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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
The Cars Proposal Anticipated,
tTimes-IIoraid1


while the cars proposal OF disarma-
ment IA new in the realm OF statesman-
ship and diplomacy Il IL not new In The
realm OF fiction. In a curious and inter.
cstlng novel. entitled "Rcalmah," by sir
Arthur Helps. published many years
ago. the Idea OF European Disarmament
was made prominent and much dis
cuaaed by certain characters In the
book. The plan proposed was Tor Eng
land TO set the example by surrender
Ing Gibraltar 10 Spain. and one OF the
characters says. "gomc one natinn
must make the FIRST move, and why
should not this nation be EnEiandP'
The discussion ended. however. with no
conclusion other than that the subject
was better Cited for the action Of a
congress than OF any one nation: and
this In precisely the cznr's plan.
Sir Arthur Helps, ], will be romem-
berod. was n very distinguished Eng
llsh writer on moral. economic, political
and governmental topics. and his works
OF fiction were only pleasant dlaguises
for their discussion.
In a humorous passage Of this same
story one Of the characters tells what
he would do for mankind N he had uul-
vcrsal power. and Ia asked. What about
war;
Here I should shine. Here would
come In that practical good sense OF
WHICH poaseaa 70 large a share. Wa
arc such q set OF foolish. quarrciaome
little beasts, and we derive 30 much
pleasure from hearing about sieges and
battles and knowing OF the miserleB OF
our fellow creatures that should no,
abolish war altogether. But what 1
, should do In this. should reduce the
European armies In the following pro.
portion; should allow them one man
fer each thousand they now possess
France. for Instance. should have 200
soldiers, Austria. about the same mum.
her; Prussia. 600. England. $50. Russia
700, and the United States, 200. The
great naval powers should be allowed
a ship apiece and one or two gunhoatH
These little armies and navlcs should
80 about lghilng away like fun and
undertaking what would then b,
thought great battles and sleges. Tn,
newspapers would stili be well fed with
interesting events. and taxation for wal
purposes would be Insignificant.
The reference 10 che United StatoH ar.
my shows that the passage was writ.
ten some time during our civil War
Undoubtedly II II the dream OF nj
rhiianthropls,a that war should be aboi
irhod from che earth. but the practlca
men who conduct the business OF state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
VENTS IN THE west.
CABLE TO BE BUILT TO HONOLULU
-, Among cattle on the Mcjave-far'
nsut. Trial rrip-cen' m'i'or o" ire
r,.o,.-rewiands for Congressman.

,-. arst aun OF the wyoming cam
nv lii BE- fired by the Democrats at
pssnston this saturday. evening.
u 4. expected that the new torpedo
-. rarraRtit will be In condition TO
boat ~ trial trip on next Tuesday.
naaN ,.of, cylinder which was rendered
In.gr,tiye when she was recently
lnvpted on the bay. has been replaced
,he Union Iron Works, which built
the vessel
nishluson Kershaw, popular young
-. ~ Preston, Ida, died there Thurs
Az II typhoid fever. kerHhaw was
,gsr In CLAYTON, near Bradford. York
sbirr. England. June 81, 1873, and was
.bsreforc in his 26th year. Funeral SER
sless on sunday at o'clock from the
Presion meeting house
p-ts cen. Miller has no faith In the
,,biished report that all the TROOPS now
~ ean Francisco may be ordered to
Honolulu or Manila. lie says .sThere
have been no orders receiver 70 SOP
rn,,sterlnH out the regents, and II "
had becn decided that the sixth and
seyenth were TO go. this would have
Sssn one Of the flrst orders to have
been sent out"
aispatch from san Bernardino, Cal.
-. shat news has been received from
pSck eprings, that Texas fever has
h,,ten ONT with great virulencc among
.hs cattle on the Mojava river. The SUI
n'rvis,rs have ordered the county
r.s.rinarv surrc0n 10 vinlt the locality,
and after thorough investigation.
make a report. II IA said that the dis
ease was brought from the coast eouh-
ties.
The Democrats Of Nevada have nom
mated the following tiokctpasalng con-
grcsamanl Governor. George russell;
lieutenant governor, G. N. GiimeH' sees
rotary Of state, John Wcbbcti STATE
treasurer W. q. Thompson. state con-
troller, q. NJ. Humphreys surveyor
general. T. X. Stewart. state printer,
James Morris. regents university. y. H.
Triplei, long term; q. IL. Hast snort,
term.
san Francisco, Sept. 9.--The steamer
Cnptic. which arrived from the orient
Friday. brings the news from Hong
kong that the American steamer Wing
Zoo. Capt. sherman. N supposed to have
gone down with all hands. During tho
war, United States Consul General
wildman chartered the wlngfoo %
carry dispatches TO Admiral Dewey nj
Manila. The little vessel met with
several mlshaps. and was Obliged TO ~.
turn 10 port. Since her last dcpartur,
ior Manila she has not been heard
from.
Gen. Alfred $. IIariwcil who arrived
at san Francisco on the steamer Cop.
nc from Honolulu. Will leave today
saturday for Boston with a contract
whlch h. says was conHummatcd be-.
tween the Hawaiian government befor,
annexation and q syndicate OF boston
capitalists. headed by James 8
scrymacr, president u the Central and
houht American Gable company, for IN,
construction Of cable between gar
Francisco and Honolulu. and from
there 60 Yokohama. The contract Eiyel
this syndicate an absolute monopoly OF
eable communication between Honolulu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

That you enrich and purify your
blood In the fan as IN the spring. AZ
this time. owing 20 dcchying vegcta-
tion.a low waterfowl. and other causes.
there are disease germs all about Us,
and weak and dcbllltaied system
udiclsiy yields 20 attacks Of malaria.
fcvera. etc, ny purifying and enrich
ing your blood with Hoods Saran-
parllia you may build up your system
10 reaist these dangers, az well A.
coughs, colds. pneumonia and the grip
which come with colder weather. To
be on the safe aide. take Hoods Har-
aapariila now. and always be sure II
II Hoods aud not something else
represented TO be "juat a. good"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

,ra nations have never sympathzed
vim this dream. They desire peace.
INT their maxim w. 'lt you would
maintain peace you must be prepared
Tor war"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10
Horses Kick

N ..if.tsents Il !, their mes, vircrou.
form q rfottst against the shu.s d Srit
Nails that are driven into Their iest n hold
% their shoes. nsttsmitha oftsn nee
such nans " ignorance " the dsafsf
that 70 llahia 10 hollow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
But Little Change.

The news has aternatel between
warlike and peaceful from day TO
day, The ''impoltant information,
Of yesterday proving the eanard OF
to:;la' and the furure Of to-day, tie
fake OF Tomorrow. NJ material
change has taken place in the
situation, though IL great many
moves and counter moves Ia, Q taken
place BY those playing for "peace
at amy price" At this writing the
outlook is, for war. That party is
growing, and it is thought that the
Presidents message, which was to
have been sent in to Congress last
Monday, but has been withheld all
tho week will be very s'r>,g in
its demands on Spain. It is report.
Ell Lee has been recalled from
Havana, and will leave Saturday.
We shall see.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
4 CoAgressmau's Eusogy Of tho
Country Editor.

Tnc rural editor-God bless him!
lis the n'oSt persistent Of tcac he'S
Like charity, us described Ivy 5 T.
Paul he su1f,reth long and is kind
viii j. can not he said OF the men
that gnt np this bjII. "He cnvieth
not" in which he does not resemble
some people over on he ot"r side of
the House" He vauntc'h not himself
in which, he is not unlike the leader
on Tie other side OF the al ale. he
is not pulled up" in which he does
not resemble Il good many OF us
Gle does not behave himself unseen,
Is; Spckrtl not hisown; is not easily
provoked" In this respect he does
nol at all resemble my friend from
California (Mr. Loud. daughter
Gle ,hinkr,!no evil" in which he
is vastly s ,peri"r to great many OF
us, rcjoice1h not in iniQnIty," III
which'he is totally unlike the RI.
publicans \!angdtrr) "but wj"icetI'
in the TRUTH" which proves that he
is couSin.Errnan to The Democrats.
(Applause on HE Democratic side.
"Hr bearcth all hugs, hop'th al!
things, endnrcth al things and
j" that respect he is very much in
the prediw,ment If the minority on
this side Of the House under tic
Reed rules. lAnghtrr)
HriS tI'rpack horse Of every com
11nuity. the promotrr OF every 'a''d'
able enterprise, the worst underpa'tI
lalMrer in Tie vineyard, Counting
his space y bis capital, he gives
more to charity, his means cOnSii
cred, than other members ct soc'e.
~. IL: is u power in politics, y Pill.
lay OF the church Il leader ia The
crusade for better morals llcs pre-
emintntly the friend Of humanity
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
The Ice Factory.

The ice factory building at the
corner OF San and Front SITS, op.
posite the Burton Hotel is now in
course of erection. The frame was
raised this week, and lnmbcr for
tue building is being rapidly turn.
ed out by Irvine's saw mill. Work
will be pushed in order to have the
plant ready for the warm season.
The factory commands a fine situa.
ton on The river front. 1t is a vel.
come enterprise, and has every
prospect OF success.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
CHAR to r.
OF The Bayou Sara Ice
Company.
State Of Louisiana
Parish of West Fe]iciura.


Re it known, That on this 4th day Of
March in the gear Of onr Lord one thous.
ami eight hundred and ninety eight be-
tereme +. i. Converse, Clerk and Ex-ot}.
Not Pnb in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified
and in the presence OF the witnesses here
matter named and undersigned PERSONAL
Iy came AID appeared the parties whose
names are hereunto subscribed who sever
ally declared that awaiting themselves of
the laws of this State relative TO the or
ganization Of corporations, they have
formed and organized and by these pres
ents do form themselves into and cons.i-
tutr Il corporation for the objects and pur-
posses and under the stipuiations and
agreements hereinafter set forth and ex-
pressed which they hereby adopt as their
charter tO-Wit:-
ART I.
The name, style and tito Of this
corporation shall be the
"BAYOU SARA ICE COMPANY"
and it shall have and enjoy corporate ex-
istence and succession tor the full period
of ninety nine years from tho date hereof
with power under it's said corporate name
to contract, suo and he sued; to have and
use corporate seal and the same to break
and alter at pleasure; to hold, receive,
lease, purchase, and convey as we'll as
mortgage and hypotLecate property, real
personal and mi HeG; to name and appoint
such managers, directors, agents and off,
GERS as the interest aad affairs of said cor
poration may require and to make and
establish such bylaws, rules and regu|a-
tons for tho management and regulation
of the affairs OF said corporation as may
be necessary and proper and change alter
and amend the same at pleasure,
ART II.
The domicile ofsaid corporation shall DO
in the Town Of Bayou Sara, Parish of
West Feliciana, tate of Louisiana. All
citations and other legal process directed
to or issued against this corporation shall
he served Oh the President or in case of
his absence on tho Vice. President and
Manager or in the absence of both said Of
ficers, upon the Secretary OF Treasurer.
ART III.
The object and purpose for which this
corporation is established and the nature
of the business to he carried on by it is
hereby declared to be the manufacture
and sale of ice and Mineral waters and to
maintain and conduct a cold storage ware
house.
ART w.
The capital stock of this corporation is
hereby fixed at Twenty Thousand Dollars
divided into and represented hy zro
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
Resolved that the people have 10

Resolved that the people have 10
days to put tags on their dogs, and
after that time AL dogs running at
large, without tags, the marshal
will Io instructed to kill.
Resolved that ordinance relative
to removing platforms, passed Jan.
9th to amended 80 I'll at II fine ct
$500 tor tai|u,c to comply with the
above ordinance, cac|, days failure
to constitute a separate otftnSe.
Resolved that the council meet
semi-moutl'ly instead Of once Il
mouth as heretofore.
There being no further business
the council adjourned:
W. W. Ltake Jr.
Sprv
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
The Police Jury.
st. Francisville, La., April. 6,

ST. Francisvlle, La., April. 6, 1893.
Tue Police Jury met this day in regn-
lar session, Hon. D. Stewart. presiding,
and the followin, members answering to
their names:
Messrs G. Baier, r. Daniel, S. G. Stirling,
J. A. Beckl.am, L. Ortis, .1no. LeSasser,
N. II. Barrow, L. 0. Hamilton and S. L.
Lavergne.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
Motion of Nj Lavergnc, duly sec
Guided, That special lax for roads
aud bridges be made IL separate
account and all warrants for same
be charged to said account. Carried.
Committee appointed to investi.
gate Wakefield cnlyert, reported
that the matter does not affect the
public road, but is business pertain.
ing to private parties aud the Y. &
NJ. V. Rail Road.
Communications being in order
some were read aud disposed Of as
follows:
Letter of Dr.. Jas Kilbourue laid
over until next meeting.
Circular sent out by "Men &
Matters" - monthly magazine pub
lished in New Orleans, tabled in.
definitely.
Bills as follows, were approved, and
warrants drawn for same.
Salary of Constable
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
A Word to llNS. .

You are learning 4 trade. That
is a good thing to have. 1t is bet
liter than gold. Brings aIwaysa pre-.
. MUM. But to bring - premium,
the trade must be pei fcct--no sill
Yer plated affair, When you 80 to
learu a trade, do so with determin.
alton to win. Make up your mind
what you will lie, and be it. Deter.
mine in yonr own mind to he q good
workman.
Have pluck and patience. Look
out for the interests ofy0ur employ.
er-thus yon will learn to look out
for your own. DO not wait to be
told everything. Remember. Act
MS though You wished to learn. It
you have an errand to do, start oft
like q boy with some life. Look
about you. See how tho best work
man in the shop does, and copy If
ter him. Learn to DO things well.
Whatever Is worth doing at all is
worth doing well. Never slight
your work. Eyc,y job you do is Il
sign. fyou have done one III ten
minutes, see if you cannot do the
next in nine. Too many boys spoil
Il lifetime by not having patieuce.
They work at u trade until they see
about one.llalf Of its mysteries aud
then strike for higher wages. Act
as if your own interest aud the
interest of your employer wero the
same. Good mechanics arc the
props of society. They are those
who stick to their trades until they
1earn them. People always sperk
well OLA boy who minds lisowh
business, who is willing to work and
who seems disposed to DO some.
body in time. Learn Tue whole Of |
5uur tiale.-LA. !
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
State of Louisiana Parish of West rel;.

state OF Louisiana Parish of West Fel;.,ss
ANA 9th Justices Court 81
NJ. z. Levy vs. Frel Jacks,n
Notice is hereby given that by virtu, I,
a writ OF Fl F' issued by L. L. Ys,,la,g
Justice of the Peace of the 9Th ward !. 8, y
he Parish Of West Feliciana. IN favor j.
N. c. Levy and against rrui Jack,on M
to me directed. will at u O'clock On M
% day Of April 1903 q
at the Magistrates Office iii the f)th 80
II said parish offer for sale ut public Az
tion the following described propertv s.
wit: One Gray Mare, One Day Horse, on
Wagon. Il. II. Stewart
Constable 9th ward. ~ s.s
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09

The world loses nothing 10y the
passing OF Braun Of The Iconoclast.
The influence Of such men is pcsti
ferrous. Ostensibiy warning with
evil, they do SO because the Stir
ring up Of its foul oIdnrS is pleasant
to their E0strilS. The ''idols" Byann
endcavorcd to break down were
really what arc most men's highest
ideals OF purity and religion.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
49, ~ 1alID.
judicial Notice

State Of Louisiana Parish oflWest r.,,.,g
18th Jud Dist Court Su,r,n y s ~
Bel No-24b, wy 1asIS u
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. WI q
Margaret NsW''srs Bell has applied 4, s !.
Letters of Administration on tia NM, '.aI
o'id Bell decd, No 246, and the sam. J. ~
be granted unless legally opposed ri, NJ.
10 days. Il. T. ron...
Clsrl.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
WALL PAPER,

DO YoU expect to do any paperlngi ne
will send you freq q large sol ection e
samples from &c psrrJll up, all new coli q
and novelties up 10 date. WEPAY9
FREIGHT. We want III, agent in svsr,E
town to sell on commission from lats1s
sample books. No capital required. M
samples Or particulars, address. a rs
s. WOLF. .ssss
1890
747-753 NINTH AVE, NEw Y0xx.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09

Lccfe aud WolfSon, HE )oo'crs OF
the Union National Bank have been
found guilty rs charged, but the
former has been recommended to
the mercy Of the court.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
Estray Notice.

Taken up on the Alnlberryhill plac.s IS IS
Willie Dunbar, ono Sorrel Mare, about lt2
hands highs white feet, blaze face, with
small wart on breast. Appraised 81 ~
sworn app aisers 7. J, Brown, and GIN
Wilson to be worth Fifteen Dollars ii, ss
cash: G. H. Argus ss
April 1893. j. p. an W.,S I
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
judicial Notice
Parish, Of Wc,t E,l;c;,r,,.., -.

FaF's'' OF West Felician1, 18Th Jul. lii B
Court, C]er'a's otfice
Succession of ). L James, No. az 8
Notice is hereby given that the .,e,.5
t rs of the above styled aud nnmJ.r.a
sa 'cesslon, have filed i'll tie aftice q ,,,.s
Clerk their provisional account and mn, ~,
81 ne will be homo'ogatcu unles, l.p.l a.'';
petition be made within 10 days. q
I. i. Converse, 81
Clerk. q
Sutur,}uv 4 ,,..:l OIL, 1cOo sassss2SSs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
SHORT CUTS.

Fort ST. Philip, near the meath
OF The Mississippi is to he equipped
with several hundred thousand
pounds OF war material OF the most
formidable cllnractci.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
vIGlLAN T.

ny Tom HAL. Sire Of Little Brown jug 2.
II 81, Brown Hal 2. y l-2, aud Hal Point
er2. IL, Star Pointer, world beater,
l. 59t.
LIST dam, Bessie by John billiard, Jr, End
dam the"Cage Alexander Mare" " fast
natural PAGER and dam OF speedy PAGERS
John DiIlar'l, Jr. by John billiard, sire Of
dams Phil Thompson, 2. l6{; Reputation
.: ~ anil Mcleod 2. 254: the dam of John
iDl'lard, Jr, Bp]ltoun'er 2,d dam by Prices
messengers 81 dam ly John Randolph.
V'gilant's record at Woodyille Fair !
mile in 80 seconds.
''g'lant is now ten years old, 163 hands
high, and will serve limited number of
mares for he season 1898, atnyp'Ytation
near St. F'ancisville, La.
Terms sisCO
W Fl. hlGjIAhI)SOT.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09

Ike CuErlef com OK election. - W
L ? Kilbournc ledger for clerk of P J Is
Dr. W H Taylor examining Kate
Smith 5 90
" - Robt Gibbons ) 90. 10 90
Louis Tarreo cleaning closet. ......2 0C
Petition OF The 9Th ward citizens
requesting the Police Jury to change
the polling precinct to it's former
place, w, Hailc's Store, was receiv-
ed. Aud on motion tho same was
granted and ordered to be publish
ed the required time.
Resolved unanimously, That Hon
Duncan Stewart be leappointed
Rail Road Commissioner and he be
furnished the proper credentials.
Resolved, That Sheriff Clack be
authorized to move his office ~ room,
adjoining the one occupied by the
Police Jury. ..
1t was moved and seconded, That
the Parish make an appropriation
for beneficiary cadet to the State
University, at Bato" Rouge, for the
session OF $500. Vote being taken
on same, resulted as follows:
Yeas, s g Stirling, Il Ortis, N Il
Barrow and s l. Lavtrgne. 4 votes
Nays, D Stewart, q Baier, Z
Daniel, } A Beckl,am, Jno LeSas
sier and + o Hamilton. 6 votes.
The following road oyplsecrs were
appointed:
Chas e Toorean from his resi-
dence to Fountain Bayou Bridge.
Chas Dorsen, from Bourgeois
lover lane to Judge Butlc,'s place
Committee on Budget made Il re
port, which, was adopted and com
mittec discharged.
Report reads as follows.
Budget for 1868.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09

Committee Jno. LeSassier
20. Hamilton
S. L. Lavergne.
st. Francisville, March %, $685.
No further business, tue meeting stood
D. STEWART,
Il. NJ. Leake Prest.
Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09


"The Cleaners published at
Honma, La, by the Misses Minor
aud several other young ladies will
he discontinued with the March
humber. Iii The yalcdiclory, The
Cleaners remark:
awe thank The HOuma Courier,
'Fhe Times Democrat, and The True
Democrat for their kind and com.
pIimentary articles"
The True Democrat certainly
parts reSretlnlly with its bright lit.
lie conlrere.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09

We clip form The Polnte Cou
l'ee Banner,a Photograph CONCERN
ing one who is much beloved in tins
parish. 1t well expresses the feel
lug OF all: After an absence of two
months Rev. Il. D. Moreno re.
turned to the Rcctory this week,
will hold service at st. Stephens
Church on Palm Sunday. His
visit to his family at Pensacola,
Fla, has been sad indeed, owing to
the illness and death of his father,
the Mexican consul at that place,
and a man of merit and usefulness.
Evory one sympathizes with Mr..
Moreno and can but extend their
affection to ono whose whole life in
filled will, kind thoughts and kind
deeds for those who arc in reach of
him and who need his ministrations.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09
Constable Sale.

Saturday, APRIL 9th 1898,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-09

Jury, Grand and petit. 1900
Coroner and Jury. 300
IauEelS. .......... lUU
Sheriff in Criminal Matters. ......... 500
Maintaining Prisoners. ............ 400
Clerk Police Jury. Observation-Disclosures. 100
DAIuSco.. CUU
Jail Physician. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. so
Care Court House. .................. 50
Sheriff Attend Court. ............... 300
lax Assessor 800
ST. Francisville. 500
Treasurers Salary. ............... 40
Clerk OF Court. IS
fOllco jury. ........... 3UU
Contingent. 1000
&edO5
Evening star., 1898-05-21
Omcial Orders Issued.

The District Commissioners have issued
the following orders:
That b street northeast, between 18th
AMI 18th streets, be graded by the chain
gang. cost chargeable to appropriation for
grading streets, alleys and roads,
That . feet of Pinch sewer be con-
structed at the intersection of 18th street
and kenesaw avenue northwest; estimated
cost. 80; chargeable to appropriation for
suburban sewers, ISAS
That Chas. A. Muddi,na1. E. D. Slat-
terry, jr.. John T. Neumeyer and Winfield
s. Martin each be registered and licensed
as a master plumber and 2asiitter after
filing proper bond.
That 300 feet of 6-inch water main be
laid in Center street, between Oak and
14th streets northwest, including one fire
hydrant
That upon payment Of the principal of
the water main assessment against lot Is
block p, LIE Droit Park, the interest and
penalties be remitted..
That ?GS feet of G-inch water main be
laid in the north side of street, between
Both and 3Ith streets. and the FIRE hydrant
at the northeast corner of 37th and C
streets connected Herewith.