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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04
. 0EBoAxAk8E CREAM sALR

Removes Frocklsa szAbzxu Tan, PIN plee etc.
And makes th sktH sefs, w bite aad <ervety. CNA.
tAins nothing Injurious Price large hottles) he.
Sold by druggists or send to Debon aire Re Ha0dy
c., Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by r. NJ. Hammett.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04

No other business. council adjourned
I. W. GLOVER, Mayor.
HENRY J. SoHoENTHAL, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04

Every one should use P. p P, because
at this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize and
enrich the blood
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04
So D660NNAIRE CREAM BALM

Removes Freckle4, suRhurn Tan, PimpleS etc.
and makes the skiR soft, white and velvety. C0A-
taina not ing AIaroua Price large hOttiSs) 7Sc.
Sold by druggists or send 70 Debon Ire RA1n ed
Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by n, M. Hammett
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04

MARIErrA, September |, lss

MARIETTA, September l, 1890
Regular meeting Of council. Present
T. W. Glover, mayor, and Aldermen
Turner, Legg, Dobbs and Gilbert. Min>
utes of last meeting read and approved
CLERKS REPORT.
Cash received
Aug. rs. Mrs Octavio Laneau
Bell. cemetery lot 3 500
General tax collected 523 80
Street tax "a 90
1912 80
Street tax by work $l2.
| hold Treasurer's receipt for above
amounts. HENRY J. SCHoExTgAL,
Clerk
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Aug 4. To cash on hand, 1920 Sc
Sept. l. Reed OF q Schoenthal
general tax, 523 30
Reed of II Schoenthal st tax 81 90
. Mrs Bell cemetery lot 500
ID B Parks fines col 80 90
pending II 90
new business tax
M w Newell, 1000
Reed OF d B Parks new business
Pitner g. Elliot, 10 90
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04
Cure Your Corns BY Usina

obott's East Indian Corn Paint fer
corns, bunions and warts, it is great.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-09-04

Rev. Mr.. Weaver, of Alabama, formerly
of Hiram, Ga, will preach here on mex,
Sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

much more On eophisrcs than 90 cssh,
ssy ~ per cent confidence ADD - per
ceSi. cash. Jrsi nos The supply Of con
edenos 10 lov and the prpporiion 10 re.
versed. Ard 90. although there 10 ~ nueh
ossh |. ever aud although It 10 doing far
more service than In ordinary tines. Il
fails 10 90 roupd. II is GOT more cssh that
10 waited. but. more confidence. That 70
The situation 10 . nutshell.
Ba, While this 10 true the question back
q 3, 10. What produced This lack OF coph
depce Wa !. the Mckinley tsriii. OF ,hs
ovsru hslming success Of the Democrats d
The recent election. or the smszing growth
Of the farmers movement uhieh goes 10
for cheap money and plenty Of Il. Some
~ili attribute II 10 each Of these three, bot
shstevss the cause the fact 10 plainly dem
oss,rs,ed that confidence 10 quite - essen
,isl 10 business prosperity ~ 40 abun
dance Of money. while the latter can never
bring general prosperity when confidence
10 wanting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

Ssrious Defect In The New School Law.
A close examination OF the amendments
TO the school law. passed by the last leg
isls,ure shows several defects the most i'm
portsnt being ons which may deprive
many Districts Of their portion Of the pub.
lic money derived from both town and
stste school tsx. This public money can
90 10 no district that bss not maintained
Il lesut ~ weeks school in the preceding
school yesr. but The new law has shorten
Cd the school year, 80 that no district will
be entitled 10 the public money that does
not maintain "a weeks OF school bstwesn
the Hrst Of last July and the first Of next
March. Many Of the smaller districts
hare school only 10 the 'pring and fall.
sod they vill be Likely 10 be left out M
les they can put 10 term before March
lst
OF course this Vas an oversight on the
part OF the Legislature. hut il shows that
il II not ~ easy matter TO pass laws 10
hurry and hsve them perfect. Whatever
may be said Of the school lay passed 10
1853. notuiibstsndiLs It. great length. il
wss very nearly periec. 10 oil it's provis.
ions, This perfection VA only attained
by going over II sgsip and sesin aud com.
pairing each section carefully, . work
which cannot be done 10 the closing hours
OF the session.
II v& the disposition to put Cd impor
tan. measures uniIl near the close Of the
session that characterized the last ieeisls
turs and made their work 10 uDsAiisfsc.
tory. lmportsn. bills should be introdue
Cd early ip the session and committees
should 60 iisht Il work upon them and
have them ready 10 report long before The
session draws 10 elose. This gives ample
time 10 discover and remedy defects, -
yell - more time for discns,,on upon The
merits Of the different bills.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

The London Echo srsvely announces iis
discovery Of the fact that 10 the multipli
city Of language daily spoken Chicago Il
more cosmopolitan than Cairo, Alsxsndris
or Coosaisn,ipopls. This hes been spPsr
sDt 70 Americans for deosde. II 10 rus
not alone Of Cbicsgo. but to . greater de
gree Of New York, and equally. doubtless,
Of Ssn Francisco. The abundance and
variety Of the racial tributaries to the
American population comprise . truly
modern wonder. And !. is occasional
glimpses Of this wonder which inspire th
deusnd for renewed vigilance 10 the eIclu
sion Of undesirable immigrants. Cosmop
olisanism 10 not slwsyss signal virtue OF
advantage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

The recent meeting OF the Formers Al
lisncr in Florida did no, sdopt tbs plaa Of
forming . s~psrsis political party but
many Of tho delegates we're % favor Of
such party, aud nov call has been 10.
sued fcr national con, ION to be held
10 C,nelnnsii 10 Ffbrusfy Tor The express
purpose OF forming . third party. The
call Is extended 10 al organizations that
are supposed to have . common object,
and are a,.s.ss6ed With shs esistipg order
Of thins-. The sres. trouble With such .
convection viii be 10 hormoniEe the differ
snt eieaenis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

Senstor Edmupds expressed the opinion
the other day thst the Mormons would
boar watching awhile yet. despite the fact
that Woodruff bad enjoined Thorn to 70
frain from contracting polygsmous mar,
riaees. President Harrison and Secretary
Noble are evidently Of the same mind, for
the former says 10 bis message that the
fact should not be overlooked the, the
doctrine OF belisf Of the cbnrch that poly.
gsmous marriages are rishtful and sup.
ported by divine revelation remains no
changed. and maintains that the only safe
thing 10 30 to deal with the Territory OF
Utah As that those who believe polygamy
to be rigbilul shall not have the power TO
make It lawful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

IL appears from the verified census
that the present population OF Vermont Il
49, t2a instead Of 332 2o5 As reported 10
October. being gain OF 1876 over the cen.
sus Of 1880. Instead Of loss OF 81. Thii
is winning BY . pretty narrow margin. buI
II is quite . victory considering the in
hueuces thu. have been a work to induce
capital aud The people TO leave the state
II tue books could bs accurately balanced,
doubtless IL would be found that The peo
pie sod money that have rsmained u HON,
have Jared the BEST.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

There hes been no general Indian out,
break. but there have been some stir
mhbes In which sev,rsl bsve been killed
on both sidee. Ia Que OF these the noted
chiei Sitting Bull snd bis son were killed
He ~m srssird by The lodisn police when
bic foiioSers rallied TO his rescus aud 10
ihs Eight which eIsued be snd several
NOR. ~ere Killed. This may bring on .
eepstsi ssr, though the ssssou Of the year
IL not favorable for the Indiana TO make .
successful campaign. Nevertheless they
can make . great deal Of trouble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

A Cornse,icut vousp hes proven her
shssvd Does 10 curious vsy. Her has
bend died fsv days sso He Isit her .
thoussrd 5ellsn 10 bic Wills much more
10 her child, and the balance Of an estate
Of or. 600 10 = psfsmous With whom be
hsd be living for ni,een OF sixteen yssrs
The vronsei vile vas ADVISED 10 contest
the will. bat she did nothing Of the sort.
She allowed 1, 10 be probssed. Then she
sued ,be oiber womsu for big damages for
the slieosiicn Of her husbands affections
and pui ~ attachment on the devised
property until the sui, IL decided This is
better than contesiies the viii, y cause
no Jury will fail TO stand by osed
wife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

IL il understood that the republican
members OF the census committee have
reached al agreement upon reapportion'
ment bill, based upon 9 representation Of
Of 1856 members OF the House. The pres
ent aous. consists OF 332 members. The
ratio OF representation 10 one member Ia
each l73 90l Of The population. This ID
about tine lsvest number which will per
NIT each state during the next decade 10
retain its present membership. The fol-
% wing sis,es will gain in representation:
Alabama, u; Arkansas. l; California, /;
Colorado, i; Georgia /; Illinois, 2; Kan.
sas. i; Massachusetts. 1; Michigan, 1;
Minnesota, 2. Missouri. /; Nebraska, 8;
New Jersey, l; Oregon. l; Pennsylvania
2; Texas. 2; Washington, l. and Wiscon
sin. /. or "a in oil.
The money market hss been easier the
past week, aud though there have been
some iailnrea it is ilough, that the worst
10 over. 10 congress tue republican eau :
cos committee has reached an agreement
which will take the shape OF bll to be
prepared by Senator Sherman, providing
for the purchase Of the surplus siY bul
lion. estimated ct sl2. 0C0. 600 Wort the
issue OF 500 600. 900 two per ecu, bonds.
the purchase Of silver bullion from time to
time, 70 make good the retirement Of No
tional bank circulation and the recoinage
Of the trade dollar THIS is not IS bad 90
fres silver coinage but there are already
indicstiops that people are boarding gold
aud gold certificates 10 anticipation Of .
premium on gold which has bad look,
aud il . double standard Of vslues follows
il will work m ore injury than good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

The reasnry department has informed
The = cior Of customs 81 Burlington tbs.
ther 90 such article ~ maple molssses
knof % the trade aud in the sbsence Of
specific provision 10 the tariff for maple
syrup'csnot y exempted from duty either
- molasses on ID sugar. and thst |. should
DO classified rs manufactured article not
otherwise provided for, dutisbls Ut 30 per
cent al vslorem To avoid the duty
"boll il down
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18
Want Of CenEdsnes.

An exchange very truthially ssys; Way
10 il. people ere askiss ever dr., shs,
there is such desrih Of money! II has
90, been exported Has 1t been boarded,
No, u oil. There 10 iasi - much money
10 cirsalss,on. probably more shsn ever.
Bat The trcuble 10 last hers. Ia ordinary
tinss Asascisl trAnssctstions are base
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

The fshs 10 Ifslssd between Parnsll
and those vbo are opposed 70 bis remain
LOG leader Of shs hone rule party is gros
ips more bitter. spd shslsvsr the out
come may b. Il cannot bss b. dsssimsns
"a 10 u.s party. The Catholic church su'
ibori,iss generally opposs Psrnsll and
they s1sr, vsst influence upon The peo
pls there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

New York city Is delighted over ths
prospect of az abundant Toe harvest on tbs
Hud-on. Tue latest reports have il that oil
tbs ferries above Rhinebsck have ceased
runnins, aud .. various points near Cats
Hill gangs Of men are engaged 10 prepsr
ing tue ice houses for the harvest. which
will probably begin the lat Of this weeh
With ,ea.incb ice. Ice on the Kennebec
is also uearI, ready for cutting. There |,
going to he no ice famine next year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

TErs arays sRcrip "a HioH HsorsR ~
c,sr asrno.s pncpprus oosTRotoy TErza
oss s.mrrs. vuH an ncnra1sa rss1ran
90 nncKsAsxa scsrs ~ wicra
Eplaf nca.pssa AID ssiIsoE WHO MAS smA
rgD MS oovsTrr FAITHFULLY n TIxn on
wan oramY 10 nDcHlrHa rEssscs. NOT A.
aaarruy But As xArrxa oy uxrra 'us'
Tgrn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

livs s,cca. 10 The pes, ytss, ~snsis START
lsns. II snoaau Va nssfiy sleres snd >
quarter nsiIioss IL dollars. every Item
sr.csps huilairss shovios . dfscrssse
The vs'ne 81 fsus lad hss lessesed BY
nor then ss.oooooo May irnsrs
speak daspcbdsrily 81 the siius,ion-
Crops lssi sesson se,e veTy gensfslly
beio. sss gisndsd. Essn The appls crop
be- tot 10 30 sbspdsni one. The trees
bloMonea siih gwss promise 10 the
sprius. bat blight sppsrepuy esused
BIZ The cold, vet weather. dirsirished The
BEARING Of orchards which looked veil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

The attention OF American tariff 70.
form ere IL called to the fact thst the Fog
iish manufacturers Of b.ading twine have
formed . nust 10 sdv.aoe prices 10 the
full eI,cn, Of the reduction 10 the Amer.
Can duty. Tits 10 the same course pur
sued by the Eagli4h iin.plste men when
The house Passed the Mill, bill. II
tbross some intereting light on vexed
qaesiiga u who pays the duty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

Secretary Window properly declines 70
listen for one moment 70 the suggestion
that be .bsll invade the $40. 000. 900 fund
reserved for the redemption Of ths Treas.
ure noies 10 order 70 relieve the money
market Better any strinsency and any
possible result ois.rlngency than suoh %
undermining ~ that would be Of The
security Of the currency.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

The osssas Of 1890 doss not appear 10
bear 90, the free traders assertion about
ths sbsndonnsr, Of Nev Eogland. Tbs
ys,s II increase 10 population Of Mes
Rngisaa 10 The past decade v i7.62; II y
greater than ior ,bs previous thirty ysan.
snd compares fsvorsbly With the average
increase shcun by oil csosusss siucs 1870.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

Irtsnss cola prevails ii Qasbsc. ssd -
ios bridge hes been fosrsd scrcs tbs 81
Lssresos 81 tia. point This b said V
he ID. earliest period for ~ ios bridge Y
form 90 The river ihsss "siihia tb'
memory 81 Tho Oldest iohsbissnt" Lev
.losa live 10 Qssbeo sho vsh 70. II q
ooli ssosgh here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18
EBEN II. GRAVES Estate.

: rtale Of Vermont. District 81 Manchester 10.
In Fsobsts Court held ~ Manchester, with "a
and for said District on ihe i7ih day Of Deem
bes A. ID. 1890.
An instrument purpoii ting 10 be the issi vi
and Testament ~ EbeD n Graves, late Of Fun
dsfisnd ia said District deceased. was presented
fer Probate.
whersnpon q o. scion u raid Court. 10 be held
al the PROBATE Office 10 Manchester. In said Lis-
ulci, on the 7od day Of lamar, A, u 1897,
II two O'Clock 10 The AfternDon saz ~.
pointed Tor the probate OF ssid irs;fameSt
aud ior all persons concerned 70 spyssf shd cor
tee, The zane, II esase there be for 10 dolos
and pubic notice thereof vss ordered 10 be gwen
BY The publication hereof In the MsHchs sisr
JorEsAis 8 nssspsper prrtsd ~ said MgneLss.
ter. thee uests suecsssiseiy previous 10 ssid
tune 30 Appointed.
A true record.
LIE. FEhs, Esgis teri
ATras Copy u Record,
$751; Attest, J. T. Penn. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

An etperimens Tor the solution OF The
tramp qnes,ion was begun ia Germany
BY beuev,len. clergyman ia 1882. Il
vas 10 sise relief 10 those Migrants 10
exchange Tor york. Hs established sts
ton, styled labor colonies. and Last year
n Of them admitted 623l persona. II q
tramp reio,es The work provided for him
sss colony. be s turned over TO the civil
authorities and disposed Of according 10
Law. The syssem has already reduced
vagraey and neudicsney 10 the Empire,
u 10 reported. and hes diminished iodis
csimlns's slmssivins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

God IN 3aenos Ayres. The nrst Of the
month. ~ss auo.sd ss 2os per cent. pre-.
mium. o. over three dollars 10 paper chr.
rsacy Tor che In speaking Of The none,
tssy troubles 10 the Arsentins Republic
The Troy Times ssys.-- There 10
no scarcity Of paper currency 10 tbs.
coua,ry. The goveromsni and the various
hanks have sssssd almost usliniisd quAn.
Titles Of nosss The ditEcuisi~s With these
isssss il lhst they lack substantial ecu,
rity IN The vsy Of redsenins ea4h. There
10 . Suggestive iessoa 10 al this fos The
iev Aussioaas uho yss cling 10 the Dat
morey belief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18
COURT or INSOLVENCY.

Fra q oy WILSON. Dist let Of naocbes.sr.
10 Tho Nj; er OF JOHN ID. PUHDY, fosolvent
Uebeor
Tste Notice than John u. Pardy OF Manehss.
ter, 10 the District o. Manchester was on the
4th day Of December. 1890. sejpdged an in.oi.
vent debtor; and that . meeting 81 creditors ~
aid inrolvsnt debtor will be held st Court u
Insolvency. Al the Probate CfIics 10 said Dstrict
on the S0ih day Of December, 1880. At 10 O'Clock
10 the forenoon, TO prove their debts sLd ehooss
obs or more sssigDess Of hts estate; end that
the payment u any dsbts and The delivery ~
any property belonging 10 said debtor to him o.
for HE use, and the transfer Of any properly by
him, are forbidden by lac.
Dated a. Manchester tbi. 10th day Of Deoem.
ber, 1890
sa2w y.R PENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18
l1oMMIssIONEk,s NOVICE.

| I ,O3I III ISSIONERb NUIICE.
Estate Of J. BAEToN WILLARD.
Tie undersigned having been appointed by
the bon. Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine, and
against the estate Of
J Barton Willard, late Of Manchester
Ia said District, deceased, and I'll claims sxhb~
tied In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet. for tbs purposes Aforesaid
st tho Probate Once 10 Manchester on
the 9th day Of June, 1891. from nine O'Clock
4. \. nti1 four O'Clock y. ~, on said day. and
that ak months from the gsb day ~ December
A. d. 1890. 10 the time limited BY said Court Tor
said creditors 10 present their claims TO ~ tor
examination and allowance.
Dated IT Manchester this 9th day OF Deem.
ber, A. D. 1891.
SAMUEL O. CONE,
CHARLES X. BUCKLIs. {Com 10.
3iaw RALPH 7. PURDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18

csas3s's decrease 10 aggregate valuation
d farm lssds. baildinss, inpisnsats ssd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-18
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Edwin K. Alsip 4 Co.,
The Oldest and largest Real Estate
House in Central California.
FOR SALE,

So, 6OO-A nice cottage on the south line OF
ID street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
lot 40xl60; stable. shrubbery, blue grass:
everything in good condition; location cannot
be beat this is bargain.
S1,S5O-Lot 3Ox16C, with a good frame dwell.
ing OF five rooms; No. 25O9 street: this prom
erty is worth inspection.
s., 2OO-Lot 40x160, on Sixteenth street.
with good dwelling of eight rooms: beauti.
full garden, property easily worth S., 900. The
parties only selling ON account of removal.
2,7OO-Lot S0xl60 on the east line of six.
teenth street, between D and E; good house
OF seven rooms and stable; plenty of room on
this lot for building other houses for ren.,
which will be occupied as soon as complete /.
50, 5OO-Lot 40x160 with cottage of six
rooms, bath, pantry and closets good barn
2Ox4O In the rear; 1921 G street, one block
from street cars
So, 5OO-Lot Soxl6o, north line of G street,
between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth it is
modern house of eight rooms; this prop
erty could not be built and fitted up in this
way short of 81 600; to be sold on account OF
the family
Sc ,OOO-Fine lot, soxso, on the northeast
corner OF Eighth and G streets; large frame
dwelling with latest improvements, including
furnace and register; it is the property OF the
late John Mcneil, and is offered st bargain
So, 5OO-Something very fine; No. 1850 1
( street, modern two story frame dwelling;
interior apartments first-class; Lot 4Oxl6O; To-
cation most desirable.
So, 6OO-A good two story frame dwelling.
!. noIth line OF 0 street, between Twenty-sec
ono and Twenty third, with seven rooms; lot
40x160: street macadamiZed.
So .46O- Good frame dwelling of five rooms;
lot 29x160: south line of o street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
$l,6OO-Lot 40xl60, north line of @ street,
between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth;
good one-story frame dwelling, with four
rooms and bath
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-01
OIL STORAGE.
The Subject Considered by the CITY Board
of Trustees.

The Subject Considered by the City Board
of Trustees.
At yesterdays session of the City Boord
of Trustees Grove L. Johnson appeared on
behalf of Whittier, Fuller & Co. in
regard to the matter of the storage of petro-
leum and the refined products thereof
within certain limits. He held that the
proposed amended ordinance was directed
at the house of Whittier, Fuller & Co., an
old-established firm, which owned the
property on which it does business here.
He could not see why that house should be
singled out to have its operations restricted
If the proposed ordinance were passed it
would amount to prohibition of one
branch of the firms business, and could
not be enforced in the Courts. They
could not be forced outside the city limits,
since it would be impossible for them, in
winter, to reach their warehouses. Mr..
johnson argued that nobody was endan-
gered by the storage of these oils in the
| company's warehouse, as it was surrounded
by double brick walls The insurance
rates on hay, Touring mills, etc., are sew
| real times as great as that on stored oils.
which Is but 81 40 in the case of Whittier.
Fuller g. Co., while Touring mills paw as
high as S.. This, he held, was because the
oil IS not regarded as dangerous Public
sentiment had not demanded the proposed
amendment of the oil storage ordinance.
Chief Engineer 0'Meara being asked his
opinion on the subject replied that he
thought fifty cases of gasoline was as much
as any one store should be allowed to
carry.
General Tozer, of Whittier, Fuller & Co.
was present and answered several oues.
tons asked of him by the Trustees. He
claimed that there was no occasion for any
alarm on account of the storage of oil. He
suggested that the matter be continued
until the leading oil firms and Chief En-
gineer could altogether. He thought
they could agree on the terms of an Or
dinance that would be satisfactory to the
Trustees
a. Cronkite, representing the Standard
OIL Company, also spoke against the pro-
posed ordinance as being practically pro-
hibitory
Trustee Mclaughlin said that privileges
were granted to houses in one district of
the city that were not enjoyed by houses in
other districts. He referred to the district
embracing that part of the city west of
Second street, from | to L. He preferred
10 have the whole subject laid over for
further investigation, and it was SO or
dered.