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, 1891-05-31
TOPICS OF INTEREST.
Thew are Discussed Quite Vigorously
by Leader Correspondents.

To the Editor OF The Leader.
CHEYENNE, May 3O.-The Sun of
yesterday quotes the Salt Lake Tribune
and with its help goes on to explain on
which side of the silver question Senator
Warren really was at the recent Denver
congress.
On the theory that practice makes per
feet the Sun has earned and should be
allotted an eminent position as an ex-
palmer. The distinction thus acquired
by the Sun cannot fairly be claimed as
secured by native ability alone, as much
Of the practice that gained 1t was forced
upon the editor by the uncertainty OF our
people as TO the actual position OF our
United States senators on many important
questions and from them down or up to
the city council of Cheyenne explanations
seemed to be necessary. because il is not
everyone that can, unassisted. clearly I'M
derstAnd, for instance, the wisdom of en-
acting q public land law confcssedly
injurious to our people and to the state,
on the theory that congress will thus be
induced (presumedly by the sad condition
Of WyomIng) at some time in the IN
known future to donate the lands in aues-
ton to the state, the argument for such
gift being that congress last winter
had made such lavish
that the United States was too poor TO do
justice to the arid region. " in fact, was
land poor" While the assumption that
the state Of Wyoming is able to do what
the United States cannot do. and u
people are willing to tax themselves to re-
Claim the arid lands, is most ilattering. it
was well TO explain the substantial bene-
fits Of this and other important measures,
lest the people Of Wyoming might become
FESTIVE in playing the martyr and some
might in time even doubt the wisdom or
sincerity. or both, OF the subjec. OF the
explanation as well as the newspaper
apologist. l desire to contradict the re-
port that the parties benefited by the
Suns experience and ability in explain
ing that black is not always black but
rather a shade Of white or heavenly blue,
had thrice presented Slack a kingly
crownw which he did thrice refuse" The
truth is that the editor Of the Sun has
not, in this connection. shown any desire
to possess the world, but. on the other
hand, has thus far seemed to be satisfied
with the crumbs that fell from his mas
ter table.
, 1891-05-31

clImaxes. The author denies that the
drama is an adoption, but the play is
thoroughly French and so are the charac-
tiers, with the exception OF "Rameau,"
who bears more resemblance to a stolid
and phlegmatic Englishman than a hot
blooded French lover.
This deviation from the accepted char.
acter of a French hero. however rather
adds to the play than detracts from its
merits. II it is not an original creation it
shows at least az effort at originality and
strengthens the performance to that ex-
tent.
No character is drawn heedlessly into
the plot to give the author an opportunity
to display his wit or to assist a situation,
but every person in the play has a special
and an active mission in its development,
and the story never loses its interest for a
moment.
The dialogue contains many fine and
strong passages, to which Miss Lewis and
her company did full justice. There is a
strong climax at the end of each act and
at each fall OF the curtain last night the
applause that came from the audience was
spontaneous and hearty.
, 1891-05-31

To the Editor OF The Leader.
CHEYENNE, May 3O.-It strikes mo
that if the opera house owLers would pay
their K when due, instead OF allowing
them to become delinquent, they would
have a good deal less to pay and might be
able to meet the obligation. | understand
the property has only been assessed for
$4,000. This is very much less than
the ground is worth. Why wouldn't it
be a fair plan to assess the property at
the value of the ground and let it go at
that2
, 1891-05-31
LEWIS.
A Voted Actress and Strong COMPANY
at the Opera House this Week.

The first appearance Of the distinguished
actress and famous Kentucky beauty Lii
liam Lewis in Cheyenne, will be as Len
ora in Credit Lorraine on Friday, June
5, Miss Lewis and her really splendid
company will present this play and on
Saturday matinee Asm a Looking Glass
will be given, and the engagement will
close Saturday night, June 6, when Miss
Lewis will appear as Cora in LArticle
Al. The New Orleans Pcaylme says:
There was a large attendance at the
Grand opera house last night, which as
the plot of Mr.. Lawrence Marston's trag-
edY. Credit Lorraine, unfolded itself, be-
came an enthusiastic one. The action of
the play is brisk and rapid u tells the
story almost as completely as would a
novel, but it run smoothly throughout,
aud there is no straining after effects and
, 1891-05-31

A teacher in a public school was in
formed by a lawyer at 2 p. IN that she
was heir to a fortune. die expected her
to grasp her bonnet and run, but instead
of that she calmly replied:
81 will hear the class in geography,
whip three boys and be at your Office in
an hour. "-ExchanRe.
, 1891-05-31

A SPECIAL meeting of the voters Of
school district No. l will be held at the
Central school building tomorrow 10 con-
slider the question Of voting $40. 900 in
bonds Tor the erection of a new school
building on the South Side.
, 1891-05-31

WITH very few preliminary hourishes
the parade Of yesterday proved an uuqusl-
fled success. The Fort Russell troops, as
usual, formed a very conspicuous feature
OF the line. They never marched better
or looked better. Cheyenne has every
reason to appreciate the courtesy of the
new c~ommandant at Fort Russell.
, 1891-05-31
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, P~lAinaeld, Ill,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for a month by her family ply
stefan, but grew worse. He told her she
was a hopeless victim of consumption and
that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought a
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from the first dose. She continued
Its use and alter taking ten bottles, found
herself sound aud well, now does her own
housework and is as well as sac ever was,
Free trial bottles OF this Great Discovery
at A. L. RoEDEL's drug store, large
bottles SOC. and $l.00.
, 1891-05-31

The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
sorns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boz.
For sale by A. Z. Roedel, Druggist.
, 1891-05-31

VIM, Nmmons, postmaster of ldaville,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same
place, says: Find Electric Bitters to be
the best Kidney and Liver medicine, made
me feel like a new man." j. W. Gardner,
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for a man
who is all run down aud don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt just like
he had a new lease on life. Only soc. a
bottle. at A. e. RoEDEL's drug store.
Twenty yards calcOs for sl.oO at
, 1891-05-31

A match game will be PLAYED this alter
noon at 2;30, at the fair ground, between
the Hob Nails of Laramie and the Black
Stockings OF this city. A good game Of
bsll may be expected. Admission is 25
cnnIa
, 1891-05-31

Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darnIng, patching and
buttons sewed on without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1891-05-31

Merchants lunch for Is cents from II
Il 3 D. m, at Germania Hall.
, 1891-05-31
LOST.

7 OST-S REWARD FOR reform
- OF dark bay horse with one split eaI
white face, belly and legs. No brands. Re
turn TO Charlton's stable. BEN OiCoNNELL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24

seem" 4sAsd
NO, 1 didnt want 20 alarm her. She
noticed thai 1 stared a. the thing n
rather . startled manner. but laughed
IL OF
WAS silent for awhile. toying with
the mirror and wondering what the
case might meaa-
well. what do yoa make IL out 10
be-" be inquired
Obi" replied. II can't say as vet
I haven't sufficient data The trouble
may De In your optic nerve; IL may DC
ia your liver. and II may be elsew here
still should nave 10 put you through
q lengthy examination And just at
this moment | am too tired and too
hungry 10 begin one II you will give
nae tina 20 eat some luncheon III be in
better trim"
''ohi certainly, certainly. Only can't
you tell me AZ once whether you think
arm going 70 lose my reason?"
II hardly think you are going 10 lose
your reason" ! replied And now IL
you win excuse NE for little. III 60
downstairs and take . bite. Perhaps
you would like chop and q glass Of
wine yourself?'
''Ohl no, thank you. no. thank you
shan't be able 10 eat with any appe-
title until this fear Is of my mind"
While swallowed my hasty luncheon
! thought the matter over. II puzzled
me good deal. but suddenly. as | was
folding up my napkin. an idea struck
mo which. hoped, might clear the
whole matter up
Reckoning Mr.. Carathwaite In my Of
fec. said To him: II have come 10 the
conclusion that this is case for Il
specialist II you like, will 60 TO a
specialist with YOU"
II am quite at your orders" he re-
sponded DO you think it's the brain
or the eye?"
Il hope it's neither; but the specialist
will tell u.s."
We entered my carriage, and were
driven down town To q famous curiosity
shop In Seventeenth street, just west of
Union square, the proprietor Of which.
Mr.. Maverick. is esteemed, as every
body knows, one of the most learned
authorities in antique curios in America
Here we are" said l. getting out OF
the carriage. "Will you Gomez"
But what are you going in here for?'
questioned Carathwaite.
ITO consult our specialist" said I.
My patient looked mystified, but he
followed me into the shop.
presented my card, and asked TO see
Mr.. Maverick. In another minute we
were closeted with him in his private
office.
"Will you hand Mr.. Maverick your
mirror" demanded of Carathwaite.
Maverick took the mirror, and looked
it over. He studied the frame through
magnifying glass. This is bit OF
work from the hand of Etienne Del
aulne." he announced presently. lone
of the most slSillful goldsmiths of the
sixteenth century l don't know where
you got hold of II, but may tell you
that it is infinitely valuable. | have
never seen finer specimen Of Delaulne's
handicraft, nor one IN better state OF
preservation"
And the CLASP" queried. 1--WE
are especially interested in the glass. "
The glass;" said Maverick. lis prob
ably Venetian. IL must examine it q
little"
He went to the window, and began 10
scrutinize the glass, twisting it about,
and peerin2 at it from various angles.
"Ah, yes, thought sol'' he exclaimed
all at once. Come here, gentlemen"
he called to MS
He held the glass OF at . certain
oblique angle, and inquired: Now,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
A HEAD OF DEATH.
The Third Il the Thrilling Series
OF -PossibI Cases
a Physiei&a's Rss>rk@sss sessy--Asv a.
Lsa Alag C.zAs Near Lssss. ais hss-
ssa-fhs nystsry If Rare
ItAl&AA Alrrsr.


This Is . story that DIR. Clarke For
ss@r told as after dinner; had had q busy
morning. oa.s twenty patients. one
on the heels Of 4nosher-aad now that
ths last had departed. and noon was
long past. h-san 20 think hungrily Of
my luncheon But iuss e. got up -
leave my consulting room my sersan,
entered and handed ma Visiting card
upon which WAS engraved the name
Mr.. Alexander carathwaite." There
can be but ono Alexander Carathwaite, {"
thought I. land nc Is Alexander Carath-
waite. the famous iron king and million
ARE"
show him In" said 20 NV servant
The person who presently seated him
self opposite me struck me as a singu-
iarly healthy-looking invalid; tall, ro-
bus. with q clear, raddy skin and .
bright gray eye. However. What u
the troable2' | asked
We'll" he answered. Its . queer
case; but 20 put II briefly, I'm afraid
the troubles here" and DO tapped his
forehead
Let me hear your symptoms"
Its a long story" said he, "and
must begin il at the beginning"
Herewith he plunged his hand into
an interior pocket OF his coat and
brought forth small tissue-paper par
eel This" he explained, as he I'M
wound the paper. rs rather 4 valuable
antique. IL came IS a present 10 my
wife the other day from the earl of
Salchester. whom we entertained when
be was IN America "A year or SO ago. As
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24

when I hold IL like that what do you
see?''
Carsthwaite simply uttered . long
low "Ah-h-hl'
why, sec q human skull, / said.
"a most perfect image of human
skull would swear IL was the geuu-
Inc reflection of real one How it gets
there I can't for my life imagine"
"Ah, that was the art of the Venetian
glass-workers." said Maverick
Tie crossed the room and took down
from a bookcase a volume entitled
manual Arts of Medieval Italy" He
ran over a few pages, found his place,
and read aloud. Venetian looking
glasses of the sixteenth century were
often oruamented with grotesque de-
sirns-scrpents, skeletons, skulls. some
times crucihxes-produced In the coat
ing Of quicksilver In such a way as 10 he
visible only a. one angle of vision. and
then to give the effect OF reflection Of
some exterior object
We'll. doctor.- said Carathwsite.
smiling rather sheepishly. when we had
rerained The street. you have ef-
feeted speedy cure. What's your fee7-
II can hardly ask You . fee, since
your trouble was all In the mirror
said Il viii take il out in telling the
story
The gratitude 81 nillionaires II very
Ike tia, ~ Ssngs have never seen
nor heard from Mr.. Alexander Csrsth-
waite again When be needs medical
attendants o, advice h. calls ,pon that
notorious humhus Rlssk.
stDsNy Iifrsxs fHstrv Hssf-Aypl.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.
OFfIcs BoAsD o. PUEIIc Nekks

OsfIcs BoAsD o. PUEI1c Noaxs
6kANo Rams. Aseh-. April =. lssl
Sealca kropVsals wlig &c reorlsce ~ TIE etiise
al .S4e Board EnIil Saturday, April =. tss4, al
NJ. To-. FOR The construction OF = sever IA
Nest bridge street from VV84 street 10 ~ CD
gan street. according . the plans and spec
idcafiens on nleaf the oflce ~ the bVerd-
TIE buard reserves tae light 10 REJECT Ally
or al bids.
Z .cA bidder she'll deposit with bis PR y ssal
III. sum OF a.. te "a forfeited { tae cas- ~
Grand Rapids IA care ne SHAH fsii 10 eater sai .
coltr ct Ia accordance with hts proposal.
sasud hs said proposal DC acoeP pied b lac
boara Z Fgb4lc AerAs-
All proposals must PC made upon blanks
that IA 81 iuralslsd upon Application 81 lie
once o! the Bceld q.
BY order 81 a. ksssTd
JAMES y. DAVIS. President.
ATTEST
Pam A. 1wANLEN. Clerk. apr -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.
orrIcE BoAeD o. PUplIc wosks.

tffttt hpAhN OF NO1A-s
GRAND kAPIps. Mich. April -. lsst. I
Sealed proposals viii DC received AZ TIE
once Of the Board uatil saturday. April -
1881. AT =: o .. IA. lot the Isapfotegirnt OF
the east iaif Of Grand aNeaue. from Fountain
street 10 pOini south is- lee'. according 70
the pans and predictions on hie ~ the ostlee
81 the Board.
or all bies
Each bidder shall deposit with his roposal
the sum ~ $1,000, 10 be forfeited q the cts 81
Grand ItsipiGs la ease he shall fsi 10 enter into
contract In accordance with his proposal.
should h s aaid pr0lsosa! DC accepted Toy tIs
Board ~ Public Works
All proposals mui he made upon blssks Ina,
will be fur .4isaei upon application al the O!acc
OF the Beard.
By order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
Attest
FREp A. IwANIEY. Clerk. apr y
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.
Quo Bo.ap % pusIic wokks.

OFFfcE BotRp OF PuHTIc WoNNs.
GssSD BAFIps. Mich. April -. lsei.
Sealed proposals Will be received al The 81
fee OF the board until saturday. Apru b 1881.
at 80 y. M. for the construction Of sewer In
w. Bride street. from Naiien street 90
South Lane avenue. according 10 the plans and
specifications on file at the Office OF the board.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
al bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF $1,000 10 be forfeited TO the city OF
Grand RAPIDS In case he shall fail TO enter 20
contract, 80 accordance with his proposal
should his said proposal be accepted ~ the
hoard If Pubic No-kS.
All proposals must b. made upon blanks fha;
will b. furnished upon application al the Of.
fee Of the hoard
BY order OF the bonrd.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
fAftesf1
FHEp A. TwaNfIY. Clerk. apr =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24

rh~ ar-t enin- sfrues by she t.nlsss
stai-s Was s~r~ sosns hsiffim~s, II
Ira ~ hrsf Asns.s we're struck Ia francs
frssa cid Silver family plate furnished ~
y Ashinetsa. the eeiRs heins knss~a q.
"hsftha assaiasssn nisne. fress sh.
esr~usnss~ae. ss sSts-a. sas al ssspSssi~a
- ~ i&h~ssy hssd ~ thai - Maths
Wszhtnsfsa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.
0FFICE Board on PUBLc WoEEs
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. April %, ISL.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUlLIC MORRIS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April -. lSsi
Sealed proposals will he received At the OF
nee Of the board until Saturday. April -. 1871.
at $50 p. m. Tor the construction OF n sewer in
James street. between Wealthy avenue and
Sherman street. according Ia the plans and
specifications on hle ri The Office OF the board.
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of sloJ.Ub to be forfeited 90 the city of
Grand Rapids In ease he shall fail 10 enter Into
contract. IN accordance with his proposai.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application al the
Office If the board.
BY order OF the board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
IAttestl
FsgD A. IwaxLry. Clerk. apr %
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.
osrlSr e beaEs o. Pss41 {. wss ,;

oFFIcK eF hcAKa % fCs-gC NoKKs
GeANp kAFEpS. kica-. ARR ~ fss1- I
>s44c1 pESlsoSslS = ~ - received - he eece
81 ne board Gat,i sxt1rtAx. pru IS. I'D a.
80 b a.. foF the SsEsxf eCtssa ~ se~vf Al
Nest Bragg street. trefa Michigan sfrcef -
fTeasoRt street. acceEelax q TIE slAas .ae
,..,eincatisss a. hle 81 lGs sffos IT ths beard.
The Bead reserves the TAsas - reject 3nk VI
al bids
Aca bsadeT shall deposit with his pHspeS&l
tAS san II sis - ~ ,s< issFiVttcd Is tfe <lgs ~
lsgaaa RAp.aS II ease he s6z8 TAI - eiitsT
fntO contract la tecozaa0oc VITA hls BRO
posal "A Q ia his aid proposal - ace<ste& b
ibe bears 81 PeAAe arAa
All proposals mSSt be IaaGe Np01 b.aRks
that VII Dr furnished C9oa sppicAtio. 81 the
of-4cs 81 The ba4fa.
IS order II ne beSre.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
Attest.
FEER. A. TwAsLsN. Cters, apr =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.
orTlcr Bo,Rp 90 PrtIsc WORKS. |

nfTgcr Bo,Rp 90 PrtEc WcrKsl
GASP ksFIps. Mich. April % 1851.
Sealed proposals Viii t,e received At the Office
Of the R0ard until Saturday. April q ISL NJ
20 T. m. for the construction Of sever "a
Norfh tnion street from = point isi feet nors
81 Lyon street e. dHlts street. according 10 the
plaHs aad speci1oatoHs ca flis At the of1ee 81
tire Board.
The R0sra reserves the riFht g. reject any or
al BIDS
Each blcde. shall deposit with his proposal
fh- ~ So ~ % be forfeited - the city o.
contract In seroffaacR with his proposal
shoua bis "a q proposal le aeosptes BY the
Boar n ruoae 0rks
Al proposals rnst - rasfe upon Sisrt fhst
vii ~ furnished u7on sppisestion 81 the of5cs
81 the Besft.
By order o. the Board.
JANIS \. DAVIS. President.
ATTEST
Tsss A fvAxlrr. Clerk. sprr,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
rRr.susrR's NOTICE


Grand Rsfads. n leh. kpfii IS. tssl
Neifre = hsf~hy sfea that ne sxsrssrrnf
fssl faf fhe fneftea ~ s~~Tf - " 81
t-ra1ssa vtr~es. in ths city - lffaaa Ran
iae . new ia sss kaaas. ans thst I wfif r~cssv~
fssafasf ffefTah frf fss f-sffs4 - f~rn ~
aafs fsass th1s fsf~ a. ttfe a~srs ~ ths cts
Tfsa.sfsf cas- HAli.
aEoHaE p fFRAY
sass y4ft rea4sssrrr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed bios. setting forth the highest rate OF
Interest that viii be paid y my sad All b a A.
on daily balances OF In0nry belonging 10 said
city or In It's custody. Also scaled bios setting
forth the iuwcst rate OF interest taaf Viii be
required fon said city on all tempo AIRY loans
made by 10 will Ice received Al my eislce at the
city hall. up 10 Monday. Apnl 2, ISL. . clock
p m
said offers are 10 cover dlfere nj periods Of
time. as follows viz: First. Tor one year, iron,
the llrst Monday in My io,i. g. the frst Mon
day in May. Iss2 crc0nd. for two years. from
n first Monday In II ~. ISL. % the frst Mon
cay IA May. les3. 1nsrd. for three years. trom
the ir3t Monday Ia May. ISL. TO the firSi Mon
dsy IN Nav. lsa The right 70 eject any aud
all bids Is reserved.
Dated. April IL. lSsl.
". A. SHTNKNAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE Board on Pubic MORRIS.
4. -, l. .n.r.. AiIch a mil ~ 1aa1

OFFICE Board on Public WORKS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April -. 1871.
Sealed proposals viii be received al the Of
fee of the board until SATURDAY, May :. 1871. at
2:2i y. m. for the erection of = IRE engine
house on the northeast corner OF W. Leonard
aid Quarry ST. Gets. according 10 the plans and
specifications on fle at the Office of the board.
Ibe board reserves the right 10 reject any or
al bids.
Zach tidder shall deposit with his proposal
thu sum of slgi.00 TO be forfeited 10 the CITY Of
1Taud Rapids ia case he shall fat 10 enter into
cont act. in accordance W ifh his proposal.
should hiS said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must he made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application al tue Of
nee of the board.
BY order Of the hoard
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
ATTEST
FREp 4. TwANLEr. Clerk. apr =
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24

A assessment ROLL Tor the grading OF alley
"A IN block IL. Dexter fraction. In the city OF
Grand Rapids.
orFIcg OF CRY CLARK,
grand RArIrs. Mich. April Il. ISL.
To-
Annie W. Vary III. and Emily J. Cummi pgs
Mary J. Powers. Allen c. Adsit, estate oftirorge
Schroeder. deceased; Joseph ". Ellis. Eobsrt
A. and Mary A. Baker. estate OF Charlotte
Cummings. deceased \ ophus u. and Ina a
ma Cole, Hart r. Waring. Susan 4. Nor .
Jacob c. More, John c. Clark. Maria J. NerdirT.
lou are hereby noained that assesSment
- about To be made upon you 10 defrsy the er-
pense az the aforesaid improNeme a. m Assess
meut roll has been made IN the premises and
IL on file in the clerk Office Of said city where
IL viii remain open for Inspection until Non
day evening. April ~. ls9i. when and where
YOU can appear before tine Common Council
on said evening aud show cause. il any whs
said assessments should not be made AID col
lected according 10 law.
W. A. SHExvsAv.
liz CHyC
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24

fhs sHsss4 nsrtfas q fhs sfeesheis~rs ~
the pfessserf aFa asfratefs - a. tfsas FsR
s.sss.s ~ sas fss- sses - lfffsaa AeaFAre
hss,s6 - ttz 49, - 4f~st ha4tFa Nt&tS -
~ sless - feesa - Ass i~st. 81 y SECS
soas 4 NoenA ssssa.ss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-24
TREAspRkRs NOTICE.


City TreasHrer's ofee
Grsnf Rapids. Mich. April j. Isl.
Notice - hereby given that she assessment
roll fer the construction q sever in kss;
Fulton street tsrsha svsHne and doils street in
The city 81 efnnd Rapids. il anw IN n hsH6s
aud that | Vii receive payment thereon for
the period ~ tssDfv DAYS from this Aste, .;
the ortcF OF the city Treasurer Citv Han.
BEoFsF Y rFRRY.
naFs ftfe treasurer