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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

Mako table. say feet long, 81 TO 0
feet widO with sides 0 TO 8 inches high.
Have tho legs long enough 30 that bar.
rol viii go undor ono end, Tho other end
should DO four inehcS higher, 30 tho up.
plos will havo u tendency TO roll toward
Tho end whore tho barrel is Empty tho
fruit from tho boxes into this table, sot
tho head OF tho barrel with smooth up.
pies. Now by holding ono hand half way
down 70 catch the apples, you can lot
them drop In from the table, The advan.
tago Of table Is that you can see any do.
foetivo fruit, and by turning them half
over as they 60 into the barrel, you eoo
all sides Of them. Again. your hands
being free, II enables you 10 sort thcin
much better than from baskets, and moro,
II saves handling Every timo fruit Is
handled you loao l0por cent A man with
q true eye aud quick hands win llll bar.
rcls W fast rs another can head them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

with neglected and tired husbands, Those
who have made fortunes IN business are
numerous, while mining queens aud
Amazona Of finance may DO foundi every
important city,
81 began life In my husbands Office At
ten dollars week." said pretty Mrs.
Mollle Seheuler, now only twenty-five
years OF age, who has made a fortune In
business at Kansas City,
"That was before | was married" she
continued, her eyes dancing merrlly, II
was easy 10 see how the lttle woman had
captured the big man and afterwards his
business, which she can run without as
elstanoe from anyone. II 10 worth $780,
900 At that. She was u Louisville girl OF
Italian parentage, and brunette OF more
than ordinary beauty She ID going to
take her husband over TO Manltou,
Colorado, In August, for an airing and q
rest from domestic cares,
~ expect 10 do my own work, F" said the
little woman with ringing laugh, 81
can cook rs we'll ~ my husband can"
Mrs, Agnes j, Caruthers, one Of the
ablost edusatorgin the State, has served
for several years as superintendent OF
public instruction IN Salina county. SO
great has been the satisfaction given by
her work, size has been urged TO be II can
didate for Governor on the Republican
ticket, The attorney general holds that
"A female 10 not eligible for the office, but
other politicians, notably the Hon, n, n.
Caron, take the opposite side Of the dia'
eusslon, and declare emphatlcolly for
Mrs. Caruthers,
A Mrs. Augustus Wilson Is ut the head
of n land syndicate In the Neosho Valley.
Besides engaging In q number OF public
spirited enterprises, she conducts news
paper and has akillfully laid out town.
II Is not little amusing TO see ono 500
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

lioIdeaux mixture - maUe " ulsaolv,
ing in wooden vessel pounds 0f sui
plate Of copper Ia 10 gallons Of hot
water and Ia another vessel 10 pounds Of
lime Ia gailonA Of water ana mis- when
cold, 10 form spray solution Blue
water, or eau celeste, 10 prepared by dis
solving pound Of snlphate of eoppel IN
gallons Of hot water When dissolved
aud cold add / pint OF liquid commercial
ammonia, Dilute 70 es gallons aud pro-
eeed 40 with Bordeaux mixture The
two simple solutions are respectively |
and 2 pounds Of the sulphate 10 ss gal
Ions OF water,
sulphatine and Dayid's powder are dry
and applied with bellows, OF the on,
perlments that have been made, the chief
Of the section 0f vegetable pathology says
the results can in no way DO deemed con.
elusive, 40 diverse results have been OBJ.
tained by parties who have apparently
pursued the same limo Of expefimental
but what has been accomplished 10 do.
eidedly encouraging, and we may reason.
ably hope Tor better and mors decisive
results the coming season,
Lengthy reports were received from
special agents Ut Charlottesville, Vat
Vineland, N, J,l DenlsOn, Tex, and
Neosho, Mo-, together with tho volunteer
reports from great many persons Ia
other grape growing states, At Char.
lOttesyille II Is stated that vines that
we're loft untreated clearly showed tho
absence OF any influence that might tend
70 check the Fayagea Of mlldew Ia those
varieties that are known 20 DO subject 10
II, In respect 70 black rot small adyan'
tage accrued 10 the treated vines, From
VinelRnd the statement 10 made that II
Waa the Wetteht season ever known IN
southern New Jersey, aud the eOnousiona
drawn from the experiments that were
made are that the copper sulphate may
ordinarily be relied on on ~ preventive
u grape mildeW, aud the llordeauX mix
ture u thought 20 be the preferable one,
Grapes treated for black rot r0tled
equally with those not ho treated, Denl'
son, Tex reports that there seems 20 be
positive evidence Of preventive effects Ia
The u6e Of the different preparations Of
aulphate Of copper, especially ln early ap'
plcationa with the Bordeaux mixture,
whom II reaches overy part Of tho surface
u the fruit The most certain escape
from black rot couslsts IN planting varie'
ties that are known % resist II, such as
Perkins, Ives Delaware, Norton, etc,
From the hundreds OF reports from
these and other states II II made 70 ap.
pear that generally the eulphate Of copper
Is beheaeial for mlldew, though not lnya.
rlably no, and the Bordeaux mixture and
eau celeste the best formulas for Ito use,
For black rot none were satisfactory, and
while tho remedies that have been named
arc the best wo know Of NJ present for
diseases u the grape, further experiments
will DO necessary 20 test their full value,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

tlon Of 10 labeled "Widows' Colony"
This has decided smack Of the ',Prin-
cess Ida's' territory At this writing the
library building, at Parsons, Kansas, Is
up for sale, with every probability Of It's
being purchased by the city. Mrs. viii
son has donated SIC, 900 In money and five
thousand volumes Of her own collecting
20 the founding Of free circulating
library, to DO controlled by the municipal
authorities.
Another western woman who has
stepped out OF the line usually laid down
for her sex Is Mrs. w, M, Dills, Of Spring
dale, near Independence, Missouri. She
was originally from the bluegrass region
In Kentucky, and Is known ~ the "best
Judge Of horse feshn In this valley She
is fine looking woman Of forty-6ve, with
beautiful soft black eyes and gracious
manner. She Is an enthusiastic horse
woman OF the progressive type, and talks
or writes knowingly Of trotters and solid
bays"
Although Mrs. Dllls is most thoroughly
at home among the valuable stud Of the
stable, she has reared creditable family,
and was known as beauty In her
younger days. Like most Of the western
women OF business she Ia Southerner all
through. Indeed | find that these chill
dren of luxury, when pushed into the
world, make n greater success OF life than
the harder women further North, Il has
grown into q fashion TO suppose that
woman must come from New England IL
she shows an aptitude for business. This
Is certainly not the case. or the notable
women given In this gallery four are
from the South.
Mrs. Dills' sister, Mrs Fannie A. Kerr,
Is one Of the most interesting Of the en-
terprising women about st, Louis. She Is
strlkingly handsome, with large brilliant
black eyes and fine figure She is about
forty years OF age, but might easily pass
for younger, only that grown son calls
her mother, tM
Mrs. Kerr received a high-school educa-
tion at louisville, KY, and began to turn
her attention toward mining seven years
ago because she believed there was money
ini, She Is bent on getting rich as fast
as she can, and Is already quoted at one
hundred thousand dollars. Her mine,
the "Sylph, . is located on Battle Noun
sain, near LeadvilleS It Is the only mino
managed entirely by women, there being
fifty stock owners, most Of whom live at
ST. Louis Recently Mrs. Kerr was pres
ent at conference Of representative
western miners with the Kansas City
Mining Exchange, and took part In the
proceedings just as man would have
done. When Mrs. Kerr originally pur-
chased the "Sylph, " she hired man to
attend to the business, but when she
found this did not pay at all she under
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
OLIVE PENDLEToN.
Juvenile Dignity.

A little Beacon street boy was walking
with his mother through the Public Gar
den one forenoon last week.
He was greatly interested In the swan
boatsin which the children ride upon the
pond, and watched them for long time,
but did not ask his mother II he might
ride, too.
On returning home his mother asked
him II he didn't want a boat ride when he
was In the garden.
"0f course did, }" was his reply; "but
] didn't think II necessary to say So"
He was given ride that very Tfter-
noon, Boston Times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

paraphernalia-. Her Ideas arc on tho
hroadeat basis. She said In o recent con-
veraatlon with met
"Suooess means nowadays the ability 20
deaign without depending upon The assist
ance OF othera take In ~ q glance,
tho figure, style, complexion and habits OF
my customer, and work from main idea
upward Every season | 30 10 Paris,
whore ! receive a fresh invoice OF taste, 40
10 speak"
Mrs, Mcclure is now abroad. Not only
does she 40 10 acquire new Ideas for her
particular work, but 10 purchase novelties
Tor every department OF tho great house
with which she IL associated, She IN re-
ported 10 control trade OF not less than
800 900 q year, and 10 have executive
ability beyond most mon In her line.
MrA. Mcclure In not only an authority
In trade, but Ia In demand socially, and
finds time 10 take little dips Into the high
teas and lunch parties which have been
conducted on no elaborate u scale hdre,
During the "boom" at Kansas City the
largest abstract business was done by A.
N. Sohuelor, assisted by his pretty little
wife, who was In reality the soul OF the
work. Anyone turning east on Missouri
avenue from Delaware street would have
seen In the basement OF the Merohants'
National Bank q slight girllsh form, al-
ways dressed In the latest fashion, man.
aging a squad OF slxty.nve mon and
attending TO the details OF q great estab-
lishmont with all the energy and deter
mination OF a man. The Schueler plant
is valued at 100000. There are three
branches 10 II, Mr.. Schueler spending a
good portion Of his time at Independence
and Wyandotte, leaving his wife 10 man
age aifairs here,
Mrs. Helen Murray Hampton, OF Kan
sas City, has had phenomenal success as
florist, She IL q pleasant faced woman
tiful head of prematurely gray hair. She
Ia Southern In all her instincts, and was
born az Baltimore, Maryland, When she
reached Kansas City with her husband
ten years ago they had exactly hfty cents
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

A noted English breeder In enumerat.
ing what he considered the good points of
short horn cattle stated that among other
things the eye Of the animal always In
Auenced his choice to n great extent. A
quiet, good natured eye was that Of the
animal likely to suit his purpose, but the
keen eye, In constant notion he avoided,
because II Indicated an irritable, uneasy
temperament, and an animal Of such q
temperament would not readily fatten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

In money. Mrs Hampton likes TO tell
how she pledged her wedding ring for
her first weeks board. Shortly after they
arrived here the husband hired out blythe
day TO florist, having learned horticul-
ture In German. IL was at this timethat
the wife devised the plan Of running a
greenhouse, and although she had been
reared without the slightest knowledge
Of business she was steadily and surely
successful. The wedding ring was re-
deemed and the foundation for the present
business was laid. -
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A Mill nnrrlnr,i.

The New York Post, IN referring TO tho
Republican managers statement that
.hcre should be no Burchard In this cam
paign, says It is one Of the things 'easier
said thon doue." Our contemporary then
refers TO tho following extract from lot.
er written by Bishop joan H. Vincent;
II did not 30 to Ellenville TO talk politics,
therefore the uncertainty about my posi-
ton among those who heard me, I am
not q third party man. Being q true
prohibltionist and anti Romanist, l am
Republican"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

There Is a lew forbldding school teach
ers the privilege OF getting drunk.
This is good law. Teachers who can
not control themselves cannot expect TO
command the respect of their pupils for
any great length of time
Besides this there Is great danger Of
their having their certificates cancelled,
which would be a public disgrace. San
Augustine (Tex.) News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

Legal Notice.

Michael u, nOliek whose place " residence u IN
motive thht On the iith day Of August, A. D. irsh ~
tie Court 0f Common Pleas Qi STARK eOpuli OniO
where lht hoion II now penllnnl helms einie No.
hpl1 the undeiHlgntd Jbnne w, hnliek hed hrr
petition against said Michael %, hullrh PRAYING
fOr divorce IRON HIN, ana hlh0 restoration ~ hrr
former nnue Of Jennie w unndef
The tild Michael o. ii0rA n required 10 answer
the petition IN said action mol later Than ik Weehh
after tho 10Th day 0f August ltm, the date OF the
nfat publication of thlh n0llec 0f such divorce ana
relief may DO Gran.ed, .,... -, ,.,.,,,,,
MONO a MocARrY Atrya for Petitioner
huglurLW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
wOMAN'S EMPIRE,
IT HAS MOVED WESTWARD BY THE
FATHER or WATERS,

Judges Of noFse yissh A Well AZ of
Manly nsauty-- Mining Queens and
Amasons Of Finanee- Women who
Have Succeeded IN Amasaing For
tunes IN Business,
lo5pwigM issa,l
New England is no longer the seat Of
woman'a empire, II has moved toward
the setting sun, where women are judges
OF horse flesh and horned cattle aa we'll aa
OF manly beauty,
Western women strike out into business
and rush on 10 success with astonishing
energy, while their pathways are Atrswn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
DISEASES o. rAe GRAPE vNe.
How TO Treat Downy nrlidow and Black
Rot.

Rot
Bulletin No. 0, from the botanical divi-
sion Of tho department of agriculture,
consists largely Of reports from special
and volunteer agents Of experiments
made over n wide area Of territory, In
1887, with sulphate Of copper in solution,
on when combined with lime and other
substances, as remedy for the downy
mildew and black rot of the grape vine
Six different formulas were employed.
The Bordeaux mixture, blue water or eau
celeste, two different solutions OF sui.
phate Of copper, sulphatlne and David's
oowder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Road Notice.

Notice a hereby given that petition viii bo pre-.
HontOd 10 the commissioners of stark county NJ
their next session. September Ord, A, D. 1919 pray
lng for the location 0i u county road on the follow.
Ing line tO-wltl beginning IN the oopnty road ~
the northeast corner 0t the southeast quarter OF
nnd running thence west 70 the ripd commonly
known aa the Randolph road or uolb road
june goth, A. d. 1893, -auga-hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

TOOK the entire control herself pne em'
plOysa good 6ngineerhnd superlntendeLt,
and they have already worked tunne'
six hundred feet into the mountain, hnd
arc taking out ore right along The
general run assays high, ana four pockets
have yielded q, 900 ton,
Mrs. Sarah MCGUIRE represents an en-
tirely different type OF business woman
Bhe ID emphatically self'made, haying
started life in New York as very young
widow, poor aud handsome, with the care
OF three children devolylng upon her,
Her talent lay IA her. ability 70 create
fashions, 10 combine ooloFh and 10 vary
her styles. II 10 said that her costumes
stay In good form for three years, and
that her control OF the best paying trade
cannot be over estimated. Tea years ago
she became head dressmaker for tie
largest dry goods house west OF the Mis-
slAalppi. Bteadily she worked her way
upward until now she IL looked upon aa
tho western Authorltyin matters OF dress,
Having raised and educated her little
family, Mrs. Mcclure retired 10 bouthern
California with the fortune she had
accumulated, but she could not rest,
Her place was In trade, and she knew II,
Ahe returned year ago for visit, ana
the house with which her name was iden'
titled Immediately offered her 1900 a
year, aud percentage on all sales exceed
ing certain limit, II was also under
stood that she should be allowed 10 de-
yelop the business according 10 her own
ideas. The whole departu ent was reyo'
lutioniEed, and fabrics wel brought west
which would have dazzled even the skill
OF q Parihlan modlhte, Sic now under
takestrouaseauo orders which includeeyery
detail OF q brde'a wardrobe, even 20 the
travelling satehel which holds her to, ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
In pursuance Of IN order granted hy the Probate
ooult Of stark county, ohio, will oncr for tiv NJ
public auction, ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1888,

f3'fNNfHN''fF
az one O'Clock In tho afternoon upon the premises,
THE following described real estate, situate ~ lhe
county Of stark and state Ofohio, toswti The noih-
east quarter Of section -four tdl township seventeen
an range ak (O) excepting thcfeifOm ABOUT twtn-
ty acres out OF tho northwest e0fnor OF sail quarter
heretofore sold 70 CathArlne huckuy, whl0h ekocp.
tod tract IA bounded and described ~ f0lowAl Hts
ginning for the same NJ thc northwest oornr " said
northeast quafter thence running cAht, variation
deRfee 10 the right tn chRnu and 10 Links 70 aono
m the township fOndl thonoo south 10 chains aud 10
links 10 EtOne thence west 10 the quarter llno II
chains and az ilnka 70 o stono thonoo northwafd
along the quarter line 70 the place of beginning,
Alao excepting fI0m said quarter section Aforesaid
about o. an acre out Of the southwest coInor OF
quarter which said \ OF an aero tract was hereto
fore conveyed 10 John urei ., and which Y dc crib
cd ~ fo0wa beginning Tor tho same ~ tho south
west corner 0f said northeast luAitefl running
thonce east rods 70 bt0no thence north about 10
rods 10 stone IN tho oenter OF tho r0ndj thonoe
weatwArdy with the conior of said road 70 tho west
line OF said quarter afofcaAd thence with said no
south 10 the place OF beginning, containing about
OF nm acre,
Terms OF alo-ono-third In hand ono-thrd In
one wear, and onc-tMrd IN two ycaia from day OF
sale with Interest on the doiorlrd payments IRON
day ot balol deferred ~ uynepls 10 10 NC 'utcd ny
lnartg 40 upon the n ophca sod,
Val NNIikE MONO,
Exrer tho lat VIII or Samuel
o. 'H III ten cd
MoNe'6 MccAl ,S Etccu irt Au}a
arHlusiM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Sweeping Reductions
ON ALL
SUMMER GOODS.

Printed India silks, 75c,; from SloO
and Si,25, Extra quality Black Surah
silks, G0c. to Sl0O yard, Special Val.
ues In Black Gros Grain silks, All.
Wool Dress Cooks, 36 and SS inches
wide, at 25c, 37Hc, and l0c, a yard
less than half price, Medium weights,
light colors, Soc and S1.0O, 50.inch, All
Wool Dress Goods, only SOC, a yards
very desirable styles. Great Bargains
In Cotton Dress Goods, American
Satines, l0c, and l2IGc French Satlnes
at l6c,, zoe. and 25c, Ginghams, 40 cent
quality for 26c. Extra nice styles at
l2l@c. and lSc. We are closing out
broken assortments In Hosiery and I'm
derwear very low. Bargains In EN-
broideries and Laces. Now Is the time
TO buy, as our large stock must be re-
duced at once. Send for samples
promptly and save money.
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Giving but stin Keeping.

Funny, isn't ii, that after u man has
once given his word he should try 30 hard
to keen itf--St. Albans MESSENGER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

rG. i-ELEyAHoN oF ooTAGosAL RARN,
a cellar or partially above for base,
ment, or wholly above Tor a stable an
inclined way being built on two oppo'
ite sides ~ give access 10 the barn
tlo0r Upon this foundation the silla arc
laid the corners being made AZ an angle
Il 1913 dogs, instead q DO deghu
~ In the square building There arc no
ross beams necessary except upon the
ioor, there being eight bepts In the build
.ng, oil on tho outside, tho plates being
nortlaed exactly a. tho hlla are and the
posts placed with regard 70 the necessary
loors aud windows aud the strength nee
'ssaIy 10 support the roof and stiiten the
building A. many braces a. are thought
ncedful may DO used, but the braces must
all he on the lines OF tho walls and none
of them cross braces, The roof 10 an
eight sided cone, strengthened with purlln
plates, and may DO open AZ the center for
4 oupola or yentilator Tho Joints Of all
the plates and the ailla will be ut an angle
Of Oei degs lnstead Of 46 degs,, as In a
square building,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
stump Blasting a Specially

plenty of experience, and satisfaction guaranteed
Also dynamite for ehio ~ the lowest prices ...
Also Grape, blackberry and Wild Cherry Vine
for medicinal purposes, nt el gallon, none better
Ainu pure p. Rock, u, Legl0rn and Ayleshury
pncF nppA for sale, i'm. MAOfl AMER,
n,rry1su llartville, ONO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Executors Notice.

Notice IA hereby glyon that the undersigned has
bben duly appointed ANA qualified ~ Executor OF
tio estate oi Peter Masor ato Ot stark county
ono deceased. ...,. .,.,,.,. ,.-...
Dated August W. s,-30dw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order OF The Probate Court Of
stark county ohloi made on the cam day ol Auellal,
A. d. 1874 IN the case VI l., A, Bloomfield, Guardian
Of Martha j, wennng, against his said ward, tie
underslRned VIII, on
Friday, the 2lst day Of Sept, 1883,
at o'clock D. mo- offer for sale, NJ public auction on
the premises, near Cairo STARK county, ohl0 the
following described real estate HltuaiH N said eonn.
~ aud state t0.wtl nung q part ut ,he n0tihrnst
quarter 0f section 4, township ~, range llMl,
hegnnins for the tanie IN tllp south llne oi SAID
quarter nt The southeast corner OF Mndh owned ny
MN, Miller IN said quafleri hence funllng east on
said south line two chains and fourteen lluka thuneu
moth, four drgfeea east bk chMhsi tlience unilh,
Ost degrees west QUO ohnlh hn0 % INKS 10 Hnll
Nm MeT'a landi thence Huutl y degrees wet,
ilyo ehalua aud ntV eight links 70 lhe place Of ne'
glnulis containing one acre 0t and, more or less
Ternn Of snlr--Onc.tilfd cash ga day offalr, Uno-
third N one yqaf aud onr'lltird ~ two yenra from
day Of sale. defeffed payments " he secured hy
mortgage on the premises sold, ana " bear Interest
~ the rate of per cent per annum, payable ahhn'
ally
Appraised NJ ea00 L.A nLoOMllELh
augdO'hw Guardian " Martha j Wunhlng,
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sHERIFF SALE.

Louis Hotter Ios ses,, x soI,sna psisgsSe, .s:
Louis feate, Court
ny virtue 0f an execution ihaned by tiie clerk 0f
tho court Of common pleas N stark county ohio, w
the above action and 10 M directed, VII 0ef Tor
sale " public ouiery az tho fam OF Louis feale'
~ Louisville, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Sept, 1888,
the following described peta0llal property i0rWll
fit undivided pnpshaif pf seven acres pi wheat thr
undivided Oneslaf Of ak acres ~ cats, ana The VA
divided eneFhhf OF one acre Of potatoes
sale 70 commence AZ one O'Clock p' M Terms
A, LEININOER aherr,
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saturaay. Ihe I5th day Of sept., Isss.

the fallnwlng described real estate, iOrwlti Lots
No, IAN illn, nAi, iyia ana i7ii IN the city VI
Cahipl ~ haherh addition subject " right pf Nay
feI ely sewer purposes over le west side OF floI No