davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

wAmsArcn, Utah, May Z, 1890.
tpfroR TfuEH.

wAnsArcn. Utah, May Z, 1896.
EDuoR TMssi
Mrs. J. :. Ball was sick for several
days the early part oi the week but Is
now improving
The season l. reported as having been
very severe ON sheep, which are coL-
sequently In bad condition.
The branch store Of the llopkin com.
pany has opened up for their customary
spring trade, George Olson In charge.
A. Perry has been transferred to
billiard, his old Office, the llilliatd sta
ton having been rcopened for business.
William Moss, the Davis county sheep
owner, was here the latter part Of the
week looking after his large sheep in.
teruslF.
Thomas Jones, the Utah sheer
owner, was here the fret Of the weeL
getting his herds separated and In shap,
Tor the lambing season.
The adoption Of the bounty law IL en-
couraging TO all, especially the boys
The chances are now that the squire
nuisance will be abAted rapidly.
Quite number OF sheep owners Of tn,
western rangss had 10 ship their sheel
to WRhlaich on account Of the i'm
psyerished condition Of their aocks.
The season tior this time Of YEAR !
very backward. The new grass is ~cr!
slow Ia making its appearance TO tn
di-souragement Of stock owners. Sheep
men, especially, are anxious on accom-
Of the slow growth Of the grass and ar
praying for warm days to send !
up. b.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

ECuo. Utah. Nav T. 1895
Enron T,uYs.
.. , .,..,.., 4, r.ho
...,'' ~ ,V ~, ~" IT, Sa,,a.s
IoHh hopN'h mas opened ms STORE Al
WAhsa'ch' win george o'son as man
ager'
The Echo Debating Society give free
dance and show IN Hopkin lihu May
18th.
Mrs. VIM. Bromley and Mrs. George
Bromley gave u select party TO some Of
their friends on Wednesday evening.
The time was spent most pleasantly in
singing, recitations and dancing. The
music was furnished by the Echo Elec.
tric String Band. Then most dainty re.
treatments were served and your cor.
respondent did ample Justice TO them.
All saws lac never misses the cake and
pie when IL is passed around. The party
was gotten up in honor Of Mrs. Marcia
Griggs. who il on visit from Big Piney
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
wANsnIF


wAssnm, Utah, May Z, 1895.
EDlroR TIuEs;
There we're not many from here who
took the circus In.
Steve Daniels OF Zig Piney has been
spending = few days with rs.
The brass band played number Of
fine selections on the street Sunday.
A ward priesthood meeting was held
on Sunday evening. The next one will
le held the trst Sunday m June.
Died, on Tuesday, Thomas Christian
sen. Of old age and general debility. The
old gentleman has been ailing for some
time and has had to be supported by
the ward and county. Funeral services
we're held Thursday afternoon.
Died, on Saturday night, the wife Of
W. d. Cockerill. Mrs. Cockerill has
been quite IN for some time past. She
was stopping with her daughter, Mrs
seamons, al Rockport at the time OF hel
death. She was rs years old and died
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
rEoA


ProA. Utah, May z, isa6.
Enron TNEs;
We we're visited with refreshing
slower on Tuesday afternoon.
A few Q! our Young folks went TO Park
City on Wednesday to take IN the
circus.
Albert Miles, Mrs. h. y. Miles and
Miss Ida Miles went to salt Lake ON
Monday.
Mrs. l.. J.. Roundy and her daughter
Maud have gone TO Jensen, uintah
county or short visit.
Farm work is progressing between the
showers: there Il considerable blowing
and sowing to be done yet.
The iaiaut Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T..
Palmer died un MAY Let and the funeral
was held on Sunday afternoon.
Your correspondent has been some
what under the weather for the pact
week. hence your readers will not be-
afflicted with much from this place this
week.
Ralph Maxwell has gone to Salt Lake
10 see about commencing work on the
grade Of the railroad. Il. X. Z. NiER
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
WEEKLY REVIEW.
The nusins.. crime week a. Rspor,sa h,
nradst-ests.

There is relatively less Improvement
in general trade this week, the present
partaking Of between.seasons char
acier. Wholesale merchants In staple
lines In many instances look ahead with
confidence 70 the autumn, aud In such
departments as agricultural implements,
building materials and hardware there
IL reported moderate revival In de-
mand.
Bullish speculation Ia the New York
stock market ID checked by the renewal
Of gold shipments and the halt 10 the
London market. caused by events In
South Africa. Declines are moderate,
aud traders, though expecting reaction,
act cautiously on the bear side. Public
interest IL, however, splendid, and quo
tations are the result Of professional
ACTIVITY.
Exports oiwheat heat nour included
Az wheat from both coasts Of the United
States this week are smaller than last
week, amounting to ! 100000 bushels,
against ,2s0,OOO bushels last week, and
totals between two and half and three
million bushels each In corresponding
weeks in three preceding years. 10 the
like week 10 1902 the total was 1851 600
bushels.
Weekly tolsl- Of business failures
Throughout the United States, while
ayengipg fewer Than In weeks during
the fret quarter Of the year, still attract
attention. The total number reported
l. 26i Ibis week, aglinst2i0 last week
2O0 10 The last week Of April, 1895, l7o
IN 1894, and asoompMed with 2is in The
corresponoing week Of 1898. Business
failures IN the Canadian Dominion mum
hor,s this week, against a last week
81 In ihe corresponding week one yeai
ago, satwo years ago aud 30 three year,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

that WeNill BE- lacking will be the snp'
port IRON the other end Of the county.
II was raining and showing last night
~ II Il vas the first storm this year.
jamc' Fowler stu la. some good,
clean seed oats for sale, and can be seen
IN CeaiyiIle very often.
Mr.. Lewis, the photographer, has
been 10 this place ths past week. lie
left ior Amy MAY 9th.
George Roberts and wife we're called
to Huntsville May lst to the sick bed Of
bis sister, Mrs burrows.
Mfs. james Burton OF KayNillc is
here visiting friends aud relatives. She
is the guest oi James lythgoe.
The general health Of the people here
this spring il quite poor. DR.. Hosmer
called to s,e four patients last wedncs'
day.
Hyrum Dearden returned home last
Sunday nom Toocle county, where he
has been sheep shearinr for the last elk
weeks,
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Phillips are
reported very low al this writing, hui
sull there are good prospects for .
( change for the better.
II is impossible to find a lazy man ol
boy OF anyone that is able TO work II
the place. Everybody IL 20 busy tina
one don't know what TO do iirst.
Amos Dearden mot with very pain
iul accident Friday, May let. lie wa
riding home from work when his hors
became uncomfortable. The hois
stepped In a wheelrut aud fell on I'll
riders leg, which caused him consider
able pain Tor a few days.
Mr.. John Jones, our home Inventor
has bol,ed two plows together and
successfully plowing old stnbble Ian
and breaking uccrh with them.
only requires one man TO hold tnen
John IL great schemer 10 get throup
his hard work, II horseflesh can possib
, do Il, q. r..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

RocKroRT, Utah, May 7, 1870.

RocKroRT, Utah, May Z, 1870.
Enron rMEsi
VIM. COSBY has been very sick for
several days.
Lorenzo Clark Of salt Lake is here to
assist II. Siddoway to erect new resi-
dence.
Mrs. Annie salmon Of Coalyille vas
the guest Of Mrs. +. A. Hor,in last
week.
Miss Hattie Malin has returned from
salt Lake, where she has been visiting
relatives.
do not know whose fault 1t is that
the Rockport news lie dated "iesG" 70
often OF late.
Elders Ralph Maxwell aud Frank
Marehant OF Peoa were the speakers at
the services on Sunday.
Perons having items Of news which
would be OF general interest will confer
favor by leaving the same at the post
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilde and Mr.
and Mrs. W. 4. Chappell Of Coalville
camo up 70 attend the funeral q Mrs.
Cockerlll.
The dance Friday evening was quite
well attended. The Young ladies got up
AN ice cream supper for the benefit OF
the band which was surprise to the
boys.
Alfred and David Seamons came home
from Provo on Monday TO attend the
funeral Of their grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Cockerill. AS also did Miss sadie
Blake Of Center Ward.
WIN. Blake Of Center Ward, Mrs. NJ
IL. Wright Of Nephi and Mrs. j. b
Holiday Of sAntaquin were called here
this week by the death Of their mother
Mrs. Sarah Blake.Coekerill.
Mrs Gibbons. while returning hom'
from neiehbors on Friday night. fel
into spring and was obliged to remalr
until htlp Chints MiHs - n hS'h'
W. A. Smith and several Others got int
a creek the same night. II was 20 dsrl
tina, it wss impossible To rec the road.
Died, at the residence Of her daughter
Mrs. Katie Seamons, on May 3rd, Mrs
; Sarah Blake. Cockerill, beloved wife O
'w. d. Cockerill Of wanship. Mrs
, Cockerill WAS born in North Moulten
Devonshire, England, in August, 1878
she came to Utah in 1866 and has r,
sided In wanship ever since until Oh
last five weeks, which were spent i
Roekport She leaves husband, iou
u children, tweny.seyen grand chlldre
and 6iteen great'grand children. sl'
died rs she had lived, a faithful Latte
day saint. The funeral was held 4
wanship on May 9th.
e The relatives ieel very grateful 70 "a
A vino we're 20 kind TO them in the
II trouble. N =
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

Boise, Ida, MAY 5.--w. II. Reming-
ton and Charles Crane oisalt Lake have
purchased group Of claims In tho Will
low Creek district and let contract for
the development Of the property. They
spent several DAYS there last week aud
we're greatly impressed with the show
ing made. They do not hesitate 20 say
that they never before saw district
that gave ~ much promise with The
amount Of work done. why" said
Mr.. Remington, III that dis,rict was
Colorado there would be 10000 men in
il. IiitweFe in Utah, II would have n
large population and would be largely
heralded a. one Of the mineral phe-
nomena Of the times. II such man "A
q. II. Robinson could be induced to In.
spect the district and make report upon
1t 10 the public press. there would nt
once be a great influx Of mining men
anxious to secure q ioothold in a region
Of such great promise. There is no fea.
ron why the district should not become
famous and Il certainly will, for sooner
or later the mining world will learn that
/ it has 10 superior amcng the gold-bear
| ing sections Of the west"
A highly important discovery has beer
made in the Hidden Treasure in Nea
district. Ithas been found that there II
second ledge In the claim that is full,
40 rich rs the original lode. aAd IN,
ore body Is over ten feet wide. The new
ledge is 100 feet south Of and parable
with the other.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

che,enne wyo. SHAY 5.-rhc news
received here to-day that the Treasury
drparimsnt bad selected a site for tho
proposed building in this city caused
great surprise. over thirty bids were
submittcd to the department several
months AGO. None Of tine bidders ex-
cent possibly tho sueoessiul one, knew
of the Wait Of any representative Of the
depaftuienl 10 examine the sites. The
site selseied Is owned by ex-senator
Carey, and consists Of a half block iS2S
204 feet fronting on one Of the principal
streets Of the city. The price bid is al
most a nominal one for the property, be-
ing $1,000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
KAnAs, Ulah, May ., 1890

kAMAsi utah, May D. 1870
Enron TiaEs;
Last Tuesday the hospitable residence
OF our respected townspeople, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Burbidgc, threw wide III
doors 10 welcome a poodly number Of
guests who had been hidden by the host
and hostess TO witness the marriage Of
their daughter, Ruth, TO Mr.. Robert l..
King OF Hale, Missouri. The bride
looked charming ROBBED in a gown Of
some soft, creamy material tasteiully
trimmed with lace and orange blossoms.
The ceremony was performed in an i'm.
pressiye manner By the father Of the
bri1e. After the happy couple had re-
ceived the congratulations Of relatives
and friends a most bountiiu feast was
served, to which ample justice was done.
About srventy-dve guests were present
for the Young lady has many relatives ia
Kamas and host Of friends, and Mr..
King has made many friends since he
came to our beautiful mountain home.
The presents comprised both the useful
and ornamental and altogether the
affair was a most enjoyable one. May
il be an earnest Of the future before
them. Mr.. and Mrs. KING will be al
home TO their friends at the Kama'
House for the present O.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
mnNrsNIIIE

HoyTsyilLr, Utah, May 3, 1896.
Enron TiNrsi
The old lady McMichael isvcry sick.
MIR. stewart, principal teacher Of our
last school. left for his home Tuesday.
Mr.. Petit Of Grass Creek was up to
the sacrament meeting here on Sunday.
Mr.. c. Winters has the scarlet fever
in his family but fortunately Of a mild
type.
Bishop Sargent lie erecting hand
some picket fence In front Of his resi-
dencc.
The little girl Of c. n. Nest. while .;
play to-day, fell and broke her arm. Dr.
ilosmcr was called and reduced tn,
fracture. G. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

NAMAs, Utah, May 6, 1898.
Enron TiNEs;
jesse Jacobs OF Hebcr City was in
Kamas last Monday. I
Travelling men for Clark, Eldredge \ |
Co., were In town this week.
Miss MAY BurMdec has gone TO Wood /
land to stay for two or three weeks.
We have very fine weather now and
the farmers have got in most Of the
crops.
Miss Nell Carter Of 81. George is in
Kamas. She is cook att. W. Carpenters
hotel.
j. W. Carpenter has concluded that
card tables don't pay, 70 he only has
pool table.
Mrs. Alice simpsons little baby, who
has been very sick, Is some better. 1t
has the whoopinR cough.
There are number Of new arrivals In
town, some looking for WORK and some
families coming here to live.
Mrs. Lucy Pack was proprietress Of the
Kamas House the two days that Aunt
Ruth attended conference at Wauship.
wlles & johnson have been in town
the last three days repairing sewing
machines. They went TO Park City
TODAY.
The first Of May proved itself holt
day In this vicinity. Some of the hood
lums got drunk and have been in that
condition ever since.
Bishop $. +. Atwood and wife, Sisters
Ruth Pack, Celeslia Pack and G. d.
Burbdge attended the Relief Society
and Young Ladies' conference at Van
ship.
II. Koyc, the barber, returned last
evening from Charleston, where he has
been for three OF four days. lie brought
with him racehsrse with which to beat
the county.
The party last evening was very well
attended, for all 1t rained pnd the wind
blew very hard. The Walker band
furnished the music and everyone
seemed to be having a very enjoyable
time.
J. 4. Marchant Of Peoa and Dan Lam
bert Of this place were to have beer
home missionaries at Kamss last sun
day, hut did not occupy any Of the time
owing TO Pres. Clun and others beinl
present.
A curious thing happened to kama
yesterday The mail carrier forgot Il
bring the mail from the Park and die
not discover II til he reached here at
p. ma mistake that may cost nor
than a laugh before il il through.
The cornerstone oi our new meeiinl
house was laid and dedicated Monda
morning. A large crowd gathered 3
hear the dedIeatory prayer, which wa
offered by Pres. W. W. Clun, after whic
he encouraged all to go to work with tn
spirit Of unity and get the building con
pleted.
Ward conference was held here Sur
day afternoon. President W. W. Clui
Edmond Eldredge and W. II. Branc
we're present aud addressed u large col
gregation. The late manifesto was rea
aud was voted for unanimously, aft,
which the names OF the ward Officer
were presented by Pres. Clud, whic
we're sustained unanimously with n
exception Of one, which was not clel
vote. X. -. X.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

Jttumwa, la, May b.-Returna to the
Office Of Secretary Welsh Of the Demo-
cratic STATE central committee show
that twenty.three county conventions
have been held In Iowa. These coun-
ties had representation OF pa In the
Marshalliown convention last year and
will beo voting etrsaEth ~ 2os q
the ocniite convention ~ Dubuque. IN
1876 NJ MArshAlltown 1906 votes were
cas, for free silver aud iJp for gold.
They will east At Dubuque, " delegates
obey the instructions Of their county
conventions, las for free silver aud
.ixty-two Tor gold. Al Marshalllown the
same twenty.ihrce counties gave thirty
four majority against free coinage. A.
Dubuque they Will east silver majority
Of eighty lone. These counties In lsnb
constituted % per cent Of the total vot'
ing strength Of the MarshAlltown cen.
venton. In 1926 they constitute 81 per
cent Of the total number OF delegates NJ
Dubuque. In the same counties al
Marshalltown 40 per cent Of their vote
was cas-, for silver and 81 per cent foI
gold. Al Dubuque they will east 30 pei
cent for silver and ~ per cent for gold
This shows eoneluslvely that the Stat,
will be for free SILVER, as the countiel
yet TO hold conventions are the unques
toned silver counties.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

The best salye in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhirm,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped haais,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, Chill
blains, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required II IL guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
John Boyden \ Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
HENEFER.


hENEFER, Utah. May Z, 1870.
EDITOR rmRsi
VIM. Brewer is still very sick with
Brighrs disease.
Don't be surprised at the next elec-
lion II lieneier dosen't want the county
seat removed 10 this end Of the county.
The plans are partly drawn cut, and all
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

Grading on the Deep Creek railroad
has bccn begun.
The American Foth creamery was
burrlarzcd this week.
The little son Of $. W. Chapman was
drowned at American Fork Saturday.
The Rig Cottonwood company will
furnish electric light Tor salt Lake City.
Dr. Hardy has taken charge OF the
Provo Insane asylum, and Or. Pike has
retired.
George q, Cannon has returned from
the east ard saws the outlook Tor the
new railroads is encouraging.
Work on the sanpcie Valley railway
i progressing very rapidly. The new
grade has been finished between Chester
and Nephi.
The jury In the IIaykon bribery clsc
at Salt Lake disagreed after being out
twenty hours. Seven were Tor convic-
ton and one Tor acluttal.
Gov Wells has appointed ). $. reery
OF Ogden TO the position on the Boarl Of
INDUSTRIAL school Commiss,o,e,s n,,do
vacant by the refusal 10 act Of Prof n "A
Lewis.
Ia salina late trusts Killed ail tho
early blossoms such m plums. apricots
bloom and ,h.,o h r,o.n.,,sot. -
eron NJ tha, Mind ~ i,n,, N
-, -,
pant owner OF the Eagle mine Al Mereur.
died a, the Walker house Sal, LAKE n,
,3b O'Clock Friday evening. his sorrow.
ing wife and children being at his he'd
side.
,,
p there has been a rich ,,-ike IN ,ilve, oro
y running over 500 ounce. 10 the ton near
that place. and that there i.yrea, a..
}. element and many locatiops In ron,e.
d quence. LOGAN Republican
y
lne ", ", sN'entlon OF Tue RIO
% rI-uue Western y making og headw"y'
days In the week. and the track has
been laid 10 polnt within seven mile.
J. Of that city.
~, g. . c
=, lo" q. 800 ~. NnA'e u'ep ~ ni'
|. AK o,cIosr nj, @hs.a 49, 49,, 800
-. r,,h oh.n,..,t. - 49, 80
was "a venr. a, no. nnd has .,.n ~, 49,
years Of his life Ia Utah.-IIernld.
A. u...,o.
), ms.,sr ~ ~, '.s..'"k l,','
,,,o ,..,,. ,,.,.,-....., ~, =
dat 40 ,.s ~. - - ~ ~
y ,l.man, H. .,1I,,Ia~ ,",t ". 49,.
u .mo,n, .hi.n nas - ~ ~ ''"'''''
"
~ Ina week or two the usual sights viii
IA Of hos,ot I,,,, ,,,,a. ~ ~ ..'". 10
=. hsnd ..nd,nn ri. - -. :"
re eelds ~ ,hin 90, ,ho.. i,,.,.-,.,
G. mhi,h har, "a. TN ~. 49,
n,osns,on. .la,.. a., A.. nas, a. - '
TX T.h, p.nn., '
nj
ne Mr.. George Wager, Of the Seventh
in ward. died Wednesday morning aftei
9. years Of suffering. Funeral services owe
n, ner remains were hr'd IN tue ward meet
Ia INK mouse thursday Mrs. wager wa
% aRooh woman ana iAithini Latter-da!
al SAINT she leaves a husband and son u
mourn hef 'oss'-Losan Republican.
I'd Two contracts were let by the Utah I,
81 Pacific Improvement company yester
vt day for work on the Salt Lake 4 Pacin
Il, which commences tomorrow morning
nd The drst contract awarded was toJ. q
ec Watson 4 Bros. for grading the first sec
nE ton Of the Grst thirty miles. The sec
he ond went to Eli Oppenshaw Of santn
w q"'n TOT 'o'Vvo ties
The mining fever has again broken on
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

q faithful Tn,ter.dav Saint. The fun
eral services were held In the ward
meetinghonse on Tuesday afternoon.
There was large attendance. w. +
Chappell Of Coalville and Andrew Peter
son Of THE place we're the speakers. y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08

Ayers Pills are recommended by lead
Ing physicians and druggcsts, ~ the
most prompt and Efficient remedy for
biliousness, nausea, costiyeness. indiges-
tion, slugeishness Of the liver, iaundice,
and sick headache also. TO relieve colds,
ieyers, neuralgia, and rheumatism.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS

The Events Of the Week From nearly
Every Town In summit County what
The Iimes's" Representatives uase
Pound 20 write About.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-08
CITY COUNCIL.
> l.. noydsa Appoi, ted City Attorney
Other business

. l.. naldsn Appointed city Auorne,
other business
The City Council met in regular .es. I
sion Monday last. Mayor Paddles in the |
chair and four members Of the council /
present.
Ai;er prayer by Councilman Wilson,
the minutes Of the April meeting we're
read and approved.
mtts ALLOWED.
THE following bills we're allowed
Times Pub Co, printing ....... eco
Pound Keeper, feeding Cstfay ....... -
James Welsh. lumtff gig 30
FRippon, islot on Sidewalk and brdrc plN
CITY tgNiuu, labor on cemetery ... ..I a. IN
! l. Campbell, wAirfmaster ,............. 23 ~
nuis EEFfnRED.
The following bills we're referred TO
the committee ON claims and accounts.
y Nippon, iahof on sidewalk and hridre tta
Thomas tuplcy, Justice It the Peace n
~ hanch' iosdius aud caring iof vsf- ..
ciy Marshal, oncial duiies 81. ....... Il 70
The reports Of the City Treasurer and
City Marshal were read and accepted.
Communication were read from Bis
march Snyder aud j. J. Jones withdraw.
ing thcir applications for appointment
as City Attorney.
The committee on license recon.
mended that the request Of James Liv'
sey for a Zee peddling license be granted
for six months, which was done
The committee on streets, alleys and
bridges recommended that the petition
Of john Lord he net granted, aud IA,
report was accepted.
The committee on claims and accounts
reported progress on the Mauhal's Jan
nary bill.
on motion Of Councilman Wright IN
salary Of the City Treasurer was fixed q
AGO per year.
On motion J. l.. Boyden was AZ
pointed City Attorney and the snlar
was fixed at 800 pcr year.
On motion Dr. J. y. llosmer was ~
pointed 20 MI the vacancy ON the Boar
OF Health durinT,ihc absence Of the Cit
. Physician.
On request Of the City Sexton, II
feet Of hose was ordered purchased (,
= use Ia the cemetery.
On motion. two hand rails we
a ordered put on the north end Of the NJ
A foot bridge.
|. Mrs. Ffaakiin vas, on motion, giant
''fAnec peddlnK iicenso fof w months.
The Council then adjourned btnedi
ton by Councilman Wright.