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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
Btran Cor. In tho City anI Wheeling Folks

Strangers. In tho City aud wheeling Folks
- Abroad. Ftg
L. A. Lallancc has gone east on a bus
mess trip. <
A. l. Wiedebusch, OF Motndsvillc,
Is in the city. n
Miss Minnie Loring is confined to her
bod with the grip. Il.
DR.. Ulrich is conyalescing after Q So
yerc attack OF illness. it,l2i.si.
]. NJ. NIcColloch, Of Short Creek, was
at tho Mcclure yesterday. tf
Mr.. and Mrs. joint. Edwards, OF
Parkersbnrg, arc Mt tho stamm House.
.FJamcs Lantry wont TO Uh1chsyille
yesterdayto attend tholcap year dance,
Mr.. Michael Reilly Is confined 10 his
home on Fourteenth street, seriously
Ill. ,, (. Al.
Miss Bertie Rice, Of sewicklcy, is
visiting MissNcllic Looping, at Leather
wood.
Miss Rettic Piadcnbach. Of Bellairc,
spent Yesterday with. her aunt, Mrs
David llahuc.
MIR. Ham Woods Is lying very Ill at
tho home OF his mother, Mrs, Ruth
Woods, near Pleasant Valley.
The Misses 4. and NJ. Garrison, OF
Jollytown, Pa, arc in the city shop
ping. They arc at the Stamm House.
President Cochran and Supcrintcnd.
cnt Eayrs, Of the Terminal Company,
went to New York yesterday OH bust
ness.
Col. George W. Storm, West Vir.
..ginias incompatible artist, has re-
turned from an extended trip to eastern
cities. 8
Professor Crago is convalcscing from
his late serious siege OF tho grip. He
expects to leave for Butkhannon on
Saturday.
Mr.. Bowie, tho agent OF James
Reilly's "The Broom Maker,' which APP
pears ut the Grand january 10 and IL,
is in the city.
Miss Lizzie Frye has returned TO her
homo in Stcubcnville after a very en-
joyable extended visit to friends in
Wheeling and vicinity. d
The family OF Rev. D. L. Ash, former
lyof this city, now Of Grafton, has SUI
fered agreat deal from illness since he
removed to that town.
z A letter from Judge John A. Camp.
bell, who is still III ut his homo in New
Cumberland, saying that his health is
much improved and he hopes to be en-
tirely well in u short time,
S. G. Henderson and NJ. X. Merchant,
OF Huntington, Tom e.. Nunkerk, OF
Grafton, J. H.. Swnyne and j. T. Potter,
Of Cameron, and Harry Coyle, OF Cairo,
are the West Virginians at the St.
Charles.
R. r. Meter. OF Keyser; +. II. Pipes,
OF Cameron; j. NJ. Conaway, OF Fair
mont; ]. B. White, OF Hundred; II. L.
scrallord, .of Morgantown, and Ed. Du-
lin, OF Wiliiamstown, stopped at the
stamm House yesterday.
James Stathers has returned to his
studies in dental surgery at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, after spending
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents. He has received the offer OF n
lucrative opening in South America.
Charles j. Blair, Of Woodland; Will
liam G.. Mayer, OF Charleston; II.
koontz, OF New Martinsville; G. B.
slemaker, OF Sistersville; John and A.
McCaskey, OF New Martinsville, were
among the West Virginians registered
at the Behler yesterday.
: John Wagner and family are visiting
Andy Bakers family on the South Side.
Mr.. Wagner fed nails here in the city
seventeen years ago, when he bought q
farm near Charleston. This is the first
visit to tho city thaat he and his fami "
have made since he left Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

The present cold snap is filling the
river with floating ice, and, ii the ice
keeps on getting thicker, will probably
result in all the boats being tied up. a
river man yesterday told an INrELLI-
GEScER reporter that in all his expert
.cnce he had never seen the ice get
thicker in so short a time. The river
was running out heavy all day yester-
day; the ice was covered with snow and
slush, making it almost a solid mass.
The cakes are big now, but will be i'm
mense to-day and tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

Frank A. Matthews, foreman OF the
city gas works, and Miss Clara Lands,
OF Darlington, were married yesterday
morning 1880 atSt. Alphonsus church
by Rev. Father: Antonius. The wedding
was quiet one, witnessed only by the
family and friends OF the happy couple.
Last evening reception was given at
the home OF the groom on Market street
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Aunshnn,lls NIlstnkc..l

Husbands too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleepless.
ness, fits, nervousness, when blythe use
OF DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine such,
serious results could easily be prevented
Druggists evcrywheresay itgires univcr-5
sal satisfaction, and has m immense sale.
sAYoodwofth s Co., OF Fort Wayne, Ind. ];
SnowltS Co., OF Syracuse, j.. O.,
Wolf, Hillsdalc, Mich, and thundreds,of
others. ay3'itis the greatest seller they.
ever knew 1t contains no opiates.,
Trial bottles and fine book on Nervous
Diseases free at The Logan Drug Co. s. 8
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4 Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock
two electric motors were slightly dam
aged on Main street hill. Car a OF the
loop line was coming down the hill, fol-
lowed by an Island motor. The wheels
on tho rear motor became locked and
the car slid down tho hill with great
rapidly. The irontlcar was unable, to
get out OF the way and was run into by
the other. The 'front.' platform OF one
and the rear end OF the other car were
slightly damaged. ~;
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WITH ONLY ONE HAND. I,

Since 1854 the Borean blasts have tom.
pered us like the wind to the shorn
lamb, and love-making in sle;ghs has
been few and far between, but! during
the past lew days have been heard tho
echo OF the bells of long ago, the sweet:
est music OF the winter time The brick
lavemcnts, OF course, are accountable
Tor the number Of ,.'runners's;on the
street. because the snowiis packed cas-.
ny and the sleigh Glides smoothly. But
when lovers strike the pike, then look
out! GS,e 1-i5ts i n -.
She felt so cold, she said, although
Her cloakwas lined with iur$ !
lie SlrilGhtwaS took the hint and made
IL warm enough for her.
He is only driving with one hand, and
~ he horse draws them on stone pile.
Voc Is the drivers, and woebegone is
his companion. ..ga All ! ! =
III never speak to you again" she
isal1, when satisfied no bones we're
Oh, yes; yon WILL" he replied, "be..
canSS You will have to answer tho mar.
SON. son And, it is presumed, that set
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

The present cold snap is the tirst.that
Wheeling has experienced for some
time, and to know that it is being en-
joycd by those who love winter sports
tits only necessary to remark in the
language OF an old maid, who remarked
in the presence OF the reporter, "Oh,
that could be dumped out in tho snow
again; that could change my no to n
yes, when he asked me a question that
is all important to woman
Alas, it is too late now, and she will
have TO long ior the question thatwiIl
never come.
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DIED

. .sa - /. d e. j
WISZENEIED-On Thursday, January :. 1892
o ut $50 a. m, ELMER A. WISzESRIEp, aged 20
4. years. ~ n, y
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
1860 Market street, on Sunday afternoon at
So'clock. Friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend. Interment at Mtwood
Private.
HARRISON Wednesday, january O. 1892. Gt5 80
ltgtp.m,, LYDIA HARRIS, rellct OF John Harris
Ei aged 81 years ssTi = ET5.I'
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs. Tanner Nelson, No. 1913
EoGstrcet. on Saturday afternoon at 20 clock.
Friends, of the family aro respectfully IN.
vitcd. .
MILLER--0n Thursday morning, January o,
1872. ut O'Clock, AUGUST MILLER, in his 3Sd
.year. q 80 80 e 8, 4
Funeral services at his latGresiience tFnl,om on
saturday afternoon al . o'clock. Friends of
the family invited to attend. Interment Mt
~ Greenwood Cemetery, n Il; ts
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but deliver the vigorous present gen.
Grafton from the sour and disappointed
E!d bachelors He kicks against the
; H"ys sled riding on tlie}cross streets
aofSettlns no was once q boy himself
considerable OF his own comforts and
others. ~ :. - ' 's1ss. 70 - :,
Why don't YOU hitch up your YOU horse
20 a, borrowed slcigh?'asked the.report-
erola confirmed woman; hater. last
SSSSih,ing, as he stood shivering OH tho.
. gslnk ot'the curb stone, waiting until
went by Il. 80, \ 70 ~
imp" no grunted; "why5 should /,
t Sten !; lean so home, put my feet in a
iCrs g H." e water and enloyyf myself be-
hot Scotch" - = "'t 800
hs N selfish man, getthee to ID snow snow,
'Ne coastins Of Wednesday and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

TIE remarkable growth, which, till
within two years, was brought about
principally BY ono persontelling anoth.
or, is monument to Garfield Teas
merits. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

WIooplSG cough, Group, sore throat,
suddcncolds, andlune troubles peculiar
to children. are easily controlled by
promptly administering Ayers Cherry
iPectdral.a This remedy is safe, to take
certain in7its action, and adapted to all
constitutions. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

HouGI-FORsYTH-At Fourth Street NJ. F.
parsonage, BY the Rev. DR.. likcr. on Wcdncs.
day, January G, 1872 J. +. HouGII aud VIR
: GINA FOEsYTII. RI Ii, 2 - 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

TIE Wheeling Turf Exchange re-
ceives the news direct from the race
track each afternoon, commencing at 9
o'clock. isr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

" IFfyou need espectacles, SeyesStire or.
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested ;5for
glasses without charge by Prof, Shefl,,
the optician,, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive opticianin!
the state. !, 4 TrllsSw Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

CLOAKSreGnrtlless of cost. So Jackets
mt Sc 10. Iiigher-priced Jackets mt pro.
portionnte reduction. y y -
ss.t:rtsiE III, ll,lI,s,g5 STONE & THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
a CHARTER

will be secured as soon as possible. At
the night session oil the gentlemen
present signed the constitution and by
laws, and the following committees were
appointed: Committeeon arrangements
for the coming animal meeting, Drs.
Mason, Mcclure and, Burdats; commit
tee on publication, Drs. Alilligan, Keim
and keener. Z,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
That Wheeling lIas Enjoyed Since
the Memorable Snow of 1891. When
1t melted Into Tears and swan,pcd
the Ohio Yullcy...somc Rcnilnis.
cnccs and Some Very Suggestive II.
Iustrntions...-Thc 2 slclghins and
Shedding In the City. VA
back the melno-

~ Of those days. Twenty years ago the
creek was frozen so hard that it would
bear regiments OF men aud drawing
rooms full OF women, Those good old
days have passed. The creek channel
has been narrowed OF late years, and
the current becoming swifter the sumo
sccnes cannot be pictured. In fact,
there arc no old fashioned winters, with
miraculous escapes OF venturing on thin
ice, the rescue OF one who skatcd too
near an air holc,Nnd tho inevitable col
lision OF skating parties who were jumbl.
ed together in u promiscuous mass.
The creek OF to-day Is hot the CLASSY
surface OF years and years ago, and the
gladstone crowd that skinned over its
icy surface there are mostly men and
women OF family, bachelors and old
maidGns-or dead. OfrGcent years tho
plank SURFACE OF the roller skating rink
hasHtakcil the place OF the CONCEALED
film rlNafh Sc ,lTigF. rs
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$4,000. Reward: 4.

ffor: q recipe that will enable JUS to make
WOLFF ACNE BLACKINGl ut such price
that ntretailer can protitably sell it at l0c. n
bottle. This oflerisopen until Jan. Isl, 1898.
5iwoIFF& RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
4 SHE WISHED Sue WAS YOUNG.

Last night was typical night for a
sled ride. The stars were out, and tho
moon was bright, the air was crisp and
the slide was slick. Tho yells OF the
youngsters mingled with the merry
jingle Of the bells, which echoed the
music OF childish laughter when three
or four sled parties were piled in heap.
"Oh," said a girl OF mature years
Turn backward, turn backward, Oh, time in
thy flight, fET
And make me child again, Just for tonight. ;
But rs Time is rcmorscless, he would
not recede moment and the girl, who
had q powerful memory OF other days,
was compelled to look on-ani keep out
OF the way OF the erratically guidedslods.
Such is youth.
suchis the craving for that which
has gone from US. y,
SIC t'anSit-you know tho rest.
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Thus twas and always willbe. In,
former days old Monroe street, Hamp-
den, Main, Union, Madison and Jetlcr.
son, Quincy and the pike-what incl
dents do those old slides recall ? Broken
legs and arms, good SHOWS and no in
reference withHthe innocent amuse-
ment Of the boys. To-day, with tho
advancement OF civilization, the danger
is greater to reckless boys; but. para
doxical, MS it may seem, the accidents
AFRO fewer. -
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4 STATE DENTAL IA. 4 ASSOCIATION

Formed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elected and n
Date Fixed for tho First Annual Meot-
Ing.
A state dental association has at last
been formed. For some time past the
dental surgeons OF the state OF West
Virginia have been intending to form q
society, but the execution OF the pro-
ject has remained in allegiance until
lately. American dentistry intends to
be well represented at the Chicago
Worlds Fair, and as the profession in
this State has kept pace with the adj
vancement in the science shown by
other states, WestVir:inia's represent
atives saw the need If beginning to take
some concerted action for the work TO
be done at the fair.
The following gentlemen came to-
gether yesterday for tho purpose OF
forming dental association: Drs. II.
H.; Harrison, John Mcclure, George G..
Milligan, C. a. .kcim, Oscar Burdats, r.
W.Tcner and c. Z. Mason, of Wheel
ing, and Drs. ]. n. Mahan, OF Charles
ton, IL. X. Jones, OF Parkersburg, J. Z.
Dowden, OF Fairmont, George I. Kecncr,
OF .Morgantown. and WIZ Cummings,
OF Wellsburg. The meeting was held at
the Hotel Windsor.
THE ASSOCIATION FORMED.
After general discussion OF the need
OF .astate society, it was decided that
the first thing in order would be the
adoption OF a constitution and bylaws.
The gentlemen were in earnest, and it
was not long before the laws OF the
body to be formed were prepared and ac-
copied. Officers were elected as follows:
President, DR.. II. H. Harrison; vice
president, DR.. ]. N. Mahan; secretary,
George l. Keener; treasurer, DR.. Fl. X.
Jones; board OF directors, Drs.. Mahan
and Mason, for three years; Drs Dow
den and Mcclure, for two years, and
Drs. Tener and Cummings, for one year.
On the first Monday in October the
first annual meeting OF the association
will be held in Wheeling One thous-
and copies OF the constitution and by
laws are to be printed and distributed
among the dentists of-the state.
=, a CHARTER
will be secured as soon as possible. At
the night session al the gentlemen
present signed the constitution and by.
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Thursday, January T. 1897,
q Mt 6:50 a. m, ELMER A. WISzESRIEp, aged 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

: John Wagner and family are visiting
Andy Bakers family on the South Side.
Mr.. Wagner fed nails here in the city
seventeen years ago, when he bought a
farm near Charleston. This is the first
visit to tho city that he and his family
have made since he left Wheeling.
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Formed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elected and n
Dale Fixed for the First Annual Meet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-03
Democratic Meetings.

There was well attended meeting
of the Young Meu's Democratic club
held at 22l south, Fifth West last night,
and reorganization enacte d by The
election Of the following officers; rhos.
+. Howels, president; j. A. Greun-
man, first vice-presIdent, Jefr Rhodes,
second vlce.president; George 3. Back
man, secretary; Gustavs II. Backman,
treasurer Peter Il. Tibbs was elected
sergeant.at arm. +. ]. Campbell,
p. l.. Birch, r.. g. Holding, r. IL.
Kinney, u. q. Culver, p. Il. Tibbs, J.
II, Morgan aud w. A. Wilson consti-
tute the executive committee.
AddF,ssca were made by j. Il.
TimmOpy nnd W. A. Wilson.
The Democrats OF the Second dis.
triet OF the Flfth precinct met lasl
evening In the Eleventh ward school
house Tor the purpose OF organizing u
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Personal.

J. l., wall Of Gleuwood is in town on
business.
Thomas nalstead, New York, Is at the
Tcmplcton.
W. $. sherman, Of ogden To- at the Con-
tinentnl.
John A. Tisdol ot Cheyenne, Wyo., Is
At tho knutsford.
Mrs. y. Il. Smith, Taylor, Tex, is ut
tho TomplOlon.
NJ. A. Hall OF stockton Ia q guest Of tho
White House.
y. w. Young, Yokohama, Japan, Is a
guest at tho Cullen.
w. NJ. Nnshit, Mammoth, Utah, is TO.
gistorod at the cullen.
Captain. Goldman returned to Soda
Springs this evening.
A. l.. llonlon OF bingham il registered
at tho White house.
NJ Mckay prominent clifton of
llober hi the White house.
Josephine Alinholiand, Bloomington,
H., lisa guest of the Cullen.
Or. George l.. Millur Of omaha Is
spending tow days IN salt Lake.
CO. Wilkorson from Ogden, Is at the
Continental ON business.
J. G.. Boyd. a promipcut clifton Of
Rocky Dor, Ida, IN at tho Knutsford.
James II. licniry. IA mining man nom
Deep Creek, is at tho White house.
Mu. 4. H. whitney, Chicago. was
among yosiordny's arrivals at the cullen.
Grant @. Snyder, prominent Omaha
business man. Ia at tho kuutsiord.
Emmett Lyno, Jr. and wife. Price,
Utah, arc In tho city, stopping at the
Cullen,
Mary Stockton and Mrs. NJ. r. Jcn-
nlng-, Ia Fayotio, Ind, are at the Tenn
| pl0tOn.
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Bid SKIN ERUPTION
Many Years. All Manner OF Medl.
clncs and Doctors Fail. Cured
In One Month by Cuticura.

10 1855 l had an eruption come out on my
ska, and while ~ frst II did not amount %
tuch, u grew 70 be very apUayating and ~
times unbearable, The skin would get hard
sAin, acting same way for weeks NJ time, ~
ways Worac ~ nights. Have tired all manuor
Of MEDICINES and had doctors prescribe 10 80
elect I bought o box Of uttCriN EENE
nira and used ca riCtAA kIsOLyLH4 Tor my
blood. ! am ffily cured, and Ia lees than u
month. u was most aggravaiing tkin dis'
cntc, and now am enjoying ease and comfort.
| hsyu had untold behenta. Any one ~ ng
NttiCuuA fEAEntEs cannot help but derive
honeit Anyone writing me Will receive an
hnswcr and my ADVICE 10 give your klMkntEs
10 tiial. a. n. FATtON,
Manager Postal Telegraph Cable Co., Gar
den CITY. Kansas.
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nallcr clly. snoaonli oi.. MashlnsIGn.
Cuiicura Remedies

Arc sold everywhere, Price, CuriCuRA, tho
great SKIN Quo, soc CuflCuHA SOAR, M oN.
lu,aitc SKIN Further nnd lioAuuler, $50, cur.
tuEA REaoLNrNr tic new blood FurIh1r, u.
Prepared by The POTTER Dnuu AsD CIiEnt'
cAL NoAIOhATlDS. Boston,
40 send for"iiow 20 Cuuo ftin nisoases,"
4 pages. 90 Illustrations. anu 100 testimonials
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district clut. On motion ol G. w..
Banks j II. Hurd was electbr chair
man. Tho meeting then proceeded 10
business, nnd the following officers
were unanimously elected; President,
ID l.. Levey; first vice president, VIM.
Men alley; secoud vice president Da.
vid Jones; secretary, George IL. Vine,
A.; treeasuref, samuel =. Shimote.
or motion Of Mr. II. Hughes TIE mue,-
M then adjourned until Friday night,
Septem her 2.
The Democrats OF the Ninth ward
VIII meet at the residence Of O. u.
Petit, corner OF Fourth South ami
Fifth Fast, ON Monday night, Sept. o,
at s O'Clock.
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We have opened drug store al this place
aud arc having . splendid sale on turcuHA
would not bo without Your CurCuuA Er'
SOLVENT. CuIiCuNA aud CJfICuuA soar tot
500, just for the benefit o ala my lrue boy.
When ne wa ak months old, his face was GOV
cred with eczcmn. and CUTtCrrA kLMEniEs
cured Il. lie 10 nov three ycars old We siill
usa the CuriuuiA hOAr, and waAh him occt-
Hunally with u, u prevent his skin IRON gci
urv rough, We have handed YunT medicines
fgg eve Yiara, ana never heard "a complaint
against them, but abundant praise, We sold
OR drug store In kans4s, and win continue VA
uc drug husincfs hers.
q. TEAGAR. NJ D.,
Halter CITY, snohomft o., Washington.
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NIPPLES, blickheAds, rcd rourh chippod
TIM aud oily ssin cured BY CuricuaA soar.
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YESTERDAYS cloarings In tho salt
Lake Clearing House amounted to Slus.-
800 rs against s-ig,7jO for tho Same day
last year
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Accompanying the above comnunI
cation wan the following nilidaviG

D. 8. grimm and p. l.. Hoece, being
duly sworn, say that on or about Mon
day, Aug. O. 1892, In behalf Of Ryan Il
Grilhu, biddcr. Tor paving, we took aud
deposited IN the rooms Of the board ~
public works all tho samples NJ the
articles and materials called Tor by tho
advertisement and instructions 70 bid
dors ON tho contract to pave Main street,
tlfst and Second south streets. These
sporimons woro properly marked and
laublod and congistcd of samples Of gran
ito aud sandhtoao 10 bo used in paving
and curbiug, Otah asphalt. California
asphalt bItuuuinouS rock, cement, sand
aud gravel. That fthe same woro los /,
removed or stolen il was not with the
knowledge, consent, or procurement Of
said Ryan & Griffin; that on tho i1th day
Of August we learned for tho iiIsi time
that some OF said samples had beou mis-
laid or lost; that this was In nu manner
tho fault Of tho said Ryan & Grl0iu. and
said Ryan n Grihn now tender to tho
board OF public works and the Council
samples Of said articles pud materials.
ID. $. tntptlS,
y L.. HfIgpg