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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

members Of the B. p. W. also dropped
in 10 make suggestion that the pro-
posed salary be paid out of the general
city funds, as other city salaries are, and
not out of the funds of the Board-this
largely for the reason that the Engineer
will do work for the gas and water de-
partments, and possibly for others. as
we'll as for the B. L. W. At the same
time. however. he will be an officer of the
Board and will be nominated to Council
by that body.
The proposed ordinance was read the
first time for general information. and
then "a second time. by sections. for
amendment and debate both the Solicitor
and Engineer explaining points as the
reading progressed. The most protracted
debate was occasioned over the question
Of salary. The average fees paid by the
city for the past eight years have been
$500 per year with a result that much
bad and faulty work has been done, while
the city has neither surveys. documents.
papers. field notes. nor anything else to
show for the years of work and tens of
thousands of dollars. these notes and
documents. where made remaining the
ttFttl y OF the Engineer. As Sldltu III
the Sunday Register. it is proposed TO
change all this have the Engineer give
his whole time 10 the affairs of the city,
make all maps. profiles. notes, and draw
ings Of whatever nature or de-
sCription, these to become the
property of the city; he is 20 draw up
all specifications; make all estimates;
supervise work when necessary: make
an accurate survey of the city. setting up
permanent stone or other monuments,
etc. and compile a map of the entire city.
and i'm general do any or al work devolv-
ing upon a City Engineer. For this he is
TO receive a fixed salary of $2.5O0 per an
mum. while all fees coming into his office
for surveys Of lots. etc. which are to be
charged for at the rate of ten cents per
liueal foot, are to go into the city treasury.
one or two members of the Committee
thought the salary was a little high. but
upon a vote. it was allowed to stand by a
large majority. As "a matter of fact. the
salaries of Engineers of other cities of
approximately the size Of Wheeling are
as follows;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
For Best
Geographic
SerYiCe..........
Read.
Sunday Register.
NEW CONTRACTORS.

The Firm of Fahcy Bros, Lately Connect
ed with Wood Bros. Has Been Organized
aud Are Competitors for Important Con-
tracts.
A new contracting firm has been
formed and has already become for
midabe competitor in bidding on var
iOus building contracts. Last week
Martin and Dunn Fehay resigned
their positions at Wood Bros. planning
mill, and last Saturday formed part
nership. They have already bid on
several contracts and have gotten a
good start. The report was in circu-
lation yesterday that the Fahey broth
ers had resigned at Wood Bros, and
would unite with one of the Wood
brothers. who was said to have with
drawn from the firm. and would es-
tablish another planning mill. One of
the members of the firm of Wood Bros.
was seen yesterday and denied the cor
rectness Of the latter report, stating that
the Fahey brothers had left for the pur-
pose only of going into the contracting
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. Nick Herbert of the White Cloud
Hotel, is on the sick list.
Miss Margaret Donley, Of Morgan-oTn.
is stopping at the Stamm.
Charles Altmyer. clerk at VIM. Arm
brecht's pharmacy, is home IL.
Miss Grace Madden, of McColloch
street, is visiting friends in Pitts6urg.
Walter S. Wills, a popular printer, is
seriously i'll at his home on the Island.
Nicholas Powers, of Metz. W. Va. is in
the city to see his wife. who is lying Ill
at the North Wheeling Hospital.
Willie. the son of James Murray. Of
South Market street. is recovering from
a severe attack of typhoid fever.
L. NJ Holiday, who is at present re-
siding on Thirty-hrst street, will break
up housekeeping the latter part Of he
month and board at the Stamm House.
Capt. w. H. Travis, manager Of the La
Belle mill. who has been critically III. is
still in a serious condition but is resting
much easier The physicians are hopeful
for his recovery.
Frank T. Miller. the popular club
swinger is visiting George W. thinner.
the barber and will while mere take part
i'm an entertainment at the X. of L. hall
Thursday night
Congressman Dovener arrived in the city
last evening and left at midnight for
Washington. Mr. Dovener was called to
Fairmont by legal business. where he had
a case before the District Court of q suit
for damages which had been brought
against the town of Fairmont. The case
was continued because of the death of
the wife of the presiding judge and Of the
illness Of the judge himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
IN THE THEATRES.
Frank Daniels and Tile Akerstrom the
Current Attractions.

OPERA Tonight. Frank Dan
icls i'm Wizard of the Nile; Friday and
Saturday. Elihu Spencer and Frank Hen
mig i'm Shakespearean repertoire
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Al this week.
usual matiue5s Title Akerstrom in roper
toire of original plays.
The notable theatrical event CT the
season at the Opera House. will be the
appearance on Friday and Saturday
evenings. of the young American ira
gedian. Elihu r. Spencer, in a grand
spectacular scenic production OF
Shakespeare's immortal plays. Since
Mr.. Spencer's appearance last season.
as one of the members of the Hanford,
Spencer and O'Briel company. he has
sprung into the ranks of the few great
legitimate stars OF the country, almost
at a bound. His Iago is fine, his Romeo
masterpiece; but it remained for him
to completely capture the metropolitan
critics of New York. Boston and Chi
cago with his magnificent impersona-
ton of Shylock, which has been pro-
nounced as second only to that of the
great master. Edwin Booth. AS the
lew. Mr.. Spencer is the hard, revenge
full money changer himself, with but
one human feeling, the love for his
daughter: step by step, from the
knowledge that Jessica, his beloved
child has fed fro'l his house with her
lover. to the great trial scene,when Shy
lock demands the forfeiture of Antonio's
bond. and requires the hound of flesh,
Spencer is in every detail, every move
Of his hand. each spoken word. not elo-
cutionist nor actor, but the Jew him
self This is not mere acting, it is
the lew. Shylock, actually living aad
speaking. Art can 90 no further. The
"Gratiano" is Frank Hennig. for the
past ten years leading man with Thorn
as w. Keene. while the other charac-
ters will be in the hands of artists of
established reputation. On Saturday
matinee. Mr.. Spencer will present
Romeo and juliet" 25c and soc. On
Friday evening "Othello' will be the
bill. with Mr.. Spencer as "lago' and
Mr. Hennig as the valiant Moor.
Miss Title Akerstrom, supported by
q very clever company. opened an en-
gagement of a week at the Grand Opera
House last evening in Miss Rora, a
Nav Nav Of western and Southern life, on
the order of "Meliss. 1t gives the
star ample scope for her varied abili-
ties The members OF the company
also have good parts. when were ANY
sretaind The two old western dad
dies " father of Miss Rora, caused no
md of finn. In the second act many
~ '.,oaeino snecialties were introduced
and showed the versatility OF the com
nanv During this engagement dli-
ferent play will be presented az eacn
performance. They are used by no
pc po' otb ere company. and have never been
r nT Uoli' here before. Tn bill for tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
RELIAIRE.

a street car jumped the track near Cum
Minis Sunday evening and ran into an em-
bankmcnt. shaking up the passengers and
badly frightening them. Mrs. Michael
Gallaher tainted and remained unconscious
till after being taken home. Miss Smith
OF the Second ward WAS bruised some No
Others were hurt Several paucs of glass
i'm the car Were smashed.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. John Glass and
a lady were buggy rrding. When near
me Noble street rallrpad crossing the
horse frightened mt bicycle and backed
i'm front of street car. The buggy was
upset and smashed and the occupants
We're thrown out. Mr.. Glass fell on his
face. and holding on 10 the lines. was
dragged some distance by the horse. which
ran away breaking loose from the buggy
and running on till i'm The Second ward
The Bclair5 Boiler Co. is coming to the
front as contracting agency. they having
made another contract for a water works
stand pipe at llaurenS, : {.
Last night the W. Il. G. fair and festi-
val committee met a. Mrs. Emma Porter
fields ON Rose Hill. and il being Mrs. POr-
tcrdelds birthday. they notified the whole
lodge and several of the comrades. and
purchasing fine easy rocker as pres
Cut. quite a crowd was assembled there and
Mrs. Emma was much surprised az the
number and hearty congratulations. and
says she will take things easy now. Every
one was made 70 feel at home.
Miss Maggie FlCou. OF Wheeling. was
guest of BeIaire friends yesterday.
+. u Morgan. of Ravens Rock. w. Va,
was registered a. the Windsor Hotel yes
J. *. Vocle. manager of Al G. Fislds
company. was located at the Globe Hotel
Monday.
Navor Williams procured all the blank
certificatN of nomination that were 10 be
had at s.. Clairsville and spent big part
of Monday filling hem out, and then some
had to be written by hand
Mrs. Pearl Young, step-daughter OF
Mr.. Isaac T Fries. was married Satur-
day at the home of Mr.. Friese. TO Frank
NarlinC by Rev. William PereScy.
Tonight the Progress club viii enter
tain friends and acquaintance with
dance al ArmOry Hail.
Miss IiZZis Jennings came home from
Knoxville Tenn. yesterday. She has been
down South" nearly six months.
Hancock Thornb5rry. Joe O'Donnel.
Robert Fees and Richard Kane of Barnes
vile. spent Sunday In the city
Miss Maud Terrell of s. Clairsville. IS
q guest of friends in the city.
John Gudcas daughter Helen Is quite
Frank Parnen IS at Marietta.
NJ. Craft the ieweier Is with his family
at Warren. o.. for a few days.
CHARLES King Is with St5ubenvllle friends.
Fd GetroaSt. of Columbus. Is In Beliaire.
Mrs George +. 5[oDlin has gone TO New
philadelphia TO spend a week.
load "a CRAY Mineral
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and PIth
lily Told

lily Told
Council this evening in regular ses-
sion.
There were twenty-one cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
The Council Committee on Scales is
called to meet this evening.
Six deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Robertson's Office, yesterday
The puddlers and employees of the
Belmont mill are working full time this
week The steel works is !dle.
The Board of County Commissioners
will go out to look at the conditiuon OF the
National road to-day.
st. Killian's Council No sos, C. B. L..
held a pleasant social meeting last even
ing at the St. Alphonsus school building.
The Carroll Dramatic Club will hold
their next meeting tonight week, March
Sd. at which a fine programme will be
rendered.
Yesterday Jury Commissioner John S.
Naylor and II. c. Peterman, commission
er pro tenn. drew the civil jury for the
coming term of the Circuit Court.
Mayor Butts has announced that he
will oppose the request for free gas for the
Carroll Club. and will also take steps to
shut off free gas from the Y. NJ. c. a.
The contract for the building OF {, two
story brick warehouse for Frei. Blum,
on Thirty-seventh street has been given
to Fahey Bros. Wood Bros vii. furnish
the lumber.
Yesterday Judge Hugus adjourned the
Criminal Court jury for the term. ard
Court will adjourn to-day until the next
term. This action is by reason Of the
accident to Prosecuting Attorney Meyer.
The bids for the contract for the adj
dition to be built to the McMechen pre-
serve works were opened yesterday, but
no contracts were awarded. Fahey Bros,
the contractors. presented the lowest bid.
Charles Schulz a Sixth ward young
man. was up before Squire Greer yester-
day mogling on the charge Of disorderly
conduct. The charge was preferred by
tire young mans mother. The Justice as
sessed a fine of 81 and costs.
Sebastian schrimpf. Of McCunoch
street. was arrested yesterday morning by
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-, -. -. ,., IN. 80 IAN
The State convention of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the a. O. II. will be held in
Benwood to-day. me 'ody VIII De calIed
to order by state President Deegan' Mem
pers oil tht Io'aI "uAI''"'E are l'"hlHE ~
'eiSlNe p'c'i"' iOi'S o' '''' ''''' '''
o' the NlS''o'S'
The Register finds it necessary to re-
mind the public that obituary notices.
resolutions of regret, poems eulogistic on
the dead. etc, are charged for at the rate
Of five cents per lire. Persons sending
such matter for publication will please
govern themselves accordingly.
Tho blast furnace at the Riverside is
in oporatior MS usual. The comnany saws
,f.at tl,era t.. h..n NO reduction of WAGES
Tb. worl, has been started on the super
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
WAS NOT INTOXICATED.
Christian Wolfe Jr. of West Wheeling,
Run Over by Il. y q. Yard Engine
while on His Way Home Early Yesterday
lTnrnipU

while on His Way Home Early Yesterday
Morning
Christian Wolfe, Jr.. of West Wheeling.
died at the City Hospital yesterday morn
ing of injuries received at the Is. * O.
yards. on the South Side. near the Spears
axle works. Wolfe was run over by "a
yard engine and it was necessary to am
putatc his right leg. This was done, hut
the patient could not stand the shock,
owing TO weakness caused 10y loss of
blood. and died about half an hour after
the operation was performed. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and five children.
lie was 81 years of age and a son of
Christian Wolfe owner of the West
Wheeling ferryboat. The family and REL
atives strongly deny the story that
Wolfes accident was due to his being in
state of mtoXication. His wife states
that her husband had not drank anything
for q long time. Wolfe had taken his sis
ter across the river i'm sllin from West
Wheeling early Sunday evening and had
accompanied her to the railroad station.
as she was TO leave the city. He tied the
skiff at the waters edge just below where
he was ran over. II is supposed that he
was returning TO the ~lliT to go home and
was struck by the engine while crossing
the track. There is no foundation for the
murder theory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
VANCE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
The EdiHce Will Not BE Completed BY
Easter as Expected and Possibly Not
Until June.

The work on the Vance Memorial
Church at Pleasant Valley is still pro
crossing, but this beautiful edifice Will
not be completed by the time expected.
1t was hoped that the church would be
ready for dedication and the opening
services by Easter, but the indications
are that it will not be finished for sew
eral weeks after that time, possibly not
until the first of June. The structure
will be the handsomest church edl1ce
in this vicinity and is expected that
congregation of about 400 people can
be seated in the auditorium at the SER
vices. By opening the doors, separat-
ing the auditorium from the lecture
room, the seating capacity can be large
ly increased. A committee was APP
pointed by Washington presbytery to
organize a congregation at Pleasant
Valley just as soon as the church is
open for worship. After the commit
tee has organized the congregation into
d church body, they will be privileged
to make efforts towards securing a pas
tor. Up to the present time this matter
has not been given any consideration,
and no particular minister has been
thought of in connection with this
church. The prospects are bright for
a strong and influential church being
established at Pleasant Valley, that
will increase steadily in membership,
owing to the fact that that vicinity is
becoming one of the most desirable To-
cations for residences in the neighbor-
hood of Wheeling, and the tendency Of
those wishing TO build homes has been
for several years to move eastward from
Z no citv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
THE RIVER.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of tn G
Boats and Boatmen.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of the
Boats and Boatmen.
YESTERDAYS BOATS-Parkers-
burg. Ben Hur, 10 a. m; Sistersyille,
Ruth. $3.50 p. m; Darlington, Leroy,
$3.50 p. m.
TO-DAY'S BOATS-Cincinnati. Key
stone State. S a. m; Pittsburg, Hudson,
: a. m: Parkersburg, Argand, II a. m;
New Matamoras, Lexington, II a. m;
Sistersville. Ruth. $50 p. m; Claring-
ton, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
The river last night at the wharf was
II feet. Q inches and falling.
Pittsburg. March 22.-River II feet
nine-tenths and falling at the dam.
Cloudy and cool.
Oil City. Pa, March 22.-River . feet
: inches and stationary. Cloudy and
warm.
Warren. Pa. March 22.-River . feet
inch. Cloudy and mild.
Greensboro. Pa, March 22.-River II
feet 6 inches and falling. Rainfall As
Clearing James g. Blaine is due
ND and down on Tuesday.
Steubenville. Ohio, March 22.-River
Il feet and falling. Cloudy and warm.
Passed up-The James Moran. Enter
prise. Passed down-The Ben Hur,
keystone State and jim Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

AT the completion of the consideration
of the measure. the ordinance was trans
mitted TO the Board of Public Works. 1t
VIII not be in shape to come before Coun-
ell this evening.
The "curfew' ordinance was laid on the
table, which is equivalent 20 saying it is
i'm its grave and little children will not be
moles,ed or made afraid by the police.
The stock yard ordinance was referred
20 The Solicitor for an opinion as TO the
rights of the city, as affected by a de-
cision of the Circuit Court. some years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
SECOND SIGHT.

whom YOU feel you have tried every
Md every one consult US A daily
occur o,ct,cu7rrence is the surprise shown by
pSHe -, nave headache? Do your eyes
-. 10 DO they burn or smart? Does
w91gi run together when reading? Feel
P pr II scum before the eyes? Do things
apps ~ rub the eyes. twitching?
4 %Slt light pain them? For any
DosII ls of your eyes consult US.
During this month we devote
IloiI-as classes at popular prices Zone
I ro,S Of our popularity a care
fui EXAMINATION free OF char rye The
best proof Of our suecsss, So Is me ,, NUM- ma
her of recommendations from our Ola
patients. o---
PROF. Shelf,
Scientific Optician,
10 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

just received a car load OF Gray Mineral
Water from Cambridgeboro. Pa. lt Is the
Best Spring Drink. FOR sale by all drug
gists. I. NELIA ~ %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

just received car load of Gray Mineral
Water from CambridgcborO. Pa. II il the
Best Spring Drink. For sale b" all drug.
gists T. MELTY a. co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

Only four more days of Shelf Bros.
Jewelry auction. Sales at 2:30 and 1880
D. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
GENERAL NOTICES.
DITTSBURG. WIIEELING AND

/ KENTUrkY'RAILEoAD COMPANY.
WHEELING. W. Va, March lO,h, 1897.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of The Pittsburg Wheeling * kenuckJ
railroad Company will be held az the
principal office Of the company, in the city
of Wheeling. W. Va. on Thursday Marcr
S5tb i~q- al o'clock p. m. for the purpose
of holding an election for directors TO serve
for the ensuing year. and the TRANSACTION
of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
mrlOedi 5. b. LIGGETT, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

-rernoon and last even
tlv lively about the City
cue-balf the members
e called to the building
-.s of committees, and all
vay until eleven o'clock
resume Of the business
lows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

Get the Best
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
Zoe PER WEEK.
Telephone, 9Os
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
0.aE CITY AFFAIRS.
m.ttaaS in Session YeSter-
and Last Night.

@ committee Had a Lively
D-sr The Confirmation Of a
-- PrOuacted Session OF
nirtee on Ordinances.
ms Committee Moved to
the Colts Property.
--ers Up for Action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

-srnoon and last even
t,y lively about the City
cne-half the members
called to the building
sans of committees. and all
MAY until eleven o'clock
resume Of the business
follows,
RID DEPARTMENT..
-tae on Fire Department
r-1tracted session IN the
us the City Clerk, last
during the session there
plain talk over the nom
Eafsf KHeyes of Henry
-.~lv of the Eighth ward
ms. 20 be alderman at the
dor house. The appoint
... Chief were sent to COun-
-.ssf1n. but owing TO the
recommendations were
...v were sent back TO the
and chief for the rectifi-
omission. When the list
... read. last evening. and
... srnounced to be on
.r. names TO Council.
...-af "a somewhat VIC
...-.5 objection TO Mr..
which he made a num-
AGAINST the fireman,
.-... .saf1st Chief Klieves,
being the assertion
Ina done a certain thing
..r man Williams mouth
had been just Chief.
.... asked for an inveStiga-
.........- lIr. Hahne alleged
-.... had used ungentle-
-, srrdrv and divers
s hossred of having
.- an rbs department,
.....- .,ir,s. i'm rhe opin-
.-.--. bs orgbr 10 be
..... into outer dark
.,., o,r,r,ir+ee
' ..'r,..,-. a-5 Mr. Nas-
I'D '-'. -.-...' ..-'..,-,,,,e,,d-
Was 't ''' ~ ~tfof
-u nominate ., cay t,l,,,5
"rauon "oU'd 'e comm - ~
taken lndt >.""- WAN, -,
Chief was lu 'l.'..' "' .-. 49,,
.1e same course -' CAV. 80,
ted men removed. i' ms Ut' -
The department and tesponSlo'e lot
work. The Chief sa'u.u MAKE up
force. and the committee ana com
-r would hold the Chief response
whereas. If the committee uaotI-
dictate the uom,ut'.S. lhen Jne
must become responslole'
.- -..ane quoted rom '"e t.ieS ol
.I.enl. anu S'-u % NJ NJ
''''@,'" ''',..,' " M -. W.,
- 10 N'o" MY My nc ~. ~
''7.'. .-.. --,', 80, We '' ~
." C' ~,.''.- "- 81 -
'."'7VS ''., ''
..i' He "o"-" 1a'U
-0l ol''-- nee -'.'' 80 - q
anu i'0''
,....-'-' ST.. NJ. r1,,,,,-
.-..r,- ~ ,.airs- corf,r-
....-....-., ,,,roved tho action
- srr-..-mitrea I'm procuring a
.~ r.- Inc Niagara. and a mo-
VAS 4-.ared asking for $3.50 ad-
money. To meet the cost of this
.-miftpe ordered that tho City
chase a book and keep an
of an the property of the fire
emit. Al present there is moth
mite t0 show what property in
tent houses o'1ngs TO the city.
nm unused ordinance authOriZ-
fro Chief and the clerk 20 keep
.rr bur like So many ordinan-
r,- obaved. There is also some
FIR tbe purp0se of putting
-- NJ the deD9rrment on all its
H-r place and used for the pur-
,.ar. intended for. Fire Chief
stated to The committee that
.tapped into his office. the only
urned over 10 him. was three
.-s was no inventory TO show
--.oer-v All wiu be changed
..,o f,r the committees in
r... .ne CHIEF and Clerk pro-
... svs,-r-binp owned bv the de-
10 s,q,rDe5 and account
$500 n, rho Dossession
.l.-..l,-
s.r. ms ;ostrrctod IN solicit
- no lor.1 veterinary surgeons.
... r.-.s or an mo horses of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23

Inst received car load of Gray Mineral
,Iater from Cambridgeboro, Pa. 1t is the
Best Spring Drink. For sale by all drug
gists,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
OPERE .. House.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

one Solid Week. commencing Monday,
March - Matinees Wednesday
and Saturday.
TLLIE AkERSTROM,
In reportoire of her own plays. Change OF
piav each night. Night prices, u, % and
3Oc Matinee prices, 10 and -0c. mrS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-23
CEMETERIES

The Committee on Cemeteries met yes
,sr5ay afternoon and recommended for
payment bills 10 the amount OF $3.50. The
Committee viii visit the cemetery some
day mex, week to make the annual inspec-
ton and see wha, repairs and improve
m.uts are necessary.