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Total liabilities ..,...
Tho greatest amour, insured in any

mo FTNNVVfF NNlWWWE TNHNENW I'd ANI
one riSk-uo rule
Tho greatest amount allowed by tho rules Of
said company 30 bo insured In any ono city, town
or village, varies.
The greatest amount allowed 10 bc insured In any
one block, varies.
Copy Of Act Of Incorporation hled In Auditors
office In Mississippi,
Copy Of Certificate Of Deposit OF the State Trca,-
urer filed In Auditors Office.
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STATE or NEW YORK, | ss
COUNTY OF NEw YORK. ~

l. stephen Crowcl President. and I, phllhndsr
Shaw, Secretary OF the ihcuiX Insurance COM
pany Of brooklyn, New York, being duly sworn,
dcposc aud say that the foregoing IL FULL true and
correct statement of the auain OF said company
that the said Insurance Company - tho bona tide
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash capital, invested
IN stocks OF az least par value OF Ia bonds or mort
cages of real estate, worth double the amount Tor
shich the same is morgnged, and that they arc tho
above described officers OF said Insurance Company.
STEPHEN CROMWELL, President
pIIiLANDEK SHAW, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this 2jth day
Of January A. D., 1881. -.
fL.s1 FRANCIS J.. BURKE,
Commissioner for Mississippi Ia n. Y.
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Know ALL NES ny THESE PRESENTS, That tho
PHEEIx INSURANCE CoNrANf, ni Brooklyn, New
York do hereby authorize any and all agents that
said Company has or may hereafter have OF appoint
In the state Of Mississippi for on Oh behalf OF said
Company, 10 accept aud acknowledge service OF all
process. whether mosno OF nnal, In any action or
proceeding against said Company 10 any 81 tho
courts Of said State Of Mississippi and It Is hereby
admitted and agreed that such service Of tho process
aforesaid shall be taken and held 70 he valid and
sufficient In that behalf, the same as II served upon
said Company according 10 the laws aud practice OF
said State or OF any other state, aud all claims
right Of error by reason OF the manner Of such
service IA hereby expressly waived and rcliuquishcd
Witness our hands and the seal oi said Company,
this goth day OF january, a. D., 1881.
| ftA1 STEPHEN CKOWELt, rres't
pII1LANDElt SHAW, so0y.
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OFFCE OF
AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
F..r....s aNsaa NF.a.l 4 gUIa

OFrcE ~
AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
Jackson, Miss, March !, 1884. }
Is Gwln. Auditor Of Public Accounts do certify
that the foregoing Is true aud correct copy Of the
Annual statement OF the PHENtX Insurance
COMPANY, this day filed Ia my office
Given under my hand and seal Of Office, this the
LIST day OF March, issl
fL.A1 s. GWIN
Auditor Of Public Accounts
H. NJ. STREET, Special Agent,
Meridian, Miss
BARROws q HAYS, Agents,
JACKSON, MISS.
march H. isl-aw.
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formity with preceding volumes; therefore,
be il
Resolved. That the Governor, by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate,
be and he is hereby requested to appoint a
committee Of three experts to determine
the difference between the cost of each page
as printed and what il would have been had
the law been strictly complied with. and
that the total amount of the difference shall
be deducted from the State Printers &C.
count for the present year out Of the first
monies due said Printers.
Be it further resolved, That the pam.
phlet acts Of this session Of the Legislature
may be printed with the same number of
lines and words as those Of 1852 and that q
corresponding reduction in the price per
psge shall be made from the rate now al
lowed by Law, to be determined by the
committee of experts aforesaid.
Referred to special committee consisting
of Messrs. Love, McNeely and Bell, with
leave TO report st any time.
At l45 the House took q recess until
$50 p. N.
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the House had presented DR.. Apple
white With a gold-hesded cane because
he had offered resolution in their be-
half, and dimly limited that there was
no telling what ''our pages" might do
for the man who was equally consider
ate. Ii is needless to state that such in-
ducements so artfully presented-at any
rate resolution 10 that effect was pre-
sented, but owing probably 10 omission
on the part of the young lobbyists to
satisfy the cupidtiy of each Of the Sena'
tor their scheme miscarrlsd.
do they quarrel muehT was the
query written on a slate by deaf mute,
last Wednesday night as a member from
Clay and member from Chiekasaw
were discussing a question before the
House. The query was passed by this
reporter to the member from Clay, who
replied. on the slate, "only having a lit
tie fun
Among the Younger men Of the House
is Mr.. F. NJ. NorAeet, the junior mem
Der from Tate. He has made reputa-
ton for vigilance and activity not sur
passed by any of his fellows. His votes
may be found always recorded on the
side of economy in public expenses and
in favor of the rights Of the public,
The interests of his constituents have
not suffered in his hands and the good
people of Tate cannot do better than re-
turn him aud his colleague, Mr.. Eason.
$
The funny man where board has
lately contracted the pernicieus habit Of
punning, and the thing is actually get
ting so bad that am thinking of chang
ing my quarters. He always expects
only smiles at his jokes, but the other
day really laugh slightly at an anec'
dote he told, at which the fellow re-
marked: "You are behind time" "How
sos" Because your smile is little
after" he replied. arose from the Ia
BILE without word, and the next morn.
ing received by mail diagram of the
joke, as follows: "a little after--a little
laughter" am happy to say that |
am still able to sign my name to check
for limited amount.
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Medical Censors.

" will examine applicants Tor License on the
SECOND MoxDAY OF DECEMBER, AAKcH, JuSn
AND sEPTKaBRR, At the CRY OF JACKSON, Miss
ROBERT KEI.iS, n. D.,
osaI7,'s5-fy J. w. BENNETT. 81. d.
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WANTED.

A MAN IN JACKSON TO TAKE AN OFFICE
n and represent Manufacturer, TO secure agents
and sell the trade entirely line OF goods that
meet with ready salci so 10 so per week can be
made. Small capital required.
Address, MANUFACTURER"
Feb.2s iSi-3w.l Box i0J, W. Acton, Mas.
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Which was also in the shape of an
extra large and magnificent meerscdaum
pipe, for which the honorable member
for Kinds appears to have special lik-
ing
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LosTl

On the night Of the 18th, one gold breast-pin
~ set with large oval ruby ANY one and
Ing same and returning 10 this otice viii b duly
thanked OF reasonably compensated.
Feb 2O-3tf
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NOTICE.

VVA D-A GOOD WATcH-MAKER
w VIII give steady employment and good wages,
10 good workman. Reference given and required.
Address n. A. MtNEALY,
lan,9 s4-iwdU4wp Texarkana, Toxaa.
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Legislative Notes.

Resolved, by the House, that Hon
Mr.. McNeeley, of Kinds, be reprimanded
for the exhibition Of a deadly weapon
in this House, in the shape of cannon
WHITMAN.
, 1884-02-14

NELLIE BoYp IN THE COMEDY SoLoMox
fsAAcs. This popular actress has gained
the favor OF the Seattlsites when here
some two years ago. at which time she
acted a. nobly toward those actors at
iicted with th. smallpox. Last nights
entertainment demonstrated that our
people could give substantial evidence
{ their appreci stion. The hall was
filed, and the behavior of the audience
,howed that they were we'll pleased. The
drama OF last evening seemed well adapt.
I'd to the whole company, but it is diff
suit to say whether it was more especial
~ adapted TO the splendid acting Of
Nellie Boyd herself in the role Of Kate
Medland, or to the the genius Of Frank
b. Hatch. in the iaughable part Of Solo.
non Isaacs. These two seemed the chief
pa ia, but the others should also be men
ioned because there was not part in
he whole play which was not we'll taken.
Che scoundrel, Matthew Thornton. was
Iimirabiy portrayed by Frank Ellsrslie,
and little Nellie FELTON,, az little Ar
'hur Sidney, was very natural The
|cenery was help TO the old stage
which could hardly be recognized in its
lew garb. The orchestra, OF five pieces.
rendered enlivening music. At the clos.
ing scene, as through the whole play.
solomon Isaaes displayed his "heye like
heagls."-Seattie Post-Inteliigencer.
, 1884-02-14
Military lteEs.

Gen. 0. o. Howard has been granted
.our months leave, with permission t
~ abroad.
Lt.-Col. Rodney Smith. chief paymas-
Ter, was at Vancouver Thursday, on Of
icial business.
Capt. II. c. Cook. 2ud Int. has beeI.
granted an extension of one month OF his
,ave of absence.
1t G. NJ. Truitt .2fst Inf. has reioined
at Fort Townsend, after a four months
,eave Of absence.
Gen O. D. Greene left on the last
steamer for San Francisco. and will prob-
ably be absent about month.
First Sergt. Edward O'5hea, of Co. E.
list Inf., has been appointed Sergeant
uajor OF the regiment by Col. Morrow.
Capt. George W. Evans, Dist, Inf,
recently recommended for retirement.
left on Tuesday for Baltimore, where he
will take up his residence, pending his
retirement from active service. Hi
family accompanied him. Capt. Evans
has been stationed at the Barracks al
most. uninterruptedly since 1872, ami
leaves behind him among his brother Of
iicers, as well as among our citizens,msry
warm friends, whose wishes for his and
his family's future welfare aocompan,
him
, 1884-02-14

Our surveyors are making a survey oi
Mouroe street with q view OF ascertainina
the prscticability of bringing it up TO q
uniform grade. This will be a starter
toward reducing the hill and bringing
the lower part of town up to level con-
Meeting the upper and lower section.
Capt. Munroe, OF the steamer j. B.
Libby, has been arrested at Olympia for
towing out boom OF logs before its offic-
ial scaling, in violation of the provision
of the law enacted by the last Legisla-
ture. He was bound over TO appear for
trial at the next tern. of the district court,
when the case will be made test one OF
the strength of the new law.
Why cannot We have a lyceum for util-
izing the surplus oratorical talent lying
loo Sc: Only the other day We overheard
an ambitious young Demostheues spos-
trophising the COWS, What! NeyerI !
Never!! J.. As 1 said before; give me lib
erty or give ME death. Sic semper sa.-
smagooslum beeswax! What shall We
do with our girls?" Having assured ths
fiery, untamei youny orator that the
best thing he could do with the aforesaid
dear creatures would be to hug 'em, we
StIcceeded in temporarily modifying the
frenzy OF his outburst. But really, there
ought to be some systematic way of work
ing off so much surplus frenzy. When i,
accumuiates there is danger in these sud-
dsn explosions.
PESNANsHIP,-Prof. J. NJ. Garrison, q
specialist i'll the art of pennan hip, is il
town and will organize a class at the
public school building on Friday even
ing, 18th inst, ut O'Clock. It has been
several years since any opportunity OF
this kind has been enjoyed by Port
townsend people, and, as Prof. Garrison
has had twelve years experience and has
the strongest kind OF endorsements from
such men as Prof. L. ]. Powell, Presi.
dent Of the Territorial University at Sc.
attic; Prof. I. NJ. Catch, OF Oregon; Prof.
j. D. R"bb. late Of Pacific University:
Prof A j. Anderson, now of Whitman
College, and many Others Of like promir.
ence and ripe. judgment, it will be seen
that this il rare chance to secure com.
petent instructions in that line. We
may say further that Prot. Garrison has
the hearty endorsement and co-cpera.
zion OF Prof. r. G. Kerr, OF this city.
, 1884-02-14

Marriage license blanks. just the thing
for county au litors to keep in stock, fol
sale cheap at the ARGUS Office.
The Good TempIars are enjoying a
revival. New members are being initia-
ted about every meeting.
John Nichols, formerly of Dungen:ss,
more recently of Ainsworth, w. T.. is
in Portland, having undergone siege
OF typhoid fever.
Hon. G. o. Burton, Grand Z, unselor,
Independent Order oi Chosen Friends OF
the Pacific coast. is expected to visit PUrl
Townse Id in few dPys.
Judging from the way items are stolel
by Wholesale from Uurs columns by con.
eempOrary press, the ARGUS must coL-
tain q good deal that people consider
valable.
Sam. Wynn, who wal SO unceremon-
iously closed out of business It The Tuck
Or House, is in towL. He says lie
wasn't given fair DEAL" by any means,
but having lost his money here he is go.
ing 10 return and try to regain it.
Rev. D. G. LeSouri, presiding elder of
the Puget So Ind dis trict, NJ. L. Church,
ID expected to arrive tomorrow to huld
regular quarterly meeting service in tie
church on Sunday. Quarterly conier-
ence will b. held at the parsonage Sat
urday evening at go.
Puget Sound may have litt Ie furry"
OF snow occasionally, and sometimes the
Thermometer gets down 10 within 81 or
~ degrees Of ze,o; but Skagit or Nook
ssck freshet is about AS near as it ever
gets to the destructive floods east uf the
Rockies, while blizzards aud drough.s
are unknown here.
We received a pleasant call today from
Jolly Major Hayden, of Olympia, CoIlec-
sOr C4rtWright, of Portland, and ex-Coi
iector Shannon, Of San Francisco These
eestlemel are doing" the Sound under
untayorable circumstances, rs to weather,
but they seem to be getting lots If COM
fort out ot it.
LEcTURR-Rev. DIR. Doane will de-
iiser lecture at Good ,emplars' Hal.
On Monday evening next. at Z 30, Oh the
History and description OF anc,ent
Babylon" The COL, cuon will be de-
voted toward lifting the debt ON tie Al.
b. Parsonage. Tue sui. .ect Is very Ia
, 1884-02-14
0sH uARaOR ITEMS.
OAK HARsoR, Feb. 9th. 1884.

OAK HARfoR, Feb. 9Th. 1884.
EDITORS ARoUs:-I send yos few
items relative to the doings OF the w. 6
T. O., which was organized Aug 4th
1888. with thirteen members; since which
time the membershi has increased to
twenty-six. and many have signed ths
pledge who are not active members.
We meet once month, and the meet
ings are interesting a. well as productive
Of much good. Our first social was held
on Feb 9Th; the president and vice presi.
dent, respectively Mrs. Snow and Mrs.
SPangleF, presiding. About fifty PER
SONS were present, and this number
would have been greatly increased. had
not the inclemency Of the weather pre-
vented those living at distance from at
tending. 4 most enjoyable time was
had. which, no doubt, will be long re-
membered by many rs a social in every
sense Of the word. The juvenile men,
bers, however, did themselves credit,
in the way in which they performed their
part OF the evenings entertainment.
Among those who took part might be
mentioned the singing by Miss Sadie and
Master Lincoln Morse; interspersed viii
rscitations, essays, defamation, reading
and vocal music. Our new merchant
then came in and treated the assembly
to nuts and candy, after which most
bountiful repast was spread, and did
amplt justice to it. just at the close
of the meal. as the participants were
leaving the table, it was announced, to
the agreeable surprise Of all. that one of
the county officers had just arrived, (who,
by the way, is a great favorite among the
ladies' Il 'snum,' said he. am in time
for supper" ,"and forth with took his place
at the table, and the zeal with which he
discharged his duty thereat, has never.
in the annals of history been surpassed.
which, by the way was complimentary in
a high degree to those who had the cul-
inary department in charge. The les.
tivities Of the evening wound up with q
number OF games. which were highly
amusing. We sang the hymn "Old Hun.
dred," and the gathering dispersed for
their various homes.
ONE WHO WAS TARRR.
, 1884-02-14

teresting one to all inc!ired for literary
stuIy, and our readers can rest assured
i /. at will | Q treated i'll able manner.
We learn that Messrs. II. L. Tibbals
| .rge water tank or reservoir on Union
wharf or supplyilg g steamers with their
quota o. aqueous fluid. Weymouth 6Mof-
ats engine will be used to pump the wat
o. from well at the foot OF the hill.from
whence it will lie Carried dow to the
.uter end Of the wharf il pipe. This
will prove great cOnvenieLce to ship
ping.
1t used to he considered profitable to
nu gle go IDS from Victoria, AMI we
we'll remember when all kinds OF mis-
: .llan ,ons merchandise were brought
across to the American side on the sly In
arse quantities Lately, however, hIna-
nen have constituted the staple produce
IF the pr vince across the way,for Wash
n,ton Territory consumption. The
tbIes are reversed AZ tu other = 'OdS, as
tl- following from Victoria item VIII
show: The British In!ians for long
inc b We bee il tins hi5It nf < 'ing n
the.r clnDss II the American side and
buying their blankets and clothing. and
smuggling the articles iuto Victoria. On
Saturday three canoes manned bv na
tives were seized VIII lie entering the har
Dor with $50 worth "f goods. The OWN
.rs will he made to pay the duties and
he goods will be released"
Steam tug Gpliah was at MON wharf
to lay. C. pit. Libby thought it was TO"
q ormy to venture down the straits, but
intends to go to Port Ludlow To tow the
b rk Gen. Butler to sea tomorrow.
Blxter's schooner, the TeaZer. Capt.
. C. Dunn, will leave Seattle tomorrow.
fitted out for the sealing off Cape Flat
terry.
, 1884-02-14
Frsn. ws.,ne.A,x.s nnl,r.

The wrecked steamer UmatilIa's two
boats are on Union wharf.
A number Of miners are in town wait
ing to so to Alaska.
Schooner Teazer. Capt. E. G. Quinn,
is in our harbor,all cooked and primedr
for the sealing business.
FoUSD--A lady's fur muff. The own
Or can have the same by calling at this
office and paying for this item
Henry Marryott. of Oak Harbor, I'll
and county, is in town-as large as life,
and almost as natural He reports
matters very quiet on the island.
Choice Fresh Roll Butter. 75c per roll
at PLUMMER BRus. TERRY.
In PoRTLASD.-Mr. and Mrs. G. ".
Philbrick, who left here last spring to e.
east. have been in Portland, Ogn., :or
two months or more past.
The express office of Wells, Fargo 4
Go. has been moved temporarily to the
Office of Mr.. j. G. Heath, the newly ap-
pointed agent, over Hummer Bros &
rerry's store.
Sullivan has expressed his delight
with Puget Sound. but did not say
whether or not il was the attraction OF
CliiRers auction store that pleased him
SO much.
Nearly all the seats for the Nellie Boyd
Company's Entertainment tomorrow
evening are taken already and crowded
house is thus assured. It will be de.
served, too. as the public may rest as
sured of getting the worth Of the money
We are painei to know that Mrs
Landes is quite i'll, with congestion of
the lungs. The attending physician
fears no immediate danger, but says the
case will have to be closely watched. We
sincerely hope nothing serious will re-
suit.
Mr.. A. II. Tucker evid emily intends
to enjoy fresh milk and cream. We
noticed fine young Jersey COW on the
Dispatch for him this morning, from the
dairy farm Of A. u. Davis. of Du ngeness.
Horace can digest cream with wonderful
ease.
Over a. the custom house this morning
We noticed miniature armory in full
blast, where an able-bodied crew were
loading cartridges. Upon inquiry i.
was ascertain d that pin-tails. and not
pig-tIils. were the game sought. Duck a!
Certainly.
, 1884-02-14
"sFountain View Addition" !"

An opportunity ID now offered to par
ties wishing 10 secure lots or blocks in
this valuable residence property adjuip-
lug Port Townsend. Twelve blocks
have been laid of, and wi | he flied aud
known as the "Muuntain View" addition
t1 Port Townsend, and will be placed on
the market for sale. There is q re-
serve OF four blocks. W hieh wall be known
as Mountain View Park" where at an
ca ly day there will be commodious
hIel built for the accommodation of
su mer cIrsiohIsIs. Fur informa
tlLLflr.y o d. T. MolcA J.
, 1884-02-14
RHnYer THihune RaIa

DENvoR, Feb 1l.-Ihe Denver Tri-
bune one of the leading newspapers OF
The west, was sold to-day to syndicate of
New York gentlemen for 100000. o
2. Ruthaker continues editor-in-chief
and F. j. Skiff manager
, 1884-02-14
British Bark ANToISErrE,
From Hong Koag

From Hong Kong.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will Ips responsible toE any debts coz
tracted by the officers or crew OF the above
named vessel.
THEO. BUNJE, Master.
Rnfhechili 4 Co.. Agents.
Port Townsend sept. 10 1883.
, 1884-02-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

Feb. 13--Tug Goliah passed down
with bark Emerald in tow.
Arrived Stmr. Willamette arrived
this morning. and proceeded to Seattle
this afternoon.
p Bark Cowliiz. spoken Pillow Point, by
stmr.. ~ iiliamette.
Ship Annie A. Smith arrived in tow OF
stmr. Gipsy; bound for San Francisco.
PoRr DISCOVERY, Feb. 11.-Arrived-
Bark Mary Glover.
PoRr LUDLOW, Feb. 9.-Sailed--Ship
Gen raj Butler.
, 1884-02-14
vos-ela Consigned to
ROTHSt tliILD ~ co.
British Bark CAMPBELL.

>@EITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE gS.
dersigned agents OF The above nsmedy@r'
.rl win ba responsible for debts contracted b
he officers or crew.
Rothschild & 30. Agents.
Port Townsend. W. T. sept. Is. 1883.
, 1884-02-14
-ura II aimed

ANY one having Far Skins they wish
% have Dressed can have them done IN
bout twelve days by sending them to
Waterman 4 Katz's Saddle aud Harness
Shop at olcs. G.. W. BLAKE, Agt.
dS-dS-u PoIt Tow LseLd, W, i
, 1884-02-14
British Steamer MADRAS.
From Heng Kong.

Neither the Cap,ain nor the unA4rsIsned
agents OF fhe A'love In M vessel will DE-, re-
sDonsii,le Or any iebts contracted by tie on
". ~. BRADLEY, Master.
RafhS hSahlIi & Co 4 sen'i
Port TOWNSEND, Aug. 0, lass,
, 1884-02-14

FoR SALE.-A first class upright piano.
blacksmith tools, anvil, vice and bellows.
lso one thorough-brace, two seated
.pring wagon. For particulars enquire
( r. K. LArIhKR.
, 1884-02-14

Valentines OF all descriptions, neat
and attractive, comic. sentimental and
miscellaneous, at Jas. Jones'
, 1884-02-14

Go to the City Cigar Store and get FIVE
packages of matches for % cts
WANrED.--A nurse girl. Apply at this
fice.
, 1884-02-14
French Bark EXILE,

From Bordeaux, via San Francisco.
Neither tho Captain nor the undersigned
agents of the above named vessel will be rc-
snonsible for any debIs contracted by officers
or crew. L. NAUGERE, Master
ROTHscHILp 4 Co., Agents
Fort Townsend, Au! IL, 1888.
, 1884-02-14
BORN.

LENAISTER-In Port Townsend, Feb.
9Th. TO the wife Of John LIE Master, a
boy.
Didn't know it sooner, Johnny. Why
didn't you tell fellow?
, 1884-02-14

Don't forget that you can get the best
oigsrs at James Jones.
People with gray hair may conceal
from the world the fact that they are be-
coming aged. and passing on 10 decay,
by the use of Halls Remover. Ibis
fact that this article renogs, cleanses,
brightens, invigorates and restores faded
or gray hair to its youthful color and
iustre, cheapIy, and surely.
, 1884-02-14

pEaSOuoT5, ial0 over kOE iuturt COnblutru-
ton.
Petition for retail liquor license from
johnson & Williams. granted.
Petition for use of part of street, from
Geo. BaIthrop; laid on the liable.
Ordered that the owners OF goats be
notified by the marshal to keep them
from running at large.
Ordered that the delinquent tax list
of city property be turned over to the
marshal fer collection.
The city surveyors report on Wash
inRton street received and accepted, and
the surveyor granted further time to re-
port on Monroe street.
B II OF city surveyor referred to financ,
90 nmittee.
Geo. H. Jones. city attorney. reporte,
city ordinances in force. The ordinances
prepared by the city attorney, we're re-
fsrree to special committee. consisting
of Mayor Bradshaw and Messrs. Landes.
Plummer and Weymouth who will re
port at next meeting. Council then ad-
iourned until Marc1 10th.
, 1884-02-14

Fresh Sicily Lem us and Smyrna Figs
1t PLuMMEa Bros. i TEssY.