The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-27
oUh MAssILLoN LETTER.

L
night the engineer presented a report,
giving the cost OF the two sewers and the
assessment per foot front The latter
was fixed by ordinance, and according TO
liz provisions those property owners along
the East Main street sewer will pay tl,lO
per foot, and those on tho Erie street
sewer u i.80 per foot, In hreelnstallments,
one.thlrd IN 20 days, one.thlrd In one year,
and one'thlrd In two years, Corner lots
which have been assessed for other sew.
era cannot, according 10 law, be assessed
again.
A. 4. Skinner complained Of the cutting
down OF a row Of trees he had planted on
| Wellman street, by the council maxi
| Ing street improvements ana was
ably seconded by attorney D. d. Garrett
Secretary j. o. Garrett Of the sewer com
mlaaion presented q recommendation
from that body that the proposed sewer
age system be extended by tho laying OF q
sewer beginning near the extremity OF
| East South street, thence north on Me-
Lain 10 an alley between South and Oak
atreeta, down tho alley 10 East street,
north on East 10 Oak, west on Oak 10
| Erie, south on Erie 10 Chester, and thence
| across the canal 10 the sewer farm, This
| will be three-fourtha Of mile long, and
| the pipe will be from y 10 10 Inches thick
| The solloltOr voiced the objections OF the
reaIdents OF the southern half OF South
atreet who by this system would be cut
of from the sewer and who would have
10 pay for the entire South street sewer
| themselves In case u should be buill, ~
those on the north side OF the street would
| already have been assessed for tho sewer
| through the alley back Of them, A. the
law requires ten days advertising before a
sewerage ayatem can beadopted, the mat
| ter was dropped for the present,
Acting on q petition OF Russell d Go, on
the same subject committee was APP
nolnted 10 secure the right OF way through
j, Il, Dunnia aud John Sllk'a land and
across the canal for the outlet OF the pro-
posed sewer,
The council then adjourned for one
week,
The Young Mems Democratic Club
meeta this evening for the election OF Of
ncers, Every member Ia urged TO DO
present.
The young ladies' Of 81, Joaoph'a church
will meet after services on wednesday
evening 10 make arrangements FOR theS
Patrlck'a Day celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wm, Ganaor, who have
been visiting trlonda Sunday and yeator-
day, returned home last night
Mr., w, XII. Warwick and wlfo return.
ed yesterday from visit with relatives In
Plttsburg.
Patrick Burke and Ferris McBarron
played pool yesterday from ii o'clock A.
IN. 10 II u. m. NJ Baat Sonnhaltor'a forba
game. Considerable money changed
hands during the game, the number OF
which could not bo aacertalned'
Mr.. David Kesatetter, Esq, u mention.
cd 40 q candidate for Justice OF tho Peace
at the coming election.
The remains Of Mra. Susan Gardner,
the mother of DR.. Gardner OF West Brook
field, who died NJ Burlington, North Car
olinn, NJ an advanced age, were brought
10 this city yesterday morning ana IN
TERED nj the cemetery.
Sol. Rlahol and family will remove 10
leyolAnd In few dads.
Hon. John Mcbride returned from Co
lumhua yesterday, The bill whereby Foa-
sett ia 20 bo bounced M Commissioner OF
labor Statistics aud Mr.. Mcbride put m
his place, was TO have been introduced
yesterday,
DIR. John Glswlrth and daughter Katie,
who have been visiting relatives in this
city returned TO tholr home In Now York
last evening,
Wilson Grabor purchased tho slaughter
house two miles north OF this city from
Mrs. Jno, List, for N,iOO
A. d. yolkmore will open meat mar.
ket In the MOlcr'a block on West Main
street Saturday, March L.
Slppo Loldgo No. ds, /. o. o. r., will
give u ball and banquet In their nall
Thursday, March 20.
Miss Mary Hunt returned from visit
with Mansfield frlonda yesterday
MAssILLoN, o., Fob, 20,
A wol-attonded meeting OF the Young
Mons Democratic Club was held yestor-
day evening, at which the following Of
flccrs were elected for the ensuing year!
President, Il. u. Smith; Vloe-Presidont,
Edward Roger; Corresponding Secretary,
Charles Gabolo; Financial Secretary, Gus
tavua Paul; Treasurer, l.. W. Gisoi Ser
geant-at-Arms, Frank Hcckorthorn; Trus-
tees, William Simouct John Longhcicr,
Edward Ertlo. Mr.. H. s. Howolls, who
has been President tho past two years
since the club started, was re-nominatod,
but declined recollection on the ground
that holding three terms 10 contrary TO the
spirit Of Democracy. Mr.. Smith, the new
President, IL q promising young man, and
the prospects for bright future for the
club are very good. The trustees were
ordered 10 re-lcnse the hall for period OF
one year, with the privilege OF three, and
the club adjourned for two weeks. Messrs.
Howells, Frantz, Smith and Sibila, the re-
tirlng officers OF the Y. M. ID. c., hnvo
served the club since its foundation, and
tho Democracy OF the city 10 greatly In
debted TO them for the advance u has
made In the city. In the future as In tho
past they may be looked for In the van OF
Democratic progress.
Messrs. Harry Pocock and Albert Wet
tor attended dance given by the Sans
Souci Club last night.
Miss Jennie Pangbern, Of Akron, Is Wis
sting at the residence OF Rov. G. G.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Russell, Mr., G.. u
McLain and Miss Hattie McLaln arc In
New York.
Mr.. A. r. Chapman and Miss Carrie and
Charles Hackott are attending q meeting
OF the Epworth League In New Lisbon.