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The bsrhs-oUs trSa,1. ut O.! tie Jews In Russia
Is tae -b,ec; of 81 article ia tie Nbyyul eer
number OF the NORTH Arr~icls E~ras. tv the
CHIEF rAtoi ot The United Heerow CONGREGATIONS
o. tne British empire. Tie chief rabaB Was in
Gueed b. Lord Rat6scai.G 20 write tae a7t{f 4, f.r
she ReViss. SeBstlr NooEhee-, OF Indiana.
makes a powerful "Pies fof Free : YER The
brilliant FYercH woman. Nine. Adsyl. answers
IN sac negative the QUESTION, Does the French
novel picture sssih,u y the life AMI customs Of
Franeef' Her reasons ara given AZ length 4 al
article Of great ability and sugseSgivsness
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One Of the lady managers of the Colum-
u.ah exposition, Mrs. Marie 2. Beesom,
gives OF her territory, Oklahoma, glowing
accounts OF Women's work there; where
they are engaged in the culture of silk
worms, IN cultivating bees, in managing
greenhouses, IN farming and conducting
newspapers. On Oklahoma and the wo-
men workers there Mrs. Beesom is enthu-
static, declaring that no portion OF this
country IS more prosperous or promising
than that territory is.
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cam will be made up somewha. as fol-

OF these men Hallowell is a member Of
last years team, and if he can be trained
into physical condition will undoubtedly
fill his position. Newell is in the same
place he filled last year and is good man.
The weakness of the team lies in the GEN.
ter. There are many candidates for the
three places, but they are all either quite
new" men or they do not combine weight
and activity. Shea weighing 1875 pounds.
has the weight, but he is not closely
enough built and fails in aggressive, for
ward pay. If he car. be stimulated into
center well. Bangs is substitute of last
year. He knows the game, but lacks
activity and strength. For the guards
there are some ten candidates, differing in
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Miss Virginia Brush, who designed the
famous jeweled panels in the Vanderbilt
houses, was in her youth brilliant MEM
Der of the fashionable set in New York,
which she continued to be until her father
died suddenly, and it was then found that
he was not rich, as he was supposed TO be,
but actually poor. In the situation, Vir-
ginla Brush must find means to earn n
living. She excelled III embroidery and in
the blending of hues. Her talent in the
amalgamation of colors amounts TO
genius, and she turned her attention to
decoration. Her cleyerness in this direc-
ton soon brought her orders from the
foremost furniture house IN New York,
and after her production of the famed
Vanderbilt panels, and other equally adj
mIrable work, she had conquered fortune
tor herself. She established her own
studio Tor the decoration OF interiors from
her own designs. Whitelaw Reds house
Judge Andrews and many others of the
finest art interiors of the country are her
work. She Is an authority on decoration
ami may almost name her own price for
the countless orders flowing in upon her.
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Order your coal from the Seattle Transfer
Comp Telephone Al " -.
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Sophia B. Packard and Hattie E. Giles,
natives of New Salem, Mass, started ten
years ago in Atlanta, Ca, a school for col
ored children in the basement of church
there with eleven boys and girls rs pupils.
In the East, Miss Packard had gone
through the gradations in teaching from
primary in district school to the princi-
palship of an academy, and she was
thorough teacher. Her heart was in her
work, and she saw it grow beyond the
capacity of the church basement, which
she had at first secured. She got posses
sion of the old United States army bar
racks of Atlanta, and after an interval
found that place too narrow.
Then she interested Mrs. Rockefeller,
wife of the Standard Oil king. and she
was made into Rockefeller hall, erected
through the bounty of Mrs. Rockefeller.
When Miss Packard began this work
she had passed her tiftieth year. Much of
the forces of her life had been absorbed by
arduous labor. She was, in fact, pretty
well worn out, and in her delicate state of
health she required rest and care.
What she did do, however, was to follow
up her work, which has now grown to be
Spelman's seminary, with $50 pupils at
tending its classes, and 100000 worth of
property in the city of Atlanta belonging
to it. Sophia Packark witnessed this con-
clusion to her labors-saw the great growth
to the small beginning of her Southern
work. She entered her final rest last sum-
mer, leaving Miss Giles president of Spell
mans seminary.
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THE WORK OF WOMEN.
Mrs. Beecher on Sunshine in
Married Life.
clARALouIsE KELLoGG's HOME.
The Kings Daughters Reception to Mrs
H.rrtson-Cobweb Parties - Miss
Virginia Brush, the Decorator

Asit takes two to make bargain, 1t IS
certain that the comfort and happiness OF
MS home and life depends so much on
the yife's habits and influence, that It has
been said. - man must ask his wife II ne
shall be respectable" but We truly believe
tina: the husbands habits and influence
have quite as much to do with securing a
perfect home as the wife can have. The
love. confidence and tenderness OF the
husband develops the wife's oest charac-
teristics more completely, and more
beautifully than any other influence
even more than her love for her children.
The husband who gives this without stint
or reserve. is sure of his reward, IN
all the low and comfort q good woman's
thoughtful care can give him. Let
the wife feel that she is esteemed and be-
loved: that she is most precious in her
husbands eves-not simply useful. con-
venient, valuable piece OF property; let her
approval be sought, her judgment re-
spected: let her be loved and honored by
him. and if deserving she will prove his
greatest happiness. If this love is mani
tested by his acts, toll, anxiety and pain
will be borne uncompIainingly for his love
is her strength, and adversely or suffering
A house with this love known in It, felt in
it. made manifest throughout it in words
and deeds, is woman's lie.
The wife who has no commentator or
affection, no token OF true sympathy or ap-
probation, may keep her house in perfect
order and perform all her duties IN the
most perfect manner, but she must lack
the pervading happiness and sunshine
which shines out from the face OF the wife
whose husband shows her by every word
and act how truly she reigns IN his heart.
The routine Of household cares and duties.
which to the unappreciated wife whose
heart is never cheered by words OF love
seem only drudgery, has for the more
highly blessed woman sweet and precious
significance that full and perfect love can
only give.
Let marriage be mutual aid, mutual
insurance compact, in which the duties OF
each party to 1t, however dissimilar. are
fully understood, appreciated and thor
oughly in unison, and lite's storms will
bring no fear, for in this united love and
confidence we have on earth toretaste OF
heaven.
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
OFFICERS OF TIE COUNCIL.

The city attorney called the attention OF the
council 10 the matter OF the passage In the
lower House of Legislature OF a bill To enlarge
the city limits and the order that IL take i'm
mediate effect. and stated that the time was
too short TO prepare the necessary details OF
the election and for the assessment OF the new
Territory by the supervisors ana suggested that
some course be taken by watch the bill VIII
not take Immediate effect. buI at some future
date.
Whereupon Aid. Tateum moved that the
Mayor of the City Of Grand Rapids be. and he
is hereby directed TO appoint committee OF
five members OF this council. together with
the City Attorney. 10 60 to Lansing 10 confer
with our senator and representatives and the
other proper Senate and House committees in
reference to the charter amendments.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson, Carpenter Doren.
Doyle, Emmer Hauser. Miller. Mills.
Mckee, 0'DonneIl. Saunders. Stein. Stokes.
Sproul. stebbins. Stryker. Tateum. Yerex-ls.
Nays-None.
The chair appointed Aid. Tateum, Mckee.
Emmer Saunders and the City Attorney as
such committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The clerk presented for further considera
tion. and for the purpose Of hearing appeals.
the assessment roll for the opening Of Charles
street. from Wealthy avenue 10 Logan street.
In the city OF Grand Rapids.
Appeals being presented by Z. F. Wash
burne and others. AID. Doren moved that the
same be referred TO special committee OF
three, to be appointed BIZ the mayor.
and that further consideration OF the roll be
postponed for one week for the purpose OF
hearing further appeals
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. Emmer. Hsuser. Miller. Nils. Mckee.
O'DonneIl Saunders. Stein. stokes. sproui.
stebDins. stryker Isteum. lerex-B.
Nays-None.
The chair appointed AID. Doren. Carpenter
and Mills as such committee
, on motion of Aid. Saunders. the petition OF
A. u. Green and others. presented this eve3-
ing. protesting against the tax assessed for
the Charles street openipg was taken from the
table aud referred TO the speclsi committee
above mentioned.
The assessment roll for the construction 81
a sever in Sycamore street. from South Div
sion street 20 Jefferson avenue. in The city Of
Grand Rapids. heretofore returned by the
commissioners ana fled 81 the offce Of the
y.
Aid. Dofea moved 20 accept the roll ard
tAat further consideration Of the same
b4 postponed for one week. and next Monday
evening", March e lsa1. 81 the session oi
the Common coun eli OF sale evening. be desle
nssed "a the time. and the Common Cosnci
rooms in the citr Of Grand Rapids. rs the
place for hssrinz arpesis therefrom sn6 the
city clerk BE insiruced 70 give nsf4ce 81 SAID
time and D ace oi bearing sppeais. by causing
notice 81 said tine ana i,lace ~ hearing az
peas. sns II TIE Bxnaes being returned 20 his
efrses 81 he published ~ fbe GrsBa farias
TFasea.x-isrssIp. dssiT pubic newspaper
printed. puh isAea sna circulated In TIE SAID
r5tv ~ srap1 Rapids. fg =; ssssf tee sue
ses<ve aeys previsss g sad March 2. ssoi
Carried
Yeas-Ala. Andersen. Carpenter. Dsren.
rex1s. FrasHer. HSBser. Miller. Mills. EeEes
esDsnsssf ssmnaers. stein Stokes. sprenl
ssessns sfrvssr. Tstenn. fsrss-Is
Naps- Ne0e
A8s Tsteurn rnove< ~ fxs. I'D 'or furshsl
ssass6srstseH tns ysfIeF cftv Street sn1
eshse sralnanshss. fsssa g. pegs &c - ~
fTfntea Tscsrs
a. 4r1sTxen rsovss s. sssssitufe T. tske
az fsss Esec's T1ss Essrtfje eTdlEsnee pages
% T. ~. r-fr*ea rtcs~t
The ebxlf rzss1 re snbxtifnte stf ~ oroer.
ar sprs4ss besss tsser ~ sss Hssk.s shs
snar rss sussssn.e - ne fsslewsna psfs
Tes.-aa. T,evss Eusurer NeEes ssuBae-s
stssp. fsreus. stssf8ns 7ssszB. TsTer-a
xavs-A1s kresvsan carpsatsr Ds-es
F.a<<r. k8asf EsF< 0'DsaHzsl- stet>< st-r
ksr-A
Tas rsr~5sr ~ Hs< Tstssn thsreHpor prs
vszfse ~ tfss 1siozlnG vets
Tess-Ai6. AnssrSez, IsoE3s. Frnsr Ne
ges. = sT,sh a,fl sxat<sTs Ssskss. SPECS
ss<AeSas 7stesr. Tsysz-l
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W.. e4<sa s<rzser--
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DH T. C. wxsY's NERvx ASD BRAp TEE.r-
nEyT, a Guaranteed specGac Tor HssteriA. DiLki-
ness. I0nNasioas. PTS. Nervous Neuralgia.
Ht ad4chr. Ne Yous Pl0stratl0n caused py she
Use n a c0ha, or tabaeco. W akeiui aess. Mental
Depression. -otteuing ~ the Brain ting
~ .asanity and LEADING g mlsrry. decay aud
d-ata. Premature Oid Axe. ba8rcnness. Loss
az Power In either sex. insO. III tarv Losses and
SpermatorThWa caused by ogcr-cxertlon ofths
brain. sclf-abuSc or 0yrr-lndulgencc. Zach box
con tains one montn's treatment- Sl-Oo box.
% six boNes Tor $50. seat by mall prepaid on
receipt Of price.
NE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any ease. With each order received
tY as tor SIX boxes. accom- panied Dy e.N, We
Will send the purchaser one written guarantee
C. refund the money II ths treatment does not
eject a cure. 6uaran tees issued Only by
WHITE * WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents.
90 AOnrOe-strest, Grtl4d Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

To the Honorable. the Common Council Of the
City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentiemen-Your Committee on Streets. 70
whom was referred the petition of S. L.
Keller. representing that she is the owner Of
lot IS. OF Weston. Dudley 6 soule's add; that
by reason Of there being no cutters in Dudley
Court" the water passes over and damages
her premises; that she now desires 10 build on
said lot; asking that the matter be referred 10
a committee with view of correcting the
evil page 6tS printed proceedings. respect
fully report that they have carefully examined
the same and recommend that the commis-
sioner of the Third Highway District be di-
rected to cause a sluice way or other proper
remedy 10 be provided as petitioned for. and
that the expense thereof be charged TO the
Fourth ward highway fund.
Respectfully submitted
ANDREs DoYLx.
ED. II. STriy
FEEp savNpsRs.
W. ii. SrekEs.
GFo. ". FiLIs
Committee on Streets
On motion OF AID. o'Donuell. referred to the
aldermen Of the Fourth ward By the following
vote.
Yeas-Ali Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. Emmer. iIauser. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
ODonnell. Saunders. stein, Stokes. spreui.
siryker. Tateum. Yerex-17.
Xsys-Aid. StfbSins-i.
To the Honorable the Common Cosne'l Of The
oily II Grand Rapids
tieuflemen-Iour Committee oF streets IA
whom was referred the yeti;ion ef l. Snv-
der and IL Others. property owners. asking
Ine coaacH 20 cause Hssiiag street 70 be
spsntd 70 width q s. feet. IRON College ave-
80.
Tags. and the rsmosstrsaee Of Martha L.
Smith ard foTfv-cne others. residents and
rreperty owners on Brsinsr1 STREE aad its
immediate vieiaiiy demonstrating against tss
ogening Of Hsstines st ct. irem College ave
zee TO j-nla1 street. for the reAsoa Tat Il is
ret secgssarv rai.iie Irnrevsnent mage sss
printed pr0ese4fngs.. r<sre1tfBl rrrert fhas
fhey hzve cafsfHeF sxanlbed TIE sane ard
rccensnlsrf thst so ret tics ard rtBs.-
strases - rstBrnea ts TIE slznsrs - e-eef fsr
esrrsefen az felss~ss FIRST. shevins ,Bzt .Rs
property reprsssnfee bE eses sigasfsrs is
wssaHn 20 FEET II re rrsFsset fup-ovtFaenf, ,
sas seesna shewEn0 fse nn-bsr - feet frsnt-
aes "a szia proposed Improvement opposite
esea s-rstars.
kesg scafBI7v szkrsi+tsE
ksntxr pcTLs
&. u. SrEs,
fsFh ekrNEsss.
NE s7axEs
eso y MIA
Earsm tee 81 Streets
ss-rt-S
Ysz<-Ass s-te~s~- rsrDsns.- Do-.-
r.~v@ k&wsT Hsgs~z. = 3<r kftss NeKe4
r-Fssr oesf sssrz@~s szesz <*exts ssrsss.
Srss - stSyks1. 7sseaz Yers1-ss
Ns<s-S So
Il fAe hsaersAss ksver sHs EsszEsz Orr
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seezfls @sa-T sar Eszzs5.se- ea Ff-e De-
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ra<~vss se - sfse- - > Ess< ssk sg rsF-
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Both the method aud results when
syrup u Figs Is taken; II is pleasant
All seffeshlng - the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly en The Kidneys.
Liver aad Bowels. eleanses the sys-
tenn efeetaally. dispels colds. head
aches and fevsfs and cures habitaal
CONSTIPATION syrup of kigs is the
only remedy OF rs kind ever pro
dueed. pleasing % the taste aud ae-
eepI4bls 70 the stomach. prompt ia
It's action aud truly beneficial in lis
ELECTS. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend il
b ali and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gusts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYAUP co.
say FRANCISCO. car.
ioWSutEE. Kk sFw f0Ss ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Ne u SsGSs hslssoa sts~e1 es0ae.i fseesesr
iaks p&ss - asslng 50 ezAss sA~AsiAes 80
ieczzleb WHARF pszlksaGxE eeAseaai-~srs s-@.ss'
tns tns sssea ~eGla leesf Respectfully fsRsfa
tbSI sAls sAea Il easlt w0ai4 - ~siAiR -bS
az Ais sss s9ssls. - tAs - aiaA - sssa
eeas1assirx. greats sa4Anssz - e-s'.s t4Nt'
eFts a. isS aEsaea ale KlentiX W. lhrfe
fsFs. rreonasna thai ps~yss II frsip"aoz ee
Axnlea
kssReslfgks ssemsttne.
gAkSktss
lEKn SatkasEs.
Nv AE8kn
CeNaAlttss - fsrs sAepssllAest
hEAAa l-aeo-sE
firs AArshs1
AasHses
Aoas~Ala. Aaasrsan- naren. hNyss kmget.
aaaser. Miller Mis- Ngkeo. o'DoRRell, S2ea-
esrs. ssekss sgebsaas slryker, assesa. asFes
IA
Nsys-Neae
Ia Ghs Aeneresls. ths Csmnsn oeansil OF ths
cts 81 tsrsaa kePlas
0eaIlsAaea- koaF Genmittes oA taiieinEs
4 shoa s4s referred the pes tsoa 81 b. az
asn. &sklAE permission te eeRssr0os hane
elesAI0r - Ghs rp2l eRa II his 0ieeE. al Ass
a. sDs ss AVnrSe street sRAse sS kFtatea pro-
ooealnEsS Also, the p.klS ana specifications
II alterations te be Essae n eutitlEE sf knes
Putnam, Nes e ana e. fean street. presented
oy n. q. kebiasoB. sFcAsIsct. lpaSe a. prlstea
proceedings respectfully rsper that ttey
have e4reislty examined the ssine, and ma
thai Ihe piaBs and specifications. ~ eoth Ia
stances eomply VIII the requirements OF The
ordinances relative 10 the construction OF
buildings and We therefore Tecan msnc that
sAla plans ana specifications be approved
Respectfully submitted
Lp "a. STsk.
r. L bokES,
CaAs A. HAus.x
Committee OF Buildings.
Yeas Ala. Anderson Carpenter. Deren.
Doyle. Enmer Eaaser. Miller. Mills, Mehes.
0DonneI. Saunders. Stein. stokes. eproal,
stsbblRs. styksr. IsGeum. ieTta-lA
Asys-AoBe.
To the Honorable. the Common Council Of the
City of Grand Rapids.
GoAtlemen-lon Committee % Sidewalks,
10 whom MAS referred the communication
irom The president OF the Board Of
Public W0rks as 10 tie petlt40a Of
Hawkins. Perry a Co. for relief from pay
ment for building sidewalk on Leonard street,
taken up ia the improvement OF North avenue
page 65s printed proceedings respectfully re-
pori that they have carefully examined the
same. and hnd that in Niew of the facts pres
entea - the report OF Cay Engineer Collar. u
is not c c3mpetent for tie Common Council 10
anord relief IN this instance.
Your committee therefore recommend that
The prayer OF the petitioners be not granted.
Respectfully submitted.
H. l.. DoEIN.
j. II. AypTKsoS.
{. sIRYKER.
Committee on Sidewalks
Adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

The Clerk read thu following approximate
estimates:
Paving Monroe street from Pearl
street 90 East Fulton street, me-
dina stone. amount. 1852 90
Paving Monroe street. from Pearl
street to East Fulton street. gran e
stone, $3.50 90
Accepted and placed or 1le.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
PETlrNsS lyD C0aausIciIIOyS.
q. - \ 80 3 -

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To the HoueFsnls. t8s NasaE ead Sommoa
C0aAei. u tss eitV 81 9TAB1 k2Dlas. Mica.
Gsagsemea-l sefsas eeFtlfs ghas tasgS s4s
oa drg0slt ia.tais eaaA 81 lns el9se VI tssi-
aess. fsbraagy - t>ei. 70 tae ersait
sf IAs sIty "a 6raAa Rapids zee. l. Perry.
eIsy treasurer. Ihs suIa u oae hGndfe1 ana
tssaly -aias tA84San4 tEfvS hu1aFea ssa
thirty sssea and 6f,lo d9laF- 49,, -. .57ii sad
th4E tAS lateEest ca Jhe cltss fuads Tor the
eurTeaE B0ath of February sas thtes hsadfsd
All slaety six ana lruS dollars .sSu.iol, !,
~nlea alno4at has ben paid q see. h Perry.
ests treasurer
feFy respectigly
Il. v, Nass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
COMMON COUNCIL
osFlcaAL

s4EfAz cxSe1ox j
tsx.ka hAEl4S. L.14,. Hee4af csk
1 4reh = s&sL
C8aasIl mes A.ls s4s ezi.sa - Qa4sr - .
stsahlas. Ffsslaeat - las fegae.L
Hfeseaz-A Aid. sa4sssoa. E4fRsQtzr. DgEes.
bssls Emmef h4xssr. Ai3eE. sns. Ashss.
~ Dsaael. Ss1B4sxs ete.a. etslkss. egEsz-'
,trEs. "a etFyksf, fstsa1s. fsfcA-ls.
Qa aetisa u Atd o 1o4Pei t1s mlantes u
tas asa fsgalaE sesslsu ssks agRFUss1-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

To the Honorable. the Common Council OF the
city OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-Your special committee. 20
whom WAS referred the assessment roll for
grading and graveling of Hogadone avenue.
respectfully report that they have carefully
examined the same. AID report a. follows:
Total amount OF froil..-.-.....-.-.......-s 40 90
Total amount OF iiecs......................... q
Total amount l65 64
Collected by the treasurer s65 s
Respectfully submitted.
Gro. ". Mills.
CHAs. A. HAVsER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
$500 Reward /!

vr~ar asT - ae.~o reward Ter arr ssss - Liver
- .l.,s pr-,,er-sa festschs Indigestion. Coa-
n a.sfsn ~ Casr csrrct cure visa Ne-t't
res4Hse Esrer p - he1 tas fr>~ftcrs 7re ssrtcstv
-ospilft vtta They are Pc ely fes-sshes snd never
-, - ss~e zstfsfsrtisn 5 gar csated IarEs bcses
s.,,e. 3, iais = r~rts pew.re - e.sae~-fests
80 t--t@ssess ~ se..tre rasrufacfsre<t es,r ~
Ias LAS q WssT csauRANT. ChiGA GAkses Ill
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04

Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. Emmer. Hsuser. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
oDonnell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. sproui.
Stebbins. Siryker. Tateum. Yerex-ls.
Nays-None.
To the Honorable. the Common Council OF the
City of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-lou special committee. 10
whom was referred the assessment roll for the
construction OF sewer In Turner street.
from Sixth street 10 Ninth street. re
spectfuily report that they have carefully
examined the same and report as follows:
Total amount OF roll-..-.-..-...-----..--s 600 o.
Total amount OF 26S
Total 400 6s
Collected by the treasurer................. s02 63
ANDREw DOYLE.
J. ii. ANDERSON.
Committee.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doren.
Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
oDonnell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes Sproul.
stebbns S;ryker. Iateum, lerex-ls.
Nays-None.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-04
REPORTS OF CIT OFFICERS.

aFr1cs az cosr7HczHER.
Ia the Hsnershle. Mayer Ard esmmos Caun-
ea ofthe Clfv sf er1na Rapids.
eentlemen-HavizE ex&safsea the fsi3svta az
hiIis report tae sane eerrsrf. snd recpnarnen4
that the sane ae allowed snt "a the severas
fasfds a. hersin stated