Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-18
ne linance committee reported as fol-

70 Shawnee engine house completed and
n now in fir~t-class condition. They have
purchased 800 feet of new cotton hose. The
Columbia company have purchased 800 feet
of new hose.
The light and water committee reported
lights in good order and the plugs in good
condition.
The highway committee reported repairs
done. Eleven building permits have been
Issued for the erection of one frame house
n foot OF Cnion street has been received
and will be placed IN position as soon as
weather permits.
The law and ordinance committee rec
Ommend that the ordinance now under
consideration be laid over until the next
meeting.
The chief burgess reported that the ordi-
nance relating to the muzzling of dogs had
been enforced and expired. Much com
plaint has been received about the corner
kun ying. The sewers at the foot Of Locust
street have been in nosome condition.
Some provision should be made to relieve
the citizens of Front street from the flood
ing of their properties.
The solicitor made lengthy report on
the progress made before the court I'm the
opening of Second and Chestnut streets.
The property committee reported the
matter of Insurance on the opera house and
were instructed 10 place the insurance in
reliable companies. An order was granted
for 81 ,0lS.37 10 pay premiums on insurance
policies.
The collector reported that s237 had been
collected on the dog assessment.
ra;.d ara 7 I,,cus, a,,oats na. raSerrad to
tha h;vhwav yo,nmit,ee with instructions
TO report.
The grade of Union street, from Front TO
the river, was presented and adopted.
-. referred n the highway committee
-r;,h int r,,,s;o,s 20 r.np,t
The cnntract fnr furpishipo con, f,r tho
o,,ars bomsa ,,as awarded tn N + Rrnnor
q So 10 for bnck ~ heat and AZ for pca coal
v,ev to,, ~ o osO nounds
T,ho Cn,nn,I;a Eiaotr;c J,oht oonno,y
: ~ss swartiad the cnn,rart Tor iiybting the
s,rc,,,,h NJ ,ha sa,,,s ,arn,s nc ,his ,,oa, ~.
mi ,saS iamn nor year 20.
A comm,,nIcatimn vyns received from tho
Mjnisterial association abont Tho tiliiny nt
sha t,wn with obscanc ijthngrarbs anI tho
isse ,,ertnr,nances in he nnera hnnso ' Tho
es,mpnnic.i;on was rece,vad and n,ocad
-, S;ia 0r,a,s ,yara aran,ad IN oirm,on,
az bills amounting tS s50s3.o5 Another
Gas ~raniaai fnr the boronyh trcasnrv from
= ~. fnkinr fi,nd for a.. COO 'o'''
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Severely Injured.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, well-known
resident OF Mountville, met with serious
eccident yesterday, at the home OF her
Z 9aughter, Mrs. W. n; Hougendobler, on
Locust street. The old lady was walking
Along the board walk and slipped and fell,
breaking the main bone OF the right thigh
end dislocatlng her right hip. DR.. J. NJ.
Livingston attended to the injuries. The
4 old lady Is 81 years OF age, and the accident
- quite q serious one.
The Lancaster District Sunday schcol
convention OF the A; NJ. f. church will be
neld In Columbia on Thursday and Friday
About axty delegates will lie present. The
exercises will commence at 10 a. m: with
devotionaI exercises; 1880 a. m. address
2! welcome by delegate from the Colum-
% scnocl, response by ne delegate iron'
germantown ii a. M, address, 1.-THE Sab
Datn school as a co -laborer OF tho church,
Y. r. Herbert, B d.. 1873, address, The
relation OF the pastor TO the Sunday school,
Hcy. ). L: Hammond; 23o p. m, The