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THE MEMPHIS BRIDGE.
Difficulty in Making the Ends Meet--wul
Try Heat.

=
Try Heat.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April %. The great
bridge over the Mississippi river at
Memphis has not been brought to q
final connection. After having built
from both sides simultaneously, it is
found that the steel fails to meet by a
matter of few inches, due for the
most part to the temperature that has
prevailed recently. The engineers
have tried different schemes to bring
the parts to connection. but so far
have failed. They had hoped that
when the weather turned warmer the
heat would cause the necessary expan-
sion, but yesterday was a warm day,
and still the parts did not join A
heavy freight train was run up on the
bridge on each side in the expectation
that the weight would cause n spread
ing out, but this also failed to produce
the expected result. Engineer Noble
said that he would now proceed to
cause expansion by means Of artificial
heat This will be done by running
gas pipes out over the steel super
structure, from which fires will be
made and heat crentcd.
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Made a Monkey Of Choync.,s

New YoRK, April 93.--eharley Nc.
Carthy, Yonkers heavyweight, had
shy at Joe Choyneski last night at
Niblo's, and he surprised that pugilist
by knocking him down. They spared
a moment after Muldoon gave the
word. Joe was in playful mood,
and he danced around the Yonkers
man, sending his left over once
in while and waiting for an op-
portunity to swing his right Toward
the close of the round Mccarthy swung
his, landed on Joe's neck and fetched
him to the floor. When time was called
again Choyneski walked over and flop
ped Mac With q right-hander. That
settled it.
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THE ANTl-oprloN BILL.
Mr.. Hatch II Confident the Measure Wi
Pass the House.

Mr.. Hatch Is Confident the Measure VIII
Pass the House.
WASHINGTON, April e5.--Mr. Hatch ID
quite confident that his anti-option
bill is growing in favor. He expects
>to call up the measure on Tuesday with
the permission of the house and will
make an effort to have it passed before
the week ends Mr.. Hatch says th at
he has several letters from Chicago
board Of trade men indicating that the
opposition to the measure is lesseninR
and that there is growing sentiment
In favor Of this or some other measure
that will tend to prevent fictitious
trading and bucket shop speculations.
While nearly all of the representatives
Ia congress from the large cities and
commercial centers are opposed to the
bill. Mr.. Hatch says he is sure the
house will pass it by a satisfactory
majority. The only question now i
TO get it considered, As Tuesday Is
suspension day. Mr.. Hatch hopes 70
sail up his measure then
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SHIPS COLLIDE FOG.

LONDON, April 2a.-During heavy
fog this forenoon in tha Bristol chan
mel, the British steamship Earl Of Ches-
ter collided with the Spanish steam
ship Soto. The Earl OF Chester was so
badly, damaged that she sank within
seven minutes after the collision. Tho
Soto was not 30 badly injured and her
commander succeeded in running his
vAlsel aground
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rroanc. and proxIsion,.

CHICAGO, April 26
Flour-spring patents, s415a44 20; win.
ter patents, g. 9@k40
Wheat-Cash. s?15c; May, slc.
Corn--Cnsh, 401494ec; May. 421ic.
oats-No. 2 white, sox93?o; No q
white, 29itM30>5c.
Rye-7s1sc.
Barley-60c.
Timothy--sl.86
Flax-97c
Whisky-sl.la
Pork.-Cash, 1926; May, 60
Lard-Cash. t5.15; May. E15.
Shoulders-e4 b0@5. 90; short Gle Or, o. l7,<
@6.30; short ribs $5 55O@552I1
Butter-creamery. l7@22c; dairy, l5@
Cheese = Full cream cheddars, liza
ll1c: Eats, 1l54@1ls1e; Young America
l2A@l2iSo.
Egss-Fresh, 2h@lekc.
Hides Heavy and light green saited,
cali, e@e3fet dry Amt. So; dry saiteS %
hides, e97c; dry calf s@vo; dsacons,
Tai'ov-Na No, ! solid, . ses packed, seaxe.
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South Omaha.

souTH OMAHA. April 25
Hogs-Light, A80@A40; mixed, a. 81
04.40; heavy, &A8o@+4o.
Cattle-Stockers and feeders. g. 25@a 30,
cows, t2.25@a25. common, 81 Oo@ 40
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H.u-Fit.slmmons Article. Forwarded.

Hall-Fitzsimmons Articles Forwarded.
New ORLEANS, April 2s-The arti-
cles OF agreement for the Fitzsimmons-
Hall contest before the Olympic club
in September have been forwarded to
New York. President Noel, of the
Olympic club, left last night for Hot
Springs, Ark, to arrange withMcAu.
life for his contest with Billy Myer,
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GOr $4,000 DAMAGES,

SARATOGA, N. Y, April 23.-Thc
jury in the case of Holmes VS. the New
York Times in an action for a libel
brought in verdict for the plaintiff
for $3.5oo this morning. Holmes is the
local undertaken who had charge of
General Grants remains while they
were on Mount McGregor, and it was
charged by the defendant paper that
he was intoxicated at the time. This
is the second trial Of the action, the
jury in the first trial having awarded
Holmes IS, 900.
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A DEsERTER HaNs.s .1SSrvu

SPOKANE, Wash, April 90. Fred
Hardness, who was arrested Thursday
night as 3 deserter from the United
States army, hanged himself in his
cell yesterday. He was n man OF fine
education. He has brother IN Miuns-
spolis and M uncle IN Chicago.
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ITALY rs NARD UP.
Taxation to BE Increased .-Africsn Posses
sions to Be Abandoned.


sionA to BE Abandoned.
ROME, April 2a-The Popolo Roman
publishes statement to tho effect
that at cabinet council held Thursday
it was resolved to meet the deficit in
the budget by economies amounting
to $4,000. 600 and by increasing taxa
tion and establishing monopoly Of
matches. 1t is believed that the mon
opoly wilt realize an amount equal to
k5. 600, 600. One Of the economies de-
termined upon is to abandon all Italian
possessions in Africa except Massowah.
This latter statement has aroused much
criticism as it would be the end of
Italv's aspirations to share with
other great powers in Africa. Tho
Italian possessions on the Red sea have
been not only Improbable, but very
expensive.
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Heel and Too Content al Mlnneanoli,.

Heel and Too Contest at Minneapolis.
M1NNEAPoL1s, April 23,-All the pc.
destrians who take part IN the 72-hour
heel and toe race which begins at the
panorama building have arrived, with
the exception of Click, of Philadel-
phia. Frank Hart. Cowboy Smith and
J. ]. Engeldum have had two weeks
training and are in form to set swift
pace from start to finish. Hoagland,
the American champion, is also in fine
form, and says he has no fear of not
being able to defend his laurels against
oil who compete. Tho prospects are
that 1t will be one OF the best managed
and stubbornly contested races in the
history of this style of pedestrianism.
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JUDGE MARI STILL MISSING,

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Not word
has yet been heard from the missing
Judge Marr ana it is now almost gen.
orally believed that the venerable jur-
ist has been drowned in the river,
whether by accident or design will
perhaps never be known. 1t is untrue
that the judge was seen Wednesday.
Nothing has been seen Of him since
Tuesday. A reward has been issued
FOR information as to his whereabouts
and full description of him is being
circulated.
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Shot Himself Four TImcs

AuREL1A, Ia, April ga man com.
mitted suicide at Cherokee today in
the passenger train going east, just as
the train pulled out OF the depot He
shot himself four times No cause is
known. He had ticket TO Galena. Ill.
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Umpire corcor.n Fired.

COLUMBUS. O., April 23.-President
Williams, Of the Western league, has
dismissed Umpire Dan Corcoran. The
charges made and proven were drunk
enness on the field in Tuesdays Colum-
bus-Milwaukee game, and betting on
Milwaukee in snid game. Columbus was
Defeated to and the decisions of
Corcoran almost caused riot. Catcher
John Berger has been assigned to the
Indianapolis club. Catchers Cahill and
Hess and Outfelder Wolf have sent
terms to tho Western league.
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Pierce WIN Not Appeal,

DEs MONIES. Ia. April 2a.-Frank
Pierce has decided not to appeal to the
supreme court, but will serve out the
sentence which Judge Henderson will
pronouncs at Indisnols Monday.
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S,lllCnRo.

CHICAGO, April 2h
Cattle-Choice beeves. O. 75@5 90; cows,
el.25@3.b0; feedeD, ea65@S 75; bulls,
el.25@860; Texans, $29s@S.s0
Hogs-Llght o. 1894 65; mixed, a. 500
&6o; heavy, sa25@4.60
sheep-Natives, ss4.75@a 60; westerns,
&47696 80; Texans, "a 2516.1O
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ReorganizinE tho Wisconsin State League
APPLETON, Wis, April 2s.-The rep.
resentatives of the Wisconsin State
league met hero yesterday. A. E.
Mountain was reelected chairman
and NJ. P. Adds secretary. Mari.
nette. Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh
and Fond du Lac were represented.
Oconto drops out and Menomines,
Mich. takes the franchise. Appleton
will undoubtedly drop out The con.
stitution was amended, increasing the
salary list to $3.50.
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The MARKETS.
stock.
C-~-- +

SIOUX C1rr, April 2h
Hoes-Light, s4.8s]S@4s5; mixed, $3.50
@&85; heavy, $42514S0
Cattle-Steers. 1,l00 to 1900 pounds,
e3.0O@3 SO; feeders, q b0@a25; stookers,
,e2.C0@275; cows, common to good, $l0O6
300; yearlings, e2.oO@29O; bulls, $l.50@
2.15; veal calves, e2. 50@45 so
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GOULD DOWNED.

II. S. Hayes Accepts tho Presidency of the
Union Pacltic.
NEW YORK, April e3.-The different
interests holding the majority of the
Union Pacific proxies held Il conference
yesterday and decided on the ticket 10
be voted at the annual meeting in Bos.
ton on April %. Mrs r. S. Hayes no.
titled the conference that he would nc
cept the presidency, and ho will ac-
cordingly be elected 1t is understood
that both Jay Gould and Russell Sage
were dropped from the board at the
conference
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Kansa, CITY.
ranges, eB. 0o@4. As

KANSAS Crrl, April 70.
Cattle-Extra fancy steers, sa46@4 a5;
feeders, t3.00@i.45.
Hog.-Extreme::ranges. tB Oof0445
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BoRRoWE-Fox DUEL.
Nobody Hurt. but the Bullet. wero U.

Nobody Hurt, but the Bullets wero I'm.
comfortably Familiar.
BRussELs, April 25.-A duel was
fought Saturday afternoon between
Edward Fox and Hallett Alsop Bor-
rowe in the hollows OF the sand dunes
on tho belgian coast near Nieupor
Bains, few miles from Ostend. II
resulted IN nothing worse than triple
pe.foration Of the skirts Of Fox's new
frock coat. but it was as close q call 4.
man ever had. Borrowed
bullet went into the coat
about six inches below the lowest
button, 80 close to Fox's abdomen that
it scraped his trousers Had Borrowe
bettered his aim by half an inch the
result would have been fatal beyond
doubt.
There were seven persons present AZ
the encounter besides the principals.
Fox was seconded by William b Ba,
con, jr., of Boston, and Borrowe by
Harry Vane Milbank Tho othors
present were Edwin Clearv, q surgeon,
and NJ. Provost, proprietor Of tho Hotel
Provost, near which the duel tool
place, and two reporters
Tom Williams. champion lightweight
Df Australis. and Tom Borrows, oi
Sydney. have been engaged TO trais
Jackson for the coming 6ght with
Elsvin..
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THE GRAPHIC.

Terms of advertising r.de known 90
application.
Job Work OF every description executed
u the best style and at the lowest rates.
-Advertlsements not accompanied BY in.
etfuctions will be inserted until ordered out
ana charged accordingly.
e1-Shors ccmmunicaticns on any subject Of
Interest are acceptable II accompanied by
the namo Of the author
All matter intended for the next issue
must be In the otfice as early As Wednesday
evening 10 insure publication.
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SAILED FOR FRANCE.

Mrs. james @. Blaine, Jr., Goes to Europe
for Her Health.
NEW YORK, April 23-Mra James 9.
Blaine, jr,, sailed for France on the
steamer LaBretagne today in company
with her cousin. Charles MoAllister,
and his wife, OF Philadelphia She did
not finally accept her cousins invita-
ton to make the trip until last night.
Colonel Nevins, her father, said she
was going for her health and that the
trip would be covered in about six
WeekA
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s.Y stIXNEAPoLYs, April rs y
Wheat - Closing: Apri. 7sAc; July.
slkc; on track, No hard, S25<c; No
Nerthsrn. sle; No. 2 aorshsss, 7eS16A
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WASHINGTON, April lg.-In the house
no first step towards curtailing the ex-
.raneous mattor published in the Con-
sfessional Record was made this morning
oy a resolution, submitted by the COM
nittee on rules, that all orders heretofore
made granting general lefve TO print re-
marks in tho Record, shall be vacated
md set astdn
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exactly according to d
recti0ns, he BEGAN 10
steadily impfOye,aud NJ
ter tho use Of them for
even mouthH hrs head
was entirely wei. When
We began using u h'a
mead was u solid Hur,
from tho crown TO his
eyebrows IL was also all
over MS clfs most Of I've
( ce,snrsmall places on
an rent parts OF his
body There were fiN
teen weeks that We had
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KEhLEli STILL SMILES
Heias offered the following;

HeiHs Offered the following:
Resolved, That w. W. Csc, tho justice
of the peace for the Fifteenth precinct, IN
hereby selected police Judge until further
notice, aud that tho city marshal and
chiet Of police are hereby requested to
bring parties arrested for violation u tho
city ordinances before said Geo at his
oilico In the city hall Tor trial.
Further, That tho city auditor is here
by instructed TO not pay Fred kosler, Jr.,
any salary or money tor acting as police
Judge after tho adoption OF This Ie-olu-
lion, aud that tho said Koslor Is hereby
instructed TO vacato tho Office no has
occupied IN tho city hall.
j. A HESS,
G. 4. LoprnoUnow.
&. 4. MAINLAND,
sc. EwiNG.
A. l.. slMoNDi.
Moran-I move that tho report be
tabled indefinitely. Lost.
Moran again took the floor ami said
Kesler could not DO removed except
TOR cause.
wantland took the floor and proceed
al to speak Ia favor OF the resolution.
MIR. q. W. Powers, who had bevu
occupying seat near ktBler, his
clionl, suddenly stepped TO the centre
Of the door and without Invitation or
permission commenced TO address the
members OF the Council.
HaIdy-l object
Powers (interrupting)-l am hSre-
Rich-l protest.
Power--l am here to-
Hris.-rhis is tue first time that
ever objected 10 hearing Judge Powers
Il a. 81 "a l..
floor tonight. l protest against him
speaking.
Beard-iey-You can only speak,
Judge Powers, by unanimous consent
OF the Council,
rOweTs--l--
BELL here succeeded In getting the
floor aud mae pitlablo plea Tor
kesleT, whom he tald could not be dc.
posed without n regular hearing ss he
was an nppointive oilluor.
Alter Bell hut finished Powers had
the bTa1en auiRcity 10 take the door
anu epoak Notwithstanding the EtTeuu.
Gus objections OF tho mumbors Of the
Council, lie wound up by saying, ms
attorney for Mr.. l<ealer, ! warn you
not 10 remove him ~ your action will
be Illegal aud we will contest the mat.
teg in the court. lust want 10 enter
protest, that Ia all.
1Ioru-kesler can't be removed.
The resolution Is not worth tho paper
II i written on,
Heiss--Y es, 1t IL, II win stick all
right,
Lnwson-T am glad some OF these
gentlemen have changed their minds.
Moran moved that the resolution he
referred back to the city attorney 10
ste whether or not IL was legal.
The city attorney here took the flooE
aud said; "Five justices OF the peace
are elected Ia this oity-one from eaoh
precinct. The Council can designate
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The Ohio Pipe Line Company asked
the Council TO notify II who was the
tucctsfh bidder for $50 tons " Pipe TO
le, purchased by the city.
y hls caused n good deal Of acrimonious
Discussion aud charges were maie that
NE mayor had been ignored IN the
'oliei,a,ion Of bids.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the mayor
hns al~gy6 been associated In tines
matters, Why he should be- ignored
now can only he gu, ssed A..
LaWu1n-Whvn tho purchase " this
l1pe was discussed In this council be-
lore tho matter was referred 20 the
'Ommillee on wateTworks, the CON.
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Bad EClENl ON BABY.


our little boy broke out on his head with
bad torn Of eczema, when he was four months
old, We tried three doctor, but they did not
hcip him. We then used your three turiCuA
ILMLnILs md Alter nlLna llnm elnNah Mnnk.
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Cuticura Iaesolvent,

Tho new Hood and skin Further, aud great.
ct Of lIumog Remedies, cle4nsCa the blood u
an Impurities ana POISONOUS elements, and
thus removes the GAUGE. while uuiiCuhA, the
great skin cur md CufiCrnA SOAR, an eN.
puiHite SKIN lCIutncr, clear the skin and
fcalp and rcstorr the hair, Thus tue CrTiCU
HA NkMEntLH rurc every Htccies Of itching,
aud blood dispuaef, from plmulea 10 scrOtulA.
ifou infancy to age, whcn tho best physicians
fan,
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Another SeanCe in the NUM-
CiDal Council Chamber,
POLICE JUSTICE KESLER
REBUkED.
Charges That the "solid Bighp' Take
Pleasure IN Ignoring the Mayor
Indignantly Denied.

A MEETING MADE UP or hoRl-
nonIous DISCUSSION AND
PERSONALITIES
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Adopted.
ANOTHER LONG DEBATE.
In the matter Of the petition OF the
Great Salt Lake X Hot Springs Rail.
wny company, the committee on
streets recommended that the city
attorney be Instructed 10 prepare an
amended franchise, said franchise TO
Provide that the railway company
shall, within Jour months, begin the
actual construction OF brUaJ.guage
line west Of this city,
Hardy--I am unaltergbly opposed TO
the granting Of THIS petition until
know lust what II means. The people
ON the street along this line are great.
ly disrommoded. II | hal my way
would compel all Railroads TO enter
aud leave tue city On tho same
thorough ares 20 far hs II IL possible.
II ia done elsewhere ana should he
here, Two hundred AMI fity resi-.
donta ia that locality protest ngaiust
the manner 10 which this railroad
company is squeezing the tax payers
Of the Third precinct
Rich concurfed with Hardy and
msde n strong speech IN favor Of the
p,tilioptfs aud against the railroad
cOmpauy which he stated had hroken
iaith With the city. When II secured
lie original frruchise u was granted for
the operatIon OF horse, dummy or
electric system hut that document OF
contract had been violated by the
operation OF large engines aud the
hauling Of freight over its line into the
hear, Of the city.
Hprn-said that he was Ia favor Of
railroads; the company IN auction for
Instance had by It, enterprise lower.
Ell freight aud passenger traffic TO an
extent that vas greatly appreciated by
the people.
Foiland-said he hal been opposed
70 railroads Tor many years-that n he
had been opposed 10 thc construction
u any more In the weaiOsn part ut tne
city which was now completely grid.
lruned hy rails. II they could be- gotten
Into smaller compass he would he
willing 10 giant the railroad c0mpnuiu.
every reasonable concession. Other
wise not. AdOp,ci.
TOO MANY 1RAuls,
The committee on streets recon.
monded that the Oregon short Line
aud Utah Northern be allowed 10 CON
sirnct a side track ON Fourth West
street.
NoiRu-IIow long Il this track?
Mainland 90 Something over i've
hundred ieet.
s.mondl-- There are nov twenty.
re-, en- tracks lying parallel with each
other Ia that locality. That sovms quite
sufficient.
Folian There are certainly great
uumbrr Of tfacss on that street now.
| I 80 not believe that the committee has
been down there bu' nrr simply max
ing an ofihRnd Investigation.
Evaus-rhere are inr too many rail.
road tracks on that street now. shall
vote against the proposition.
Moran-i move 10 gltct tho report.
WantlAud-i ask that II lay over fol
oue week. Carried.
10 ENTERTAIN VISITORS.
Ewing aud Evans moved the mp
polulmont Of committee Of three tC
entertain such visi,ors ns may com,
hero from day to day during the mex
two or three weeks, en- route from th'
X nights Templar conclnveNt Denver.
The matter after some warm dis
cushion WIS referred TO the Mayor
giving him huthorityto appoint com
mittce VI five anu associate himsel
with them.
EIGHT HOUR MEASURE PASSED.
Moran's eight hour ordinance passed
APPROPRIATIONS.
The appropriation list was theI
adopted VA follows.
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The report was adopted on the fol-
lowing vote;
Ayes Beardsley, Bell, Evans, Ew.
Ing, Folland, Harry, Heiss Lawson,
Moran, Rich, Slmouci, Wanlland.
NO-Horn.
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The City Council met In regular
eeasion last night. The councilman In
attendance were; Rich, POLAND,
Moran, Evans, Lawson, B,aidsIey,
wan,land, Helss, Hardy, Bell
In the arcnce Of rrurident Loot
bounw Mr.. BoaTdsly was called TO tAe
chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read. amended aud approved,
after which
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undor tho supervision otth street super
visor.
Adopted.
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The health commissioner recon-
mended the removal IT filth along the
CUTTERS on Second South between Main
and West Temple streets. Superinteud'
ent Of streets aud health commissioner
associated.
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Thomas l.. Kiu,z made an offer for
the city, stock In the salt Lake CITY
Gas company. lie offered $4,000
cash upon the execution Of the con.
tract Of sale, $4,000 In one month
thereafter, $4,000 In two, three, four
aud five monlhs respectively thereafter,
aud the balance Of sl3,370 Ia ak
months after said date, u total OF $685.
S15. The city owns 7sT shares Of the
stock. Committee on way aud means.
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The Salt Lake and Los Angeles
Railway company, by George q. Cam
non, president, sent IN cOmmunlca.
ton In regard To the occupation Of
West South Temple street, They
claimed that they supposed that they
had right TO tne street, but since II
had been discovered that such was not
the case, thoy expressed their willing
ness to comply with the wishes OF the
Council ana remove the obstruction.
On motion, II was ordered that the
time for the removal Of the obstruction
be extended to twenty days.