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The herald., 1897-04-26
MoNRovIA

MONROVIA, April 24.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Only two members re-
main of the city council elected last
April. Three of the old members have
resigned, for different reasons. The lat
est member to resign was c. A. Clarke,
whose failing eyesight prevented him
from devoting the necessary time to the
duties of the office. John C. Anderson
was appointed to fill the vacancy,
Mrs. DR.. La Force this afternoon en-
tcrtained the Saturday Afternoon club.
w. S. Crank, manager OF Live Oak
Villa, is making extensive preparations
for entertaining the wheelmen, at the
meet which will take place here on the
1st Of May.
Mrs. Graham has let a contract to
Zimmerman & Anderson for the erec-
ton of a cottage on Lime street.
The Daughters of Rebekah have issued
invitations for a ball and supper for
Monday evening. They are looking for
ward to an enjoyable time.
r. w. Hobart, Santa Fe agent at Es-
condido is visiting friends here today,
after taking in the Fiesta.
According to invitations to the Pier
ian clubs pink party, which occurs next
Friday evening, all ladies participating
in the dance will be required to wear
pink dresses. The gentlemen will be dec
Grated with ties of the same color.
Mrs. o. A Wheeler and daughter, Miss
Eva, ahve been spending the week with
friends in Los Angeles.
The young ladies Of the B. and NJ. Social
club took in the Fiesta Wednesday in a
tallyho.
F. S. Woodcock, a retired Methodist
minister, is under Dr. Adams care for
acute mania. He first showed symp-
toms Friday morning about 5 o'clock.
When Mrs. Woodcock awoke she saw her
husband standing beside the dresser. She
spoke to him, but received no response.
Becoming alarmed, she arose and tried
to induce him to return TO bed, but could
not. He would speak, but not nationally.
His mind seemed to be wandering. Mrs.
Woodstock called Dr. Adams, who lived
near, and it was soon found that the
clergyman was suffering from acute
mania. This morning DR.. Brainerd,
specialist from Los Angeles was called.
He holds out little hope of the patients
recovery, his i'll health and age being
very much against it. For the past few
years his health has been failing, and
It became necessary for him to give up
active ministerial work. A year and a
half ago Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock bought
property here and built home.
Mrs. r. NJ. Baker and daughter, Miss
Edna, have gone east on three-months'
visit.
j. 3. Harris and wife are in Ventura,
having been called there by the serious
Illness of their son-in-law.
Attorney Ward Hanes has gone on
business trip to Canada.
C. p. Dorland. wife and daughter, have
returned from the east. Mr.. Dorland
spent several months at Chicago univer-
sity, taking a special course in theol-
ogy. He has abandoned the law and
will become a minister of the gospel
City Marshal Combs and wife have
gone on a trip to Logan, Utah.
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SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, April 25.-(Regu-
lar Correspondence. The Independent
Order of Odd Fellows will fttingly cell
ebrate in this city Monday the seventy
eighth anniversary of the founding OF
the order Santa Barbara lodge, No.
1856 and Channel City lodge, No. 166,
who have charge of the arrangements,
have prepared an excellent program.
Subordinate lodges, camps and cantons
will form for parade at 2p m. on the cor
ner of state and Ortega streets, march
down State street to Haley, counter
march UP State etreet to- the Arlington
hotel. pass through hotel grounds.
march down State street to Figueroa,
thence west along Figueroa street two
blocks to Grace M. f. church. At p.
m the following program will be rem
dered at the church:
Prayer, Rev. c. II. Fisher of Goleta;
address OF welcome, T. II. Dave. Santa
Barbara: response. v; A. Bonynge, Los
Angelee: soprano soils Mrs. A. ii. Will
iams, Santa Barbara; poem, Zilla C.
Virgins Santa Barbara; music by the
band: grafton. w. III. l.. Barnes. San
Francisco; music. male quartet: bene-
diction, Rev. c. A. Westenberg, pastor;
America" by the band. The festivities
will conclude with ball at the Airing
ton.
On Saturday In the superior court
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

the First Congregational church of
Santa Barbara was granted leave to cell
real estate.
William Winnegar pleaded guilty of
forgery and the court sentenced to i'm
prisonment at San Quentin for one year.
The prisoner was arrested for stealing
a certificate of deposit, which he cashed
at ]. A. vanoni's saloon after forging an
endorsement.
james Monahan and Leslie Munro
were arraigned on charge of burglary.
but having no counsel to defend them
the court gave the job to Henry p. Star
buck.
1t appearing to the court that by rea-
son of the resignation of Hon. w. B.
Cope a vacancy has been created in the
office of court commissioner, B. f.
Thomas of Santa Barbara was reap
pointed court commissioner. Mr..
Thomas at once qualified by filing his
oath of office The commissioner may
try cases, pass on bonds and transact
other business assigned him by the
judge.
c. w McAfee VS.. Thomas w. Moore
ct al. case was dismissed.
Albert Mckinley, J. M. Whitestein
and ]. II. Hilton, appraisers of the es-
tate of w. II. Step, deceased, yesterday
filed their inventory and appraisement.
The estate is valued at 81. $50.
Philip Stewart has filed a 1854. 40 claim
for legal services against the estate of
Joseph Dolcini, deceased.
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ONTARIO

ONTARIO, April 25.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The greatest musical treat
in the history of Ontario was the concert
given by the Fiesta soloists on Thurs
day evening.
The idea of building a large tourist
hotel on San Antonio Heights is being
very generally discussed This is GER
tainly the finest hotel site in Southern
California and efforts are being made 10
interest a party Of eastern capitalists
in the scheme.
The tenth annual reception of the stu
dents of Chaffey college to the friends
and patrons of the school will be given
Friday evening.
Street sprinkling has begun. 1t is O
wise move to begin thus early in the sea-
son, as the streets can be kept in good
condition much easier than would be
the case If the watering did not begin
until later.
The Valley Mirror. published at North
Ontario suspended publication with yes
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VICTOR

VICTOR, April 25-Regular Corre-
spondence.) The Green Lead mine has
struck a large body Of ore and Dickey d
simmons are about starting up their
ten-stamp mill on ore of a high grade.
The ore is not entirely free milling, con-
tanning quite a percentage of sulphur
ates,. The old Green Lead which has re-
mained idle for a number of years, is
likely to prove large gold producer in
the near future.
Quite a number of other prospects VIII
be worked this summer.
Several gangs have been sluicing this
spring while the water lasted on the
ground of old workings. Satisfactory
returns have been obtained in every in
stance.
The Rose mine in Morongo mining dis
trict is keeping up its usual monthly
bullion output, besides shipping several
carloads of high grade ore during each
month.
A new enterprise Of considerable mag
nitude, with large capital. has COM
menced operations in Rattlesnake can
yon in the Morongo mining district The
managers have bought the Winfield
Scott group of mines and have quite
force of miners at work running tunnels
and sinking shafts In one of the shafts
the vein of ore shows three feet of mill
ing. They are already running leased
mill on the ore taken out with favorable
results The companies there are sew
eraD are represented In this locality by
George L. Brown, NJ. Il. and r. S. Bar
clay. A store has been purchased by Mr..
Brown at Victor for their headquarters.
They have also bonded the Red Pencil
group of mines east Of Victor, and have
put few men on preliminary work. The
Old Woman Springs with three of four
other claims in Rattlesnake canyon, has
also fallen into their hands. They ex-
pect to do a great deal OF development
work this summer and II the mines. near
Victor justify a ten-stamp mill will be
erected at Victor.
The old Black Hawk Cold company are
making arrangements to commence
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

ing machine last Tuesday and whirled
around violently by the rod. Before the
machine could be stopped che had sus-
tanned a broken arm and other injuries.
A. Philips, expressman on the Escon-
dido division, has this season added 500
grape fruit trees to his lemon and orange
orchard in the north end of the valley.
Chae. Cleave has just returned from a
trip to his old home in Illinois. and re-
ports times improving in the east.
Miss Susie Justice, daughter of Super
visor Justice, was married April 18th. at
her home in the Richland district, to Mr.
Samuel Edwards Of San Diego.
A San Marcos rancher has planted
nearly fifty acres to sorghum and hopes
to obtain a partial substitute for the high
priced sugar which the Dingley bill will
give us.
II. II. Hewlett, a prominent banker of
Stockton. accompanied by his wife, was
among this weeks visitors.
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SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, April 25.-(Reg-
ular Correspondence.) Again the farm
ers are wanting rain, saying that 1t is
needed very badly. The severe north
winds Of late have had very bad effect
on the grain fields
w. A. Boren and Mr. Miller, from
San Francisco, leave Monday on
three weeks tour Of inspection OF all
the big mining camps. They visited
Iytle creek Friday, and give very flat
tering reports of the finds there.
City Attorney Haskell will not do as
City Attorney Allison did in the mat
ter of collecting delinquent licenses.
All those who do not pay promptly will
be proceeded against criminally for vio-
lating a city ordinance. The fine that
would be imposed K not less than $50.
There are at present about thirty de-
linquents.
On May TO- 1895, G. c. Nichols and wife
of East Riverside borrowed of Nettie F..
Roberts $1,000, and gave therefor mort
gage. AS time wore on and Mrs. Rob-
erts did not get any interest she took
steps to foreclose the mortgage. When
the mortgage was given Mr.. Nichols
furnished Mrs. Roberts with an alb
stract of title to the east half or a GER
tain tract of land situated in San Ber-
nardino county. From this abstract the
mortgage was made and placed on rec
ord; but when it came to bringing the
foreclosure suit it was discovered that
the mortgage read the west half in the
place Of the east half, and was already
covered by $500 mortgage. Suit was
filed yesterday to bring about correc-
tlon of the mortgage.
Mrs. w. f. Parish has presented her
husband with a baby girl
Mr.. A. F. Barrow returned today from
Randsburg. He reported heavy wind
storm on the desert on Thursday and
Friday nights.
John Rede was last night convicted
of murder in the second degree for kill
ing Chief John Moss near Bagdad, a
few weeks ago.
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COTTON

COTTON, April 25.-(Regular Cores
pondence.) J. N. Coburn has returned
from Randsburg, and says that mining
is dull and miners are leaving for other
localities.
Mrs. l.. Burgess, who was run over
and seriously hurt by a bicyclist this
week in Los Angeles, is an old citizen
of Cotton.
DR.. Doolittle, the dentist, left this
week for Los Angeles, and will return
east and bring back his family TO re-
side in California.
The Advent people, who have been
holding their annual meeting here, have
adjourned.
The army worm is not creating the
havoc in this county that some inter-
ested persons would have everyone be-
lieve.
w W. Wilcox, who has had severe
attack Of quinsy, which confined him
to his home for ten days, is again at his
place of business.
G. II. Conner was severely injured by
horse this week and is laid up for re-
pairs.
Members of the chamber of commerce
of Phoenix. Ariz., in a special Pullman,
passed through Cotton this week, going
TO La Fiesta.
Warren & Bayless have opened an
assay office and are crowded with mi
ners from the adjacent mining districts.
Miss Ella Morris, a Pomona school
teacher, has been spending the week
With Mrs. Hebbard.
The school children are Industrious
~ preparing for their May day enter
tainment, April 30
George W. Steck, one of cur principal
merchants, has been to Long Beach,
where he accompanied his family, who
will remain several weeks.
Col. T. J. Wilson, right Of way man
for the Southern Pacific, contemplates
removing within a few weeks.
Col. John Morongo, the noted Indian
chief, came down from Banning this
week.
Mrs. Jerusa Mills contemplates trip
soon to her old home at Rochelle, Ill.
Peter Nelson and wife, capitalists of
Minneapolis, were Cotton visitors this
week
W. T.. King, ex-governor of New Mex
leo, was a visitor this weelSS He has
been pricing orange groves and looking
the landscape Ger.
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.AZUSA

AzUSA, April 24.-Regular Core
epondence) Miss Belle Shields of Los
Angeles was entertained by Miss Alma
Wilson the first of the week.
Miss Gertie Pollard was with her sis
ter, Mrs C. D. Grifiiths, a few days to
attend the Easter services here.
Mrs. Blanch E. Haley of the city has
been the guest of her parents. l. S. Car
ter and wife, for the past few days.
M. Herskovits and family are now
comfortably established in their new
home on San Gabriel street
MIS-. ]. Lupke will leave in few days
for Johnstown, Pa. where her husband
was installed as pastor of German Lu-
theran congregation on Easter Sunday.
#. s. Crissman of Romeo, Mich, has
been visiting his neice, Mrs. i. NJ. La
Fetra, a few days.
A May day picnic at Live Oak villa,
Monrovia, is being planned by the Azusa
wheelmen.
j. c. Johnson, prominent citizen Of
Covina, removed his family to Azusa
last week and on Monday started for
the coffee regions Of Mexico, where he
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LOS ALAMITOS

LOS ALAMITOS, April 25.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The farmers are all
bsuy thinning and are experiencing con-
siderable difficulty in getting the right
kind of help. Too many of the soup fed,
free labor bureau specimens who come
from Los Angeles showed that the taste
of work was not palatable. The sight of
the long rows of beets to be thinned had
the same effect upon them as the AK and
woodpile does upon the tramp who asks
for a breakfast and work. In the di-
lemma arrangements were made to en-
ploy Chinese. A hundred and fifteen
celestials arrived last night and camped
south of town. At midnight they were
waited upon by a delegation of citizens
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY

expects to engage in coffee and rubber
growing.
w. p. Barnes received word from his
people at Clifton, Ariz., of the danger
Gus illness of his wife, who, few weeks
ago, went to that place for her health.
He will go TO her as soon as possible.
+. l.. Cody and wife will leave in Il
few days for Chicago, where Mr.. Cody
has some important business interests
to settle. They will return in the fall.
Mrs. Bierce and daughter have taken
rooms at the Hotel Azusa and will re-
main as long as the health of Mrs. Rierca
continues to improve.
The county convention Of the W. c. T.
u, which closed here last week, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: Mrs. Emma Cash, president; Mrs.
Mary A. Kenney, president; Mrs.
Laura T. Carter. recording secretary;
Mrs. ]. f. Terpenning, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Eva S. Keyes, treasurer.
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EsCoNDIDo

ESCONDIDO. April 25.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The petition for daily
mail route to Ramona was circulated
this week and will be forwarded to the
proper authorities in Washington in a
few days.
Quite large delegation OF people from
this section attended the Fiesta and did
business in the City of the Angels this
week.
This town and valley are having quite
a building boom in residences. Several
are in course of construction and many
in contemplation.
VIM. Nichols and family, who have
been visiting the family of w. II. Bald
ridge, left for their home in Kansas City
Tuesday, stopping en- route at Los An
geles to witness the Fiesta.
Miss Lizzie Stewart was caught by her
skirts in her fathers cement pipe MAX
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new CHEMICAL TREATMENT
Consumption,
Asthma and Catarrh
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age

Doctor Glass has positively proven that
his New Chemical Inhalant Will destroy
the tubercular germ. reduce the inflamma-
tion and by constant stimulation the lung
will throw Off all tubercular matter. II the
disease is advanced to the third stage and
cavities formed, a cicatrix Will form (after
expulsion OF matter) and leave the re-
naming lung tissue In perfectly healthy
condition-the tubercular deposits being
in the air cells 1t is plain to all it will re-
quire an antiseptic inhalant "a germ de-
stroyer) to effect cure.
After the first week the fever begins to
subslde, the hacking cough lessons, appe-
tite improves and patient rests and sleeps
well at night. A short trial will convince
the most skeptical that the treatment is a
success. Not temporary. but permanent.
Proof, one can live anywhere on the globe
after a few months treatment Only
those in the last stagesA eed the attention
of a physician. Can use 1t at their homes.
L have treated patients for many years
from all parts Of the United States by
means of correspondence with happiest re-
suits. While testimonials as a rule are
worthless, | have letters from all over the
country telling of their wonderful improve
ment. have at present treated more than
three hundred patients with the following
result First stage, so per cent cured; sec
ond stage, 70 per cent cured; third stage.
90 per cent cured. Where the disease Is
far advanced 1t takes much longer time
to effect permanent cure. Where a pa
tient Is not too bad and wishes to return
to his home. he can do so with safety by
continuing treatment. Owing to the great
expense of living and desire to be among
his friends, this will be good news to him.
Climate In great many cases arrests the
disease, but never cures. The proof of
this statement is that as soon as one re-
turns to his home apparently well the dis
ease returns But If the lung Is cleared
of all tubcrcular matter, bacilli destroyed
there is no reason why the disease should
return.
Doctor Glass is now permanently located
at 212 S. Broadway. Parlor 1, Crocker block,
Los Angeles.
A most careful examination with full ex-
planation of treatment free. The treatment
is both local and constitutional
Office hours, to 12. to s.
DR.. T. r. GLASS.
Formerly OF indianapolis, Indiana.
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!. f. Smith, the machintet who fell
from window in the second story of the
new Turner hall building. on Main street.
yesterday morning at 1870 o'clock, died
four hours later at the receiving hospi-
tai. The deceased leaves four small chill
dren who reside with a brother at "a.
Twenty-ninth street The remains were
removed to the morgue of Kregelo &
Bresee, where Coroner Campbell will
hold an inquest this morning at o'clock.
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IN Pomona and w. l.. Bates of Ontario.
II win be an old-fashioned basket picn'c
and during the day an enjoyable musical
and literary program will be inter-
spersed. co,,.
Messrs. L. H. Gallup, r. w. Gallup
Orrin Gallup and L. d. Rutan have re-
turned from their fishing trip at New
mort. They report some success in the
matter of a catch.
The Sunday school extension course
of Los Angeles will meet in the Baptist
church of Pomona on Thursday, ana
papers will be read by George w. ogie
and Miss Masie Brink of this city and by
parties from other points; also the next
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greener pastures at Chino. we are
sorry to lose him, as he moved his house
and belongings, and has gone to stay.
The board of directors OF the Etiwan-
da Water company held its last monthly
meeting a few days ago, and appointed
auditors to audit the company's books
for the year ending May l, 1897.
Put Perdew went to Los Angeles on
Thursday to take in the Fiesta and lay
in a supply of honey cases and transact
other important business.
Emil Steiner and family, Frank
Brooks and a unmber of Etlwanda citi-
zens are taking in the Fiesta
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POMONA

POMONA, April 25.-Regular Cor.
respondence.) The tallyho from this
place took about twenty students of
Lordsburg college to Stoddard's canyon
Saturday morning to enjoy days out
ing and recreation in the mountains.
Miss Daisy Moler and Nellie Kriner
entertained a few friends at their home,
corner of Second and Gibbs streets,
Thursday evening.
Miss Ella Morris, teacher'in the city
schools, is spending the vacation with
her sister in Banning.
At the union Odd Fellows celebration
by Pomona, Ontario and Chino on Mon
day, April 26, in the grove just above
Ganesha park at the foot of San Jose
point in this city, addresses will be made
by Mr.. Pierce Of the Unitarian church
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ORANGE

ORANGE, April 25.-(Regular Corre-
spondence. The Orange Choral society
will give a concert at Santa Ana next
Friday night. They repeat by request
the one given at Orange last Monday.
A coasting party, consisting of ]. w
Brown and family. several members of
the Fullerton family and others, wen:
to Arch beach this morning
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fuller
ton went to Tehachepi to visit their
daughter. Mrs. L. A. Carr.
Mrs. Angie Ingram returned to San
Francisco today.
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oLENDoRA

GLENDORA, April 25.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Miss Tina Hilliard' VINO
has been teaching in the east during tne
past year, returned to Glendora Iues-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Of Pasadena arc
guests of Glendora friends.
]. w. Cook is in Los Angeles ana Pas-
adena for a few days. He accompanied
the supervisors to the county farm on
Thursday.
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SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY

operations during this season which Is
likely to be on large scale.
The Opera mine will also commence
work during the summer. Tnere Is
large body of fine milling ore IN sight
in this mine that only awaits reduction
works to send in the yellow bars.
The Victor mine, also in Black Hawk
district, is showing a fine vein of ore. A
tunnel is now in over fifty feet, the face
being in good quartz.
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terday's issue. There was no field for
three papers in Ontario.
Henry j. Dockter of North Ontario,
died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. The
remains were buried today.
Mr.. and Mrs Sleeper returned to Chi
cago Wednesday after a stay Of some
months at the Ontario hotel.
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His Injuries Prove Fatal

tice will be given whenever the work can
be regularly resumed.
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ETIWANDA

DTIwANDA, April 25.--(Regular Cor
respondence.) William Lynch has de-
parted from US to look up better and
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ORANGE COUNTY

and asked to leave town. AS they as.
sented to this no violence was offered.
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65QTz1ERN1 Al1587R7al7A ASSREoiAEs 8,

meeting for the same will be in Pasa
dena.
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There will be a grand concert for the
benefit Of St. Andrews Catholic church at
ODD Fellows hall, Tuesday evening, the
9Th inst.
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SrRSCRIPTION RATES.

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-08-26

MINERAL POINT, WIS, Aug. IL, 1897.
An adjourned regular meeting Of
the Common Council was this day
held in the council chamber. Present
Guy +. Cobb, Mayor, and Aldermen
Prideaux, Hutchisou, Tciril, Engles,
Penhallcgon, Day.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
Mayor Cobb stated the object Of
this adjourned meeting was to further
discuss the matter of school room.
1t was moved and seconded that The
city attorney be instructed to draw up
an ordinance 10 vote on bonds not to
exceed 5000 to build an addition TO
school house to be voted AT same time
as waterworis: motion lost I noes. ,
ayes.
1t was moved and seconded that we
hold the special election on water
works ordinance ~ early as we can
legally do SO: carried, | ayes, 2 noes.
Bin of =. Opie for laying tiling.
S2G.07 allowed
Motion of AID. Hutchinson to adj
jouru carried.
Attest: CRY T.. Com.
II. ). WEI. Mayor.
City Clerk.