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The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Garcia, Tomas house and imp first place east of reservoir at Bras tus 330, mules 50, wag pn 70, har- ness 6, blacksmith tools 0O, h u goods 10, tax on real estate 990, on personal property 64, total lZ 54, penalty l 93. 3............. ...... Is G.
 Graves, Samuel 70 mex cattle A20, hUrses 8, wagon 9, harness 10, saddle l0, h h goods 3, tax on personal property b 42, penalty i 79......... ................... r ?
 Gardner, w E imp at Snowflake camp 27 90, horses 40, farm imp 3, h h goods D, tax on real estate S2c, on personal property 80, to- tal 62, penalty l 13. 3 z;
 Griego, Severe one ranch about i2miles below St. Johns on west side of rIver fl, wagon ), jewelry 20, tax on real estate 1 g., on per sonal property 75c, total 07, pen alty l9.. .... 5 T.
 Gonzales, Perfill0 imp on Is aGrS land in new Mexican town of Saint Johns 22, tax on real estate 66c, penalty 1 03. ................... l 6S
 Gonzales, Antonio St Johns, lots l,2, 3, 4, , and 12 in block 47, 20, imp on farm 110, mules 100, wag-
  on 25, buggy 50, harness ,, farm i'm plementS 20, h h goods 50, tax on real estate l2 %, on personal prop erty 50, total l9 50, penalty ; 95 22 4;
 Garcia, Jose de ia Cruz horse l5, wagon b, h h goods 5, St. Johns; lot i, block ,, 20. tax on real estate Sec, on personal property 9Jc, total l 59, penalty 0S ........ 6l
 Gaston, k Gimp. on homestead adjoining Lehi Smithson on Little Colorado 5, saddle 20, h h goods J5, tax an real estate 6j, on per sonal property1 0l, total2 70, pen atty 1 Is .............. SG (iriego. Jesus RI honse and COZ Tal between Las Tuces and Fl Tule II, 6 goats :, tax on real estate G3c on ersona, Er0perty 27c, total soc, penal:y 1 03 ......... l 53 Gregl, Jose T house and imp in Concho 1S 2l, burrOs 24, tax on real estate 40c, on personal proper ty 72c, Ital 12, penalty l 06. " IS Gonzales, Teodoro h h goods 20, imp 5, tax on real estate 75c, on personal property 61c, total l 8, penalty O.. 07............... 4 Garcia, Jose one ranch, half of ne ar sec 22. tp1S, r. 8, So acres, 100, imp ll0, St. Johns; lot3. blk. 20 and imp 800, 24 horses 800, T5 mex cattle 6S7 50, ? 2saddles 10, h h goods 30, tax on real estate l5 8 an personal property 70 co, total 5 %, penalty S4 ....... 50 z: Garcia, Saudelupe Mexican COW 10 51, b h goods 25, St. Jchns: lot l, blo k 70 and imp D. tax on real estate , ?, on personal property l 06, total . 3l, penalty l l6..... s Garcia, Gabriel St. Johns, lot ? block Q and imp 50, horse 9, h h goods To- tax on real estate l 50, on personal property 90cts, total 41, penalty l l2 2............... ;: Gonzales, Ambrosia land and imp east of St. Johns, 20 acres, D h h goods 15, tax on real estate 6, on personal property 45c, to- tai 10, penalty 10 ......... .. 8 . Gardner, F log house b miles southeast of Springerville near Es quidiila, 2 90, horses 80, saddle T., tax on real estate S2c, on per sonal property S5, total 3 e, pen Rlty l Is ......... ..... & Gutterries, Morcorio ranch on south side Colorado l mile below old bridge, quartering across the river from Terrill's, 103 0l, 40 mex cattle 420, tax on real estate %, en personal property r 60, total
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LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZONA

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
 January ,. 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in supp Ort of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Probate Court, or in his absence the Clerk Of the District Court at St. Johns, Apache county, Arizona Territory, on the 10th day of Februlry, 1SS9. wiz: John Conner, for the south east 14 of Section ?, Township 17 north, Range p east
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: M Boyer, H ScOrse, of HOl book, Arizona, and D J Porter James Porter of show Low, Arizona Territory.
 E. BURGESS, Ja106t Register
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LAND OFFICE AT PRI SCOTT, ARIZONA.
 December 26, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention that lid prOUf will be made before Judge of Probate Court at St. Johns, Arizona Territory. on February sth, 1SSI, viz: Abel A De Witt for the northwest II Section 8. Township north. Rang ? east
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz: Elisha Averett, Luther Martin, A A De Witt, Jr A r ChristOfersOn, all of Springervlle Arizona Territory.
 F, BURGESS, jas Ct Register.
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Feds, J 4 ? lots adjoining IIig- gins on south 50, t5 am cattle 3.5, tax on re | estate 1 50, on personal pr, Ierty 76 total II %, penalty i 5o... ............. 12 g.
 tlnm, Gina les l. imp on lets ? x 3. block 2, and l1J in b'o:k l, 1.I0l, accounts 3JJ, h h goods 250, mdse 1000, tax on real estate 33. on per sonal property 75 %, total lO3 co, penalty 6 43 ...........11 IA 4C
 Fish, Joseph c. house and impr tOI, ? horses 61, I amer COW l2 60, harness 10, saddle 70. II h goods l3, tax on real estate . 3. on personal property 3 47, total 6 v, penalty i s ................ l.
 Frerer, r St. Johns. lOt2, block 64 lot ,, block 56 and imp l50, tax on real estate 30. penalty g :. 73
 Frisby, David, house in Show Low near George Adams 27 90, horses 101. wagon p, harness 20, tax on real estate 82c, on personal property 9, totrl O., penalty l B.. .. =. .................. 5.
 Field, Wm T half of nv qr sec 10, tp II, r22, 80 acres t1J, tax OH real estate 5 %, penalty b -. 4 |
 Forbes, ; two ranches on Coyote 3D0, tax on real estate % penaIty 45 .. ........ 10 45
 Fitzgerald, NJ J one house in WinslOw bounded east by section house, south of k R coal chute, Il0, h a goods l5, tax on ;edl estate 3 30, on personal property 45c, to- tal 75, penalty l Is. S....... 93
 Frayre, Julian Ortego 40e mex cattle 20). 2,0)o imp sheep 5000, all other property l50, tax on per sonal property $224 70, penalty F 73.... ... .. 236 93
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
 December 13 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court, at St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Territory, on the 2d day of February, 1SS). viz: Henry l.. Marble, for the east F and southwest 1 of Section No. g, Town ship nOlth, Range 29 east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said claim. viz V Greer, John Eagar, " W kagar, Robertson, all of Springeryille, Arizona,
 E. BURGESS, de20 tt Register,
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Lopez, Roman house and ranch hi Of
 ne qr sec 26 twp IA range D. S9 acres, :5a. 1 other property 1Ge, tax l5 90, penalty 7o F Lopez Eau tn imp on DOpez's ranch 5, other property Z55, tax 1205 penalty ;3. h lambs0n, 0 hCese at the Meadows,
 o: E Jolly 8, horse 20, tOw 10j0, saGdle1 b Lpremzen, BrOder frame house at wins 1 low, II Of Iht mpSon on wabash alley S2 1 5, LOuSc at Spr.ngarville J5, $4 mile of fen cing adjoining 1iylOr & BlirE ll0, other property 15, tx II 9l. penalty 5S.......... l3 Long &SrOw blacksmith shop in Spring ervilIe 11O. tools c5, lax B. penalty 22 Lee, John house g, wagon 2, Eh goods 9, tax 40 penalty 19 .......... ....-..... 4
 Eewis, L personal property S0 tax ? 40, penalty F .......... ...............- ...... 5 as Lopez ranch, II Inf of ne ar and c If of INV qr C ? township ! range 26. 4)J imp Z75, O,hCy prCpe,ty zza, tax 26 s5, petty 3f g
 Lopez, persol.al IrJPelty l-5, tax 75,
 Lesser, Sawyer IG KGtntz horses 200. SO Am catt'e 3,7i0. tax 1.3 s, pen ty r.. 130
 Long; Anthony RJU d Na,iey pruptr;y 2a', other property 3C0, tax l5 70, rc'ty so. r
 Line, nbers:r, Rufus s If Of tract 0i land containing 1a.1o2 f-et being south Inf and adjoining Hol5:Ook on St twp rangezl S:;5, taX 7o, cnalty j4 ..-...... ....
 Lindenbl rgcr, C Rolb:ook lot 14 blCck l, 75, imp :5i, lax l. 75, enaty 6E. II
 Ledl, Jose An Onio rcs d nc4 at St Johns bound north by river, by Manuel Morales other rvptrt! A, L X2t5. penalty I4,
 LuS,., | HO.brOCk lot II blk II and imp 4Jt, pcIS"nGl property 2 0, lax 24, pity / 4J. 26
 Laute, Jacob n h1 If se qr ana ne or Cf Sw or sec )twp9 range 8, 12U acres, 150, tax 50, penalty &3 ............ .....-...
 Larsen * KaIr"n, imp on ranch on Long Ton. 75 miles sw of HOlb' oOk 275, ? hOIses J0, l30J Nc \ can sheep 1 o7:, $. dIie 10. nh goods h, tax on ieal tie $o 2j, IersOnal property S5S 5O total tax $C6 75, pen ID S4 34 71
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Wetb. CEaclCs horses 1:5. Am cattie 1 j0 4l. l NJ x 70 5G, Ctler property ~, Ia $, penal.y 90 .. -.......-.- .-.... Z. ..... Walkef, ; \ lots house aai fencing g. D, , ho.s. 30. cyws 9 29 nh )o,s i0, K
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Owens. H B imp adjoining Richards o1 east of block llU, Am cattle 25. hh goods 5. tax oI rlal es ats 30, Fer property 54, total S4. penalty l II. ..-.-..-. ......
 Odum C Luckctt, house and corral } ms Sw of Nuir.t so, near blneyGr l3!, tn rty horses % |, , niiltS lGG. % Mex cattle lO.- 5p, wagon 5a, ham; sS It, saddle 15. tax on real estate l9, per property 357 .5 total S5l S7, penalty iS >! .. ..-.................. .S7G
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Vinal, " l. ranch and imp On ch )w Low
 i6j. hGus and lOtat flo brook D Orses i .0o other pop 'rIy G. tax g. :o. p-ii'y 61 iaIGerVCII, N r IorSe and mul ,U, hi goods z3, tax 7 5'. p-n-l:y l3. ..-. ........ NaSsaT. tam M t Il. O sw qr and If of SC CTS ( 2-Iwp SIge g., 1,V q r.S, 70, tax (, l,cua.t, ! :}U. '
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Is O2, penalty l sO.. ... r 82
 Gardner, G h goods 90, tax on
 personal property l 50, penalty 1 C. .... ......... 57
 Grer ario, Moline halt and II qr of $ or and s qrof " ar sec 4, tp 9, 5, 16O ac. es, POO, tax on
 real estate U UO, penalty l 3J..,.. 9 Gregorio. Gallegos S w ar of sec 9, tp 10, B, l60 acres, 21U, tax on
 real estate %, penalty l 3O..... %
 Garcia, Jose N residence i'll Con- cho, bound north by Fernandez Ga. cia. fl. h h goods D, tax on re- al estate g, on personal proper , ty 75c, total 07, penalty To-. l7 Garcia & Perca, ranch miles below Erastus on ConchO creek, 1 l5O, mule D, 4 burros 40, 4,0G0 mex sheep ,. 600, tax on real estate 1 50, on personal property l51 95, penalty $ s.. -. .......... .165 2 ' Gallego, Jose Dolores qr of n or and half of II " qr, and Il or of s " ar sec 20, tpl2, r23, 16j acres, 400, tax on real estate 12 co. penalty 60.-............. l3 GJ Geutry, Lewis " qr of w ar rsec 26 tp Is, r l7, 40 acres, 200 tax
 Jn real estate 6 U0, penalty 3O,. oO
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Buck, F NJ Holb-ook lots and blk 300 tax 9, penalty 45, 10 45
 Buck Frank X about 3 acres of tOwnSite or sec, 150. HOlbroOk lots 22 to 42 inclusive and X B D hl& 20, lots to 10 inclusive blk 2C0, lots Is 19 23 A 26 ? 2S p :4 B 36 S7 3S 39 fl 43 and Al blk 3S40, tax 12S 2l, pen atty 40 s.s........ ..'l... .125 50
 Zeigler. Vim E nv or sec 8 twp 10 range 2i, leo acres, 20o, other property l0j, tax F 45, penalty G2 .'........ II 07
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Ellsworth, Orson house and lot in Woodruff lI0, 3 horses 75. amer COW l2 60, wagon 75 O, harness ), farm imp ,, h h goods 15, tax on real estate 3. on personal p:Op- erty5 63, total 8 93, penalty 1 45.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

erty 20, total 10 50, penalty 5 l2 03
 JaramiIIo, n ] of n W 4Cf sec 14 tp II. 2S and II , of n C of sec real estate i2 OO, penalty co. :. I3 60 Jaranillo. CrecuiciO s of nv l, and " of II e l, and e 1 of se4 of sec II. tp l ], r 20. l60 acres aItv 6O........... ...,!.... l3 60
 Jenkins, David n l of nv sec 26, tp IS. Y, 20 acres, 200, tax on real estate 6 co, penalty l SO.. : 30
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5oTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIZ., December lSth lSS8

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARlZ.,
 December 18th, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Clerk Oi the District Court, at St. JOhns Apache coun- ty, Arizona Territory. on February 2d, 1889, viz t. C.. Bunch, Oi sp1ingerville, Arizona Terri" ton :. and thS west 19 of west 12 Sec ion 2 town ship nOr,h, range 2J east
 Henamcs the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Luther Martin. H. l.. Marbel, D. H. Rcreher, St. George Creaghe, all of Sprin- gervil,e, Arizona.
 E. BURGESS, de276t Reg ster,
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ROTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZ.
 Jonuarv Eth 1880

January 5th, 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court. at St Johns, Apache COuu- ty, Arizona Territory, on February 18th, 1889. viz: George Adams, for the northeast 14 of the northeast L Section 29, southwest 4 of the southwest l4 Section 21, and the west 12 of the northwest L Section 2S, Township 10 north, Ran ge 22 east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land, viz: Peter Hanson, Henry Mitchell. Joseph SpOnsler, Abner Ellsworth, all of Show Low, Apache county, Arizona.
 E. BURGESS, ia17 Ct Register.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-01-31

Knipp, R A horses S5, wagon 12, tax on personal property 3 09, penalty l 16.. ..-.-..
 KrGhn, Be nard shoe shop, tools and ma tp. ial 3, tax l 05, pTna.t. U5. .....-. .....
 King x Jenk ns house and c0rral on rnch about 30 mi. es fiom Ninslow ? 50, eighty horses 1,G00, wagon I5 saddles %, taxes 5o r, Tenalty 3 5I :;
 Kay, W II imp on Rays homestead 8S other properly e. tax t3 penalty z3 Kentncr, G E horses 130, blackboard 9, other pI oFeTty 3i5, tax r 70, per Rlty D.. + Kemp, ICsei h feCcing at Alpine Il, per property 1c4 g, tax 4o, penalty i7......- 1
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The morning news., 1889-04-27

Cured in its worse FORM sometimes in cases
with Erysipelas where the patient was in Eter-
nal Pain and given up by the physicians. In some
cases Scrofulous Ulcers broke out till the party
was mass of corruption; a bottle Of p P. 2. was
procured. and the disease Welded QuicklY.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

town hall Wednesday morning to report.
Nearly every man appointed had performed
his duty, and was Oh hand t. make his re-
port. The majority Of the reports were
favorable and showed the residences OF the
city TO be IN excellent condition. The vacant
lots are not in as good condition as they
should be, and many of the bitches are in
bad condition, but everybody went to work
without del y ana everything posi-
bic VIII be done to put the ca
tire city in a first-class sanitary condition.
An exciting episode Oc.urred at the
meeting Wednesday, morning in regard to
the visit of the doctors 10 the DemOnt
building. A gentleman arose and asked the
mayor why be allowed some people to go
and come from the infected district with
lmpunlty, while be prevented othersf The
mayor replied that he was simply carrying
out the instructions of the chairman OF the
state board of hea tn in the matter Sew
eraI parties spoke on the subject, and harsh
language was used, aud the excitement
was beginning to run high when Judge
Nolan obtained the floor, and in
very forcibe speech counsee1 calmness
and moderation, and Q hearty cooperation
OF the cIti8ans with the ALI horities in their
efforts TO do what they considered best. His
speech made q marked impression upon the
asseInblage, and! wa, heartily indOrsed by
Rev. Lyman Phelps, af er which DE-.
Daniel explained his connection with
the state board in a very plain
and pleasant manner, which thor
oughly satisfied majority of mis-
bearers of his honesty of purpose. The
persons referred to as entering the infected
premi es were the physicians The Sanford
Mnscotte has later eiewed every doctor in
town, and each one declared that there were
fewer cases Of sickness than every before in
the city's history. From an unbiased stand
point one cannot Lelo believing that the
weeks development is little more than a
seBseless scare.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Dew berries are ripe IN the Tallahassee
country.
A. Andreu caught 60pound drum Off
Ana'tasia bsach Wednesday.
Mont ellD Is becoming "a popular resort
on Sundays Tor the members of the leg isla-
ture.
W. T. Davis, Madison's contractor and
builder, has just closed cont acts ia Talla.
hasse which amount TO over eco 900.
There will be grand union picnic OF the
Sab ath schools Of the different churches
IL Gainesville at divers pax to-day.
DR.. John j. Crawford. secretary ot state.
has returned ~ Tallahassee from Gaines.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad
Suburban Schedule.
CEMETERY, BONAVENTURl
AND THUNDERBOLT. CITY TIME

CATHEDRAL CEMETERY, BONAVENTURE
AND THUNDERBOLT. CITY TIME
THE following schedule will be observed on
Il and after MONDAY, Oct. s, 1888 week
days:
Leave Savannah, (city tirnel, 7:lO, 1875 A. NJ
300 400, IS 80 q. N.
Leave Thunderbolt, 5:5O 500 a. NJ, 1920, 400,
t5.40 +. NJ
Leave Bonaventure, 600, $40 a. NJ, l2;Sa,
4:lO, $50 p ".
Saturday night last car leaves city 7i5, in
stead of 6:a5. last car leaves Thunderboit 5;p,
instead Of 500 as formerly.
Take BroughtOn street cars p minutes before
departure OF Suburban trains.
Steam cars leave depot Sundays s. g35. lOi3o,
l1.45 a. III, E:I0 500, 400, 800 500, $50 p. NJ
A. G. DRAKE Supt.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

lv. Guyton 1925 p. m; ar. Savh 4:25 .. m
p. m; arrives Millen S25 p. m. Returning,
m.
egularly at Guyton TO put or passengers.
vile and Eatonton should take 8; 10 a. m. Train.
ista, Bakely Clayton taSe 3: % o. m. train.
)SrICh T. p. A. E. 7 CHARLTON, G. 2. A.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
FianJ Steamship Line.

sKnI.wzRKLY.
Tampa. Key w est and Havana
SOUrH.BOUND.
Lv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays lo:S0
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 4 Pm
Ar Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays A. N.
NORTH BOUND.
~ Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays p. ~
Lv hey West Wednesdays and Saturdays9P. N.
r.
Connecting At Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to and from Northern and Eastern
c!!ies For stateroom accommodations, apply
to City Ticket Once, s, f & w. Ry. Jackson
vile. or Agent Plant Steamship Line Tampa.
c. D. OWENS Traffic Manager
II s. HATNES. General Manager
The morning news., 1889-04-27

NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Negro Murderer Baptized in Jail ct
Thomasville-An Old Coin Plowed
Up in Field in Scriven County-A
Coin Received After the Battle OF
New Orleans Still Kept by Barlow
County Man.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
RAILROADS.
.harleStOa and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect April 18th, 1889.

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah By
4 Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
than city time,
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Dinner train " Sav 200 pm Returning
Millen accommodation leaves Savannah 5:4
leaves Millen 500 a. m. arrives Savannah 500
Train leaving Savannah at $40 p. m will stoI
Passengers for Sylvania, Wrightsville Milled
| For Carrollton, TT, Gaines Talbotton, Buena
| JOHN s. BORDLEY, ia. - Gun st. CLYDE
The morning news., 1889-04-27

A colored man by the name Of Wright
and two other raftmen had dispute with
one WIN Adams 1T Lucky Lake landing on
Chipola river Thursday, April 4, about
some timber. Adams claimed that the tim.
ber belonged TO Mrs Orman aud tried to
take possession OF il. Tue men would not
give 1t up, but said they were going TO take
IL o. ApalachicOla. Adams was armel
with a douOle.barrel shotgun. lie went 70
the house Of H. II Burgess and asked him to
change guns with him, as he wanted
tO kill u deer and would rather
have rifle. lie got the rifle
aud went back TO the river aud waited
until Wright came up IN his bstesu.
Adams was alone when he told Wright that
II hs had ANYTHING to say TO say 1t quick
for his time had come, for he was going 60
XIII him, lie shot him once in tue right
breast and again near the center OF the
troast, the ball ranging toward the heart
Adams then went to joel Atkins and got
supper. liz then went 20 the skating rink
at WewAhitcAka aud stayed there until
about u O'Clock when be LETT and has not
been heard ot since.
The Sanford Journal is inclined to doubt
whether Mrs. Dement'S death was caused
bv yellow fever. The paper also ems 10
have poor opinion OF the so-csled ex-
perts. That there is no panic or excitemel lt
tuere is proven by the fact that very few
citizens availod themselves or the oppot-
tunity Of leaving the CRY which was given
them Tuesday night. Oaly those left " ho
had made their plans TO leave within the
next ten days. No one fears or be-
ityas that there will be another case
lie committee Of one citizen from each
biycA, appointed by the may or, met at the
Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-01
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Sewer Contracts Awarded-A Lively
 Argument Concerning the Pay Of
 Sewer Inspectors-The Paving or
 Bridge Street.
 The regular meeting of the board of public works was held last evening. All the nnem- bers of the board were present. Contracts for sewers were awarded as follows:
 For sewer in Sherman avenue from George street to Chapel street, Lawrence O'Brien, $l,090.SO. For sewer in Lake Place and Ashmun street, Lawrence O'Brien, $3, ,622. 50. For sewer in Exchange street, Lawrence O'Brien, S1,215. For sewer in Columbus avenue, Lawrence O'Brien, $1,797. For sewer in Liberty street, Anthony Carroll, $454.
 The next thing to come before the board was matter of the pay of sewer inspectors. Some time ago the board voted that "the city engineer should have the power to sus- pend sewer inspectors in case of any miscon- duct or negligence, and in case their services were no longer needed" It seems that two of the sewer inspectors employed by the city have been dropped temporarily during the past two months on account of there being no work and their pay for the time reduced accordingly. The sewer inspectors claim that it was not their fault, but that of the city, that there was no work for them, and 50 they ought to receive full pay;
 One of the commissioners called for the previous vote of the board concerning the matter and Clerk Waldron read the above. Then came a lengthy discussion as to the meaning of the last sentence.
 Commissioners Todd, States and Leigh de-
 fined "when their services shall no longer. be needed" as meaning "when the city shall never need their services again." while Com- missioners Whitney and Crawford thought that 1t meant only Temporarily" Commissioner States thought that the city engineer should not have suspended the men fore they should receive full pay. He moved to the effect that they should receive full pay for the months of June and July. Commissioner Whitney said he thought fl was outrageous to throw away money in that style.
 When His Honor the Mayor asked the commissioners if they were ready for the and then said that if the board should pasl that motion that they would be doing what they had no right to do.
 The motion was carried by vote of te 3. Yeas, Commissioners Todd, States anc Leigh nays, Commissioners Whitney and Crawford. Immediately Commissioner Whit ney got up and left and Commissioner Crsw ford after informing the other members of tht board that he thought that it was the mos outrageous thing the board had done thi' year, did the same After trsnsacting tn, ordinary routine business the board voted tt instruct the bridge committee to confer, witt power to act, with the board of seleotmeI concerning the repairing of the Tomlinsor bridge. It was also voted to instruct Clerl Waldron to communicate with the oommitte 1 on appropriations asking them to appropriat a sufficient amount to pave Bridge street l The board adjourned at 10:30 o'clock.