Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-20
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- Constructed-Perpon Notes.
COLuNBlA, Aug. oo.-- Council met in ad-
journcd session last evening. Members
present Mcssrs. Bennett. Forry. Grove,
jackson, Minich, Stevenson, Wilson.
Absent Messrs. Cramer and kim.
Tho property committee recommended
that H. A. Fondersmith be awarded the
contract for furnishing mating for the
opsn house, being the lowest bidder Mt
~ cents per square yard laid on the floor.
The ground on Mill and Front streets,
whore the Columbia Milling company wish
10 have the Reading railroad place n siding
across Mill street, and a sewer on Front
street. across Mill, was visited by the
council.
The law and ordinance committee, in
conjunction with the borough solicitor, wns
inatructed 10 draw an ordinance governing
the placing of siding as asked by the
milling company. The ordinance was pre-
pared and under the rules laid over for one
month.
1knesfollowing ordinance was presented:
That thu borough lay q sewer across Front
and Milf streets and put street in proper
condition, providing the Columbia Milling
company furnish all the pipe. Laid over
for one month under the rules.
The manager of the opera house was in
structed to have the piano put in good con-
dition at as little expense as possible.
The north and south side sewers at the
foot of Union street will be connected with
a and then carried las feet into the river
The Pennsylvania Railroad company will
be requested TO fix their sewer at Union
street to suit the borough sewer.
The regulator was instructed to establish
grade on Union street from Front street
70 the river.
The building line Of Union street will be
given TO the Columbia Iron company, and
that company be instructed to remove their
shedding from the street line.
A. j. Kaufman will be instructed to lny
pavement on Blunston street within ten
days.
The property owners on west side OF
Fourth street, from Locust TO Alley II, to
lay pavenients within ten days.
The matter of furnishing badges for the
employees of the opera house was referred
to the property committee with power to
act
Bachman a Forty, contractors, COM
menced work yesterday for the new ware
house of the Columbia Milling company.
Tho machinery will arrive about Septem-
Der list. An elevator will be erected and
the grain unloaded from the railroad. The
work will be completed about December
LIST.
An infant cluld of Henry Roth died last
night from cholera infantum. The funeral
will be held on Wednesday, at 2 p. IN.
Miss Annie Kohl, Mrs. wisman and
daughter, and Miles Suter, of Philadelphia,
are guests of Mrs. George Wolfe, on Third
street
Jacob Webster aud wife left this morn
morning for Wilmington and Chester.
George It. Richards returned home last
evening from a trip 10 the White Noun
tains and other places of interest.
Miss Claire Bechtcl, of Philadelphia.
is the guest Of George ii. Richards.
The case of small child of John Emen-
heiser, charged with cutting child of Mrs.
klinefelter with pair of scissors, was
heard by Squire Evans last evening and
dismissed.
John II. Herr, OF Manor township, had
the great toe of his le1 foot badly mashed
yesterday afternoon. He was bringing a
load Of wheat to town, and the wagon ran
over his foot. DR.. Livingston attended the
injury.
The ladies taking part in the Shawnee
festival are requested TO meet this evening
Rev. +. J. Clay Moran and Miss Moran
left yesterday to attend the wedding of a
friend at Charlottetown, Prince Edwards
Island, Nova Scotia.
Miss Mary Shillow gave a dancing party
to her friends last evening.
Miss Elsio Stoner gave tea TO n few
friends last evening, for her guest, Miss
Florence Martin, of West Chester.
Misses Nellie Reed and Katie Jackson,
Of the Harrisburg cathedral choir,are visit
ing friends In town.
w. X. Garrison, of the Wagon company,
has moved his family to town.
Drew Better, of Philadelphia, is on
visit TO friends here.
Z. F. Walker had his hand badly cut
with chisel while working at the new
Presbyterian church this morning.
( An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Smith, aud grandchild of Daniel O. Donnell,
died In New York and was brought to
town last evening. Intermcnt was made
at Wrightsville this afternoon.
Work of renodeling the buildings for
the LaundryMachine company commenced
yesterday. The machinery arrived in
town to-day.