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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12
.....Voyage.....
Around the W orld

You will many wonderful things meet many celebrated
ages, and you will not lose any time from business.
The first week going to introduce to YOU
venerable Justices the Supreme Court the United
States, in their black robes of office
3D. The lovely Mrs. Cleveland.
3d. The President Of the United States Mr. Cleveland
4 The Cabinet Mr. Cleveands administration with
splendid photo y sarOny) of Mr. Cleveland in the centre.
5 Vice President Stevenson and nineteen prominent members Of
the Senate
9Th Twenty prominent members Of heHOuse of Representatives
7h The Presidents of the United States since the formation of the
United States
9th. twenty eight Governors in office.
9th. President Harrison and his Cabinet
10th. Prominent Republicans.
nh Prominent Democrats.
18th. dozen Generals famous since the War.
18Th. Celebrated Union Generals
18th. Famous Confederate Generals.
18th. Leaders of the Navy.
18th. Foreign Ministers at Washington
The following week shall present you bishops arehbshops,
cardinals newspaper men, authors composers monares actresses
actors Queen Victoria the Prince of Wales and his family and Others
The third week shall present few royal persons and
then begin travels foreign ands travels that will last twenty
six weeks.
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MAHsNOY CITY.
MAHANoY CRY, Feb. 12.

MAHANOY CIT1, feb IL.
Miss Mary A. Connolly, one Of ofShenandoshs |
charming school teachers, was tfe guest Of
Mrs Thomas Gloven, of East Centre street,
Sunday
Thomas J. wylie. NJ. r. OConnor, O. J. |
Michael, George w. Garrett, Edward F Snv
der and Charles NJ. Plank, Of the p. and r.
ststiou, attended the railroad mems conveu.
ton at Tamnqua Sunday afternoon.
Lloyd Denni. has accepted position with
the p. & r. c. & ! Co., at North Mahauoy
colliery.
Officer John Hassel, who has been sick
for some time, is now much improved and
expects to report Tor duty tonight. Mrs
Hassel ia also much better.
Thomas Birmingham met friends in Maize
vile Oh Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Nrs Jacob Britt of West Mshanoy
street, spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Boston Run.
Miss Mary and Mr.. Joseph Whitaker we're
10 st. Nicholas yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Klocll made professional call at
Smiths patch on Sunday afternoon.
Misses Annie and Celia Joyce visited
friends in Wiggans yesterday afternoon,
Black smoke, issuing from Polish residence
on Centre street. near Seventh, yesterday,
Attracted p crowd of afternoon pron enaders,
'olIc VI "'u'n I'u .'i 'ne u,o I't't ~ s.i
',r na,, nf ssnssges bnrning over hot sovc in
he kitchen.
wallace ttoldor,er or Fact Pine s,root is
the happy possessor of young electrician,
which arrived Saturday night.
Arar,,g p, ,bipson a cosI ono a,cr from,
sbor,ol,in ,,isitsd Postmaster aedtar an
sat,rd,,,,., rtornoo,
raJrlch MEnoUey one 'l our leaulhR na1'
IeIs' ''s'''u Ms PaIen's !" Olp ruoh SeS'er
Day
NJ. d. Malone, Of Shenandoah, made busi-
ness calls here Yesterday
Misses Hannah and Jennie Rcfowich Wis
tied friends in Ashland Yesterday.
Messrs Herman Maurer. Marlin Savior.
| Misses Name and Clara Grseher. I.ulu Fsust.
Lille Hciu2 and other ashland friends were
Yesterday the guests of Miss Dollie Wvtbe. of
| West Mahanoy street.
Miss Katie Grady visited friends in
FovyIer's match ON Sunday.
Al N,ollot Fd,,,sr5 NTsIo,. o,5 A,a.,,.
Doberty circulated among The Shenandoah
beautie. Yesterday.
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THIRD EDITION
MAHANoY PLANE.

p. Murray Newman travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the Williamsport and North
Branch Railroad, visited friends here on Sat
urday afternoon.
II r Snyder attended the convention Of
railroad men which assembled in Tamaqua
yesterday to discuss the new rules and regu-
lAtions on tho Reading system.
b. f. Bcrtolet, superintendent Of the p. &
r. Railroad, is IN Philadelphia on business
mission
The M. h church Of Mahanoy Plane, will
hold q chicken waffle supper on March lst
and I'd,
J. s. Ward, assistant superintendent from
Wili8mspoH, WIS the guest Of Superintend-
cut BertUlet yesterday afternoon.
Rev Il. c. Cassavsut and wife left for
Washington ON Friday, where they will
remain a week OF longer.
Rev John Rittpors, of Gilberton preached
IN the NJ. r. church here on Sunday evening,
during the absence Of Rev. Csssaysnt
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Princess Ena, the
6-year-old daughter of Prince Henry Of
Battenburg and Princess Beatrice, met
with a serious accident while riding in the
grounds at Osborne, Isle of Wight The
pony on which she was seated stumbled,
and the child was pitched head foremost
TO the ground She was able to walk 20
the palace but soon after arriving there fell
asleep, and has not yet been awakened Ii
is feared she has obtained serious injury
to her head
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ARoyal4
Introduction II t,1,:,5 Bureau.
Presentation of People of Renown
To the People of Shenandoah and
The Mahanoy Valleys.

n make voyage around the world and crowned
~ heads Of Europe well the distinguished people
this country and abroad would money wouldn't It.
you had their society," But suppose Won
could sit in your home with your wife and children around you
and face to face with splendid photographs of these people of
note that would be quite big step toward knowing near
perhaps, as you will ever get
And when you begin weary studying the this
class of society will show you good many places and things
aavay cmes that many your brethren paid thousands of
dollars to see
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Princcs. CnIlnnn nome Acnin.

New YORK, Feb. l2.-The Princess Eve
lyme Galatro de Collona, daughter of Mrs.
John w Mackay, whose suit for separa.
tion from her husband is pending in the
courts of France, was a passenger on the
American line steamer New York, which
has just arrived from Southampton.
The princess was accompanied by heI
three children and maid and her brother,
j. w. Macbay, Jr The party travelled in
coguitu.
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/ Gent a Day.
Y Gents a WV Week.

By this time you will doubtless be curious the conditions.
T iStn10 EACH day cut out the art printed on the
A@AN9 COA fourth page put one
coupons cosuay numbered
pou
People SunIigh traveller,
sthoar and writer John CLARK Rdpah IL Each 16
there will be whole
able art colectonsch with
opportunity already getting
the HERALDal
not getting the HERALDend and address, viii be
left by you every day.
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1T WAS TRUE.
Boys Did Find the Dead. Body of an In
FAINT.


Boys Did Find the Dead. Body of an In
FAINT.
On Saturday a report spread about town
that the dead body of an infant child had
been found on the mountain at the north
end of Main street by some boys. A hurried
investigation failed to confirm the report,
hut Saturday night it was discovered that it
was correct.
Two sons Of Robert Smith, the huckster, q
boy named Bowers, and several other boys
whose names have not been learned, while
strolling on the mountain just above the Old
Kebley Rua stable, picked up q pasteboaid
shoe box, which. when opened, revealed { e
body of dead infant.
The boys subsequently turned the remains
over to a man hu buried them near the p.s ace
where they were found. Chief Of Police
O'Hara "a, s the body was that of a child
which was not fully developed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12

For bilious headache and
all other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills a5c. At
drugstores; or write to B F
Allen Co, 365 Canal st, New
York.
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Publisn,ls, Statement

The delay in issuing Saturday evenings
edition Of the HERALD was due to the time
and labor required in preparing the County
Commissioners statement. AS Saturday wat
the last day for making the publications. it was
necessary to hold the edition until the ate
ment could he put in type.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12

when Baby was scE, we gave ner Casporta.
when she was a Child, she cried for Castorihs
Ehen she became Miss, she chung % Castorts.
when she had Children. sine gave them Cagtorss.
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March 16 Third annual ball of the st.
Patrick's Band, in Robbins opera house.
March 26 First grand ball under the au-
spices Of the Monamore Social club in Rob-
bins opera house
April 20.-lce cream festival under the
auspices Of the Star Flute and Drum Corps
in Robbins opera house.
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CInsnnmr.,aIaiertah-

The members Of the High School class OF
"a has organ zed aud elected the following
officers President, Guy @ KEEPER; Vice Presi.
dent, Joseph Reilly; Secretary, Miss Ami,
Stein; Treasurer, John Lewis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12

All orders for advertising job work and
subscriptions can be left at Reeses Auction
and Commission rooms, Dougherty building,
W. Centre street, where they will receive
prompt attention.
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Boys wanted To sell the EvBNlNG HERALD
to customers in shenai doah Only husters
need apply.
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Found Out.

The best and easiest way 10 get ria OF q
cough or cold that may develop into con-
sumption Is TO invest y cents in a bottle oi
Pan-Tina, the great remedy for coughs, Colds,
LIZ Grippe, Throat and Lung Disorders. Trial
bottles iree al +. +. -. klriu's drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12

All persons are forbidden to skate or
trespsss on the dams of the Shenandoah
Water Company under penalty Of the law.
By order of the company.
1-16-4w S. D, HESS, Supt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12

The advantages of pictorial representation of inform
ing verifying hardly be exaggerated Wherever travel is
practicable there the lens, with its quick flash of light and swiftly
caught image and man. has supply the deficiency
and transmit homes in distant lands the picture and visions
the reality.
Now if you will with this
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-12

Ohn A. Reilly's lie the place TO get the
lurest wines and liquors, best beer and Rle
and finest brands Of cigars l0-16 II
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Papsrs wanted.

In order to complete files four copies Of tn,
EVENING HERALD Of September 18th, Octo-
Der 21st and 2Sth, 1893, are wanted
Address HERALD office, Shenandoah, Pa. t
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Go and See H..

Keagey, the photographer, has a grea
So 90 bargain. Go and see it,
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10 has been proven by living witnesses that
Han-IiuH is "a T,murb BbI Ia specific for tu0q Hlck
cure OF the difficult and TReruus throat and
luue uuutles-ils equal can't be found, Costs
!5 cents. F8n-Iina De- sold at p, p. ID. hIilu's
drug store.
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Got your repairing done at Holderuan's.
" 27-tf
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Have you tried McElhenqy'H fried oyuters
QI2-tf
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Tuesday, Feb. 20, 81


one Person for Chief Burgess,
One Person for Collector or Re
ceiVer Of Taxes.
One Person for High Constable
One Person for Borough Au~
ditor.
One Person for School Auditor,
8 years.
One Person for School Auditor,
. years
One Person for School Auditor,
year.
ANTEoNY FLYNN,
High Constable.
shenardoah, Pa. jan. D, 1894. 5toaw
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Special low prize Go aiI u aatohoa, iowolry
sud silycrware at Holdnmnn's corner Main
and Lloyd streets ~ 27-tf
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The Coupons will appear >@<
>Commencing January r3th.

w Samples the Photographic series may be upon app
cation Hooks Brown, North Main street. O. H. Anderson,
travelling correspondent Mahaney City, at the HERALD office
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HOU-E AND LOTS FOR SALE -Eigh,
ii lots, 31a ST ry house with 21a story kitchen
large shed, TWO goOu wells and stream Of water
running through the property; nice bearing
fruit uees; lots in good stale Of cul vatiOn;
known formerly rs Park Hotel suitable for
any kind of business. For further particulars
Wute or call on
MRS. l.. Il, FISHER,
l-2O-3m Braudonvlle, Sch. Co., Pa.
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PoTTsvILLE, PA. 1894.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE COUNTY OF :
SCHuNLKILL,
N OTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
IN by the undersigned, the Controller Of
Schuylkill County, until 2 p. m. Thursday,
March lst, 1854 for the whole or any part Of
the new 4 per cent, 520 Registered County
Bonds, 10 be issued 10 the amount Of Sl42O 900.
Interest 10 commence April lNt, 1884 when
said bonds viii he issued. All bids at not less
than par, The Controller reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids
BY order of the County Commissioners.
b. r. SEVERN,
2-S-eOdu Controller.
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A UDITORS' NOTICE - In the Orp ar s
a Court Of sShuyiklll equity IN tne mater ~,
uuderfi ned Auditor appo ed by the satd
Court TO make distribution of the fu ds in the
hands OF VI. N Burke, Administrators OF the said
estate, Will meet all partes interested thereir q,
on Saturdly, the third cay Of MtrCh 1884,
9 a. m, a. hIs once, rooms Nos auo q secont
dour Beddall bu ling n he tn est corner
Of Main and entre iretts, nruanuuad, Pa,
when ana where all claims must be- presented
before the Audi or, or ere be fore or debarred
from coming IN pom said funds
10 h.. q YlE, Aud tor.
Shenandoah Pa Feb ~ 1891 212-3tOawr
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Cor. Centre and Market ots. Pottsyille.
ll-2l-tf
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Fried oysters speciality at McElheunyr
g-l2-H
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A BARGAIN.-Fur sale. a. bargain. 800
n good paper covered NOVELS, retail at
from IS TO SIC. Good chance fOr young man
10 Start circulating liuI0ry; can clear 525 a
month, and will thus get his money back in 6O
days For particular call at keese's Auction
Rooms West CenTe street.
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dHOE 10 $50 per week using and selling Old
DHO Reliable Platter Every family has
rusty worn kniv es, 70 ks, spoons etc Quickly
plated by dipping In melted metal No eX-
eriencG or hard ry: good stuatlol. a t-
dress W p Harrison & Co, Clerk NJ. IA, Col
umbus, Ohio.
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Notice g. hereby given to The quilted flec-
tors Of the Boloufh OF Shenandoah that an
election will be held on
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OIRL WANTED For general homework
" in q small fami v. No children. Apply
at the HEBA I'D b -aHch office Reese's auction
rooms, West Ceutre street. l23t
nor SALE.-Cheap, shickeripR piano
L secon" hand but in good order. Apply at
the HERALD oflCe 26-lw
EOR SALE Chesp.-A good tent suitable for
I fishing parties. Apply al heyse's Auction
Comm sslun House, West Centre street 8 II
NOR RENT-Stor- In the Milton Runyan
II property, opposite Max Schmidrs new dry
goods store Apply TO Max schmidt PIP u
EOR RENT-A store and dwelling, corner OF
IT Genre and Market streets, occupied at
pr seut by John MCGOWAN, shoedealer Pos
session given april lst Apply to Dornbacll, q
East Centre street. shenandoah. 2-2-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-06
COLLECTORS DECISIONS.
Final in the Case of Aliens Detained
by Custom Officers.
BY The Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov 6-Judgc Lecombe
yesterday entered decision which pracsb
cally puts all aliens that may be detained
by the collector of the port OF any charge
beyond the pale OF relief by habeas corpus
proceedings. The decision was called for
by writ OF habeas corpus on behaif OF
Chin Yang Sin, a Chinaman. detained on
The ground that no was entering the
United States in violation OF the Chinese
exclusion act
An act passed last August, which was
rider to the oivl appropriation bill, pro
yiGes that In every case in which an alien
Is excluded, from whatever cause under
any law Of treaty, the decision of the Gus
toms officers shall be final, unless reversed
by an appeal to the secretary of the treas
ury.
The right Of congress to pass such law,
Judge Lacombe says. has been determined
6y the United States supreme court. In
such a case there Is nothing for the courts
TO do but to ascertain II the person on
whose behalf the writ has been obtained
Is an alien, and whether the collector has
rendered decision. The courts cannot
reverse the decision Of the collector.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Republican electors OF the City Of Provi-
dence requested 20 assembe In their respective
wards on 1HN RSDAY, November 8, 1884, at s
O'Clock, and eject ave delegates 10 represent each
ward in city Convention to be held pursuant to
the call hereinafter ordered. Also TO nominate a
candidate tor member OF the school committee for
three years. The Fifth Ward will also nominate a
candidate for school committee TO hll the
unexpired term OF Albert Blaisdell,
resigned. The Tenth Ward will also nominate a
candidate for school committee for one year. Also
TO nominate candidates for wardens and District
Clerks OF their respective districts, To be voted
for at the coming nun cipal election.
The Republican ELECTORS of said City qualified TO
vote for members OF tfe City Council are requested
20 assemble In their respective wards on THURS
DAY evening, Nov. 18th. 1894, at O'Clock, to
nominate candidates for Aldermen and Council
men TO represent their respective wards in the City
Council for the next municipal term, said candi-
dates TO be voted for at the coming municipal eleo
tion.
said ell ectors OF the Second. Third. Fifth Sixth,
seventh, Ninth and TenthMards will meet In their
respective ward rooms
Said electors OF the First Ward will meet In Pio-
neer Hall, South Main street -
said electors OF the Fourth Ward Will meet at
stenway Hail, Westminster, corner Snow street
Said electors OF the Eighth Ward will meet in
Chapel, No 26 Harrison street.
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ATTACKED "KNOBSTICKS."
Strikers Created Riot When lor-
raine Mill Weayers Quit Work.

pAwTucKzT, n. l.. Nov. e-The first in
stance OF trouble since the strike of the
Lorraine mill weavers was inaugurated
nearly six weeks ago occurred last even.
Ing, when Agent MacColl attempted TO
dismiss the few "knobsticks" quietly and
safely sndsenS them TO their homes.
Butthe strikers were on the alert long
before o'clock. and as the three or four
who went 20 work yesterday morning
came out, accompanied by the agent cries
of 'Scabs' and Throw them In the river"
were freely uttered, while there were de-
rislve cheers uttered on svery side.
Six policemen attempted 20 maintain or
der, but instead OF quieting them they
simply melted the angry strikers, and
stones and clubs flow thick aud fast. At
one time h looked as though the police
were powcrlcss, but they finally succeeded
In quelling tho disturbance after arrestlng
one Of the strike leaders
Only " Of the 475 looms In tho mill
were running yesterday,
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FIGURES FROM GOTHAM.
Indicate That the Overthrow Of Tam.
many Is Almost Certainty.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov 6-Though there are
many doubtful factors, difficult or impos
sible to estimate, even at the end OF the
campaign, the indications, conservatively
viewed, seem to point TO Tammany's de-
feat In the municipal contest
An exact forecast of the result is impos.
sibls; but certain deductions may be
drawn from the registration and the vote
An previous years. In round figures, the
total registration is 30S 600, with the great
est proportional increase I'm the districts
where anti-Tammany sentiment prepon-
derates. 1t is believed that an unusually
full vote will be cast say at least 2s0 600.
IL Is likely that the Socialists and Prohi.
bitionists will poll IAN ample estimate) 15,.
600 votes There remains 265, 600 TO be di.
vided between Grant and Strong. Tam.
many can depend only on the vote that
under all circumstances is its own, say
l27, 900. the number of ballots that MAYNARD
received year ago.
To assume that Tammanys desperate
fight In the present canvass will increase
these 70 1900, a margin Of 5000 still -.
mains for Strong. and the managers of
She anti-Tammany campaign agree i'm an.
J.
There have been no m iterial desertions
Or dissatisfac,iuns among the united anti.
/ Tammany forces. Unless the signs fail.
there will be fewer fraudulent votes
thrown or counted than for many year
gamnany hiss plainly lost strength In the
/ dow town districts and the tanemeni
4 qulrfer, uplown ITS stronghOlds Ii
cannot q poad upon the police and th,
saloon insercsts as ,nuch as in preyiou.
ycars
The bearing and the words Of the Tam
(, riany iealers In the past few days hav,
lOi Drsn rhIfc 0f men expecting victory
Jhcr hav. rpdlciel their campaign nI
Ars s. Trsaors STRAITS who were putting
tne Or; .ICe O.l an oninous situation.
In the state this same moral force, which
81 IA impossible TO estimate, Is HIS great
81 peril. sns The registration ip BROOKLYN
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER COS.

An Ordinance In Anne ndment OF Chapter 35l
of the Ordinances entitled .An Ord nance In
Amendment of Chapter 222 Of the Ordi-
nance entitled ''An Ordinance Creating tho
O1ice OF Clerk of Committees and Fixing the
Compe ensation OF such 0ficer."
approved November Q, iss4)
II Is ordained by the City Council Of the city OF
Providence as follows:
SECTION l. section one Of Chapter s54 of
the Ordinances entitled IAN Ordinance In Amend
ment of Chapter 212 of the Ordinances en-
titled "An Ordinance Creating the Once OF Clerk
OF Committees and Fixing the Compensation of
such onicer" Is hereby amended 30 as " read as
follows:
SECTION I. The clerk Of the Common Council
shall, when no other provision 10 made, act as
the clerk OF all committees, standing or special.
of either branch or both branches Of the city
Council. lie shall have his ofiee in Committee
Room II shall make proper records In books
kept tpr the purpose OF the proceediugs and trans
actions Of each COMMITTEES, aud shall perform
such other duties and services for said commit
tees as they may from time 10 time require. Said
c4erk is authorized to employ sncn assistance AS
may be necessary to assist him In the perform
ance OF the duties OF his oce, aud In addition 10
his salary as clerk OF the Common Council he
shall receive a compensation, including the
salary OF his assistant Of eighteen hundred tlsJo)
dollars annually payable monthly.
SIC. 2. All ordinances and parts OF ordinances
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.