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Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

you Suit or Orercoat. express o. E-1ii -i-:.
your Patronage If you 1; ua 7-iIi, on Crlcri
We have built I'D this jrlEeDs- business bv
Our painstakins methods. G-I y d-iEg -
others as We would be dcEe by,
Ed. l.. aJSTLEY Z Co. - &c o. ziIl= -.-ls,
gin ordering Suits CT CveToozt5 chsaTre
- strictly following rules for r-eesure-
ment: Breast measure over Tcsr, Csg-1 ~
under arms Waist fucaSuuc. STeE ua-l-. -
side leg measure, from crotch 70 hee..
pEicE.LsST.
nEATY-TEIGHr SLG-HTEG-z-7--
Mems Brown Ali-Hooi Double eud l'e7. .s
Cashmere Sack or EfCca EsIit - . O.
Men'9 Fancy Black or Blue finElish fgz-rss-
ed AllWOol Sack or rrock Suit--.-sS 20
Mems Brown or Gray Velvet fini-S : =
Wool, Tricot Weave. Fine cazssT-es--
Sack or Frocx Suit. uit.-...-.........f5 30
Men's Black Or Bire Enes.sssl. zii-lsTc-l
Corkscreg, fine wo.sts1. .sacir c- SIX
salss :;i:; ~. ? %
Sisfe-co.or English Wicle Issfe t-s.=E-s--r
WoTeted Sack or Froci- 51iss.....- 20
Eefe.enoeS-Fjsst fzEtsoazs ssa-7 ~
Chicago, capital s7.ite.c6;; 60
tionsl Bank, OF CEiesgc. -I,lif
Ed l.. EUzTEEy = Co. z.lG
Wholesale Dealers n ClC.ssE.- al -s-.-
and Children. Iz2 sno IA 11sr1st CT. caslss.,
Ill Post Office Boz. e57.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
V YOU have fresh eggs or bu1

:-.r.nr. z you have fresh eggs or but
Tor m s,.,l ,s ke them to VIM. Skinner at
the Palace Re Staurant. nearly opposite
the depot. He vays the highest market
nricp
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

TIE cold wave arrived on time last
Monday. and the weather man has gained
another icf0ry.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
Real Estate transfers.

List Of real estate transfers for week
ending November end, 1853. furnished hy
Coeiidgc & Todd. nh:irartars.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Regular services will be held at the
Episcopal Mission no next Sunday.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

The President has issued his prOclama-
ton appointing Nov. 90 as Thanksgiving
Day.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

r. G. Healy of Meade, Kas., was reg
istered at the Dodge house on last Tues
day.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Adam Lierle, left for Rock, Kas., on
last Monday, where he will spend the
winter.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

The election is over, and the fall wheat
will now have a chance to grow says the
ANTHONY Journal
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Remember that Gilmore's wonderful
band will be here on the 25th.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

As we are going to press, the weather
man is talking of another cold wave
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

g. S. Emerson, OF La Veta. Colo, was
in the city on last Tuesday.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

W. J. Fitzgerald, visited Kinsley on
last monday on business.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Bad colds and sore throats have been
very popular during the past week.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

The Anvil Chorus feature of the Boston
Jubilee will be reproduced by corps of
ten anvil beaters picturesquely attircd,
who will beat with sledge hammer upon
blacksmith duced by a battery of six can
non which were manufactured expressly
for this rupose. They are elgent bronze
pieces, mounted on mohogany carriages.
brcech loading, and each gun capable of
twenty shots per minute These will be
placed out side the building and connect
ed by electric wires so that they can be
doomed in exact time with the music by
touching electric keys on the stage.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

have over 100000 honey and yellow
locust plants for sale Of one and two
years growth, grown on ny rUEsery one
and one half miles north Of BelIeiout.
The locust is the only safe tree for timber
claim planting in this country. Plant 70
other Prices from ? too dollars per
thousand. from l. too , ( inches in height.
Joseph Mellecker.
Belielont, Ford Co. haEs.
Orders taken for these trees aud all in
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

On last Friday. John Boland was dis
charged as prisoner from our county
Jail, he having served the time for which
he was sentenced by the Court for forgery
The jail is now without prisoner and
Mac is getting very restless on account
of not having any boart.ers. Evil doers
have got on to the fact that Sheriff Bell
is hard man to escape from and hence
leaves Dodge City off their list of regular
stOppiny places
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Marshall Tarbox has put Third Avenue
in splendid condition.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

/ eone STORE
. KEEPER in
! your sectio1,
. you can PRO
! CURE THEM
! from tbs best
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, &c Cf1 S..u.j
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Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
$lR5IU

Total $lO85OO
On motion of ". c Shinn the city attorney was
authorized to employ Judge Sterry to assist him
defend in the case Of Abel vs. the City of Dodge
City, Kansas, pending in the L. $. Court at an ex
pense to the city not to exceed twenty five dollars.
and the clerk ordered to draw warrant on the
treasurer for seventy dollars, much thereof
as may be necessary for the payment Of the ex-
penses Of city attorney and witnesses to attend
Court in the above cases.
On motion the council adjourned
ATTEST: GEO. +. JONES, city clerk.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

c. W. Fredendall, was up from Buck
lin on last Monday.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
ECONOMICAL! Men.

Ask your dealer for Ed. L. Hunt,ey { Co.'S
HONEST Clothing. Il our goods ere net N
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Now let US make arrangements for a
sugar mill
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Bread, buns and cakes at Stubb's Cen.
tral Grocery house.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
Laac CONTEXT

LAND s72TEsT
Tic 10. :uas
City District ha &c 1r,p i.s'.
the past week. The aariss nf 'hr
cessful parties are pri'sea iifs':
Michael Barragree VS. O,,e,liai D. u
J. &C. Dayley VS. S Stonelacker.
Chas. C. Faris VS. James ". D,E
b0ugh.
United States VS. Chas c. Faris.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Harry Hubbard, left to day for Fl.
Smith, Ark. where he goes TO spend the
winter. Harry who was formally Asst.
Postmaster in this city, but removed we
suppose on account of his Democracy, is
Young man chuck full of business"
and we know will make 4 success of what
ever he may take hold of. and with his
many friends. we wish him success.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14

Mr.. Harvey Mendenhall, formerly of
this city, but who has been in the hotel
business in Kansas City for the past two
years, has just taken possession of the
Daggett house at that place. The Dag
gett'' is just one block from the Midland
hotel. and one of the best s1.00 day
hotels in Kansas City. Dodgeites who
visit Kansas City should not fail TO call
on Mr. Mendenhall
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
Council PROCEEDINGS !.

The city council met in regular session Nov sth
1859, pcrsuant to adjournment. Present: X. W.
Evans, Mayor, S. Galland, J. T. Hubbard, c. II.
Martin, p. II. Snghrue, j. J. Summersby and W.
r. Geade. On motion the reading Of the minutes
Of the last meeting were dispensed with. The fol-
lowing report of the committee on water works
was presented and read.
To the Honorable Mayor and COuncimen: A
petition signed by seven property owners for lay
and locating a fire plug on the northwest corner
Of Ave. and Vine street, which was referred to
the committee on water works has been investiga-
ted by said committee and we recommend that the
prayer Of said petitioners be granted. Signed: $.
Galland, c. II. Martin, Committee.
On motion Of W. c. Shinn it was ordered that
the Dodge City Water Supply Company be requir
above report.
On motion of j. r. Hubbard the following claims
were allowed and the clerk ordered to draw war
rants on the Treasurer for the payment of the
same:
W. Tarbox, salary city marshall Oct 1889 s G5.OO
L. E. Warren, - asst. 90 g =. 800
Fred Singer - special watchman Oct. $500
II. VI. Beverley salary city treasurer - 1000
Geo. F. Jones % clerk - 800
". +. Hendricks =. "a Atty :. 1000
J. N. Lloyd, lieu Of costs P. c. cases disP $500
Dodge City TINES printing 313
Geo ". Crane, blanks 80
Dodge City E. L Il S. II. Co, light rental
for quarter ending Oct 3ist, 1852 1880
The Zimmerman Mfg & Hdw Co.. mdse go
C.F. Zimmerman dray bill 20
j. +. McAdams 50 4" 35O
{. NJ. Demoss. mason work. city hall steps s.a5
Fee bill-District Court. case No. 1885,
City Of Dodge City vs. William Clark judg-
ment Of COSTS $3.50
II. NJ. Wright VS. City Of Dodge City ad-
vance costs 10 take case TO Supreme Court 80
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
Respectfully,
@. w. FREDENDALL
"RACKET STORE" +"

Cor. Chestnut ST. and First Avenue
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Thanksgiving is near at hand.
Dodge City times., 1889-11-14
TREE PLANTS.

II. NJ BEVERLEY, ,i,s Treasurer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

fpmmnife gu tbeil ,biirben. IS III
pblle aussei6lo1en, oab YaoreNgoitinc
ale Die Rel ionen8 eihte bot, be iih in
leinem Wpr3tnmer ordneen. nno nur
wenn es gar nidt anoerS 9ebt, ents
ihlisBen ie iih, wenn AUDI itpc en-
9srsenS, bel einem anoern 9ater oes
2lDitsrS su beihten. Das 9Serf bee
iipmmen. bphaelebrten uno oemitbieen
8raaciscaner' M5nhes lit Elm wabl BAIT
ecttseiesnetes. SeelenL oeren l1nems
pfdnslihtsit fir relis,bie 8elebruns
faum iemals cine nmtebr erbofen lief,
weroen In Der eriten 9reoiet, bic fe
aus reiner Neu3ieroe befuHen, um ben
eopen oes Cages" seieben uno bic ee:
bort au baben. wieoer naHbaltis relisiDs
seitimmt. Den Oficieren imponirt DOR
al,m Der beber5te Wtutb. nit Dem 9abre
Zig, itno ben Mddtisiten bic unper:
bllmle @abrbeit iast, uno ~wie e.
~ihpnun9slDs Die einSelnen Stdnoe eei=
BELT Der Mann Der idDnen &iinite,
Der Deputirte, 9rof,for uno stuoent
bepunoert feline unpersleiblide 3be=
tDrif, feline padenoe OariteQung. feline
tiefe @elebriamfeit linn berrlihe Son.
ftruction Der 9reoisten bic Dame,l.
melt miro mebr BON Der @eflbIsieite e1.
fabt uno ancauelno feitsebalten. 70 baf
lie ii6 emi6lieBen, bel Der @raieb
ung @ott.uno Die &irhe n
ben 8oroergruno gu teIlen
uno benz @infub bes bdufis fr, iseiitisen
@aters lno Der ertpat ienen GDbne au
BE- esnen; fur3um, Seoem brinst Der
berlbnte &an3lreoner etmas unb ee:
raoe bas, pas fur Jpn am beiten pabt.
Daber fem 3uf, baber feline Glfolse.
Oefentlid, in Sorm elmer Statiitit lai=
len fia oieielben niht miltbeilen ; bic
fennen nur bic 8eidtpdter ; baB iie aber
gang ~setpaltise iino, fam man an Der
ldleht perbeblten Wutb Der Sreimaus
rerpref1e ieben.
S6ursf.a br iioererinbung 1T tpobl
oilh bic neueite @rfinoung bes &absl.
jun9en, tpelAe oermalen ourh bic libe-
role Prefe cine 8unoreiie madt: paore
4soitino babe am O%iterionntag ale
Wslt in Staunen eelstt, neil er am
S6luB ieiner 9reoist ben Sesen oes
0immels auf &6nis 9umbert uno bas
italieniiae 9eer berabfsbte 4; iei gum
bl 8ater berufen mo- ben, tpelh + ibm
oarob ben &opf wuia unb babe BON
poplt ben 8efebl befommen, &om gu
perlanen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

Gulturfampf @emrRt 2eufe mein
ten Dol nlut laneer 3elt, bas Del u.
tbum IN Den Ner. Staaten dA,eu au
1OQen. Denu BON ibm petoe Der bel
tatbOli'&en Stride b,er beuolfebeno
GultulfImpi auseeben.
Ndu-oer 10 oft p ~Opbte,bts s lltur=
tampf 1T aus9eblDhsr. Ater q finb
niht be Oeut,den, ote Dos Nulue, orr
bic 8lnrihuur Ooer ben Surten oa,u
geliefert babeA.
W,e man fid erinnern tpirb, tatte Elm
In 90 nb ~aeratbsnes 3 Irrtdnertbu d, eine
bon ftor soiiiten &alboI,tsn au oauer
blu, Wuha@uielis, e1r'tt,te Sdule ,u
erunoe au r,Gten, iih obssmitbt
Ser Ansr,f mar sluduhsr @eile an
benz @ereGt,ufetsiinn Der @el ihte ee
iGeitelt. AritI.t aber fib ca,urh snr
8etnnnng bltnBen gu lafsn. i6lo6sn
fh oe 6anat,ter su etnsm SENT { Don
9unoelt" auiumme' uno b,f tur mtsn o,e
2eeisloiur um @Ila6 e,nes Sehbes, oas
aue 8suetnoei9ulen ju elbrufeIn BE-.
ftimmt 1T.
Ser BON enelii6ameritan,ihen bro.
teituntii&en 0retiSern ousgsb,d.e Sc.
fesentwulf. Der uns TIM Wurllaute pur.
lteet. enibdit folsenoe Isur CITE:
l. OdS unbelhi dntie Reht Der Su.
lp 'ct,on uno 8eaufh&iigune isber @rl
rolihule, In melhsr Rtncer BON oht b,s
bter3sbn Sabren untsrr,ttet tperoen.
our& Dos Staatsi5uleOmili ties O,hrd
ties
q Sober Batter ODER 8,rmuno, Der
etn unt,r ieiner Gonlrplle aebenoee
iGuleR &t,ses 8,no In ben Sabren BON
S-l4 ni6t In eine Staaisitule ooer
tn eine BON ben Sioais,hulbebD, ben
appIobtte Anffalt ih dt, beaablt $40
Strafe. Gnerlet Oh It benz IN H,oe
febtncen Rtnoe iorif cine quite Gr.
3isbuua an8eoeiben ldbt. ooer idt
8. OiS Qoellihul G,mt's ioa cine
ErtuaIitule nur bonn fur trl.ubt II.
tldren. wenn oas @naIii d Die
nnterri@tsipr d III unb ipel n
bie IN 6Henil,ben S6ulen eeIebrten Sc
9el ftdnce bliiu eb.nfdls gel, BIT rpers
ben. Serner menn BITE In Der
froelihen Anffolt benubten Tert
bi&erote anSbrldltHe
ltgung oe8 Staats1ml. G o.
mites erbntten taben. Gacl,b
tpenn Die Sort,6r,tte Der Schiller unc
ttr gamer 8uffano SoI@es roiblam Ct
.i&einen ldbt.
4 @er INNER es periuGen iplie.
ireenb cine Ttrion au been HuGen, bu
iintsr ibrer Aufiht elm Rmo su,ihen
aft uno tiersetn S,br,n bat, oomil
oofelbe nitt in g ne rife tl,te ODER an
bere pom Stdat ~opprorirte Shule ae
idnot welbe uno wsr fih su iDlten
8ebufe ifoeno elmer Drobun5 nit 10
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Sabre Maofinp bi Mpntefeltrp s,

ESaOre NAOptnn OF D(0rfetelfrD bat,
pie aus Rom seidrieben wiro, faum
3eit, fiH auf feline grebisten pprsube.
+ item De Ob rem milifen ibm bduio
befsblen, ii& 3eit gum Mable unb sul
Hube gu aDnnen. Den earaen GAG
rubt Die ShelIe bes &lofters in oeI
"a Merulama nidt. decentralization
jsben &anaes unb 9 tanbes, be UNI ben
Hatb oes ausse3eidneten Yaters in Sc
w'hensangelegenbeiten bittenL finben fid
Elm IbenoS fommen 2eute, Die nod
nttt germ eeieben fein poIen. nm 3pei=
tel ror3utrasen uno Gmplrfe aeeen feline
Serpeile gu elbeb,n. Or General Der
6roneiscaner periiderte Dem Sdreiber
oieies. baB bic Sdmad, RE rrlar, benz
oemitbigen Oroensmanne ourh bffents
lide 8erb6bmlns unb 8elei isuna ans
|ible, fem 8ersleid mdre gu oen 10 sabl.
rethen uno gerooesu miinberboren Trbs
ftungen, bic ihm ourd oerartise 8ors
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
st. Vauf. 2Hinn.. Den 2. 2aai 1919.
BURDEN . Kdlenoer.
&eu@ttu8eIn.

gidt fommt itets @tfabr aIs &ieie,
Noh aud muB fie Seulen trasen
ODER bat niht oret 3oa 2unge
Se6s SUB Mann oft tobtgei1lagen?
Stel' auf ieben S6urfenitreid,
Ser begamgen tuir6 auf Groen
Nur elm Gropsen Naiiers eIet6
@O@entli9 mirb's cine Sintflutb tperben
8lItbe ebeliten @emiitbes
SIT Die &iidii6t; bod 3u .3eitcn
Stno erfriiheno nie @etpitter
@o!b'ne &idiibtsloii9fciten.
Wer Gieles benft unb penis ipridt,
Niht lei9t i'm Streil bic 3unge bridt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02
Sanhen's grobartise @ei9iats bes

Sanken's grpbartiee @ei@iAts bel
oeati1en Volfes, nelhe nun auh II
Sranfreth bet Ylpn In fran,DIihel
ueberl' sung erlhei t, erreet bort feir
sering"reS Nufl ben. als lie e. IT
Oeuti6lanb bercoraerufsn zee km,
remoupeue maimemt / historic de Il
Retorme" ~oitB Buh s.itlltet ou
#stormot,ons :'@eih,6te CANA nen" -,
1dreibt bic .8epue les bsnr Wlonbes',
5n 4aris wurben betetts pelthbsui.
li4 iosen. @onfereraen - 20. ttdse prl
einem eewdblten Publicum iiber oas
Wert gebalten. Seltft Der alte Sierra
n,mmt feinen Nnhanb, iih fir einer
"9ramd admiratew du premier 20
Tune" fir e,nen ueroben Bemunos
rer reS etifen 8anoes" su ertldrsn
Spuaer, Der jsbise Wtinilfer bes Nus
rpdrti5en, Iie6 {. B. ais INTERRUPTS
miniiter oie gersronung erseben. mar
foae IN ben Nrhipen nah Mater,oI
iuden unb boHelbe ,uni @sbrouh ORD:
men. un cine 8tfhihte 6rantreih's fe,i
4us jung bes Mhtelalters ~ ihof.n
dbnl,h tpie San1en bic @e'hitts
Dent'dlano's bebonotIt babe @pnQel
bat AUDI i'm .Sournal oeS Tsbats' baa
Berf f.Ibit b. iproden.
SIN Otutih:ano finb betanntIi& one
8riude bon 5proteffantii6er Settle.
Sanhsn au rp,oerleaen, febIgeihIasen
uno bic prot.ifamtshen 3eitunsen baber
es ii6 jest CUR aufsabe aemadi, bas
Wsrt oes fatboIiihen Qtffcrifers tobtsu
ltweigen. Nud oas tann lbnen inosb
mHts mebr belfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

ciaIer, mOraIt'4sr. poliiiiher, relia'biei
o er t14ldbsr enlr 6tuna (rn Ratbo-
iten I'm Slaate Dt + .dui lie, Der I'm
eal Dc Der Sle,b'it lu9t, aeben MIR cen
Ratb, nah Gem 2lno Der &oute aus3l
panoern. &eo. . .W) ta e se'
we,ie S~eiirafuns BID emf ; iUu fur ieosl
elnlelnsn osrari,Ben Null NIT e,ner @elo
itraie pom $500 bis $1,000 bsleat me-:
0en. ,%smerifa.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

- Ufitte October etrpa uiro Der 8rd
iioent ben 6 ngreb ~ elmer Grtra
hsung e~inberuien, uelhe 3iemlih lange
oauern uni ffdrmiih tperben biirfte. 81
Dem fommenben GonereB tuerben bic
Rspublicaner iiber 1G4, bic Demctra
ten iiber 161 Gtimmen III rerfiigen
baben. 163 Stimmen biloen cine be.
fhiuBfdbi9e MsbIbeit. Die neu binjuges
tomrnenen Staaten tpelben mabriheins
lih 4 Republicaner unb einen Demo
traten IN ben GonsrtB fhidsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

- @uB'ano bat fine 1beilnobme
an Der i'm October bieies Snbres ~
Boitinaton ifditfiabenoen Narine
GOnfsrens 5asefast.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-02

sStr bemerf,n ausortidll9 oaB MIR an o,,,er
Stelle pornie9eno te Iearaphiih Z. me,itens ,,s
yiatIern Der aIloe. Yrelie 5uiammensetellte Dtadrih.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13

in Justice Lockwood's court, but as the
bunco affair was coming on about that
time, Sheldon had to wait week after
week before he could have an examina-
ton. In the meantime, the complaining
witness was arrested on charge of dis
turbing the peace and it came out
that his real name was Cr;-
santo Urquides and that he was
in some respects an unreliable
character. He asked to be allowed to
withdraw the charge against Hubbard
and Sheldon, but as he declined to pay
the costs, this was not allowed.
Thursday evening the case came on
for examination, and the small amount
of evidence taken showed very conclus-
lively that the men were perfectly inno-
cent of the charge. The complaining
witness, moreover, failed to appear. He
had contented himself with bringing the
charge against the men, which there was
no evidence to prove, and causing one OF
them to be imprisoned nearly month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13
Illinois Asaociation.

At Masonic Hall, 80 South Spring
street, this evening, beginning at 7 80,
there will be given another grand social
and entertainment by the Illinois Asso-
citation, to which everybody is invited.
The formal exercises will comprise vocal
numbers. and also piano, guitar, violin
and banjo music, by local artists, among
whom are Misses Minnie and Alzoa
Lomis, Miss Cora Foy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tanning, Prof. Hersee, Ethel Stewart,
Harvey Wells, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs.
Mathews, Miss Rose Ashmead, Prof. w.
II. Schilling, II, D. Alfonso, W. Fl. Stoll,
Miss Edna Foy and Miss Forester. By
request, Mrs. KiDgsbury will read an
original poem entitled ''The Old Clock. 4"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13
PuBLIC WORKS.
Recommendation TO be Acted Upon
mnnnnh0X.

Eec@m m em0At10ms 10 Oo ASs0~
Monday.
The Board of Public Works met yes
terday morning and agreed to make the
following recommendations to the Coun-
Gil on Monday next;
That the deed OF James Loosmore Tor
n certain strip of land in the Highland
View tract to be used for sidewalk pur-
poses. be accepted and recorded by the
clerk.
That the petition of G. Z. Day and
others to have Nichols avenue graded,
be granted, and the City Attorney was
instructed to draw the necessary resolu-
ton of intention.
That the protest of DIR. Denn against
the assessment roll of the properly on
Hill street, between Second and Third
streets, be referred to the City Attorney.
That the protest of E. j. King and
others against the grading of Eighth
street, between Flower street and Grand
avenue, be referred TO the City Engineer
to see if sufficient frontage is represented
on the petition.
That the petition of F. G. Schumacher,
protesting against the grading Of Twelfth
street, between Main and Pearl streets,
be referred to the City Engineer, to see
if sufficient frontage is represented.
That the petition of E. w. Jones and
others, to pave with porpbyry on Fort
street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, be granted and the City Attorney
be requested to draw the necessary reso-
luton to pave.
That the petition of Charles NJ. Slim
son, to have the grade of Fourth street
changed, be denied as being imprsc-
ticable.
That the petition of the Temple Street
Railway Company, to have the grade OF
Temple street changed, be granted so far
as the change conforms with the profile
furnished by the City Attorney. and that
the profile 30 furnished be declared the
official grade.
That the petition OF the Temple Street
Railway Company to have the ordinance
granting it franchise, amended, be
granted, and also that an ordinance to
that effect be passed by the Council.
That the petition of Mrs. Brown to
have nuisance on the corner of Victor
and Temple streets abated be received
and filed, as action has already been
taken in the premises.
A discussion took place about the
matter of Electric Railway poles on
Seventh street, but no action was taken,
except that the Board expressed itself in
favor of taking some action to give the
people service along that line of road.
Mr.. Shafer stated that he had positive
information to the effect that no action
had been taken by Col. Howiand or any
other member of the company toward
selling the road; that no agent had been
out here. nor was there one on the road ;
that no new material had been ordered,
nor was there any on the road, and that
there was no chance of the road being
put into operation either in the near fu-
ture or at any other time.
Another petition was offered from
Macdonald and others, asking to have
the Seventh-street portion of the fran
chise forfeited. On this it was recon-
mended that the matter be referred to
the City Attorney to take steps to forfeit
the franchise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-13
Mr.. MONROE'S WHEREABOUTS.
What His SON states to he the Facts
in the case.

w max HIS son states 10 be the acts
in the case.
Yesterday Mr.. Milton s. Monroe, son
of Mr.. W. N. Monroe, called at the
HERALD Office to make a statement in
relation to the Whereabouts of the latter.
He says his father is in Mexico, some
$50 miles south of the City of Mexico,
where he is engaged in driving an i'm
mense tunnel for an English syndicate.
He further says that any person desiring
to correspond with his father may obtain
his exact address by applying to the
family at Monrovia, where Mrs. Monroe
lives, who frequently hears from her hus-
band. AS to the employment of Mexi-
cans while constructing the International
railroad in Mexico, he says his father
was compelled, by the terms of the con-
tract made with the Mexican govern
ment, to employ two-thirds of all men
in his employ from the native race, and
their wages were fixed by the terms of
the contract.
There are great many inquiries made
here daily as to Mr.. Monroe's where
abouts, and those interested will, no
doubt, avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to communicate with Mr.. Monroe.