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Convict Labor toilet.

eooisa bids will DO received az tho West
,,,,'r,nia Penltentiary. at Monndsville' w.
Until " O'Clock meridian, on tho
NNi,,t dsy OF october. 1881, for tho labor
a w int ia igS male oonylcts for period not
CCi,cacSSdlng ivo ycarB from tho twelfth DAY
Of ,! WGtoUTrI neh bid must DO accompanied
,,i,b n bond with security TO the slustge-
WIN - mo hoard Of directors that tho bld-
WI Nh comply with tho terms OF his bid
" "a accented. and be sealed w and ad-
1rosaod 10 tho warden, Endorsed "bia Tor
Lganccnard Each bid shall specify tho nrli-
~, ,,V,rSnoeod 10 be manufactured ana tho
,iva rr III sduhro foot Of shon room when
m,wiii ia required. and u steam rover n
M.,Lt,d INC amount OF power and price
IVY "Tny they arc willing 20 pay THEREFOR
Va sboii be unconditional.
oI,ri,irG irho price per day for each con.
80. mali lie specified, and VI O dlnoreht
wv, XIV day IN stated for dlnCront periods,
WN' Wojol ana price must 10 70 stated,
,hsst One may no accepted ana tho olhcr
iyil,ynyNtib- tho person bidding dealres to
,.,,,y,Siufe dlhorrnt classes ~ articles,
W. isb5r 10 be employed ON each must DO
hll fef separately, ,,,,.,...... m, t,.,,...
"Iflft6 Conyltta Will labor nIno W hours
u t I1yy order OF tho Hoard o. directors
IA 4. A. HAWK, warden
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the miners at their meeting on Thurs
day,
Donations for the oyster supper 10
be given by the men OF the Presbyterian
church this evening from 70 :
O'clock should be LEFT a. the church oy :
o'clock this afternoon
Frank banks. OF Cincinnati, has been
employed as master mechanis az the
Aetna Standard, TO succeed John QUINN
Who takes a similar position at the
Mingo plant.
Rev. +. G. Bailey and DR.. and Mrs
]. M. Blaokford and daughter Bertle 60
to New Concord on Tuesday TO attend
the United Presbyterian synod OF east
ern Ohio.
oliver MeGrew asks $3.50 damages
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, alleging that the FIJI made by me
company has caused an overflow on MS
farm.
The Rev. Mr.. Hopping. OF unlontown'
will preach in the U. u. church next
Friday and Saturday, and assist Rev T.
G. Bailey in communion On sunday
The class day exercises Of the seniors
In the high school yesterday afternoon
were very interesting. A large number
of visitors were present..
The pulpit in the U. P. church to-
morrow viii be occupied by Rev H. NJ
Gifin, of ST, Clairsville, in the absence
OF Rev. u, G. Bailey.
Two No. business sites in Martins
Ferry for sale or rent. Address George
w. Reece. Fourth street. Martin
Ferry.
The third heating furnace OF the
Laughlin mill viii be started on Mon
day, owing TO the increased demand Tor
steel.
II. p. Williams. OF Hudson, WIS VINO
was a brother-in-law OF II. c. Boyd oil
Martins Ferry, died yesterday
The most of the flowers at the south
school building have been placed IN pots
and taken into the building,
Twenty-elght cents is the price paid
for some clips Of wool recently pur-
chased in this nelghborhood'
Fifty dollars reward is offered for the
thieves who have been committing dep
relations ut ST, Clairsyille.
Thomas Howells has taken a position
In the AIlngo office Of MISUNDERSTANDING
Iron and Steel Company.
Mrs. William Cope and son Charles
Of smithheld. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Henderson.
Twenty-four thousand dollars OF the
indebtedness OF Belmont county was
paid August 81.
Mrs. John r. Miller and Miss Amanda
Miller, of Wellshurg, were in the city
yesterday.
1.-THE Fast Mail" a splendid attrac'
tlon will be at the opera house this eve
ming.
Miss lisa McKelvey, OF Key, o.. who
has been visiting Miss Minnie Erwin. re-
Mrs. II. L. Sampson returned yester'
day from an extended visit at Carey.
Mrs. ]. b. Montgomery and her sor
Howard have returned home.
The residence Of L. w, Smith, on Ger
ter street, is being enlarged.
Harry Rosenthal has been visiting
friends a st. Clairsville.
The high school class OF 1892 will be
photographed to-day.
Miss Clara Sheets will return from
Steubenville to-day.
C. H. Carpenter left last night for ST
Louis on business
Spence, Baggs & Co. are very busy.
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NEW YORK, october LA dispatch
to the Herald from Havana says; The
Herald correspondent is informed on
high authority that Captain General
Weyler has sent his resignation to Ma
drid 10 take effect as seon as practl-
cable. General Weyler's resignation Is
one OF the results of the resignation OF
the A2carraga ministry, and is due TO
his belief that a liberal cabinet VIII be
placed In power in Spain,
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CHICAGO. oct. Tommy Ryan, the
wgltcr weight champion OF the world,
was to-day matched to contest twenty
rounds In Chicago, against Bill stlft, OF
Chicago. on October 20. The hstlc car
nOval which ls to have Ryan and SUIT
na star attractions at the twenty rounds
witt nave two other cngngemcnts-tcn
rounds between Tom Kcrwin and Con
oLolry and eight rounds between Joe
SWrch ANA Young Forbes, Ryan and
S.I'' no for purse Of $4,000 l.. NJ
lIOugpman ~ ut the head OF the organl-
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TOLEDO. o.. Oct Toledo won the
first game Of the Splnney cup series To-
day with case. Rosebrough, the pitcher
for Dayton, pitched splendid ball until
the seventh inning, and then went to
RHE
Toledo Il 0 0 o 0 o o s 80 Is ?
Dayton o o o 0 0 0 0 o. 0 ,
BatterleGBluc and Arthur; Rose
llough and Kollner,
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.

the Glass city.
The attendance at the third and
fourth sessions of the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor conven'
ton being held this week was largely
attended. The afternoon session was
held in the United Presbyterian church.
The programme opened with devotional
service by Rev. II. s. Boyd, followed by
u symposium, in which Misses Anna
Blancy, iona Dorsey, and Mrs. Celia
Pickering took part. A paper was next
read by Miss Nellie Anderson, Of st.
Clairsvllle, entitled Christ, Our Corner
stone, which was very interesting. This
session closed with hearing the reports
Of the various societies. The fourth
was held in the First Presbyterian
church last evening. at which time the
following programme was rendered.:
1850 Song Service and Bible Reading.
......... ........,..,... REV. Grant Il. Pike
1850 Address-Jr. G. E. Work.W. II. Colvig
sos Music and Oftertory.
$40 Personal Influence. ...,..........
........,,Rev, w. +. McCauley, OF Toledo
To-day's session closes the meeting
with the following programme:
Saturday morning, October ., Second
Presbyterian church.
GEO Sunrise Prayer Meeting
Awake thou that sleepeth, Eph: Oh.
Rev. c. NJ. Watson
Saturday forenoon. Episcopal church.
1900 Doyotlonal''".....'.''.'Fred " Wlse
i6S5 Principles. ... Rev. w. l.. Alexander
100 Relation OF c. u. TO Mid-Week
Prayer NeetinE......."...W. l.. Buckley
Discussion.
Endeavorers Need for SeTvice2
Discussion.
Music.
Blessing.
The fire department was called out
yesterday morning to eNtinguish n hre
in l.. LIchug's store. A young lady
clerk in the store was opening box or
uueensware, and in some manner the
paper used in packing was set on fire.
II was a dangerous place for fire to
start, as the cellar was filled with emp
~ boxes. The fire laddles responded
promptly, and little damage was done.
Robert Brown, the eXpressman, was
hit by some unknown assailant. Thurs
day night in the alley in the rear OF his
residence. in the Second ward, and bad
~ cut. The party doing tho deed was
evidently waiting tho chance, as he
threw one stone and It missed the mark
the second struck Mr.. Brown over tho
temple, and made an ugly wound.
Miss Mary shnnnafelt and sister, Ber-
tie, hive returned home from Cham
bersburg. Pa. where they have been vIs-
iting friends ana relatives for several
months past
Miss Gertrude Combs, Of Bethesda,
has returned to her home inter spending
several weeks with friends and relatives
in the Second ward.
A number OF Quakcrs passed through
tho city yesterday, on their way home
from the annual meeting at Barnes
Vile.
W. R,Philllps and family have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit with
relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. A. 1ierEberg returned last eve
ming from Maslllon, where che has been
Visiting rGlatlvoa.
Mrs. James Parker, OF Newark, In the
guest Of friends and relatives in the
Second ward
Mlm Anna Lappcrt went to Brilliant
yesterday to attend tho funeral of a
relative.
Presiding Elder Osborne, OF Barnes
vile, was IN tho city yesterday
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PROPOSALS.
7 WI Vs7aNa-IsIs
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE ERECT

DRoPosAI.S FOR THE ERECTION
OF the north wing TO University Hall.
West Virginia University, Morgnniown;
w. Va. senled proposals Will be received
NJ this ofice until o'clock p, m, on the
igth dny OF October, 1871, for all labor and
mntorIals required in tho erection ana
oomplOtion OF tho proposed north wing
10 the University Hall West Virginia uni-
vcrsity. in accordance with tho drawings
and gpecldoationB, copies OF which may BIO
seen ut this office. Each bid must % AZ Az
fStccn hundred dollars. Tho right 49, re-
Starved 10 reject any or all bids and 10
waive any defect or informally In any
Md should It DO deemed In tho Interest q
tbc stnte 10 do no. All proposals received
after the time stated for opening VIII DO
Tct,,rned 10 tho bidders unopened.
Io'u'" ELMER r. JACOBS,
Architect In Charge,
5orrantbwn, W. Va eo5VootA-e
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, oct, lat the
bicycle meet at the fair grounds this
afternoon, W. W. Hamilton, of Denver
rode mile unpaced on half mile
track in 2.Os 10, breaking the state re-
cord and making new worlds record
for dirt road.
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glmply apply "SwAYNE'S ONT
NHNr" No internal medicine roqu.r-
rd Curoa letter, cC2cmn, Itch, oil orup-
lions un the face, hands nose, etc. loly.
ing the rldn clear white and healthy
Ila meot healing nnd curative powers
arc poaepHscl hy no othot remedy Ask
your druggist for SWANNE's. ONT
NENT. tthl&w
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rhsPors,. I,esble condition.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Globe this af-
ternoon says it hears the pope's weak
ness is Increasing and that the church
dlgnltarIes are afraid he will not rally
f,om the extreme feeblenesS anu eN-
haustlon ne now betrays.
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Tn.DAYls pIGEON RACE.

The Wheeling Homlng Club last night
shipped several birds to Petaskala, o.,
whence they win be liberated this
morning. The distance. air line, to
Wheeling, Is 1903 miles, and the leaders
OF the flock are due 90 reach here short
ly after noon This race Is exciting
considerable interest. The following
members have birds entered:
@. L. Coen. -; y. ana ]. Il. Dunn, l2i
ana j. C. Williams, T.
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At 1914 Eoft street last night a con-
vivial set was having gay time, when
Officers Michigan and Allen swooped
down. Their prey registered thus; Sa-
manthy Skinner, Mrs. Krouse, Viola
McCllntoclS and James Marcy. lnclud-
ed, they make eight cases for the mayor
this morning.
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zailon which Is TO father the exhibit
tons under Mayor HarrlsOn's recent
ruling permitting boxing exhibitions in
tNhtoapo
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studyitl
Rev. Nicholas Goebel, 1905 Broadway,
fered With oatarrh, which gradually be-
san TO AFFECT my lungs. tried all sorts
OF treatment without obtaining RELIEF,
and was becoming discouraged, whom i
heard OF q wonderful cure OF . case or
iyon'a Remedies. ! decided TO try Mum
,yon's treatment with the result that
have been completely cured OF both my
catlITh and lung troubles"
Munyou has a separate cure for each disease
Fer sale by druggists, mostly IS cents a BEETLE
II In doubt write to Professor Nunyon at
philadelphia. Pa, and get medical advice free,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON GLASS
w ware that are hrst class In hll kinds
OF work and burning tho same Those that
ARC willing to become interested arc pro-
fcrred. Apply, giving full partienlaTs as
10 ability, wages wanted, &C., THE Bo-
NITA GLASS CO., Cicero. Ind. ss2l-2s-oel
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HALLS HAIR REVIEWER renders
the hair lustrous and silkcn, gives II nm
even color, aud enables women TO put
ID IN IN n great variety of styles,
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For .. SALE,

Tho National Collection Agency OF
wasSinrton. ID. c., Will dispose Of the ioI'
lowing Judgments;
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Smiling Faces
Sweet Greetings that
Keep the Home
Happy.
Ii 10 Hard TO Smile When the
Body Is RaCked With
Pain.

the head thrabbing, and the body Is fall Of
pain. The thing 10 do Is 70 rid yourself Of the
arhag nj rautug and Mum
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help you do u.
Munyon Hoineo-
psthlc Home
Remedies. made
up OF discoveries
and combinations
IN medicine, are q
VeritRble boon 10
mankind, The
world is rapidly
being converted
by truth and evil
denee, and soon
the Munyon
school ofnediesRe
will DO accepted
and recognized as
the only school
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Enfncl nuns l'IIIsNWIt, :, VleYelnl, 2
Two base hits, Ely Burkett, Three base
mis-. Paddcn. Wallace, Home run, Hot-
mcister Sacrifice hlt Ely. Stolen bases.
Donovan. 2. Gardner Davis, Ely, Hast
inrs Double NAV Childs (Unusslsted).
First base on balls OH Hastings, L OF
Wilson, G. Wild pitch, Hastings, Lett on
iasca. PiusnurF :; Cleveland. i. First
base on cuors, Plttshurg, |; Cleveland, l.
Time, 1856. Umpire O'pay
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NAILONAL LEAGUE

plTTSHURG, oct, by winning TWO
r,mos from Cleveland to-day Pittsburg
secured good hold on sixth place The
frs, game was fun OF costly errors by the
home team, but was won in the ninth by
Hormels,eg knocking three bagger when
tho bases were full The second game was
,,on by the Pirates hitting at times when
EIts meant runs, llonmelster had only
one HIT. but 1t was long one 10 lett HELD,
on which he made the circuit OF bases,
Game called OH account OF darkness, At
tendance, g,llU, Score, first game;
PttspurF " 80 $-i y
Earned runs, Pittsburg s. Two base
hits, Donovan Crelser Three base hits,
iIoGmcIsler, Ely, Erode, Guilds 2; sach-
nee hi. Padden, Stolen bases, Gardner,
Wirst base on balls, on McAlllster, 1,
struck out, by Hawley, 9; by McAlllster, 9,
Left on bases, Pittsburs, o. Cleveland, u,
First base on errors, Plttsburg, / Cleye-
land Time, hours, Umpire, O'Day
Second game;
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LOUISVILLE, Oct l,-Rltchey's errors,
with two men On bases In the third inning,
gave the Colonies the game to-day, Brcl-
tcugtein was quite effective against the
Colonies. Nance and Clarke being the only
mon TO connect safely with his delivery
Clarke made the greatest catch ever seen
here In the .intli inning, robbing McPhee
OF triple Attendance. eioC, Score;
RH T.
louisville ...OOSOg 900 0 IS 8 /
Cincinnati .,,2 0 0 90 0 0 % II l
Earned runs. Louisville. .: Cincinnati, /.
Time. liN Umpire, Mcdonald Batteries
CUNNINGHAM und Dexter; Breitenstein and
SrhrNcr.
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TIIE SENATOR'S Easily TROUNCED

J l'l ols.NA lph0 iASli4l llN'A-NN NJ
BALTIMORE. Oct. 1.-The orioles had
no trouble In trOunGing the Senators to-
day. although the latter hit Hoffcr moro
freely than the former hit McJames, Sew
oral very pronounced errors upon the par
o. the visitors did the trick, In spite OF the
fact that tho home team had patched
nine in the field. and that the visitors were
any'0us to win In order TO make their hold
uuDn sixth place more secure. O'Bren
played IN Eccler's place to allow that
game little fielder TO nurse a sore finger
and get ready for the Temple cup games,
and Quinn OBLIGATED In place Of lIughey
Jennings while that lightning short stop
took trip home 10 get ready for his com
irg Hupiipls which are booked 10 take
pInrn nj tho end Of the cup series Catcher
'BU' Clarke took poylc's place at first to
give Tho regular man q rest, and Bower
man acted as back stop IN order TO Timber
M u Bit IN the event that he should be
. odcd In Boston next week. Score:
Baltimore q. ......I 0 0 0 0 -
Washington D., ...no 0 o.
Earned runs. Baltimore, l.: Washington.
l. Two base hits. Hoffer, Tucker Home
nm stencil Left on bases, Baltimore, 10:
washington. r. Stolen bases, Stenzei, q.
O'Rrien. .. Bowcrman. McGruw. Double
pavs Quinn, RcitZ and Clarke. g. ReltZ
and Qglnn: Quinn and Clarke. First base
on errors. Baltimore. 9 Washington, ].
hit rs pitched ball. by Honcr, Lcahy 2.
First base on balls. on McJamos, r; off
lIoffer, g. Struck out, by llGfer, 4; by Nc
james, 9 Time, 1865, Umpire, Hurst. At
tendance 20
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
ENDED In A FREE Fight.
Olympic Social Club Gives a
Dance at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Frank Purcell and Patsy Corrigan,
the Pugilists, Acted as Floor
Managers.

The Olympic Social Club gave a dance
in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night, and
as the charge was moderate there was a
large attendance.
Frank Purcell and Patsy Corrigan, the
pugilists. were honored with the position
of floor managers, not from their knowl-
ege OF the terpsichorean art but because
they could keep unruly guests under SUBJ
lection.
Everything went along smoothly till
the early hours of Sunday morning, and
then there was trouble. Liberal potations
of steam beer had made several OF the
male guests pugnacious and the floor
man ayers started in 10 make things lively.
Purcell went around the hall with an open
knife n his pocket, threatening TO clean
out the pl ace, and offered to fight every
man of them, one after the other, If they
would go outside.
Jack O. Brien, a teamster. and Purcell
got into a scrap" and Purcell kicked
HIM. O'Brien shot out his right and
landed on PurcelPs jaw. Before the round
was con cluded Policeman Meyer appeared
and arrested O'Brien for disturbing the
peace.
This had a quietening effect for a few
minutes, but Purcell got III his work aga n
and threatened to knock the "stuffin'," as
he expressed il, our of a friend of Jim
Kelly Kelly gave him the def" and
Just as fight was Imminent Policeman
Dennis Hayden appeared. Purcell wanted
10 thrash Denny, and made pass at him,
which Denny avoided. Policeman J. A.
Ryan came to Denny's assistance, and
Purcell was clubbed into subsection and
taken to the City Prison, charged with
disturbing the peace.
Yesterday morning O'Brien's case came
up before Judge Conlan and, after hearing
the evidence, it was disn issed, the Judge
remarking that it was pity O. Brien had
not thrashed Purcell.
Purcelps case was called in Judge Camp
BELLS court. and by consent was continued
Till Tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
IT IS STILL IN DOUBT.
friedlander Denies the Compile
tion of the Theatrical
Deal.

The report which was circulated that
Messrs. Fried lander and Gottlob had pos
session of the preliminary contracts for
the coming season of all plays in the Cali
fornia and Baldwin Theaters has been
emphaticallv denied by Mr.. Friedlander.
He states that the whole deal is hingeng g
on the leases of the Baldwin and California
theaters, and that as soon as that has
been satisfactorily settled the papers which
will soon be prepared will be signed
by the stockholders and the policy of tn g
new corporation will be given to the pu b.
lie. Mr.. Friedlander stated last evening
That what the public had said was of no
consequence to the parties interested in
the deal, and that as soon as the deal was
completed the people or general public
would see how useless it was to talk of
coming conditions before the condiuons
themselves had been figured on.
He said last evening: sit is just pos
sible that the entire deal may be con-
summated this or next week, but it is only
guess, as the leases of the two theaters
in question are the drawback. We are no
nearer a solution of the matter than we
were when Mr.. Hayman went East, and
from present conditions of affairs we will
still be in darkness for several weeks
However we can never tell what may hap
pen. hope and think that the deal may
be closed during the present week If it
Is our policy will then be given to the gen.
eral public"
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30

Eighth. Market to acknowledgements I'm.
provement Club, for opening of street
Guerrero and Twenty -Second-P J. TOmRlty, to
pave in front of lot on southwest corner.
Petitions 10 do street work by private contract
came in as usual
PRINCIPAL PROTESTS REFERRED TO STREET
COMMITTEE.
Belcner, Thirteenth 10 Fourteenth - Property
owners, against paving.
Nineteenth Dolores Sanchez-Same.
Lyon and Pine-Same
L street Fourteenth to Eighteenth avenue
Same, against grading.
l street, Thirteenth TO Fourteenth avenue
Same.
Nineteenth Noe 10 Castro-Same, against paw
ing.
Seventeenth Dolores to Church-same, against
sidewalks
Vallejo. Octava to Gough-Joseph Goetz against
same.
Sixteenth, Harrison to Kansas-Emily ]. Will
ton, against paving.
REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE oS MATTERS
SUBMITTED AT PREVIOUS SESSION.
Seventh avenue * to Il street-Cos of grad
ing and macadamizlng will be paid out Of street
Department fund if protest against grading from
b to n street is Withdrawn.
Eighth avenue AID street-tn favor OF city
paying $4,000 for sewering, balance by property
Douglas, Twentieth to Twenty-hrs street-Ir
Pare. Fillmore TO Steiner-Contrac: or released
Folsom Ripley place 10 Crescent avenue-Grad-
Wolf, MontcaIm TO Isabel-Same.
Folsom, Twenty sixth TO Precita avenue
same lot paving
Potrero avenue, Twenty-si1th to Army-Grad-
ing favored.
Hampshire, Twenty-sixth to Army-Same.
Laure avenue, Van Ness 10 FranKIin-Property
owners may pave
Valparaiso, Jones to Roach-Same for sewering.
ST. llarys avenue, Mission street to Southern
Pacific Railroad-Same.
Mission. numbers o22 and S24 - Cognizance
taken OF bad condition of sidewalks.
s. outs alley, Washington TO Jackson-Same.
YORK, Twenty-siXih h to Army-Gradlng favored.
Twenty second, Guerrero to DoIores-Laying of
sidewalks postponed six months.
Sickles avenue Mission 10 northwest line of
Wyoming street-Same for grading.
RIncOn place, Harrlson 10 Bryant-Property-
owners may pave
Jessie, second 20 Third-Poles and wires may be
cree ed.
Douglas Twentieth to Twenty y-frst-Modiica-
ton of grade favored.
Hampshire York and Potrero avenue-Exten-
son of sewer system recon nded-
Nineteenth Noe 10 SancheZ-Paving postponed
six months
Beicner. Thirteenth to Fourteenth-Same.
Ninth avenue, II 10 street-Same for remacad-
amiZng.
/. seventh to Ninth avenue-same for macad.
amiZug.