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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-12
BUSINESS.

10 b Improving 10 sil Sectiees
1~sesary Situation D.-cid~Aly Awrs
1avsrable-lscreass1 COnAveuce aau.
Nest.
Il. G. Dun & Co . Review Of Trade
for the week ending September s
says:
"Business improves in al sections
at the South partly because Of injury
to the cotton crops, and the conse
quens advance IN the price. Al the
West some injury to corn by frost.
late in the week 10 reported, tho sxten,
OF which 10 not yet known, and il it 10
serious the loss may affect trade "a
some extent, but at latest accounts
business was active and almost every
whore improving. The wheat crop 10
out Of danger and enormous, un.
dopbsrdiy tho largest ever grown, ard
moving with unusual rapitity. The
o"rn crop has been saved and is very
large in moss It the surplus producing
States. AID even wiihin the range Of
recent f'oss appears 10 have been in
part beyond injury. Cotton has been
damaged seriously in some States, an
Alabama correspondent thinks 81 Der
cent, and New Orleans dispatches
represent Is to rs per cent. in Loui.
sisnA aud Mississ,2pi. Some allow.
ance may be made for the usual dis
position to exaRg-rste the effects of
any misfortune, but the loss Of some
part Of tho entire crop would not re-.
dace the years supply below tho
wo'ld's requirements, while by caus.
ing higher prices it might b-ne6,
producers aud all business in the
cotton growing States. The fact Il,
that there was serious danger of
DISASTROUS over>production o! cotton,
/" spite OF the rapid increase in tho
worlds consumption.
'The monetary situation is also d.
cidely clearer and more favorable
Imports of u 800 600 gold have been
ordered. through inducements offrreu
by Que OF the banks, possibly with
shre~d regard for tho interests of
customers in the stock market. For
eiga needs appear less urgent. aud
the danger Of successful resistance to
American demands Cor gold is dimin.
ish-d. Tho removal Of the German
prohibition Of American pork import.
promises . largely increased demand
for important products, and . con.
siderable addition to merchandise ex.
ports for the year. Exports from
New York in FIVE weeks exceed las,
yesr's nearly 81 per cent and while
imports also increased largely. tho
balance OF trade turns decidedly in
favor It the United States. The
injury to cotton may also hasten ex
ports OF that product, which foreign
operators, knowing the largo stock.
in Europe. might not have bought
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-12
WOOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY. IDAHO.

sAruaDAY. .sxprrnsrR =. IN,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-12
NOTICE.

The undersigned. . ssw.miil owner Of Alturas
County. Idaho. hereby stv.s notice that he has
applied to the Secretary of the Interior for per
miss'on to cnt Ar aud pine timber from the un.
surveyed public landa along the East Fork of
Wood River and ITS branches.
J. ,. SHORT.
HAuEr. IDAHO. August ;. 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-12

Ose Fare to Chryesae, Wyoming, AID
Return,
For the Second Annual Inter. State
Miness' Convention to be held Sep.
temhrr 9TH to 18th. A rare opportu-
nifty to visit the Capital City ri Wyo.
ming. Ask your Union Pacific agents
for particulars ~ to dates Of sale,
limits, etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-12
VIG0R OF MEN

knety. Quickly, Permanently Restored,
Weekness: Nesvoosness. Debility. and all
ne ain OF eva from early evrors later exceases
me tesuts OF overwOfk, sickness, worry, ETC. Full
stsenSth, developusnt, aud tone given 70 every
olxnn ana portion of the body. Simple, natural
imPossioie 3oO references. Book. explansatoos
mo Dsoois mailed tsealed) frse. Address
88o8 090eoAl CO., 0Ve6Ao. n. y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-09-12
Railroad Men and Athletes

WEAR OUR
vulcanissd Gum suspsnsosy 70 prevent Jar. strain
o. injury.
WEAK M EN-
ARE CURED,
wearing oar vulcsnissd Gum suspensory Of var1.
cocsie tsnlsrgsd vstnsI. Nocturnal Emissions ana
lDpo1eney.
vtsos. comfort and longer life assured. No
pstn. No poisonous drugs
Pdes oaly 81. essled civculsrs free.
vULcANfzED GUN SUPERVISORY CO.,
Rooms 10 -
0avtebes'o ThsaA4s MAJ On4CAOV, ILL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
Legal ADVERTISING.

A SSEssMENT ROLL for the paving with
"A asphalt. Canal street. from Lyon street 10
Bridge street. In the city OF Grand Rapids.
0Frtcg or Cry CLsax.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May Q. 1871.
Henry stsrr. John Mohrhard. Robert Z.
Scott. pesdemonia Naysmith. Willard Barn
hart. Nelson. Matter A Co.. Meyer and Laws
SSndier. John Mohrhart. Corne,ia Il. Fuller.
Joseph II. Martin. Chas. aud August i.
Loberis. Francis T.. Pierce. John G .uneld.
The BiSseli Carpet sweeper Co.. John b. Earle.
Julia A. Briggs Pierce, Francis r.. Pierce.
Neyes L. avery. Abram b. knowison. Philo c.
and Sophia Sweet. estate Of Charles {. Rood.
deceased. Adeilne n. Johnson. Mary Adele
Taieum. Alice 1wamley. Louise Judd estate
al A. b. watson. deceased. Elizabeth -. Col
Inns. Katherine A. Blake. Edmund b. Dikeman.
Briggs. AZsiina youell. Rose Allen. estate OF
H. i. Sinclair. Henry and Henrietta Grinnell.
Hope Adds. Geo. Lehman. August aad
Ausustc Tusch and Mary Walther. Cappon Il
J.. and LorraineZ. Richmond. VIM. y. ku;scnc.
bred Loetteert. yohsrna DcRuyter. Truman
Kellogg. Philip kuxtercr. Avis kasch, Geo. W.
Iiaay MAT az ssr kH ssrsn a an%
Fred j. Nichols. New England Furniture CO..
estate of b. L. Fuller. u-krown. {. g. Swens-
berg. Anna HodenpyI. T. y. Love- Enos Put
man. Heien NJ: Matthews. Julia X. Briggs
Is about TO he made upon you TO defray the ex-
pense Of the aforesaid Improvement, an
assessment reli has been made III the
premises and 10 on hle in the clerks Office
of said city. where 1t will remain open for in
spection until Monday evening. May II. 1891.
wnen and where you can appear before the
Common Council on said evening and show
cause. ifauy. why said assessments sho uld not
TO made and collected Ssc or sHi e ~
129 City Clerk,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.

Per Grand Rapids. kAisnisAa. Police Head
quarters baiialnxS
l1s board II Pebble wsrks Of sfrsna R4nlas
NielIigAn, invite seaied proposals until " ed
nssaay Nay IS ~. al zsS y ~. Tor turoish-
ma zoe lytrs fssfeitsi ana lzoer Tor baslains
= police head quarters and eAra. bf4wsoSA
speeifesfsoEs and Instructions - bidders. 10
keEhsr 9Th pfintea forms and sehca -lek car
b. seen a. the once OF said board Zach bid
der oh~ii deposit with bis proposal I've han-
saeaht. payable 10 Tue order cf James
Davis. president. TO h< tsrisitcd - The saty u
ssrsna hapias, IN case he shall. fail 10 execute
. eontrssf aud bona satisfactory 10 The Board.
Should his proposal DC &ceSpze4-
Separate bids viii Also be received ~ tse
sAsHs Line ana place iSf steam as sflnx Aha
piumfing tue buildings Each b.daer Ter tins
york shall deposit with his proposal one hun
are4 dollars. or . certified check for that
amount payable 10 the order ~ james y.
bAyis. president 70 be forfeited 10 tae city OF
Grand Rapids, Ia case he Shsil iali g. execute
3 contract anu bond satisfactory 10 the board.
should his PROPOSAL be accepted.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any
ana eli BIDS.
The building 10 TO be . nrst-cisss structure.
In Size about loxso feet. three stories high the
exterior TO be Of rock -faoed stone. backed with
bricx. or Grand Rapids white brick with stone
tumnsings. OF Tod pressed brick ~ith stone
trimmings.
BY order Of the hoard.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President
Attest
FksB A. TwAnKy. Clerk. May Is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
Legal ADVERTISING.

NHkRIFF's SALE by virtue u an execution
- sss4ed oet ef sAs eader tAe seai "a The esI-
eait court Of the county 81 heat IN the rtsse
Isl 10 a. airsetta aR4 delivered in fAver u
k1e ara Al. ADAMS. ps&inilE. saa against the
keaes a2d ebat;els. and fsr wsat th@txSs thea
OF the real estate Of Mary l. Beard naA. tie
asieaaaat thsreiR ssmes. lave Iesssa theFr-
GA zeG sAail expose tor sale, az public huctlaa
or seadas, 10 tAs higheSt bidder. at the sonth
iseat yalrshes 70 tss sfsat ssart fee.ns
haplds Miehixsn. thAt beiax the place Of
holding TIE circuit court 81 ths eaents n here
- les aid ptsiaisss are situated. Ga fslaas.
IL the forenoon Of laid day.
The following described lands and premises
situate % The city II oisad Rapids. keat
Lots rlght aud niteen Of block twelve, lots
three foaf. ave. six and seven Of biock eight !
lots oae. I've. three. four, ave, xx. seven,
fourteen OF ock sine lots two. three. four.
ave. elk. seven and eight Of block tea; aiss
that part OF blees three not subdIv'ded into
Iron Charles ". layior sha vile - tle Drand
Rapids salt Manufacturing COMPANY. fcso d
cd ga tie once of the register of deeds Ia iseer
land described la deed from Laura 4. Adams
ana James Blair 10 Julia A. Nelson. recorded
la said register af deeds once, Ia librr ls3 Of
deeds. at page 233; a4ss exeenftng = piece Of
land commencing ~ the nartheast corner of
The stone iannefy In said blocks thence east
eriy on the north line OF said ssnnety extend
cd to loalA street; thence southcriy GA the
west line of lolla street 10 Co.dbroek street;
thence westerly on the north Inc OF Coldbreok
street 10 a point which shall be In . iiae drawn
from sxid northeast corner OF said tsnncry
parallel with said IVES; linr of fonfa street 60
the north iine 81 teidbrook street; thence
nortberiy 10 ssid northeast corner o. said tan
nerv.
Also will sell lots one. two. three. four. nye
aGu six of said block Twelve. and lets six.
seven. eight, nine. ten. eleven. twelve. thir-
teen. fourteen. nfreen. sixteen. seventeen.
eighteen, nineteen And tvcaty OF block II. of
Tanner Tayior's addition To ssid city Of Grand
Rapids. aud Also viii sell the following de-
scribed lands and premises; Lots two. four.
nye. eight, nine and ten OF block ]. All that
part oil lot fourteen OF block two. which lies
south Of the norfher.y line or bank OF old
brook Greek lots thirty. thirty-0ne and thirty
two OF block three; lots thlrty-s.x, thirty
seven. thirty nine and forty of block four; lots
I've and six of block seven tot3oDe. i've. three
four, five and six OF block eleven; all that part
OF block eleven not sutdivided into l,tS; lots
niue. ten. twelve. thirteen. fourteen and six
teen of block twelve; loss hve. twenty-one,
twenty-five. twenty three. twenty fourtwenty-
i've and twenty-six OF block seventeen; lots
one. two. THREE. four. I'VE. six. seven, eight
nine. ten. eleven. twelve, thirteen. fourteen
and nfieen OF block eighteen. all In Tanner
lay o's addition 10 the said city Of Grand
Rapids.
Dated. this 18th day of April. A. d. 1871.
ISAAC +. LAM0REAuX.
Sheriff Of kenty County. Mich.
attrrrav ~ Darsor
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08


A nheeal supply of pure fresh afr h neccs-
sary to the comfort and health Of the AMI
NAL. and tho allowance should Be not less
than two cubic feet Of air space 60 every
pound OF hive weight Tho ventilation
should bearranged 90 a. 90 secure q change
OF air without osectinx perceptible
draught, and - - 70 maintain tempera-
ure OF 50 dss,x in winter and from co to G.
dess in Summer.
The floor on which the horse stands
should be nearly level; otherwise, when
RAISED toward the horses head. it has been
found TO put the back sinews on the stretch,
and thus to fatigue the animal when 10
ought to have rest With regard 70 the
proper dimensions Of the stalls for horses
there b . difference Of opinion, some horse
men claiming that the width OF o stall
should not cxoeed four feet; others aay
that it should Do fully five feet In width
From careful measurements the writer has
found that horse OF average size may be
considered as forming wedge 8 feet long.
81 fees high, feet broad ut one end and
IL fest broad az the other. In extreme
cases it may be considered that the largest
horse will form q wedge feet broad at ono
end and 81 fese 1t the othsr. The horse is
capable Of lying down and rising up in a
space Of I foos all around. which wo-ld
give stall IL feet long. feet broad at one
end and 81 feet broad at the other, on an
average. The extreme case would Be In ex.
cess Of this-4k feet broad at ono end and
feet 1t tho other.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08

In practice, however, tho wedge shaped
stall il rarely used, the best horsemen
choosing tho paxallelogram stall. varying
from to 5 feet In width. for single stalls,
with not less than 10 feet square for box
stalls.
The disposal Of the liquids from the
stable 10 best done by an open gutter formed
in a concrete floor, in which an iron graf
ing or strainer Is set to conduct the same
to the cesspool or sewcr. II a concrete
floor Is :>sed over tho entire stall the space
where the horse stands should have o
wooden slat floor upon which the horse
may stand. The liquids will thus pass be-
tween the Stats to the gutter, and the bed
ding for tho horse will be kept dry and
clean.
The rick from which hay Il fed to the
horse should be of wrought iron, the feed
bin Of cast iron. with the top smaller than
the base, so a. to prevent the horse from
wasting hts feed
In tying a horse the halter strap should
be weighted and run in tube behind the
Manager, to prevent his feet becoming en-
tangled in it. The practice Of having n
chute over tho hayrick, through which
hay from the storage loft may be thrown,
Is . common method smpioyed, but should
30 condemned. AZ IL Il liable TO al the
horss's eyes, ears and nostrils With fine
dust. which b likely to give the animal .
cough. Tho most sensible way, according
to some authorities, il to throw tho hay
upon tho floor at the head Of tho stall. and
omit the hayrick altogether.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08

GUARDIANS sALE-In the matter Of the
" estate OF Rska Fox. Tony Fox and Edward
Fox minors. Notice Is hereby given that
shall sell NJ public auction. to The highest bid
der OH "Wednesday. the 24th day Of June. A. ID.
lSsi nc ten o'clock in the forenoon, ut the
tsrand RAPIDS In the county Of Kent. in the
state OF Michigan. pursuant 10 license and
authority granted to me on the nth day Of
April. a, d. lsai. by the probate court OF Kent
est or estate 81 said miners IA or 10 that Ger
tain piece or parcel of land situated and being
in the county 81 Kent. State 81 Michigan
known and described ss follows tovit: The
west seven 81 feet Of lot four a.. al block one
o. Of Northrop's third addition to the city OF
trsnd kapids
Dated. May 6. A. ID. lsei.
fri LENA FOX. Guardiaa.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08

The conditions under which Mr.. Cru1
ny worked eut2iled many weary rides
and much hardship. The nearest rail-
road and telegraph point. Rushville.
Neb-, was swcnsy-eighs miles distant.
and some OF the time the road was beses
BY Indians News kilograms had to be
cent by courier. Mr.. Crcssey was a
eyewitness Of the Wounded Knee fight.
IL began about half past o IN the morn
ing. and IL was after t2 o'clock before it
was safe To wander about the field. Be-
tween is and Nashville were over fifty
miles Of hill and plain. IL was neces-
sary To reach tho telegraph office by 8
o'clock in order 10 get the wire.
An offer Of seventy-hve dollars tempt
ed daring rider. and he agreed TO make
the attempt il he could have the dis
patch by / o'clock. The correspond
ent had les than an hour in which 70
visw the Geld. gather the names Of such
killed and wounded soldiers as he found
At the ambulance wagon, and amid
scenes OF blood and excitement write his
report. The faithful courier reached
the telegraph Office on time. Mr.. Cres-
sey's message was sent broadcast. and
the country was startled the next morn
ing by his graphic, even though short
and incomplete. description Of tbs fight.
So unexpected was the Indian onslaught
that FIVE minutes before it began the
correspondent mingled among the red
s,xins without fear Of danger.
Mr.. Cressey was born in Minnesota.
After graduating from . high school he
entered Chicago university. He began
his newspaper career 1T Des Moines, Ia.
He went TO Omaha and applied TO The
Republican for position The city ed
itor told him to 'go out, write mp somc-
thing aud bring it in" intimating that
his fate hung on the result An assign
ment might have been an easy task, but
for m utter stranger, with no knowledge
OF what had already been handled" by
tho paper. to turn up IN important item
was difficult. In looking around, how
ever, Cressey saw some men digging a
trench in the middle OF side street. On
inquiry he found it was the beginning Of
Omaha's cable car system. His news
sensc told hirn he had a good thing. and
he hunted up the head of tho enterprise,
q kindly gentleman, who showed him the
plans and filed him full Of facts. The
next morning his article appeared under
o big head on the first page, and he has
sever had to ask for position since.
At about the time Mr.. Cressey was
winning his journalistic spurs on the
northwestern plains there lay dying at
London the most famous Of modern En-.
glish reporters. He was not in any sense
Of the word correspondent" and con-
sequenuy had no place in the class to
which Forbes. villiers. Russell, Mac
Gahan. etc. belong. He was a reporter
only that and nothing mors-yet when
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08

A ADMINISTRATIVE SALE-In the matter
~ OF the estate of 1uy 8. Walden. deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen that shall sell at pubic
auction. To the highest bidder. on Thursday.
the 9th day of June A. u. ISL. ut ten clock Ia
the forenoon. 1t the font door OF the resi-
dence OF DIR. Mortimer w. Danforth. in the
township of Cascade. in the county of kent.
In the State Of Michigan. pursuant to license
and authority granted TO me on the 18th dsy Of
Apgil, A. d. 1871. by the Probate Court OF Kent
COUNTY. Michigan. ali Of the right. title. inter
est or estate OF said deceased. in or to that
certain pieec or parcel OF land situated and
being in the county OF Kent. State of Michigan.
known and described as follows. to-wit: The
east three-fourths ca OF the southwest quarter
OF section FIVE ~. In town SIX 49,. north OF
range ten co. west. excepting thirty-eight fss)
acres lying ssGtheast of the highway that
runs northwest and southeast across said
lands.
Dated, May A. A. n. 1891.
MORTIMER W. DANF0RTH.
FRI Administrators.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
oHoRGE CLYAn.

he expired one Of the most distinguished
judges in England-Mr. Justice Hawk
ins-frum the bench in open court feel
ingfy remarked that the legal profession
hsd Lost one Of its dearest friends and
companions. The man 50 touchingly re-
mcmber~l was George Clystt. for fifty
years the chrouicler of the doings Of the
Loudon central criminal court.
In his time he reported 10000 cases,
saw over . thousand men and women
seatenced 10 death and IVES present at
and wrote up" nearly three hundred
and Fifty hangings Here il the result
OF his half century Of observation at Old
Bailey. embodied in an extract from an
6nterview had with him q few days be-
fore his death: Poverty, I take ID. Is
The beginning of all crime and all mur-
ier~ There are murdersrs for revenge.
snur1sxers for jealousy, murderers for
pruperty-shesea are the three exceptions
and murslerers from poverty. And
those are inevitable. Eradicate poverty
and the hangman may put his rope in
his pocket and 60 back 70 his old trade. !"
Such are the changes and chances Of
this world. On the western prairies one
man establishes hrs right TO place in
an honorable profession. while at the
same time fatal illness seirss . veteran
Of the pen in far country. Both the
bswinnipr and the end were credisabie.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
EDWARD N. ADAMS
ATTORNEY In Person.

pR0BATE ORDER-State of Michigan. coun-
~ of Kent S. At session of the Probate
Court for said county of Kent. held 1t the Pro-
bate once. in the city Of Grand Rapids. on the
I'D day OF April. In the year one thousand
eight hundred aud ninety-one.
Present. Cyrus T.. Perkins, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
CORNELIUS J. DONOVAN. deceased.
An instrument In writing purpcrting to be
the last will And testament Of said deceased
having been Il ed In this court for probate.
1T Is ordered that Monday. the 18th day OF
May. 1881. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
ut said Probate Office. be appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And it Is further ordered. That n copy Of this
order he published three successive weeks pre-
vious TO said day Of hearing. In tho TxLr-
eRAN-HyrAIp. 3 daily newspaper printed and
Giro ulating in said county OF Kent.
CYRUS Il. PERKINS. Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy.l
ADoLrH D. MAsox. Register. Fri may
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
Sealed Proposals.

0sFtcs Beam or PysLIo WoEKs.l
GaAsp k4PIbs. Mich. May 8. lssl.
Sealed proposals viii be received al the once
OF the Board until Saturday. May .. 1881. At
$50 p. M. for the construction of sewer In
Hamilton street. between West Leonard and
Eleventh street. according to the plans aud
specifications or aie AT the ONCE OF the Board.
TIE BOARD reserves the right to reject any or
ali bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of siUD.00 TO DO forfeited 10 the city OF
Grand Rapids in case he shall fall 10 enter into
contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted By The
Board of Public orks.
AL proposals must be made upon blanks that
vii. be- furnished upon application 1T the Office
Of the Board.
By order Of the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President
(Attest.l
FgED A. TwAMLRY. Clerk. los
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08
Proposals for 6riekwork, Pias,erng and
Canerete fsIfoe for Fjoors

Sealed proposals viii he received up - and
Including Mas ~ far the brick and mason
work remaining 10 be done on the Kent County
Court House Building. In sc aefaanee With
plans and spec ffaffons now on Ole 10 the
county treasurers osnte. ss made ~ :. j. o..
good, ESQ. archit ct. Also faF tbe conrrete
fii1rG for foors. Atse for the plasferfns. In
ftadfng fsfhiag. farnice ana st1eso voft.
bids NAV pa made for either OF 81 the above
items The caHaitfe> reserve the rtght -
re ieet sny ard all bids nidaers MI be a.
fsr,nane@ a rsa,Fset wsss @ecrpt~i. An
rrerosas % be addressed ~ n. II fasuis.
ehsirmaa caert Hsass Baltdlng Gem nittee.
May 1871. In
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-08

n and paving the cutters Of Benson street.
IN the city Of Grand Rapids.
OrfIcs OF CRY CLIRE,l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May 8. 1881.
To-
Andrew and Katherine Boyer. Albert Wen
geiina. Nv. Cheney. Reuben Boomer and VIM.
ii. Anderson. Peter Carlow. Wilder n. and
Loren L. Henry. Oliver A. Berry. Franklin
Barnhart. Acel.a spaarman t1uttle Bros.
agents.. Charles A. Anderson, Nellie Y. Edger-
ton. VIM. u. Anderson, Carl Bartels. james A.
Kinney. Albertus NJ. Starr, Freeman Godfrey.
SliHs 4. Godfrey. Louisa I. Mitchell. Robert
and Lille Pi.lensen, Robert BAH. Adelbert
McMIlien, Peter j. McMilen, John H. Txze-
lasr. Charles J. Andrews. James L. Mckee.
Arthur Il. Rood. Thomas IL. Tocler. johanna
Geene, Lendert Geeue, Wolsey Cronkhite.
Jarig Wander III. u'eu. Chas Stone. Jettje Van
Andshom. Thomas ii. Iocsler. PETER Tazelaar.
Sophia A. Ritter. WIN. II. Anderson aud Reu-
he nBioomer. Vim. Mccall.
You are hereby notified that an assessment
IS about to be made upon you TO defray the ex-
pense of the aforesaid Improvement. On
assessment roll as corrected has been
made in the premises and Is on Me
in the clerks ONCE OF said city. where IL
will remain open for inspection until Mon
day evening. May IL. 1891. when and where
you can appear before the Common Council,
on said evening and show cause. IL any. why
said assessments should not be made aud col
lected according to law.
W. A. SHINKMAN.
l29 City Clerk.