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ORDINANCE NO.


can ordinance granting to ----------.
successors and assigns, the right to place,
conductors for the transmission Of cleo
tricity for telephone and telegraph pur-
poses in and upon the streets.
City of Long Beach. and to exercise the
priyilege Of operating telephones within
The Board of Trustees of the City of
Long Beach do ordain as follows:
Section /. The City of Long Beach
hereby grants to -,--,---. ,--,-,-----1 succes-
TO place, lay, erect maintain and operate
in the streets. alleys and PUBLIC highways
Thn SAID fo city poa Trgs anf
for telephone and telegraph purposes.
Section 2. Such .. wires or, conductors
fixtures above ground in workmanlille
and proper manner. said poles shall be
erected at the edge of the sidewalks in
said city in a good substantial manner
and shall be kept painted: The Board Of
Trustees of said city shall have the right
to cause said grantee to move the location
of any pole whenever in their judgment
the public convenience shall require the
location of the same elsewhere. the eX-
pense of said removal to be paid by said
grantee.
Section 8. The said grantee or assigns
may make all necessary excavations in any
of the ssaid streets, alleys or public high
tanning poles or other supports for'said
wires or conductors. or repairing the
same. and said work shall be done in
compliance with the rules. regulations, or
dinances or orders which may during the
continuance OF the franchise be adopted
Of the said city, and the same shall be
done to the satisfaction of the said Board
of Trustees.
Section 4. Nothing in this ordinance shall
be construed as in any wise to prevent the
proper authorities of said City of Long
Beach from sewerng, grading, paving. re-
pairing or altering any of said streets or
thoroughfares herein mentioned.
g.. nj T. oh 70
herein granted the said City of Long
Beach shall have the right to suspend
and maintain upon the poles placed by the
said grantee, successors or assigns in the
streets and thoroughfares aforesaid any
and all wires which said city may require
for fire alarm and police telegraph SER
vice.
Section G. The rights. privileges and
franchises herein granted shall continue
and be in force for the period of fifteen
Q5l years from and after the adoption and
publication of this ordinance.
Section I. The clerk shall certify to the
passage of this resolution and cause the
same to be published twice in the Eye, q
weekly newspaper published and circll-
lated in the City of Long Beach, and there
after it shall be In full force and effect.
Adopted this day of -. 1896.
President of Board of Trustees of City
Of Long Beach.
/ hereby certify the foregoing resolu-
tion was adopted this 9th day OF April,
1896
FRANK f. COOK.
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WANTED-PARTNER


VIZ UTANTED-PARTNER IN WELL ESTABT
w lished and paying office: business reason
for selling; more business than l can attend to;
capital required $3.50. Y. box 80, Herald Office
A
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TVNO LOAN-UNLIMITFD AMOUNT FOR
1 small loans; no commission; light expense.
SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 223 S.
Spring st.
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CHURCH NOTICES

rtrHE HARMONIAL SPIRrrUALIST ASSO-
I IL citation meets every Sunday afternoon and
1ovenlng In their New Music hail. 2sI s. Spring ST
lAt s:80 a conference medium meeting, clos
Ting with spirit messages by our pastor. Mrs. Ada
yF0ye. Evening services commence ut $50 with
tan inspiratioDal address by Mrs Foye, following
with tests. messages and full names of your spirit
{1rends prov ing conclusiyey to the unprejudiccd
that the s0calIed dead and do return and COM
IDnunicate with their friends. S. D. Dye, president
ioS& W. First ST. 26
lot. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL. OLIVE
- st. opp. the park. Open every day in the year.
Daily service at 10 a. M The clergy will respond
ito all calls for the offices Of the church for strang
)efg or visitors without respect creed: burials,
marriages, baptisms visftatons of the sick. Use
Iof the church cheerfully given free for funeral
lservices. Tel. las red.
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DOINDEXTER & WADSWORTH BROKERS'
il SO5 w. Second ST.. buy and sell stocks, mort
cages bonds and any good securities; if you wish
10 lend borrow or invest In real estate call on
us; collections made and property managed for
non residents. 2Stf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VXyANTED-A NICE SINGLE-CINCH SPAN
w ish saddle high tree; must be cheap. Ad
dress w, box so, Herald office. If
VXyANTED-A KEATING BICYCLE, 95 PAT
w tern Must be in good condition and low
price. NJ. box 80. Herald Office. VI
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LOST AND FOUND

II OST-A ROUGH COATED ST. BERNARD
l. dog yellow body with white legs, white and yell
low face; ears yellow shading to black; answer to
the name Of .'Bear'' will weigh about 100 pounds
Liberal reward will be daid for return of same to
GEO. GOLDSMITH. sroom "a Phillips block or to
Kennel show; telephone main 1888. If
II OST-BETWEEN WELLS CANDY STORE
IL and Abbottsford Inn. Wednesday, afternoon.
small black and yellow silk knitted purse, with
plain gold ring attached containing SO in currency
Leave AZ Herald Office and receive reward. %
Il OST-MEXICAN LEATHER POCKET
IL book, April 18th, near Tenth and Main sts
containing money aud prescription from DR.. ii :.
Bert Ellis. Return to 2l0 W.Tenth st. Reward "a
LNOUND-A BAY HORSE-CAME TO MY
Il place. Owner can have the same by paying
expenses. +. 4. YOkBA, Shorb Station Cal. %
4 OST-A LETTER FROM CANTON, I'LL.
IL Leave at this Office. 2S
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LNOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. A COM
Il pletely furnished house, thoroughly modern,
large grounds, highly improved, east front; To-
Gated most desirable part of the city. Hand
Broadway. 26
4 HAVEMANY NICE LITTLE HOMES FROM
i 1880 to $1,000. You can buy them anyway you
want, and have a home Immediately Why con-
tinue to pay rent. See q. A. NEWLYN aSl Byrne
big, If you want home. 2l-23
VNOR SALE-GOOD GROOM COTTAGE HARD
Il finished: fine lot, improved; flowers, trees:
close to cars; only $3.50; $500 cash. ]. MLEAN,
L ST., Pico Heights "a
II SETT 4 SMITH. Pomona Cal. 6-26 tt 4
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NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT co.
~ loans money on all kinds of collateral secu-
rity; money quickly; business strictly confden-
tial. Rooms 95 and 36. Bryson block fifth floor.
JOHN MITCHELL JONES. manager. 7-3-lyr
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HERALD MORNING. APRIL 49, 1896.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

Rates for advertisements under this classlfica-
ton--l time, cents per line; / week, 80 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
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Business Property

BROADWAY LOT.
wehave n choice piece Of property this
fine street. centrally located, now In the
heart of lhe business center. We are Offer.
ing this property at such a low price that will
make the lucky buyer handsome profit
within short time.
CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 W. Third ST. TT
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L1oR SALE
IL -BARGATNS-
Ss0O1-.Iot 5ixI60 w. side Flowers st,
S200o-Finc corner for residence or fiats
Sis09-Iot on \. side Seventh ST., Bonnie Brae.
s2751-looxi5G S. side Thrtieth, bet Grand ave.
and Figueroa.
s5,51-Nery close in 60xI65 IL room house.
sl5o0-6-room house, lot 5Ox15O, estate must sell
very cheap.
$3.50 Lot on w. Thirty first ST., worth $1,000,
S75o-Corner Thirtleth and Maple ave.
2ltO0- Lot in Bonnie Brae tract.
S55i--Lot on Wall ST.. sure bargain.
500 per foot--Lot on Majn st.
several exchanges on hand, California for cast
northern.
to S.50U, 800 cash, $40 per month.
Money to loan. If you want TO place money
come and see me. W. IL. GRIFFIN.
II 1856 ). Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN-CITY OR COUNTRY
IVA property, ga to net; personal notes or Sc
curity mortgages bought and sold. If y.u have
money to loan or wish to borrow any amount call
on JOHN l.. PAVKONICH, 220W First tt
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WANTED TO BORROW - I CAN LEND
w your monoy ont at good interest, from 10
10 per cent month. NEWLYN, 23l Byrne bldg. II
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
II MODERN COTTAGE,

Rates for advertisements under this classified
tion-l time, cents per line; wee k, 80 cents per
limo; month, 81 per line.
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President of Board of Trustees of City
of Long Beach.
I hereby certify the foregoing resolu-
ton was adopted this 9th day OF APRIL
FRANK f. COOK.
City Clerk Of City of Long Beach,
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1 A SEPTOLIN-DR. CYRUS EDSON'S AL
IN legged cure for consumption seems to be
proving Itself success; cases treated at cost of
the remedies used for one month. by
- DIR. PlLKINGTON, The Winthrop,
20 $50 s, Spring st.
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RESTAURANTS

TIyRN A MEAL AT THE GRAND PACIFIC
i Restaurant. 3l4 :. Main ST. Our motto prir
and good food, quick service. Sill
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

WANTED - SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w man as watchman, body guard or light detec-
tive work: for private party preferred Address
X, box 10, Herald Office. "a
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MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS on
INl diamonds watches, jewery, pianos, safes,
lodging houses, hotels and private household fur
niture; low interest: money quick; private office
for ladies'. q. NJ JONES rooms IA and Is, 2I2s
$. Broadway, adjoining city hall. 5-ls
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MRS. PARKER, PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT
1Nx and medium; life reading business removals,
law suits, mineral locations love afars, etc. Take
Third ST. electric to Vermont ave and Vine sL
Second house on Vine, west OF Vermont ave. 6-3)
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~ J. DAVIS CONTRACTOR NDBUILDER.
W. Houses built for cash or installnient plan.
Money to loan to parties contem plating building
As s. broadway. Tel. ll4l Main. 49tf
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YINO LOAN-sloDO TO $4,000 ON REAL ESTATE
l. security. ALLISON BARLOW l23S. Broad
WAY. S7tf
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IAMES SPRING,
q Carpenter and Builder.
All kinds of repairing neatly done to order.
j-l: i30 ). Flower st.
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A MARRIED FRENCHMAN
w understands cooking willing TO do allkinds of
york. Address call, 63y Banning st. 70
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WAN7ED-REAL ESTATE
"ANTED-A LOT ABOUT 50Xl51 AND 3 OR
w room house, and will not pay over $500 or
s600 for same and want to pay $50 down and Sl2
or SIS month. ] don't care if this is out In the
suburbs, Just so it is convenient to get to town.
Call on HINTON T. WHITAKER, 123 W. Second
ST., II you have anything to offer. 4-e2tf
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TNIoN loan CO.
\ Stimson Block.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security
watches, diamonds, seal skins and furniture in
lodging and boarding houses and on pianos without
removal; also on bonds, socks, mortgages: low in
terest: money at once; business confidential: pri
Nate Office for ladies, room III. CLARK X.
SHA manager rooms Ill and liz first floor;
Stimson block. II
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ID A. NEWLYN, BROKER. 2Sl BYRNE
hs bldg, deals in bonds, stocks, mortgages >,
first and second and all good securities. Vi
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LNXCHANGE-FEED AND SALE STABLE;
IL buy and sell commission horses, wag-
ons, harness, hay and grain. Advances made.
Stalls for rent day or month 50s3 y. Broadway. 81
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u L. G. FRAIM, PHYSICAL MEDIUM; ;
1ls manifestations in the light circles, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings private sittlngs given
daily. 167 Merchant ST., bet. seventh and Eighth
SITS. 5-I5
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DARGAIN IN A SLIGHTLY USED STEIN
aad odaee.
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AIRS. ApELINE BUVAL MACK'S SCHOOL
ANA of ElocuIi0n and Dramatic Art SIC >. Pearl
st Formerly of Washington. u. e.: special terms
To schoos thorough vocal training: private les
sons Or classes; also dramatic training for theatrl
cal profession. I-5-97
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rVNIIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN so
l. ciety of San Francisco will make loans on I'M
proved city and country property.
on loans OF 5000 and under, certificates
OF title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co. will be accepted, making the
expenses oil such loans very small
Building loans a specially. Apply to
II. G. LUNT, Agent, 2a1 W. Second
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GEND 10 CENTS FOR PACIFIC CUPID. A
~ matrimonial paper: particulars OF bureau in
this Issue. Mrs. NJ. Il. HERTZ, Manager, 3l2
Hyde ST., San Francisco. 5-l9
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EXCURSIONS

DURLlNGTON ROUTE--pERSONALL CON
ID Quoted excursions 70 the east every Wednes-
DAY over the scenic line Oi the world upholstered
tourist cars without change. +. II. DUZAN,
agent a.2 S. Spring St. Los Angeles, Cal.
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cSO 600 TO LOAN ON INSIDE BUSl
DOOsOOO ness property at 5 % per cent !;
also small amount at per cent, reasonable
charges. -
HENRY HART,
os llS $, Main at.
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PLEASE GET THE BOY
KLE><KNDER,
Shoe soIer. 1919 Main street.
BENWOOD.

John Gillespie, the young man so
badly injured through being struck by
a train near the Riverside iron works,
is still living, though in a very criti-
cal condition.
Rev. c. f. Clark. Of Moundsville,
will lecture in the NJ E. Church this
evening on the subject Vision Hours"
His little daughter, Ethel, will speak
several pieces during the evening.
A number of our young people at
tended the Sunday school convention
at Allen Grove Church, Sherrard, last
evening.
Louis Cooke. ST.. is lying seriously
i'll at his home on Main street.
The pupils of the Central public
school are making arrangements for
an entertainment to be given in a few
days.
A waiting room, furnished by the
Beuwood and Southern Street Railway
Company, would be a welcome accom-
mediation.
Jegss Hattie satterfeld pleasantly
eriO Stained q number of friends from
Wheeling one evening this week.
Miss Nora Moore, of Burton, is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Warner.
The Young Peoples Society OF ST.
Matthew's German Church viii give an
entertainment 9t the Drovers' Home
Club room this evening.
Miss Mary Ober has returned to her
home in Allegheny. after an extended
visit to- her sister Mrs Louis Schad.
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THE AMBULANCE

Mr.. Warehouse offered the follow
ing:
Whereas, One of our charitable citi-
zens, Mr.. S. s. Bloch, proposes to do
nate to the city an ambulance, thor
oughly equipped with all the latest i'm
provements; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the city accept the
same and the Committee on Health be
authorized to submit plans to Council
for a suitable house"
President StatheTs took the floor
(Mr Campbell in the chair and made
a statement. saying the rig would not
only be first class, with a swinging
cot. but it would be equipped with a
medicine chest and instruments. All
he asked the city to DO was to provide
a place to keep it, and to designate the
name to be placed on the vehicle. The
patrol team could draw the ambulance
when calls came the same team thus
taking which ever vehicle was called
for 1t was for the use OF all hOspi-
tails. sick people, etc. The patrol
wagon was a big improvement over the
express wagon. but the ambulance was
a step in advance. and it was his hope
that Council would adopt the resolution
by an unanimous vote.
1t was so carried.
Or. Taylor moved that a committee
of three be appointed to select suit
able name for the ambulance, and that
a vote Of thanks be rendered Mr. Bloch.
Adopted. and Dr. Taylor and Mr.. Camp
bell were appointed on the part Of the
Second Branch. The First Branch
concurred and named Mr.. Robinson on
the Committee.
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ELECTION or OFFICERs.

Osiris Temple. A. A. O. n. NJ. s., held
a meeting last night at the Temple.
Following is the result of the annual
election of officers. W. w. Irwin. Po-
tentato " Alfred Wilson. Chief Rab-
ban: VI. r. Wolf. High Priest and
Prophet: u. II. Klieves. Oriental Guide;
VIM. A. Wilson. Treasures; Th0s. Car
nahan. Jr. Recorder: Representatives
TO Imperial Council. w. w. Irwin, H.
r.. Woln and w. w. VanWinNie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12
IHE CHARTER ORDINANCE
Lacked a Two-Third8 Majority in
Council, Last Evening,

And Therefore Went Over, Under
Rule No. 2o-The Voting Places
for the City Election Fixed--The
Offer of an Ambulance by Mr.. S.
S. Bloch Gratefully Accepted.
The New Health Ordinance Or
dered Printed-The First Ward
Vacancy FIled-Other Business
Transacted.
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vote of the Branch for the candidate,
which was done, and Mr.. Muegge was
declared elected. Mr. Muegge came
forward from the lobby and took the
oath of Office. The customary resOlu-
tions, placing the new member on the
Committees on which there was va
cauCy was passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

PRICES THAT WILL INTEREST
YOU AT THE BON TON.
CoruceIi 600 YARDS SILK, spools a
4c.
CordcelH Wash Rope and Flo 114c
a sllcn.
belong Hooks and Eyes, two dozen
for &c.
Finest Selections of Medallion in the
city.
$1.00 Medallons for SOC.
$1.50 MedalliOns for SSc.
$3.50 MedalliOns for $139.
$500 MedalliOns for SlSS.
Fine Bric-a-Brac at reduced prices,
25c and up. Ii will pay you to investi-
gate
We are headquarters for fine Dolls,
beautiful faces made of finest bisque
and natural hair Everyone admits
there are no such selections to be had
in this city.
Our department of Toys, Games,
Blocks and Doll Carriages is complete.
Give us a call.
THE BON TON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

The OrClnaCe fixing a time Tor hOlOlnS
a special election to test the views of
the voters of the city on the subject Of
the proposed city charter. came up in the
First Branch of Council. last evening, and
was put to a vote without debate.
The result was six votes in its favor and
five against, and the measure not having
receiving 81 two-thirds majority, it goes
over under rule % of Council, for another
vote at the next meeting.
1t is an open secret had there been n
few more members present the measure
would have been killed or deferred to a
time certain, as there is q growing idea
among both citizens and members that
the proposed charter should be both read
and discussed In Council ANA that the
public should be made more familiar with
it's provisions drought publication.
Ten members of the First Branch an
swered 10 their names at roll call, His
Honor the Mayor being i'm the chair as
follows: Nessrs. Britt, Ebe'ing, Farrell
Halter McNe.vcy Menkeme,ler PAUL.,
Robinson Niedebusch and wicker. Capt
otto came i'm Il few minutes after the roll
call
Immediately after the reading of the
minutes of the last session of Tuesday cv-
euine. His Honor said the first business
awaiting attention was the charter ordI-
nance which had been read "a first time
at O. previous session. and which had been
passed by the Second Branch. He order
ca the second reading of the document
and the Clerk proceeded with the reading,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Eoff street; No. 6, No. 1915 Wood
street.
Seventh ward-No. 1, Dairy, South
Front street; No. 2, Logan Club room;
No. 3, Lukens' warehouse, North
Broadway; No. (, Hose house.
Eighth ward-No. /. No. 3517 Jacob
street; No. 2, No. 3719 Jacob street;
No. 8, No. 1885 Jacob street; No /, No
4305 Jacob street.
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9 PER CTNT. PR ANNUM.

On small savings, on weekly pay
,,erts This is what the Consolidated
building. Loan and Trust Company
e Daving its members. Does it inter-
oct vou2 If so. call at the office of the
ComDany. 1918 Market street. for fur
tber particulars. Stock issued daily.
Omen Saturdays to $50 p. m.
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Total Observation-Disclosures. 9-.i'' li
There was a fair audience present in the
lobby Of the Second Branch. most Of whom
bore the marks OF being Interested I'm tho
Fire Chief contest There was strC g
sprirkluc OF miscellaneous politicians,
however. ass wei OF citizens interested i'm
matters to come before Council. Prcsi-
dent Stathers was I'm the chair. and TWEEN
ty-four members answered 10 their names
nj roll call The reading Of the old dry
minutes consumed the best portion Of half
an hour before miscellaneous business
was taken up.
The Committee on Streets. Alleys and
Grades reported rs TO the curbing on South
York street. Island. recommending that
the p. p. w. do what was was best. 1t
also submitted an ordnance establishing
the grades of Baker street, Schocky street,
Alley n. Coal street and Alley 2. which
was adopted The resolution regarding the
South York street curb was amended so as
to instruct the Board TO set the curb ac-
cordug TO the established grade. by Mr..
Waterhouse This stirred up the members
of the Board present and q hasty confer
cncc was held with Mr.. Waterhousc, which
resulted I'm further amendment simply
ordering the Board 10 set the curb, and in
this shape ID passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

In order to make this Saturday one of the biggest
3.rs d.. the season. we have reduced every Cloak
..aG .a.ou. cases. below cost. Our customers know
at th.-ueaa. liz add ton, We will give FREE with
every av> Gu sterling Silver Souvenir With
every ,s Cloak Silver Plated Knife Fork and
Spoon. SIZE begin, at o'clock. Come early to avoid
the rush.
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JOURNEYMAN TAILORs.

The iourneyman tailors Of Wheeling
held a meeting at Trades Assembly
Hall last night for the purpose Of
taking the preliminary steps toward
the formation of a union The entire
time of the meeting was occupied by
E. S. Christophersen of Rockford Ill.,
general organizer for the Journeymon
Tailors' Union of America. Another
meeting will be held tonight, when the
tailOTs viii organize.
The Bazaar viii nave a Grand Open
ing Saturday, December y, 1903 Market
street.
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KICN On 4 LICFNSF-

The report of the Committee on Petit
tons and RESPONSIVENESS was taken up
under a suspension of the rules, on
motion Of Mr.. WaterhOuse. 1t recon-
mended licenses to Thomas Hennegan,
Albert Card and James Arthur. Mr..
Baird moved TO refer the case Of Mr..
Hennesan back to the Committee. Mr..
Hamilton said he would like to vote
for that but could not. as it would
carry with it the full report of the Com
mittee After some discussion il was
agreed to take each case up ON its
merits. after the adoption of the report
Mr. Card was out of the city, and his
application was passed. Mr.. Arthur's
license was granted, and then the Hen
uegau case came up. Mr. WaterhOuse
moved to refer back and Mr.. Hamilton
seconded IL. saying he thought q re-
monstrance had been filed with the
Clerk. and he asked to have it read.
Mr. Campbell thought Council was go
ing wrong and thought the license had
been granted by the adoption Of the re-
port. The chair said the matter was
still I'm the hands OF Council until the
bond was offered All the same time,
ne said Council could not reject the
bond unless Council thought it was not
good. Ni. Campbell said he did not
want to take issue with the Chair but
reviewed the case as he understood If.
The Chair still differed and the report
Of the Committee was again read,
whom Il was found that lIr I'enneeau' S
name was not mentioned FIR. Camp
roIr. .H:1r f.,--r+..1 eliza. tra license mad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

CSC to S1G0 a pair saved on Shoes
at our closing ont sale.
J. T. STONE.
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A ROYAL LINE
Of Guitars and NandOlins at
HOUSES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

The Bazaar has The largest line of
Japanese goods in the city, 1903 Mar
ket street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES LocKzs.
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The Bazaar will have a Grand Open
ing Saturday. December -, HOB Marke
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

Bur1an & Co. have fine llne. Theii
prices are away down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-12

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