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, 1880-09-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 20.-1l. u. 11an-
mol,d, President of tle indianapolis, Deca-
tur IL Springfield 1load, arrived III the city to-
duy from the East, md white here 1t is sa1d
sonc eifort will bu made to consolidate with
tho Illinois Company. formed recently 10
build line of rond from Decatur to IIood-
house, MI extension Of tho road that wis ut
tllanapUlts, DECATUR Is Springfield manage
Me.it- The running arrangement with tho
Wubasll will not make tile road wllnt It
al,ould he n1d would be with another west
efn outlet.
, 1880-09-21

Topeka 4 Santa FG Company shalt organize
under the Statp laws 0f California. Tho
tho part OF tho people OF San diego iS Frank
Ktm'r,i'. Of tho National Ranch. whtn ',ns
given greater amount Ut a,M for railroad
purposes tn San f)ieg9 County than my
1'npcka & Santa ri Company VIII tlaye tl't,
use N about 40 ncrcs, tltnntcd tor rAtlr0ntl
pnrH'scs lust year.. In addition tneeucrgrttc
citlzrhs have raised $:U,DU for thu purchase
of ncceysary rights of Wny,
, 1880-09-21

Spteiat Dtpateh to Tia EAttaqo 1rttHnk.
nosgus, Mass., Sept. s0.-A great crowd Ut tho
tioora OF tho rark Thoatso Tonight were tersi-
bly disappointed thAt ClaFa Morris wus seized
with iIlness oE hor wuy sruln Nov York, aud was
unable to appear. Tbls was her opening ulght.
aud tho salu Ut seats exceeded that Of tho lust
, 1880-09-21
MtXIEKEffIH.

Mr, Denman Thotnpson yavo his tssd per-
furnaneo Of Josl.1a |PhteoMh In this city lust
night. und tho performance nlarktxl tho hcRin-
uIuy Ut tho third wDek Ut tho rruaont engaYe-
mrnt. latorcst lu tho work scelus uuabate4.
, 1880-09-21
MstAtn r1arn.

II. chzns. tho Fr1:1lch Minister Of Justice. hal
abolished tho i,lrhnrmfs trerH. which fur 1nrt
thin ltaff century hns forbidden Presidents
Judges, attorneys. aud substitutes to wenr 1nus'
tnchi4.
, 1880-09-21
UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION.

UNIFORM CLASS1FlCtTl0N.
A meeting of General Freight Agents Of
Western roatts was held yesterday Mt tho
Grand Pacific for the purpose OF taking nc-
tion regarding the adoption Of tho classlticn-
tlUn adopted ut Cleveland Sept. l, 1850. at
that meeting n committee Of live was au-
pulitcd, with hLr. Frank liarrfott OF tho
baltimore il Ohio, rs Chairman, to confer
with the roads west ard northwest Of Chi
cngo, md induce tl,om to also adopt that
classification, SO ms to make 1t uniform on NIL
the roatls west Of plttsburg, Salamanca,
Wheeling. mud Buffalo.
Tho Iieetlnk. whs presided over by. Mr..
c. q. Eddy, If tho Northwestern, aud tho
following roads were represented: Wabash,
littsb,trg, Cincinnati u st. Louis, Lake
SlUre, Baltimore Sc Ohio, Northwestern,
Milwaukee L. st. Paul, Burlington, and Com
missioner j. W. Midg1ey, Ut tito Southwest.
erIl Hallway Association.
Il lung discussion regarding the matter
Has had, but no understanding could be
macled. Tile Western roads said they would
receipt the classification 70 such points rs tc-
ceDted l'ittsburg classification, but none
other. Mfr. Miugley agreet to lay the r1utter
Northwestern Railway Association a1,d tlo
nfs best to induce them t0 adopt tho new
classification.
, 1880-09-21

'">&"lh8a AA1u tH3 H}FVulik w SHG HbIe]u HEA-
aufl III this city took place In stltotl and excel
lent sl'tls|o. nn unslrr most ilntterInx auHpccs
of approximation. Tho "isuhnmtan titri" WAS
f'rcsc'tud by tho Abbutt English opur1l COM.
pany.
The soo Of .Atstne I. almost too light to ntrorh
MI Interpretation which could Htro Il fnir
eart'cst pf her. power, hut tho scope fnr act.
lhtsnH ntniie. allHs Ahb.ltt wua Giabtett therein
IN delight her iludenrn md win for herself tho
appin.iss ii"r ytics M e.rtuinly n6yer @pi,earci
10 Krcntcr ndvMntage linn IN - tircatnt that I
tlwtt III MARBLE halls" ~ sho delivered l,tss
patby, and IL ,ns.st t'leasiu4 tltnhro. sho WIS
trleo !,., interrupted hy i'nlAstlent r.,its ani
vaeys III hs hr ~ ,1S d %
tiO was notably pure md strong, In tnHrked In
proseinent even urur Inst yCur.
xase sc % r. a K cssss Esss = Vie as ,e r.
tGot, partlcnurly n Tho t'f1srHrn and cf1r1tnHtlu
ilIghts s'f tho finale, u,ld aY,l!ta compelled u
III thr third nut aits+ Admit Eratlile1 tho Ia
dies Or te audience, hut Distracted thrIr nlt,l-
III so ex'st rass s" u s ea es ~ IL afS es st II
With Il cJirAss corsAKe, trimmed with Ilroo.t
Scisct ard se8quist!y hand. pn!n'e1 rth lirds,
brought iere. Every iorg!ct III thu auditorium
brought to l,etr on ttis crenttDn Ut Worth.
aa Il W. sSyssSi %ntes as, nsfs t Sz1 f.
init of Intention to the sct'Ec.
orsn s,,,r ~ ~ ~ h.,,rs nr9 u ~ ~ anul
net shr Tnyu " l,1ss rDreyer mist" frnm tl,r
"rurita's Duughler," with s!1perb et1ect, re-
cclvlnx raptur:iuH eilcnre. Her uctlfEE wi!s
syspse'@!s sps ahe' t~4ee asa~shs "}'p!a"se tos'tseA
MIN for r,riur,f II ,nuut In coufnssod TINT
to npprt,nci tic stibtcct Of brIgnuli III English.
ns tH Appenrc.l last might, IL quite us dreadful
Anti hlriUsitg ~ expedition ~ tfp It,p ir;,lt,
Mngn9g Wi ljahte 10 sXem H. ns. % nSe ~, mett
it-tiat Mis- plnln 10 be scem. I5ctrrint,a,io,, to
to or Ilu wtIs written 01t nll over him. Etrec-
tatEoi Kapc't when liu npI,eared, md thu a9dl.
HnSe Ws5H D!e@tM'eSs nanM tAo esE!.s aeSI thy
f1rintssi tMtcf, iii ti,nt hn cu, sI,,v in I:naiisil.
il w,as att1l uvcr, md u whriwliNi nj nppruLil-
tlon bore witness that t.o rst hah been Mcct,t,,-
nse, ~ u at'% f rEnols W. H. t mgs @
w' wy, ~ easny Goa n y ,9ts1Y s. nsec "
tih9nxs; @ ~ ty rMei ftmaits r., @ II s" ~ nla,
WIN ,ihs sl'1t9 u this Country n El'x1sh. n,il
tat r. + t' s Lns.rs re r. iisltlsS T'rny d
nent and i a., is stflcent s to ty .ht frot:, the
sion. he ieynr ta!!cti to d.1.w forth the wnlttea
RESPONSE. III d" Wien tho fillr lnni Ut Poland
be WINS notably ssr>nY. n]l wnn ttl,itc triumph.
, 1880-09-21

him that his fnmIy were thrown finally upon
tho county charity, and hu hlmself was cn-
PEELED 10 accept shelter H,.ch Rs kIud old hfrB.
MckGQnA could Qt{Ord hfEl4
, 1880-09-21

vislt Of Edwin }ooth. 1Tcr i1lnesa Ia Of tempo
rary duration, and "Articio II" 10 poeltlvc1y
Promised to. morrow night.
, 1880-09-21
THE RAILROADS.
Wabash Extension OF the Mis-.
souri, Iowa 6 Nebraska.
Heavy Shipments Of Wheat and Cattle
on the Northern Pacific.
The Canada Pacific and the 6yudi-
cate Which Finishes It.


THE wABAsI1's OMAHA LINE.
The railroad managers here feel somewhat
myslifiGtl over recent movements regarding
tie Wnbus1l extension Ut the Missouri, Iowa
j. Nebraska 1toati. The lntter Inns already
been extended from llumiston 10 1ralrle-
willie, atd II WIS tho intention 10 rim It due
west 10 connection with the Council bluffs
Branch OF tho Wabash. Late movements.
however, seem to indicate that tho Wabash
has changed the rUute, rs It Is now building
northwest from FrairievIle to 1l0f,eville.
This looks rs II the Wnbash means to cross
the Burlington lnaIn line near Murray, and
build up into tllo RUck Island territory.
Should anc1l abe tho intention, uie
In It's war agalust tho Wabash. The
probable ca,sse for the change Of basc On the
part of the Wabash Is that tho Burlington
hAs tnkcn NJ already the territory through
which It meant TO rltn lts extension. It 1IlAy
be, however. Tint tho cliangc Of base by thu
trea!y with tho ltock Island aEall'st the
Ti'e siaim Of the ,yal,asl. for building The
order to SECURE short line from Council
Bluffs ,tu Clicago. The 1nn.,agers Of lho
1t iDws .nS Sf a fs9 exo Il c Sia sor,cS SwfESe1 tSn
HanflItnl and tie Missouri, Kansas j. Tex
As. nlld Mobetly. The new. tine Vt thc
N'nu.sh rln tito Missouri. 1owa n Ne
Council Bluffs 10 Shenandoah. Il Mics;
Shenandoah to uunistoil, l27 miles; IlumIs-
tnn to Ke,kuk. l'D nntles; Keokuk to 'corn.
1l3 mlles; mud tho shortest line that gould be
TIis would inako tho total nIieage OF the
new Wabash line from ChicaK, to Council
Bluffs :N7 miles. Thg Burlington runte from
Chicago to Council Blntfa Ii .tN' miles tho
Northwestern route 498 miles, a,ll the Rock
Island rontc 4os miles. This sflows TINT rye!l
with its new routv the WabMsli would still
be the longest by nearly 70 uliles,
, 1880-09-21

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Wntts rhll1tps' meiodranaa, "1sost In r.ondnn,"
WIS revived ut this tneatre Inst evening. tho
ft.adt1 part being nss,itned iy Mr.. tlenrue
Lcarnck. Tho olfo includes II number OF popular
I,uUplc. Audience larHe.
, 1880-09-21

TOLEDO, BURLINGTON ~ DELrI1Os.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. eo,-TIu last rafl wns laid
Friday on the Toledo burlington IL Delnhos
Ratlroad. connecting Dnyton and Versa!!les,
dlstuNce Of fifty miles. This roat will bo
completed 10 To1eiu BY November,
, 1880-09-21

8rtt7dt DHpo2ek 10 Ihe Ch!faeo If}btnf.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Sept. a0.-D. II. Conk-
ling, Superintendent Of the Chicago Division
OF the Wabasl,, l,ns resigned his position.
Superintendent Wood. of tho Champaign,
liaynnn tS Western Brunch, will sMrreeh
hlu,, md will have etlarge ut both divisions
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03

FOR COUNTY RECORDER.


Is a.cendidate for re election to the Office o,
COUNTY RECORDER, subject to the decision
of the Republican County Convention. au2I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
QUEER PEOPLE.
'One Who Tried to Work the Templal
Racket at the Conclave.

Racket at the Conclaye.
First in the gallery of oddities may
fbe put the impecunious liar. In this
instance he chances to be an elderly
gentleman who went into an all-night
restaurant opposite the Times office late
in the evening. The air was warm and
the ancient party was without collar,
while on his back appeared quilted
dressing gown of pattern old as the
republic.
An attentive waiter rushed up as he
sat down and handed him bill OF fare.
"No, don't want nothin',' he said.
-'Be you Templar?''
"No, sir" responded the hash
singer, I'm not.
"Well, be gel darned. Is that SO 2
Well you've no idea what yen miss in
not being one Of aus. For instance, as
you amt in the order, don't suppose
you'd trust me -astraRger-for meal ?"
"Ne, indeed. responded the waiter
frmly and prOEptly.
81 thought net but DO you knew #
was in Egypt, dead broke, L could
find Masons to send me clear home for
nothingg Fact; every man jack OF
them egyptians is a TenPlar, and there
amt nothin' he wouldn't do for me if I
was bnsted. How much is your best
coffee cups
Five cents, was the unconpromis-
ing reply.
"Well, / didn't want any, just
asked. Then you see the Egyptians
amt the only heather belonging to us.
Most every enc of our wild Injuns be-
dongs to lodge. 1t amt only a few
months ago was out On the plains and
a tribe of the Soox captured nae. One
old fellow had nae down and was going
to take my hair off when he noticed /
had on beauseant SHIFT"
"Whatn he-l is that kind of q
shirt %
Half black and half white, with
two tails to it, of course. The bosom
was black, and the rest of the garment
under my coat was lighter colored.
Well, when the Inj0n seen that he
raised me up and gimme the grip.
gripped back, and then sez he in Soox.
What do you most desire!' "A drink
O booze, sez /. The passwords cor
rect seq he, shakin' hands, and then
ke turned to the band and introduced
'em to me as the Grand Commandery
OF the nation. swell, stayed with
them fellers MORN week, and had the
pleasure of bein' present at meetin'
where they disemboweled brother for
givin' away the secretsto some Apaches,
When | came away, what do you think
they did Gimme horse and blanket,
and lent me 81. BY the way, do yen
keep pizey"
1--WE do.
"How muchs
"a nickle quarter cut"
Thought I'd fine cut just fer curl
-osity. Don't want any, you know, but
anxious to see the difference in cost of
articles here and where | came from.
Now, among the Kanaker brethren in
Hawaii, the minute / said / was q
Templar everything was free as dirt.
But then you doa't belong to us and
don't understand how we stick together.
Have you any water p
Eyes"
81 guess I'lltakea glass aud then go"
The fluid was handed him and in
stantly disappeared. Then he walked
cut into the night. -lChicago Times.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
Henry Warren.

OF Paradise, announces himself a candidate fc-
the Office Of RECORDER for Humboldt county
snbject to the decision Of the Democrat,
County Convention. aul6td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Thomas ShOne.

OF winnemucca, announces himself . candidate
for the Office of County Commissioner Dong
terml subject 70 the decision of the Democratic
County Convention auS0
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
G.. ChenOweth

Announces himself a candidate for the office Of
County Commissioner Gong term), subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con
vention. au7
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR CON STA B L Z.
Wesley Antrim

IL candidate for CONSTABLE Of Union
Township, subject to the decision Of the voters
OK the township. aul4td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR CONS A B L e /.
john .Jurgens

Announces himself candidate for CONSTA
BILE of Union township, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican Convention and the
approval OF the voters at the polls. au3o
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
II. II. FentOn

Ii candidate for ASSESSOR OF Humboldt
County, New, subject to the decision OF the
Republican Convention. iy3td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03

Having purchased the City Bakery, will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public CHRIS. DlEHL
Winnemuccas December IL. lS7a tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR CON Ia B L E.
A. T.. Gibson

Announces himself q candidate for the cfzice Of
CONSTABLE Of Union Township, snbieot to
ahe approval of the qualified electors OF the
township.
wmnemucca, August le, 1880. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03

rs candidate for CONSTABLE Of Union town.
ship, sabject to the decision Of the Republican
Convention and the approval of the voters at
the polls. aul7
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
David GirOux

IL candidate for the office OF COUNTY CON
MISSIONER Gong teran), subject to the dc
cisiea of the Democratic County Convention
av30
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR SHERIFF.
EheR II. TOrrey

Announces himself a candidate for SHERIFF.
of Humboldt County, subject to the decision of
the Republican County Convention. au23
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN.

0f Glover Valley, is a candidate fer ASSEM-
BLEYMAN, subject to the decision of the
Republican County Convention. au23
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03

Announces himself % candidate for the office o
ASSESSOR for the County of Humboldt
subject to the decision OF the Republican Coun
ry Convention. ar23
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-09-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Robert SIade.

OF Mill City, is q candidate for County Com
missioner (short term), subject to the decision
OF the Democratic Convention. au28
FOR ASS SSOR.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-22

The following statement from William j.
Coughin, of Sommerville, Mass, is SO remark
able that we beg to ask for it the attention OF
our readers. He says: sin the fall of 1876
was taken with violent bleeding Of the lungs
followed by q severe cough. soon began to
lose my appetite and flesh. | was SO weak at
one time that could not leave my bed. IN
the summer of 1877 was admitted to the city
hospital While there the doctors said had a
hole in my left lung as big as half dollar.
expended over a hundred dollars in doctors and
medicines. | was so far gone at one time Il
report went around that | was dead. gave up
hope, but friend told me of DIR. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. | laughed at my
friends, thinking that my case was incurable,
but got bottle to satisfy them, when to my
surprise and qualification, commenced to feel
better. My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and to-day feel in better spirits than / have
the past three years.
/ write this hoping you.will publish it, Sc
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take Dr. VIM. Halls BalsaDl
for the Lungs, and be convinced that consump
ton can be cured l have taken two bottles
and can positively say that it has done moro
good than all the other medicines have taker
since my sickness. My cough has almost ell
tirely disappeared and shall soon be able tc
go to work. Sold by all druggists.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-22
4 SERTOUS OUTLOOK,

There is serious as well as comical
aspect to the withdrawal of Gov. Foster
from the contest for the Senatorship from
Ohio The fact that man who was sup
posed to lead all others in the race could
he forced to leave the track is suggestive
of the fact that there is a power at work
that bodies no good to the republic.
Even Mr. Foster does not deny that he
was prompted in his action by hints, if
not commands, from the incoming Presi-
dent. and the entreaties of those who owe
much to the present secretary of the
treasury.
The operation is part of the central
ling policy of the Republican party.
1t is considered by that organization that
the power of the government should re-
side in the hands of the few, and every
effort has been made of late to
create a monopoly or an aristocracy
of Office holders In Maine Blaine and
Hamlin have been governing powers. In
Massachusetts Hoar, Dawes and few
others have insisted upon legislating or
behalf of the entire State. In Pennsyl-
vania the Camerons have assumed to die
tate to the people in all matters that con-
cerncd them. In Minnesota the Ramsey
aud Washburn cliques have the party
under their thumbs and can enforce any
demand they may choose to make In
Ohio it is the same way Sherman ant
Garfield being now the controllers of thu
destinies of the people. If the remaindel
of the Republican States were examined
il would be found that in each there is ;
ring of men who assume to dictate to thu
rest of the people who shall be chosen t,
all the offices of trust, honor ant
emolument, and there are none so fool
hardy as to endeavor to traverse their de
crees Year after year our political af
fairs are becoming linked with the rings
and the government is being made pure
" personal one, managed and represent
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-22
PERSONAL.
Mr.. A. I. c. Pierson is conyalescent.

MT. n. L. y. IlcrSOn Is cOnValeScenI.
A. j. Sawyer, Duluth, at the Merchants
Hon. r. L. Frazee, Frazee City, was among
the arrivals at the Merchants yesterday.
Major j. C. Stoever, Henderson, did his
st. Paul friends the pleasure of paying them a
visit yesterday.
w. A. Conrad, Fort Benton, and E. M. Da-
wilson, Fort Custer, D. T., were among the
arrivals at the Merchants yesterday.
Gen. Sam Hartman, one of the best story
tellers and gallant gentlemen found within the
State of Wisconsin, is at the Merchants.
Hon. L. i. Wheelock, Owatonna, the able
and industrious State Senator from Steele
county the winters of 1S77-S, paid flying Wis
it to ST. Paul yesterday.
j. B. Brisbn, Esq, and wife, will leave to-
morrow for an extended visit East. They
will pass Christmas at Mr.. Brisbin's former
home at Saratoga, New York
Acting Assistant Surgeon Thomas II. Pleas
ants, L. S. A. now in this city, has been order
ed to report for temporary duty to the COM
handing officer at David's Island, n Y.
Hon. Fred Won Baumbach arrived yesterday
morning from a flying visit to Milwaukee, his
old home. The Colonel, though an enthusi-
astic gopher, cherishes the very many pleasant
remembrances of his badger existence, and
every visit to the old haunts seems to give him
renewal of life.
DR.. James Wilhelm, superintendent of the
Farbault sugar refinery, returned home last
evening after short visit to st. Paul. He
has lately visited Illinois and seen the best
sirup and sugar results of that region from
the northern cane, and still thinks Minnesota
and the Faribault refinery takes the lead.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-22
Mail Car Burned at EIroy.

Mail Agent Bean of the United State:
postal service, received information yes.
tcrday Of the burning of a mail CAR night
before last, at Elroy junction, on the line
of the West Wisconsin railroad. The
train to which the car was attached left
St Paul Monday noon, and the fire took
place about 10 O'Clock that evening
Upon the arrival of the train at Elroy
the route agent left his car and went to
the postoffice for the purpose of eXchang-
ing registered letters.
lie returned in about five minutes,
passed his Car, which at that time seemed
all right, and entered mail car attached
to train running south. A few minutes
afterwards he was informed that the Cal
was on fire, and it was at once drawn
away from the train, completely ablaze
The car contained three sacks of papers
and few letters, quite number of which
were saved.
The fire is attributed to the explosion
of lamp. Mr. Bean left for Elroy last
night to obtain definite particulars of the
cataStrOphc
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-22
CITY COUNcIL.
A Meeting Yesterday Which Attended
Strictly to Business. 81

M Strictly to Business.
Theregular meeting Of the common
council was held yesterday afternoon,
President Rhodes in the chair.
A protest against the lowering of the
grade of Jackson street. Referred.
A petition from the ST. Paul Light
Guard company asking the use of the new
Market hall for drill room. Laid on
the table.
Aid. Allen moved that the company be
permitted to use the hall until an ordi-
nance regulating the hall be drawn and
passed. Capt, Bunker and Thos. Coch-
ran, Jr., explained the purposes of the
company, and requested that the terms
should be placed as low as possible.
Reports of city officers Sverc presented
and appropriately referred.
The opening of Iglehart street from
Mackubin street to the city limits was
ordered.
Reports of committees, none of
them of special importance, were pre-
sented and adopted.
The committee on streets reported in
favor of grading L'Orient street, from
Thirteenth to Minnehaha streets. The
report was adopted.
The committee on streets reported in
favor of Strengthening Mount Airy street
between Broadway and L'Orient streets,
and an order to that effect was passed
The same committee reported against
the Strengthening of Burr street. Adopted
The grading of Martin street, from Rice
street to Park avenue, was ordered.
The contract for sewer on Minnesota,
Twelfth and Cedar streets was awarded
to VIM Stockton for the sum of 81, 425.
Aid Rhodes offered resolution author
izing the commissioners of the interest
and sinking fund to negotiate temporary
loan to meet all financial emergencies, and
to issue certificates of Indebtedness
Adopted
Aid Allen offered resolution relating
to changes in the plumbing of the new
market house. Adopted
Aid. Rhodes offered a resolution in
structing the chief of police to prosecute
all saloon keepers who neglect to take out
or renew their licenses by the Goth Of
January Adopted.
Aid Ringwald offered resolution
prohibiting the dumping of offal and filth
on the river above the bridge. Adopted.
Aid Minea offered resolution instruct
ing the contractor for gasoline lamps to
erect two lamps on the bridge. Lost:
On motion of Aid. Allen, Aid. Minea
was added to the committee on legislation
Adjourned