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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
PASSING RESOLUTIONS.


The meeting was conducted with spirit, and
when the following resolutions were proposed there
was only ore voice against their adoption Than
voice said No,' halt dozen times in the course
Of the evening when clcrybody else said Yes
but nobody noticed To whom il belonged, and as
= matter of fact, nobody cared. These are the
resolutions:
Resolved That the first requirement OF sound metallic
currency is that It's shall be permanently stable.
Resolved mat the equality OF value between il23
or,n OF standard silver 25S grains OF standard old,
assorted in the bill for coinage Of silver Is untrue IN
,c Is coptradictcd by OF the market price of
silver bullon for many years and carnot be sustanea
against the financial policy OF a civilized nations
Resolved That the coinage Of silver on the basis OF
couatv of value ratio stated In our Judgment VIII
cause premium on gold and it, immediate ban.shmen, from
circulation ana debae the value OF our dollar to the
bullion value OF the slyer II contains.
resolved That the proposed d'basement OF our cur.
rency I, dishonest Will impair private and public
rd,. il will confuse and hamper our commercial ria
ons with gold paying countries II "lll cuail legitimate
business il will violate the obligations OF eN!stng con-
uacts and disasrousy affect naly Industries II VIII
f,u with peculiar severity on the depositors IN SAVINGS
- and tru.t compancs and those holding lie insurance
and mutual benefit policies IL viii lessen the purchasing
mower Of the money in which are pald 'he esfh'ss
Iaborers and Of salafei classes IL VIII dement, he
= x.ent temporarly Of silver OF OF EilNef
s ho NAV secure an enhanced price for their produes
I onrtlc, and the holders OF gold of gold values at
aoaI centres who would be enabled to discharge their
obligations in debased currency ana retain the so-
vantage Of the premium on glld
Resolved That shall oppose with 'all the means ~
rr command the pending bill or any movement "hiaA
- tho free coinage iof silver by the United States
without the cooperation OF other hauons'
This morning at II o'clock Mr.. Anderson, by
order Of the convention, Will appoint committee
Of ten welknown business men TO 20 to WASH
inrton to oppose the frcc-Coinase bill
Letters were read from j. tlarscn Rhoades, a. ).
Hewitt. Cornelius y. Bliss, CongreSsmel Wads-
worth. Spinola, Flower Quinn and Fitch, Daniel
Lockwood. Theodore w. Myers, Senator McPher-
son and Others, all OF whom regretted their alb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
1rcr1rE IN Madrid ON AMERICA.

Madrid Feb. 11.-At III" Athcnacum tins evening
Premier CauOv1s del Castillo read an crldlt" ana
interesting paper the discovery 0i America. ei'inE
many curious fact, concerning Columbus. Ils j. tHt
first Of series Of lectures by savans on the subject
Of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12
TIE BALTIMORE OFF FOR CHILL.

Touon, Feb. LITTLE United states steel cruiser
baltimore sailed from this port to-day for Chill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-12

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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
PEIunys AID CoHnuyIGlIIoyS.

CO Lsu ). pfesla. rsprsssHtins trz< IN ths
assessment rel for TIE lsaEfsssueat Of eh<r
nsaa street. he Is Assessed fsr mere 81 iets =
zaa %. q. Il. nsmes;ead As,s<lstiea eae-.
tnAa hs evasi asking thai ths matter BE 81
,ssted.
Ia motion sf Ala. 0'Deaasli. referred 10
commistes on Mars aad Means
st Laara A. Gar. Representing that she has
. lea ef szoau 81 more upon tas isaas described
IA Tar sale certificate hos. sss5 Aad essc. TAFT
ans desires % proteet such llrni ASKING iog a
deed Of the eitys Interest. upsa the psyneat
oi al legal esxiBs aad charges thereof.
Ca nation OF Ala stesDins referred 90 Com
m.lt<s ca Mays and Means. aad the CITY Al
Issass. villa power 10 All. by the fesiosins
yete:
ieas-Ald. ARders,a. creaae. Doreu. Doyle.
Mckee. 0Donaell. Stokes. ogfoui. sseoolas.
Stfykerfrurner. lsfex-i8
Says- il4aser.--i.
ofM.w wegeh Offering to do the scavenger
work Tor tseasy- ave dollars. the city TO fuf-
nish horse. which be will feed for $40 per
month. and which can also be used By The
poorm asger.
On motion OF Aid. Stokes. refereed TO Com
mittee on Ways ana MeaHs
OF j. A. ). yerdier on behalf OF q number OF
children. asking permission to coast on Ores
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
or Richard Notary. ty ksgieston 4 Nc
Bride. attorneys. representing that on or
about the 18th of August last. while driving on
Lycn street. his horse fell. breaking his LEG.
caused by defective plank covering the
tracks OF the Valley City Street & Cable Rail
way Co.: that said horse was OF the value OF
SIS. and was used ~ petitioner as his only
means OF livelihood; asking for a speedy ad-
Iustment of his claim by the city. the accident
arising out Of the defective manner ia which
said street Was maintained by said city.
On motion Of Aid. Creque. referred TO Com
rittee on Claims aud Accounts aud the City
Attorney.
OF John Quartet and ID. 5. Davis. each asking
for an express license on pro rata basis.
On motion OF Aid. Creqae. referred to the
mayor with power 10 act.
Three bids for the building on land taken for
the opening OF Ninth street were presented by
the clerk. and on motion Of Aid. Anderson
were ordered opened aud read.
Valentine Pogodzinski offered s65.
JOS Miskiewiez offered $50.
Albert Damsky offered SIS.
Referred 10 Committee on Ways and Means
TIE plans and specifications for addition TO
building OF Universal Tripod Company. on
Canal street. and also Of q building TO be
erected by L. Eicheisdoerfer. on West Bridge
street. were presented and referred to Com
mittee Oh Buildings.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

nsesssasa Ia ssSA ssosnnsn&assss - sssasa
:. Ne feesnneDs es sm<1asssas ~hsss1T
tes sass - ss-z-@ s1se ps~s< - ese<A&>s
pkes<rt5 iNE F1rs>sss 81 <treet ~ssszal4<s st<..
sss .sxs-x~s ~ essasna<tsaE PseescasexA
= Ws rVe,&msas thai 81 tiias ABB seaeanfs
~ a. cznz1as Ant arzs~ aaS s<<aast lAs cts &c
kssS u tie a<zs< u tAs ea2PkfSklss.
1h<t ~ ss~zzess - sz2 ssis he&fas ts epsA
ana i>t.sS.
s That Rszasrs 81 the Beard Al fahts
NeEks App iAiea b the ss&s1E. -hs estztnsa
~ The coEEes feGncts.
That ths Ell srs4giax the be<fc Al Police
sna FIRE Commissioners - - sraeaeea tslat
the nsssE shat be ga efheie Eaesases tassest.
I. Tat 40 xnsnemsas &c sasSs whereby sss
eesacl wlli ee empss erca - lew ana esiises
liexssss srem al ~Iatellixenss Bureaus sna
81 prxsons xAess buslaess - Sc nna snpley-
meat Ter oIhsrs. sna u eonpsl fas atlas ef =
ss1sssnt eoaa before Tie lsssanes II such
lie<Ese.
rfAst tae elss phssislsa perform The
safies Of Aesltk afssoer saa that his salary he
fzsas net - exceed slSe per sanum-
y that the s~isry 81 each alderman Be made
$50 per aasan-
sass p. cEEetE
Chairman Of Committee Of Whsis.
Ala. crea1e moved the adoption Of The ne
pert
Ala. Tafeum moved as en- amendment that
the once Of inspector Of seals and weights.
food. fuel. etc. be created ~ salary ef nel 80
exceed So PER month.
Lost
Ysss-Aid. Mckee. o'Dennsll Saunders.
SteAss. steebins. rsleam. Yerex-7.
Nays-Aid. Anaersoa. Carpenter. cfeeue.
Dofen. Hsaser. stesn. sproul. stryker. Turner
-
Aid. stebhins moved 10 strike from the re-
port that portloa OF recommendation which
refers TO the duties OF The eity physician.
earned.
YeAs-Ald. orsaus. Doren. Mills. Mckee.
oDonneii. saunders. Stokes. stebbins. Tate
uia. Yerex-lo.
Nsys-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Doyle.
Hauker. Stein. sproul. stryker. Turner'S.
Aid. Turner moved 10 strike from the report
Recommendation snd substitute the follow
Ing:
We recommend that the charter be %
amended As 10 provide for the election OF the
mayor for the term OF two years. that the
Board Of Peliee and Fire Commissioners ana
the Board OF Public Works consist Of four
mem bers each and the mayor. who shall be a
member Of each ex -oficio and who shall at
the beginning Of his term appoint two men,
bers Of each board for term OF four years.
Lost.
Yeas-Ald. Carpenter. Doren. Haaser. Mills.
Turner. Yerex-6.
Nays-Ald. Anderson. creque. Doyle. Mckee.
Saunders. Steiu. Stokes. sproul. stebbins.
Stryker-l0.
The report as amended was thereupon ad'
opted As follows:
leas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Cyeqne.
Doren. Doyle. Hsuser. Mills. Mckee. o'Don-
NELL Stein. Sfryker. Tsteum. Turner. Yerex-
II.
Nays-Ald. Saunders. Stokes. sproul. steb-
biGs-4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

oxN@ &WJOx0
nth ~ msshod and pssul1s when
syrup 81 Figs b tsksn; II y pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver snd Bowsls. eleansss tks sy%
IN sfsctuaay. dizpeh e0ldn. bad
aches cad tsvers sad cures hahitual
sonstipation- Syrup Of Iigs i the
only remedy Of IL kiad ever pro-
duesd, pleazing To tho tasfs aud GO
ceptzhls to thu stomach, prompt In
ia action and truly beneficial In ifs
effects, prepared only from the lnost
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many exeellent qualities commend it
10 eli and have made Is the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of figs IL for nls IN 800
and 81 bottles b. all leading drug
gisss. Any reliable druggist wao
Iaay not have IL on hand win pro-
cure il promptly fer any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SKRUP CO
san faAAcssc0. ca.
tocsssats. ~ s<w voRx ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

Respectfully submitted.
1Ko r. Pxssy.
Cts Treasurer.
Aid. Mckee moved thai the Irsy-r IL the
petitioner be sr~nted. aad the clerk aad comp.
treiier dram The proper warrant.
Carrief.
leas-Asd. sndsrson. Carpenter. CreGue
Doryn. Dove. Itaaser. Wills. Mckee. o'Don-
bell Saunders. sfsss. stokes. sproal. stsbblas.
STRIKER. TatsuTa. Turner. Ysrex--Is
Nsys--NeRe.
err TxrssrrFx.s orrfrsa
SRAxe Rsysns. Nieh-. Zee = 1921. I
To tas HaaorsAie. the Msvsr ~u1 CeFmaa
Csanril AZ the CITY Of ssrznS RaFfsS.
tsepfiemen-I WoGld respecsfnliy sss fsr a
eoeasstiGee from seas hsnsFsble body. e sessie
vita nss ga the special assessment res ter a
sewer ia Turner street. fron SlxfA q Eixhta
street.
EespsctfaIis sssea1teG.
Gxo. T.Fsszr.
CRY T-ezxnrs-.
Az. Andsrssn moves - grrnt the reaus.t
aas the nsyur sppo8nt sash esnmfttse-
carried.
Yee~--A M Andersen. Carpenter Cr~o-s
nrrea. poyse. nsas~r. MAS. Nskee. orTtsa-
rel ssnsd4rs stssa. sfssss ss~eaz. ssesbssx.
Ssrxxer. rsseaa. Tsrser. Ferer-&
Nsvx-Nene.
re nsrsr sBsssssea sIa. pryie aaz ts4sr
So az s'zeh eomasfs..
err rssssrrEs's oFFscrl
ssssu Rsrtcs. Me- FeA. : sseS.
Te tie Hsssrssss. The Hsser sad csnzss
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

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es1shGsarl ssnlt ssstesGeesu 90 tai
~ sam 81 UEskW tAarty nxea he6area
f2r<y- So 49, No. 1011nso - erons6nrrsh lxsa
fns efsdsf II Ne Alztk ssfees s3.eEisx tasS -
- ees&5S - ~ ssakknnsax zeaa- tazs tsAax
rs aHssss uassfssxse = - Nlnts szsscs
epes1ng tust ~ ue<eees 1. hG
kssEesttsliy sssnltt>a
0ss. y PssaE.
car Ireasux9.
"A cssens usss1 thai he rsx1ew -
s<ssssa 49, ~ sxspsr sraasss - naesI
gxEEssa.
lxss-Ale. Asaersos. Carpenter. essa1<.
HssssE. Mia hsks<. oTneaasli. 6aanaezs.
sseas. stekeA kpse1l. sseoessA sssy6sr.
fslsam. fafasT. lsgsx~ls.
Asss-Ssee.
Bo4sn e. rsslie wesksf
osAse hsrsrs. Mich. Feb !. lezi. 5
Te The hsnsfstls Nsssr saa tamnes eeaE,
esls
6sntismsa-In compliance With n invita-
ilea ~ the ssrlocs departments II the eity
goseraments 70 suggest aay change In the
charter which vii ADJ 10 the e17c;eney Ct the
particular department under rhesr eantrei. The
Beard Of Patale v srks recommended thai the
charter ana BeaFe Of Public Works oct be
amended % ~ to authorize the CemUoa ceaE-
eli 70 issue bonds for the extension sad Inn
proseEent Of the water supply. without SAB
hitting The question 70 vote u the electors
Of the city. The following are tins amend
meats Iscommeadea.
By order Of the board.
jams n. Dawn.
President
Referred 10 Committee on Charter Amene-
moats-
The following Approximate estimates we're
read BY the elesk:
Grading. graveling asd paving the
cutters of Kent street. from Hast
ilgs street 10 Mason sirert. Amount C.oe o.
Grading. grsveiing and paving the
cutters Of the east Is feet Of Grand
avenue. from Fountain street south
iss feet Amouni,..'....,..,.......I.'.... ssss %
Accepted ana placed on die.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

To the Honorable. the Common Council OF the
City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Ways and
Means to whom WAS referred the application
for license and bond OF c. johnson K Co.. re-
tail liquor dealers 1T Nos. IL and IL Arcade.
page es3 printed proceedings. respectfully re-
port that they referred the said Application
and bond to the city attorney who reports the
same as being incorrect in form. Your CON-
mittee therefore recommends that said appl-
cation and bond be returned for correction.
Respectfully submitted.
ANDREW J. SrEBsIxs.
IA. MCKEE.
RoBT. SrnoUI.
Committee on Wars and Means
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
Doreu, Doyle, Hauser. Mills. Mckee. O'Don-
nell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. Sproul. steb-
bins Stryker. Tateum. Turner. Yerex-B.
Nays-None.
To the Honorable. the Common Council OF the
City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Ways aud
Means, to whom was referred the communica-
tion OF the heirs OF Elisha Kellogg. protesting
against the further use Of lot q. block ?. Of
Holbrook's addition. for street purposes page
5S, printed proceedings respectfully report
that they have carefully examined the same
and find that The city surveyor reports that
kellogg street-as now laid out and improved
has been a public street since before 1874
page 90. printed procsedingsl.
Your committee. therefore. recommends that
said Communication he placed on fle and
your committee be discharged from further
consideration of the subject.
Respectfully submitted.
ANDREW J.SrEBsISs.
RoBr- SPRoUi.
J. a. MCkEE,
Committee on Ways and Means.
Adopted.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City Of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-Yo Committee on Poor re-
specially submit for your consideration. their
quarterly statement Of mereh andise. and cost
Of same. ETC.. bought by your committee. and
also an inventory Of stock on hand for the
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
POLICE AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

BOARD or POLICE And FiRK CoANissI0xKRx(
GRAsp RAPiDs. Mich. Feb. 2. 1891. !
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
Gentiemen-Under direction Of the board
transmit you . report Of the condition Of
street lights. for the week ending January
y. 1891. that remained unlighted one hour and
over.
respectfully submitted.
b. i. McREysoLps.
Secretary.
Referred to Committee on Lamps.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
officE or CONTROLLER.

To the Honorable. Mayor aud Common Coun.
ell OF the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentiemen-Iiaving examined the following
bills. report the same correct. and recommend.
that the same be allowed out OF the several
funds as herein stated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

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81 So t>taofeasef upcr eFtss->i s-~-. xTn~fh
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

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wk1s = vsf1s. nstasz s<ee'z~>- - =
evsIsxsxxs Essss
- n Msts2ss1. srr<sess -
tsaziss street sp~sas< sna Arlss<s
sxreex pf1W - ~ -
e q ss1stara. services 60 tA~x.es
s6ros< eeesksS szA ks<isxs stssss
soHo< sss-s~sr-z--r-ss - -
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ssss<s ss<a5as >aa ksi1ekz sxssst
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sxskssSs es< Al ssxs
GAS T. Bsad<f. s&lazy fex iSssSry.
Xxi - lst s
Ea@s1a Ma pey sssss4Aaee 4 =
Eaxsra y. b>~ss. snssssa<ef ..-.-~s-- "
1sAai<l ksAssfnsxlea. stis1AAsss- ~
Aaere~ fsfs. - = sal postage fef
JxE2zfs. atl.-...--s--.--.s ,-.s,--s.--ss-s % ~
rolsss cossf fsss-
I'd. l. Peisss. szlafy fer January.
l>s1,-a-<s-..s..--.--s,s--- ~ W
Ms Coates. witnsss fse..s..-.-.-.-~--- =
John 4. nslnss. sf.. sssaEy LEI SAna-
AT. 1851 - Is
EnAsas. BarsAsrat. jury TEE. %
Ars J. A. Jeaaston. witness lee. T.
fAsK fssp.
john cArpenler ana others. label = =
". ksaaea sEa others. labor -~-..-. rs -
sRpos Ftsp.
Tim AArtEsft. elesninz- W.
IAsP stsR
0Faaa Rapids Electric Light and
Power Company. ightins- .--.-.----...-.. LIS 10
L. A. Coaae.ly. lightia. -.......-...-.--. SIS IS
yAlLsr snS cEzEfgKf ftsD-
Geo. X. Perry. order VI William kish.
assigned -.--'----. ~ ~
fIKsr wAkp HIGasAr fgsD.
u. Van Ovvsen. labor. ...-.....--..-.------. %
Jacob Kniper. iaaor and material. 10
stcosp WARD HIGHWAY frsp-
WIN. Fitspasriss. labor .....-...........-. TOT
studiey barkIey. packins-....-.-...--- %
IHIHD vARD NORWAY ftSp.
NJ. Van overen. iabor-........-...-...-....-- 50
Jacob kniper. labor and material. %
fousrH WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
VIM. Fitzpatrick. labor. 81 OIL
Studley 4 Barkiey, packing ....-..--..-- %
FUrH WIN niGHwAr FUND.
VIM. Fitxpatrick. labor-s-...-...-.-...---- -
sixra wARD Hi0HwAY FUND.
j. A. Berries. %
SEVENTH WARD HlGHwAyFrNp.
j. A. Berles. labor. 81
ksGIrn WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
J. A. Berries. labor. 71s
NINTH WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
J. A. Berries. labor. ID IS
rESfn WARD HIGHWAY FUND.
N. Van 0veren. iabor.............-..-.......- 80
Jacob kniper. labor and mateitai.~.. 90
fiksr sEwyR DISTRICT EuSp.
Jacob kniper. labor and material. so
Studley X Barley. rubber boots. ) 90
VI. Van Ovcren. labor il 50
sgcoSD sxwER DISTRICT FUND.
j. A. Berries. labor u 30
WATER WORKS fund.
w. r. Cleveland. carriage. q 20
Boari of Public Works. transporta-
ton OF pipe....................- 10 .
WATER wtRas INCOME FUND.
Board Of Public WORKS, ONCE account III q,
A. Per Lee. inspector OF water waste. 81 %
Board OF Public Works. pump house
account. .......-....... AZ 50
A, Hines. coal. ........................ 1891 Is
Standard OIL Co.. oil....-................- - 10
Board Of Public Works, repair &C
AZ 81
WEALTHY AVENUE orxSfSG fuSp.
Geo. r. Perry. bill Of Chas i. Collins
assigned .......-.......-.-.., ............ IS 90
Total ..................s S,337 s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VANpESBFrsE.
Comptroller.
Aid. Crcque moved that the report be
accepted and adopted. and the clerk be in
structcd to draw orders in favor of the several
parties as recommended by the comp
froller. aud the clerk aud comptroller he IN
structed 10 draw an order on the city deposit
DRY FOR sS.:.T.55 to be diSbursed By the treas
urer. to the several parties named in the
compirollers report holding orders on the
funds therein named. III which there Is money.
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque. Do
rem. Doyle. Hauser. Mills. Mckee. 0'Donne!l.
Saunders. Stokes. Sproul. Stebbins. Stryker.
Tateum. Turner. le.ex-E.
Nays-None.
OFFICE or CIrY COMPTROLLER
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. >, 1891. &
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
ell of the city OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-In connection with charter
amendments. now being made, 1 hereby
respectfully ask your honorable body
that the present method Of drawing
orders be reversed. s, that when claims
are allowed and ordered paid by your
honorable body. IL shall be the duty of the
comptroller 10 draw the orders. aud the duty
OF the clerk to countersign the same. This
change would place the woik where it prop
cry belongs, and would be u convenience 10
the public.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES VAxpESREkG.
Referred to Committee on Charter amend
ments.
OFFICE OF Cry CONTROLLER
GaASp RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. =. 1871. !
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council. Of the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemeu-f n, rcby respectfully report that
have collected from the county of Kent and
turned over 10 the city treasurer and placed 10
the credi, Of the Lamp fund. the sum Of fifty
four dollars and seventy-hve cents. said sum
being one half the cost Of maintaining electric
light at the jail. during the year 1870. For all
OF which hold the city treasures receipt.
Respectfully submitted.
JAxEs VAspESsrkoE.
Comptroller.
Referred 10 Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts.
CfrT TRzksURER's OFFICE.
GRAxp RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 2. 81.
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council of the City Of Grand Rapids:
treatlemen-Thcre being sufficient money In
the respective fuads. would respectfully ask
that the clerk aud comptroller draw war
rant IN my lavor. on the city depository for
the total amount OF the following orders:
Ne. Amounts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

Respectfully submitted.
En. oDoxSEtL.
TRtxk +. CGRrrsrER
W. ALnRicH Tarsrx.
Committee
Accepted and fled.
To the Honorable. the Common Council OF the
cts 81 Grad Rapids:
Gepiiemen-Y Your COMMITTEES en Buildings.
together with the FIRE marshal. 20 whom wss
referred the psfitica Of the BiseiI Carpet
Sweeper COMPANY. for psrnissien 20 make tn
provsments on their fsctery according te
speclscaffens submitted page gss printed pro
ceeaIngss respectfully report that they hare
carefully exanlBed said SPECIFICATION aud fad
that they ceapsy alta the Or. erdIssBee rels-
tive 70 buildings. aud fhersfsre recornsnena
nat std sDecifcs'iors se accepted. and that
the prayer o. the petitioner - granted
Repectfagly Submitted.
10. II. sTEzs.
VI. {. Dorsx.
UHss A. Hsssys
C~mmfttee 60 Busidln<s
GsssT Lzs1Es.
fire ssrsssa
ssar:ed.
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ieas-Aid. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
Doren. Doyle, Hauser. Mills. Mckee. o'Don-
nell. Saunders. stein. Stokes. Sproul. steb-
bins. Striker. Iateum. Turner. lerek-ls-
Aays-None.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-12-26

William Morse, who is attending
college at Athens, is at home spen-
ding his vacation.
Protracted meeting is in progress
at Miller Chapel.
Scarlet fever is epidemic near
Union Furnace. Several schools
have been closed.
Miss Anice Camick of Sandy
Fork, has gone to Nelsonville to
spend the holidays with her sister.
j. w. Shaal, teacher at Aurora,
gave the young folks a spelling at
that place last Thursday evening.
Mrs. France of Logan, spent sew
eral days Of last week visiting
friends of this section.
A grand ball was given at the
hall at New Plymouth last Friday
night.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-12-26
University Extension.

A movement is now on foot, the
object of which is to bring the Col
ieges and Universities to the COM
mon people. Many q young per-
son is striving against hope to OBJ
tain an education; many middle
aged person has been drawn into
the whirlpool of life's duties and
abandoned the idea of ever being
able to equip himself in a college
or university; many are trying to
improve themselves by home read
ing and find numerous obstacles in
the way of systematic study; all
such will hail with delight this
movement to bring higher educa-
tion to the masses.
A course in University EXte n
sion is now being organized here
under the direction of the Ohio Un-
iversity. The course will consist
of six connected lectures on the
subject likely to be most favorably
received. Those who undertake
the local management of the course
should receive the hearty co-opera-
tion and support of our citizens.