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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

The sixteenth Gen raj Annual Confer.
ens'e 81 the Mormon church opened AZ
Salt Lake last week.
The will 81 the late Colonel J. Mervyn
nonaiue. i'rt ~iGent ui lhe san kfanCisco
and Northern acihc Cost railroad, MS
iornia Is ADM ted io probate Que day 'ast
week in Marin comfy, Cal No contest
Of the will wAs iled.
The San Diego sun says there is no
doubt that several hundred Cinnamon
have found their way into California from
the Mexican st G viii Ia tie past wear,
II is slso asserted that sew, II Chine q
women we're hand from one of the
boats at Pa tic Beach one night las
week.
The suit 81 Cap'sn Jerome Cox at san
Francisco against Attorney u, NJ Del
IN $, 10 r. cover $500, IN value ot Ger
tain claims against in. GIN mt Cox re-
covered in las suit atalust CHARLES NJ
Lsug In, resulted Ia the jury award ny
Cox 81 $50 D,lras purchased thu
claims IN the lasl-nam, d su =, and Cox
claimed hat il WIS on h = ADVICE and 10.
tis benefit that the purchase was made.
A convention OF retail lumber dealers
met AT the FNoius OF hhe NHuuh'#f OF
Commerce in san Fran isco lew days
ago. Repre- sentative : w,re press mt iiohs
almost every iunb section of th4 State
The purpose OF the ,onyeution, an
nounc, d in a call recently is r nutu
protection 81 legitimate t-ade aud 10 en-
force the priucipie hat the wholesale aud
retail bran, hes OF the lumber busius IS
are s, parate and dis met, and % resist
the policy cf wholcs lie d"alcrs in their
effo-ts to encroach upon the rights OF re-
tail lumbermen.
An explosion occurred in the oil tnn
mel at adams canyon, near Santa Panla
few DAYS ago. seriously injuiiug Alex
Farrell, John Bronty and NJ. franklin
II. Hardisou, E, II, 0rme, 5. W, Young
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

A well-organized gang Of burglars have
been working Helena, Mont.
At Cairo, III, Allen Thoras, colored,
killed his wife and then suicid ID ;
jealousy.
Charles Bond at Fresno, Cal for beat
ing Mrs Sweet, has been gwen b40
days in jail.
The cd red ianitor at the Salem, Mass.
postoliie h ~ conf, ssed to robbing the
mail Tor three years.
A colo ed man named Wood. coveted
of murder, has been sentenced at New
York TO die by electr city.
The twelve Chinaman arrested at ii /
ena, Mont, for the murder OF negro
woman have been releas d.
George 4. Fields, mulatto, aged 26
vas banged at $ ranton Mi s., last week
for the murd r Of Jennie NJ sley.
Deputy Sheriff Kaufman at New York
has been arrested and charg d with steal
irg goods which were placed in the shtr-
IFS hands.
Hon Lee Williams, member OF the
LEGISLATURE from Shelby ,oTntv, Ind
has been arrested ior crooked work II
pension and divorce cases
Frank T. l. wis, a teacher in the Gov
ernn,ent school at Pine Ridge agency
was as .assnata al few days ago bV Ea-lt
llo s., n crazy Indian, who afterwards
shot hinse through the head.
A rich landed proprietor in Austria has
been s-ntcnred to s. n months pena
servitude, with occasion Al days o shor
rat o and sleeping on IA plank bed, 10
/ inhumAnly tortur NJ farm servant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25
FALLING IN LOVE.
The Process Viewed in the Light of a Cold,
Scientific Fact,

sclentinc fact.
Failing in love-" as modern biology
teaches us to believe, is nothing more
than the latest, highest and most in
volved exemplification in the human
race of that almost universal selective
process which Mr.. Darwin has enabled
us to recognize throughout the whole
long series of the animal kingdom. The
butterfly that circle. and eddies in his
aerial dance around his observant mate
is endeavoring to charm her by the del
icacy of his coloring and to overcome
her coyness by the display of his skill
The peacock that struts about in i'm
perial pr de, under the eye of his atten-
tive hens, is really contributing to the
future beauty and strength of his race by
collecting to himself harem, through
whom he hands down to posterity the
valuable qualities which have gained
the admiration of his mates in his own
person.
Mr.. Wallace has shown that to be
beautiful is to be efficient; and sexual
selection is thus, as it were, a mere lat
eral form of natural selection-a sur
vival of the fttest in the guise of mu
tnal attractiveness and mutual adapta
pity producing on the average max
mum OF the best properties of the race
IN the resulting offspring. | must not
dwell here upon this aspect of the case
because 1t is one with which, since
the publication OF the Descent of Man"
all the world has been sufficiently ia
miliar. Grant Alien.
An Unfortunate Mstake.-'T wish
to say to the congregation. said the
minister that the pulpit is not respon-
siole FOR the errors OF the printer on the
tickets for the concert in the Sunday
/ school room. The concert is for the
benefit OF the Arch Fund, not the Arch
rlend' We will now sing hymn six
10 err is human, to forgive divine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25
HOOSlGR SHREWDNESS.


There are several champion mean
men in this country" said the circus
agent, but my champion mean man
lives in town in Indiana. If any other
state can match him I'll let one thou
sand orphans into ourshow for nothing. p"
Give us the particulars" remarked
one of the group.
"Well, when our advertising car got
along there last season the men wanted
one side Of coopersh shop to display some
of our finest ictures. The owner wanted
twenty-five dollars in cash and ten free
ckets for the privilege, but we refused
to be robbed He finally came down to
twenty dollars, then to fifteen dollars
and we offered him ten dollars He
aid he would take an hour to think il
over, and at the end of that time | went
to get his answer,
What do you estimate the tickets
worth?' he asked.
Fifty cents apiece
And can sell miner
"'If YOU wish.
"'Well. you see how it is. Nv wife is
very sick and liable to die. If she lives
we can use two of the tickets to 90 te
the circus. If she dies | can use one
out III have to give the other to my
alster-in-law for helping at the funeral
that's just what l have agreed to do
Mako It $3.50 and ten tickets, and yol
can have the shop
AS business is business. l agreed t,
his terms, hut never ached harder j.,
my life to give anybody good licking.
N. Y. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25
THE TRAIN DISPATCHER
On the Accuracy of His Work Depends fin
Lives of Travellers.

Lives of Travellers.
Sixty miles an hour! A mile a min.
ute! These are expressions that sur.
gest to every body sudden roar Of an
iron monster, wild shrek of piercing
whistle, the dazzling fash of the en-.
gine's headlight, the hot rush Of air. and
the slowly ceasing thunder Of vibrating
rails. What else does it suggest To
the unreasoningly timid it brings Ts
ions of the horrible crash and shocked
colliding trains, the deafening rerar
bration of the last mad wild echoes that
hover above the wrecked coaches on the
lonely road. To those who have conf.
dence in the eye that looks out beyond
the glaring headlight, and in the hand
that fondles the shining lever it brings
the comfortable reflection of conscOus
safety, and, as the tired eyes Close
dreamingly, the last thought is oneOt
perfect trust in the Providence Of intel
ligent 'watchfulness that sits in the
glowing cab.
Once in a while, however the long
train carries somebody whose duties in
life are those which the solitary engl'
eer is performing. If he thinks about
the matter at all his thoughts do not
center on the figure in the cab ahead
They revert to a long room in Olg
depot where the only sound that Dis
turbs the weird stiffness of the plaeeh
that of sharply clicking telegraph III
struments. A white-sleeved youngman
sits at his little brass arrangement
keys or PAGES the floor overlooking 'a'
labors of his assistants at the pOsNs
This is the train dispatcher and Oh
him devolves the responsibility oreSe''
engine and every car that travels alo1s
the road. 1t is he who must pro'gis
against possible disaster or delay ahu
with his fingers he speaks to every
glistening rail and every grimy snO o.,
stack on the long lines OF railroad il'
engineer rests his hand on the tnio'u'
with an easy mind. His Thoughts mal
wander away to the crib OF his sieFF'ls
babe or the couch that awaits MS N'a ~,
limbs when his labors are over anu ~
reflection of the light that streams . luI,
the lamp above him may be to MS ''4''
eye the glow of the hearthstone,
But for the train dispatcher 'lqie
no surcease of mental effort ne :,
not browse for an instant and &c n.y. y,
not permit his fancy to roam llOu ),
business in hand even for the sfa'' M !,
time occupied by the stroke :, ,or,
clock on the wall. Ten miles an r,tla
or sixty miles an hour it matters =, NM, M
to the MISUNDERSTANDING hgufe .aa Il Il
cab. He knows where he is eAl ~. ,ba
a certain time; he knows, too 'na n,.rt;
voung man who directs his movens MA
has cleared the way for him anu 'l The
every thing safe for an easy run .nirt i
romantic passenger doesn1 :, sl has On.
these things. He feels thae ~ and
trusted his life to the englhes .ion n
when he has reached his destl ,;.,ti0r
alights with feeling OF au as., II;
and gratitude for the man .,sdIss tie
among the blazing Goals and f0na ..,,. !.
bar of iron that regulates n''
steed. Herald
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AMONG THE FURNACES.


Racing Steamers
II Ia a hot. calm day in the mlddle OF
summer, the sea rolling In long smoo'n'
oilv swells. There is a light breeze
rioht astern, but the ship IL steaIhihB
~ fast as the wind and the sails hang
,,stIesslv from the yards and flap against
tho pasts and ropes. As one descends
the englne-room ladder the ar iooi'
close and deadly heavy ana brings On "
dull headache. The engineer on wa.oh
il dragging himself round as II ms
,i,,ba we're OF lead, and even Tue
epgines do not seem to be going aheao
with their usual energy AS we pass
through the tunnel which connects the
onr,ra room with the stoke hole the
stiding atmosphere nearly drives US
back. There is not breath OF a'r com
inp down the ventilators, ana the he".
10 so great that one has sensation rs OF
n hmm of lead in the ears, ana one
voice sounds thick and far away
The dremen are stripped to the waist
and the engineer has very little more on
being only distinguishable by the gii'
hand and badge on his cap as he moves
obont from one furnace to another
directing the firemen or regulating the
water in the boilers
In spite Of the heat the fires purn
dull. for they can get no air ana th'
dremen. urged on-one might say driven
by the engineer, ARE doing all they
know" with rake and shovel to Keep up
steam. the perspiration running III
streams down their coal-begrimed bodies
and leaving them striped ike zeDras
Each man in turn falls back exhausted
and is succeeded by another, who lays
hold of the heavy "slice, and works the
fire through and through; but all to ne
purpose, for in spite of all they can DC
The steam will not rise. In techn'ca!
language, ''she is steaming stlif, anu
unless the nd changes, or gets strong
er. will continue to do so.
To keep on at this work without
drinking is impossible, and the firemen
consume an incredible amount of water;
but, in spite of all the praise bestowed
upon this beverage by teetotallers, II
has its dangers when drank to excess
especially in a high temperatures an"
presently one of the men, who has been
/ indulging too freely, is seized WIFI
cramps in the stomach and has to DC
carried on deck, leaving the rest tearing
away at the obstinate tires.-Contempo
| rarv Review
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25
PERSONAL AND ,Mpra.

A New York be,-1 A
"a a Thousand do,lass, Whose H..
piano painted by aay' ishayss'
rator, which viii coss foe,.essivaa dss'
dollars. 's hiteen hund,s
The laryas+ IN,
the State OF New yar UT q real estate.
and Rhinelander fam,,,a aoept the Asas
Miss Mary G. pincknev e y, = said Dh
three years old. one Is seyep,,
Near Lebanon. pa q
teacher who has nm ~, .nere is scbox
sleep, and freo,,ont1 aol, nate desire !.
school hours Tho s'.i !, siumbers DUN.
to wake him a few d. being un,Ns
their books and starts s ago =, gathered /,
Peter Lainp. who ~. aone.
ONO o,ia.. VINO mas probahlv 8,
who is certainly tha sliis Country, nj
centenarian a. .no most remarksna
other day admitted ' Z, /, britain was H.
Elgin a member ~ /. nis native town !,
Odd Fellows 'ne local lcdea !,
--Rarrara Mari,
Pa one n tha ra,, OF Phnnixyill.
lava. wears n si,nas - brigade at Bsl,t
the sultan 90 T'' 'nedal given him /.
from Queen v;a. urkey and a gold a..
pravea the word .ori a., On each ara i,
man Ralap,ana as' oebastopol, Inks,
~ n W ana Alma"
800 . ", Merher' the manager Of n.
~ NJ da"'no WORKS at Frankto,ts4
s ~ uieu recently. For ovs.
a. r.o. go no mas mad more TO do wiz
- ,''o.ure OF quinine than y.
~ faa'a - .lie world, was the sutho,
snaaaa oa' 'est LOT determining 4.
a,naIoa " qulnine salt from ATM,
a.nenoia naioius' and had made NAV.
- - .onS ~ chemical manufactu,,.
49, anu III philosophical an,a
SOU" r. ~,
D,op.r' oi bath, Me-, Is nbv.t
Ia. nv noius a nigh reputation and ,
H. Vioo' ne mas one queer HOLM,
aao.aaa a. 10 nave the Atlanta
49,, 80 - a ~" ooat lie sunk round
80 "'oioy III httlng out man n,
oS"so iow years ago The man
10 NJ He!oi nearu Oh after he left Tia
.,"'.o oo"s'' Inc doctor is still ON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25
ELEVATOR SICKNESS.
How 1t May BE Avoided During Rapid
Ascent Descent.

Ascent or Descent.
A great many people are unable to
ride on elevator cars on account of the
feeling that their hearts and souls are
being pulled out of them when the ma
chine starts to drop. People with heart
affection are frequently forbidden by
their physicians to ride in the cars, and
it is disagreeable to thousands who ride,
in spite of it, to save time and legs in
the big buildings of the city.
A well-known lawyer, who has very
level head at most times, admits that
his head feels empty when the elevator
starts down, but claims to have discov-
cred a very simple mechanical trick by
which he avoids the all-gone feeling.
He is willing to have it suggested to his
fellow mortals anonymously.
81 take long breath" he said, 'just
as l step on the elevator, and hold it
with a tight pressure. Then, just as
the elevator begins to sink, l let it out
exactly with the motion of the car. The
quicker the car starts the quicker and
harder press out the air, and I don't
feel as if my soul had flown out: in fact,
can avoid the least disagreeable SEN
sation."
Another gentleman who tried the ex-
pertinent vouched for the results in his
case. Don't imagine that you have to
blow so that every body else in the car
can hear YOU" he said. "All you need
to do is to hold the breath tightly and
let 1t go noiselessly out the nose.
think the sensation is due to the sudden
change of pressure of blood in the heart
and head, and the compression of air in
the breathing organs offsets that press
ure by reaction when the car starts" -
PHILADELPHIA Inouirer
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

The e'ectric light plant has arrive at
Nerth Yakima. Wash, and it will b .
loug before that city will be hrilaaptiy
illuminate l. The company is meeting
with considerable trouble in getting tie
rght Il way or tie water-Aorks main.
II NO ks when couYleted will z We the
,ity plenty of w4ter lor al puri les. Ia
make surety dou ly sure that the city
shall be amply suppl ed, thee viii pe
TWO double pumps with capacity OF
| 80, 100 gallons each.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

A new canal wi be Immediately con.
siruotad. TO com, CT the waters OF Detn it
nay, Puget sound ~ IL OTIS canal. NJ
piece oil enein ering has been talk, d o.
that vill prove OF such isnic in port
anre TO the future welfare of this stat rs
tris simple accon plishment. The new
ciiy of Detroit is situated AT ih- head o
h canal aud is destined u he ONE al
important city OF Pug, sour d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

Helen Alingham, widow OF William
| All ngham, The poet, has received a
great coup iment. She is the first OF her
sex to he tlo,tad member OF the Eng
lish Royal Society OF Painters in Water
Colors
Senator Brown OF Georgia is devoted
member OF the Baptist chui CHI, and has
proved his zeal bv lar4e contributions.
He has made gift of $50, o00 to the Bap-
tist theological seminary at Louisville,
Ky.
Jacob Kimmel farmer of OrwiRsburp,
Pa, has had piece Of wood an inch
long aud half an inch wide taken from
his arm. 1t was a splinter from z IN
which exploded in his ha DIS thirty-two
years ago.
Frank b. Tracy, son Of the Secretary
Of the Navy, is an nhusi site tine stot k
raiser and has u ma&nili ent farm ~
riopa county, n. Y. He has an alhl lc
physique, aud looks rs if he COLD hold
his own IN any position.
Mr.. Glider Of the Century says The
ve'y b ct poe n, the very rest novel
shott story, essay or descriptive article
that can b. written II the English Ian
guage, and especially by an American
writer, is in constant demand"
The Prince Of Naples, heir to the
throne Of Italy. will spend the coming
summer maSing tour Of the European
courts and 10, king for wife He is q
da'k, slender youth not bad looking
but with very delicate constitution.
1t is related Of John Rorrs, the sculp
r. that he began his life ~ clerk N q
dry .ods store in Boston, and not TIL ht
was 81 years old. after he had run loco
motive, worked in machine Shop ane
been a surveyor, did he produce his first
group, the "Slave Auction"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

1.-THE sphere of woman , IS 81, oh, bsr
extending. said Mrs. Lashln ...s'le s,us
husband EVERY once in WI. ssa
woman goes into the lecture lecture se,e
eyes" said her husband Wea. nnNs:h.
nv married man knows en'~
lngton Post. ;. .har slssr'
-Tommy-''Paw, why 90 'u tssr tas
say counting noses wns ~. Fier-"li
about counting crowdF" Mr. fi ny %
started at political meetings so. e. sben
You can see politicians sa;vs,jpsa.h
there is not light enough 70 - Exprsss
any thing else. "-Terre Ha ,us a =,
Husband Of s;rong-minu ee,setsd 20
"well, nv dear. they have . e,ga rigss
nresident of the women,s equ ~ coars,
Stub You're Mrs. President W y vii
That will be your title now W. sane liias
be?" Wife-"You'll be ny ,a ard
old IDIOT you always we're 'sV's
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

1t IS reported that .he French Govern
nent has ordered census of ii . fiar-
man res dents in the suburbs OF Paris
1t is underst OF that the step has hem
taken So that German resident, without
means OF subsistence may be sent to Ger.
army.
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MARKET,

No complaints are heard about the gen
i. al state Of business in all lines when,
when spring does arrive, viii be eNceeo'
ingly brisk The sole exception seems |"
be a,sfers of real estate, which are prov
ing disapp intment to the brokers' pn'
hopes are freely entertained that the sea
son will yet be one Of the best on record
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

There las ben an appeal made nv
dleh hurch"n Catholic pr ests to their
especial cong euat ous To- love II Sarah
BeInhardt while in London as punish
mcnt for what they cal her blasnhn,n,
IN reading the part Of the Virgin MARY
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-25

The beautiful and fast ST. amer City Of
Detroit. with ti'st-tla lass accnmn odations
Tor 200 passen = rs, has just been
launch d, aud will ply between the new
city OF Detroit and Puget sound points
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

Beecham's Plls o1res sck Heaaachs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

Cushman'e FSenGhcI
Inhaler Cures C3t5rrh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23
The Chicago Route.

Grand Rapids q Indiana and Mlchi.
gan Central railroad, through Wagner
sleeping cars. Commencing Monday
June %, trains Will run as follows:
Grand Rapids 70 Chicago - Leave
Grand Rapids, 1925 q. M, 1880 2. m;
arrive Chicago, AIS p. m, sos n. n.
1925 a. ID. .Ta.n has Wagner parlor car.
Grand Rapids 70 Chicago. arriving
there IN time for all afternoon Western
connections. ll.30 ?. m. train has
through Wagner sleeping car. These
tTsinA will run daily except sunday.
Chicago to Grand T:apiGs-Leave Chi
cago, 700 a. M, $40 ,. M, 1910 =. M;
arrive Grand Rapids, 2.05 o. m, $50 p.
m, $50 a. m. $40 p. M. tram has Wag-
neT parlor car, Chicago 10 Grand Rap
.ds. daily except sunday. Dining car
attached between Chicago and kalsma-
ZOO. 1910 p. IA. traia daily except
Saturday, has through Wagner sleeping
car.
For sleeping caT reservations, apply
Al Union tckcto office. Monroe-st., or 20
A Almoulst AZ station.
{. J.. lockwood. q. P. &T.A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

Telephone Orders will receive prompt
and careful attention.
Canal-st. Telephone..................No. No. 16i
West Fulton-st. Tolephono.....No. i0S0
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-23

sfrnek.oa of fh~ necessary bria9es. es'tsftA
s-lisFs. ersss sslks nsl- -helss. e&tca- e@si -
ssp p1e4s1xs sla eess1oois ln s8.a FeTt.fa 81
$40 Goa 1fea4e--11e sazs selnz . lcssss-is ,
gas,ie laapFoxses2I
AaePss1.
isas-Asa- Anaerson. csFssEtsr, Deren.
Dayis Em0sr, 8a1ser. AlilS ofDssasii s-@1-
ssFs. sssla. slekes SprVzl. ststtlas. rtfsssf
Iats9u-E
Aays-Soae-
b "A. sfEBBISS.
Aes9lse1. fost ais boBeF. the ra@sor sP
F9sAt egunisise % fnree meagseFs - i-ls
ee2aeli ~ r@p9rt t0 tals es4neA la fssst~ 70
tAs neeess.zFY 1oSsl.s foE cQa12etla< tAs AF>l
se1ers! e.eeuoa. 80 b tel1 rais TALL - t1st
The nsribers of rats beard. aaa ofnefs - De
sgpoiate1 10 aet - las9seteFs % sac tseesio +.
nas become fzmllsE sita thef aetlss enarf
the nsw siseg.ea lzw adogssd b tas l&st Legs
lsfBrs of this safe.
Aa9pss1.
TAs mayor appointed Ala steSoins. Ssan-
dsTs I'D sprozl Ss saca COMMITTEES.
81 A.a. SIEbBtNS.
Resolved. bat he Dosra Of Putile Works In
and Tor the City q Grand Rapids be. sac Il IS
hereby directed . fgraish 70 the Common
CoUaell oi said city. an appEoximaEs estimate
o. tas cost u grsdlas aaa grsveAng Cot
avenue. public street. In The City of 0rsaa
Hapi-S from the uoFsh las Of East Bridge
street.. a pg0lis street In SAL eigg. northwest
% the s9Gfh l.as OF the Detroit. Grand Haven
4 Milwaukee Railway conpaEy's Fisht Of way.
| IL said city lneluaiax tas construction ofpzyei
cutters Ia sGd : vertical MediRs ss0ne curb IN
said described portlen u szid Colt avenue
/ aHt also Including tie eOnstguet.o- of the nee
/ essarg BRIGGS. eulverts, cutters. frossvalAs
m2u-h0.es. catch-haslns approaches and cess
pools IN said portiou OF said Cois ayeaue-ths
same being necessary public Improvement.
| AaoCted.
| Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren
/ Dogls. Emmer Hauser. Miuer. NILS. O'Don
nell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. SpToll. siebblns
ssryker 1aIegn-le.
| NayS-Soae.
| By AID. SAUNDERS;
Resolved. That the CITY Marshal be. and &:
/ hereby instructed TO notify each property
/ oWEer or occupant on either side bi PlAinncic
avenue. from ColbroOk street 10 Sweet
street 10 repair or rebuildNhere necessary tneII
Sidewalk in front OF their premises. within j
days af1er service upon them OF such notice
and IL not done within that time. TO cause
the same % be done aud make his returns
according TO law.
Adopted
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren
| Doyle Emmer. Hauser. Miller Mills. 0'Don
nell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. sproul. Stebbins
| Stryker. Tateum-l6.
Nsys-None.
| By AID. SAUNDERS:
Resolved. That the city treasurer be In
struesed 10 transfer the sum of ten hundred
aud ninety-two sSl00 dollars, from the general
fund TO the credit Of the respective funds. a: