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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

! The House CO0nittee o. CON.
(; mere has throws itself on ito dig.
nifty, and does not propose to rest un-
der the in,putation that Il pserared 4
bed River aud Harbor Bin Ut the last
sessinn. Frank Page b 1t the head
Of the committee, and he and the
others VI IT, members, who were Ken
1t the late election. are exceedingly
ineenarsl II what they regard ~ CO
ercion on the part Of the adn,lnistra-
tratk"n through the failure to sasbnsit
tlse usual estimate Of the engineers
for m annual appropriation Tor
work an rivers and hartos improve
ls,es,ls. At . recent meeting the cons-
millee talked the whlDle matter 0ver
and finally came IL the eonc]lssiOm Il
wa~ very much al's,'ssl l,olly, and
To xl,s,w 10 the world tlsal Il cos,sil)er.
I'd ilse.lf ~ such q tr,llclaliled tn In
tr'tluce rrssDlmiiOms In the House
calling for e.stinsal~s az cngineens.
These resolutions have l,een intro
sllst)stl. We may now expect tn hear
frvDsn the nss.ubess az the eos,s-
mite an explanation which viii
= tl..ul,ling world that the
river anil harIos steal which r0lIlHd
The treasury ~ SIS. nm, mo Or so. mo-
laU ws~ M:e of the lslresl measures
Inst ever l,a,u'ed COngrs.ss.
The cOsmssill4e'x res~.Dut IONS are d. |
res'tesj 1t the Secretary IL War, and
DverwIeln, that official with ques-
lions which wilt make IBIS heed |
win, tn answer. He kIssluired to
|njOrnI the House without umneces-
'ary delay, what appropriations
we're made In the River and HarLor
Bjll last session provit)ing for WORKS
which were mt f'r the improvement
4 commerce aud navigation, with
he enumeration III such Objects, u
my Their. were, aud the amount Of
''''''cy whish wss appropriated for
l'en'. What ""'s'ey. II any, n being
ls..sl IN the prosecution u river aud
'srlnr improvements whis.l, are nat
Dr TIN. lx'nelit ~ eosnn,erse, aud
vl,st arr tn. names aud l,lass's, aud
what amount II nn,sey h l'eimg ~
Further, tive committee
Ia,,ts I" Know what r. the cs'ndiliou
{ the fund. and l,s'w Issuch will be
ri over, IL amy. f.,r the fiscal year
ls4in, June :aHh, lSx,::" The conn.,
.i''... pr"lnss~ I" viudieate itself
nj the House from the f,all asper-
i"ns t'nst against their msltives In
ass.img the l,ill. Buncon,l,e spec ,lses
I'LL now IL In Orsler, aud II l'resi-
ent Arthur ~ssalc condemnation all
r,4a.mt Indications l'e'ese.~ no siguili-
ansr.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

ATHENS, Ika. u. 1t las ,,.u IT,.
ri't'J IT, COPPER tjr. citizenship, -,
Athens an Gladstone.
II"A M'N, ihr. H. Before. i.,rl;..
n.t'''i rsa>>rn'l'l.>, bike. imi, !.
Foreign Secretary, will probably
enter iln. Cabinet.
Wi:''>. Dee. ! !. III" 80 "l.r..
w. stores Were destroyed Lv lire,
III" building. We're full "f :...!.
loss very extensive. II j. ,.,.r,..i
that the ,ar..takrr ami h; :..nii; Ter
i>lItsl in the Mara.<.
NEW York. dee. L.. Az, meet.
ing al the rul'l"r manufacturer, ,...
day il was decided I" III 81. all RI. ,l.r
!""H and sI''". i,ahuf:m; ,ri.s I,...,,,-
i"'r :::sd for one Week. n!i-i whi..I,
hiatt !ir g'"sl> E'r:.,"r!: r...,.u':",n,..i
will IL. n,,,.lc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
Gould on tho Stand.

NEW iOEE, lh.'. u. Jay Gould
appeared ln'i.'r.. the (nI,,imitl4r u,,
Grain Carmen. this morning. Iic
:ai'l h. VA. il the midway business.
Was familiar with operations in
stocks Tut not will, grain. VITA: he
'isssl Was only f"r his own ."i.s.,n,l-
:iHn. lIc was f;snIiii: r with nakinv
."'rnrrx in >tas'k aud also IN dealing
IN futures In St,h.ks. Gould ,r,ntiu-
uGtl nj hngth that on general pin
cipls.< il was his opinion tina. the cr-
feet "f dealing, ~ si.n'k~ AMI curriers'
HN III" general welfare H. insiyui)j
can't as few options are dealt in.
Speculation slam- .:.M,l hv Lrin.iuv
more money IN IL" country. The.
frrr M'arkct~ ar' the more freedom
~" Civ: I" capital. 70: that Reason,
! w''Il't not restrict grain rr stock
men vito speculate. No transaction
is illegal that draws money from,
European centres. f:vcryh,slv wants
I" take chances. l:a,nl,lim. is de-
.'rs.,~iGg IN the city. tic l::.l s,x.,t
larry" sums in tie. last ten years nr,
noting immigration: will r.nm, mo.
live> I'rs'n'"limg IL.
Tie money market sonnet i,u;> has
keen depressed ',y CORNERS. lla, ,.n,u
regulate themselves. They a., liul,.
injury. ] know n"lI.ing III oil or
'r'aton corners. \ panic .s..a,r> when
men need their lssiaunv. Gene raj
!ii*tru>i and CORNERS l.rr...!r. Men
!ssse their reason AMI r,,,l, I" sell.
liz rs'I:siari s''isIa' Of tie ln,l,iC%.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
A Railroad Sc:m n.y..

VHCa'". Dee. T.. Il i, ,,.,.,
i""r,. that VANDERBILT, l,> l.,,,u. .
I'::'''in:, spirit in tl". >'I",,- r.rn,iv
considered at iI". join, >..>;"n Of Nv.
r.".i"rs ut PITTSBURGH. and the LAX.
FRI" railroad and t'it,-i.ur- ar.. AZ,
s>'"'~i".rt r:'d arr. I" carry "ui ii,r
l""l".>iiinn -; the IEr ..;..r- ,,.! ,,,
str"t ~ " south I"hm.v:vau,,
lire. 'w" million in i..,.:s will IL.
pre-, i!,rl I"v T.: The \'a,"i,rI.ii, inter.
t''l~. The I'ml""a.l r:,i will he
!:'ra'I:l with IL" Pennsylvania linz
from Iiis>:hnS (" llari i>h,:r". and
max" an M;'ii:i"nal Through :i,r f:.,u
New York I, Chicago. This is Nm
"I'' h!'-. worked out un u new plan
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
A EiS;nheritatl (:ri.l,i.;li

~. I"C!%. l.". +" a. Will =
Ten. ihrri.;-. " H." died :, = day
ago. ''a> been admi,t,,i H. !''"''ir'
MITCH Interest has alta, i": IT, ''''
r;.'tii;" ~: IL ;ru,l, I 4. il. i" :'a:'
What Mh:., ~. would i.:hr ii :h,
tf''ir "f his grandson. Eu'''"
Brown, now ia Jail "n :, :,a'. I"
numbering Iii, "raI:.l':i:.''t. VIZ
G"". Ih'rr'-> IL :.II i,t.. ;rri;r Il ~
var""'s children AMI -'.i.'''h'''''';'
ars. u" w"r.!-. "r>rIu .i.... i'"'''''
~ ls''s>.'ii Brew ~. Who -:l.,!l IT, e.
'i'l'l'i ir'n: ANY '.."iii ii >a!d l'"'''
crly. l" dis" sin. at hi ;'''-'''''"!
which j. Very large, aii";i"'r": j.
several !,,mIr.d ii",,-a,", 'ti'''~'
Ss,'>>''lI i:r'wm nam" rl":''> -
This WIG: ''Tir l"'E..!'-. ''''"'''
shall not rAirni ~ RUE I''""'''
II" shall not Share II ri! IN l!r "'''
hts 1T amy l'r.'vi.r.n. n.'' -''''. "
nave. take ar ni.,y :,nr a.! i''' '"''''
Neither l,r i.r Ills Il, =, I"!'''i> '''''..
IT, considered 81; rn';,!.,! there" -
the least degree. either dir" I y ~,
ar through either al ~: ''l''"r'' -.
amy vi them. or Ill" U' >'s'!'''''"' "
iIIrn,. lie shall IL. Regarded ~ -.
tnI stranger 1" ni... a.! u" ii.'''':''
l'!s"h from n... and IN III" i''"" :"
scent ] d,rlni. hin. absolutely ','
l"'rit.rl. >" THE >:,hi ym',': '.:'I .;'
vii" WAS. ln... i.G- /" the n'':'''', 49,,
l:.vUrits. gran.l.hiti. L"r- ::"'""
bis ali.illlIeriiu.u...
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
TE: Talk III New York,

NV YORK, Ihr. :. III Mr.. I.,r..
try should lsy his expected vi-i, Il.
Amietir:, within II few n,o,.i,, l..
will I'nl the lilies -: The METROPOLITAN
press sph.; II MT l.l-.~,,rahl. T.. nj.
i'm. The certain a,.;,,,inian.. Of IN
uncertain character I" whom, Mr..
I.aiM'Ici,trr alluded a> the 4. .,,,>. "t
the differences let w.sH Mrs. LAM.
IT,: and herself is generally L.. l;.,,i
tO IT, NJ. Frederick l:cI!.ar.,. .hn
was AMONG the first "f the ari.nt ut.
'nir,ts M ''tln Jersey Lily" w,."m
,'". net ~ this city. j. - y",,n. man
lid very ia'''l>.''n". Iaiu: not I.n.;r
:!.:n - years IT age. tall aud >irai.h,
ahd Il perfect blonde. IT.. i,r.. IN
great style ~ a." Hotel i:run,wi,.n.
kr'1'~ his hur.im-l,a,"i an.i other
teams. al "f whi.I, have i.. ~ 1T Mr..
I.anHiry~ command >;,r- >iw l.a.
been IN the city. ami Mr. Ghha.d.
has G-'a!ly >aIlaniiv m..,,.,l.,ni"I
Tier wherever SHE. rl,,.-" l.. tax. !h-
air. Tie was tl,'. l,arrX y..u:n VII"
first showed her What ia>, irI,.,-
could Il" with - perfect sleigh On Ter.
feet tracks IT l"::,ti!u: snow. Mr..
t;e!'l'anIt il not only . driver "f ';,>,
l"f<' = hri OWNER 81 Il st.h:.. "i r.u,.I-.
Mr.. t;"''l"r't, I"r... dice! Il Nv >-a,>
a.". h:'vin. 4" his >.,m am I,.".l.:r :"
'~''Hh year. carefully - .lil,,! IN
l"'r'''::h"'Mi investments. The Amer.
:'sE :i'ti''ira'r. WHO l,:.- met with -,:.'!.
favor ri Mr~. I.a,,.irv'- hamI- that
she even viIarr..ls wit, ,nr early
t.n: li>!, friends rather ;!!:.., i've ur
'h'' new acquaintance. i, veil I.r"vn
III the "l"'ra and in the l.'".;. "i thu
principal ~. air.. All /. II :na'
elmer ont. We Ia- ,i.. =. ,.,,a':"n
his "",'r:;n:anr -; ."''n:
x''H'iingIy ,ii-.rs,i. .lr,":. ',"rl"''
ri" anal c.,.I:"!nir:.i IT.: ."",""
il j. -ani. a.: lin IL
:,.iii-,. :" ..r.;.r H. v 'n'
when the. boys are >,i:i,." n,n:,
'''n though, he I"il. H. ..'n'':'>''
ws'Nt Ill" other ",.'.r. - ,.,-,r' I'll,
'"nldati"m iu ilni: Way =. d, extent
'v.n 1T Il si,ial; 10th e., ',rn.I-
'''v attributed I" Iii. ,.,.n ';!i' y!
l'a;n."" thai iu wr:ti." I" The
'"""iy H." r'irai,~ ir"n, a:.'In" m
iah'.a >>:,rv j" in ,.r ;"!.ir>,
- Ny friend Ia m:.ii.: -; III"
":!'l!if''I. i,"wcvrr. l." ! u!r i''ri'r'
~ his ~ lnI.l;tur". ~ vi! lr. r''"''
,'Z''t I'y tie tact thai b: hill "'
"W"r~ as''u;. 'iu:in: liz !...mii!
':h'; "II:a"'.n,: III vs. :'".'.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

l.alsT unions are forming among
the negrur. in many part. III the
south.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
Floods IN Oregon.

SAN FRANZ $50, lk,. H.. Very
heavy rains in Or+',:.'n anil Washing
ton Tcrril"ry 'i,i, ing iI'.. past few
days, sl.,i,sg much Ua,,':,. 4 I" rail
rss.j bridges, etc. ~ IrMslIs.l"m lls.'
river ruec ~, rapidly that many in
lsal,ilalsts were C''r's1i L. take refuge
in the lrssz where they remained all
night. Mills, BONUSES and other iII'-
l,r,pves.s&.,lts were carried away. M
loss of life definitely reln'risI.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
Hanging o. the Joyce Family
Nurdoref8.

GALWAY, Ike. l:,.-I:Aitirk J", a..
Miles Joys1. aud Patrick casey. the
ihrs.e ,,sri, convicted Of larti''i l'nii''m
In tl,e. murder of il,s. Joyce family nj
Mnass,~traIssa, w~rr lnngttl ~ jail
here. ut = O'cl.M'k this I,'"rs'is'g. TIL"
pri.~,n inside. .ms,sl outside was HEAVY
ily guarded. Miles Joyce protested
l,ia iui,lms.losS. tD the last.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
Swinl ltra Arrcated.

CHICAaM, dec. u. "A decided
sensation wa~ created here. i.v liz.
publication -; iI,r arrest IL t;mri.In
a,..l tuwi,h last Monday "n liz.
.'lsary. "f obtaining So .'Hs' un.:cr
false. i'r.'tch.r.. both art. young
,,,em aud belong /" the oldest AMI
ln7st known families in the city.
Most <tri,"lIs rll;'rix wei" n,:,.l.. /"
keep tn. matter fr',I' tl,.. public will,
x,iCs~1ss ft'r time. Young l'"rwiil,.
Il il reln'rtasi, l.sst not oI,ly his
friends cis'I,'y, hut Ss:t'.'nH III lis
Own, Together with vari.M,> other
SUMS lnwrow.sl AMI that his l.,>ing~
Om the l. assrsl amount To over s;'AI,-
(N0l
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16
Foreign News.

Ia,NDnN, Deg. T.. - H~u!y, the
w-ll-kmOwn telegraph. engineer, is
dead.
CAIRO, Deg. ia Thousand
tr.n,ls. just started Tar tie :;'"ml:.n
MUrs. will follow.
('ONsTA MI N"rLR, Ikr. u. 4
xsuliii.M,x proclamation l'a. i","
lnssltsl in illt. STREETS. Several peg
xt,l,x were. arrested. 'rl,,. ,,irnta! .ir
r:su.,..,s,.',sts Ur thu. Sultan j. i",,.,,,-
in. ls.'r.. apparent daily.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

IA,NIs,S, Ik-'. II The lw., maj,
1 nns.a !;'r tue murder are Byrn.. =
H.. 's 9nel !!an!On, tie letter ,..rr;..s
one - identified q l,einx ON the '. ..s.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

lns't..' She pgsDlalIy can, WHEN x),s.
.)tsir- Il. obtain . .liv"s.-' by the ap-
l'Dis'atis'0 ri l'rr la'wcrs NJ n,eanseriz-
Ing.
4 Washington ss,rresln.,,d.,.t ~ M
Eastern journal lssrslicts that moth
Ing will l~ ri1sctssl l,y thin (osgr.,ss
toward nsr.srimg civil service leEisla.
item, there lring, h. .sys. ~ n.any
'''r'ssls.r" "pln'es) Ia i ut heart nat.
withdrawing their profession tn the
sOsirary. u w"ukl .s~sm to the nns.t
'li~imi~r.~lrsl observer that the lnx,.
pie will u" longer tolerate tritiimg
with the sul.j.<i. AMI that unI.,s
soss.'thimx be lime toward ..,rr.r.t-
ing the al,si.s.. whis.l, u..w exist In
ilsr servi.~, they Will l,s'i.) ~aa.h ns..,,,-
I~r I" y ~tri't accountability E,r hi.
rsIs.is~ns-ss Of duty.
Little I,y little the la,l'Iir Ii learn
Ing tl,e true imwanlms.s. NJ thi. star
rOul~ t'sssiness. An exchange allIrnn.
on auih.'rity whis'h Il .,sys y entitled
10 credit, that Ih'rsey's Confidential
note Ia l'rs,sisls.mt Garfield VA. oue !
declining = plsa'~ In the cabinet that |;
bai lsrn offered him by tl.e late
President On ascD0mi NJ M. lh,rs..y'x !
with the star rOs,le l.,ssi.
,,s.ss. While the nDa.rs. statement uf
lh'r,ey. witlsa,si corTs'ls,v~tive SUP
ln,st. will mt Le assS.lArsl Ly the
II h imtimsslesl tlsat the
sDsOle llulls aLs,ut this matter viii he
LnOwn NJ IN early alsy. II should
y known aud cannot n. known tao
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

The city limits. TIL. Si.:, bath ,l,.,r,l
''arrs'wly es.'alsrl. Total l,,-s l,.if ;,
million at least. %
CAIRO. l)t1. Il.--It il r..,s.rt,..I :,
fire III Hickman, w.. j,ur,"~i -, If
Tue le.:t l'''i''!i''g~ IN H." city. \"
tNI0itAI", CRY, Tex, Ih~. H..
): N. I.sals, Is t'l,arye.l will, ,.,,,l..z
cling large. amounts frs,,, In. T..x.x
Pacific. liz WI. jail.xl.
TKE>rOS, y. j., Inc. ll.-A,tor-
n':y-t:rmersl Si,s.kt"m and family
sailed to-day f.r Havana, intc,mii,,y
~ *l"'''d tIN. winter in San lDi,x,, i;'r
The ''t'''elit NJ his health.
CHICAGO, N%~. ~. The i,.l,,.. I'm.
'*''es' changing llI.. jury in In. SlmrI,
'':sa.. NJ .:0.an'l the i",,rt m.lj"urn,,i
until :: "'rl.x:k. ''''
nktn'kLIN, Inc. 1l.-.\ tlrli..;..,,..v
- discovered in ill.,. u..uu,ut ~ ~
:Ssr're!"ry Frank luivi.)., .,f ii,a III !
lt'sarto " Park Commissioners az ~"
'ah': Slr:s'''sI.ar.i. tie. ..l.l i'rr.;.i.,:, !,
:. III Isnrsl lass given u ,.l,.1.E ~. !
the amount. ''~ "''
NEW f"RK. Dsr. ia letter .
va* n:s''vtsi ~ Secretary
Packer from cx-(;:,ycr,,ur S s.,:
' '.':,s.. ssa''nE that urgent private.
Town. would prevent his a;i.,.i., ~
y tl':: meetings. Parker stmi..i .i...
stamford, white residing herr. VII, viii
axe very active Interest !. 49,.
'''airs NJ tile as<,n.iati:. IN. :" '"''
R.., x;.SE :. is1 +, I'm. !....l.n,,..,
' ..s.,' . an'! ~: Welt. I.il..r.I,i ,ayr
resident, respectively. or ill.,. sly, Me.
confederation f.,r lSS;. ' ''"''"
,.. s1,S!s.N, !h-:. II The tw., u,..,
so,,*. s.. .;'r tue murder are Byrn.. -
~. s'x !. ~. s.. ..;;s:nicn. the letter carrier
'~ " '''''''ed - l'ssIng on the car
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-16

man Rad the letter, aud exclaimed :
"Twins. BY thunder"
United States Minister Hannibal
Ham,)in was impressed with the in.
formal politeness with which he WINS
reseivesl ut the Court of Madrid. At
bis flrst presentation King Alfonso.
who speaks Enylish, hut not ~ nu-
emily ~ the Queen, said Ia h,n, :
" Now, Nj. Han,lin, cos,.+. into the
next rson, and let ME introduce 70.
to my wife," mot calling her the
Queen.
The ';rand Duke Vladimir, Of Rus
s's, 1T present IN Paris. pn.s..4se. her.
c'lIean strength. As AN evidence oC
u. II II related that when u. visit.
me of his intimate friend. as.l .l...s
not lind him ut hosl,e l,r H. ae..,,s-
l"n's<,. instead 81 leaving him his |
card, tn leave pierre Of silver money !!
which he d''lLles with Ills fIngerx ~ !!
ea.tly - II It We're Tut u piece of CARL |
hoard.
Anna Minerva sbesrr, an .A.iect
v curiosity II thousands Of visitors.
'tss, 1t her parents home, !stonsr,,-
'ilIt, 1srrks ''ou"ty, "a, q few day.
tnce. The child was ten years Of
'ge and weighed G'urteen pounds,
vas blind all her life aud unable l.,
saIk ~ talk. a sister, aged thirteen
'ears, weighs twenty ls,unils, aud !,
n the same condition. The parents
~ full grown, healthy and strung,
nd the father h blacksmith. The
bi'dren's only sense was that Of
earring aud they had to te attended
. like infants. II
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-10
sHUFrLED OFF THE MORTAL COIL.
HeSeEiah 8. DoiU, an Old Resident of this
City, Weary of Life, Puts Out His Light

He=eEiah 8. DotU, an Old Resident of this
city, Weary of Life. Pats O"t His Light
bg Hanging Himself IN an Out House.
Early yesterday morning information was
received by the police that man had CON-
United suicide by hanging, at 4Ol Third
street north.
Investigation showed that Mr.. Dow arose.
+ as was his custom, at very early hour, and
dressed himself After building fire he
went out. At about o'clock he was dis
covered hanging dead in an out house.
Owing to the length of the rope it was
necessary for the suicide to recline in almost
sitting posture upon the floor.
The coroner, who was promptly notified,
took the body in charge, and post norton
was held.
Mr.. Dow was pioneer settler, plasterer
by trade. He has been a resident of this city
twenty-eight years, and has during that
period acquired considerable property, own
ing several tenements. On Monday he sold
SS,0UO worth of property to the railroad COM
pany. He was an ardent spiritualist, and it
is thought that incessant pondering over that
subject weakened his mind.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-10
Solemn REQUIEM.

At $50 o'clock yesterday morning, solemn
mass was celebrated at the church of the
Holy Rosary, Dominican Fathersl in South
Minneapolis, in memory of the late Jerome
J. Collins, one of the members of the fated
boat crew lost from the Jeanette oft he arctic
exploration. The church was appropriately
draped in mourning.
The Rev. Father Collins of this. city Off
ciated as celebrant. Miss Kennedy presided
at the organ, while Miss Nellie Prendergast
led the choir, which was composed exclusively
of lady voices, and which sang the solemn
mass in q deeply affecting style.
Unfortunately D: D. F.ColliBs, the brother
OF the deceased, was unable TO attend the
memorable services, he suffering from seri-
Gus throat ailment, necessitating the use of
the surgeons lance twice. His illness was
principally caused by the sad intelligence of
the horrible fate of his talented and brave
brother.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-10

contractor in making the fill over Phalen
Creek, without expense to said lots. The
expense provided for in this report is for
lowering buildings, fences, etc.
To the Common Council of the City of
st. Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or
order Of the Common Council, approved
March %, 1882, relative to the grading Of
Seventh (7th) street, from Kittson street
to Minnehaha street, and having investi-
gated the proposed improvement, respect
fully report that said improvement is
necessary and proper, that the estimated
expense thereof is $150,000, one-half of
which need not be paid into the City
Treasury before the contract is let; that
real estate to be assessed therefor can be
found benefited to the extent of the
damages, costs and expenses necessary to
be incurred thereby, that said improve
ment is not asked for by petition of
majority of the owners of property to be
assessed therefor, but we herewith send
plan or profile of said improvement, and
and an order for your adoption, if you
desire us to make the improvement.
Y cas- 4; nays 0.
To the Common Council of the City of
St. Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or order
of the Common Council, approved March
%, 1882, relative to the widening of Sew
enth 9TH street, from Kittson street to
Hoffman street, and having investigated
the proposed Improvement, respectfully
report that said, improvement is neces-
sary and proper, that the estimated eX-
pense thereof is $500; that real estate to
be assessed therefor can be found bene-
fitted to the extent of the damages, costs
and expenses necessary to be incurred
thereby, that said improvement is not
asked for by a petition of majority of
the owners OF property to be assessed
therefor, but we herewith send plan or
profile of said improvement, and an order
for your adoption. if you desire us to make
the improvement. Yeas 4, nays 0.
The following estimates and bills were
examined and allowed, to-wlt:
Estimate No land final, Maria avenue
grading, John Clonan, contractor.
Amount due, 81, 1858.
Bill of John Martin & Co. of $26.73,
lumber for Engineers office, April,
1882.
Bill of John Martin & Co. of S167.36,
lumber for First, Second and Fifth
wards, April, 1882. !
Bill of John Martin s. Co. of $8754,
lumber for Third ward, for April, 1882.
Bill, of John Martin & Co. of $244.07.
lumber for Fourth ward, for April, 1882,
Bill of John Martin of 1858 SO, lumber
for Sixth ward, for April, 1882.
Adjourned. M. Koch,
President pro tenn.
r. L. german,
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, RAMSEY COUNTY
y SIS. In Probate Court, Special Term, held
May 9Th, 1892
In the matter of the estate of William M. Hancock,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of John ". L
Corning administrator of said estate, setting forth
that personal estate has come to his hands, the
amount Of debts outstanding against said deceased
and description of all the real estate of which said
deceased died SEIZED and the CONDITION and value OF
the respective portions thereof; and praying that
license be to him granted to sell all the real estate
set forth and described in said petton and 1t ap-
pearjng by said petition that there is not sufficient
personal estate In tina hands of sad administrator to
pay raid debts, and that it s necessary in order to
pau the same, to sell all of said real estate;
It Ia therefore ordered, That all persons interested
in said estate appear before the judge of thiscout
on Monday, TIE 26th day of june A. d. 1882, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ at the court house in st. Paul. in said
county. then and there to show cause if any there
beg why license should not be granted to said admin
srator to sell sad real estate according to the
Of said petition.
And it ia further ordered that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks once In
each week prior to said day of hearing the last OF
which publications shall be at least fourteen days be-
fore said day of hearing in tho Daily Globe news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul, In said
county, and personally served on all persons inter-
ested In said estate residing In said county, at least
fourteen days before said day of hearing and upon
ell other persons interested, according to law
By the court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
IL, ST. Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr. Clerk.
WILLIAMS & DAVIDSON,
may lG-5w-Wed Attorneys for Administrator.
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Adjourned Meeting.
ST. PAUL, May 4, 1882.

ST. PAUL, May 4, 1882.
adjournment of Sd inst
Present: Messrs. Hoyt, Koch, Peters
and Terry.
Absent: Messrs. Quinby and Mr.. Presi-
dent
On melton Mr.. Koch took the chair
The Board, having viewed the premises,
the following reports were ordered sent
to the Council, to-wit:
To the Common Council of the City of
st. Paul:
The Board of Public Works have
had under consideration the resolu-
ton or order of the Common
Council, approved March %, 1882,
relative to change of grade on
Seventh 9TH street, from Kittson street
to Minnehaha street, and having investi-
gated the proposed improvement, respect
fully report that said improvement is
necessary and proper; that the estimated
expense thereof is 1900; that real estate
to be assessed therefor can be found
benefited to the extent of damages, costs
and expenses necessary to be incurred
thereby; that said improvement is not
asked for by petition of majority of
the owners of property to be assessed
therefor, but we herewith send plan OF
profile of said improvement, if you desire
| to make the Improvement Yeas 4.
NoTE:-In making the foregoing re-
port the Board assumed that all the sur
plus material on lots that have to be cut
down will be taken therefrom by tht