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YNHREF-STORf BRICK DWELLING, No 1881
l. COLUMBIA STREET. NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE
SEVEN BUILDING LOIS ON SUMNER STREET,
CORNER OF SIXTH STREET EXTENDED I'M.
PROVED BY LARGE BRICK BUILDING USED
On sAlyRDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
EIGHTH AT QUARTER-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we
will sell in front Of the premises
LOT l51, SQUARE 1865,
improved by Q well-built THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, EIGHT ROOMS, water, gas, &c
This property is situated abode Island avenue
and suitable for . business man clerk to obtain .
comfortable home.
On SAME AFTERNOON AT FIVE O'CLOCK We
Will sell IN front Of the premises
LOTS A. B. c, d, 4. i AND g, BLOCK s.
Howard University subdivision. These lots front 90
feet SUMNER street and 80 feet on SIKH street
extended, and are improved by large brick building
used for school purposes.
splendid chance for investment In Q growing
section.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in one and two years
az per cent interest payable semi annuay and to be
secured oy deed OF trust property all cash, ut
option OF purchaser deposit of $500 required on
block at time Of sale. Conveyancipg &c. at Pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with days,
otherWlse right reserved to resell at risk and
defaultng purchaser, after 1--WE days advertisement
ington, DC.
n5-dSds DUNCANSON BROS Aurtioneerx
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THos. Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN LIE DRoIT PARK;
IMPROVED BY TWO-sT0RY FRAME DWELL
ING, No ol7 SPRUCE STREET.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in Iiber No.
1893 folio 23 of the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia and at the request Of the party thereby
cured we viii sell at public auction. front Of the
premises On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH.
lSeO at QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
lot 80 in r. Morris subdivision Of part of block Is,
e Drolt Park, rs per plat in Book County No o. folio
~ OF the Records Of the Surveyors ONCE Of said Dis
trict. improved az above stated
Terms: One-third in cash, of which slOO must he
paid AT time OF sale and the balance in three equal
staments in D.. IL and Is months. for which of
purchaser bearing interest from day of sale and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on property sold Will be TAKEN
or AL cash. at option of purchaser If terms not
complied with IN days from sale the property will
be resold at risk and cost Of efauting purchaser
conveyancing and recording will be at purchasers
cost
JdSN As 2 R1I MYfiSSSSAMAN,, Trustees.
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NII.LVt NHbl " asIlnkTton, u. C.
EDMl ND BURKE. Alexandra city;
II. WALTON MOORE, Falrfar CHI;
l. L. MthEDiTH. Brentsvlil., Va
COmful~sfnuprf ~ a. Ia
ibS Loulsla.a avenue, [
FRANKLIN II. MACKkl,
n1-eo6t&dSds 500 ID street n ",
(tHANCERY SALE OF YALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE on SOUTH Is STREET. BF-
TWEEN SIKH AND SEVENTH sTkEETs

4.
By virtue OF a degree Of the Supreme Court Of the
strict OF Go unbia PASSED the list day octoher
$780, IN equity cause numbered l.;i D. Rich
ara u. Pollard ct al. cOmplanants and LAZY KING
ct al are defendants will ofer for sale public auc-
ton IN front OF the Irenises FRIDAY. the POUR
TENTH DAY OF NoNEMBEIl 1890. az HALF
PAST FOUR OCLOCk Z. NJ. the follow ing desoribed
real estate situate ia the CITY OF Washington, district
o. Columbia. 10 Wit: All Of lot thirty t:I4D in
Daniel CarroIs subdivision Of square four hundrsd
and sixty two 1857, yer plat recorded IAber
iolos lO2 aud lO3 IN the Surveyor office the
trict OF Columbia. said lot il improved by COM
Portable frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: ODe-ihird in cash. of which 600
must DC paid AZ thc sale balance Of cash ~itu
10 Gays thereafter; the balance Of purchase money
sIx equal istallmens, three in year and thrSe an
two years after date III interest Ter lcr
mum, payable semiGnnualy from day Of sale deferred
payments TO he represented by purchasers rHotes
secured by deed Of trust the property sold or all
the purchase money may, at purchasers option te Iaid
III cash All conNeyanclg and recording
cost. II terms OF sale not nlpled with within
10 days from day Of sale the property will b. resod
purchasers ris ana cost after > days in lie
Evening star. JOHN kIDOUI. Trustee,
- 334 ID 81. nv.
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers M ar
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lhOo. Z hAodAMAh.l Tros..~~
j. ". PILLING. i~
THOS. II. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer nl-d&dS
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF The VALUABLE REAL Es-
u TATE AND PREMISES KNOWN AZ No. 4o4
LOUISIANA AVENUE NokIHwksT, WASHING


Il TATE AND PREMISES KNOWN AZ No. 4o4
LOUISIANA AVENUE NORTHUMBERLAND
By virtue Of the certain deed Of trust recorded u
ber 1883 Et folio AZ. ct seq. OF the land records
tor the District Of Columbia and the Of the
holder OF the mote secured thereby. shall MON
DAY. THE TENTH DAY or NOVEMBER A. ID. 1880.
at $3.50 O'CLOCK NJ, offer for sale IN front Of The
premises the certain land aud premises situate IN the
mated the ground plat plan thereof the vsss
thirty-one (3D feet ten u0) inches 'front.' oh Louis
lana avenue by the full depth o. original lot mum
bered eighteen lS). in numbered four hundred
and ninety t49OL more fully described o. follows be
ginning al the northwest corner OF said lot numbered
eighteen (lsl said avenue and running thence
eriy on said avenue thirty-one t3lD feet ten tlW
niue hundred and forty -h,e 145D feet ~
inches Alley thence westerly said alley 20 the
west line Of said lot and thence north westerly
hundred and forty 4Ol feet eight 80 inches tie
place Of beginning. with sl the privileges ana sppur-
teuanc . thereto sppertaI ming.
Terms OF sale: one~third of the purchase money 10
cash. the remainder IN equal installmen<. psyshse
semi annually 20 be secured by deed OF ppoa
the property, all c.sh u the option Of the pof-
chaser. deposit q S5Oo viii be required when the
proJsry 10 knocked down 20 purchaser In Of de-
fault the part OF the comply With Se
terms OF sale within ten days the propery Wi be
cold az the cost Of the dsfsultnE
days notlce ~ advertisements OF such rsssle m ens
AL conveysscing at the cost OF the purchaser.
hkkkN n DAVIS. "a u Ct No.
= TiusSss.
pUNcANsoN BROS. AucsinnrsrL o3O1e
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d TUNkHxL DIRECTOR AND KNlAxanR
1854 fenn.yivsnas ave =. @
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puNcASsoS BROS. Auctiopeer,. osf ~ :,
VNHoMAs DOWNING. Auctoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE CNIMPRoyED
REAL Isl Ale On THE EAST SIDE or
IHIhrI;sEc' I'D sIkEET tmGH INGEORGL-


1HIkrY-sEC, Nd STREET CHlGHD in GEORGE
TOWN, DC. ABOVE STREET.
By virtue Of DEED If trust duly recorded IJher
trct OF Columbia and at the written request Of the
THURSDAY, THE TIlRTEENTH DAY OF NONEM-
BIER A; ID. 1880 Al HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, sell 81 public auction in front OF the premise.
Certain real estate in GsoretowH said District Of
COLUMBIA part OF lot thIrty-one GID IN Beatty and
Hawkins addition 10 said town aud described fol-
lows Beginning for the same ut the southwest
OF SAID lot and running tueuce uorthery and parallel
with the east line Of BID Cor Highl street
and sNtwefths t21 d feet 10 the south line Of the
lot heretoiore conveyed 70 henry Metzel thence
at right ANGLES 10 sd ighp street hundred aud
thirty u3ol feet 70 the rear line q said lot thence
southerly and parallel With said sd lHighD street
twenty and six-twelfths GO 6l2l fest 20 the
south line OF lot b. and thence west TO the place OF
beslnnlng with the improvements rights and .ppur-
tenances TO the same belonging.
Terms of sale TO be compiled with in ten (l0) days
after sale shall be onethrd cash, Of which $3.50 shall
he paid the time of the sale and the residue the
three (promssory notes Of the purchaser IN equal
stallments shall be taken, said bearing
al y per centunI per Annum from and being dsted
the day Of sale. and yBhle a D. two CD
90 years after date, and TO be duly secured
property sold. Should DEFAULT be made compliance
with the terms Of sale. resale at risk
the defaulng purchaser be had after five days
notice OF such resale IN the Evening star Newspaper
AL conNeyanclpg acknoN Judgments and recording aa
the purchasers
CHARLES M MATTHEW'S Trustee
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CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
rl-dSds 13OS 3lst ST. NV, Sl4 9TH n v
u ATCLIFFE. DARR A CO.. Aucta
fkREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BuILDINe

LOTS ON THE CORNER or DELAWhRE
AVENUE AND X STREETS SOUTHWEST.
We will fer for sale at public auction on MONDAY
NOVEMBER TENTH. at HAIF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, in front Of the premises lots num-
bered from 10 to 81 inclusive Of G H. Parkers sub
division oflots square Dob fronting s5 s 90 feet
on street and 81 80 100 feet delaware avenue
southwest. This property very desirable for the
erection Of business dwelling houses aud contains
no waste ground.
Terms: Une-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months deposit Of $1O0 will be required at the
days
Taxes paid to day Of sale.
Title good sale.
r3-dxds RATCIIFFF DARR IN Ana.
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THoMAs Z. wAeGAMANkk .,, r.,.,. ,n,,,on..-

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY AND MANSAhD-ROOF BRICK DWELL
ING, WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING, No. g3o
STREET sol THwksT.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust recorded IN Liner No
1888 folio l65 OF the land records OF the District u
Columbia, and al the request party thereby Sc
cured we will sell at public auction. IN front of tie
premises, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH,
lS9O, at hALF-PASI -FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, Lot -.
IN square 3oS. with the improvements above stated
Terms: One-third cash, OF which 100 must oe do
posted At the time Of balance In three equal
stellments IN twelve aud eighteen months, for
which uotes OF purchaser bearing day Of
sale and secured by deed of property sold will
be taket and all convey ancng aud recording will
a. purchasers cost. II terms sale pied
with IN nfteen days from sale the will IL
sold At the risk and Of the efauting purchaser
after six days advertisement IN he Evening Star.
THOs. l. MAGdAMAk,t $780,
j. W. PILLING, irusA
TH0C WAGGAMAN nj.
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COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
~ BRICK DWELLING NORTHWEST CORNER OF
EIGHTH AND STREETS NORTHEAST, AMI
SIX FINE BUILDING LOTS ON + AND SECONI
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THOMAS DowLfxG, Auc.ioneer. A''1 os 81 Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

Some young people have gotten the
idea in their head that black il tie thing
for style. We give Il mp; but here IL an
item from the Worlds fashion depart.
ment that rather sets down on the um-
brageous color: "rhcre never was a
time IN the history Of the dry.goods trade
when black WAS az unpopular as Il has
been during the last year. Except for
mourning wear there Ii little demand for
the ugly color. This IL as 1t should be,
for II is u color that never had claim on
art, beauty or chceriulness. Who ever
heard OF famous painting with dead
background"
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The liquor dealers convention OF the
twenty-first district, Illinois, in appoints
ing delegates to the state convention TO
meet next month, instructed them to
agitate the question Of an insurance aux
iliary to thet body because both the
Z utual and the old line insurance con-
panies had refused to take risks on
saloon keepers, on the ground that the
death rate was higher among them than
in any other mercantile pursuit.
In Northern Wisconsin there is w g
T y composed Of Americans, Germans
and Norwegians. One week the dev0-
ti0nal exercises will be conducted in ore
language, and the next week in another
Sometimes the Bible will be read in Eri-
glish, the prayer made in Norwegian and
the goiiga sung In German, but the en-
tire Audience IL always attentive and
remarkably friendly feeling prevails
among the different natiopalities.
The n State wCTU is raising
money for the erection of distinctively
temperance building upon the fair
grounds oi the \ \ state agricultural So
ciety. The society las offered land rent
free and other privileges. An exhibition
hall, reading room, literature etand Offices
and large dining hall will be features Of
the building.
The new anti-tobacco Law Of New York
goes into effect September lst, 1890. It
declares that person who CELLS, pays for
or furBishes any cigar, cigarette or to-
bacco in any of its forms TO any child
actually or apparently under sixteen
years IL guilty Of migdemeanor; aIgo
that no child actualIv or apuaYeufly mn
der sixteen years Of age shall smoke, or in
any way use any cigar, cigarette or TO-
bacco, in any form whatever in any pub
this subdivision (of Sec. 20l Penal Code
punished by fine not exceeding ten dol
lars nor less than two dollars, for each
oifcnse.
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Mr. w y Hamilton had the misfortune
10 be thrown from fractions horse,
gprainipg his wrist. Fortunately DIR
Hamilton was near ut hand and rendered
medical aid.
Oakyillc Is in need Of telegraph, tel
ephonc or daily paper. Three Of our
leading men have been gone a week and
some Of our citizens have not missed
them yet.
improvements are still being made in
West Oakyille. Mr. fagy has built Il
new straw shed he hasn't painted 1t yet
but will next spring. Mr. Junkin has a
frame ready 70 raise, but has concluded
not to raise Il till aite. melon season.
Mr. Archie Morrison made hurried
yisit to his parents and old scquaint-
anees. lie arrived on Tuesday evening
and left on Friday morning. lie goes to
Salem 10 attend the University.
Mr. Geo u Barton arrived last week
from Washington, where lac hag been
selling fruit trees. lie advises the plant
ing Of prunea and early peaches. lie also
recommends the cultivation Of small
fruit such az strawberries, black berries
and dewbcTries, and recommends the
Lucretla dewbcrry, il being the most
productive and il the best adapted to
this climate. Sir y thinks there will be
a large immigration TO the Willamette
valley on account Of the fine fruit lands
and healthy climate; especiplly the for.
mer.
MrJ White. Of Washington, IL visit
ing his parents here.
Mr. w / st John will soon leave for
Tacoma.
Miss Acheson, from the cast, Is visit
ing her uncle, Rev 4 II Acheson.
SIR l. Il Mcdaniel will commence
teaching soon. lie has engaged school
near Harrisburg.
The oakyille school commenced to-day.
Miss Amanda Mcbride, teacher. Miss
Mcbride taught the spring term and
gave entire satisfaction.
LITTLE ROSE Bun.
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BR0wNsyILLg.

Dick Bradley and siIas Powell are in
favor Of recount now, us there are one
more In each OF their families to be
counted.
Rev ]. Y Bailey had some kind oi fit
In the Post Office one day last week.
Mrs II @ Mackey Is now in the last
stage Of consumption. She has been sick
for the last four years.
Mr. NJ Jaeger made flying trip to
Salem on last Saturday. He Is expected
home tonight.
The meeting at the Baptist Church 10
still In progress and on last Sunday there
were six baptized, consisting Of Mr. Rus
gel, aon.in-law Of Rev Leaoy, ,Cbas Goble,
Enoch Thompson, Mrs II NJ Jack and
Misses Alma Leroy and Minnie Hale.
Rev I,owersox, OF Salem, was here on
last Sunday. lie preached In the morn
ing and evening, and we hear that they
have perfected church organization
here and will have preaching here in The
future, once month ut leaet. This
makes the seventh church IN this place.
G Derrick has bought the property
formerly belonging TO u w Orebaugh.
We learn that Mr. Orebaugh intends going
10 Georgia 10 live in the future. What is
our loss win be Geofgia's gain.
The NJ Il Church South contemplate
building house of worship in this place,
VIC are informed.
We hear that Elias Marsters came
ONE to-day from work on the trail 10
he mines, but have not seen him yet, 30
mot give news.
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HOME ann ABROAD.
MONDAY.

salem's, 81, McMinnvilie, 8, was tho
record at Salon Saturday.
CaptE Laaning and family are home
from q tsi4 70 the Sodas.
co Burlhait and family returned from
trip 20 YAluina BaJ this noon.
Frank Wheeler and family have moved
from Crook county 10 Albany TO reside.
JW Bently has moved his boot and shoe
ahop into the Casiok block noar tho Drno.
oRAr ciIiee.
DIR Barker Is home from several months
trip to tho mountains, covered with silver
dust, blown from bis mines.
w j Steele, OF KAnsaF, has arrived 10 tho
oity With tho intention OF locating. Mr.
steele isa brother Of = N Steele, the real
estate man.
pound sturgeon and several fine salmon
from YaqninA Bay. Always call on him for
fish.
Dr. Wallace and family arrived home from
their extended eastern trip Saturday even
ing, aud the doctor will now DO ready 10.
buaiaess again.
A meeting ofthoY's will be held Tomorrow
evening with the president Of tho society
Mrs w = Thompson. All members arc
earnestly reqested to be preSent.
The Willamette Valley arrived al the bay
yesterday, aud a Apeelal train brought the
passengers and perishsbls freight 20 tbs city
yesterday.
Rev NJ o Bfink left this noon for Newport
where he will begin his experiences ~ n
minister of the gospel. Fortified by a
splendid character and qetermihed spirit,
ha 10 boaGd TO succeed In his new field.
0hling & Wallace. composed 81 Ralph K
0hling and Flank Wallace took possession Of
tho eroe,ry store o Aug bsnse. opposite
tho leyera house ta-day. They arc reliable
rustling young tnen ho deterve good busi.
neas.
The Deimonieo restaafan gave its oPsn'
ing dinner yesterday noon, 10 the Lew quar-
ters 10 tho S,rahan huiIding. IL was gotten
w Ia fine style, for which Mr Goet.' restaur-
ant has become popular. aud large number
were present TO enjoy 1t.
Hon q ID Bdrg~ss. ope Of the Circuit
judges Of North Missouri. and lately prom.
inent candidate Tor Judge II the Supreme
Court ~ that state, arrived 10 tho city Satur
day Rnd Is asappiag with Judge strshaa. an
old Acquaintance Judge burgess 10 sevy
lAvorablj impressed with Albany and the
Willamette Valley.
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To tell the truth, the stock Of suitings
In the tailoring department Of l. T.
Blain, Is large one, aud entirely new.
II has just been received for the fall and
winter trade, the remanants Of light
weights having been placed aside. The
new stock embraces u variety og designs
In imported and domestic goods that Is q
credit to the city. The present styles
are very attractive, and big field Ii Of.
ierred for man 10 dress well, which IL
what the progressive citizen does. Mr.
j. A Schiller, who In superintendent oi
this department, IL an expert at the
business, and suit made under him il
assured n perfect fit, which IL always
guaranteed. The progress being made
in tailoring IL well exempliiied in the
manner in which Mr. Schiller conducts
this department. and larger stock and
bigger variety Of goods Ii being carried
for customers TO select from than ever
before.
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We sre promised an open air concert for
week with patent medicine attachment.
The evenings are fine and ths attendance at
| tho entertainment will likely be larg -
| Times. That must bo DR. Rowland.
Goo Waggoner yesterday sold hIs one half
interett Ia the Auburn aud Top mines, two
miles from Auburn, 10 Mr Hamilton, q oapi.
.alist recently arrived hefe,and the purchasor
has agreed with tho other owners TO expend
$1,000 in development wora.-- Baker City
Democrat.
DIR J II Ttmpleton aud f4nr'ly, 81 PORT
iand, arrived Ia the CITY yesterday on their
way home from San Francisco, where Mrs
Tsmploion and family had been Fpen ing
several months. They aio tho guests of Mr.
h Thompson.
IA Cumming, J d Guiss and I'D Cusikd
started up The Three sislefs on the 2sth of
August. Nothing has been heard Of them
SINCE They are probably on their way
home now .lnd are expected the last Of the
week.
Rev DR. Campbell, ahn has been preaching
In Astoria for year, who delivered the An
nual address at the last commeuo sment Of
tho Albany College. has resigned his pastor.
ata ut Astoria. and will 90 10 California 10
reSide. seeking health.
Mr. Dan Loonej. Of Kansas City, Mo. has
juat arrived 10 the city aud y, oposos 10 enter
upon the busint 50 81 school teaching In this
county. Tie brings With him letters Of
recommendation from those for whom he has
heretofore taught, Is well a. county aupor
intendenta and otbeis, lie u well pleased
with Oregon.
We hasten To isioim the public that the
report circulated that Vim NJ Haaa had
gone 10 Portland, wssa mistake. Mr. Iioag
was IN Corvallis yesterday. The reports that
he 70 bu, ing rails for the road aud that work
will DO pushed eastward before ths rainy
season begins.
A RusAwAY.--A farm team hitchcd be-
hind the Foster Block this afternoon ran
away, going about block, being fright
ened at q wood saw. The wagon was
dropped in seven places, the first part
first; but practically no damage was done
more than u bent bolt.
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A sarvey FOR .he willamette Bridge or.
dered,
Saturday evening, Aug 80.

Saturday evening, Aug 30.
Present - Mayor, Marshal, Recorder,
Street commissioner, and Councllmen
Garrett Smith, rabler Deyoe aud French.
The following bills were ordered pald'
d Lacy, hauling, $4 as, Al Anderson,
81; w Il Baker, SIS so; N Henton,
$s7 so; { w Watts, $37, Jas Ewing, $3ti
Roht Brown, sac; g |. Savage, 81 rs;
John Maxwell, $7s oS; Santiam Lumber
Co, $sS; J A Warner, sac. Cost bllls,$ia Sol
as Laurent, lateral sewer, SAG %; JOB
Monroe, 81 osi A Anslyn, 81.
Bin of W L Kelly, soc dlsallowed.
The committee on streets and public
property reported that the contract for
building the extension Of the Broadalbln
street sewer was let 10 John Chiswel, at
IS cents a foot,
The committee on the Willamette bridge
reported that It was necessary TO employ
a competent engineer TO make survey and
soundings, and Recommended that pre-
limiuary survey be made. Adopted. :.
The expense will be paddy private parties,
On motion the committee was directed to
secure competent engineer.
A warran, for $50 was ordered drawn
In favor OF the Recorder for preparing the
city charter and ordinances for publea-
ton.
The owner OF lets sand &, block 81, was
ordered TO connect with sewer within 30
days
A new sidewalk was recommended on
south side of Fourth street, adjoining lots
and ) In block ~, IN eastern addition;
and new walk on east side of Maple
street, adjoining block a Referred.
a new sidewalk was ordered built on
south side OF school block In First ward
Licenses were granted W Montehh,
and ] a Gross TO sell liquors.
Matter Of application OF y Zimmerman
for license 10 sell beer was continued, the
bond being incomplete.
Mr. Smith moved that bids for Railroad
street sewer be not opened, and that the
Recorder advertise for bids for sewer
from'ihc present terminus TO Ninth street,
north line Adopted.
Matter OF building new bridge on
Third stree, was referred with power TO
act.
Bills allowed: \ ] HINT. sos; Vim N
Miller. SIC; Jehn Jones, $40; 4 w Nc
Claim, $50; : w Ross, S4S,