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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-02


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bohtp. 8ater SulfelB. nit @ei9enten
iiberlaoen. climber; t war alls fir hien.
gDre Der Suseno BON 8emeribsn! Is
ging CUR Stride, no Die Gbre einem
SOberen salt. Salo trat cine sroBe
teierli6e prOSeiiion aus Der Stride uno
Geb. 0olfelB eribien nit Dem Soh=
ipiiroiglten Cute. -9ier muB i6 ihnei=
gen, benin meine 8efiible iibermannten
MIDI. SIMMER Dieoer ertOnten Die
Wprte: vSo99elObt lei oas IQer9ei=
li9lte Satrament in Giuisteit." Sd
lant Suiammen uno oabte al, Die 3eit,
oa ia nod Elm uniduloiaer Weboiener
mar 70 Schwetzbengen un der Musel.
Postscriptum.-Ma hei elei, el6 as
j6 och de Peter. Ma ja, ***) Jong,
mengst dau, ech lies ech Borschen
eleng op d'Kirmes goen? Nan, d
Joffern kennten ech de Kapp YER
dr6hen.
SO, Jong, wan ech el6 mat dir
eremm ham no Merica gen, wat soil
ech machen? meng kescht huot
nemmen zwa schlesser, an dat en't,
e klauschter, as net m6h fern.
D'kescht kent mer OPP dem Meh OPP
baschten.
A6 LAB oaB MIR, lieber Better. oas
lit Nles in Sronuns uno oaSu nod
3eit genug.
Manst de? - 10, 10.
MUsEL.
**#) Am Preissischen soen Sc: il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-02

Wm S6luiie Der 6eier itimnlte Der
GOniecrator, am Nltdre ltebcuo, oas Te
Deum an, wsl1es BON Gbore foytSes
ieBt nuroe. 98dbreno oieier Seit 9eleiz
teten Die bobm'iten Serrcn Nililtenten
Den neuen nit allen 3ei6en Ieiues bObel
Qmtes 9sihmiidten Sl'hof ourb Die
STRIDE, oamit er gum erlten WtHle Den
anlpelenoen 6lGubi3en ben bii1ofliben
Sesen ipenpe. Gum Altare Sllri:fge=
tebrt, ertbeilte Der bp4p' tie Serr Siitoi
y. 5. Surtb bon oprt aus ben teler.
lIten Se9eu. Samit mar Die tir6li9e
Ssier bsenost. Die bO1w'iten !6erren
luuroen jebt abermals in feierliber
YrO5eiiion gum NOtre Game llnlDerli-
dts=8ebduoe Suriifgeleitet.
Ser bO6w'l ie Sii6Oi y. s. Surtb
wurOe am 30. WtdrS 1857 81 9ti!tsl an
Der Molel, oberbalb Srier, &Delupro=
prnS 9ebOreu. Seine III Geuti0lano
be9Onnenen Stuoien pollenoete er in
gtOtre Same. no er am ~. Wai 1874
eiutraf. Sm Sabre 1878 trat er in
ben Sroen Elm uno ie9te am p. Npril
YrOfeB alb. SIN Sabre 1879, aeraoe
seIti9 geuu9 iur GrOfuuug oes S9ul=
jdbres, fam CT ua6 Cincinnati, no er
IN ct. SoIspbs=G oas gmt
eiles directors Der StuOien uno oes
SIceprdlioeuten betleiOete. Qm 80.
WiarS 1880 melbte Der bo1w'ite Siihpi
U. W. Soebbe bon GppingtOn Den bpb=
begQbteu Serru, bamals geraoe %
SABRE alt, sum Ytciter. @r wurOe
nun grdiioent oes G0llegiums ,Ino mar
NerpiB elmer Der jiin9lten @oriteher zines
Gpllege in Dem Ser. Staoten. 0on
elmer &tiic nab SeutiblunO I'M Sabre
1881 Surilfgetehrt, wuroe er i'm Serbit
nah Seras uerlebt, no er 10 reht iein
Salient entfalten tonnte. Inter ieiner
Qeoiegeneu Seitung oermebrte li6 Die
Nl'aDl Der StiOenten 10 Iebr, OaB Die
alien OebGupe Gibt mebr grOB 9cnu9
maren uno 9eraumi9e, iplioe auf9e-
fiibrt peroen muBten. Bon 100 Stu=
benton i'm Sabre 1889 permebrte lid
Die 3a0l Oerielben fOrtwdbreno, 10 oaB
oas ct. Gowaros=6 Ollege in Nultiu,
2eras, elmer Bldnienoen Sutuult ent=
ge9engebt.
Ser hoGu. j.. 2oua9e, C. S. c.,
Der Nor ;nmeiiter oes bobp'iten z.
s. Surtb, mar iuSwiihen gum SiihOi
bon Sdcca in Sen9aleu CSnoien) erbD=
ben moroen. Dor einem Sabre er=
blinoete er urio er erbat lid in &onn
ben bphW'l item y. s. Surtb ais Goao=
Jltor, o1ne SeBterem au9 MIR Elm
Wort barber mitSut6ellen. Sn IA
Sabren batten oielelben teine Gore
lponoenS nit einaHbCr geiilbrt. Sn=
slulIden mar SiIbOf &uuOge 9eitorben
uno es erfolgte oas Yrepe Der Grnsns
nllng Ieines iriiberen S6iIlers sum
Nabioi0er. Oils Mtann bon grOBen
&enntnilIen lit Der uele Sii6Oi Don
Saeca SuQlcib aud Elm ausaeSeibrRter
&eorer urlo Tam iih in en9liib oerdoe
10 gelGufig ulsoriiden, ais in ieiner
MlltterlprG6c.
MOge ibm cine lnnge &eibe BON Sub=
rem appltoliiGer @irtIamteit i'm iereH
Nlleu beltlmmt lein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-02
6ro6her,osthulr.
Qus Ser pduptitaSt.

3wei Giien babnun9liid E.
Ser 2Oldbr. uuuerbeiratbtet Seffer aus
Staot9runO pollte an s. September
Wor9ens 10 llbr in @ettembura Den
3ug uab SiOelineen sritpi0en, ais er
alsrutlbte uno ibln belize &eine ab9e.
fa9ren wuroen. = Sn ulflingen murOe
am Z. Sept. abcnos Der 40iGbrile Bar
risremarter 6raus S6miB am 5uuuel
bon elnem 3uge ilberfGbren uno 9etOo=
tet. gr blnterllBt cine 6rau nit )
&inoern.
Nm Sonnta9 ben 9 Sept. mlb=
ten G~rtrdSll9e eingele9t peroen, I'm ale
Selllber bon Dab uno Seru Der Sho=
bermele uno Der Nusltellung ;ufilbren
81 t0nnen. Gs trafen nllf Dem Sabn=
bofe Die Geieli1aften Societe Phil
harmonious de Witt, iorpie Die Mll=
lit9eielliAait Der .Giienliltte gGefer"
eln. Stelelbeu ourtSogen inter tlin=
senoem Spiel Die StraBen Der Stdot,
woraut 8e9en II llbr Ole yfu Woltz"
anf Dem &lost Des Y0rdoeplaBes ions
ssrtlrten. SIN Sauie oe3 Nl1mitta0s
wuroe Ole Nuslteuung beiihtigt unO
oaIelblI mulliirt.
Der ShluB Ger Geuerbeausitel=
ung 81 N%ursmburg lit oeIinitip auf
SOnntaJ Den l6. September ieltSeiteat.
Guti1ieoeu Se6 butte oieier
Gage Elm italitnii6es @bepaar, wel1es
liir Die Sauer Der S1obermelle i'm
Sreiteuweg b<i @ittpe @luer eiu Gins
met 9emietbet bate. Sas Gbepaar be-
IaB namllh Guf Der S1obermene einen
lpgen. yYlGnetentalten", 81 welbem
3uede le orei Sapageicu 10 ab9eri9tet
batten, oGB lie, 10 ct sin Tpr=
miBl9er eineu Glaneten 500. Die Sbiere
Dem SGufer leBteren nit Dem Shnabel
in Die Sano 9aben. Sic TOgel biloe=
ten ben einsiGen 9ebenaerwerbSwei0 Der
armen Seute. Serm Shrsfen lit DDS
her beSreifiA, als lie tilrSlib in tire
@obnunS suriittebrten. uno Die @Ogel
BON elmer raubgierigen Sag getOotet
pprfanoen. Sie SruW iueInte bitters
SbrQnel.
Sas GarietssS bedter, oas
Serr NenQuin i'm Subnboispiertel,
neben Dem Gelt0urant Gencl.6 lene er=
balt bat, tam iiber peniGe @ohen err
odAet wsroen; Der S0a! bletet YlaB
Fir 200 PerlOuen.
Sr. 9epn Sbmit bat nit Dem
Sau Der ~9rpBarti9en, luabrbaft mOnll=
mentalen 6ataoe leinss Grand Cafe"
auf Dem EaraoeplaBe be9Onnen; Die
Pldne ilno bon Srn. glrditetten Garl
MiillenoUrii. Yer 9rOBe Saal miro
slpel Stpflperte bod.
Sas grpBe &onSert, oas Der
bertlDmte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS les dis
ciples de Gretry unter Mitwiriuns Der
Ybilbarmonil6en Geielil1ait bier per=
aultGltet, Iiuoet beltimmt, an SOuntag,
30. september, I'M 9roBen 3tenQuin'=
i6en Cirrus itatt.
6Ol9enoe Yeripnen limo er=
mG1tiAt Woroen, i'm 0rpBber5o9tbum
oils Sebammen 81 prattiiiren; Sberelia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-02

Hollina bon Waiierbilig; &atbarina
Sonenber9er bon Bed; &atb. @oelter,
Nittue !9uii, BON Guremburg; qtna
6onf, 6rau Srier, BON Stralien;
Maria Malaori, BON Grepenna9er;
Suiauua Saiiel, @ittpe Wers. BON
&nopbOIdeio.
SrpB Der unsiiuitiseu @itterun9
9lng ole jdbrlihe NorianprO5el'iOn
Sonntag, 9. Sept, I'm 8 ubr NtOr=
gems. pom Der ct. Mi1aels=&ir6e aus
ourh Die StruBen Der StaOt. DIE
leibe wlro lett Sabrbunoerten 9ebaltel.
SbIbon lett Is Sabren Der Gemeinoe=
rat9 niht uliiSieu pertretsu mar, 10
mar oies oOh bel Der o~iesjG9rIgen Pro-
iellion Der Sal.
lm ). september itarb nod
lanaen idmerslidsn 9eioen, psrieben
nit ben bl. Stsrbeiatramenten, Die
woblahtbare Satin oes Serrn SD=
te!lers StaarsSarni9 bon S%uremburg
SabnbDf.
@m z. 9 september oeritieo IN
Der unteritaot Piaffentbal i'm glitter
BON u Sabrsn Serr 3ollratb 5. 3.
Weber. Serielbs bate ain IL. No=
oslnber b. ). lein 5~OidbriSes Sienlt.
lublldum 9efeiert.
Rad tursem Il N ollie n
peribieo bier am 10. Sept. Serr Sber=
gerlhtsrotb &uoolpb Sef. 3erielbe
mar am 3. SUM 1927 81 Sietird GEE
bpren. @m %. SeSember 1850 mleiltete
er bort ben Gio als Mopptat uno wuroe
an Z. slpril 1856 sum 6riepensri6ter
in 6reOenmader %ernaunt; an 9. WtGrS
1853 iuirOe er oils SubItitut oes
StaatsanpGltes uab S%urembura beru=
len, lpO er am IL. Sttober 1859 sum
Gltter am geSirtsgeri1t, am %.
Nopsmber oeleiben Sabres gum Sris=
oensribter ernannt murDe. 9m II.
Mtai 1875 wIlroe Tim Die Stel!e ais
Slltrltt5tpmminar in ieiner Qeimatb
Sletlr1 ilbertrageu. Bel Der &epr=
9dnllation Der Gjeribtsoronun9 i'm
Sabre 1885 gina er oils Eatb un oas
NberSeriat BON Sietirh iiber ,,pelbe aus
STEELE er bis gu ieinem nun sri Olstsu
SOOe betleIoete.
geim spleen in Dem bon Der
Salerne nat Dem S%reitentpeae fiibren-
Den @eSe fiel Der 7jdbriae Sobn oes
2aglDbners &remer cine , Meter bpbe
Wtauer binunter, iuobei er iib i'm Ge=
libte idper per!egts.
Nu Der 2 bobermeiie iuur=
Den elllem Manne pom Sanoe, Der lib
in elmer Suoe, NO iih ein Bur beiano,
mt Der 0ano 81 melt pOrsewaSt, bon
Wtslltsr peg spei Singer abssbiNsn.
Sas betannte Sotsl Gleiie lit abaes
rl''en pproen; Die SOlSbarate bot leit
Dem Sabre 1857 bort %seitanoen uno
9eraoesu un3dblig iino Die @dlte, Die
lett lener 3eit bort gintsbr ssbalten!
Die aepObulibe belsiide Naturali-
Iation lit Serrn gOurs aus Glsri lln=
terOrriSier in IL. Sinienresiment uno
Dem 4riegsminiiierium in Sriinel bei-
georonet, uerlieben woroen.
Serr Or. Welter bat cine yro=
lhiire berausgegeben ilber Die Srint-
iuanerfra9e", in wel1er er oas Currents
burger Srintlualler fir in bobem
Grade unrsin uno i3aoli1 ertlart.
Ginige Sage nab BEN Sooe
oes @errn 3ollratbes 9Ssber bat Serr
Camille Siimont ieine Gntlahung ais
SbergeriAtsratb ein9erel6t /; mie Der.
lautet, loll oerielbe fir Den Yplten
zines 3Olratbs auserie1en ieiu.
IS baben lid perIobt: Serr
Or. gu9uIt uIueliug, Gatb an Der
&eAnungstammer Su Suremburg, nit
SRI. NoppenD, Sphter oes Serrn gto=
tars pOn SinerOinsen.
Sn Suremb II rg allein oibt &c
auf cine SeuOltsruug Don %, 900 See-
len al zoo SelepbOnabpnnenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-02
Saar, Iniel, Giiel anD 9nnsrid.

@erplfcin, 4. Sept. Guf Der
ganScn Strete Der Gifel=G uerbabn bon
bier nab NtaDen lino nit Der per9an=
genen 9Sp6e Die S1ienen 9elegt iporz
ben. Die ueIe 9abn, nit oeren Sau
in 6riibjObre 1892 begDunen wuroe,
3iuelgt beim nugen Ee!m aus Der Saupt=
e~ifelbaGn ab uno iegt oirett Iber cine
&Dlbriife nit lieben YDgen in Die
Gifelberge iiber. Sb Die Sabn, melne
oas Snnere Der Sulfnneiiel erih!ie6t,
I'M aprll 1895 erOhnet miro, iteDt no1
ui6t ielt.
Serihpeiler, 6. Sept. Infer
Sjarrer. Serr Sefinitor gllt, fmeierte
an >. Sept. inter Sbeilnabme Der
gGnSen Efarrsi iein 2~5lQ6riQes Briez
Iterlubildum. gim Nbeno porber be>
pegte itb Elm itattliher 6adelsug, an
DEM iih AUDI Die 4iorrei S~olcnoorf
betgeIIigte, nab Dem @~iarrbaule.
Gort brahte Der &ir1enhor leire
GliItlpitui0e bar. SIN Alanlen Der
@cmejnOc iprO1 0err 9ebrer 9ieier.
9um eritroblte Die Dem G%Idrrbaule
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dlte Burg in prd1=
tiger Geleu0tun9. Damn wuroen Be.
Ibente, beitebeno in m~ertboOlleu Baras
mcnten. iIberreidt. 0os 6o9nmt an,
iolgenoIu Sage celebrate Der Subilar
inter AiitIien5 ieincs Srioer$.
3n Berl itarb an s. Sept. Der
SiirgcrmeIiIer 0err S9neemanu, 65
Sabre alt.
Nus Der 9iir9ermeiiterei Sin,=
Nennig. inner Sjirgermeiiter lit ge=
itorbeu. 8ei 9Sieoerbeiesung Der
Stclle tritt Die 6rage an uniere @es
meinOe=Gertretungen berdn, Oh lie fiir
unisre SiirQermeilterei nit Der 9Irz
germeilterei I}erI wieoer OenIelben Siirs
~germeilter babcn wOllen. 9eim Nbs
gang ~unieres irilberen Siir0ermeiiters
QS74) BADEN Die Siir9ermeilterei=9 erz
treter duf &orldIG9 uuO SefUuuprtung
oes Serrn Sanor0tbs SUbius nit elmer
Stimme MeDr0elt Dem Oerrn Siirger=
mCiiter Sbneemann fir Delien Yerion
uniere Siirgermeiiterei iibertrageil.
Bis Oabiu bate Der 8iirgermeiiter itets
I'M bieliasn @eSirt gewObnt. Sept, no
oas &ano nit Yerl geiOlt lit, 1T Der
@uniN Der Mebrbeit Der SepDlterung
uuierer Siraermeiterei, wieoer einen
ei9cnen S%iirgermeilter, Der innerbalb
unieres Sesirt3 Ieluen WpbnliB babeu
mlb, Ill crbaltel.
3nei SoDne oes Sootenarlbers
bon SNNrbur9 lpielten nit elmer tlei.
nen &inoerpiltDie. Ger dltere l4idb.
rige @ruoer bate aller Wabrl6einlid-
teit nuh Die Yiltple nit Yulper lno
S6rpt gelaoen uno ipolte, wie err be.
bauptet, nab einem Slatt Vapier
idieBeu. in oemielben Nugenblif tam
Der iiingsre. II Sabre alte Sruber in
Die SbuBlinie; Die Saoung orang ibm
ourb Die linte S;hldfe in Den &Opi.
Ter Serpunoete ltarb am 4beno oes,
lslben Sases. Die @afe, nit melber
Der unbeiloolle S6uB dbgegeben wuroe,
bat Der llnglildsl1ilBe in Die Saar
9ewoyien.
Aus S"rier miro Der ,Saarseis
tun9" (Saarlouis) 9emeloet: Ser
einipru1 9egen Die g8abl oes Ssrrn
&uDplf Settiugen bon S6lOB Sem.
mels sum SberfOrlter oes Sreiies liest
Der &Oni9l. &e9ierun9 Dor. Sn benz
betreIenoen S0riitltiif miro na6,u-
weiien aeiu6t, oaB $err Settiuseu Die
g8abler multattbafte g8eiie besinIluBt
babe. guf Den AusSOns oieler 9luse.
lesenbsit mIB man 9elpannt isia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-02

y WoSllber &etle Iiuoet etle llliterbrr-
dung Der Reiieberl6te oeS Jong IN Schwetz-
bengen I'm der Musel ltGtt. NiS MIR ibu
NIB lsiue Samilie uamIIb oui Wnlerer Jtilt.
reile pon Der 0eutralpereinS Seriammluud
,beiubteu, ianoeu mir ibn Ieioer trant III
StrsitS iber eiHeH WfonGt, ieit ieiMer
htildfebr aus europa, tlagte er ilber llnpobl.
leill, belt IS ieoo6 nIr IiIr Grmiioung. Wr
trat trosoem eine &eile mab benz &eien ;ur
H~eriamnluu9 Der oGrdnof,rmp" IN lSittss
BURG al mo beabllhIigGe lo9ar ilber CHICAGO
leine Sreunoe IN &lSconltn mno Sowa III be:
iuheu. Tod Die 9emeiute Vtiioigfeit ypuil9
i'm ;lr plOBliben hiitreiie. Aer;tlide III
tsrludulg ergab, oaB er al eiuem ,hwereu
MagehleIoeu, elmer Dirt GntSInpun9, bcreIts
;wei Monate traut lei. lin SAGE umierer
autlmit mar Die RriliS uoriiber Der dong"
mar ;luar nod lebr trdlt, aber auBer Nebenss
0siabr. Mtr bpileI, odB Der 0eni0le Cap
tain balo gGnSli6 berseielit leiu wirp.
*%) Jong. LOSE dat latein schreiwe sen,
Mel Papp hat dir dat schdns ges0t. Wat
mengst dc mat lem ammo domino. and
damn ammo domini; an damn clio ,,Sapi-
entia sat. Je, losz dat latein schreiwe
sen.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-12-14
To Teachers of Benton County.

am instructed to inform you that the
Executive Committee of tho Teachers Asso-
citation, has determined to hold the annual
convention of teachers, at Portland, Dec.
Goth, 9th, and 28th, 1894.
The State Teachers' Association of Ore.
gon is one of.the most powerful organiza-
tions for the advancement of educational
interests in the Northwest, and in view of
the very interesting program promised us by
the Executive Committee, it is highly impor-
tant to the interests Of every teacher who
expects to advance in the profession, that
he should lend his presence and assist in the
discussions.
Reduced rates will be given by all the
railroads.&c. persons attending the meeting.
Secretary Jarvis informs me that many
visitors will be in Portland during the holi.
days, aud teachers who desire accommoda.
tions should write to Prof. J. Burnham,
Chairman of the Committee on Hotels.
Trusting that our county may send q
large delegation of teachers, and that you
will feel free to correspond with me in
regard to the matter, / am.
Very truly yours,
r. F. HOLM,
County School Superintendent.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-12-14
TIE SUMMIT MYSTERY SOLVED.

The John Henderson mystery is solved
aud we are panied to rsoite the finding of
his lifeless body upon the mountain side
two miles from his home. Two hunters,
Thomas Kelly and Frank Yantis, discov-
cred the remains of the missing iaan We'd
nesday afternoon. When found, his Win
chester, containing an exploded shell.
was standing against log. and less than
hundred feet down the mountain lay
the body with bullet hole through it.
A plausible theory Of the sad affair ia Of
fered by the men who discovered the body
to the effect that Henderson was standing
on log watching for deer, as the place
was favorite ''stand" with him. and that
in stepping to the ground the rife was ac
cidentally discharged, and in his death
struggles he rolled down tho mountain
side. The body had not reached . badly
decomposed state, nor had it been molested
by wild animals. The Lincoln county cor
oner was notified and an inquest over the
remains was held yesterday. To the minds
of the sorrowing relatives and faithful
neighbors and friends, who searched SO
diligently for the body, the news will
bring relief, if not consolation. and will
conclusively disp,ovel the charge that he
had deserted his home and family. It is un.
fortunate, under the circumstances. that
such charges wore made, yet until the re.
cent turn in affairs, they were considered
by many to be we'll grounded.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-12-14
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-12-14
COUNCIL PRocERDINes.

The city council met last Monday night
| Present, Waggonsr, Samuels, Eglin, Peet,
| Greffoz, Creighton, Lee, s. Absent, Glib
son. l. Special committees on salaries Of
city officers given further time for submit.
| ting their report. Street COMMITTEES
granted further time to report on claim for
damages of L. Welker. Finance committee
feported that Mr.. Childers offered to
/ lease the old firemen's hall for five years at
S25 per month; he to repair the house at an
expense of not more than $3.50, to be taken
out of rent; offer accepted and city attor-
ney ordered to draft lease. Claims aggre-
eating 1854 on the general fund were al.
lowed and ordered paid. Bill of N. s.
Woodcock, costs in water bonds case, laid
over until next meeting. Reports of treas
urer and police judge were read and re-
ferred to finance committee. Police judge
was Instructed to issue An order to the gen.
eral fund in favor of the Excelsior Pruns
Company for $233 to take up a special
street assessment order. Petition of M. W.
Wilkins granted, giving him permission to
operate his street car line without license,
provided that said line be kept in good con-
ditlon. Petition for street light at corner
of Fifth and Jefferson read and referred to
street committee. Written application of
c. B. Wells to be appointed chief of police
read and went over until next meeting by
unanimous consent. Chief of police was
ordered to procuresa suitable book. and to
keep complete register tof all estray anil
mails impounded. Liquor license bond of
B. Woldt approved and license granted.
The sale of the Wilkins hotel and adjoin-
ing property made by the chief of police to
satisfy delinquent street assessments was in
al! things confirmed.
The following resolution was introduced
by Councilman Waggoner: Resolved,
that the police judge be and is hereby
authorized to advertise in some daily paper
for bids for bonds of the city of Cor, all,s
to the amount Of fifty thousand dollars;
said bonds to be issued according to the
terms set out in ordinance number forty
seven, page 179. of the general ordinances
of the city of Corvallis" Peet moved to
lay it on the table until the next meeting.
Yeas and nays were called for with the fol.
lowing result: Yeas. Lee, Smith. Greffoz,
Peet, 4; Nays, Creighton, Samuels, Eglin,
Waggonsr, 4. Mayor declared the amend
ment lost. The vote on the original mo-
tion was: Yeas, Creighton, Samuels, Eg.
lin, Waggoner, A.; nays, Lee, Smith, Gref-
foz, Peet, 4. The result was tie and the
mayor declared the resolution adopted.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-12-14
CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.

1t is refreshing, after the cramring ''hard
times" talk of the present time. to be able
to tell of gifts and improvements. The
Episcopal church in this city has received
several valuable gifts lately, and within .
year or two the whole chancel has been fur
nished by interested friends. First, by q
solid oak bishops chair, the gift of Mr.. John
Ray; then the presbyter's chair, also solid
oak, and the oredence table, by The Daugh-
tors of the King. Now, the congregation
rejoice in new and handsome altar, and
have the promise of set of brasses. These
are a gift to the parish from friends in
Portland, who are trustees of the 'tDaven-
port fund for church improvements in Ore
gon." But the altar so far exceeds the orig
inal order, In beauty and workmanship,
that it Ia cosidered gift from Mr.. Will
liam Butler of this city, who made it and
gave 80 much extra work as loving memo
rial of his little children. The altar is of
native woods; solid, highly polished, xnd
really beautiful in design and workmanship.
A communion service from friends in Cor.
Wallis has just been presented as q Christ
mas offering to this ohurch-oonsisting of
fagon, chalics, patsn and baptismal font;
very chaste and handsome. It is good to
see improvements going on outside and in
the church, and with few more much
hoped for additions, this church will be an
ornament to our town, credit to our diocese,
and house appropriate for the worship OF
God.
The tissue paper fair and supper given by
the ladies of this church last Saturday was
= very pretty affair and quite successful.