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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
is BRICK THE BEST.

The results of street paving will
brick are being watched with grea
interest in the west. During the pas
two years brick paving has beer
adopted in several cities and 30 fal
the results have been generally yer,
satisfactory. Soremarkable has beef
the popularity of the paving tina
throughout the west there is hardly i.
city that is doing any paving which
is not now seriously considering bricl
or beginning to use it, to say nothing
ofthe large number of cities which
are using it exclusively. Southern
citses are also joining in the move
ment. Even Memphis, Tenn,
which in many other points of public
Improvement is far behind the age, 9
few months ago laid brick pave
ment on a principal street for several
squares and that section is in pleasing
contrast with others of humping cob
BILE stones and rotten wooden blocks.
The fact is that the advantages of
brick have forced themselves upon
public attention and they can be no
longer ignored. The fact is that, gen.
erally speaking, those advantages are
pot ignored. The Sioux City Jour
al thinks that in addition to the
ities that already have magnificent
rick pavements, in whole or in part,
here will be scores of other Western
tiles in the next FIVE years which will
lso be :hus paved.
If this be true, obviously the city
rat keeps on using the expensive and
firm block or the unsightly and
bugh granate is going to present a
abby and sorr. appearance in con-
Rst with the cities that are making
e modern brick pavements. If all
estern cities haye got to come
brick, as the indications are
pc they must, without reference to
question whether they can max :
must import brick, then the am
ious and enterprising city onght to
FIRST, rather than last, to put down
modern pavement.
There is another thing that is i'm.
tant, the general appearance of
dity and jenuine strength which
brick pavement in itself and in its
|aterals imparts to a city. Where
X pavement has been put down 10
main portion of the street the in
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
Scatten's vote Was Il in the St. Joe
Convention out Of 526 total votes.
AG0od IDEA.

The Post-Dispatch thinks that the
entire criminal code of Missouri
should be remodled. Some changes
are undoubtedly needed Delays in
going to trial and appeals afterwards
frequently operated ag inst justice.
Undoubtedly there are remote Oc-
casiors when such delays enable innO-
cent persons TO establish their innO-
cence, but The general practice is
hardly to be recommended, especially
as it enables so many guilty Tersons
to escape. The great trouble now in
all CT iminal cssss is to secure q trial.
The appeals which follow do not oc.
cssion rs much delay as is commonly
supposed. Jefferson City Tribune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
(ll!SZll
VIBRATOR

The same firm which
81 years ago COM
pletely revolution
lied the Threshing
Machine trade by
inventing a new
Threshing Machine,
so much better
than anymachine be-
fore known, that all
thebuildersofthe old
style Threshing Ma
chimes stopped max
ing them and copied
the new machine "a
closely as they dared
have nowmade an
other advance, and
in their New Vibra-
tor present a Thresh-
ing Machine contain
ing entirely new fea-
lures In separation
and cleaning, which
placeit as far ahead
of any other as the
old Vibra tor was
ahead of the 'EEnd-
less Apron" ma
chimes. Every Farm
er and Thresherman
should at once get
full information re-
garding the EY
VIBRATOR, which
will be sent FREQ on
application to
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
Quite q CompItmeps.

1t is with a great deal of pleasure
that tie BAzoo "clips" the article be
low, credited to the Warsaw Times.
Miss Bessie Shirk, and Miss Helen
Gallie are both too well known in Sc
dalii to need any eommendstior
from this paper.
Miss Bessie, the accomplished daugh
ter of Judge Shirk, is. in connection
with Miss Helen Gallie, winning
golden opinions by her fine abilitie:
as a vocalist.-Warsaw Times.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
WarSaW Timts.

Mics BERTHE Holly made a flying
trip to Sedalia on Monday.
j. D. Minter, of the popular
Sedaiia merchandise house of MiuteI
Bros. was whooping up business il
old Benton this week. Joe il s
rusher.
No competitions cared to eros
lances with the Sedalis republican
fambeau club, and they got the $3.50
prize by showing how easily they
could have won il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

in 1875 he took charge of the public
school at Hopkins, Mo. Since then
he has had charge of schools at Pla is
burg, Nevada and Moberly.
Although he never had mere than
sixteen months schooling in his life,
Prof. Wolfe is one of the most widely
read and best informed men to be
found in the profession in Missouri.
He has been life long democrat and
has wide acquaintance among The
politicians of The state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

Chicago, ILL.,, June 10-An after.
noon paper prints the following
"Last Saturday the funeral of John
Buske, who died suddenly, was held
at his residence aud after services the
body was carried to the cemetery.
While the body was lying in the cas-.
ket the friends remarked at its life
like appearance of the face, but the
doctor had pronounced the man dead
and the sorrowing relatives did not
feel like going contrary to his opin-
ions. When the cortege reached the
cemetery some one suggested the cof-
fin should be opened. The lid was
screwed down, but notwithstanding
that tapping from the side of the
coffin indicated that there was life
there. As the body was lowered into
the grave the tapping became more
pronounced, but the people had as
sembled for q funeral and it had to
take place. The coffin dropped into
the grave, the earth fell on the casket
and in short time the little mound
covered the secret for a time only, for
yesterday the coffin was removed and
examined and the body showed that
the victim had been murdered through
the carelessness of the attendants.
Buske's body was twisted /; his fea-
lures distorted. his tongue bitten
nearly in two and his finger nails i'm
beded in the flesh. There was every
indication that horrible struggle had
taken place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

II. w. Hickman, who received the
nomins tons for railroad and ware.
house commissioner, is farmer and
resides in Stoddard county, to which
county he emigrated ten years ago
from Tennessee. He is state presi-
d. mt of the Farmers end Laborers
Union and Alliance, and in the past
few months has become quite well
known from his connection with that
order. Dir. Hickman was sn indie
pendent candidate for the state senate
in 1888, but was defeated. In 1856
he a'oug with five others ran for the
legislature, he getting fourth place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
Cuticura RsSoIVent,

The new B God and skin Purifier and purest and
best Of Humor Remedies, internally and CrrIcUsA,
the great Skin Cure. snd CUrIcuRs sOAP, al ex-
Quisie Skin Beautiher, exfer ally, have
cured thousands of cases where the shedding OF
scales me .suIed quar- daily, the skin cracked,
bleeding burning. and tic ling almost beygne
ing terri, lie What other remedies have made
such cures
Sold everywhere. Price. CuTIcuRa, soc. Soap.
Sc. RKsoLvEsT, 81. prepared BY the Porrta
o~Seud for How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" 81
payeo, so iliustri tions, and loo testimonials.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

The Democratic Convention at St.
Joe was very harmonious. Great
strife for place, but when the ultima
tum come all shouted for the winners.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

Dallas county democracy refused
to indorse or instruct for Johnny Trims
for congress. They are heartily tired
of one man boss in politics in the sixth
district.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

"Little Rhody" has proudly taken
her position in the Democratic column.
Rhody is not very big. bat as she is
covered about nine stories deep with
factories, and democracy means a
lower tariff, her change of front is sig
nifcant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

Mike Doherty is announced in to-
days BAzeo as a candidate for county
collector. Mike is an active and
thorough business man, eminently
fitted for the place by his business in
tegrity and unquestioned honesty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

Sedalia should mske a grand effort
to secure the state convention of the
republicans. St. Joseph and Spring.
field are too remote to accommodate
the people. Let strong committee
be sent when the Central committee
convenes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

Pettis county is proud Of the nomi.
nation of Judge CAN'T for supreme
judge. Burgess is comparatively un-
known In this county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
MARY AnderrOn,. Marriage

New York, June l4.-At The Brompton
oratory in London, Tuesday morning next,
Miss Mary Anderson will wed Mr.. An.
tonic Navarro, of New York. The cere-
msny will be performed by Cardinal Man
ming.
The bride and groom will leave England
after the ceremony and visit Paris. Rome,
Venice and Geneva. They will reach
London again early In October.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
Sherin GIa1ebrOok Dead

Jefferson City, Mo-, June 14.-Sheriff G.
g. Glazebrook, of Barss county, who was
asphy xiated BY gas as the Madison house
Wednesday morning, is dead. He never re-
gained consciousness. The body was ca.
corted to the train by the A. GU. w.
lodge, and sent home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

Scotch should be satisfied with his
vote in the state convention and re.
tire.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17

DINPLE'. black-hesds, red, rough, chapped and
/ In oily skin proven ed by CUTIcURA SOAR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

pROBATE ORDER state o. Michigan. couu-
Is Uf Kent IS.
AZ "a session of the Probate Court Tor s1id
county of kcut. held at tht Probate otlee, ia
the city Of OTzua Rapids. on t4c tlh Caf at
september. ln the year one thousand eight
huudrgd and nlDciy.
Present. Cyras b. Perkins. Judge % Probate.
] a the matter of fhe estate ~
JOHN rhlhl. stccased.
Philip Graham baNlag llca lu thls court his
petition. PRAYING that fhe adm llstfation ~
said estate may D. granted % 0eoTGv ~.
Thompson.
IL is ordered that Friday. the % GAY oi
Ortoner SO - fu O'Clock ln the forenoon.
AZ said Probste Office. bg appointed for AraI-
ing SAID peAtinl.
And iris further ordered. That 3 copy of MS
order be published three succossIA Ne Nttks pre-
vl0uS 10 said day q hearing. in Size lEit-
cnke-llRRslp. q daily newspaper printed and
circulating in said County of hvuf-
CYRUS +. PERKINS. Jadse oi Probate.
"a ue COPY
Ar0Lrn 3. Mason. Register. wed SEP 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
pRoBATE oRDER-stafe Of a,.chigaa. ooan

DROBATE 0RDEE-Sfafe 81 Michigan. eoun-
Is oi krnt. So al . session oi The Probate
Court lor said county of Kent. held ar tbc Pre-.
bate Office, in fae elty az aral. Rapids un the
Sffn day 0I angGsf ID fae iytar olc thou.
sand eight hundred ar niuttN-
Present. Cyrus =. Perkins. Judge 81 Probate.
In tic rlaIfcr 0f rae estate al
JAepEElNE a.. hAALE. tcceased.
An Instrument in writing prrpoftnS - te
the las " 81 ana frsfafns snl uf sa.t deceased
hsyluc been nisd in This court for prenaI
III is ordered. thar a. Gay. the bth day ui
~.nfemhrr' ls.si. at fa o'cl1c', In the forenoon.
Al sold Probate Office. D. appointed Tor hgar-
fHg SAID pcfitfou.
And if g. further ordered. that a copy of THIS
order be puifisnnf three slrc -esiNe weeks
Crau. BrutIa. y daily urWsprrer IrHft4 aNu
circulaungin sul couufr ~ hfat.
Il-EI = y pThkIN-.
4. rErr roVv1 grdgt of Probate.
apoirH b. Nssox. re-iste-. wed srp o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
y state 81 Mich gan county % kfni-ss.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that bv ~ order oi tee
probaf G Couri. lof tae coantg - henf. Oh see On
the i0fR day of Septemi ~. A lf i-'. months
from fbst date were allowed of f'-iiefa ID
rrescrt fhcir claiufs aUafnsf ttr estate of
ROBERT =. CUTLER.
late Of said county. dfre4sea. sld that 1N
creditors 81 said dreeit,te sfe rf4lifea % ff-
sent their aims 80 said Probate caLrt. 90 flr
Prohafe offc. ln tae city ot Crane Iefiar. iar
sAamlnniion and allowance or ar heinre tle
iOta cav of March next ald fHat fDrn
claims wiff De heard before seif court nn
Tu.sdrv the lofn dHN az Mlrrn Hnff af
IN O'Clock in THE f0ffffsu n faaf desc
Dated. Grand hauids. Nich. sept 'i a. h-
CYRUS = TEBKENe
wed oci 4 Jaa-e ei Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Sealed Proposals.

OuIrF EoAsn So pIfllc NoRks.
GEsNn kArIns. NJ ch- 81 lsL -. lsat
Sealfd proposals Will h- rerels std ai Tllf once
Of the Board unfi ratufaaN, September -. ls.e,
az (. 81 4. m. iOr the construction ~ ths ieua-
dEtisu far the fEif2u street park fpUnfs o., &c
eording a. the plaus and spec cingatipns on 1lo
al tbe oltce ~ the Board.
The hoard reserves tse right 90 reject any
ofali bids
IacA bioder shall deposit VITA his proposEl
fhF sQm oi slHteC g. PC ferltlttl o. lhf NltE nf
Grt ~ kauids iu csse ne sagl fau O. enirf
1910 contract. ia accordance WITH hls trepu
A should las saia proposal le accepted by
the hoard - Public orks-
Al proposals mCst oe made u0Qn blanks
that vii hr furnished upon application a. tAr
once OF the Ecafa
by order ot tbe Hoard-
JAMES r. DAVIS.
Attest. Pres dent
fRED A. TwANtFY. Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
rnKAsuRER's NOTICE.


iffF treasurer e i".
Grrrd Hap.ds Mieh. rrNt =. fea.
Notice is nrreby given 1ai tle assf.s ssneni
roll far the construct Ui srr IH fremont
aud Naroid sffPtts iH fhe rtr 81 srsnn
Ranide snow n mF HANDS. ala faaf ] TIl
receive paYneul Thereon tor fho rrri I'd oi
twenty days ffofn this date. 81 fhe Office o' fie
GE0HsE r PERRY
cent = CTS Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

:
Detroit express leaflag s .1a a "a hss NHfufT
parior and buffet ear attached aad efrHtoE
cypress lgsNiug a t5 p has naf3af H1T a.
tafhra. Taehc trains make direct connection
a. Detroit fof al points Ea.L
tAtfCss ieaNLF 80 lt s. i m has n N@1Htr
- m.
slfamboai express makes direct cpuuec<ru
az nrana Haven with fiehmeT fcF 0IlH4uk -.
Through railroad tickets 8Hc ocean steam.
ship tickets add tircilnE cal beIile erfErf1 1I
D,. O.. IT, A ~. Othcc, - Aonfoe-sl-. aud Al he
depot
JAS CAMPBELL. citx psss. Agent
JOHN N. LOlb frame Manager Detro.t
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
MICHIGAN CEETRdE


|IIHIIN- II UTHfTt UHIIf FFFFfI "f-I4W*II
Taxing rfivcf SUNDAY. u.s a.. 1e>h
Sleeping ears ga iaQinc Sad 41f4attc II
presses O. and lroHa DETROIT PHfiof cars F1o
er Nas kxpfc>S AHc ofano ktpias Exl.re<> -
ala iFom Detroit Direci eennertons r..-<
az NeiIelt viii aIi filrotlln trntn< fs<I t4c<r
rls Uu sale 81 inlol Ticket oHItt ~ N4af1c>>
si. anc al igioD cfflf.
fEKD M. kaIceS ocnI AL. g Aoafecss
q. ~. kUeefEs. q. i. and 7. AL. EAlcaEo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Sealed Proposals

N|~W-V. = TT
Nfffcs Ea4aD at tTtl4l n oek-.
GEANn riaS Ailrh. ~fFt. ~ is.t-
Sealed agesalse ~ st fsceitea a. tas use
Il dt ka2i HI n >s.itIIlfS, rfnftII Der II fe>a
a. 81 D. ai. f..f size collst q tisi 81 ssAfi si
Nrfstt aha fEfta asfNlts anrelstNt ts tAt
piansGni specifications ea n.e 81 he ei-ct ei
lnr hoara
Aar IasTl reserves the tEhl O. rt3ttt AAA
of af Z. ds
Earn ladder shall deposit elin hss irap,,eai
the sln IS 81 sttl e. Boz sorlr sei la ~ cas-
. tirlAd hspias Ia case he saaii ga 3 ester
snfa ea4frae. iu accom- anCr WIta pas $3.50
fi0.ai. shella hiS said pc .lss-l b. efles h3
Tie Board 81 f1tltt WoFks
AL proposals mast De- Maae rpon blanks
hat n ill be iuTulshcd ulpu alp lC.atloa ~ l.t
once ~ the Board
by order 81 The board
JAS y DAVIS
Attest. fres usuf-
GEtB A. TwsNlVy. Secretary. sepi
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

DETROIT. LANSING FoErHBBS-
HHFs rf
IRE a tef farInsH afe ief iiff ff b q RI
haII frf iansnr flftfn.f $50 taef - ~
press fof ieHsIng Deffoif eiid fseffi ~ = ~
Sc fuf Alma ~ iaIut SEQ raFtHaH ID If = a.
Tasi FAD l0f Detfeat. kee cfk ana
Boston .-...-..-.. Bz5pm
gffrff
Nsr fr0u hsainfe arc bsf ftf ftfuam
hs tom LahsfE i'stfnii A.'a te'si size = ~
faff FsD froH i.aas'Uf tfffa ana
flf iasi tosnm
rfrreet iror i.ausiftF aen flftfet 80 a n.
rftfeer ffnu raEiua~. - Louit enc
tinn... f1eNpm
fnrHf tflsIir. etetpt -Hacaf
Fha shortest bnf 80 Defro'f ans Last lie
gsrf uHrsef cars between Btar.t and So ana
EafHIH
Fnf fisFefs anf nforuefinH Apflf 81 Tnloo
flesef efflcf. 81 NsaIot ~. enc rien defiat.
VS. a. carr. hefns Gen. Pes. Ait
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

+
aaalsa srzBaiss-
faaa. q. hAtssa.
tcoaDrsd ana alscsd aH ale.
4 tla H8narthie. sac aa1qr snd Common
taaaail ~ h. - 8l ersad h4pias-
.ssaHsmsa.- 3af speei4l eanlai lts. agp1iat-
81 e. iae4la . dIslF.es 60 - assessed isr tas
eo1sif41fial ~ a Sewer Ia s-i-a sireef. ,srlli1
ssel-s 4a4 1.sr klit5a slrrei. eaaie streets
"a lhe eIGs ~ aalaa ha8i1s. ire@ ssrth Z 4Ial
street ID solfa lal9a street.. p4Dlle sSsects u
s4ld alg. Esa.a rssaesgi1lg rspsft ile i44le~
ms
al iots. aart5. af i0ts kaa pieces "a laad in-
eilasd a lnia sAe lslasiaz described so4l.
taEIes. ls-sifs lsmDeaeias al a poiaf 90 the
a1rfaerg els 9f Laks tFsnHs. ll sll4 eif1. 10
Gees sa4tl st f11 sa4ia lne o. sai1 Last t4ilea
street. faaart sestsr7 GA sail las OF LaAe
ssenae Ell tai1 ssala aae af aaId E1sl f4itsa
slfals lAaaia n4EtaaesteFls across s-i4 ASS
4ieari4uea fiaerl ~ tle northeast e4fnrx q
sal lasg tailaa street sld Norfh Laiea
street fhelee asFth GA lhs sast uae OK sala
street as meatIeas4 sfrees ll1 festi laence
east parallel Nith sad last EalIla street iN
iset. thsase a0fla parallel eilh sai1 North
UaIon slrseg CD Daing l4z test north 70 tle
noTlh liaa 1f Mechanic street. In said eity
Insace sasf parallel win said street llas .asI
melraa-a Cd ths aHs 0ctssea ots almosr a
ana - ~ b. AuYns addition O. sad eltY
thsace aoFEh GA enc has between said i0ts. to
the souln lae 90 toaulala street. lG said eltg
Gaelec aofraeriy across saii street lasE mca.
u1uca l0 tae Horta Inc thereof AZ ths Inc be-
tSeen lots ~ aal Vi of said Allyn addt
tan thoner aorth on enc aae between said
Iats iasl mentioned Co the aorth Inc thereof
adisIance ef ~ fees theuee vest parallel stta
sad Fountain street. e. a peint 10 test west q
tha vest lae ~ said Nerln llloa street
thence aorfh parable. gItn salt iast mentionea
slrert Co ths soafh lile II the LYon street suo
division 1f a part ~ lolE 4 Curtis partition
Dlat tnrare east GA said last mentioned lire
ta ths sesE iIne " said NorIh lul0u street
tlenas aarlaeastrriy across SAID street. o. the
south ine Of lnaes addition 90 said etty
tar1ee east on sai1 line lssE mentioned and
said line extended s16 feet thence south p4r
allr. Nlln said North lnion street % point
llD fees north 0i lhe north lIne oi said fsga
tain street fheuce east parallel Win said .-lsi
mentioned street. Tine 90 the east lne of said
citg tneAee south oa said isat mentlear4 ilas
81 poinG 10 fect south 81 the south une o
SAID sasf fllfon street. thence vest parable
sita said street. line lssS 70 cationed % ths
place % beginning. excepting from said as
LrlcG a. Duoac streets aad alleys
kosr. ,FsorL.
JoHS r. CsxQCs.
A. j.. IERE1.
Committee
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

IT lf AErrfsnV.
RoHEsr -rs0rt
Adopted.
T. the Honorable. Mayor ard Common Coun-
cu OF tas City Of Grand Rapids.
Genffemen- Tour srecisl COMMITTEES 81
pointed to iocats q strict 20 be assessed Tor
the grading and zrsve.fn. 90 Fogadone ave
nue. pubic sfreef. ia fhc city % Grand Pap
ffs from 8utervarth avenue. in sail cry. 70
lands owned hg enc g.. IS IS 81 s r.. R.Co.. I'm
said rrg. would respectfully report the iol
lowing
An fofs. parts M iofs and pieces ~ lard in-
r'nfef wItnI1 fhe sfufherir Ine OF said Euf
tsrvorfh avenue and the norrher.y line 90
said railroad graarts anf extend nz back
tenn HoEtdone avenue. IN fhe east site there
of a distances ~ ~.-f fset and ~ the west
side fhereof distance of % -f fsat. evrenting
from sa.d tlstric, all au6Hc streets ana a'leys
Isaac 81 r~sxsz.
rrn. W Nrfs
Cass. A. Htrsrs.
t1mm.ffee.
Adopted.
Ysss-Aia. Carpenter Creaus Der.n. Dovie.
rnmer. HtHser. sitter. Nuns. Mckee. o'D1n-
neiL ~auaders stein. Sfokes sprcal. S.eh-
h.os. -tresrr rsteum. Turner. Tsrex-ia.
NnVs-Nane.
Unarish~s Business.
Ala Carpenter r1rea fo tak. from fse
fthfa fhe resort 1f tne snecfsl eofn itter refa-
eve to rsnumosriHs the e.t. Pags pa printed
reroFL
carried
Wuereuron tid Carpenter rfves 20 saert
sal feernf me nIt "a r. W Hal ard eco VI
rasreiI Cd ranuaseer a8t serve netre ner hif
No.1 found on ps9s Es printed rroeeesi d 81 .
arf bat ere cry sftcr1 sv ~ authorized f3
frs0 r7 n rantrsct rfrs salf r W Han and
Ger 81 Bunnefl and suhrlt fh- same to this
Council
tlf sleIr aevr8 ss an srendnent thsf the
81 rf =. 2. Rgfiart 30 accepted.
A'f. .sr1enter seated tbaf re ni8 81 Hsr .
rfnre'f nerlef Dr. serving ~ 7otires vhieh
r1s nos 'ncIndef i1 Fugar1s hId
Hr 1n 'Hri. being present explained ~
rerw .ssien ef me reHnel. ffaf rhHs ere serv.
Sag ef ro.res ~rs ,of mentioned tn hfs sfs.
D. feIla Hr.ute sHrh Vrrz at the sar1s rr.ra
a. ren aenef In hIs t'f
Htereree1 tld Csrnenrar accepted tfe
s-eee8rrrr
tt sr-en- ncv-s thar ri-faer ee,ssdera.
t'n 'f rhe entire e,hIect ae pestronet f,ranr
Et-rIrf
7ess-t-s. rurerfsr. 0-asuo HsuSer. NIil
tr Mckee nnennefL ssrrfrrs. -tsfa.
srrrel stenciss strsssr. rsreun rarner
Ysrez-fa
Nsvs-Ai1 Andersen. poren. Dozls Kn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Adopted
Yeas-kld- Carpenter. Creque. Doren, Doyle.
Sinner. Haaser. Miller. Mills. Mckee. Saun-
ders. stein. stokes. sproul. steboins. otryker.
Tateum. Turuer-e.
Nays sus.
To rhe Honorable. the Common Council OF the
city of srand Rapids
0entiemea-t our committee. consisting OF
the aldermen OF the Fourth and Fiith wards
together with thc city attorney. 20 whom was
referred the petition of Geo. NJ. Leonard and
foasfcsa others. residents ant Tax payers Of
the c.ty. asking council o. change the FIRE
nmlts 80 as % inci1de TIE block bounded by
East Bridge Ioail. Hastings aud Ottawa
streets page yl9 printed proceedings. respect
fully report that they have carefully examined
ths same and recommend that the prayer %
the petitioner De- granted. and that the city
attorney 0e directed to Introduce Al ordinance
"a cempI aucr Herewith.
Respectfully submitted.
Alderuen Fourth Ward.
En. % DoySEiL.
A. j. ~ragafys.
Aldermen Fifth W ard.
EsED SAUNDERS.
" MlLsn.
Va. WfsyEs TATLoR.
City Attorney.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Adopted
Yeas-kid Anderson. Carpenter. Crequs.
poreu. Dove. Emmcr. uauser Miller. Mis-.
Mckee % uonneu saunders. stein. Stokes.
sproas sceeoias. stryksr. Tateum. Turner.
TrrrX
NaFs-None.
To tle uenorabfs ths Common Council o. the
city ~ tsland snplds.
Gentlemen sTour special COMMITTEES. 70
Vhcm was referred the assessment roI FOR
cradIn- gravefIn- and pavlng the CUTTERS 0f
Seventh avenue. respectfully report that they
have carefully examined tac same sad report
a. follows.
Total smeunt 20 rcii... $50 %
Total amount of fces . So
Total fmeurf. ....... 81 fi0 -9
C'Hecrtd by che treasurer sIss s
tncnnecte1. ........--...- VI 10
Total ..-.--. g.6a 8
fREn ~srynsFs.