The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
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Especial oHesponaeueel
MAasIIhoN, o., Jan, ~,
Tho city council held an important
meeting last evening Ia which decided
stand was taken against the water com
pany, The following resolution, prepared
by the solicitor was adopiedi That the
officials OF Water Company be notified
that they ara not complying with their
agreement with the city, because the
water was unolean, insufficient, not NJ 10
be used and not such as was contracted
forl that the company he invited 10 meet
the city council by accredited representa-
tlyesi and that until satisfactory ar
rangement 10 made, the payment OF the
water rent be suspended
Councilman sohlaael has oorresponded
with the cities Of Lima, M, Vernon, Della
ware and Wooster, and finds that the
rates they charge are much lower than
our rates, He illustrated by showing that
q water service which he uses In his bar,
ber shop, he pays SD per annum, where
40 IN the above named clloh II c0ata only
The salaries Of the policemen were In.
creased 10 go per month by tho addition
Of 70, In spite of q few economic witches,
aud that each member had received a
White Cap notice found the night before
on their front Rateal warning them not TO
Increase the salaries, The notices are
models of "kngllhh 40 she IN wrote and
we're evidently lneplrod by some wag,
The following bondamen Of tho police
oillcera were accepted n, llAgan, j, w.
Folta, u. Warh, g. MaioT j, q, Garret,
l., A, koOna, j, Kitchen, j, w, F0ltg, n, g.,
Sihlln n, kTtle, j., w, boltE, Joseph lrtle
bill Of $1,000 for dRmhgea sustained
by the escape OF ll1O00 feet Of gas by the
laying OF the sewer was presented by the
Maaaillon Gas Co, and referred 10
the Judiciary committee and solicitor.
The solicitor reported adversely on tho
petition OF Meaara, Saler and Warwick 10
ba released aa bondsmen for the sewer
contractor and 70 receive all moneys. He
said the city had no right 10 release them
and must pay the moneys 20 Contractor
Crooks aa he 10 not able 20 take care Of
the business,
An ordinance was passed assessing the
following property owners for hl1ewalka
and CUTTERS Il, Bowman Geltl,
Youngblood lirea0n, =, s, GOudy, Sarah
lioerner, George Shnilert, A, Phelan, John
Jacobs, Il. l., Baldwin.
Mr., j. &, Warwick was notified 10 repair
East fremont street, which was washed
odt by the creek, on account OF his side
track,
Lack Of funds prevented the establish.
Ing Of proposed additional electric llghta.
Adjourned for two weeks,
Russell 4 Co.'S Employees Insurance
Society, Of which mention was made sey.
eral times Ia these letters, was organized
last Sunday by the election OF the follow.
Ing OillcerH' President, &. q. Heggcm,
vice prehldont =. u, Rlgdomi secretary,
G. u, Wilcox treasurer, JAS Peacock,
board Of directors, j, j, Pitts, G, q, MGR.
win, u, j, llamlll, j, w, llolcomb, John
II, Williams, Howard Garrigucs, John
Mong, Jacob Spuhlor, William Clcmontz,
William Pluckor and Jacob Simonsen,
Nearly -four hundred momboT joined.
The next regular dance OF the Holcomb
Club will be- held on Thursday night Of
this week In the |, o, o. Il, hall.
Mr. aud Mrs, Potor Koontz have boon
called 10 Toledo, owing 10 the death OF
Mrs, koontl'a brother, Mr., Peter Wachtcr.
The Episcopal dime society will bo held
at the residence Of James Peacock, ON
FRIDAY oYcninR,
Born TO Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Smith a
girl baby,
Two weddings which excited much In.
tcrcat took place AZ 81, Mary's church this |
and the contracting are well. |
known citizens, Mr.. Theodore Kramer |
and Mrs. Thoroah llang were united for |
HE, and Father Kuhn also performed tho |
ceremony which made Mr.. Spido Of Lin. |
coin, Ill.,, and Mrs. Theresa Blcgonsohuh,
Of this city, one, Tho latter held rccop. |
lion at Che residence Of Fldcl HCrburgcr
on the west side,
Manager Seller Of the Harmonic band
went TO Canton yesterday aud secured tho
services Of j. Smith, the Grand Army
iond drummer, for the forthcoming con.
,erL The llarmonia'a drummer, Charley
Wise, has removed TO Frcopori III,
Julius Roup was bound over 10 probate
'ouri by the mayor yesterday He was
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