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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

A GOOD UNDERSTANDING is what
person has when he has on SHOES pur-
chased of as, and the man who understands
we'll how to protect his feet and at the
same time look out for his pocket book will
show to all of his friends that be is man
of good understanding if he buys of US.
We have shoes of the best grades and
of the latest styles, for the parlor, street,
and for the ball room. Call and inspect our
goods. SPENCER g LYNCH. 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD


for 1891 is now under way and will
be ready for prompt delivery on the
approaching holiday. 1t will be
handsomely bound in Autographed
covers, printed in several colors,
and the front page will contain IL
Illustrations of the principal indus
tries of our territory. The size of
each page will be almost uniform
with the daily. It will besides
have a frontispieee ten by thirty
inches, showing a view of Salt
Lake City, photographed from
Arsenal Hill, and executed on
heavy paper by the photo gravure
process. The contents of the
number will form review of the
material progress of the city and
territory for the current year.
Our mining, real estate, building
and general business advance
ment will be covered in readable,
succint and complete form, freed
as much as possible from the dry
details of tables and statistical re-
ports. The number will embrace
besides many attractive literary
features, including a prize story
and prize poem, contributions
from several prominent citizens
of different shades of political
opinion on "The Political Future
of Utah." articles on "The Import
of Christmas" by several local
ministers of the leading denomina-
tons, and the ideas of well known
society ladies, contributed over
their signatures, on social and art
topics. Due attention Will be
given to the progress of the prin-
cipal cities and towns surrounding
us. The illustrations will be
mainly devoted tothe buildings be-
gun or completed in the year 1891.
The number as a whole therefore,
will be compact and convenient
history of our industrial, CONNER
cial and political advancementwrit-
ten up to date, and Will form an
incompatible issue to send away
to friends interested in Utah and
the West.
The edition viii have a sworn
circulation of $4,000 copies and
may be extended as the demand
justifies. The price will be Is
cents per copy. Dealers and
agents Will receive special rates
and are asked to hand in their Or
ders early Advertising rates fur
uished at the counting rooms.
PRIZES FOR THE CHRISTMAS HER
AID.
The following prizes are Of
fered by the publishers of the
CHRISTMAS HERALD. $50
for the best Christmas story,
length not to exceed 5000 words;
S25 for the best Christmas poem,
length not to exceed 1900 words;
$50 for the best article on the
following subject: "The One
Thing Needful to Advance Utah's
Prosperity" Other special fea-
lures will be announced hereafter.
All copy to be submitted not la
ter than December 9TH and to be
plainly and legibly written on one
side of the paper only.
Address Editor of the Herald
Christmas matter" Articles to
be signed by a nom de plume or
initial, and separate envelope for
warded containing the real name
of the writer and identifying his
DIT her article.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
NOTICE.

Edward Ashton ct al, VS.. L. G. Hardy.
collector.
All parties interested in the special
school tax suit of the Fifteenth district of
Salt Lake county are hereby notified to
meet their committee at the vestry of the
fifteenth ward meeting house on Wedues-
day, December the 9th 1891, at 7:3O D. m.
to receive committees report and DISPOSE
of funds on hand. N. V. JONES,
Chairman of Committee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
ALBRIGHT's COLUMBUS RECORD
He Was SaoOnkeeper There and Bore q
Good Reputation.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 2S.- Special tel
egram TO THE HERALD. George Albright,
the policeman who shot Captain Parker,
was for several years saloonkeeper here
and had an excellent reputation. One OF
his brothers, Jacob Albright, is now a mem.
Der of the board of police commissioners
hara
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

penitentiary, will be selected. The marshal,
however, was not prepared to furnish the re-
porters with any information on the matter yes
terday. 1t is not known what Mr. Vandercook
VIII doin the future. He seems to be the favor
lite among the Liberals for the city marshalship,
and perhaps he may walt for that plum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

There are several hundred
people in Salt Lake who are
paying $40 or $50 per month
rent for eight room houses.
To the "hundredth man" we
have sold a house and he is
paying for it monthly instead
Of paying rent. He is happy.
We have several such places
for sale now, places that are
in every way elegant homes.
Nothing cheap or shoddy about
them. Are you open for COM
vietion? Will you give us a
chance?
MILLER & MILLER,
(Not Brothers, no relation),
SIS WEST SECOND SOUTH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
HOTEL TEMPLETON

Opposite temple and tabernacle. The onlv
strictly tirst-class hotel in Salt Lake city.
Dining hall on sixth floor, giving splendid
view of the city. Cuisine and service I'M
surpassed west of Chicago.
ALoNZo YOUNG, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
BENCH AND BAR.

When the name of Tatlock, the legal
iumlnary from Iowa-this is not Arthur
Browns language-is mentioned in these
parts, the query "Who is Tatlock!" follows
as naturally as does He pays the freight"
when the name Of Jones, of Binghamptop.
is mentioned in New York.
1t was in Judge Zane's court yesterday
morning and Judge Judd was making a
request that case in which he was in
rested be set for certain day.
who is on the other side?" asked the
chief justice.
MIR. Tatlock," replied Judge Judd.
Instantly the whispered query, "Whe is
Tatlock!" came from all parts of the room.
The features of the learned counsel re-
Taxed into smile, and a general grin
swept over the faces of the spectators as
they recalled The HERALD's graphic in
terview with Arthur Brown, in Washing
ton last week.
Attorney w. c. Reilly departs for Ne
| braska to morrow, and expects to remain
IN the land Of the cyclone for about week.
Several Salt Lake people heard Judge
Powers great argument in the Dillon
murder trial at Ogden yesterday mornin q.
! duu luey Ill announced tlat 1t was the
most remarkable effort they had ever lis
tened to in criminal case in this territory.
The absence of W. H. Dickson and
United States Attorney Varian in Ogden
has delayed the presentation of the finding
in the case of The United States VS.. The
Church. The findings are all completed.
however, and will probably be submitted
to Judge Zane tomorrow.
Judge Anderson will leave for Milford
to hold session of court in few days.
1t is not known when the grand jury
will complete their labors and present
their report. Nearly all the cases sent up
| by committing magistrates have been con-
sidered, but there are other matters which
may keep the jury in session for some
time yet.
Mr.. Stutsman, Of the department of
| justice, is still at work examining the court
records etc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
A STRAIGHT SHOT.
A Cheap Offer Which viii Open Out To-
morrow

Early yesterday morning it was practi
cally announced that those new and
elegant camels' hair and silk warp Henri
eta ladies' ready made suits would be
offered Monday morning at half price, in
GLIDING stock of ladies', misses and chill
dren's garments, which are very choice, at
cost, with our ladies' wrappers in large
assortment, at the same price. Come early
and take your choice. Western Shoe and
Dry Goods Co., 81, 90 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
LATEST SCOTCH AND AMERICAN NEWS.
PAPERS

and best hot drinks in town, at .'Caledo-
man Resort bar, 81 Commercial street,
where "Scot meets Scot" to talk over olG
times and meet old friends. Come and see
our menagerie; everything frst-class. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL

I UNION PACIFIC HOTEL.
Opposite U. 2. depot American and European
plan. 81 to $3.50 per day; So to $40 per week
Special to tourists and family parties
/ BEN F. WHiTTEMoRR Prop'r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

The following card is in B arratt Bros
window; Until further notice we will sell
fancy chairs, fancy furniture at cost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
SANTA CLAUS
RECEPTION +!

Monday, Dec. 9TH,
1891, commencing at 7
pm. HeId's Band will
furnish the Music.
Come and see the
jolly, fat old man, and
take a look at the
Grand Display of
Christmas Holiday
Goods. A much larger
and BETTER Stock
than we exhibited last
year.
NO GOODS WILL BE SOLD THAT EVENING.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

rye EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Drs. Freeman & Tibbits, 164 MainSt. =
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ALBRIGHT's PLANS.

On being released yesterday Albright
went at once to his room in the Davidson
building on Second South street. 1t is
understood that he wishes the matter in
vestigated by the grand jury, and have it
finally disposed Of Nothing has been said
as to his future action, and while no formal
leave of absence has been asked for it will
probably be some time before Albright will
desire to resume his duties on the force, if
atlall The police authorities are simply
allowing the matter to take it's own course,
the future being forgotten in the present
crisis,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

contest, and he replied, Eyes, 1 want you
to stay. This may break up in a general
row, and you may have to do some shoot
ing. l expect will have to kill some g.
OF b before morning myself" I dc
not know whether he was under the intiu-
ence of liquor or not.
ARTHUR DAVIS
testified: / was going to my work yester-
day morning and when near the corner OF
First South and State streets l heard q
shot and looking across the street saw these
two men with their pistols in their hands.
Three Or four shots were fired and then
Captain Parker fell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
THE C0R0NER'S INQUEST.
The Testimony of Eye Witnesses and Others
Concluded.

The coroner's jury re-assembled at the
otflce OF the Utah Undertaking company
promptly at II q. ~, and the investigation
was resumed, Mr.. Eichnor appearing for
the prosecution, while w. c. Reilly looked
after Albright's interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
ALBRIGHT ExoNERArrp.

This closed the testimony, and the crowd
retired to give the jury a chance to deliD-
crate. 1t did not take them long to decide,
as there was but one opinion, and in few
minutes the following verdict was rem
dered:
Territory of Utah, County of Salt Lake:
can inquisition holden at 317 South Main
street, in the city and county of Salt Lake,
on the 9th and 2Sth days of November,
1891, before T.. e. Harris, coroner of
said county, upon the body of Will
lam B. Parker, then and there
lying dead, by the jurors whose names are
hereunto subscribed.
1.-The said jurors on their oaths do say,
from the evidence presented, that the said
William B. Parker came to his death from
| the effects of gunshoJ wounds inflicted by
George Albright in self-defense, and the
jurors fully exonerate George Albright.
I'm testimony whereof the said Jurors,
as well as the said coroner. have hereunto
set their hands the day and year first above
written. edward G. WINS,
''MARK MCKIMMINs,
JOSEPH S. DARKE,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
PARKER's RELATIVES INFORMED.

Officer Johnson has wired the news of
the tragedy to Parker's brother, who re-
sides in New York city. 1t was not gen
orally known that the dead captains
mother was living, but one of the officers
stated to HERALD reporter last evening
that few days ago Parker informed him
that he had received letter from his old
mother in New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

In the afternoon County Attorney Muir
ply appeared in the police court and after
making brief statement of the case to
Judge Gee, called attention to the action of
the coroner's jury and asked that Albright
be discharged. The order was accordingly
entered and Albright was at once released.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral of Captain Parker will be
held at the late residence of the deceased,
No. 25413 East Second South, at II o'clock
this morning. II will be under the auspices
of the Odd Fellows and P. o. S. of A, the
captain having been member of both
orders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

Judge Anderson will leave for Milford
to hold a session Of court in few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

Mr.. Stutsman, Of the department of
justice, is still at work examining the court
records, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

Attorney W. c. Reilly departs for Ne
braska to morrow, and expects to remain
in the land of the cyclone for about week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29

testified: was on the carriage step at the
theatre corner yesterday morning when
saw Parker and Albright scrap
ping on the corner by the city
hall. Then saw Parker hit the
other man over the head, and they sepa-
rated and the firing began. ] saw Parker
with his gun on Albright, and after the
firing began heard his pistol snap.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-28

P1aA&Ay"SANA ANTONIO, TEXAS

l@enalter leer gefanben. Sn feinem
Dinenborfe mar er alt unb bequem ge.
tuorben. fiimmerte ii9 nidt Tim bic
WeIt, unb bic 6tnfdlligfeit bet Sabre
l,tadte ibn NQem abuenbig, mus auBer
ber 61nur ieines 9ageiperts lag. gu.
benz aber fhbIte er fi9 perlebt bur1 ben
@utsberrn, Der fidb niemaIs In ber Sir.
DE bIiden lieB. SEPT IdBt ct uube bic
Srau pfarrerin bic Dinge eeben. tpie
fie geben tpolen. sic geben ibr 6aus
3tuar tpobl 3u einem Steabi1eiR fttr
6aralb unb Malbina Der, bic He liebges
iuonnen baben, anbete 6iIfe lit bon ib.
men nibt mebr su berlangen.
yla9 elmer WeiIe fam 6aralb mad
6auie. Sd eur6Danberte nit ibm bic
@tabt, tpel9e man1es Sebenspertbe
bot, einige naturmiRenidaftli@e Gomnt.
lungen, tporin rnein iun9er 5tibrer Uors
trefflid 3u Saufe mar, unb maGte baum
einige 8eiu9e hei prpfeROren ber Uni.
Deritdt, mo mir ipobl aufgenpmmen
tpurben. gu Slide erpartete uns uns
fere liebensmirbige pbilologin, unb ber
Gag bersins unter nian@erlei Mnregung.
@eeen Nbenb fubr id nit 6aralo mad
Gotbenmiet, tpie berabre0et mar, um
peter Mattbefen, rileinen borIdufisen
patienten, 3u befu1en. Obgleid) es
BET unierer Nntnnft i'm Ohn:nbOrfe bun.
tel geworben ipar, lieBen mir, I'm tein
Mufieben 3ii erregen, ben Magen einige
bunbert 66ritte bopOn irl Malbe.
Sd faub fbon etwas frobere @efi@.
ter ols eefern. Ser Batter Mattbeftn
ftibttc id) iebr erlei@tert, unb ipraG
oabon, am folsenbeu Sage auf3uFeben,
mas i6 ie6o@ berbot. 9ie iGnelIe 9ei.
ierung bes &ranten trug mir R9tIid
bic 3uneigung ber Gamilie elm. uni
Sans ieble ben pHaitertaiten nit gro.
Ber Bebutiamfeit unb &efpett bor mid
bin. 2eioer ging meine Goffnung, Mal.
pina tuieber5uieben, ni6t In grfalluug
Sic bate bereits iasen lai1en, baB fl
ni9t tommen f6nue. ausIei@ nit be,
8iite, ib m6ge nit benz gruter A.
ytadt nod Der Stabt suriidtebren.
Dies gef9ub benn au@ nod einel
guteu Stan6e. Diefe Gabrt DieberboI.
te fid ON fOlgenoen unb am britter
Sage, tuO mir peier Mattbefen an
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&ot6entpiee.
ylOOeae BON Otto Roqaette.
(Gortfesuuo.)

(Gortiesuug)
Die gnteegnuns Oes Greiberrn tuar
tIef DerIebenb, he aa9elte 9dralb 5lar
gmp6ruitg, ia 5ur 8srgeltungsluf an.
fie tpiitle ou@ eri6itlernb eilf Malois
ma. M0eiN, ba Der Ereiherr ibr iein
6aus ni1t Gerabe peridIoB, fd)6pfte he
bod einen. Sropfen bon 6offnuug au9
aus bieiem 8riefe unO = uri ts tur3 5n
MAIDEN = fie fsbelte balb karauf In Dos
freubIoIe 6ous nod @otbentuiet tiber,
bas 6er5 BON begIiidsnber SIusRbteu,
pie he nur elm i9wdrmsrii@ ausi6weis
5enoes Md6deuber3 begen fann. Mfit
luie fdtDereu1 ber3eu id) ober meia lies
bes Wdb1en entlieB, mag Id niGt aass
tpre@en. Garalbs unmu!b, NerbruB.
3orn mar 70 grrB 6aB es bel feiner leis
6euiH0ftlidb oufbrouienoen @emuihsart
{ogar aa einem 3onflih nit Der @dlDes
Rer fam, Der mid tief betriibte. Nun,
er u6brie ni9f Iange. bic 0iebe 9li9
sglIes mieOer aus. @eit brei Sabren
Iebt Wlalpina in benz 0errenbauie au
GotbentDiet. gs mar etne 3eit BET
T@trerFen gntfagung, es eebbrte bic
6tanbbaftisteit eines gr0Ben @baratters
ober bic lnerf9htierlidfeit tpeibli@en
Yfi@teefubls bo3u, bieie 0emuibigun'
gen. 6ieIe ni9to6tenbe 8ebanbluug,
6ieie peinisung riidbaliloier Miltiir su
ertragen. Dem ni9ts bot bas N1b'
den erfeidbt, mas ibre pbantafe uni
ibr Gemhtb ib~ als errei@bar oorfel'
ten, unb bod bat ibre onfopfernb'
9reue es on ni9ts febIen lalen. 0a!
Gerj bes 5reiberrn su geiuinnen. Sd
ieIbR babe Malbina pdbrenb bieIer 3ei
nur ielien geie1en. aber uidt berfeblt
iie nit ieber 2odune in mein 0aus, 3.l
riid3nrufen. DETER selinet es ben
Hrllber, au ibr su 0rinsen. Sic be
t,a@tete Is als 6auptaufgabe ibres sc
bens, ben Greiberrn ftir 6oraIb ehnitil
au itimmen. DurG ibre Wermiitelunl
fam es at eEuiseu 8egesuuneen 5iuiidel
1eiben. Mlein bic Finiiere un0 1blebnen
be 0eMbtbsart bes Mannes traf bar
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petition bon s. MIoorb, baS gebrannte
Steine als Material flr 5eltenmese L.
Rlafie neruenbet merben birfen iiber
bic petition bon Dr. s. 6etff, bab an
ber Nablrros unb college 5traBe cine
grbBere Mb3ugsr6bre eele9t miro. STR
grpeiterung Der @rapIOns5traBe uer
ben mod einige Gorberunsen bewill,st
Roifenanf9ld3e foaen gemadt mer.
ben fiir 6eraelluus bon 5traBenrinnen
aus Stein entlan8 Nue. 6.
Sn Centre, on Natamoros. unb
santa Clara 5traBe mirb elsttriI1es
2i@t ausebra9t. 6loriba., 0ibalgo.
unb 5ib.pecos. .6trabe erbaltsn W1fs
ferleitung.
Ser Wapor proteftirt gegen ben siia.
5tigen Beridt, SEQ. 6iIgsrs bic 3inien
fur unbe3ablte Steuern felt 1873 Su ers
lal1en unb Der Beridbt tutrb peruorfen.
8e3aslid Der iiber bic pddt bss San
pebro Part eiu8elaufenen 8eri9te be-
I merit ber Mapor, baB biele &iagen iiber
bic 6iibrung bes partes laut merben ;
es fei ber id6njfe grbolungsplab In ber
Gtaot unb bas &atbiamfie tpdte, tDenn
Der Gtabtratb bic Wermaltung iiber.
nimmt unb einen Maru anifellt. Gin,
ftimmig angenomdlen.
Neue Mntrdge. 9ur9 @onnor: llm
elettrii6ss 2i1t on .WeR Commerce.
StraBe unb Mla3an Greet; Srinitp uni
Nabioaos9traBe. 2esung bon Seiten
pegen eriter GlaHe in 5iib ; Gloresftr,
bis gum San Pebro.
perI@: &ebaratur bes pabillou In
Srabis. .part; Seitenmeee in Wictoria.
5outb. unb San Suan GtraBe; &ei
nigung bon gallagban Npe. unb 2eisb
StraBe.
i Bedmann: Snfanblebuug bon Stib
alamo. 6traBe our9 ben StraBenton,
rli6dr. @eldnber amGlufein ber@arten
itraBe unb Geitenpeg an felben Blate
| Snitanbiebuus Der GarteufraBe bo1
Wil bis Sing MilliamifraBe. Weg
rdumumg Der 6inbsrniIe in @nrteu
ftraBe Dor bem giaentbnm bon 6. goot
@rablegung ber Noroieite BON Goliab
5traBe.
i Guesguin: 6erfeaung BON 6eiten
uegen erffer 2lafie in @artenitraBe bo
Mia bis yiuspa. 6traBe.
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ylnberorOentli6er NnsDerfanf BON Ynbna6er Srttln
sn bebeuteno berabaeiebtem 4reiien.

Die 9utma9erei 1T uns Elm liebseipprbenes
Sbenta. SSie ieber altere 9(nlieoler San Nns
tonios NIT Stpls auf oas @adstbum unb
@ebeihen Der Staot 3llriidblift, 10 fnadbt es
uns Grenoe auf bieles Oepartement su i9auen.
yeob por iieben Sabren elm beiaeibener gln=
fang, Bot es it6 unaufb5rli9 in 8eliehtbeit
,lnb nmfang alssebehnt, bis es beute obne
3meifel oas grDbte, beiterleu9tete unb in jes
Der sSelie pollfonlri1ell ausseftattetite @uss
maderbepartenent bes gan3en @efens lit.
Gaes Geldmadbolle, tueldes burd9 @elb gu
erreihem mar, lit anseidafft tporben. lleber.
hanpt, tuenn man beriidiidtist, baB ipir Mues
baben, unb bab baS 8eite j., 10 auBergep5bns
lid billiSen 9reiien berfauft tpirb, 10 iit es
feineswess anfdlIig, baB bic Damenpelt
San antonip8 g8UlfiunS 9teberlage ais
9auptquartier fir feline 9utnsaderiahen ers
fldren.
@an; i'm @egentbeil ipltnberbar ipdre es,
tpenn bic Sa@e it4 anbers berbielt.
Sic tfeiteSfen W}msfer Il
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .

petitionen. I'm Re0uttion bes Nis
fefments unb &aderftattung oer Steus
eru: &. @brinG, Mnua Sentins. Mtrs.
umf4eib, %. Mabenpobl. s. @roos &
Co., Wm. MilIer, 8. s. StiltenfuB
(fir bic minorennen grben bon M.
Yolpert), Mrs. 5. Sung. I'm gaus
erlau5niB bon See 5biner, s. 8. Mes
NeiI, Mrs. Mteaa, 5. s. Mforin. s..
9eininger, llm 8erlegung ieines GIeil9s
itanbes nod oer gde bon Centre un6
WatersStraBe.
Burger petitioniren llin eSnitanbs
iebung 6er 8artenltrase nabe @ipetRbe
part; baB tberall in Der glocogoo1esz
unb 5traBe Seitenwege erfer
2laiie gele9t tperoen; um Gr6fnung
Ser OenDer 5traBe, unb elmer ,nelert,
bon 81 Baio entlang 6em Son .pebro
laufen0en 5traBe nod WeHsWueba.
9traBe; um WafIerleitung in 2amars
GtraBe.
Der MaDor erltattete mHnbli1 Be>
ri9t iiber ben 8ertauf ber ftdbtiI1en
Bombs unb tbeilt nit, baB er in ber
Rational @itD Bant bon ylep Oori
gum &rebit bes 6tabti9abmeilters
$118,428 beponirt babe. st ma6i
tarauf aufmertiam, baB on riidfdnbis
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