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IN THE FIFTH ROUND
Billy DOotey Vas Knocked Out by Jack
DdJY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 2s.-The
Eureka Athletic Club held one of its tri-
weekly sparring exhibitions tonight, and
Jack DAILY, lightweight champion of Della
ware, and Billy Dooley, lightweight cham
pion OF the Pacific Slope, were the attrac-
tons. Daily knocked his man out in the
fifth round.
The fight was fierce while it lasted, and
Dooley appeared to have the better of it
until the final round. de is built on the
Fitzsimmons order and has tremendous
reach. Daily has been i'll with chills for
the past few days, but he put up a game
fight and won by his great hitting powers
The referee was Billy Mcmillan, the
mlddle-weight. Ted" Alexander sec
onded DooIey and Ned Donnelly per-
formed the same Office for DAILY. Five
ounce gloves were used.
The preliminary contests to the DAILY
Dooley mill were fiercely fought and were
interesting.
On September the Eureka Club will
give special exhibition, in which will ap-
pear Jack" Hanley of Philadelphia and
Gus Haverstrom, the well-known Swede,
in bout of twenty rounds.
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Died IN SeattLe's jail.

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. Civilian
Holmes, the convicted murderer of Will
liam Russell, whose death sentence Gov
ernor McGraw few days ago committed
to life imprisonment. died in the County
Jail this afternoon. Quick consumption
brought about imperial reprieve.
A few minutes before Holmes expired he
called Jailer Burkman to his bedside and
said: "You have been very kind to me,
and my last request of you is that you
write to my cid mother back in Pennsyl-
vania and tell her all about how 1 died.
Also notify my sweetheart in Ellensburg."
With these words he passed into eter-
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2:21 class; trotting; purse $4,000.
King Harry, b. &, by Peter Pinder Xxi
RACES AT OTHER TRACKS.
at Sheefshead Boy article and Bloonser
Ran q Dead Heat.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y, Aug o.
The heat to-day was intense, and the at
tendance was small. Few tried to combine
horse and yacht racing by going to the roof
of the grandstand and using glasses,
but beyond mere outline of the yachts in
the haze, nothing could be seen. McCaf-
ferty was fined s100 for spelling starts in
the frstr race. In the fifth race, Article and
Bloomer crossed the finish line on even
terms, and their owners agreed to divide
the purse. The races at the track will be
continued on Saturday.
Seven furlongs, Defargilla won, Walter
s2cond, Merry Monarch third. Time. 20 3-5
VJbe Dash stakes, five furlongs, Crescendo
won, Refugee second, Peep o. Day third. Time,
1902.
Mile on turf Lady Diamond won,
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A WOODLAND SAFE ROBBED.
Too Hundred Dollars Taken Fions a
Saloon.

WOODLAND. CAL, Aug. 29.-The safe
in the Peerless saloon. owned by Abe Nor
ris, was robbed to-day of over 5000.
This is fair week and the town is full of
thugs and blacklegs.
Some of the fraternity entered the saloon
and went to a back room to play cards.
The room is clear at the rear of the saloon
and the bartender was alone in the front
part of the house. A short time after the
strangers went to the rear they called to
the bartender to come out and take their
order.
They kept him there arguing over what
they should drink for fully five minutes,
and during that time 1t is supposed an &C
complete entered the place in front and got
into the safe, which is never locked during
the day.
The same men had tried to work the
same game on two other bartenders who
work for Morris. but failed because the
drink-mixers refused to leave the barroom
unmatched.
The men are known to Morris and he
says he will have them by to-morro w night.
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oARsoN EDITORS SENTENCED.
They Are Fined and Sent to Jail for
COuterupt.

They Are Fined and Sent to jail for
Contempt.
CARSON, New, Aug. 29.-Editors H. A.
Lennon and HI. G. Dunn of the Carson
Tribune appeared to-day before Judge
Hawley in answer to citation issued for
them to show cause why they should not
be punished for contempt in publishing an
article entitled ''The Third Act" which
declared the mint investigation to be
farce and stated that, in the opinion of the
Tribune, no one would ever be convicted
of the charges made.
Defendants attorney, Judge Murphy,
entered demurrer to the effect that
Judge Hawley had no jurisdiction in the
matter. The demurrer was overruled and
defendants answer ordered filed. Judge
Hawley then sentenced Editor Lennon
to pay fine of $50 and to serve ten days
in the County Jail, because he wrote the
article. Editor Dunn was ordered to pay
fine of SIS because of his interest in the
matter.
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On Ihe Ball EirId.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 29.-Brooklyns IL,
IA, o; Cincinattis 6, IL, O. Batteries-Stein
and Grim, Rhines and Vaughn. Umpire
Burnham.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 25.-New Yorks Ia,
IA, 3; Louisvilles /, 10, 8. Bstterles-Clark and
Wilson, weighing and Warner. Umpire, Emslie.
BOSTON, MASS, Aug 29.-Bostons 8, 8, O;
Clevelands 4. 8. 1 called eighth inning on &C.
count of darkness Batteries - Nichols and
Camel, Young and O'Connor. Umpire, Nc
Donald.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 29-score end first
inning: Baltimore o, Pittsburg 1. Rain
stopped the game in the second inning. Two
games tomorrow.
PA, Aug 29.-Phillies 5, 81;
Chicagos 2, 8, Q. Decentralization and Grady,
Griffith and Kittredge. Umpires-Keefe and
Murray.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 29.-washing-
tonS 9, II, 4; st. Louis 8, II, Called end of
sixth inning on account of darkness, with
score tied). Observation-Disclosures, Anderson and
Mcclure; Ehret and Peitz. Umpire-Hurst.
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Chcssmasfers, Tournnment.

HASTINGS, ENG, Aug. 29.-To-day all
the games but one left unfinished in previ-
Gus rounds of the International Chessmas-
ters' tournament were completed, the re-
suit being as follows: Blackburn beat Al
bin in an irregular opening after 100 moves.
Schiffers beat Janowski in Ruy Lopez
after 70 moves. Marco beat Mason in
Scotch game after 66 moves. Gunsberg
beat Teichmann in Vienna game after SO
moves. Mason and Lasker drew Giuoco
piano after 66 moves. Marco and Wal
brodt drew a Scotch game after Sc moves.
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Il Mil Valley Editor Arrested.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Aug. &c. BURY
and E. B. Lenhart editors and proprietors
of the Mill Valley Herald, were arrested
to-day at Mill Valley under a warrant is
sued from Judge Gardner at San Rafael.
Wheeler Martin charges them with GRIM
inal libel, which was published by them
some two weeks ago, making remarks to
the effect that the Postoffice was not prop
erIy conducted by Martin and his deputy
The case was set for September 10. 1t is
causing a great deal of discussion in the
little valley Town.
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off. and William Saunders was badly hurt
about the head.
sTUNG BY a SCORPION.
Serious accident to q Young Lady Nea,
NniltG Rosa.

Serious accident to a Young Lady Near
Santa Rosa.
SANTA ROSA. CAL, Aug. 29.-Miss
Dora Petersen, daughter of Andrew Peter
son of Bennett Valley, was severely bitten
by scorpion at her home in Bennett Val
ley, Tuesday.
She was getting some wood from wood
pile near the honse when scorpion sud-
denly lighted on her hand, stinging it
quite severely.
Her father was away from home, and
she and her cousin became very much
alarmed. They went to Santa Rosa for
DIR. Cline, who arrived in the afternoon.
When he got there he found the young
lady unconscious, and she remained so for
fifteen hours. Miss Petersen is now out of
danger, but she had narrow escape.
1t is not often that the bite of a scorpion
in this hemisphere is attended with disas-
trous results, but in this instance the
symptoms were very serious.
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Welded by Special License.

LONDON, Enc, Aug. 29.-Lord Marcus
Beresford was married privately by special
license yesterday in st. Georges Church,
Hanover Square, to Louise, daughter of
General Rigley. Lord Marcus Beresford
is one of the stewards of the Jockey Club,
and is also the adviser of the Prince of
Wales in the purchase of the latter's race
horses. The Star describes the bride as
Mrs. Butler, an American.
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Taolent Earthquake Shocks.

CITY OF MEXICO, MEX, Aug. o.
Four violent earthquake shocks are re-
ported from Pinotopa and Nacional, in
Oa1aca, causing widespread terror. Each
shock had a violent effect upon buildings.
The inhabitants of the stricken towns have
taken refuge in the open country. The
shocks were preceded by loud roar, COM
ing from the sea. 1t is believed that there
is subterranean volcano at the point of
ernption.
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Is to III Pima Chnna.

LONDON, ENG, Aug. 81 the House
of Commons to-day Sir J. Kennaway, Con-
sentative, asked what information the
Government had in regard to the reported
appointment of Ii Ping Chang, formerly
Viceroy of Szchuen, as Chinese High Com
missioner to investigate the circumstances
OF the Cheng Tu outrages. George N. Cur
ION, Under Foreign Secretary, said that
the Government had received no inform a.
ton that Ii Ping Chang had been ap-
pointed, as alleged. The report of his APP
pointment he said, does not appear to be
true.
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Wnshinoton,s Meaoer Hon Crop.

TACOMA, WASH, Aug. 29.-The Morn
ing Unions review of the hop yield of
Washington shows that it will be meager.
Many yards have been nearly destroyed
by lice. Some yards have been allowed to
go to ruin because of the low price of hops
and the prevalence of lice. Several crops
of 1894 hops were sold this week at 8 cents
per pound. Many farmers will not at
tempt to depend on the hop crop in future
and will engage in diversified farming.
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Injured at Mare Island.

VALLEJO, CAL, Aug. 29.-John H.
Ford o; Vallejo fell down manhole
aboard the Adams, which was repairing
alongside the seawall at Mare Island to-
day. He seriously injured his hip and
knee, besides sustaining internal hurts.
The man whose duty twas to cover up
the manholes at the noon hour only
placed one cover on the one in question
inst cad of two. Ford stepped on the
single plate and it gave way with the
result stated. He was for several years
Chief of Police here.
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Ho1lister,s Toms Of Hav.

HOLLISTER, CAL, Aug. 29.-Twenty-
five thousand tons of hay await shipment
from Hollister alone. The farmers are
highly indignant at the statement of Stan
ton that the reduction in freight rates
would not benefit farmers this season.
Teams are now hauling hay and grain
thirty miles and beating the railroad rates.
Mass-meetings have been called to de
nounce the unfaithful Commissioners.
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He Starts Dozen Spokane Log Chute In
Barrel.
SPOKANE, WASH, Aug. %. - James
Stewart, nephew of Senator Stewart OF
Nevada. died here to-day from injuries re-
ceived July while attempting to slide
down long log-chute from the top of a
high mountain in a barrel. The bar
rel left the chute about half way down and
was hurled against the rocks a hundred
feet below. Stewards back was broken.
He had in preparation huge steel barrel
in which he intended going over Niagara
Falls.
Stewart was better known as Captain
Paul Webb"
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Be very careful, very wideawake in pur-
chasing your clothing unless you want
to be deceived and tricked. We are the
only Wholesale Manufacturers of Cloth
ing owning their own Wooden Mills and
selling direct to you at Wholesale
Prices-any other establishment or So
called Wooden Mills" is simply sup
piled with enough wool to pull over
your eyes-not enough to make a single
suit of clothes.
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has recently been commenced recently by
brutalities to herself and child. Clifton.
crazed with remorse and jealousy, has
made numerous unsuccessful attempts to
see his wife and tonight in despair sought
to end his life. His condition at present
is very low.
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Spread of a Jute Strike.

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, Aug. 29.-The
strike of the Dundee jute- workers is still
spreading and 10000 operatives are now
out. The masters have given notice to
their striking employees that if they do
not return tomorrow the factories will
be closed and the lockout continued in
definitely.
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SIarin,s ChoIIenoe Acceo,ed.

LONDON, Enc, Aug. 29.-John J.
Quinn OF Pittsburg to-day deposited 91OO
on behalf of Peter Maher in acceptance of
Slavin's challenge to fight him for f1000 a
side before the Bolingbroke Club six weeks
after the fight between Maher and O'Don-
nell. Quinn offers Slavin similar purse
and his expenses to box with Maher in
Amarica
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A Train Accfdent at Tacoma.

TACOMA, WASH, Aug pa distress
ing accident occurred this evening. The
woodtrain on the Tacoma and Fernhill
Railway jumped the track. Charlie
Jones, a young boy, had both legs taken
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PROGRAMME OF EVENTS.
The Parade Will Include Fire
men, Native Sons and
City Officials.
SOME BIG BANQUETS PLANNED.
Competitive Drills for Prizes VIII
Form the Principal
Feature.

GILROY, CAL, Aug. 29.-Great prep
arations are under way for the tiremen's
tournament to be held here September 8,
8 and 10. The first days festivities will
commence with a grand street pageant by
the Pioneers, local and outside fire compa-
MES, veteran firemen from San Francisco,
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Indian Dave Sent to Prison.

CARSON, New, Aug. 29.-Indian Dave,
convicted of robbing the Postofice at
Saltwater, Churchill County, New, of
81 30, was sentenced to-day by Judge
HawIey to four years hard labor in the
State prison and to pay fine of 800.
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4 Uood- Sa,cyer.'s Fatal Injury.

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 29.-William
Hunter, wood-sawyer, was thrown from
his wagon to-day. and the front wheel
passing over him broke his BACK. he can
not live more than day or two.
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4 TOWN ALMOST DESTROYED.
Forest Fires Supposed to Hare Been tn.
Cause.

TACOMA, WASH, Aug. 29.-The town
of Sumner, four miles from Puyallup, was
almost completely destroyed by fire this
evening. All wires went down soon after
the fire started. 1t is impossible to get
further news tonight. The fire-engine
special train. Forest fires which are rag
ing around Sumner are supposed to be the
cause
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A Emreka,a Mnn,s Crnxu Act.

EUREK A, CAL, Aug. CIV. B. Clifton,
a well-known jeweler and matchmaker, at
tempted suicide here tonight by taking
laudanum and lead. Action for divorce
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Samta Barbara,s Nc,c Bui,dino.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Aug. %. "A.
Barrett Fithian, who has recently made
extensive investments in the best business
quarter of the town along State street, is
proceeding to erect handsome business
block. He has added to his purchase lot
line of Ortega street, and extending from
the rear of the Gutierrez building to the
Ortega house. the price paid being SIT 900.
Upon this he will also put fine improve
ments.
A San Francisco capitalist named Gold
stone, impressed with the opportunities
for profitable investment in Santa Barbara,
will erect three handsome modern cottages
on the vacant lot on the corner of Santa
Barbara and Anapamu streets.
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TONS Of ASPHALT UM.
Rich Mines Being Opened at
Carpenteria, Near Santa
Barbara.
Big Shipments Being Made to New
York, Oregon, Colorado and
San Francisco.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Aug. o.
Asphaltum mining is lively in this vicinity.
The Aleatraz Asphaltum Mining Com
pany, composed chiefly of San Francisco
men, has large refinery at Carpenteria
with improved machinery, lighted through
out by electricity and operated by large
force of men.
Fifty-five men are engaged in surface
mining at the Carpenteria deposits and
are taking out 800 tons month. while the
same company has force of thirty men
employed at the La Paera mines, ten miles
west Of Santa Barbara, taking out 700 tons
monthly. A shipment of ten cars of
asphaltnm has just been concluded to New
York and shipments are constantly being
made to Washington, Oregon, San Fran
cisco and Denver, Colo
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n Big Blaze in Holltster.

HOLLISTER, CAL, Aug. 29.-The resi-
dence of ]. c. Miller in the suburbs of the
town was destroyed by fire at midnight in
the absence of the family. The fire is sup
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posed to have been incendiary. The resi-
dence and furniture are a total loss OF
$500. The insurance amounted to $1,000
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nifty. Holmes was negro miner. He
killed Russell in the heat of passion two
years ago.
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Robert J, b. G., by Hartford OJeers) ...:.:...1
John r. Gentry, b. s., by Ashland wilkes
(McHenry)
Mascot, b. g, by Deceiver (Ancrews).. ......2
Time, 2:O614-2:041a-2:o4s4
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2:25 class; trotting; purse $4,000.
Free-for-aii pacing: purse $4,000.

- 49,
Time. 2:121s-2:13-2:12
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-01
HEALTH In FOOD.
RALSTON HEALTH FLOUR RICH
IN THESE VIRTUES.
The Reason for Its Great Popularity
Is That 1t Contains the Elements
That Produce Strength and Hus-
ole-1here's Health in 1t.

There are fourteen or more essences or
phosphates OF which the human system is
composed, whiah form its reserve Of
strength and vitality A food which con-
talns these same clements Of strength is
quickly absorbed by the system and adds
TO ts physical welfare,
Wheat contains these same phos pilates
IN almost Tie exact proportion as found in
the human system, ana these elements so
rich iu uutrlneut and SO beneficial to hu-
man health are found in their most pal
atable form in Ralston Health Flour
This Hour contains all the germ, gluten
and phosphates Of the wheat, and Is in
dursed by the medical profession, by pure
food experts and 10y hundreds of people who
have experienced its beneficial results as
the best food known TO mankind.
ItalstOn Health Flour ls a rich cream
color, because the health-giYlng proper ties
OF wheat produce this result invariably,
Snow-whte hour Is more pleasing 10 the
eye, perhaps, but is due TO this fact: Nearly
all the nutriment contained In wheat Is lett
out OF II. starch the inferior element, re-
mains.
Ralston Health Flour contains so per cent
more nutrment than white Hours, and "a
trial amply demonstrates its superiority.
There's health in 1t.
SOLD BY ALL RETAIL GRocERS.
Ridenour- Baker, Grocery Company,
Wholesale Agents, Kansas CITY, Me.
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COULDN'T HANDLE THE CROWDS.
of of the onThe Enu sun
People
ondci Anotho

the symptoms Of my disease. or diseases
have left me ! have gained in hesh' anu
am strong ana hearty
CATARRHAL PoLNrL
Mr.. q. w. leach. Of 2lg2 Tracy avenue,
THIS city. SAYS: ~ had been ANNOYED Tor
twenty years with polypus growths com,
pleteiy stopping up my nose SO ! coaId noN
get n particle Of air through IT, thus COM
peillng mo to breathe only through my
mouth with but little pain, lrs. t"p.I
land and Branaman removed these r1tNPl
and ! can now breathe through my H.Ss
as easily as anyone. The operation anu
treatment have given me great reHeis 50
much so that ! would not beErudEe a thoN-
sand dollars for 20 Anyone suffering TOUT
catarrh and polypus growths viii DO wen
to call on these physicians.
CURED BY MAIL
w O. Bailey. OF Long Pine. Neb prom
lnent Western railway ciNgial-nOW OF the
r. I. & NJ V. ratlruad-wtites:
"As n result OF my short course OF treat
nlent with Or. Copeland under his admira-
bile mail system. [ can report my complete
recovery from the effects of catarrhal roi.
souinE or the whole system which ruined
my stomach and seemed TO stop the natural
action Of nearly every organ In my bOay.
The leading points were catarrh OF the
nose throat. stomach. liver and kidneys:
When | began tho treatment. q couple OF
months ago. l could sit up but a short time
each day. but | am now at my work and
feeling splendid. one weeks trial OF the
Copeland mail system ought to convince
anyone Of It's marvellous efficacy In the cure
OF chronic maladies" B."
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Chicago e Alton tracks in the North
end. This reduction in height VIII give
a gain in breadth, Of about thirteen
feet The distance between the center
of one truss and that of another VIII be
thrty-two feet, the width Of the road
way being eleven and n half feet ana
that of the footway five feet, The as
tance between plers NO. ana VIII pe
42S feet. Solid steel will be the material
of which the girders of the bridge Will
he constructed The cutting down VIII
have another good effect and that is the
pedestals on which the sleepers will rest
will be directly on the piers and not
on any outer courses of stone,
The road owns 5000 front feet, or all
the land stretching from the foot of
Grand avenue to the foot Of 'lroost aY-
enue, the north boundary being the
harbor line OF the Missouri river and
the southern the north line Of Front
street The greatest width of the tract
is $50 feet. The company owns all Of
this tract save a strip in possession OF
the Kansas City Gas Light and Coke
Company, which lies just beyond Front
street Just west OF the extension of
Grand avenue the western boundary Of
the cOmpany's prOperty,les an irregular
strip OF ground made UP Of Front street
and the dumpings and aCcretions of
years. on the plat OF 1877 1t is seen that
Front street was actually front street
ana was directly upon the river. Since
that time much has been added TO II by
the river.
Years ago Front street was dedicated
to public use by the municipality. What
the Kansas City & Atlantic road wishes
is the grant of a right of way over this
tract, consisting of Front street and the
accretions to il. 1t desires 10 lay a
double track around through Lykns's,
Coates e Hopkins and other additions
10 the West bottoms, and Broadway,
terminating near the Union elevator.
its purpose being to connect with the
Kansas City & Suburban Belt and the
Kansas City Belt line. All this is depend
ent entirely upon the generosity of the
city In return for this concession the
company offers to the city the right Of
way TO the Missouri harhor line for its
! two large sewers, those running under
Holmes street and Gilliss street. In
/ connection with this offer the company
makes proposition allowing the city
| To operate the sewers. II so extended
| from their present termini, and it also
| offers TO raise its tracks above the sew
/ ers, place them on stone and iron gir-
ders, and thus remove all possibility of
| their being injured.