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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09
SHALL TALK
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly HnS
PithIV Told

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PithuT Told
Major r. c. Catch, of Twelfth street
celebrated his 47th birthday yesterday
Last evening he entertained the Colonial
and Manhattan clubs at bursts and q
tOothsome supper was served.
A TELEGRAM was received at police head
quarters yesterday morning, from super
intendent Q. Q. Showalter, OF the Reform
School az Pruntytown, stating that four
b0ys-three large and one medium sized
had escaped, aud Offering 3 reward OF nfty
dollars for their capture.
QUITE a handsome gift was presented
Major r. Q. Catch, the other day, by Il. Z.
Frick, chairman Of the Carnegie Steel
Company. IL was the desk at which De
was sitting when Bergman, the anarchist,
attem Oted 70 assassiuate him. On the top
is 2 silver plate with the inscription, Pre-
sented 20 r. c. Catch, by II Q. Frick,
Chairman Of the Carnegie Steel Company.
WILLIAM RUNYON, Of the South Side,
brakeman on the w. B. u t. railroad, met
with q painful accident yesterday morning.
He was standing on a car which was being
taken through the Wheeling hill tunnel to
the South Side When the train reached
the bridge over McCOlloch street, some one
dropped a heavy stone from tho bridge
down onto the train, striking RunyOn on
the head and knocking him senseles. he
was picked I'D by the tralumen and carried
into the Office Of DR.. j. X. Marley, where
he was brought TO consciousness. he re-
ceived a long cash In the scalp, and he Dled
freely from the wound.
THE work Of raising the 3. & o. tracks
at Ford's crossing is about completed. The
work Of railing the track i've inches, ac-
cordiug to the city level, will be prosecu-
ted until il is finished.
PERHAPS the citizen who missed the old
order OF voting was the ward worker who,
for years took his stand at the polls WITH
his pockets filed with ballots and stickers
To these men the new system was not sc
much admired as, 70 q certain extent, thelI
vacations are gone There was no Oppor-
tunitv for buttonhohug other voters and
thrusring tickets into their hands. Sever
al of these political workers seemed out OF
their element, or had the actions OF coun-
try do which had run foul OF the city ca
mines"
MANAGER BARNHART, Of the w. & J.
football team. is in receipt Of q communl-
cation from the manager OF the Lehgn
team Offering them a game on the 25th Of
November, tho place Of playing to be de-
cided by the W. & J. team. II Is likely
the game Will 90 playeu elther hI w uoSf
ing or Pittsourg, as the attendance at the
games in Little Washington Is not large
enough to raise the required qua rantee OF
$50.
IT was circulated quite extensively yes,
terdsy that Mayor Sesbright had released
a dozen prisoners from the workhouse who
were known 70 be Democrats. Thls the
hlayor most emphatically denies.
WIIMor HEARD, q brother Of George G.
Heard, Of the West Virginia Natural Gas
Company, died az his mothers nome In
Crawford, Monday, Of consumption.
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This Means Something.

There is no gift to be compared with
health. None realize this like the suf-
ferer from some chronic or long stand
ing disease. To such the gift of renew
ed health is priceless. And yet it Is
within the reach of all such sufferers.
The great specialist in the cure OF all
forms OF nervous aud chronic diseases,
DR.. Greene, of 35 w. 14th Street, New
York, who has long stood at
the head of the profession, has de-
cided to give consultation and advice
hereafter free. His medicines are al
purely vegetable and harmless and bis
success in curing diseases is uneQualied.
His wonderful discovery, DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy is
probably the greatest medical discovery
OF the age. Remember. sufferer, that
you can write him description OF your
case and he will return carefully con-
sidered letter, fully explaining your dis
ease, giving advice, ETC., without charge
of any kind. Send for his symptom
blank TO fill out, and follow his advice
IL you want to be cured.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily ChronIoIs OF the Movement
Individuals

Daily ChronloIs OF the Movement OF
individuals.
Miss Emma Long, Of the Eighth ward,
ism OHIO.
A. J. Murrius, Of Cleveland, o., Is In the
city visiting friends.
Walter Foulk and wife, Of Ohio, are on
the South Side visiting friends.
Mrs. N. t. Wsyman is lying seriously III
at her home on Fourteenth street
Louis Hoffman, OF Baltimore, arrived
home yesterday morning on visit.
Jacob Kloss, Of the South Side, is In
Cleveland visiting friends for few days
G. n. Holms. who has been the guest Of
friends on the South Side for some time,
returned 10 his home in Harrisburg yester-
day.
Major McEldowney and Editor Wiley, OF
New MartinSvillo, came up to the city last
evening 10 get good Democratic elecuon
news.
Miss Sadie Holdcragt, OF Trenton, n. j.,
who has been visiting friends on the South
Side for three months, left for home yes
terday.
RI. Mccullough, OF the East End, has
lust returned from weeks shooting IN
Wood county, and reports quail and RAD
bits very plentiful
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neil left yesterday
for Taylor. Texas.
Messrs. Nike Dinger and Charles Beck
man have returned from weeks hunting
trip out in the interior OF the State. Ihey
banged about Sixty-ive pheasantS ana
Quail and few RABBITS and squirrels.
Miss Minnie Alexander OF Bridgeport
left yesterday for New York CITY. WaeGe
She win be the guest OF Mrs. Cleveland.
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eould not refrain from cheering. The
delegation then marched up to the
REGISTER Office, whore they all entered.
Such was the applause that 1t fairly
took the roof of 6guratively speaking,
and the cheers could be heard for .
block.
But the climax came OF one o'clock
this morning when crowds still fingered
about the REGISTER Office. It was
about this time when the news sudden
Iy flashed from the wires that CleVe-
Hand had practically carried two more
States, and with the other States al
ready conceded, sent the sum total OF
the electoral votes up to 23l.
This was the signal for wild outourst
of cheering and applause, and so great
was the enthusiasm that number OF
Democrats suddenly conceived the idea
of getting ND street demonstration.
In a moment some fifty citizens went
marching down in the middle OF Market
street burning sticks OF red fire. They
secured as many musicians as
thew copld. almost enough to
make band, and then came marching
up Market street some i've hundred
strong, a portion OF nearly all the Dem
ocratic organizations in the city taking
part. Almost every other man had a
stick of red fire, and the effect was
indeed exhiarating. II sent such a
thrill through the onlookers that many
could not stand still and they rushed
sort OF instinctively into the ranks until
II was swelled to rousing proportions,
and as the great army Of enthusiasts
moved up Market street, 1t presented
an imposing scene.
At two o'clock this morning the big
procession was still moving about the
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At AIArtln'sFerry.

The vote polled in Martins Ferry yes
terdsy was the largest that was ever
known, over 1,500 votes being polled.
The election was quiet one, and both
sides worked earnestly to get their vete
out and met with grander success than
~ any preceding election. There was a
very determined effort made by all Re-
publicans to get Democratic votes for
Aldridge, the Republican candidate for
Auditor. As this Is Mr.. Aldrldge's
home, they wanted to send him from
the town with an increased majority
and they made a good fight for him.
There was also a hard fight made
against Psxson Hall, the Democratic
candidate for Sheriff. There was a
considerable amount OF money placed
on the general result. Following Is
the vote cast:
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DIED.

sCHUMACHER-Tuesda November sth.
1892 At $3.50 o'clock D. m. BERSHABT ScHU-
NAcBER at his late residence, Gienn's Kun, In
his sd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
LoNG-sunday, November Q. 1922, At bis resi-
dence 1T 1897 Chapline street, GEORGE W. Loss,
in bis SD year.
Services at Wesley N. f. Church, wednes-
day. October 9, at p. m. In;erment at Mount
Zion cemetery. Friends Of the family are invi-
ted TO attend.
GAITHER-MoudGy. November 7th, iso2, At
O'Clock a. M. HANNAH, wife OF the late james
E. Gather, in the 6slh year Of her age
Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
from III Eon street Friends Of the family
invited to attend.
HEARD-On Monday, November 9TH, 1922. at
the residence Of his mother. Blooming Valley.
Crawford county, Pa, WILNoT HEARD, In MS
S5th year.
BROwN-At CoopeTstoTn, Pa, Monday. NO.
yember 9TH, 1891, MIS-. JAsE A BRogS, sister OF
W. H. Anderson, Of this city.
Funeral services at Bethany, W. Va, Wed
nesday morning at 10 o'clock. Internsnt At
West Liberty.
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We will enjoy good hearty laugh
mixed With bright, catchy new musical
comedy. Grimes Cellar Door," Here
is bright, gay, wholesome fun.
"Mackie's Salvation Army" 1.-The
Four Little Widows" Mackie's tropical
song "phe Bowery," Miss Lousie San
ford's new speciality and the great Bos-
ton Ideal Quartette, are strong features
that never fail to score hits and are al
ways encored to the echo.
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TWO INU1PIENT BLAz rs YESTERDAY.
The Department Called Out Twice TO
Quench Fires.

About hslf-past three o'clock yester-
day the fire department was called out,
the flames being located ia the base
ment OF y. +. CaldwelPs stove and
mantel store at 1907 Main street. They
were quickly extinguished by the Chem
zeal. The IRE started in the basement
around some straw packed about some
mantals, somebody evidently having
lighted match TO see their way about
the basement. The damage wss slight.
The basement became densely hlled
with smoke, and quite s large crowd
gathered on the scene.
shortly after o'clock the depart
ment was called out on another alarm,
the fire this time being located on the
river bank, just back Of the Baltimore
& Ohio freight depot. 1t was simply a
uile OF burning rubbish, the IRE hSvlng
caught from the sparks OF an engine.
Il was easily extinguished.
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streets, the band playing and red fire
burning on almost every corner. At
the corner OF Market and Twelfth
streets great package OF red fire was
thrown on the sidewalks and lighted,
and it Illuminated the street for long
distance. 1t was an outburst OF en-
thusiasm.
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OUT. resulting In: Cleveland, "a; HarrI-
son, 116; Bidwell, 9; Weaver, 3.
10 what Is known rs BridgeporS pre-
cinct, comprising everything in the
west end Of Bridgeport and the Cadiz
pike, the following result was obtained:
Cleveland, ls7; Harrison, 162; BIdwell,
Is; Weaver, %; Poorman, 169; Pearson,
ISIS; Davis, les; Bethel. 191; Scott, ITO;
Hsll, 100; Aldrich, 1s3; Henderson, los;
Harris, les; Dreamer, 100.
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SEALED PROPOSAL
oTYIcE OF CoMxrssIoSERs PURfTc PnrETIEs,
STATE or WEST VmsnfA.
CuAELEsToH. hoysmbsf ;, leU.

L
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA. ~
CHARLESTON. Boysmbsfe, ieos.
Sealed proposals will be received BY the Com.
nissloneFs Of Public Printing at the Auait0fs
Office Capitol bullding. city OF Charieglons
West Virginia. until Tsosday, Dccenbef i5tn,
1872 At ~ o'clock. noon, iof supplying tn4
state Of West Virginia wish stahonefy ana
printing paper. and for the execution OF public
printing and binding, for two 81 years from nc
second Wednesday 10 January i5&
EapR proposal must be accompanied ~ :
bond executed ncoOFdisg 20 law BY tho biddt4.
with ct least two good and suficieet sufetles,
residing 10 this state. in the penal sum OF toa
thousand 10000 for AL STATE pnnuaf eno m
tie penal sum % two thousand oz.Vyl Tor al
state binding. and IN the penal sun Of I've ~.
OOO) dollars fJr furnishing DfintnH paper .nd
stttionsry con sitiOned upon the fsiihful p<ffof.
auce Of S.id contract No BID unactouP panied
by such bond will b. sntsrisinsd BY tao Bo.ra
az Cornuisstsners OF Pablo Pfi1ilnf. Eltl.
ma ates OF the work % Be done OF maieflal - %
fQrrished. together With the blank forms for
proposals DC. will b furnished by Tie Com
nj siouss Of Public printing upon p2iicAtlon.
The Comm ssioners are REQUIRES = feosy9
s.o@-ste elds for tie printing blnling, and
prsntinz payer. lncisdiug ststionerg. Tue
contract shall be awarded the - toe lowest ~
snonsif,ls bld1er fOr the sane respectlgsly. an
- th.rs Il a responslbie BID Tor TIE Who'll
which Il les. than fbs sgrrsgaft ar1eunt 81 =
10 yes. seoarate bids. 10 which casa the conirf
snail BE- awarded 70 such lowest bidder Tor
uhoe.
bIanxs furnished By the Commissioner
= TIE seaid reserves The rish.ter
- ''- President Board Of "a
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ALEX FREW,
MI MAIN STREET.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

Am prepared to csnduct burisls In nsst sat-
isf.ctsrT IA nner; All modern undertaking Ap-
nIfs nces and one black nn6 uhits fuuet&l cara
Cor1psfsns management guaranteed
Coins. Cssksts and = fnll line o. burial foeek
aim 70 % prompt. conri1orAte aAa reiiAp1&-
Calls By tslephpne.
etoEb-Ns. - 49,
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MISS LOUISE SANFORD, the dashing
soubrette, is decided success In
Mackie's "Grimes' Cellar Door," Her
impersonation Of Pandora, the goddess
of mischief, !s quite original. and her
specially is very fine.
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At McMaohen.

At McMechen precinct the following
result was obtained: Cleveland 76,
Harrison 143; Pendleton 81, Dovener
1874; Matthews 12S, Huntington IS;
MacCorkle rs, Davis 154; Welsh So,
Crawford 81.
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MARRIAGE xor1 oEs.
The Way the Edi tor OF the saWbuck Did
Them in Poetry.
Detroit Free Press.

The editor of the Simpsonville Sdlc-
buck was putting the marriage notices
into shape, and as the names Of the
happy couples were rather unusual, 1t
occurred TO him that he might make IT
pleasant for ali concerned. and possibly
sell,a lev more copies OF hls paper.
ssIet me- sea-" be said. chuckling to
himself. and sorting over the 'sopy.
s.here's Jim Old and Fannie Smith.
JIm'a BEEN on the books FOR . leS~ me.
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TaE scene IN which Maekie jumps
through the large old fashioned clock
10 "Grlmes' Cellar Door, Is received az
every performance with shouts q
laughter and thunders Of applause
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

THERE Is nothing superior to Salvation
Oil for the relief and cure Of wounds OF all
kinds Its effect is marvellous. % cents.
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Newest Styles,
Newest Fabrics,
Newest Ideas
in make and trim.

IN make and trim.
We only repeat fact well known
to the Wheeling public for thirty years
that we show everything that all others
combined can offer, besides many novel
ties shown exclusively by us, and all this
at prices below competition.
Come early or the assortment will be
broken.
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ass,p akspsrsssssrnts.
0 vERC0ATS !!

You will search the city in vain for
similar collection of MEMS and
BOYS OVERCOATS to the one
we display this fall.
1t embraces all points OF advantage:
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ToR RENT-Two STORY FRAME DWELL
T ing, with Ave rooms and hall. Possession
given at once. Enquire a. No. "a siIteenth
street moor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

q Wrlting it can De stated Win
,hs. the entire county Demo-
eket IS elected from top TO bot
kitbat Franzbelm, over who m
0,. bitter fight was made,
er indicated by the voters
|Obo County, and stands
he victor IN one OF the hercest
,hs. ever took place in this
,l this the entire delegate ticket
bed. aud there is much re-
on all sides to-day.
/ d little cyclone Of our own, and
Iiihful snd painstaking work OF
tscy has told its story In terms
le unu.s,akab.e. 1t is q grand
returns from Ohio county came
D slower last night than had
lrc.Datsd. A good many peo-
ogbt up TO evening, that the
b would commence reporting by
lN eight, but nine o'clock came
slta and ten o'clock likewise, and
BIS precinct had shown up. This,
-i,e, was owing 20 the great
Of the ticket, which required
MANIPULATION Ender the new
lae returns were received ia the
b Cer6 ii. II. PendletOn, OF the
o. Commissioners, who had made
arrangement TO tabulate the fig
and when the REGISTER had
ample arrangements 10 quickly
spsllls of the voting.
1fst precinct TO re1ort was
Ron Precinct Of Ricnand Dis
Eaieh came I'm az 1890 o'clock,
2 SIS majority for Cleveland and
orty for Fraazbeim, q very cred
IanOcradc gain. Fulton came
l):45, with a Democratic major
81 and soon after the city pre-
began to stream In, and they
Up until an early hour this
CENTER DISTRICT.
vote for district offices resulted
'Ex
Observation-Disclosures, ID
Ranaa, r, 2S3.
Commissioners, long time
Tier, d, 43O; Taylor, r, S11;
ne N...Igan, ID, 434; Ahrens, Il,
2294
'a'ss-Lo,z, D, 4as; WIngard, R.
',' No, S, Webster district
la ls5, Harrison 81.
'''l l55, D1vener 81; MacCorkle
." SIS FTanzheim 161, Mohatt
''tS OHIO COUNTY PRECINCTS
p sniuOgly for the Democratic
Candidates
'lAst tgo o'clock this N orning
Precincts 10 Ohio county out
give Cleveland 1884, and
Nl4s
as precincts give Frsnzheim
and Mo6at l,4s6.
cations are that the Demo
. will have 500 majority in
4sBridgcport.
toi the election over the
luay as near as could be
-'.sd as follows: KlrkwOOd,
O.eyeIaut. 1913: Harrison,
10; Weaver; .. For Con-
,Ol' lDll25; P0Orman. (R)
S ,S'' Henderson, (D) 1876;
a. $40; Sheriff, Hall,
Sof lR) 21l; Recorder,
l55; ScStt (Rl
1it Court, Bethel, D.,
q Or town Of Bridge
d, 10; Harrison, 100;
Ter, ,; Pearson, III;
aess1p, 100; Hsnder-
Y; hWl, los; Scott,
HaFs 100; Bethel,
vard, viii Comprises
aothinQ bore, than
.ske' COZ be iopnd
Tor 'hi, CASTOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-09

SEND for catalogue OF Franklin Col
lege, New Athens, O., one Of the cheap
est and best OF Colleges.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER
News of the Boats aud Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

More ANrowN, w. VA, November g..
River feet and stationary; weather,
clear and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, November g.
River feet l inch and stationary;
weather, clear and cool.
WARREN, PA, November s.-River
. Clio feet; weather, cloudy and cold.
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Slr.u ADVERTISEMENTS.

n1OO WILL SECURE MANUBACTUR'
DlOO ing business and stock and ngh,
manufacturing that will pay sl,6OOa year. Car
at 1904 Market street. NOW
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cbilarsu Cry fer Pitchers Cast0ra
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! To- Ptsh. CastoA.
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pnmtsb.

zUnttte6.
VITANrED-LADY TO TAKE CHARGE
w -tock and general agency that will pay AZ
home $40 month; small cash deposit requires
for security ofstock. Gail ~ 1904 Market street,
,ht,d eoor noes
GENTS wAHTED-oUTFiT FREE from
N 81 70 sIOo weekly regularly earned By our
salesnen Z. o. Bex 1911. New fofE bccs
GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE FOR
a lie new BOOK by JOsish Aliens vile,
.sssmantha on The Race Problem send My
cents for ortat snd b. the nfst In the D.le-
Lib4fsl terms Address J W. lLlfB ",
100 f0s wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ii ocD"eos
TXTAYTED-Fo. TIE UNITED STATES
w AknY-Abie-bodled unmarried men. De-
tween the ages Of Il aad % years. GOOD pay,
rations clothing aud medical attendance AP-
pIicanfs must BE- prerarsd % furnish se'lsi.c-
tory evidence ~ 70 age. character ARC napiss.
Apply ~ 1881 MAIN STkkki. mnssnnE.
Va O1one.e e.~-.-.--
: ApIEs MAKE GOA WEEK WHO wkIzE
Ia for Us az home No cszFasstn< Reply
ui.h addressed nad STAMPED enFei1Pc- ~ o;9en
Co-opsrstiys Toilet Co, uncorpofAtsol 5o.tn
Bend, Ind
| T osE-ox az r. TEE c CT.
--enS- $500 .p<rs With no ieeev's
ssr = 80 VIII y pad -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-13
ROAD AND SEWER BOARDS.
Transact Considerable Routine Business
 at Last Night's Meeting.

Transact Considerable Routine Business
 at Last Nights Meeting.
 The road and sewer boards held ad- journed meetings last evening. Mayor Webster presided and there were present, Commissioners Boughton, Byron, Coughlan, Kelley and Stevens.
 The first matter to come before the road board was the extension of Round Hill streeet. It was voted to lay the matter on the table, but to fix the street between Wood and Farm streets so as to take off the surface water which usually collects on this part of Round Hill street.
 It was voted to have catch basins placed on Summer, Burton and Beacon streets, when the city engineer would deem it necessary.
 The street inspector was instructed to put new blanks on the Cherry street bridge over Great brook.
 The city engineer was ordered to bring in a map of the grade of Sperry street for the next meeting.
 The petition for the grading and lay ing of sidewalks on Manhan street was granted.
 The property owners on the west side of Willow street from Johnson street to Hillside avenue, were ordered to relay their curbs and gutters according to the grade line and to relay their sidewalks before November 12.
 The forty foot layout of Park place was recommended with the provision that there be no expenses to the city. Crosswalks were ordered on Water street, at Brown and North Elm streets. The street inspector was ordered to re- pair the crosswalk at the junction of Bridge and PembertOn streets. If was voted tO cjta nrOnertV owners on Farm street to appear at the meeting two weeks hence, on the matter of grad ing that street. A crosswalk was ordered on East Main street beyond Wall street.
 The city engineer and street inspector were ordered to report on the best method of building a temporary side walk on Washington avenue from South Leonard street to the New England rail. road bridge.
 The mayor instructed the commits sioners to report to the city attorney all Instructions of streets or sidewalks con- trary to the city ordinance and he would prosecute the parties. Considerable complaint is made from this nuisance.
 The matter of storm culvert on East Main street near Wolcott road was re- ferred to the city attorney to find the city's rights III tine case. The matter of repairing Pearl street was laid over. The first matter to come before the sewer board was the building of sewers in Mitchell avenue and Spark street, and l the work was ordered done. The board decided to cite property | owners on North street, on the petition for a sewer on that street, and property owners on South street, on the petition | for an extension of the sewer in that street, for the meeting two weeks hence. It was also voted to postpone for another week all matters assigned for next Wednesday night.
 next Wednesday evening for the pur pose of making estimates on next year IeXpenSes.