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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-22

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WANTED.

A SERVANT GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN.
~, n era Homework In q small family, Ap'
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Sis REWARD
NOTICED.

A rEhsONs OWING THE UNDER
up. They can ana me At ths sheriff
caW ~ the Courthouse. In case any should
anu ma me out, Sheriff Stinson or I'm.
rscs 1nefin Mason will receive all nom va and
Eureka, Jan. 10. 1855. is1s
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Death of Abraham seifgmap.

SAX PEAxcIsco, Jan. PA private tele-
gram TO J. eteinhars, Of the Anglo-Csli.
foFnia Bank to-day, the death
Of Abraham Seligmsn at Frankfort-on-the-
Main yesterday. He was 3 member of the
banking firm OF Seligmsn l. Co. Deceased
came to California in 1852, and remained
here many years, being the originator Of
the present Anglo-Ca california Bank.
stanford Elected United states SEN.
atOr.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21.-At the Republi.
can caucus this evening for United States
Senator, on the first ballot was: Sargent,
rs; Perkins. %; Estee, 10; Stanford, 4,
stanford was nominated on the second bal.
lot by a vote Of At.
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Vest Reflected

JEFFERSON CrrY, No.. Jan. 21.-The
Legislature in joint session to-day formally
elected Vest United States Senator 10 snc.
coed himself,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-22

DENVER, Jan. 21.-0n the first joint
ballot, the Legislature at noon elected
Secretary Henry NJ. Teller United States
Senator, to succeed N. P. Hill, by the fol-
lowing vote: Teller, Republican, so; Sui.
lvAn, Democrat, 20; Hallett, Republican.
); Hill, /. Hills name was withdrawn
before the balloting commenced.
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Sister Theresa Dead.

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 21.-sister The.
resa. a niece Of James G.. Blaine, died at
St. Msry's Catholic Convent here al 4
O'Clock this morning. Fathers Comerford
and o'Haran and many Of her associates
in religion we're at her bedside. The heat
medical science was powsriess to stsy he
rsvishes Of her disease. which she con.
tracsed while on q visit in Washington.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The Knights Of
Labor Of this city at q meeting last night
endorsed Gen. Rosecrans for Secretary Of
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PACIFIC COAST ADVIcES.
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x.It lake intelligence

xaIf Lake Intelligence
ar LAKE, Jan. 21.-To-d-y tie eountg
=, s.l, lake brought suit against DieE
Bockboldt, e1-COun:y Clerk, 70 recover
$1,000 alleged TO have been OvsrdrkSD y
h;rn vb;Ie an Official Of this county. II
teres,ing Developments are prom:
B~ockhoidt bringss county slii y.
alleged to have been s~pproqrisao ~L
nv ne County Court, for which tie pres
ent County Clerk refuses 20 diaN
Anons VI. Cannon, Prssident q re
s,aLo ~ Zion. and byoitsg O. APosLe
Georoe o. Cannon, was arrested for PoIfg-
.mv and was taken before CnIfe1 STATS
Commissioner Mckay, and hsd sS
hail. The examination vii Axe pace -
morrow. -
A vsrran. for polygkrT VA asoS1
so.inst @. ", pearose, ed;sc< q , D-
ere. News, the church orgAa- 4
went to the oEcs. and vsEs
for burglars" ~ that sbssi bad 90 1N-
advised, bu. though szas4s RAJ 1s VIZ
on the premises shey were u-A1s III
him.
stormy Meeting.
SAN Francisco, Jan. L-T1s Eo-1h
meeting Of Sierra Ssrsa Mig Gan
pany, this af.srnoons vEs 3 ssrzg a1a
Eigh,y.ssven thousand gAf h1oars3
shares were Represented. 4 F-31asi
against closing down TIE -- rSs1s sDt
sutro Tunnel vN prsseCz1 If -9s%sf
- 80
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The OkIahomasies nuss Go.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Pollcsi1g As
the official instructions sent from the HE
Department 10 Gen. Aug1r yss;srdsTs -
garding the course 70 Be pursued Eiii lie
Oklahoma invaders:
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
KANSAS WHEAT FAILURE

ReCcu: reports from Topeka. Kansas
say there is no doubt but that the Hessian
fly is doing As much damage, if not more,
than did the cold weather last winter, aud
the surplus wheat of Kansas will dwindle
down to small proportions. Fields that
four weeks ago promised one-h half anf,
three quarters of crop are ruined, and
will be turned over and milictt put in.
The fly is not confined to any one section
and if observable more in one place than
another, that place is within the grea,
wheat district. where there is more wheat
for the insect TO thrive on Before the
ravag.s of the insect became so wide
spre,d, some conception of the wheat
crop could be formed. Now no cne can
form any estimate, and all guesscs are
wild ones. In the great wheat valley o!
Kansas, the Gypsum in Saline county
where wheat never fails, entire fields are
being plowe lind millet sown. This is
repeated in all parts of the state,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
ANOTHER CONVENTION

Elsewhere in this paper is published a
cell fof peoples delegate convention to
be held in Miller Saturday June 2otb.
Our only regret sbout the matter is that
the Republican Centml Committee did
not make the same kind of a call. As We
stated before this is the only proper con-
vention to place in nomination delegates
10 tho Sioux Falls convention. So long
as ali political parties Of the Territory have
worked in harmony for admission and
division, they should be represented ac-
cordingiy at the Sioux Falls convention.
Not only justice demands that a non n-par-
tisan convention be held. but aside from
that, mearly as matter Of policy, all par
ties should have their pro rata showing at
the convention. II mus. be very mar
row minded individual who cannot "tum
bic" to the latter point. Whether We like
it or not. We are roosting under Demo-
cratic administration and whether it is
Just or not, II would De- ms well to show
Democratic color at the constitutional
convention il We expect to accomplish
much at Washington.
So far as our county delegates are con-
cerned the PRESS has no particular favor
ite There are three to elect. Inasmuch
as the Republican vote stood about two
to one for the Democmts at the last elec.
ton, there should be two Republican del
egates and one Democratic delegate NOM
mattel and elected.
II the people are to he fairly represent
ed at Sioux Falls, two of the three dele
gates sent from Hand county should I've
taken from the ranks of the farmer be-
cause they are b, lar in the majority and
Hand county is strictly m agricultural
county. Let the other be n lawyer or
other business man, but let all thee Of
them be intelligent, upright and capable
-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
\. t; McIntire. 4. D. Hill with proxy fOl

Il. I: Nrintire, 4. d, Hill with proxy for
DR.. HTS.
After some discussion a motion was
inrde and carriUi ~ 'ppoint one commit
teeman in each township TO act as chair
man of the Den,reritic committee In said
township and fui the purpose Of organiz-
ing the Damoclfstic party in said town
ships
Motion made that we rs members of the
pemocntic Central Committee call non
partisan delegate conveiiiol TO meet at
the court hou;se in Miller, on Saturday,
June 10th, 1855, for the p1rpose of select
ing three delegates to Constitutional con
vention at Sioux Falls. Carried
Motion made and second n that Mr..
easier be elected TO fili the vacancy caused
by DIR. Hills death.
Motion made thxt each township De al
lowed2 delegates, except Rec Heights,
Miller, and st. Lawrence, which will be
, allowed as fellows: Rec Heights 3. Miller
6 and st. Lawrence
The committee suggests that each town.
ship hold their caucuses at o'clock D.
m. Fri1ay, June 10, 1885.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
=--=--
GLADSTONE FALLEN

The British Premier, Nh, Gladstone,
and members Of his cabinet have resigned
A Sioux City journal editorial says: The
Gladstone government has fallen. 4 vital
measure proposed by the ministry WAS
defeated In the commons on the night OF
the sth inst.--a proposition h increase the
taxation on spiritcus liquors for revenue to
meet the extraordinary expenses involved
in recent comp,icat' in which England
has been inyolved-apd Gladstone and
the members ~ the cabi1st yest. n'ay
tcndcr d t'Ieil designations England has
now TO meet n serious crisis"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL

TERRITORIAL.
Goyernel-G 4. Pierce,
Secrethry-James w. Teller.
Saprsne Coart-Chief Justice, Aionzo A. E.l,,er
on Associate Justices, Gideon q. Moody and y A.
Hudson. . 4 Pnlmer. SeSari smith
United States Attomey-Augh j. Campbrn
surveyor 6eneral-Cortes Fs~senden.
Delegate 10 Congress--O. y. Oxford
U, n. Msrshal-ticn. Harrison Alien.
Tfxru LEGISLATIVE DITCRIcT
Members ~ Council-J. II westnyer, J. play
Members of House, A riCkler. NJ l. Miller q
". Fierce, J I Blaksmsre,:
COUNTY.
County Commissioner MeMurry ] NJ Kin,
John Ddthie. Thomas Griffin, Levi Harris
Register of Derds--S y Eeeler.
Shenf-JohR Oostigan.
lrdse Of Probate--F Parish
Treasnrer--0. ~ Pruner
Clerk District Cour-r. N. wilkins.
III 'trict Attorney, J. smith.
Assessor-FI DUnthett
Coroner-Dr. Wood
suryeyor-Geo. Caselar.
supt. of schools-G. l.. Pinkhsm
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11

".
IT, I, Garlck, Fifth Judicial District
Notice is hereby given, that by virtpe uf an cN
acdtinn ." me directed and G>Hyyrgi, #ad huw "
my hands. issued out OF thu Clprks ufffc, ol M
F1.tb Judicial district court, Territory Of paauta
la AID iur the county oi Hand, uI.Iu a iuign, NJ
rendered IN sail court tn favor of isaac Dickersor
and again I IL. l. Garick. nave levied upon tn,
iolloH np described real estate of said dotendan,
io-"it: The nartht ast quarter ~ OF section
nimbcr ten 10, township number one huudi q,
and twelve tli2) north, range siXty-,pht (Gsl west
lnciU'ing all that portion plated iuto lot,
block ST. cts ANA alleys sf said quart,r section
and krJwE ~ 6aT.rk's addition g. tha town u
Mile Nul that ,hgll on Fri,tay the i2,il day o
JHuc, 4. ID. ESJ, E. the hour oclosk p. m ul
said day, at the front door Of the court houSe IL
said county aud Ierritpr, proceed to sell all IN,
night, title and interest Of the above named II. /
Gaflick ~ and b the above described property to
SATISFY said judgment AID costs amounting Il
tN"ntN-siN dollar, ag1 .its.two teut-, tois, thu
with all arriing costs of sale. and Interest on The
same from tle 2Stl day of Nyvcmbcr. 1854 Al ths
rate ot IL per cent per anDum, at public auction
to tho highest bidder for cash.
h. y. MAsKnAA. Plaintiffs Attorney
JoHs CosrI IAN. Sheriff.
Dated Miller. Dakota M.y I2th, issy r,a.i.;
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
THE WUMPS

The bUgSnTp comes when the hour Is late,
To the pane where the light j. shining,
And the hn8wnnip stands at the garden gate,
His arm the maid ,ntwning
The drug"unp "aits ior the Stoaltiiy wink.
The brand dcnomlnating
And the Iugwump gaiiS taxes a drink
From his Jug while his hook he's batting.
The pusSump kisses the nose Of her pet,
And folds him 70 her bosom,
And the mUgwumr wait, for his Office yet
And-wcll We must excuse him.
Boston COuri,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
Board adjourned until o'clock p. III.

Board adjourned until o'clock p. m.,
June g. 1885. ~
Board called to order by tie chairman
/ at one O'Clock y. m, june 2, 1885. All
members present.
Bill of John Costigan Sheriff for goin.
10 Huron after prisoner, allowed at Sl7.sn
On motion Uf JOHN II. King the foiiow =
ing resolution WIS adopted:
Whereas, John MrMuItry has tendered
the priviIeg, to the B ,ard of Co umis-
sI0n"rS To- II nov Chnir:n3n aud thereby
grant Ia me the right Of having Il voice in
such choice. Now therefore, | move that
John McMuItry he declH. ed the unani-
InoIIs choice of this Board to hold the
office of Chairman 10 the end OF the term.
Carried unanimously.
&. A Gray WAS allowed preferred
waTrGnt for 80 40. his fees as Justice in
the case Of Hand county vs.. John NJ.
King.
On motion J. NJ Coats was allowed a
refunding order Tor his road poll tsX IN
lIi.G7.
Bill Of Judge Parish, fees in an insanity
case was allowed at $l0.25.
The petition Of Henry STRATEGY asking for
az sSa:emeH. on lots . and 10 10 The noith
east quarter Of section 8, town iI2-70. Sa
acres was granted and an abatement al
lowed.
On motion Commissioners we're allowed
per deim and mileage as follows:
John MeMurtry ................. Si2 80
John Iutnie .,.....-......... ~
John n. King. ng................. 81
LEVI hniIis .'.''... ~
Thos. Griffin Observation-Disclosures. 4 M
Minutes read and approved and Board
adjourned sine die. =. y. Keller,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11

Concernin. the lato Cashmere earth
qnakes dispatches state whole villages have
been destroyed. and Dumgood, Jamalia
and AVIAN have been completely engulfei
in the awful commissions. At the same
time volumes OF hot water issued from
great assures made in the emth. Fort
Guerais and granaries in many parts have
been swallowed mp. large supply OF
rice and n considerable amount OF money
has been distributed throughout the vale
20 relieve the distressed people. IL is es-
timated over 300 lives were lost
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11

Land nthcr nj Uuron, u. 7. IN &C g, 1885.
Notice l. herrb. given that tn, following n,IuIOl
settler has nnd notice Of his intention to make
hnal proof in support OF bis claim. and fna
entry thereof and that said proof will bc made
before Judge of Probate in and for Hand county
at Miller, d. I. ON Thursday July 21. iSs5, viz
Charles Clawson. pre-emption deciaratory state
nIsnt No. l0si.i. for the northwest Iua.ter %: SC
N township lii-6n. Hand county. u. T.. He rame'
the following witnesses 70 prove his con luou
residence upon. and cultivation of said lend viz:
Alexander Wingsrd, Anderson Arliot, ChaEIes
Adams aud Joseph Mueller, all Of Miller. D. 7.
June II e. h. AgasIRoSG, Register.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
SUMMONS

TERRITORY OF DAKOrt,
FItIH JUDICIAL DIsruCT
In the District court in and for iianl county.
Lincoln u. Hall, Plaintiff
Charles Billman, Defendant.
The srrItory sends greeting;
To Charles Biliman. Defendant, you are hereby
summoned aud rcquircd TO answer 10 the complaint
OF lincoln IL Hall, plaintiH which filed in the
once of the Clerk ot the District court within
for said Hand county. at Miller. ID. T.. on Nav -
lss5. and serve a copy Of your answer on the sub
seribcrs at their Office Ia the town Of Miller. d. T.
within thirty days after the service of this sum
exciu I've OF the day OF seryicc. the Plain
tin will take Judgment against you for two lndIe,
and nineteen dollars ana y--eseD cints s2I9 "a
with interest nj per cent on s9l. 81 from May 90
iss5. and interest ON tis1 ~ at y 7 cen iron
May % lss5. besi..es COST ,iiSburSmeIt, aud In
dennities. bUTsoS H,RTlEY.
May 20, 1885. ssts Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
MEETING OF DEM. CEN. COM.

In pursuant TO call the Democratic Gen.
tral Conmittee met at Moon & Pussy
Law once Saturday June 6. and transacted
the following business:
House called TO order by chairman
Rorick,
Members present, d. D.. Rorick, J. J.,
Smith, c. r. Dixon, W. G. Heltibrdle,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
Gen. Grant is getting worse.

The PRESS is in receipt of compliment
tarv season ticket for the Second Annual
Tournament OF the South Dakota Fi!e.
mems Association. to be held ut Sioux
Falls June 90, "a and %. The sum total
OF purses is $2,l2O. Excursionists one
and one fifth fare for round trip.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
Sum mons

TERRITORY or DAKOTA. Before
IN JUsricE's CouRr. j. W. Osborn
CouSIY or HAND. Justice OF the Peace
Jewet p Cooper, Plaintiff:
~. SUMMONS.
samuel c. BiackDan. Defendt
The Territory O: Dskeia sends greeting;
To Samuel G. Bzckman. Defendant; Non are
hereby summoned b appear before me ~ my
ofiCo In township l09 range ~. IN said county on
the 9Th day OF June. A. ID. issS, at O'Clock a. IL.
to snsver 20 the complaint ut the above named
plaintiff. Je~ett u. Cooper who claims 10 recover OF
yoa The sum OF nifty dollars for goods sold you by
psinuf Aud you are hereby notified that II yoa
fail to appear and answer above required. said
plaintiff will take Judgment agsinst you for said
nifty dollars and costs with attorneys fees
Given under my hand this 18th day ~ Nay A. D..
1875. j. W. OSBORN,
Justice Of the Peace in and for Hand couaty. D. T..
10 the sheriff any Constable Of said Hand
county, greeting. make legal service Hereof and
Aue returl s0tb
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11

Motion made and carried that the Secre
tary furnish a copy Of the minutes Of this
meeting to the different papers through
ont the county
ID. ID. RomCK, John PUsEY,
Chairman. Secretary.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11
>i.ERIFf'S SALE

TERRITORY oF DAKOTA
COUNTY OF HAND,
Q isaac piCkersun In District Cunrt.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-06-11

! 10 cents
"a free, a
Of goods
y OF max
lays than
at any
N hive at
the time.
uccessful.
h.. That
We make
not we'll
ouble OF
etc. sent
/ all wlhl
MsiRo,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-13
Bell Is The Chan,piOn.

As compared with the first heat of the races
on Wednesday night, the final and real race
at Washington rink last night, bicycle race
of five miles for purse of $50 and the cham
pionship, was very dull and uninteresting.
Grant Bell of Minneapolis and Philip Ham
miell of Chicago were the contestants, each
having won a heat on the preceding evening.
crowd of 1000 took in the sport and
made their wagers, Bell being large favor
tie. Hammiell used a Champion racer and
Bell bestrode his Star wheel, with one in re-
serve in case a strap broke. At the start
Bell took the lead and pulled away from The
Windy city wheelman until twenty feet
separated them. As lap after lap was left
behind he increased the lead, until at the
twentieth he was fully one-third of lap
ahead. At the twenty second lap Hammill
became discouraged and quit, while Bell in
creased his pace and finished in 17:15I.
Bell was quite hero at the close, and was
fairly carried away on the shoulders of his
admiring friends.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs

Two crazy men, one from Pembina and
the other from this city, are confined in the
lookup.
Ole Johnson. Crystal Lake, farmer, acct
IDENTIFY drove into an excavation on North
Washington avenue aud fractured his leg.
a meeting of the Republican city commit
tee will be held in A. z. SCOTS Office at 2
O'Clock Monday, for the purpose of appoint
ing precinct committees.
The Portland avenue improvement asso-
ciation viii extend It's work to Lake street
this year. The entire length Of the avenue
viii be lined with shade trees.
The Probitionists viii hold their city con-
ventisn in Harrison hall at o'clock to-mor-
ror J. NJ Underwood has been nomi-
mated as candidate for alderman from the
Sixth ward.
Annie Lindquist, . Swede girl about 20
years old, who has been working as domes-
tic in the family Of r Silverste1u, 105 Cen
trail avenue, has disappeared, and her rela-
tives ere verY much alarmed about her
benefit is to be rendered Jimmy Neehan
at Prof. DonaIdson's tonight, at which Billy
Wilson, the Boston colored champion heavy
weight and Prof. Charles Hadley Of Bridge
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-13
port, winner of the Police Gazette medal,
Thomas Jefferson of st. Paul, and james
Logger and other local notables will appear.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Engineer John Potter of the Fergus Falls
fire department was in the city yesterday.
F. NJ. Cable of Brainerd was at the West
hotel yesterday.
L. B. French and E. G. Smith of Yankton
registered at the Nicollet yesterday.
Clinton Morrison left yesterday on an
Eastern trip.
C. M. Barnes. Grand Forks; j. E. Hamil-
ton, Fargo; B. S. Lewis, Waseca; Charles
Hamilton, Winona; D. L. Wilbur, James
town; F. E. Mirsell, NJ. E. Nugent. N. H.
Miner and wife of Sank Centre were north
western arrivals at the West yesterday.
Col. L. L. Baxter of Fergus Falls was in
the city yesterday.
Col. Pat Donan Of Fargo, the Dakota sill
ver-tongued orator, is in the city.
Judge Jones left last evening for Philadel-
phla.
Mayor Pillsbury will not return home as
soon as expected. His Eastern stay will be
prolonged two weeks.
Frank Danz, Jr., has returned home from
his Eastern and Southern trip. He says he
enjoyed his vacation hugely. Speaking of
the hard times, he advanced the opinion
that change for the better must soon occur.
In New York the recent improvement in
business circles has been marked and he be-
lieves that the effect will soon reach Mime
apOlis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-13
THE WATER BOARD.
4 Proposition TO Light the Pumping Station
-TGrfous business Transacted.

4 Proposition TO Light the Pumping Station
-TGrfous business Transacted.
At the meeting of the board of water COM
missioners the sum of S., l05. % was ordered
paid to Hassan IL Weeks in full payment of
the judgment given them against the city for
contract work done at the west side pumping
station.
Mr.. Donaldson of St Paul submitted a
proposition to light the west side station with
ten electric lights for 81 200 and $40 for the
carbons. The board asked that the PROPOSE
ton be made in a more definite shape, and
Mr.. Donaldson promised TO submit written
proposition at the next meeting. The Har-
monia society entered a formal protest
against the high water rates charged them for
the supply at the hall. Referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
The superintendent presented a large
number OF bids for furnishing lead and the
committee on claims and accounts was au-
thorized to purchase fifty tons as deemed
Rest. Bids for corporation cocks were
opened, and referred TO the committee on
extensions. $. B. Rollins made application
for position of engineer of the East side
pumping station, which application was
filed.
Plumbers license was granted to W. A.
Wagner
The standing committee on extensions re-
ported adversely to running the water meters
from the various blocks owned by L. Fletcher
and DR.. Dunsmore and the Yauderburgh
block, and the report was adopted.
Il was voted to pay 81, $50. "a for work on
East side station roof, and the en- gineer pre-
scented an estimate for building brick walls
for hr1irLnts