Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-15

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< IAo highway committee reported the
Qpoaing and grading Of Chestnut street be. /
tuoen Second and Third, and Of Second /
uesoos bosWeou Chestnut and Bridge done
= = sasisfaceory manner. The opening OF
thouo strosts will accommodate . great
10y poguooa Five building permits 10. |
o0od f0f ten houseA
The sanitary and police committee 70.
pngsod having received . number OF com.
p1o1nts during the month and their atten.
e1pn bed beeu given TO the places The
xou4up hes bssn thoroughly cleaned and
WoAse washed. A number Of repairs 10
eue1b oeo, are needed.
4 ne fro committee reported the dre ap.
mkatus In good condition excepting the
opoeaou bOse Of the vigilant company and
soo0mmsndsd new one b purchased.
Ths light and water COMMITTEES reported
all new plugs bad been placed asked for
lids Tor lighting the town, and the only bid
feceived Was from the Columbia Electric
Lishs and Power company at 800 per light
soe three years. and &03 per light for one
year. The committee recommended award.
Ing the contract for one year. Action de-
1eGred.
An ordinance relating to the widening Of
nliey @, from Second 70 Third streets, vas
indsnni,sly postponed.
An ordinances relating to killing and
hnrboring cattle within the borough limits
a a. fss
The police ordinance wss Indefinitely
postponed.
Tns quarterly appropriations 70 the firs
oonpastes weie ordered TO b paid.
Ds. Houston Mii1iin requeeted tho grad.
ing Uf Houston street Granted.
Q. O Kaufman. esq, presented Q peti-
Hon signed by over 100 citizens, asking
council 70 request the Pennsy ylvsnia and
Rsading 4 Columbia railroads TO build .
bridge at one of the railroad crossings, either
q Union OF Locust streets Msssrs Mifiiln,
DGnnest and Stevenson we're appointed .
committee to confer with the railroad on
olals In reference 70 tho bridge.
Nj. George Helm asked for ths grading
Of Alley @, between Seventh and Eighth,
Whinh viii receive attention from the high
way eommittse
6usquehanna lodge Of Odd Fellows ssked
TOR the uss Of the market house to receive
their guests one day during ths centennial
The matter was referred TO the market
eommittee with power to oct.
A sesies Of resolutions we're presented In
gsasrsncs 70 tbs appointment OF one special
policeman 70 serve from p. N. to Q D m
md Soceive 80 psr month, the of1oer q
& ~ uniformed and his duty 70 enforce the
cves~ances. Action was indefinitely post
poaed
several bad pavements and cutters will
- repaired and proper sewerage given ia
privass alleys
On mosion Of Mr.. Wilson, the chief bur-
es0 will be instructed 70 bring suit against
John w. Bwartx, butcher, for keeping his
slaughter house In foul condition.
John Tyler was elected fireman at the
open house ct the same salary % last year.
Tho property committee was instructed
10 advertise for coal for season Of 1888 80.
BiliS were paid amounting to 81 l04 70.
On motion council adjourned 70 meet al
the call OF the president
To Attend the Centennial.
Stiegel Castle, No. l88, X. OF q. f., Of
Nsnheim, have accepted the invitation
% b present at tho centennial. They will
have sixty men and . band. A letter has
bean received from blue Cross Command.
cry, No. 40, OF Lancaster, requesting ar
rangements for rs men and band.
Tho Centennial association will meet on
Thursday evening In the opera house.
The City Grsys cadet corps, OF Harris.
burg, have accepted m invitation to pa.
EaaA
Unirpesa Commandery, X. OF G. E, me
last evening To compete arrangements fo
thsiE ball and 70 receive their guests.
Personal ana Othsr Notes.
Aiss Hattie Miller has returned home
feom Glen Wilton, Va
Henry @. Bruner returned home yester.
day aftsrnoon from . trip to Osean Grove
end Asbury Park.
Mr.. l.. w. May aud daughter Emily,
Left town this morning tor New York. MIRA
Aay's two brothers will sail IRON u It port
On Saturday for European trip.
Aiss Sadie Rupp, Of Hsrrisburg, Is visit
Ing Mrs John Bennett on Perry street.
Miss Mamie Payne and brother John arc
Waiting friends in Harrisburg.
Qua Desch received . painful wound
yesterday ut the Columbia Agricultural
works. He was assisting to place some
lumber on . pile, when one Of the pieces
slipped, striking him In the face causing an
ugly wound.
Aichssi Hendricks, drsymap, was I'M.
loading coal ct the warehouse siding yester
day, end fell from the car, striking stand
ard on bis wagon. He sustained q painful
bruise and 10 unable TO work.
An infant daughter Of John G. Bowen
died yesterday morning, after an illness OF
some montha The funeral will be held
on Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock, Mr..
Bowen has been sffilcted during the past
month. His eldest child died about four
weeks ago.
About 200 we're at Wisler's hill last night.
70 sss the hill climbing, but Mclaughlin
failed 70 put In IN appearance. oberlin
made the start at e:i5 o'clock, and made the
top In seven minuaa This morning Nc.
LsuGhlin and some friends went to the hill.
and Il is claimed that he made the ascent in
ssvsn minutsn Tonight the riders viii
Try Heise's hill
The Tuscsrora camping club will meet
this evening to adopt by LAWS and trsnssc,
other business.
The r. r. X. hose company postponed
their meeting until Friday evening.
The ladies OF the Columbia Tennis club
entertained their gentlemen friends last
evening ct the home Of Miss Lizzie Hinkle
On Walnut street A pleasant time was had
In dsnolng.
School board meet in the council chambe
o. Tnursdsy evening
About 800 people went to L,ti,z this morn.
Log with the A. M. e. Sunday sch ,ol picnic.
Broke Her Arm.
Annie, ssix-year-old daughter OF G Gorge
Martin. OF 4i9 Mary street, Was playing on
front btep with large dog when tie AMI.