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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-11-14
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Mrs Cobleigh was terribly excited.
The COW looked up aud smiled.
"Go away, you hateful objectW she
screamed, Tor I'll have you torn to
pieces. Here, Gyp, seize him! Fyew-
fyew-fyew! Bite him, Eedl Sick him,
Pete! Fvew - fvew.w-w-z-z-sl Oh,
gracious, goodnessp And the exhausted
woman sank down on the doorgtone, her
face the very essence Of despair; while
the exertion Of her vocal organs in pro-
ducing the whistle had covered her chin
with spray During the progress Of these
tactics seven dogs had gathered in the
vicinity and were now stargy through
the fence at Mrs. Cobleigh With all ab-
sorbing interest. But the woman, un-
conscious Of their vicinity, continued to
breathe heavily and to look at the COW;
while that animal leisurely chewed on
the cabbages and pensiyely took in the
surroundings.
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Startling Facts.

The American people are rlpilly becoming
suggests ihe best re edy: Aiphb so Hemnn.
ing of Bu.er, pa sw- ars that wuen hi5 sou
was spaeehless rom 81. NItus dance Dr
Hes great Restorative Narvlue cured aim
raylor, OF Log llsp)rt, Ind, egC gained 20
pounds from tasing IT, Ms Il A. Gardner,
of VIstul8, Ind, was cured of 80 tD 80 con-
vulsiOus day, ana much head tChs uial q
uess, bBc rache ana nervous prusir}UoI by
one bottle. Trial bottles, and llne books of
marvellous cures, fee at G, II, hagsnhuoh,
The druggist, who recommends and guardu-
tees this unequaled remedy.
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Snddan Heathn.

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
,ause of sudden death, whlcl in three out OF
tour cases is uususpa cued. The symptoms are
nOt generally uudeTstOOd. These are; lying
IN the right side, short breath, pain or dis
.ress In side. back or shoulder, Irregular
Dulse asthma wea * and hungry spells, wind
IN stomach, swelling o ankles or lrspsN ,
ressfsn, dry cough and smDiherlu- DR.
8hes' illustrated book on Heart Disease, free
% ., II HageubuCh, who soil and guarantee
Dr. Miles unequaled New Heart Cure Gr his
esloratile Nervine, which cures nervous
ness, headache, sleeplessues' effects OF drink
ing, etc. 1t contains no Oplates,
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4 sEEious QUESTION.
no You Know which Is the Lighter End
OF the Stove2

ICopyrehtcd by Lee g. shepard, Boston, and
published by special aranEeme with tlem.l
A reader who is recently married
writes us, asking which end Of the stove
is the Fighter. Werellly wish we knewi
but we don't. A stove is very deceiv-
ing; and one has TO become well ac-
quainted with new one to fnd its
points Of advantage. Our friend should
not be too hasty in taking hold Of a
stove. A stove that is to be moved
should be visited in the still watches Of
the night before, and carefully e1.
amined by the light Of a good lamp.
The very end we thought the lighter
may prove the heavier Qn fact, is e1.
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Alva's Brazilian Specific 90. II wish TO
he ar my grB eful testimony 10 the virtues of
y ur mdglc3 cure for kings evil
My nephew, now nine years OLD, born
sCrOfullus. aud AN ctel with swelhugS, sore
eyes, etc, in soits Ui doctors b.. d blood pGTl-
hars, kept growing worse his health bpc7 me
broken, his neck WAS iull of lumps 90. o
large one, "a running sore-a d tine case seemed
hopeless. ono months use OF the q ctIs
Cure, 10 tue astlnlshm eat OF everybo y,
drove away the Jumps, healed the sore, On y
C red the eyes.
de has never felt or appeared so well IN
years, nd w feel lha his lifelong trouble
are u DER cOnuol of your wonderful madt.
cine, tOI which we cannot be too thankful
r spa7tful y,
MRS. j IN Me WHF,
22j West 9th st., New i orr.
Sold at Kirlin's Drug Store, Ferguson Houaz
Block, aheuaud04
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A woman may be headatrOng and
yet not go strong minded.

The worst danger about ueglectiuga q Cough
or Cold Is Consumption, " e can assure our
readers that no medicine equals Pan-Iua
Cough ana Consumption Cure. Try IL. Trial
bottles free at klrliu's drug store.
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OFT In the Silly Nirht

You've heard the waIling round you
Wind Colic and baby were tho combina.
ton. DR.. Hand's CO'ic Cure "a the specific
sample bottles free at G. j, McCarthy's or
j. NJ Hillan's drug store.
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A scholar in one of our schools being
asked a rather difficult question, ham
mered at it awhile without any success
and then pettishly inquired, "Am hot
or coldp A moment later he was quite
hot. J. M. BAILEY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-11-14

The man who needsa newspaper the
most is generally the first to stop it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-11-14

The next large gathering in town
will be the annual teachers institute.
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boot he could reach, tried it part way on,
discovered it was originally made for
another man, flung it across the room
and swooped down on another No bet
ter success Threw that and swore.
Grabbed another. Swore again. Made
several attempts to get his foot into the
third boot Foot kept slipping outside.
Threw that and swore again. Fourth
boot had no straps to it, Dropped that
at once.
Then he tried some more; kept trying
them as rapidly as he could find them,
and all the time his property was being
licked up by the dreadful flames and
the perspiration was rolling into his
eyes, and his feet were smarting under
the exertions they were forced into, and
all the while he kept pouring forth the
most ridiculous cursing anybody ever
heard, and finally, in a perfect shrek Of
profanity, he dashed out OF the house In
his stocking feet and across cornheld
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-11-14

The man who builds csstles IN the
iir has no use for n corner lot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-11-14
Sold at gIrIn'a Drug Store,

serq,,op's Botei B.o,& Shenandoah. Pa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-11-14

Sold at Kirliu's Drug store, Ferguson Houa.
Block. shsuaud08
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06
TnR ElpGLles ACTIVE.

Two other Places broken lnto-A War ON
Suspicious Characters.
Yesterday the police were sent for to
visit the Eighth ward again and look up
some Of the operations Of the burglars.
It was found that they had broken into
the house Of Henry Tape, a butcher,
living near August Rsmke. who was
robbed the night before. Two hammers,
one such as is used by miners or quarry
men and the others boiler maker, g ham.
mer, were left on sofa In the house.
Members Of Mr.. Tapps's family were
aroused by the noise the burglars made,
but did not know Just what had walked
them. In the morning when the fact
that burglars had been in the house was
discovered, It was remembered that the
bed had been shaken in a peculiar man
ner in the night, and 1t is supposed the
thief or thieves were hid under the bed
Nothing was stolen but cheap watch
| Burglars also entered Woods Bros
planning mill, in tho Eighth ward, pre-
aumabiy in search OF tools. They mus
have been frightened away by pas2er
by who lookedin ut the open door, how
ever, as nothing was stolen.
Chief OF Police Delbrugge has come t
q laudable determination to get rid o
the large number Of susnictous charac
! t4rs, men W Iva by Their wits ait
known thieves, who infest the town ant
.nose presence is always coinciden
with an especial activity Of thieves. Yes
terday he told Sam Shepherd, the snak'
charmer who wss few weeks ago con
yicted Of assault with intent to rob, Il
leave town before to-day. Shepherd un
dertook to bluff the Captain of, bu
failed. He was given his choice to q
to jail or leave at once, Another ma
with him, who could give no straight &c
count OF himself, was also given jus
twenty.four hours to get out oil Yves
Virginia.
a third man was arrested on accoun
Of his having goods which we're lik
tBome stolen at Newark, o., recently, an
because he seemed 70 answer the dc
scription Of the alleged thief. ii
showed he was in legitimate busines
and came honestly by the property, an
Later the captain had eight or twelv
other suspicious people brought betor
him and gave them the same kind
orders he gave Shepherd and his pa
! The Chief said to an INTRLLIdRNcER II
porter yesterday that he proposed to d
bis best to rid the community OF unde
sirable temporary residents without Wis
BILE honest means Of support, and Il th
. local courts would cooperate as thos
in Pittsburgh and other cities do, b
would stop the burgiaties and othe
s crimes by driving the perpetrators ava.
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THE THIEF ARRESTED.
A CoIorOd Man Locked up on Charge Q
RobbIng a Texas Man.

A CoIorOd Man Looked up on Charge OF
Robbing Texas Man.
Yesterday evening NJ, Anderson, who
is here from Tyler, Texas, visiting his
sick mother, who lives at No. $3.50 EotF
street, reported to the police that he had
been in Carter's saloon, corner Twen-
tieth and Main streets, drunk, and had
been robbed OF $500. He had no idea
who took the money. Officers Cruice
and Donley went over to the saloon and
made an investigation. Ctuiee found
the fellows pocket.book hidden in a
crevice behind board partition, and ar
rested man he found coming from near
where the pocket-book was hidden.
The man gave a satisfactory account Of
his presence there and was released.
Later, the officer learned that Mary
Burke knew something Of the robbery.
She was found, and said that she went
into CaTter's 10 get newspaper to wrap
up bundle, and while there accepted
an invitation from Anderson to drink a
glass Of beer with him. They sat at a
table and Levi Green, Colored, brought
them the beer. After the beer was
served Green demanded payment and
Anderson, who was very drunk, fell
back In his chair, and his vest, in the
inside pocket Of which vas his pocket.
book, few open. The Burke woman
says Green took the pocketbook out, os.
tensibly to get his pay for the beer, but
that he did not put 1t back.
Anderson came to life later and re.
ported to headquarters that the pocket
book contained $500, and showed $50 he
had in hia TROUSERS pocket. When Cruice
found the pocketbook itstill contained IS.
Green was arrested and is in the lock-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06
LOCAL BREYIflEs.
Natter. of Minor Moment in and About


Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the CITY.
soME Of the farmers predict q very heavy crop
Of fruit tho coming season.
YESTERDAY six carloads Of snow and Ice were
hauled or Of Main street at the Intersection Of
south.
Two plain DRINKS and coIorod iemAle dis
orderly were disposed Of In the police court yes
terdAy.
A BESEplT concert 10 Prof. Colby will be
given February Is d 6ermauta hall BY his paplls
aud friends
AxornkR carload Of iron for the wheeling
Bridge CompGny's bridge was unloGded yesteF'
day from pewfky car.
AN eighteen foot addition will DO built in the
rear OF the building Of the Allison wire Wotksr
on EoR street, in the spring.
THE case Of John Commons, set for hearing be;
fore Judge PAUL yesterday, was postponed until
Saturday, ConnoTB'S counsel, Col. ATnott, being
out Of the city.
AT the Belmont mill the nail plate train 4
| idle aud will not resume work until the WheeI
Ing steel plant starts up again, which may pos
sibly happen next Monday.
THE roller skating on the sidewalk nuisance
continues bad enough. though the police nave
done what they could to keep II in bounds. The
right way TO stop II Ia 10 ttopit.
A MAN was locked up by oficer Desmond yes
| EeEQny Nn0 WIS EuuItluk WIN u Vau S4hlS "
''snaix," He had 10 be hauled In 10 the patrol
He gave his name as Reddy Clifford.
NEXT Wednesday evening Annie Ward Tltfa
ny, the great Irish humorous actress, supported
by good company, will appear IN the open
House Rs Peggy Logan In "The Step Daughter,
successful comedy drama.
EXTENSIVE repairs are to be made at tho Hof
man & Sons tAnnery, on the sOuth Side, soon
and the tAnnery will be shut down for that pnr'
pose. Several Of the employees will go out "a
work In the firms tannery In the mountains
during the shut down here.
SOUVENIR programmes, In the shape Of pam.
phletS, full Of pictures and containing biog'
raphy Of Henry II. Stanley, were received from
New York yesterday for distribution In the
Opora HouIc next Tuesday evening on the occa-
sion Of Mr.. SANKEY'S lecture,
ANTHONY GEssKER. q well.kuown sheet.iron
heater Of the North End, broke his leg Mednes'
day afternoon. He was having friendly
Wrestle with companion, when he slipped and
broke his left leg between the knee and ankle.
DR.. Ulrich was called, and alter setting the bone
GeSsner was taken to the hospital.
THE new Smith patent furnace was tested at
the La Belle yesterday, and for green furnace
it did remarkably good work. The test had 70
be made with natural gas, as one Of the sheet.
iron tanks leaked on the gas producer, and u
Will have 10 DO repaired. Tho factory was OF
with tho exception Of q few cold mAchineS.
They expect 10 20 on In full to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06
THE STANLEY LECTURE
A Good Demand Tor soa's-sono good ones

A Good Demand for soa,S-sOme good ones
Left yet.
The sale OF seats for the lecture Of the
Opera House next Tuesday evening by
Henry NJ. Stanley began at Houses
music store yesterday morning, and
while there was no wild rush there was
a good demand, which continued stead
lily throughout the day, assuring q good
house. The audience will be al refined
a body Of people as ever gathered in
Wheeling, for not only the leading peo.
pie OF the city, but OF Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport, Bsllaire, Moundsville, and
even from as far as Parkershurg and
Clarksburg, will be represented. There
are plenty Of choice seats yet TO be had.
The Christian Union, New York, says
Of him:
Mr.. SANKEY'S figure, face and bearing
are in harmony with his achievements.
Like many men Of great physical endur.
ance, he Is small and compact ofstature,
and quick, agile and energetic in his
movements. His eye Is dark and very
expressive. tits the eye OF authority,
and one can imagine how directly and
with what magical effect the will at times
flashes through 1t Its immovable deter
mination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06
SHOT H[NsgLp WHINE DRUNK.

a young ReSldont OF the South Side takes
his Life By Shooting, porhapS Accident.
ally.
William Bauman, young man TWEEN.
ty.threo yea1a Of age, committed nniclde
last night by shooting himselfin the head
with revolver. When found he was
still alive, but died within twenty min
utes.
Yesterday evening, aboutseven o'clock,
Henry Popp, Q friend Of the dead boys
family, was passing along Chapltne
street, and hearing Williams voice,
stepped into Reuters saloon, which
stands az the southeast corner OF TRen-
ty.sixth and Chapllne streets. BE found
Bauman sitting in the saloon and asked
bin to come home. After some persua.
sion, Bauman, who was very drunk,
consented TO accompany his friend, and
taking Popp's arm, walked 70 his home,
at the northwest corner Of TWenty.sev-
enth and Eotl streets.
Upon reaching the house, Popp left
him, and the drunken man staggered
through the rear part OF the house into
the front room.
Scarcely Eve minutes could have
elapsed, when his mother, who was at
tending to household affairs in the
kitchen, heard a pistol shot, and rushing
into the front room, found her son
stretched out on lounge, unconscious,
with an immense hole in his head, from
which the blood and brains were slowly
oozing. A thirty.eight calibre revolver
lay on the floor beside the lounge.
There is no evidence TO lead to the
conclusion that the unfortunate young
man intentionally put an end to his life.
An unhappy propensity for drink was
his sole fault. When such men commit
suicide, It Is usually at the end OF q spree,
when shame and despair gain the upper
hand. Bauman had money in bank,
and, when sober, was good workman.
The probability ia that he took tho re-
volver, an american" double action,
out Of his pocket for the purpose OF ex.
animation, and while fumbling with II
in his intoxicated condition, the weapon
was discharged, initiating the fatal
wound. It's also possible, however, thai
he shot himself through q sudden i'm.
pulse, being too drunk 10 be aware oi
what he was doing.
Coroner Schultzs visited the residence
OF the family, examined the body, and
rendered q verdict in accordance with
the facta stated.
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EXTENSIVE repairs are to be made at tho Hof'
man q Sons tannery, on the south Side, soon
and the tannefy will be shut down for that pnr'
pose. Several Of the employees will go out "a
work In the firms tannery In the mountains
10HIn1 tho shUf HnFn hare
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SUSPICION UNFOUNDED.
"Cora strauss" Died from Illness Dus I
Dissipation,

"Cora strausS" Died from Illness Doe to
Dissipation.
An investigation was made by the
County Coroner yesterday into the
causes Of the death of "Cora Strauss"
the ex-Washington City courtezan who
died at the Farmers' hotel Tuesday
morning. Chief of Police Delbrugge
was present, and an autopsy was per-
formed by Drs. Hildreth, Taylor, Camp.
bell, Reed Baird, Reed and County
Physician Wilson. The result was
to show that there was no grounds for
the auspiClons Of foul play. The woman
had not been the subject OF criminal
operation, nor had any reason for one
ever existed. II looks as II the rumor OIL
criminal practice was started by q busy.
body without cause, and with an IN.
worthy motive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06
MARTINS FERRY.

Damage Suit Appealed stanley-sOcial,
Personal and General.
George chessell goes to Columbus on visit
to-day.
Prof. J. ". schoaeld is organizing singing
class In Bellaite.
Herman Frazier, ST., who has been quite Ill, is
somewhat better.
Judge ]. G. Gray, wife and two sisters, enter.
tained the ArcAdlan Club aud lew friends on
Wednesday evening, All present report good
time.
man J. A. Bayless 20 10 Columbus next week to
represent the Stale Board OF Equalization.
Council has appropriated $50 to delray their ex.
penkes.
Many people who attend entertainments In
Wheeling find Il very convenient ogo 10 Bridge
4 Wheeling aud cross on the Island cars. This
puts them In Wheeling in good time.
Martins Ferry people who have not already
procured seats for stanley should leave their or.
deTs at the Postotllce News Stand. This will
save the trouble Of making trip To- Wheeling.
This should be done as soon as possible. This
city will be well represented at the lecture.
Barney AIcEntee won the suit at St ClairsyilIe
10 which he was defendant aud the PennGyl-
vauiA Railroad Company the plaintiff. Judge
briggs dismissed the three charges aud dts
solved the suit for Injunction, and down went .
portion Of the fence yesterday. Barney now has
q side entrance 10 his saloon.
The case Of ,ht Cleveland, Loraiu 4 Wheeling
road VS.. Caroline 4, Vennum, on error from the
Circuit Court OF this county. has been fied In
the supreme Court She sued the company for
5000 for damages to her property IN Martins
Ferry, and recovered q verdict for SSH 80, to
which tho railroad people eHcept
A report that the city water works reservoir
had burst and that residents In the vicinity
were In danger caused much excitement last
evening. The wafer works officials went
up aud Investigated, and II was tonnu that the
distributing main was broken and leaking. he
reservoir was drained and tho two main pipes
connected up below II, 50 that the water Il
pumped directly into the city mains. The work
Of repairs will be commenced this morning and
rushed as fast as can be. In the meantime con.
sumerS should o2spAring oil water as possible.
The officials want twelve mon TO apply 10 tho
ofice this morning to 90 to work on tho repairs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06
Another Calamity.

Another trightiul calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed 10 the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, q few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. TheappalliDg
results Of this act OF Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of prices at Hof's shoe store,
atl143 Main street, and thepeople are the
benefactors by 1t. Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices aad you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
broughtto face and theirprices have not
gone up.
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a suit CompronaIsed.

The suit Of Bridgeport against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, oper.
ating the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail-
road, for the maintenance Of the cleo.
trio arc lights which are placed along
their TRACKS within the village limits, was
compromised by the railroad company
agreeing 10 pay for three lights. It Is
more than likely that the O., L, & w.
Company, against whom asuit Of like
nature is pending, will also make com.
promise to pay for the maintenance Of
three arc liRhts also.
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BgLLAIRH.
Ausorts Of Local News and Gossip froI
tho Glass City.


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Several wheeling peopie visited the Florida
Rev. ~. Davis and wife lel. yesterday for
Lexington, Mo.
Miss saLlle Mills acted as stenographer at the
school trial on Wednesday night.
E,B Kennedy has brought suit against Louis
Long for using protaue Language.
John whltlatch and Miss Katie Howard were
married by Rev. Mr.. Collier wednesday night
The FloridR car arrived yesterday and crowds
OF people visited II all day. II Is to remain hets
two days longer.
Harry z. Cauly. Of Fostoria, formerly Of this
city, has come back and gone TO work Rt tue
| Crystal glass works.
James. William and Oliver Kinscy, Of this city,
have gone 70 Barton, called there by the death
OF their uncle, Ezra KlnSey.
Thieves entered through the front window OF
Ms, Wards eigNf store, on Guernsey street:
cigArS.
Rev. 4. W. Lane has gone 70 GAINESVILLE %
attend tue funeral OF Rev. w. B. Scott, who died
there suddenly on Tuesday. The funeral takes
place today.
Eight prominent Bellairc people were among
the purchasers yesterday Of seats for the Stanley
lecture ut the Wheeling Opera House next
Tuesday evening.
| The raIdipg OF tho cellar OF Charles BeaZlc, In
the cut, by thieves wednesday night, completes
the record. Every cellar on this street has been
rRided by these same vandals
George L. Jones. formerly a bottle blower here,
is lying at the point OF death at his home IN
Rochester, Pa, where he has been working.
| When living here he was married 10 Miss Lena
Grow, Of this city.
THE arrangement OF new cupolG OF the steel
plRut doubles the capacity, as we'll as the output,
| The wofkmen were kept on run all day yeStcF'
day. rs there Is 4 continuous flow and an ingol
on the rolls all the time. The mon last night
wereneafly played out.
The Directors of the BellaiIe Nail works met
aud organized as follows on Wednesday: PrrSi.
dent, James Wilson; Vice President, &. 7. Dew
ries: Secretary and treasurer, A. d, Carter; Mana
ger Blast Furnace, Edward Jones: Manager Steel
| Works, M.Jaycox. The nail factory Is not run.
Mug and no manager was chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-06

The City Water Board yesterday or.
ganIzed BY re.electing NJ. Pollock Presi.
dent; George Baird, j., Secretary John
w. Cummings, Superintendent II the
wster works; Thomas Marker, Assessor
south OF the creek; Charles B. Riley,
Assessor north OF the creek.
The Board Of Public Works has elected
Charles Schmidt President I. II. Darrah
Clerk; John CLARK Superintendent Of
Streets and 7. F. Hoge Engineer.