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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08
GENER Al.

THE American Lumber Company, at
Toronto, Canada. has failed with liabilities
of 81 5000
AT San Juan Bantista, Mexico, a recent
accident caused the death of a son of DIR.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, and Catarina, his
niece. They were working at night on
picture as present and surprise to the doc
tor, and, desiring to dilute some colors
with warm water, tried to light fire, and
to hasten their work poured liquid gas on
the fire. The result was an explosion, and
the two were so badly burned that they
died.
his departure for the Soudan, telegraphed
Colonel Cortlogan, commander at Khar
toum, to send trusty messenger to FL
Mahdi, and ordering Cortlogan to suspend
operations until Gordon's arrival. Six
hundred men had left Cairo for Suakim.
THE bodies of victims of the Jeanette
Arctic expedition recently arrived at Mos
cow, Russia. American residents placed
flowers and wreaths upon the biers.
A PROMINENT Washington friend of the
Nicaragua Canal Company received a letter
from Manaqua. Nicaragua, written by
native citizen of that country, in which the
'failure of the canal project" was spoken
Of as deplorable, but recognized the fact
that it is but for the present. The writer
expressed hope for the future, believing
that the canal will be built through some
OF her instrumently than the existing com.
pany.
A RECENT explosion on the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, near Fort Arthur, Mani
toba, caused by dynamite cartridges left
on stove, killed five men.
BAKER PAsHA was reported as having
defeated several of the False Prophets
Chiefs, and was marching on Khartoum.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08

The night telegraph operator at Winonat
Miss, is only twelve years old.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08

and daughter, Mrs. Frank Evans and two
children were either killed outright or
burned to death, and many injured.
ROBERT W. LEONARD committed suicide
on a sleeping car of the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad, at Cincinnati, the other night.
THE SOUTH.
F1rrY.FIvE Apache Indian children were
recently sent from the San Carlos Agency
at Wilcox, Ariz., to the training school at
Carlisle, Pa. Four chiefs accompanied
them.
A NAN named Webb recently got in a
difficulty in Jackson County, Ala, with
three brothers named Wilburn, killed two
and fatally wounded the third. The origin
was trivial matter.
CHARLES NEWTON was recently killed at
Hawesville, KY, by r. L. Bruner.
A BOULDER as large as box-car recent
" fell from the mountain in front of NOV
ing passenger train on the Chattanooga &
st. Louis Railroad, about twenty miles
from Chattanooga, Tenn, wrecking the
train and killing the engineer and fireman.
The conductor and five train-men were
badly hurt.
A CONSULTATION was held recently by
the leading whisky men of Louisville over
the pending Congressional legislation on
extending the bonded period for two years.
Their council was held with closed doors,
but it is understood that those present re-
solved to lend no assistance to any lobby
in the interest of the measure, but agreed
to let it go before Congress upon its simple
merits.
THREE of the Howard County (Ark)
rioters, who were under sentence of death,
were recently granted an appeal, and the
Judges who granted the appeal were hung
in efiigy by some lawless parties. The de-
cision of the Judges was generally sus-
tanned by the people.
THE Texas House has passed bill pro-
viding that the punishment for fence-cut-
ting shall be from one to five years in the
Penitentiary, and that no person owning
and residing upon land enclosed by an
other who refuses ingress and egress may
lawfully open passage way through the
enclosure. Also bill providing that the
illegal enclosing Of the lands of another, or
of the public, be made punishable by fine
of from fifty cents to one dollar per month
each acre.
BOYS recently discovered the mutilated
body of man on the prairie, near Gum
Island, Tex. Both legs were cut off and
his neck broken. No clew to the perpetra-
tors of the deed.
A DIFFICULTY occurred recently in Henry
County, Ala, between John Boatright
and Rev. ]. w. Malone, Baptist minister,
in which the latter was fatally cut with a
knife. An old feud led to the trouble.
Both were represented to be men past the
prime of life, of steady habits and respecta.
bility.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08

"The foregoing rates." the Commission
ers say, tive believe to be just and reason.
able and so decide. Thers are strong rea-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08

wrecked and the ruins took FIRE. F. N.
Orr, his son Elmer, Mrs. Homer Highland
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Evans and two
children were either killed outright or
burned to death, and many injured.
ROBERT w. LEONARD committed suicide
on a sleeping car Of the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad, at Cincinnati, the other night
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-08

the other day.
HARRY LEE, the Cincinnati forger, was
recently arrested in Canada.
IT is reported that the law governing nom
citizens and intruders in the Indian Terri
tory is being vigorously enforced. Thirty
eight persons in the Creek Nation have
been declared non-citizens and notified to
leave. Seventeen houses in Muskogee and
vicinity, the residences of parties who
could not prove up their citizenship, have
been seized by the National Inspector and
sold as public property of the Nation.
By the recent breaking up of the ice at
st. Louis a number of boats were injured.
The steamer Salvo No. was wrecked and
sunk. The steamer Minneapolis had a
large hole stove in her hull and several
barges were badly damaged.
MUCH excitement prevailed at Dubuque,
Iowa, over the sudden disappearance of
Laura Rowland, highly accomplished
and educated girl of fifteen.
The safe in the post-bfice at Blue Island,
a suburb of Chicago, was blown open the
other night and stamps, money and other
valuables to the amount of $15,0 600 stolen.
THE business portion of Belmont, Wis,
burned recently.
THE south-bound accommodation train
on the indianapolis & Chicago Railroad
while crossing a truss bridge at Broad
Ripple, seven miles from Indianapolis,
Ind, the other night, broke through and
the wreck Immediately took fire. John
Brewer, engineer; J. z. Ricketts,, baggage
master; George Lowry, brakeman; Thomas
Parr, bridge foreman; Abel T. Smith,
American Express messenger, and pas
senger named John Bray, were killed, and
about fifteen injured, several fatally.
The other afternoon a terrible gasoline
explosion took place in the business center
of Alliance, o., originating in the store of
F. ii. Orr. Three brick blocks were
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Illegal Advertisements.

Some OF the HERALD exchanges, with
patent outsides," still come to hand
with legal notices of dissolution and
formation of cor artnership, and other
legal notices. They are also put in the
postofice to be sent as second class mail
matter the same as other newspapers.
The people who put legal notices in
such papers should know that they are
not legal, and worthless. The Post
master General has decided that such
matter must be excluded from the mails
IS second class matter. He says
''The reason is that these publications,
being similarly printed on one side in
large cities, then sold by the quire or
ream, to thousands Of country publish
ers. who make up and print the other
side with home news and local advertis.
ing, are sufficient evidence that such
publications are not self-sustaining.
There are about four thousand such
publications in this country. and, il the
ruling above referred TO should 60 into
effect, probably three thousand coop
eratives Of the smaller circulation and
local advsrtising patronage would nec-
sssarily suspend publication. 1t il not
generally known but It is . fact, Just
the same, that notices Published In these
publications arc Illegal"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
ST. CHARLES
The $4,000 Promptly Paid.

San FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. s, 1885,
Cashier Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville,
KY: Collect enclosed prize ticket Of
Henry College Lottery, drawn Novem-
Der %. 1888, No. IS. $3.50. drawing $780,.
900. H. Wadsworth, Treasurer Wells,
Fargo & Co.
Office Henry College Lottery Co..
Louisville, KY, Dec. IL, 1888. Re
ceived Of J. J. Douglas, Of the Henry
College Lottery Company, Thirty Thou
sand Dollars cash, in full payment for
prize ticket No. IS. 800, bought Of f. NJ.
Railton, Master Of transportation, and
George Crocker, Vice President Central
Pacific Railroad, San Francisco, CAL,
drawn November 20. 1888.
BANK OF KENTUCKY.
Next grand drawing will take place in
Louisville. Ky, Thursday. Jan. 3lst,
1884; s3o.00 capital prize. Tickets
only 81; halves, 81. Address J. ].
Douglas, Louisville. Ky.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Board OF Education.

Tho Board met pursuant to adjourn
mant last night; present, Messrs. Glib
son, Cheney. Cochrane. Wright and Pat
ton.
Messrs. Wright and Cheney, the Com
mittee on Fixing Salary Of Permanent
Secretary, reported that $50 per month
was fair compensation.
On motion the salary Of Secretary was
fixed at $50 per month.
On motion Of George s. Patton, DR..
Cochrane was unanimously elected Sec
retsry for the ensuing year.
The President announced Standing
Committees for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
Finance Messrs. Cheney and Coch-
rane.-
Supplies-Messrs. Wright and Patton.
Teachers : Messrs. Cochrane and
Cheney.
Library-Messrs. Patton and Wright.
The matter of locking hydrants was
referred to the Committee on Supplies,
with power to act.
The President reported that the Coun-
Gil had adopted resolution declaring
the $4,000 recently paid by the city to
the Board as being in full Of the pur-
chase price for school lot No. !.
On motion, the Secretary was in
structed to deliver to the Clerk Of the
Council the deed for said lot.
On motion, the Finance COMMITTEES
was instructed to confer with the City
Council as to arranging for occupying
said school house No. l.
On motion. the Secretary and Commit
tee on Supplies were authorized to pro.
cure q suitable desk for the use Of the
Secretary.
The City Superintendent reported
the need Of o book of certificates for
the use Of the Board Of Examination.
On motion, the same was ordered by
the Board.
The Superintendent reported having
placed Miss Dunham in place of Miss
Hodgkins, who is absent on leave, and
Miss Nellie Ray in place Of Miss Dunham.
who is transferred :. to Miss Hodgkins'
place.
A special committee. consisting of Df.
W. q. Cochrane, was appointed to ascer-
tain the number and cost Of pepper trees
to plant arosnd the school lots now need.
ing shade trees.
Applications for situation as teachers
were made by Mrs. Mary f Gardner
and Mrs. E. j. Brandau. Referred to
Committee on Teachers.
Adjourned until first Monday in
February.
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4 SOLD RossER CAUGHT.
Riordan. the Burglar and General
LArcsnist. Taken ina Good Cap
ture-Stoien Property Found.

On Sunday the horse and buggy Of Mr..
+. 7. Bryan were stolen from q hitching
post on Second street while the owner
was attending the Fort Street NJ. f.
Church. On reporting the same to the
Chief OF Police al noon, search was in
stituted for the missing property and
about 4:30 p. m. the same was discovered
in the possession Of one Thomas Riordan.
in East Los Angeles and the driver and
thief taken into custody. The find was
peculiarly rich and rewarding. Riordan
protested that be was very innocent
creature. He had found the animal at
large on the hills and taken him to drive
to town; but unfortunately about that
time it was discovered that he had burg
larized the residence of Mr. f. II. Rag
land, Of East Los Angeles. and stolen
some family jewelry. On his person was
found two gold watches and q pawn
ticket for gold wutch which proved to
be one Of the watches stolen from DR.. J.
s. Griffin's residence on New Years
Day.
Yesterday Riordan was brought be-
fore Justice Morgan on charge Of burg
larry and. grand larceny and committed
in default of $1,000 on the charge of
grand larceny.
The arrest is one Of great importance
and was made in good time. 1t is alto.
gsther probable that this Riordan is the
lsaler Of gang Of thieves, and that his
name is not Riordan at all. A full con.
fession from him might explain many Pc
culiar disappearances Of property in this
city. He had brisk and sprightly ad-
dress and passed himself off as genteel
fellow of ample means.
Chief Cuddy is entitled to much credit
for his prompt and successful capture Of
this bold and daring thief. The city is
infested with lot Of rascals who have
come here recently from abroad and the
increase of the police force came none
too soon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Justice Morsan's Monday.

Seventeen cases were before Justice
Morgan's Court yesterday, three Of
which were dismissed. Two drunks,
Dan Connolly and John Doe, were sent
up for ten days each. T. H. Clark, for
indecent exposure, was given the same
sentence. Miss Cora Mccormick got ten
days for disturbing the peace. James
Ssnderson, for shooting on the street,
paid SIS fine. Four ''vags," James
Phelps, James Monroe, James Wilson
and James Gordon-all Jameses-were
sent up for ten days each. Domingo. q
drunken Indian, was given fifteen days,
making ninety-fve days in all. C..
White, charged with assault with q
deadly weapon, gave $500 bail to appear
for examiDation on the 18th inst. y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
TINE pusl,c lusRAny.
Adjourned Meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Miss Jessie Gavitt Elect
ed Librarian = Standing Commit
tees-Other Business.

tees-other Business.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
Public Library Trustees was held in the
Council Chamber yesterday evening,
Mayor Thorn in the chair.
Mayor Thorn stated that the impress
sion that the Chairman elected at the
previous organization Of the Board. held
the position during his term Of Office,
was erroneous, and that the election OF
Chairman would be in order
Mr.. Sabichi moved that Mayor Thom
be re elected Chairman. Adopted.
Mr.. Moore. Secretary pro tenn. read
the application Of Mrs. C. Criprius for
the position of Librarian.
MIR. Sabichi moved that nominat Gus
for Librarian be reopened. Carried.
The candidates voted for at the previ-
GUS meeting, Miss Mary +. Foy, present
incumbent, Miss Jessie Gavitt and Mrs
Pearson, were decided to be still in nom
ination.
Mr.. Gassen nominated ID. w. Fields.
Mr.. Hamilton nominated Mrs. G.
Crippins.
On motion, nominations closed.
Messrs. Sabichi and Hamilton acted as
tellers.
The first ballot resulted. Miss Gavitt
Z. Miss Foy s, Mrs. Pearson 2, Mr..
Fields !, Mrs. Crippins, 0.
Second ballot-Miss Gavitt 8, Miss
Foy 8. Mrs. Pearson 2, Mr.. Fields |,
Mrs. Cr;ppins /.
Third ballot-Miss Gavitt p, Miss Foy
3, Mrs. Pearson 1. Mr.. Fields l, Mrs.
Crippins /.
Miss Gavitt having received the re-
quisite number of votes was declared
duly elected City Librarian.
MIR. Hamilton moved that the library
be kept open from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m,
without intermission, Sundays not ex-
cepted. Lost.
Mr.. Moore renewed the motion, chang.
ing the hours from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Carried.
Mr.. French moved that the chess and
checker boards be replaced in the library
for the use of visitors. Carried.
The Mayor announced the following
committees for the ensuing year;
On Finance, Messrs. Sabichi, Hamil.
ton and Miles.
On Supplies, Messrs. Lambie, John.
son, McGarry and Niles.
Bills due for the month Of December
were read and referred to the Financs
Committee.
On motion Of MIR. Moore. warrants
were ordered drawn in favor of Miss Foy
for SIS, salary as Librarian, and SIS fol
janitor; also warrant for $50 in favor oi
J. G. Downey, for rent.
Mr.. Moore moved that Miss Foy re.
tain Office until January 3lst and that
her salary as Librarian and janitress be
paid on that day. Carried.
Mr.. johnson moved that Miss Gavitt's
term as Librarian commence on Febru.
ary lst, proximo. Carried.
Mr.. Hamilton moved that an assistant
Librarian be elected at salary not to
exceed $50 per month. Referred to the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. Schroeder moved that the Secre.
tary Of the Board of Library Trustees
furnish to the City Auditor monthly
report Of all warrants drawn on the Ii
brary Fund. Adopted.
Adjourned to meet on the last Mon
day in January at S O'Clock p. m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
COURT RnroRrs
superior oourt-Howard. J.


Superior Oourt-Howard.J J.
MONDAY, Jan. IA.
Ordaque vs.. -Irilary--Demurrer over
ruled; ten daySto answer.
Cullen vs. Ott-Same order.
Hill W. Hill--Same order.
Eststs Of Mary Msdsgan, deceased d.
Eliza Madsgan appointed administrative;
Richards ". Gilmore, ct al.-Causs
sst for trial February IA. at l0A.
In ne apphmtion Of Mrs. Annie
Youngworth to become sole trader; pe-
tition heard and granted.
Hudson N. Walby Motion to dismiss
action denied. Venire for twelve jurors
ordered; on trial.
SET poR TO-DAY.
Estate Of r. Weinhold.
Briswaltsr Va. Palomares ct 81.
HON y. sKruLvxDA's DEPARzMESr-HoS.
HINES, j., PREsIDrsG.
Smith ". Phillips Dsmurrer set for
hearing January 26.
0ibba Of d. ". Tonner ct al.-Death
Of George G. 0ibbs suggested. On motion
Albert 0ibhs, administrater substituted
- party plaintiff. Motion to vacate
Judgment - fer hssainG Saturday. jan
uary 20th, at =. \.
Smith VI. Los Angeles immigration
and Land Compeny--ln Obedience 70 the
decision made BY Judgs Howard, the
plaintiff now appeau IL court sud oon-
:snts that - judgment heretofore rem
dsren II this action b set asids, and :
new trial granted. Causs ~ Tor trIsl
February ID, q 10 4. n.
Hosers n. TuckG- Demursr set ior
arHpuen( Jinnary 16th.
candsn u. cssnden Decree entered
= praysd foe.
M von 10 pxv.
Mayhew " Maybersy.
1>reFc - on4zzQF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Passengers Due This nvsu,ns.

The following is the listof passengers
BY the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at As o'clock this evening,
specially autographed to the HKRALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night:
JR Garrett and wife, Marysville, Cal;
8 F Elder and wife, c X Hawkes.. Dan
Harrington, San Francisco; WS Pember
ton and wife, Canton, La; w J Ewsrt
and wife. Thos Ewart, Kansas City;
Mise Russell, Ireland; g W westgste,
] E Phaxim, Tombstone, A T; + Ellis
Quijotoas. A T; Albert Weldon, Tucson;
DR. J B Owens and wife, Ohio; W 8 Her.
bsrt, Elmira, NY;W J Mstcalf. Gov
ington, KY; w Onbarn, Bonneville; w
E Dean. 81 c PiAtt. Tiptop; J F Forster.
Los Angeles.
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GENTLEME EN-:

If you wish the very latest In
footwear-boots and shoes that
are elegant in At and stylish in
appearance, inspect the q took
of Lewis Bros, the largest in
the city.
One price only, and all goods
marked in plain figures.
I0I & 1903 NORTH SPRING ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Steamer Passengers.

The Orizaba left for San Francisco
yesterday with the following passengers:
For Ban Franciseo-Frank We bber, J
w Hollinpworth, s Alejsmundre, Mrs
B Menssca, Mis- R Meysrholtz, Mis-
Clsmsnta. Misa J Tobias. Ars w H
Chapman and child. Mrs r Phillips,
Louis Bruisch, George jackson, L A
Phillips. o B Carpenter. H Treat and
six in the storage.
For Port Harford-John Orr. wife and
child.
For Santa Bazbara-Ain L Williams,
Mn @ Mitchell. Mn John R CLARK and
three daughters. Miss s Clark, J G Cal'
bertson. Miss N Cots. Z Shepherd,
Georgs = Childs, H Doty and Edward
Rude.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Ths Dansrsnos.

Say, Mr.. Snow. can you tell me what
de word agriculture meant" "Why you
nigeeganls, doan you know nufini II
stan 10 what Missus say d Jones hahn
got saearcatioa, relinsment Egyptian
polish and dem tings." "Yahi yahl yahl
De otter you git d mo- you hide you
ssnss. Culture mean den tings and sg-
Ficalturs ~ TO- Gfowin' cotton and cain
and de- terbaccer what make de popular
Tansillt Punch segAr, Boss git At de
Postofice Segar Store
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

n yos wosf yosr Eassesr friends to
hssw ssssetAisg eboxt Los Angeies bay
~ superb 0fty-tGo-paqs Hlxstrated
Herald sekieh 4 osiy .ff1eea cent? . copy
Or sisht f6r q dsltsr. n bssk FORM u
ssoxl2 nahe q sood-siss1 relum<. aHd y
saesevs ~ ~ asestis~s aatsj sbost ais
~ ~ c6ualv.
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sl6-3m

SHILOH'S vITALIZER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms Of Dyspep-
sia. Price 80 and IS cent? per bottle.
Sold by c. +. Heinzeman, l22 North
Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shilohs Catasrh
Remedy. Price so cents Nasal In
iector free. Sold by C. +. Hsinxeman,
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Portland Cement.

Ny own importation; direct from
London ex-ship Blengfel. For sale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
WALTER s. MAxwKLL,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shilohs Cure. We
guarantee IL Sold by c, F. Hsinzeman.
122 North Main street..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

GROUP, wHOOPNG COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relieved BY
Shiloh's Cure. Snld by G. y. Heinze-
man, l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

WILL YoU SUFFER- With Dyspep.is
and Liver Conplains, Shilohs Vital
i1sr = guaF1ntsed 10 care yoa- Sold By
Q. +, Hsinn,1nan, l22 NortA haia stxssl.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure Is the remedy for you. Sold by c.
+. Hsinzsman, l22 North Main street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

From tho Mayor Transmit-
ting "A Platform OF Principles
Embodying . Scheme OF Indian
poncy for the Federal Govern
ment" : Rsports Of Omcers RE-
port OF the Secretary OF the Board
of Education Franchise to the
Central Railway Company = Re-
ports OF Committees City Hail.
The City's o Oash--New Hose Order
ed = Communications ana Petit
tions.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
Horssord's Acid Phosphate
uxEquALEp.

sDr. R. n. Alsxandsr, FannstlsbaRh,
p, snys: II tnink Houford's Acid
rhoopkaAo = ~ eqne1ed h ~ other
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15
WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SER
VICE. y. 8. ARMY.

Division Of TelsgrAsns ard Reports for the uen'
II Of Commerce ard Agriculture. Report Of OBJ
ssrvations taken 1t Los Angelica. CAL. Jan. u.
l5sS:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

Maximum Thermometers, 60.b.
Minimum Thermometer. 900.
Total Rainfall, -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

shall be approved to be paid - ont Of
any bonds that may be issued, when the
insuance of ssid bonds shall have been
ordersdAt An election as prescribed by
law. Referred back to the Board to ~
certain details for the information Of
architects.
Recommend that no action be taken
on protest Of J. C. Zahn and Others,
relative to changing grade Of Olive
street. two thirds Of the property own
era interested being opposed to any
change. Approved.
The Committee ON Finance presented
report ~ follows:
In the matter Of ordinance creating
Office Of Inspector Of Weights and Meas.
ures, ask for further time, Granted.
In the matter Of report and ststsment
Of w. IL. Workman, find that Mr.. Work.
man has paid bills Of J. 8. Saunders for
$50S.6l, balance due for work ON Rsssr-
voir No. 8. leaving balance Of t470.S0.
and recommend filing Of said report and
statement. So ordered.
Find reports Of City Auditor and Chief
Of Police correct. and recommend that
same be filed. So ordered.
Recommend that bill Of NJ. McMahon
for 40 for services - policeman. after
his suspension and before his discharge,
be referred to Police Commissioner
Approved.
Find balance on hAnd in the City
Treasury to be sll4. ao5. 81. Of which
we found ON inquiry 1885, 81 ON de-
posit IN the Fazmsrs 4 Merchants Bank,
snd eoo6 on deposit il Los Angeles
National Bank. Filed.
MoathIg bills approved. Warrants
cVd~vd drawn:
~. Haulltun movsi that the police
b iaslruoosd = en1osos ~ vaerant lAu
~ arrss> - veQuns wko ssand Il
- p!Eep> o1g1l11 ~ 6qa11 = ~ =