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The National tribune., 1892-03-03

In pursuance Of the pairing system which
has been inRugurated by the majority in the
House Of representatives, Chairman Bankhead,
Of the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, introduced resolution on Friday,
Feb. 70, declaring it unwise AID inexpedient TO
enter upon legislation looking to the construc-
ton of new public buildings. The preamble OF
this resolution explains the motive of the ma
jority of the Committee, as it says that deficit
in the United States Treasury is threatened.
So it seems that, no matter what may be the
exigencies Of the public service, a general
cheese pairing policy will be iuaugurated by the
present Congress. But il remains TO be seen
whether the Senate will submit 10 such policy,
as that branch Of the law making part of the
Government is always much more liberal than
the lower House in regard to appropriations.
The National tribune., 1892-03-03

The first session of the Continental Congress
Of the Daughters Of the Revolution finished its
labors on Wednesday, Feb. "a, and adjourned
sine die The closing days session was pro-
lOnged considerably, although the only bust.
ness transacted was the election Of officers for
the ensuing year. NJ. Breedlove II. Cutter
the Long Island farmer poet, read a poem dedi-
Gated 10 the Daughters Of the Revolution, and
was given vote Of thanks by the Congress-
Vice President General Mrs. Cabell nominated
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison for President Gen.
eral, and a motion was made to make the
election unanimous, and this was done, the
Secretary being instructed to so cast the vote
Of the Congress. A hubbub was then raised
by the question as to who was eligible to
vote. The point was raised that the only
officers, State Regents and Regents Of Chapters
organized with tie constitutional number Of
IL members, should be allowed to vote. Upon
this question lively debate ensued, which
lasted for over an hour when Vice. President
General Mrs. Cabell moved that all the dele
gates and Regents present be invited TO take
part in the election, but it should not be taken
as precedent. After still further argument q
The National tribune., 1892-03-03

Ever since gambling has been prohibited by
the tipool law of Congress in the District of
Columbia, the professionals have resorted to
a little hamlet at the south end Of the Long
Bridge on the Virginia shore, where very
thriving business in pool and policy selling. as
well as other games Of chance, with the usual
accompaniment OF bad whisky, has been con-
Quoted. The place was called Monte Carlo,
and il soon became a nuisance to the people of
Alexandria, as well as those Of Washington.
bill was recently passed by the Legislature
Of Virginia, which was especially aimed at this
pest-hole, that prohibits pool-selling in the
State Of Virginia. The bill has been signed by
Gov Nick inney. and is now law, and its effect
has already been felt at Monte Carlo, the bust
ness which has heretofore been SO prosperous
there being row completely paralyzed. All
the poOl-rooms were at once closed, and the
propretors have said that they will not even
try to fight the law. 1t is believed that Jack
son City, as the place was known before it be-
came a gambling resort, has received its death
blow. Some of these gamblers die hard, how
ever as it said that they are in search of an
other locality in which to open up their nefari-
Gus business.
The National tribune., 1892-03-03
CHAT OF THE CORRIDORS,

Ex-senator Henry w. Blair, of New Hamp-
shire, was in Washington last week. AS the
ex-senator had recently written letter an
nouncing himself as a candidate for the Repub-
licRn nomination for President, he was inter
viewed on that interesting subject by several
correspondents. Speaking of his candidacy
the Senator said: Candidates do not make
themselves. They are made by the people,
and il still remains 10 be seen who the
people will make their candidate at the
Minneapolis Convention" Senator Blair did
not care to say anything concerning the assur-
ances Of support he had received, and which he
merely alluded TO in his letter declaring HIM
self a candidate, or by whom they had been
offered Senator Blair is well liked by labor
organizations as he was their champion during
all Of his service in the Senate. His military
record is also one of the best, and he thinks he
would receive the support Of the old veterans
should he be nominated. He was objected TO
by the Chinese Government when he was APP
pointed Minister TO China by President Harri-
son, because Of his speeches in the Senate
against Chinese immigration 10 this country,
which, he thinks, should also help his candi-
dacy on the Pacific Coast.
The National tribune., 1892-03-03

The autograph fsnd is q great nuisance to
public men in Washington. and they are so nu-
merous that something should be done to re-
lieve the public servants of their opportunities
At times the desk Of Doorkeeper Loeffler. at
the White House. is piled high with albums
left with him to receive the Presidents sigma
ture. Serg't Loeffier acts as kind of middle
man in this sentimental business, and when the
President has few moments leisure the stock
of albums is decorously placed before the Chief
Magistrate for his attention. Sometimes the
The National tribune., 1892-03-03

The Special Committee appointed by the
House Of Representatives TO investigate the
methods OF the Pension Bureau began its tasl;
on Thursday. Feb. %. 1t was decided TO hold
sessions on Monday and Thursday Of each week,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Representative
Enloc, Of Tennessee, who introduced the reso-
luton asking for the investigation and who
with representative Cooper, Of Indiana. is con-
The National tribune., 1892-03-03

The Committees on Immigration Of both the
Senate and the House Of Representatives are
deVOting considerable time and thought TO the
question as to the best means to be adopted 10
prevent the admission 10 ports in the United
States Of undesirable immigrants IT is desired
more particularly 10 reach some method where
by the immigrants who are temporarily de-
tanned for inspection as TO their fitness to be-
come citizens can be passed upon by more than
one person. The Chairman Of the House Com
mittee, Mr.. Stump, Of Maryland, is favorsbly
inclined 10 the formation Of boards Of inspect
ora who shall pass upon the cases Of detained
immigrants, the decision Of the majority Of the
board to stand, but any dissenting member Of the
board is to be given the privilege Of appealing
10 the Treasury Department for review Of the
decision in the event that he is dissatisfied
Herewith. Mr.. Stump says this method will
giyethe Government what it now lacks-that is,
the right of appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

Next Tuesday evening delightful
entertainment viii be- given Ia the
Eighteenth ward hail, for the benefit
ofthr school fund Of the ward. Part
first Of the programme viii bs musical,
with recitations Interpreted. Among
those who will take part viii 10 Miss
Jennie Hawley, Mr.. II, q. Ess,on,
Mr.. George D. pyper, Mrs. Sarah o..
Iangford, Mr.. .. +. whitney, Mr., n
>. Goddard aud Mr.. II. G. Dunbar and
other ladies ana gentlemen.
The aecou and concluding Part "
the entertainment viii be- Blucicaulvs
one act play of kerry; OF, Night and
Morning" lis first presentation IT, his
city. The following well.known favor.
ltr-, members u the Home Dramatic
club, are IN the cast: Mr.. Wells, Mr.
Spencer, Mr.. Young, Mr.. Barlow,
Birdie Cummings, Neitie Smell and
Clara Clawson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
NIL. N. et.Mn..


IN. Truman, Of the ffm NJ J. IL.
Truman n Sons, Bushnell, | H., has
leased the |. y. L.. Stables on Main
Street, anu engaged the able services Of
Mr.. Rex, ~ gentleman well aud favor.
ably known among horse b'eeders.
Tho rfumsus ARE well known In Salt
Lake CITY and beighborho0d, having
sold horses tue past Fix years, which
have given entire satisfaction. Their
honorable and upright dealings have
won the confidence Of those they have
previously sold horses t0. Their aim ],
tncstabiish permanent location here.
This enterprise will be- Il great boon 10
parties investing M such stock, aud
will impart confidence To Intending
purchasers, whereby there win be- no
necessity for going 10 unreliable par.
tics who merely come and go. The
fiu' shipment will agrive ON MONDAY,
the 18th inst, and will include Full
Blood Shites. Hackney and French
Coach Hor-ts. The names u the
brct deis and rarliea from whom pur.
chased have always been given by this
firm, they having such stock NJ gave
no cause to shun the tIaripc Of them.
Mr.. Rox aud Mr.. rruma viii bc In
constant Attendance 10 meet purchns.
err, who are cordially invited to Inspect
this stock. dSsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

Many Of our most beautiful and ac
complained lndles die before they have
reached tho prime Of life. OF those
who live To middle age only one In two
hundred nrc sound; the other bne hun
dr-d and ninety. are sufferers.
why l. it2 Self.neglect. The shat
tered health can be restored; the home
made happy, aud your life heightened
IL you commence At once.
"Ross Budi" have been used for 20
years In the private practice VI one Of
the most eminent physicians of Paris,
aud the following diseases snd their
distressing symptoms yield to them
like magic: liberation, Congestion
aud Failing Of the Womb, Ovarian
rumors, Dfopsy Of the Womb, Bear.
ing Down Pans, Rupture al Child.
birth anu MiscarriAgos. ono package
VI '.Ilose Buds" win make new
woman Of you.
tLeucorrhea or Whites are generally
cured by one appication,) Price per
package tone months ttsatmentl 800
sent by mail post paid, securely
packed. ruE LEvfRErTE SPECIFIC
90, $50 Washington st., Boston,
Mass. dsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

was eoncurred In by the Council and
at the request Of the House a cor
Terence committee was appointed t.
Just the difference with that body
the President named McCuistion.
Evans and Moran.
When the question Of taking fucrs.
came up, Haynes became ohatfsperou-
Ia addressing the chair, and hni to b.
calluu down, and was forced into his
seat by tho sergeant. alarms.
Baskin voted against the c1niltmn.
ton Of James ApdofsJn for ttcasuror,
Uui cnsr his vote for &. ". Allen.
At $50 both housUs were IA session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
A Praternal Visit.

This morning we had the pleasure Of
n call from Brother George Halcs, au
old and respected citizen OF Utah, he
having been resident of this Terri
tory over forty years. Iiois "a printer
aud WAS one Of the first OF the crRtt
employed on tue DEsERET NEWS. lie
is also a journalist, having been nc one
time not only the head Of the c0mpo.
sillon department Of the Beaver UtOa.
ian, hut also did considerable Of the
editorial work for that spcr, He now
occupies the same position IN the
Richfield (Sevier County, ddrocdte.
Notwithstanding that he In In his
eeventIeth year, he. Ia Still hale aud
heariy, aud evidently good for quite n
number of years more. lie has come
up from the south ON business connect
ed with the AdU0oatc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

Good looks are more than skin deep,
DEFENDING upon a heslthy condition
Of All the vitsl organs. II the Liver b.
Inactive, you have ~ Bilious LOOK u
your stomach b. dlsorderei you nave
Dyspoptic Look. Secure good
health ami you will have good looks,
Electric Bittefs IA the great nlteratlve
aud Tonic, acts directly on these vital
organs. Cures pimples. Blotches,
Boils, and gives good complex ion.
Sold NJ A. G.. smith 4 Cos Drug
store. Doc. per bottle. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

The United States Government will
sell all the lots Of the Hot Springs,
Ark, Government Reservation NJ tile
city of Hot Springs, Ark, on April
18TH, 1892, al 10 am.
These lots viii be sold separately and
TO the highest bidder.
The city Of Hot Springs, Ark, l.
reached only 10y the Missouri PACffIc
RAILWAY, and thiuoompsuy will have
on sale Round rrip Tickets for this
Land sale, either by way OF ~, Louis,
Mo-, or by way " Kansas city, COT.
fcyvillc, Fort smith, Little Rock and
Malvern,
Write, or call NJ tho General West.
cru Passenger O1lce, 2oI Progress
Building, for full Information az 10 To-
cation Of the lots, etc., and a map VI the
city Of Hot Springs,
=. V. DTERAIl,
q. w. 4. a T.. A. salt LIKE CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
ScROFUL0US BABY.
Our Family Physician Recommends
Cuticurp Hcmcdlcs, aud says
they Cured our Child.
Father Mcut - Mites TO Get Cuticu-
r,, sud Feels hankiui aud Wants
O,brts TO 10 IT, lie MD.

Nv child broke uut win strpiull when two
,,7ntts XII. AMI We tiled Cvtrt thug thit tnr
,ineior could 40. l. TOOK out his haif and hrHfr
.,tt al M utni,s aud nuar. u va tucu IVA.
rt-uN UFWTpffs wcrr rcN commended br uur
t'ld.,,r ,gbo atieHdsd Una, ND BE- now sittinF
brre mo doctor said ttfiDriW REM ~
rurst mi, child. and recommends thsm Tor ali
.ill.a.gs ~ Inc aEin aud Uluud. u fId NOT tale
Ind one set of tne ttti'tHA UfuIuiNs. !
w,pt tNenty i've mllts tu get them. Ny child
+. e,iinrihas fine tc1l Of hair Ga ran be,
f,ryybig6 frdl thankful tn 800, fcrty Wlfc b.
iu had health I have recommended tuItCu-
"a VrvTutTs 10 eihcrs. Punt IIs Il YOU
limit tt vtll rauUc nny utf.Ou fU Hn aa did.
T. b. IN NsION, Langley rirUu,. Ark.
.tn the Doctor that recommended UtIi,uiN
UEMEDfs 10 ~ u fgntat. ] save huowu
tinot dIseisrf and I cav thHy NO good
Miss MAil o. uuIUk-, ND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

PRoF. r.. Il. DuMoNT, late principal
OF the celebrated institute for STAN.
moTer, at Boston, Masa., Is now at the
Cullen Hotel. Mr.. Dnmont will TO-.
oeivo q limited number Of pupils while
In Salt Lake. His succe-s Ia correcting
impediments Of speech has never been
cqualed, aud all Interested should
make immediate application. u&
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

We lave sOlI Ely's ITenm BAUM
about three years, and have recon-.
mepded liz use In more than hundord
special cases OF caiarrh. The uuanl-
nous answer 10 our Inquiries 10: "lt's
the hest remedy that have ever
used" Our experience 10, that where
parties continued IT, USE, II never falls
10 cure.--J. II. Montgomery Il Co.,
Druggists, Drcorah, lows.
When / began using Ely's Cream
Balm my catsrrh WAS so bad | had
headache the whole time aud die
charged large amount Of filthy mat.
ter. That has almost entirely dissp.
peared and I have not had headache
siuce.--J. IT., sommers, SJephney,
Ennu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

Whsn naby was sick We save be- casi'ria.
whoa ahcvas q Chli. tle cried Tor Castofis.
Wien sbe became 'lisa, shc chung to cui'1fis.
When she bad Children, che ss,u thel cas'orA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
NOTICE 10 oarolross.


1-T'TV " '77T7-7T'" Vt TT'7l TVVVlTTI,
NOrlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THY
~ undersigned, aimtnitrAtor Of the cstat
uf Christian litlHchiur, deceased, ~ the rroii
tors 0f, and MI persons having ciains naAintt
the sa'a deceased % exhibit than. with he
Necessary yuuchurl, within tuur mruths aftQr
the drrt publication ot TINS notice. o. thn frld
admuistia.1r Al his nnlsp. No aIe :. Niain
Street, la the tify at sait Lake, in the County
VI salt i.akC and Territory ~ Utah
Dated March 1th, t,Jl
ANIuuNN koUNaN.
Administrator n tho estate 0t lhrist.sU
usIsch.er. deceased. d.,t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

The Utah te-ncVRj Nurser, Company
Has removed ~ uillcp 10 IT, nur.
sen,s iu Sugar House Ward. rakr
the Bapid Transit Street Cars marked
"Caldcr's Park, Forest Dale, or ilth
East Street" Post Oiiicc, sugar,
Utah. dSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

Drugs, Sirluess, Death, versus No
Drug, Health, Life. Constipation,
Liver Compliant, sick Headaches, etc,
relieved by using the treatment uu'
folded In "Dr. HnPs Health Pamph.
let" Pricv si00. George Goddard,
Agent. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
Utah LEGISLATURE.
cor>UIi.

inu "s..,ror I'm vetoiug bills passed
Wv ,aie,i-l,.ure and which were dc
y nv the people, and asking Con-
~ 10 lass upon the Worlds FAR
s"l came from the House aud was
feA ..,., ~ tho
,ule. and the passage OF the bill
McCuIstion aid the Council was rs
90, unprepafel 10 say just how many
KIM had been vetoed and how many
passed. ..,...,, ~ IN.
.ommltteo on memorials who subse'
ouen,ly recommended that II 10 put
upou IT. passage.
The memorial was read the second
time.
Evans offered an amendment added
N the memorial, Ia reference to the
vstoine OF the mechanics lien law ~
ALLOWS, "Iu this connection We desire
~ call attention to the fact that for
many years past tho Territory Of
Utah has had defective lien
law. The present legislature
ra..ed law 10 relieve mechat les,
iaborers and material men, miaors and
contractors, from tue evil effects Of
that law. The legislature, during Its
trsent session, passed a law which
,ully met all the evils that have been
suffered In the past and which pro-
tec,pd fully such persons from loss.
Thi. bill, loo, met with the disapprovsl
of his oxcollency." Adopted.
Evans al,o offered the following: 1--WE
also rcapeclfuliy ask the Congress OF
ia. United Statee 10 approve tue regis
tution and election law when has
passed the legislature, pursuant 10 the
Act Of Congress which created the
Ijtah commission, anu which, u APP
iroyod by your honorable body, VIII dis
pense with the services OF said c0m'
mission, aud thereby relieve ConsieSa
from lgrge and annual expense IN
thr coniuct " local elections in the
Territory. In our Judgment, this bill
should Ice speedily approved, Tor the
fe,son that the general election WIZ
ououron the firrt Tuesday after the
nrst Monday In November next
Adopted ,-,,,.., A...
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Evan bIeaNvni Wul' ~, ''. 49,,
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uleniinhlhg' n--,.,...,,-t,..,.,, ,i.,t
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hearing me ul.'5'ss i.on, ~ '''''"o'
"a - H O.. ali D.
G. f. ~, 70 allp" p'p' pv'so"' ~
commence and prosecute suns.
e. y. ~ reku,'uliN Wv V"'nV ~,
u0n oi cl'IaH W NiY .l,'.i s',i,,i,'.l
uict Courts III ie''''''" '"'''"'
casrs. . -.,,,.. g.. a.. .,,,
g. F."Hl ploNlllhs lV' Wv ay.liITn
Of Jurors, wltne.se. hhu l,nvnosihp H.
reporIers, anu creating hiu u,nn'hs '"'
jutlt. oi touIt ,pi ,n
&. j.. ~, lroVluihs iOI .hv $500 $3.50
menl anu cohectlon OF us1.s ~ '''0''
p0ra'si eiueri Nn's'" h''u t5wna o.,s,
- r. u, ~ MY 'p"'h." ~, s'o'''" -
0thc Coinpllel Law ol ,tap,
T. r.. w, lnasluS HcupD. iNn '', .I
Z, r. iual P'' 5,li'm uu',' $50,
powers % clHVS VI Wv "''' e"1
oaN' "a, A.. ..t,., -, ..,.o
y r. l-i, iut tnc IeIci W Sonuu
uhtIlcr Wh'ch n"N' '''''" " IVY
special schooi laN' A.. a.. At No.,
VI r. I'D hhnehl'hs wv III" nav
game lh@s,
G.. r.. ia, felulilhg uuhtus " roilIlu
OF punhc lhslhuVons 10 hh"h' P'Vl'''
fetofu' --.t,., 40.
luc hehnastd N''N ''''''N' -"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

CDR Hal's Health Pamphlep
ougth TO he la the possession OF every
family who values good health
Price s4,Oo. George Goddard, Agent. .
Coughs aud liDarsfness. The irfiln.
ton which induces coughing immedi.
ately relieve 10y uso Of "BroWn's
BronohlW Iroches." sold only in
boxes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

A limited number shares In the
Drserot Mining Company for sale ~
n reasonable tigurr. For particulars
apply 10 Elias Morris. div
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12
Cuticura Resolvent,

rb, new blood aua ftln ruuGsr. aud rrratrst
1t Ifumor McWedies, ranHcH thc blood ui all
trnurItlra and poisonous rifmHuts and thua
rcirnyrs tho Haurr willie 'ttfDrHN. thc great
skin cure, and trtttrut SOAR. uu rNuultNC
sLiu brauuner, clear NJ, thIu Inu srHlu. In Z
DO Tore the hair Thus tur tttttuuA NEur
mr.. purc eVof, sprsirs ~ Ii.uut. Hrrtlug,
....v. uI1Iuit und h.ntrN1 thIU. s.t'V ana d. God
dlirafts from nimprs ~" sfrHfu'a, from In
fancy IN nge, shen tHo l'si uhf Hoiins tau,
sold every where. Price. UgriDUuA. o.
soap stt lifsuLN .HIHt Prepared bY i1e
TotrrH uHCa AM tHtNicAt CORPORATION.
- send for"llnw 90 cure ttu ritrascf."
- pages. m iiiuslraiinus. ONO 'C tgst upniais.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

A. G. Smith n 90, Druggists, aselts
iOTlnberts' Husuerlan Tonic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-12

binvir stin and scalp puudrd and Ucauud,d
6hti j by CuriCuut SOAR NupIutoIy pure
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
ascnr.Aar Blaine had another attach

eRcnxyAnr Blaine had another attack
OF faintness and dizziness yesterday
which for the tims caused considerable
excitement and anxiety but the proper
required treatment soon restored him.
Mr.. Blaine is in the condition OF hum
dreds OF other men Who have similar
attacks and yet very little is thought
about them. Such men are liable to
break down at any time owing to bust
ness pressnres and application to hard
work. Mr.. Blaine has an active brain,
q keen sense Of duty and disposition
to be very busy, which does not agree
with his physical constitution, and
hence the break downs he is subjected
to. With proper care and moderate
application 10 work, Mr.. Blaine bids
as fair for the usual longevity of years
that mark the lives of most of our
leading public men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
raan,,iar \, a,m,o,,on.

Daniel Sweeney, boarder at Mrs.
Williams. on R. B. avenue above 1ith
street, was attacked by the grip some
weeks ago TO which he paid no atten-
ton, until severe bronchitis was
developed, which rapidty turned TO
pneumonia. Although he is man OF
IS. he pulled through this Illness, but
when he had recovered from pneu-
monia he was suddenly dethroned of
his reason. At times he immagined
the detectives were after HIM again he
would see q lot OF lamc old women
with crutches who were persecuting
him, all of whom would jump out of
the window when any Of lbs attend
ants would enter his room. At ono
time it was thought best to have him
removed to Farnhurst but under the
treatment of DR.. G. W. Mann he is
making a good recovery. 1t is said
his mental trouble was caused by the
grippe and is IN intellectual mono-
maniac,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-07
Park Meeting.

The Park Commission O. on Tues.
day afternoon, when VIM NJ. Canby was
re elected president, and Joseph A..
Richardson secretary and treasurer.
Tho president appointed +. Il. Cotton,
George w. husk and George n. Bates
finance committee; executive commit
tee, President Comfy, Dennis j, Martin
and VIM. Comfy. An order for $3.50
was passed as part payment to Pat.
rick Fahey for making alterations in
parks building.
A bill OF sl22o7 from the Street and
Sewer Department was allowed, sub
ject to deductions for damages by the
construction OF interceptlng sewer In
the park. Engineer Candy was in
siructed to draw up a contract with the
Hartman * Fehrenhach for the con.
struction of ten-inch sewer through
the park, MS Solicitor Curtis had failed
to perform that duty after having
been requested eight times to do so.
The stable OF man named Way, stand
ing In the park at 18th street, was de-
clnred to be u nuisance, and ordered to
be taken down.
Bills allowed: Charles Warner Com.
pany, $3.50; Wilmington Malleable
Iron Company, $500. Brcsious X
Smedley, S24.o6; Joseph II. Gooding
S2.70; j. Miller Thomas, 75c: 4. IT,
Conneh sl3; George w, Bush, &3l so
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