The Evening critic., 1882-06-24
THE EVENING CRITIC.
LACONiC LOCALS,
EsTA ABLIsHED AUGUST is0s.

HENRY c. CoBURN will build two brick
dwellings on street, between Twenty.flrst
and Twonty-second, at an expense OF $4,000.
MR.. w. WALTER received n permit to-
day TO build n brick dwelling on Sixth street,
between d and L streets southwest, at an ex-
pense OF S1,SOO.
THE Commissioners have had 500 copies
of the building regulations in their amended
form printed, for the Information OF the build
ers and property owners.
THE bonds of John T. C. Clark, Charles
Walter, A. $. Taylor, william Hoimck and
q. s. Bundy, recently confirmed as Justices Of
Justice Macarthur to-day.
BIDS were opened in the Commissioners
ONCE at neon for cleaning alleys through
out the city for the next fiscal year.
The The only only =, bidders ia ,n r were H. L. Crawford
per thousand superficial yards, and John
White, at forty cents per thousand yards. The
white, the lowest bidder, but may be rejected
owing 10 the large increase over the amount of
previous years. Tho price paid to the con-
tractor during the present year is only twenty
one and half cents per thousand yards.
THE regular meeting of Minuehaha
Lodge of Good Templars, held last Tuesday
evening, was one OF great interest and Import
ance and unusually well attended, even for this
live and active organization. Several new
members were admitted, and the applications
OF many others were read. The following pro-
gramme was enjoyed by all present; Quartet
by Mr.. A. II. Frear, Mrs. A. II. Frear, Mr.. J. A.
Frear and Mrs. Kqlstrom address by Mr.. sar-
rell, OF the Grand Lodge of Colorado; recita-
tion by Mrs. Nailor; vocal solo by Miss Sadie
Jennings; address by Mrs. Nettie sanford;
vocal solo by Mrs. A. Kalstrom; address by Mr..
7. C. Taylor; instrumental solo by Miss Mem
nett.
MISS JOSEPHINE SIMMs, an innocent.
looking young woman, was in the dock at the
Police Court to-day charged with grand
larceny. The defendant was In the employ of
Mr.. Henry Billings, a Government clerk, and
was suspected OF stealing flfty-dollar bill be-
longing TO him. Yesterday Mr.. Billings called
in an officer and charged the girl with the theft
but promised her freedom from prosecution II
the money was returned. The young girl
asked the gentlemen to withdraw for a mo-.
ment, and, on their return, produced the bill
which she returned to the owner. In the
Police Court today the case was nolle pressed,
the only evidence against tho defendant being
her confession made under promise of I'M
munity from arrest.
THE Register received yesterday for pro-
bate and record the will OF the late Mary
L. Talbot. She directs that the property
owned by her in square 600 be sold and the
proceeds paid to the president and directors OF
Gonzaga College, to be applied In payment of
the debt OF st. Aloysius Church. Mr.. Charlie
w. Hoffman is named as executor, and to HI
is left $4,000 In trust for Mrs. Virginia Ch l.
ton during her life, and at her death to be di-
vided equally between her children. Two
thousand dollars is left In trust for Julia Our
TIM and at her death to go to the body OF the
estate. One thousand dollars in trust for
Margaret Grimes. To each of the three daugh.
ters OF Colonel Julius Garesche, $500; to St
AIMS Infant Asylum, 5000 TO the Little Sis
tiers Of the Poor, $500; to st. Joseph's Male
Orphan Asylum, $500; to st. Vfncent's Female
Orphan Asylum, 5000 to Charles W. Hoffman,
the manner which she made known to him be
fore her death.