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Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Harrington for Mayor.

There mas never been a better chance
TO elect 3 Republican candidate for
Mayor during the past ten wears than
there is at the present time. The nomi-
nation Of Chief Doughertyrby the Demo
cratic party Ito use . homelY phrase) "is
the hair that breaks the cainel's back"
and n the Republicans make proper se-
lection OF h candidate from the three gen.
tlemen VINO are named 10 candidates, the
chief magistrate of our city for the next
three years will be Republican In poll
tIea. The chief magistrate Of city of
&c, 900 people should be = man who Is In
every respect qualified to I'LL that position
with credit to himself and his constitu-
ents. Whilst have not one word to say
against the morality and integrity OF
either Mr.. Wiley or Mr.. Baynard, there
is certainly no companion to be made
as to their ability to I'LL the responsible
position of mayor with that OF Austin
Harrington, Esq. Mr.. Harrington 10 a
lawyer OF high standing aud man OF
marked ability, q good speaker, and an
honest, upright, Christian gentleman.
BE has not only the ability to meet the
legal requirements OF the duties Of our
chief executive officer, but he has the
courage and fortltude to faithfully exc
cute the laws and ordinances relating to
the government of our city, as he finds
them. i have known Mr.. Harrington
from his early boyhood; dudng the
greater portion Of his lie he has resided
amopgst us in this city, aud he has never
altered In advocating such measures at
he believed to be for the best interests oi
our city, or openly opposing what he be
lieved TO be wrong, regardless of part,
politics. he is progressive man, and
one In which men OF all parties have The
utmost confidence. That Mr.. Wiley ol
Mr.. Baynard Tin case they should receive
the nomination Of the Republican party
would receive the full vote OF their OWL
party have no douot, but do not thini
that either of them as candidate 1o
mayor could poll but little, II any more
than the strict party vote OF the Repuoli'
leans Of our city, but / do know that
Mr.. Harrington is noUinated he Will re
lceive hundreds uf votes from men VIII
have heretofore voted the Democrats
ticket. From p esent indications l hav
lno doubt OF Mr.. Harrington's nomi 1atiol
for mayor by the Republicans on Satur
lday next Gas think he should be) and
therefore urge upon all of our Repaid
can citizens who wish to place this cit
under Republican co troll after Jun
next, beyond the shadow of a doubt, b
use their influence in behalf OF Mr.. Har
rington, and go to the polls on satorda
next aud cast their votes for him as tn
Republican Standard bearer AZ our mex
, lefty election, and urge their ne!ghoors !
de likewise. Very respectfully sui
mitted,
, A FREMONT REPUBLICAN oP THE SLIT
WARD.
Wilmington. May 10th, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Runaway Aoc,dI Ient.

Antrim Worfilow, nephew OF
Thomas Worrilow of this oity, residing
ct Booths Corner, Pa, was on his way
to Chester market last Saturday morn.
ing, asd when near the crossing Of the
B. 3 o. Railroad, on the road leading
to Lin wood, he found two bulIs engaged
in q t.roe haht. He ate n pied TO drive
round them, when one forced the other
back against his dearborn, esusiag his
horse to take fright and run away
thro wing him out on bis head aud rem
derinz bim senselees. lIe was found
by Ike Williams, who conveyed him TO
his house. The horse was caught BY
CHARLES Cloud and properly cared for.
DR. Day WAS called In anj attended 10
Mr. Worrilow. who wat 20 badly hurt
about ,he head and neck that he was
out OF his mind and lay In bed all Sun
day, but on Monday he became better,
and on Tuesday he was considered cut
OF danger, and there is every indioation
that ne will bo able TO attend TO his
usual work in q very few days.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
rna nnzeI DeII nsering.

The spring trotting meeting at Hszel
Dell Park, on Memorial Day, May Both,
will comprise ave raoes, as follows:
s. 3.00-miAnte claas. for . purse of $50;
$50 class, for a purse Of $500; 2 81 class,
Cor purse Of $500; running race, fer
purse OF $50; double team race. for a
hand some trophy. valued at 500 IT.
the latter race, the Goubie teams driven
by Messrs. Cooper and Nichols, which
com psted here last fall will compete
again, and several other d0uble teams
will be entered.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Our water sul, ,piy.

A regular stated meeting of tie
Board Of Water Commissioners wks
held last eveuing. The contract for
ornAmenting the City Hall yari, was
awarded to William II. Cook g. o., Of
Newark.
The OhIef Engineer was ordered to
have Hazslett street, west OF Adams.
paved.
PiopoIals for water power pump
wA4 ordered to be advertised for.
TIE balance la bAuk was reported 70
be: For current expeRset, S71 900 2S;
bonds and interett, S2a, OIL 3d. special
q. .607. SO. The weekly pay roll OF e376 1t
was approved and ordered paid. The
Board then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Playing to r mpty Houses.

All the clothing dealers are angry kt
mo because can under sell them. It's
my good fortune TO be PLACED in such D
position. We are daily crowded with
pleased customers, while othtr stores
are playing to empty houses. At M.
Mey ere. N W. corner Fifth and Mar.
ket streets, you ca b zee all the latest
novelties In mems, boys' and ohil
drsn's fac ooshIDk at prices that will
please you.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
A Uni,d Drowned.

The 5-months-old child OF William
Cunning CHAM, residing on lowering ave
rue near Union street, WaI drowned on
Monday by falling into the washtub
while Its mother Was In The yard hang
Ing out clothes. W hen she returned
the little one who had been plnyiDs 8
around as lively al cricket was c0lG
In death. Her feelings caa therefore
be better imagined thau desori oe6
Core ner Barnhill was notified, ana gave
a certiheato of death By accidental
drowning.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Illustrated Lecture.

The R4V. Wiliau Il. Eeeihsn OF
West Chester, Pa, will deliver on H.
Illustrated leosnre oh "5puIgeon, the
Great Bap.ist Preacher OF London" IL
the Bethany BapM4t Church on Tues
day evening; May "a The illustrAtioas
for this lecture are pictures ssven feet
by five, and are arr Rnged tc produce .
panoramic effect. They are the work
Of tue lecturer, ard have been CON
mendeG by competsnt art critics.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Sale OF Lhia.

Messrs. Osle Il Ford will have apoth.
or sale OF lots on 9atut ~ next. Per-
soDs who have the means cannot make
9 better Investment than by purchas-
ing land In = desirable location for q
residence. Houses are being erected In
every section, aud the popu iation Is rA-
pidly increasing. Az consequence
tbe price OF eligible ldts must rapidly
sdvanee, agd those W fo purchase wise-
ly and udiciously cahnot fail TO N AXE
money. For particu hrs see ndverlise-
ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

To all who are suffering ITom tie er-
rors and inilsoPssions of youth, nsrvous
woakRsss, carly decay, loss OF manhood,
In 6outA Azcr.oa. Send self.Addreae-
Cd euYalopa 10 the BHv. JosHFH 7.
IHMAE BiAsoR D. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
A Bargain,

Will sell my bay marc mattie,7 years
old, 15X hands high, can road to IN
niles an hour, will trot olo0e to 3 min
utes; warranted kind, sound aad fear
est; cAn be driven by a woman. Think
,he is the incest piece of horse ilesh l
sver drew lire over. Not trstier
out On extra easy driver. VIII sell
right TO person who will givs be; .
good home. Apply st this tflce Or
Stable rear of Blacksmith h shop On Wes-
gifth etrest near MSdpnn.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Dental Mork.

DR.. Honey we'll, at 7OS Market street,
extracts teeth for 25J vita gas, 500 T,
made fresh every day. Teeth 6illcd
with amAlEam, 50o,; silver, Zoo (; gold,
81 and upwards. A set of teeth 35 30 E;
best, s8. Theye Is nc better made 10
matter how m uoh you pay. All work
warranted TO be 6rss-olass In every
particular. Look for the sign OF Il q
big tooth. Office open 70 8 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
karIoualy Ill.

The wife OF Mr.. Solomon a. Stsats,
M. 406 Market street, was attack ed
with paralysis while standing In the
store on Wednesday afternoon and fell
to the flcor In helpless state. she wab
asseted 10 her room, and hopes were
entertained of her recovery, but on
Monday she experienced another at
tack, ard eince that time has been
spsechleBs, as well as utterly helpless.
Her restoration to health is scarcely
possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Naturalization.

The fact Of soldier or sailor having q
discharge from thu U. 3. army or navy,
obviEtes the neceosi:y OF giving two
years notice of bis intention to tabe out
naturaliz st.on papers He can be
naturAlissd By applying q. the U. 8.
bora In foreign counties must be ma.
tursllzsd before they CAL vote.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
The Hei Llth Board.

A regular meeting of the Board OF
Health was held last ey ening, The
usual amouGt OF routine business was
transacted. The Street ard Sewer De-
paItn ent was rec nssted to curb Shsr-
m an St. between Poplar and LON bard :.
Dss. OS!5 and Sprl n1sr were appointed
n committee to examine thl oiorlesa ex
osvatipQ mAohines, and condemn tho
game II nnAt for use.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
BrAnnYMllna snmmit.

The camp ut Brandy wine Summit
will commence on Monday, the 18Th OF
August, and continue ten days. A
meeting OF the association will be held
on Thursdsy, ihd 7th pro1 imo, when
trustees and minister to take charge
will be selected. All ths churches 10
our city will be represented ct the CON
ing Damp, and tho Indications are that
the attendance will be unusually large.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
mOre MOrOCCO.

Tho John G Baker Company has
commenced the erection of new brick
morocco factory. 80 feet front by So
tset deep and A Vo stories high, at Fifth
and Church ttreets. The coDtraoLorb
are Wills n VAtdever, mascn WORK
Floyd Bros, brick work. PhilenmA
Chandler, carpenter work. 1t Ia to be
eompleled In sixLy days.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

l,el Vi
tns llrI
shtA II
ssptv4
Oil u w
tbriiyll
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
a Reaaon for rhAnkfulneaa.

The parents and relatives Of Alfred
Jr.. were very thankful when
they received the intelligence last week
that his with the rest of tue Grew of the
Eureka, that wss sunk In
mid ocean on Sunday, the 6sh inst,
was saved. He WAS second assistant
and had Occupied that posi-
tiOn ever since the boat vas built.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Infa,A,s' Teeth.

What you should do, mothers, when
your baby is Iesshins Is TO keep It's
bowels regular, Give 1t two doaes OF
Hoopes's Anodyua sAch day at O'Clock
In ths morning aza 8 o'olook al might,
and l assure you that you will be COL
vlnced that thpre is Dstalug In ibe
world equal to II Prlcs 20 cents Sod
By al Druggists
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Clty Court.

At the city oourt this morning, Judge
Oummirs presiding, there were only
two oates heard. Luke O'Meally fer
being drunk wAs required TO pay 50 aud
oosts, Nathaniel johnson, colored, for
being drank and disorderly was sen
lenced 10 pay a penalty OF 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Ha,d for Oourh.

Bay ard Boone, colersd, VIII was ar
rested and brought to THO city by ex-
Ohief Of Police Dougherty, on Tuesday
IAst, on requisition, was given a hear
ing before Efqulre Bertolette, this
morning aud held In $500 ball for his
appearance at the September term OF
oourt. The charge against him was
the larceny of clothing, the property of
Thomas Morris, ooloIed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Reward offered.

The Citiz 'ns' Committee, through its
Charles 8 Phillips, ofIers .
reward of S25 for information that will
lead 10 the arrtss aud conviction Of my
persons committing fraud in reRistrA
sion or Et the approaching nomination
city election. The COMMITTEES intends
to prosecute Mi Such offenders to tho
full extent OF the iaw.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Bargains

In dry goods and notions At Ne. 1l3 W.
Second street, to oloso busines. All
pertons In need OF goods OF the above
kind will do wall 10 call aud purchase,
as these goods will be pold at prices tina,
will close them out in short time. lis
West Second street. M, Z, Wyatt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

in Camden, n. j., and in Philadelphia.
His reputation In both those places was
good.
Jonas Travers Jones testified that he is
reporter of the Every Evening, and in
pursuit. OF his calling visited Riedel on
the day Of the shooting In his cell at the
City Hall. The witness called TO him
and be came to the bars. and he noticed
that his face was very pale; his head was
bandaged and he was barefooted. He
told the wi ness that he felt bad, very
bad, AM admitted haviag killed his wife
and child, but said he would not have
done It had tt ey not been good. He said
that he shot his wife 6rst, and then his
child, and that he ared Ave shots, two
being at the wall, one at his wife, one at
tho boy, and one at himself.
At elk O'Clock Court took recess until
ten o'clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
pR1CE one GENT
s,.v.. in B.az,L

10 ns'sS N.Y. referring TO the
b. wV,,S t,hS I'M BY the Brazilian senate
Ins' o. ,. ~ alsyery fays that This ems
bhA' 'Dg ,,slc sa, for emancipation IN me
llas aJ ,Ilus 's,cs Cuba aud Porto X, k,eo =,
|srt, anu aa,i,oTies In the New World In
|rl %l' ,,,1Iic @ in human beings 10 legal
Y |. Ss 3, "inlI emperor, Dom Pedro, has has
ln' I est champion of emancipa-
ars aSoliiion movement began late
'tCs II found it, trst irgai
,in N, 1871 iq a law which pracs
80 - cbildr,n born Of slaves. and
elI WIN al The Stat g slaves, loOO IN
md, nv r this law / $40, ,796 Slaves
y, IN 1873 dwIudled doEn 70
iSs4 ln 1885 the l. berais
~ INTO DOW r. snd in septemo, :
s.i,rg ~ At once all slaves oyer eo
l1'' u ssl n emanc'pAting all o hers by
e,,5nallg eI was passed. Under II
','.,Nrners were 10 have compensa,
h',t.Ir ln.e, aud 1t was expected
Y, Y iSOg Is there woald be no more
Nv l,. unde the law. The passage
STcf iss, has fastened this con-
'or ~ about four years, In
iss- there were 723 4l9 slaves In
y .,,,.' 'y, $40 0OO,0.0. At this time
1 oro6Ao,y no; more than 0oO,Oo'
4 IN A. d zoe .UOJ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
kol.ce.

The survlv1rs Of thS Third Regiment,
d ,lawaro VssSrAR Voluatsers. ara re
q rested to NJ oct Ht 0rssd Army Hal ,
O rner Third Ana KiaR strOass, 10 moI-
row evening, Al 8 o'clock, to mHks AZ
raugemants TOR re uOton' BY req1eti
o Sergeant. Jos X VICKBRs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
a special rraIn.

A special train, consisting of q par
senger car and official car l80, passed
down the Delaware Railroad this morn
ing, leaving here at s As O'Clock. On
board OF the cara were number OF Of
dOisls and directors. Their objective
point WAS Cambridge, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Nomian, ed r.s uounci,.

at uee.lnt OF the flourish Ward
ID ,mocra's, held laFs evening In Reh-
Aeno Ensipo House, IaaAo Dillin, ste
p e7snt iAoumtehs, was unanimously
n1uin&ted for rb election. There wSs
no opposition % him
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
n, g'csol, to,s aud Hea,er 90 =,

10 50 shipiey street, take furniture
tiulyt. on storage at m derate rates.
~ itoI urn the stoves wheu wanted
|fti' and aud put no. All orders
lhspour, No, 52S, or left at our store
llbe 0mpliy attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
BreVIei0.
xno cheapest hat house in Ghe oJtl
2umfoFd Broa.' AO4 Earkeg Etrocl

Eno cheapest hnt house In Ghe cSty
2umfoFd Bros.' 4O4 Markog skrocs.
Oupping and leeching, les L. Second st.
Try Bush's coal you will like IL.
f3raEilian Balm. Immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures q cold; 40 doses, LOG.
Go to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal you will surely like 1t.
Aillard f. Davis, Jeweler, E. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at HAnrs, is 4. Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith, druggist 18th and King.
American Laundry, 0O2 West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey'S, aOs Ship
ley street.
A wamsn'S bonnet no criterion to tho
siBo OF her heart.
Ladies' hats are TO be lower thil Season
in height only, NOT 10 price.
IL. u. Hollis keeps the only home- made
candles in this city, at No. 4 W. "a ST.
Go to II. II Moore's stalls, Nos. IL and "a
Second Vt, market, for your ohoice creamery
tfesh butter; also the best cream cheese at
market price.
90 to Geo. H. Murphey's for your par1oI
chamber and dining room furniture. o09 Ship
ley street.
Old Punster says he knows woman who
wears new hat out the frat day she gets 1t
A now ribbon for Spring hats is called
Niagara greea. But then, ladies shoald not
l sail under FallI oolorJ.
Easter bonnets are 10 match the gowns
that 90 wi tn them, If they only m stched
the poosetbooks that got them. the men
wouldn't grumole.:
TRUTHFUL POETRY.
| There are unthoughs thoughts
An unkiSsod Kisses,
Sad for the boys
And so for the m lsseS.
But sadder than those,
1t may be stated,
Is Legislation
1hAt 10 unlegislitd.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Rurned LSat NIkht,

The celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
manufactured by q. II. Bourbon &
Bro, No. 2i9 West Seooad street. Ths
bsst &c. cigar In the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Your bed should be clean AS we'll as
Jour house. $500 speut In johnson &
Barnhill's renovator will give you q
elean bed and make IL fuller and better
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

ApucHsal experience OF lS years ena
sus 70 rspal; and adjust tho finest
lck; md watches CT cAs to b. repair
Fcalcl or aud delivered without extra
Eige EM /, BARTON, No. ~ East
sIestA -t-tt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
A Now EIour.

Spring whoAt, superlAtive, only SO. IS
per barrel, so cents per bag. Try It.
Lynch q Leary, Madison street Rrocers,
n. W. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
s,ats OF III. rsmperAtura
ElLs Weather.

To morr1R nromlses to be partly
oio ldy, with local showers, followed by
Gle arlug, and rather wArmDr, Similar
condl i5nS Will probably prevail! on Fil-
Al Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

II you want o sEu; hitting spring or
summer suit Of Goth 70 call on Samuel
F.. Tborp, merchant taller, No. 61SH
u arket Btrsas.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
| Notice,

The genuine $oarplsss creamery but.
to- has Sbarpleds printed In full on each
print. Always for sale By Lynch x
LsSrY, Madison street grocers, N. ".
oorder Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Boy your carpets rom 9. SpeAkman,
No, Sl6 Market street, (MAson'o TEN.
pla). His priceB a'e reaeona DE and
Terms accommodating.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
coolness and ioft beauty impartei TO tht
akin by Pez3onrs Powder, commend.
II TO all ladieH.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

A nlee nssor5 n.nt OF box paper, from
l0c to 50'., and other stationery at Ben,
ton 6mith's drug s.a.e. Seventh and
e.ue streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Trv WAltou'b n ~ nIscatt, SaY' Il
Aad ratuAu.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Wanteal Mnnlsa! wanie.I

EyGry person who hsy o'epet q cat
. cts to call at the Wiz Ia ton q rp .
| leA4i1g Work, llth ao1 JacSae. st'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
ror sale.

At bargain, 8.room house, with con
venienoes. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to W. Scott Vernon, this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Hoduoed.

DR.. Lipplroott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chIouic rheum atism,
prioa A0c, nar bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR q FULLERTON,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Cdinn, glA1s and qaeen2ware, Nc. II
E, 7th, one lJ1r from Htng,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Delicious and cold milk Shake" at
Beaton Smith's orus store, corner 7th
G.a.,- : 400 ..4sS.-,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

IA yAsAG gSJEcToR free with each
In n Ga uaA's Ostarrh Remedy ,
kagc,a', Sod OF N, Il. Eanioftb
kLhl& Market sireeba.
/ |Cll4saa CURED, hsAlth and sweet
bat rrq,N. ~ Shil0h's CNtarrh
ert'y riito 80 cents. NAHsl InJec'
u no.. UauMi,h's and and Market
wHy WILL rOU cough when Sbilohi
evil I've Immediate reltef, Price
lsn,a tJcvu,s and 81 Sold by N
Dsahrih COR, aud b Market sts.
.sHl0as CURE win immed iA,eiy r:
Eyl OF gp, wloopilg cough aad bron
ElI 9jt hJ n, B. DAuiorth, cor
ID 4 liltke. stregss.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Starch grows sticky-comm m pow
iere havs vulgar glare. Pjzz,nPs
is the tnly Complexion Powder ht for
u5a.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

Clam soup st AIngcow's. Devil crab
a - 2.l&!:y.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

RosIn s. Bro tsIopnan- call 4G9.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
.nnnt rrog Rals,ng.

s,,.,vrlar in the IT. Louis Globe
.-g,r,,, AN, man who has poud on
~ srp can ,ry the experiment OF raising
o.s lrog.. First, let him buy, sry,
D,lr, Of 6ne New Jer'ey breeders ana
In n ,bem lpto the water. With these
\. ~ ,,rter you may select a quantity OF
Em,.fis b,ctrarean. aud then you VIII
|.,s he nucleus OF fortune. Don't
|,,,ter, wt yo water investment for
|rpr an, more than to keep your grow
E, rto,S veil supplied with food. They
I,uIrs Al Abundance, but Os they are not
Iyd.Bly ia lheir taste the expense
ttoSp, vii be Ii h.. For a young farm
Eob,ri st day CT hotel scrap' WIN
Esep ,hc ifos ID splendid shape, so that
E6eet4 elw,lye months you eau be-
IN marketing III you can fsh out at the
In, ptc. IS .grng chickens Give me
un ltI hcllltlcs and | Will wager
,tMlhe ell itwo years l VIII Dc
Nor 81 income Of 5000, aud my
h VIII ay Ll expenses.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16
Over 20 Years Experience.

Rosin & Bro, practical rApeT hang.
era. LARGE assortment OF the latest de.
signs. Prices ths lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-16

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-28
First Publication May 10.
RasnlufTom

A Resolution for the Construction Of a Side
walk on the west side. of Locust street in
front of and along lots 10, IL M, IS, ii, Is, I6,
block SO, Witherspoon'a Yankto.i, and lots 10,
HI Y, "a, Il, IL, is. II, is, block AS. Lots I'D,
y. Y, y. y, Is, ", y, 49, block ". and lots ~,
Be it kesolved by the Mayor and Council 81 the
City of Yankton.
Section I; That it il, and is hersby declared
be constructed in the said city uf Yankton,
to-Wlt: On the west side OF Locust street iii
front Of and along lots AZ. "A ", is. Y, l5,I 6.
y. Is, block ss, Wit~herspoon's Ynnkton. Lots
~ ~, Il II = = ~ - a 4 y ~ lS' II, ~ hlees ~ and losa
sec.2. That said sidewalk shall he six feet
Wlde, the outer edge thereof to be laid within
the curb line of said Locust street, aix feet dis
tant IRON the adjacent lots above described
and the said sidewalk shnliI lib constructed oil
good hard paving brick and ii all respects in
accordance with the requirements of the
ordinances of the city, and plans and specifca-
hons to be prepared by the city engineer, and
approved by the mayor and council. The said
aforesaid lots, situa ed on a corner, made by
the Intersection of two streets, shall be extend-
ed to the curb line of the crossing street, OF
now laid down, or that may be laid down here
Ritter, upon such crossing streets. .
SEQ: 8. That the cost and expense of makinp
by special tax. to be levied upon the aforesaid.
lots, or parts of lots, bounding or AUDITING on
the same, in proportion to the feet front of said
lots or parts of lots so Astounding or abutting.
Sec. 4. That said idewalk may be laid on
an approximate grade to conform to the sur
face of the ground, as designated in the said
plans and specifications to be prepared by the
city engineer, and Abe city engineer shall super
wise the construction t ereof.
Sec. B. That this resolution shall be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the offiolal
newspaper of the city.
Adopted May 7tb, 1883.
JAMES KIN9SBURY, City CLERK.
Approved this 9Th day OF May. 1888.
JAMES Il. TELLER, Mayor.