Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09

Balance to,Ieo OF
The highway committee reported that
~ - Of Alley ,F, had da, been paxeta tav with
between Fifth and SIXTH had been repaired
also q number of streets in various por-
tious of the town. Laid flfty feet Of terra
cotta ripe sewer at foot of Union street and
will finish a. soon AS the balance OF the
pipe is received. Thirteen building per-
inits had been issued during the month,
calling for the erection of dwelling houses
in various parts OF the town. Recom-
mended that the cutters atThird ndLocust
streets be severed and their crossings be
constructed " correspond.
The light and water committee reported
the lights doing about the same as usual.
The market committee reported the
markets in the usual good condition..
The property committee reported the re.
newal Of the 81, 500 policy, and had placed
II with the Firemen's Fund insurance
company Of California. The heating APP
psratus In the opera house had been started
and worked WELL
The chief burgess stated that the town
was in good condition and no disturbance
of any sort to report.
The law and ordinance committee re-
ported having consulted with the regulator
and solicitor and had come to the conclu-
sion that Il was not necessary to present an
ordinance for the sewering of Mill street
across Front; resolution answers the
purpose.
An ordinance was presented allowing
the Reading 4 Columbia railroad COM
pany to construct siding across Mill
street, for the use of the Columbia Milling
company. It was passed unanimously.
Regulator Goerke handed in an estimate
{ Of the cost Of paving Market street.
The sanitary and police committee m were ere
maintained by James Kennedy, who re.
sides in Perry street. Alley q, which had
never been paved between Third and
Fourth streets, had been complained of.
and the highway committee In conjunction
with the regulator were instructed to look
after the matter and report
Tax Collector Boyd had handed IN the
s dog tax books with 300 dogs unpaid for.
The duplicate was received and an order
Was granted for his commission. The talk
on dogs ended with the reading of com
munication from man who had paid his
ono dollar.
The properly committee was instructed
10 ascertain ihe cost of painting the outside
of the opera house and ask for bids.
The paving Of Market street was indefi-
nitely postponed and also the sewerage of
& the cutters st Third and Locust streets
a resolution was passed that the sense of
!. the council was the forcing Of the opening
of Second and Plane streets.
Benj. Fox. residing on South Front
vr0tIe@. pTe9eutcu u cldlf1i Oh 81 lot uatndSe
sllstaiued during recent rain storm when
his collar was flooded. No action was
taken, other than the highway committee
were instructed to look up the matter
An order was granted for S2,66oio in
payment Of bills and cancelled coupons
Death or Mrs. sarah c. Mckinley.
Mrs Sarah c. Mckinley died this morn
ing about l:30 o'clock at the home Of her
soIi-in-law, John ID. Mcbride, ON North
Second street. She was u years of ago and
has been an invalid for more than q year.
Cancer Of the bowels caused her death after
being confined to her bed since July 4.
She was born in Lower Chanceford town
bia FOR six years. Her husband was Rev.
John Mckinley, a Methodist preacher,
dead ten years. Eight children son
and seven daughters survive. The funeral
will beheld on Friday morning at 6 o'clock
and the remains taken to Delta, York
county, for interment.
A coal wagon backed into the portable
boiler at the new Presbyterian church yes
terday afternoon and nearly caused an ex
pl0aion.
f. w. Goerke, civil engineer of the Nor
folk 4 Southern railroad, is home from
North Carolina.
A rattan parlor suit of furniture viii be
ehanced Off by the Columbia Fire company
for the benefit Of William Findlay.
Councilman Chas. w. Minich has lost a
punch ofkeys and oilers reward for their
return.
Daniel Leister was drunk yesterday and
Squire Sohy sent him TO jail for Ave days.
George Wike, Sam Read and Will Lau-
deuberger, have been sued by the chief
burgess for drunkenness and disorderly
p0nduct. They will be given a hearing
hefore Squire Evans at 0 o'clock Friday
tD0rnlng.
a large and delightful surprise party
WAS held ut the home of Ephraim Getz,
near town, last evening.
The Reading pay car paid of the Tide
Water canal employees this morning
Walter Bausinan, OF Lancaster, has been
elected musical director OF the Choral so
c.ety, Of this place.
w. Hayes Grier is fitting up an Office on
Locust street for the new Griei's Herald.
Miss Redding and company presented
Royston's OATH" in the opera house last
evening 10 fair-sized audience. The play
Was well rendered and much appreciated.
The company is an excellent one, and de-
serves liberal patronage. Dorothy, or
The Village Blacksmith" will be presented
n .