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gacrameato Produce Barra.--wholesale
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fOOEES1teu Inc RECORD lNECTl
SACRAMENTO, October 18th
FRUIT Strawberries, 7Oq75c y drawer: Cranes.
9oc to 81 80 3 crate common. 50075c; Peaches,
getting scarce, and selling ct slgI 80 q
hiti, S5@5 50 = box; Lines, n 25@I 20 y
no; RsnaIas, s. EO94 SO q bunch Piresuplee,
s6ss9 = dozen Cocoanuts, t7I17 60 e 100; Plurns,
i96c Y h Pears, commcn 81 70; Bartleits, 81 500
q box; Apples, 90c1S1 % 2 box.
Pr Fauus-As5ortej, 2!-6 cans, q doc, g
assorted, gallon cano, 25; Peaches, 25-b cans,
~; Portland BiueSezries, 2-ih cans, a. WhOr-
lcbegrtea, 81 II.
DEIs0 Faurre-Applcg, gliccd, cas- q d; do
qassteEes. 8 Ga: pears, peeled. 7eE3c: do, ~
poels5, 4@5c; Piomz, pjtted. IOdI1c; Pcac,1ea,
6a7e; DO, rseied, Iegi2ac; PTuar- German and
French, 1913; BlacA5erriea, i58lG;; Fix, Cali
sornia, 5a83@a.
TAsLA FEurss- Assorted. PIN cans 3 doz, q Is /;
Peaches, s2 50 Bartlett Pesys, " s. Puns, q g
Biscabeyries, 50 GoosebeFries 50 IS; stTavberries
3 IS; Apricots, az IS hDscat Gr1rea, % rs Red
c'Irra1ts, % IS; Cnentes. g Is.
FEsETABLSs-Sweet Potatoes Red 1Gl3c p h ::
ca olinas, 81 259l so Govt; Wax and String Beans
Haze; Shell Beans, cranberry, 4(75e; LINES 5aGc q
h; Green corn, 109l5c per dozen Tomatoes b006Cc
y COX: Summer Squssh, 1a2c = n f.; pu-atoes 81 I5D
81 . = ewt; Onions, soae0c g cwt; Cau,iAower, 70
a90c; CabbLy sl6fl % q cwt; Carrots G0c975c q
cTt; TCrnips, 90cqs1 100; bunch vegetables I2Ic u
doE; Pars1ips, lac; Rcess 1e; Celery, IS; .
dozen; Horse Radish e9l0c q 3 Green Peas. sCa6c
2 h Artichokes, 25@3oc . dozen Cucumbers, 40
&c 9 ioz; Green Peppers, 4asc g n, Egg Plants,
4a5c; Watermelons, 75eaSl p doz; Cantaloupes,
i bOgsl5e q dozen; Green okra, S9l DC q Ii.
| BkEADsTUF7s-Fi0ur, s. % . Dbl; oat0esl. 50
Y 100 rs; Cornine9l. yellow, s. 259,2 rs white,
| - 35012 60; Cracked Wheat, q 750J
PoULTRY-Liyc Turkeys, l3ei4c q n full grown
Chickens SO 80 y dozen young Boosters, s3yas SO
Y doz; BIcilers, s2G3; tame Ducks, SO 50a7 !;
Geese, 81 hod2 = pasr Eggs 4oG545c q dozen.
CANE Quail, Il f5a1 so z dozen Mallard DueEs.
| S5t4; Sprigs 81 15td2; Teal, 81 50al IS; Hare,
81 7592, Rabbits, sla1 so; Doves, 5(aT5c 9 doz /;
/ Venson, 10dl2c 2 b.
DAIRY PRoDucIs-Butter, fancy dairy. 459475c .
| q ; mixed lots, In rolls, 35@42Ic % b; Cheese,
California, from l2sdI5c; Western, fats, le@lbc )
| Martins Cream, 10000.
| Recommendations Alfalfa, 1Oa12io; limo
| Ely. Eastern, 11@12c y d; Oregon. saloc /
Red Clover, 15a16c; Red Top, 12t@1ic Nuts-
English Wa,n1ts, lo9l1c; Almonds, A5ioc,
Peanuts, 1oallc Talnw, 7tsSe; Hides sais' va
I0c; dry, zoe; Hope-6o467ic.
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IDAHO.
Residence Damaged by FIRE,

BOISE CRY, October 19ih.-The residence
of Il. G.. Curtis, ex Governor of this Terri
tory, was partly destroyed by fire az noon to-
day. Every effort was made TO save the
building, but the flames were not extin-
guished until after the upper story had been
destroyed. A valuable library and consider
able furniture were badly damaged. The
house was a two-story frame. The loss is
estimated st SO 600; no insurance. Tie &C.
cidental overSurning of candle in dark
closet in the second story was the cause of the
fro
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HOTEL LswGtSAN.

EoRNER FOURTH AND Il STREETS, AGRA
enthusiastically hrst-cass, on the European plan.
T. D. Servers Carriages Will take all passengers free
of charge from Depot to EAe,.
s1ApIni' TERRY CO. Mznagera
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SssE&0S.


hAtfUt.
SALEM, October i9th.-Tbe balio. TODAY
was as follows Mitchell, 81: Shsttuck, 2S:
Herman, 81: r. Williams, 2; Failing, / !;
Burnett, /. Adjourned.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SALEM October 10 .h-S:30 P. M-The Leg.
islature will adjourn Tomorrow. Mltchelrs
vote to-day lacked 8 of an election, with %
Republicans voting for other candidates and
united in opposition 10 MIN. Mitchell issued
an open letter this evening, saying that ne
was in tho hands of his friends, the letter in
fact being an ingenious and strong appeal to
his supporters to stand by him in maintain-
ing the deadlock. He has given up all hope
of election, and is now working 70 defeat the
election of anybody eLe. Ths Democrats Of
course favor the deadlock il the hope that
popular disgust will cause political revolu-
tion of the State, and their hopes ere well
founded, Mitchell cannot possibly hold more
than 20 of his 81 tomorrow and perhaps not
any of them; but as only are required to
prevent an election, he seems 10 hold COED
hand IN the game. Bets are even to night of
q deadlock
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noon the residence of Jonathan Strine, stir.
ated about seven miles south Of Fresno. was
destroyed by fire, together with It's contents.
The / s. is about 81 900 insurance, $500,
The origin of the fire is not known.
Another Lamp Explosion at MarysviMe.
MARYsvILLE, October 10Th "A lamp ex
plosion in the building known as the Bee
hive last night caused FIRE alarm. The
flames were extiDguished by wet blankets.
No damage of any consequence.
Shock OF Earthquake.
MENDoCINo, October 19sh.-Quits shock
Of earthquake was felt here this morning
shout half past o'clock.
Sailor Drowned.
SPANIsHTowN, October 19Sh.-The steamer
Salinas, in trying to land ct ths Gordon
Chute, lost sailor, whose name could rot be
learned.
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San Francisco Wsat Marsee

Following are rates for whole carcssses from
slaughtarers to dealers
BRfp-Prule, 71@Sc; medium gra6esp Glq7c;
Inferior, 5I9Gc = h.
VzAL-Iarge calves, 7Igslc; small ones, s@0;c
D.
huTvoN-Wethers GuotEbe st 4I35c, and
ewes at 4d4lc e n, according to quality
LAAs-Quotable at 6GGic = II.
PoRs-tive hogs, 6lJd7a5 for hard. and 6IGGs for
soft; dressed do. l0@Io4a q 2, for hard grain
Hogs.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

stabbing Affair mt Santa Rosa-The Ore.
gen DeadIock-saiIor Drewned-Lord
ana Lady Lorne-The Fair at Yceka-
Farm Residence Burned-state Politics
-Advtces from San Francisco-Etc.
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NEVADA,
Ont of Eancer.

Sailed for Europe-Oat of Banger.
VIRGINIA, October 19.h.-Jobn w. EIacksy
sailed to-day, from New York for Europe.
Mrs. Mackav is very ILL.,
Captain Matt. Cauavan is now out of
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Useless Fright.

To worry about any Liver, Kidney Or Uri-
nary Trouble. especially Brigat's Disease or
Diabetes, as Hop Bittsrs never fails of cure
where cure is possible. We know this,
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Eastern and Foreign narkasa.

NEW YORK, October 10Th
sRsADsTTFFs - Flour is steady and Wheat "a
strong, latter at 81 06@1 10 q bushel
WCOL--Caiiforuia ia more active at l22lsc for
ian bury, AID 16g2oc for clean fall; spring bury,
t5.t2oc; clean s9ring, 2i1S2c; p1ied, lsg42a
hIDHs--Caifornts are strong at 93!924G.
WHEAT- 97sc for November
CoES-e9c Tor November
Pogg-S2O 724 for November
LARD-Sl2 10 for November
BAcoH-sll so for November lor riba snd SIS %
Tor short ribB.
LIVERPOOL October 18th.
WHEAr-Caiif9rnia spot lots are duh at % sd
10 0s Sd. Cargo lots ass for lust sh pped 55s for
nearly due and ass for off coast
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RRITIsH ENIrtsRla.

The Governor General aud Princess
Louise.
VICTORIA. October 175h-It is reported
that the Governor. G 5neral and Princess
Louise will sail for San Francisco on the Co.
mus about the 9th instant.
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uARDwARu. IRON. sTEBI, ETC

e. HERMANN e --nanu'actursrs and I'm
porters. No. SS6 Rearny st, usEr Pine. The inest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden ST.
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HATS

School eT Civil Engineering, suryevirg
Drawing and Asszying "a Post st. A. Van der Eaien
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ADDRESS TO The VOTERS OF CALI.
FORNIA,

To the People of California We have
been requested by the suffering people of
the great valley of this State to make an
appeal to you in their behalf. Would that
each one of you could behold with your
own eyes the devastation that has been
wrought by the unrestrained flow of min
ing detritus. You would be astonished to
know that any number of the American
people = people claiming revolutionary
sires-had patiently met such destruction
of their homes. Could you behold this
you, too, would grow impatient at the
cold impress of type upon paper. All the
language Patrick Henry could command,
and thus put forth, would fail to give more
than glimmer of the wrongs these people
and you have suffered and are about to
suffer. As has been repeatedly shown, it
is not alone the people whose hearthstones
are being invaded who suffer, but all the
people of the State and their children, and
their children's children, on down to the
time when "the earth with age grows
wan" and bears
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A Drunken Shoemaker Slabs a saloon
krcDer.

SANTA Rosa, October l9sh.-Paul Heisel.
German shoemaker, an old resident here,
while under the influence of liquor early this
afternoon, came behind Jack Atkins. saloon.
keeper, citing rea6i5g in his chair, and &c.
verely cut him IL thrse places With short.
bladed shoe knife The blade was broken
from the handle 10 giving the lsss cut over
Atkins left eye. Tie worst wound is Just
below tie line Of the navel, on the right side.
Another cut is upon the left breast. Atkins
condition is critical, with little hope fer his
recovery. Heisel has grown children. He
had come trouble last night with Atkins
while drinking. He is in prison, under COM
misment TO await further Development in At
kins' case
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Hawfey Bros Hardware -Ca.-IIlportsrs OF
Hard ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. sol.
a33, sos, S07 and 300 Market street San Erancsco.
Iron aud Steel. Agents for the Pittsbury Steei
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos loo and i22 Front
street. and Nos. III and I19 California street
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RUBRgR AND on GOODS,

Tbs Gu.fs PeFcba and gE5Der MaEsfne
uring CoTlpany-Manutacturers OF Rubber Gods
OF every description. P2tentees Of the celebrated
&c Maltese Cross Brand" Carboiized Hose. Corner
First and MARKET streets. J. ". Taylor, Aanazar.
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Rivers are being destroyed upon whose
bosom floats, or has hoated, the commerce
of a rich agricultural territory capable Of
supporting two or three millions of people.
These rivers are worth to the present sparse
population not less than two million dol.
lars annually. More than one hundred
thousand acres of the finest land on the
face of the earth has already been destroyed
and as much more made impractical of re.
clamation. O.her hundreds of thousands
of acres ara in process of destruction.
These rivers, these lands cannot stand an
other year of unrestrained hydraulic min.
ing. The bay of San Francisco must go
next, and if you would save any of Cali
fornia worth the saving, you must inter
pose an objection at some stage of the pro-
ceeding. Why not NOW?
The miners have announced that they
intend to ask the next Legislature to at
tempt to legalize in some way the building
of impounding dams. Such scheme is
delusion and a snare, and the rivers and
the valley lands must take the consequence
of failure. The Courts have decided
that it is unlawful to run this detritus into
the rivers, but the miners have evaded the
service of the orders of the Courts, hoping
that the Legialature may come TO the res
cue Our people do not desire that the
principle of the law shall be changed, but
that measures be taken to enforce H. They
appeal to you to see that no pernicious
legislation be had. Because the hydraulic
miners have evaded the processes of the
Courts some legislation may be required to
put in force the principles of right and
justice laid down by the Courts, and which
are rs old as civilization
With all cur long suffering, with all our
wrongs, this il all we have to ask Of the
voters of the State in their sovereign ca.
pacity. We ask no charity-xe ask no
compensation for damages, but we come
showing our wrongs-your wrongs-and
ask fer justice. We AJAX every voter in the
State to see that the men he Sends TO repre-
cent him IN the legislature are willing to
give us this. Much has been said and we
do not choose to go into details OF facts or
enter upon an elaborate argument. 1t is a
time for action. VIII You help us?
GEO. OHLEYER,
w. S. GREEN.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Susftn Gages.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 72
Montgomery St, s. f. Country orders solicited
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FOR SALE.

- : 90 ACRES OF LAND, LYING FTyEgsI.
de tsE miles east IL Nsrysviile 1000 80
acres thereof iR1S0s and under cultivation, -ss=
the remainder growing up in Young timber good
house, barsa, orchards etc The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. Ii 10: wanted for
farming, it is CT the best stock ranches in the
county, and w he sold cheap enough to Justify Its
use Tor stock only. Possession given Sertember l.
1851 Ior frther information inquire Of the Sacra-
meuto Bank, Sacramento. California iy2SIm
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Temperance Leciure.

RIO VISTA. October 19sh.-Cclonel George
GOulding, Gracd Lecturer OF the o. q. T.,
spoke to an audience Of about eighty PERSONS
LAST night. He declared that the whisky
men ruled the political organizations thas
they slone did a cash business, willie other
dealers sold on credit, and that neither they
nor their Gus tomers paid ore-tenth OF the
taxes. Tae lecturer was frequently ap-
rla1hed
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

Frank G.. Edwaris-Imrorter and Dealer, No
$50 Market street (Phelau's Block, San Francisco
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD. UNION
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CARPETS, orLcLoTHs, ETC.

Stakeholder Bros. Hanufactur:ng Gore
poSitory, 81 Market street. A. Il. Isham, Manager
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:. y - ~ TO &I6h'-OJ /"
e, malicious ard defamatory libel. "
Wreck and Cargo Sold.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 19sh.-An auc
ton sale CT the ship Bremen. wrecked last
Monday morning on the Farallone Islands.
was held this afternoon at the Merchants
Exchsnge. The vessel. with all rigging and
fittings, was sold to I. 2. II. WhiteIaw for
$3.50. Bidding started at $500. The stated
value OF the ship in London was $50 000
The cargo, about 2 700 tons Of coal, was sold
to the same bidder for S65. Bidding started
~ 600
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STATIONERS, PRINTERS, ETS.
II. 9. Croker q Co.-Importing and Manufact-
CTtng Stationers Printers and photographers, Nos
sl5, 2l7 and 2I9 Bush street. shove Sansone,
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The Los Angeles Races.

Los ANGELES, October 10sh.-The largest
attendance of the week was at the races TO-
day. The first event was trottipg race fer
three-year-olda, for purse of $3.50. Kate
Bender. Tempest and L. J. Roses Center
were the starters. The race was won By
Center in $50, 800 and 1851. TIE second
racs was fer purse OF $780, for horses that
had never run fer money. TIE starters we're
May berry's Mary Jane, L. J. Roses Deton-
naire and Cowper's Dsaper-won By M,ry in
2:47, 2:49 ard 2:45. The mos. exciting event
was the ladies' ffteeu-mile match. The e1-
tries were Mrs. Blackford aud Mia, Ada Nc
Coy. On tie eleventh round Miss Mccoy
tainted. aud was taken to the clubhouse.
Mrs. Blacktord finished tbs race in slow
canfer exhaust.ad
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LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements OF i've lines in this department
Inserted for % cents for time three tmes for 30
oents or 7s cents per week
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Collision nj E.nicia.

BENIcIA, October 19.h.-Tne west. bound
emigrant train collidsd with spme freight
cars at the mail dock switch q. o'clock lag.
night, wrecaipg two freight cara and the cab
of the engine, dangerously hurting engineer
Clark. Conductor Riley escaped with slight
injuries.
Residence Destroyed by Fire.
FRrsSo, October 19sh.-On Tuesday after.
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THE pAILY RECORD-UNION.

Post oes as second clas, matter
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WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO CHAMBERwORR
w and wait on table, Apply at Union House,
Eighth and J. ol93ts
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NseaNEY TO LoAN

AN REAL ESTATE, At LOW RATE OF IN
2 = terest, by PETER BOIL S25 J street. aul7 IT
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SACRAMENTO REcoRD-uMIoN.
San Franeisce Gftice, No. New M0ntgom-
cry street palace Hotel.-J. u: Sharpe, Agent.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14

BY Aid. Starkey-
Resolred, That the plat of Stinson's
subdivision of block 1O3, of Lyman Day
toms addition to St. Paul, as approved
October %, 1882, by the Plat Commission,
and also On the 9Th day of November,
1882, by the City Engineer, be and the
sameis hereby accepted by the Common
Council of the City of st. Paul.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Fischer,
Johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy. Mr.. Presi-
dent.
Approved Nov 13, 1882.
Adjourned to Saturday the 18th inst, at
7:3O O'Clock p. N.
A. ALLEN, President of Council.
TKos. A. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk.
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Resolutions.
By Aid StarkeY.-

By Aid Starkey-
Reso1red, That the plat of Stinson's
subdivision of block III, of Lyman Day
October 2S, 1882, by the Plat Commission,
and afterwards and on Nov. 9Th, 1882, ap-
proved by the City Engineer, be and the
same is hereby accepted by the Common
Council OF the City Of ST. Pau.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Fischer,
Johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. Presi-
dent
Approved Nov. 13, 1882.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14
OFF IAL.
IrGcs'' d!ggs # III frlmsn JlllG'.
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
ST.. PAUL. Nov. Z, 1882.
President Allen in the chair.
Present-Ald. O'Connor, Robert, Fischer,
Otis. Johnson, Van Slyke. Starkey, Mr..
Presidents.
Adjourned TO THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at
7::s0 O'clock n. N.
The President notified all parties interest
ed, ii auy were present that at that time the
matter of change of -Ea'e u "c-i-teonth
street from jackson - Os.......a- streets II
accordance with notice of G. ity Clerk dated
October 9Th 1882, would be heard and con-
sidered.
Adjourned. A. ALLEN,
President of Council.
THos. A. PRENpEEcAsT, City Clerk.
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Resolutions.

RESOLVED, That Chas. Weide's subdivi-
sion of block 81, of Arlington Hills addi-
ton. as approved by the Plat Commission
and City Engineer October IA, 1882, be
and the same is hereby accepted, as the
legal subdivision of said block.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, OConnor, Robert,
Otis, Smith, johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy,
Mr. President
Approved Nov. 13, 1882.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14

By Aid. Smith
RESOLVED, That the Board of Public Works
cause sidewalk to be laid on the south
easterly side of Pleasant avenue from
Third street to Walnut street, with the nee
essary cross walks.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Otis, Smith, johnson. Starkey, Mccarthy,
Mr. President-9.
Approved Nov. IL. 1882,
Daily globe., 1882-11-14

By Aid. Cornish
Resoired, That the Board of Public
Works cause sidewalk to be laid ON east
side of Virginia avenue from Dayton ave-
nue. to Nelson avenue. Also, on west side
Of Western avenue from Dayton avenue to
Selby avenue.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Otis, Smith, johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy,
Mr.. President, 9.
Approved Nov. 13, 1882.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil Lamps.

Oil Lamps
Robert Seeger submitted proposition
for furnishing gasoline lamps, etc.
Laid over.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14

Resolred, That an order be drawn upon
the treasury in favor of Edward Colbert,
for the sum of twenty dollars for
services in cleaing up in and around the
public market during the month of
October.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Otis, Smith, johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy,
Mr.. President g.
Approved Nov. 13, 1882.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14
By Aid. Starkey-

By Aid. Starkey-
Resolred, That the Board of Public
Works be, and are hereby, requested to
cause cross-walks to be laid across Plum
street, on the easterly and westerly sides
of Bates avenue.
Yeas-Aid. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert
Otis, Smith, johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy,
Mr.. President-9.
Approved Nov. Is, 1882.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14

By Aid. Johnson
Resolved, That the City Clerk advertise
for 1000 signs for street corners, part of
them to be pine wood, strictly clear and
dry, part of tin, first quality; all to be as
per samples in the Office of City Engineer,
the No. for each street and avenue to be
furnished by City Engineer.
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Otis, Smith, johnson, Starkey Mccarthy,
Mr.. President-9.
Approved Nov. 13, 1882.
Daily globe., 1882-11-14

uments at price not to exceed one dollar
and fifty cents each.
Yeas--Ald. .Dowlan. O. 'Connor, Robert, Otis,
Smith, johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy, Mr..
President-9.
Approved. Nov. 13. 1882.