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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26

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about Webster, Webster
People and Webster Visitors.
all line of fresh fruit at Oison's.
EonE. W. Small for your lumber.
t6ctly up-to-date styles
At the City Millinery.
coOner was over from Britton Fri
!. Lorpe Chapman spent Sunday in
|to.
he'd Heibel, of Bristol, was in town
bisy.
Gross returned from Iowa Friday
ping.
L Gray was over from Bradley
turlay.
the latest eastern fads at the City
Lhnery.
% Pitcher was over from Waubay
hesday.
B Jackson was over from Bristol
nesday.
A. Lee, of Bryant, was in town
Imesday.
III wanted-At the City Bakery;
per week.
IdOlph Waiter, of Bristol, was in
n Tuesday.
P. Lndqpist was over from Mil
Saturday.
to E. W. Small for your lime,
hent and posts.
G. Ross E. Parks, of Lily, was in
D Saturday.
j. Serum came down from Bristol
rday evening
N. Olson has just received a full
Of fresh fruit.
c. Tegtmeier spent Sunday with
Ends in kerdeen.
b toA. Small for the Studebaker
Epns aud buggies.
GS Anna Hemmermann, of Bristol,
in town Tuesday.
B~uaranteed A No. / salt at $l.45 per
bel, at Fksdal Bros.
hank Burns made a business trip to
faeen Wednesday.
he old furniture store has all the
styles in baby cabs.
N. Hazelton and Chas. Bell We're
from Lily Monday.
". Selka, of Bradley, was a Web
visitor Wednesday.
A Thul has sold his drug store to
N Brothers and Sister.
y kuhl has accepted a position as
fsnan with ]. NJ. Olson.
Ers Mary Hanson spent Monday at
PUbay with her husband.
Highland carries a full line of
Gliure and does repairing.
Geo. Hammerbacher spent Sun
with relatives in Waubay.
h' Gust Koch and baby spent a few
svlth relatives in Wanbay.
Pnas till you can't rest at the Pho
hardware store. All prices.
d Mathews returned Wednesday
4athree days visit in St. Paul.
IAN Cowan has accepted a position
af'lnan with Peabody & Baillie.
einyite your inspection of u ALL
furniture. Benjamin g. Foster.
2 Whipple, from Big Stone. is Wis
~ ". b. Hallock and family.
'aaOle and serviceable styles
AT the City Millinery.
~Aundlette arrived Monday from
iut 70 attend school at this place.
uace your coal bill by getting a
OAOn Weather strip from Hallock.
and Miss Matte Irwin arrived
morning from Glendale, n. ID.
nuiua Booth has accepted a
Us saleslady with j. NJ. Olson.
'ennie Delaney and daughter,
were over from Bristol Tues
Aaoei Housen returned Wednes-
Frieen. uass '
-A child's go-cart. Inquire
:. Denton, over Peterson's
J Mamie Mccormick returned
ssening from her visit with
IN Aberdeen.
Foney to -Ioan
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-09-26
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway,
H.& d. DIVISION.

z. A. BRADLEY. AGENT.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05

the remains of the r. J. Knox house on
Jefferson avenue. The site will be oc-
cupied by a substantial business house
erected by the Messrs. Brown. who re-
Gently purchased the property.
John kull, who has been i'll with
consumption for some time past, is rap
idly failing. Mr.. Kull spent some
months in California, but the relief was
only temporary as he pegan to decline
as soon as he returned to Moundsville.
The Fourth passed very quietly here.
"a large percentage of the population
was out OF town and those who remain
ed in town spent the day at home and
the streets were almost deserted. Near
ly all the business houes were closed
during the day.
A large number Of iowa people at
tended the minstrel performance given
in the prison chapel by inmates of the
penitentiary yesterday morning. The
performance was very good, so good in
fact that one young man who is an au-
thority on such matters pronounced it
better than the Elks' Minstrels which
had the credit of being the best anna
tuer performance ever given in this
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF HIGHLAND district Met and APP
pointed Trustees for Various
Schools.

Of RichIund. District Met and Ap-
schools.
The Board If Education of Richland
district held their annual meeting July
2nd. J. ~. Brumer was r~e-appointed
secretary. The following trustees. were
appointed;
School No. Geo. Luckel, j. B,
Shannon, Jerry Evans.
No. Newton Shannon, David Wad-
die, J.aW. Ensley.
No. 3-Jas. Cresap, Geo. zeidler, I'll.
Weight.
No. 4-Chas Busby, Moses Devore,
John McColloch.
No. Michael McNief, Albert Hunts
berry, B. G. Welshaus.
No. 6-J. W. Nichols, VIM. Criswell,
Geo. Gilbert.
No. III. D. Hastings, Milton Shook,
Geo. Hartlip.
No. S-Mil1on McColloch, Homer
Bowman, W. B. North.
No. ct. B. Bowman, Mac. Duvall,
C. III. Peyton.
No. 10-Geo. Ebberts, Thos. Def
baugh, John Lash.
The levy for teachers fund was fixed
at 50 cents on 800 valuation. No levy
for building fund.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
BELLAIRE.
Jews Notes OF Interest From the
eImon Cbupty Metropolis.

Hevs Notes OF Intcresf From b
Belmont Cbupty Metropolis. &
VIM. Wsrnock, OF Warnock, was In
the city yesterday.
The good Templsrs OF this city pic-
| nieked at Wallace's dam, yesterday. I
Will S. Woodward and wife, Of
GAINESVILLE. are stopping at the Windsor.
Miss Maggie Moran, of the Second
ward, is visiting relatives in Urichs-
vile.
The National Enamel Works re-
sumes work to-day to fill pressing or
ders.
Work will begin soon on the new
stamping room OF the Novelty Stamp
ing co.
Gene Lilly, of the Brockunier farm,
Bridgeport was in the city yesterday on
business.
Mrs. IL. B. Miller, of the. First ward,
left yesterday for. a visit with friends
In JMoundsville.
the Fourth ward, spent the Fourth with
relatives in Wheeling.
Contractor Burrows has completed
the fine new porch of Mr.. George Wal
tiers, in the Fourth ward.
Miss Anna Hood, OF Wheeling, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
has returned to her home.
DIR. J. S. Mcclellan came home from
Gallipolis yesterday, where he had been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
two minor accidents were recorded from
the nae of explosives.
MoUNDSvILLE.
ls9ewsNotes Of INTEREST," From the mo-
tropoIis of MARSHALL ounty :

sGewskyofes Of IntcrcstsFrom the no.
9sropoIis of Marshall Cosnty.
John o. Brooks, Of Fairmont, spent
yesterday with his family here.
"A. T. Evans, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
visited relatives here yesterday.
Donald Altman, of Water street, is
visiting relatives at Woodsiand.
Miss josie Crow, of Bellaiye, is visit
ing her sister, Miss May Crow, of Sec
ond street.
California Port and Sherry so cents
a quart at Moundsyille Liquor Store,
neal depot.
The tools have been recovered from
the Potts well, and drilling was resum-
ed yesterday.
All WHISTLES direct from bonded
warehouses and sold from $3.50 per
gallon and upwards. at Moundsvllle
Liquor Store.
Rev. w. b. King and Edw. johnson
left Yesterday to attend the Epwortn
League convention at San Francisco,
Gala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Matthews and
child are the guests Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Matthews. From here
they will go 10 San Francisco to at
tend the Epworth League convention.
Mr.. VIM. Israel, of this city, and Miss
Lucy Warrick, Of Harvey, Pa, were
quietly married yesterday afternoon by
the Rev. w. 3. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel will make their future home in
this city.
Workmen are engaged in removing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
BENWOoD.
Jews Notes of Interest From the
City of Mills.

A large number OF persons went 10 Mo-
Fart Park last evening to see the fire.
works.
The Slavs had a big time at their dance
in the Blue Ribbon hall yesterday and Will
conclude the affair this morning.
The town has been billed for Fore
paugh's circus. which is to exhibit at
Wheeling on the sd.
Officer Altmeyer, of the police force, will
leave Monday for Buffalo, where he will
spend two weeks at the exposition.
Sam Rose, an Italian. was fined $40 and
costs in Squire Riddles court on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by Mrs.
George Elliott.
\ boy by the name of Bowers, residing
on South Marshall street, shot himself
through a finger yesterday with a blank
cartridge revolver.
The picnic given By the First ". E.
church at Jim's run yesterday was very
largely attended, despite the rain. and an
enjoyable time was had by all.
Two men charged with celebrating the
Fourth in too boisterous a manner, the re-
suit of taking aboard too much of the
fluid that cheers. will be given a hearing
by Mayor Shepherd this morning.
Albert Doyle was found by the police at
3 o'clock yesterday morning on McMechen
street, where he had been attacked with
another epileptic fit. the result of a pro-
longed drunk. He was moved to his home
and medical aid summoned.
Benwood is again experiencing trouble in
securing water and about half the time no
water runs from the ~hydrsnts. II is ru-
mored that a special election will be held
for the purpose of finding the position Of
the people on the question OF bonding the
city 10 build a new water works.
Harry Yhost. a member OF the Fourth T..
S. cavalry, has arrived in this country
from the Philippines. and Will DO hume
this month on a furlough. His regiment
will be divided and stationed at Washing
ton. D. c., and Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
There was the usual amount IF noise in
town yesterday -wnicn accompanies the
Fourth, but despite IL things were very
dull. All places of BUSINESS wee close |
AID the larger part Of the citizens left
town to attend outings and picnics at
other points. Last evening there We're a
number of private displays of fireworks
that were very handsome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05

The first command issued by bis
majesty Hal, the first of the House Of
sFranzheim, King, Of the Court of Rex
is as follows:
To the Royal Guard of the Court of
Rex, Attention:
form upon the. Light o. Tuesday. the
month of July, and day the ninth, year OF
our Lord 1901, at the coronation stand TO
E act as my guard and court Mt the corona
ton, at the hour of eight p.
I command YOU: To appear again upon
the night of Thursday. July Dth. az t'o9
p. m. and TO act as guides ana Ioyai es-
cort to my parade: prince venture
2 some In Dreamland.
Again l command YOU: To appear on
the night of Saturday, July 18th, for the
Grand Review.
Ii is-written.
tSigqed.) hhA'
To which the following reply was
made:
WHEELING. W. Va.
To the Honorable. Memo,
Earl of the Ohio Valley.
AND Lord High Chancellor,
To His Imperial Highness the hing,
Hal, the First OF the House OF
Most N6bie Lord The mandate Of His
Imperial Majesty. Rex. to his Royal Guard
to, appear in fun uniform. upon the night
of Tuesday. the month of July. ana Gay
the ninth, and year Of our LORD tS5heteeh
Hundred and One, at the hour OF eight
y m. to attend the coronation. of his
Majesty, also the royal command 70 re.
mort again on the night. Of July lth, az
20 o.. M. to assist in the journey oil
Prince venturesome in and
the further order TO, report tor the Grana
isth' has been, received by your Lordships
humble seryaht. ~
n hayat the honor to report that the
~ay1Y CTIard has received the proper. or
ders. and assure you that full reliance
can be placed on their being on hand at
waiting your commands and assuring
your Lordship of our greatest respect,
and with everlasting loyalty 10 Rex' we
The' Kings Most Humble, Servants ana
Royal Guard, N.ror
Commander.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05

-.4id farm 149 acres, 30 minutes walk
~ actor line; contains s-foom mouse,
It9I1 ~ Barn, variety of choice fruit:
- ali of the land lays TO the east; at
n very low price 1of sIiolt sin 1 naar NJ,
- %"FantaI. and Is acres o12 miles IRON
- .ood house; choice truiti 10 setla
L et9te. And other farms from . TO -oa
acres. hin IN Park View.
Lot, % Goiible house, 2226 and 222s Market
stree, : large lot, E%dgington Lane; very
cheap. mon lot 1877 Sixteerth street.
at tp w = 9sroom house. corner Thirty-first
Jo33f streets, with Large lot-cheap TO
settle room house and hall. 1719 Wood
street, rattage. corner of McColloch and
segenteenth street, at a low price.
rooms, 8 rooms. 3 rooms, IL rooms ana
"A rooms. on Ftfteepth street:
Il r 9Y at a low price on Pierce street;
strong brick house. 3I2 Eoif street D
roons store room and hall.
Gr0om and Groom house, both on six
tenth street, cheap. -, a.
of an acre of ground, he miles east OF
elis oree lot. With broom house, on Nine.
tenth street, on easy teIm saao nor annum
for sS.oO0-$5oO cash. balance on easy
roonos, modern improvements, Eoh
street. Centre Wheeling; MAJ ...,..
6 rooms Sixteenth street, very cheap.
Money TO loan on real estate.
S. NESBITT, JR
Tel. s4S. 1875 Market St. Wheeling. w va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
Parade of Societies.

Commander,

Everything points to an unusually
large and fine demonstration by the So
cieties Friday night. Several organ
izations are making preparations TO
come out in a very elaborate way.
The writer was fortunate enough u
catch some data regarding one organ
ization-the Elks. They are planning
to come out in very large number
with their own band-and an Elk band
at that-and with a large live Elk IN
line, brought here at a great expense
from Yellowstone Park. As several
other organizations have expressed the
determination not to be outdone IN a
patter of loyalty to Wheeling's Carni-
hl, a very fine spectacle may be sex-
pected for that night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
FOUND H CHILD.
Special to the Register.

Special to the-R Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. July AIRS.
Rosa Williams ofaWheeling, who came
here yesterday in search OF her seven
year-old daughter, whom, she alleges,
Henry Williams, her husband, had. abb
Quoted, after deserving the mother,
found the child and returned home last
night. The child and its father have
been staying at the household Of
Samuel Mabon. Williams's son-in-law.
Williams was not present at the time.
Although Mrs. Williams says the
Wheeling authorities have "a warrant
for him, she was satisfied Il get the
child aud let him go. She says she
never -Ys2ts to see her husband again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
WELLSBURG.

fWELLSBURG, w. Va, July A.
Philip Frankie. OF Sisson is spending
the Fourth with Wellsburg friends.
Miss Carrie Matthews is the guest of
friends at Somerset, Pa.
Charles Hall, of GAINESVILLE, o., Is
home to spend his summer vacation.
John De Fausett, of Moundsville;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05

ZIG Joseph Chapman avenue. Detroit.
Mich. writes
"For three years l have been troubled
BY an intense Itching OF my body. So
t<rrible was it at times that ! could get ne
rest night or day. l tried all kinds Of ONT
relief. MIR. II. a. Nioolai of 37o Division
street recommended DIR. ChAse's Ointment.
A few applications stopped the itchipg And
! have felt nothing since"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
No Holiday Observance.

The fact of the Fourth being a holt
day seemed to have very little effect
upon matters pertaining to the Carni-
val. At headquarters the entire force
was busily at work. II upon tbs
. streets at the various stands and places
OF entertainment there were large
forces of men at work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
Baby EOzema.

ErsF. S. Rose. Of 1888 Sixteenth street.
buffalo. N. ". writes:
"Our baby boy suffered for some time
With that wretched eczema. and we were
unable to find Anything TO cure or. even re-
lieve his pain. A few applications Of DR..
A. w Chase's 0intpeat stopped the itch
leg and healed the sores. and a bright.
natural skin now takes their, place"
so cents at all dealers. or Or. A. w.
Chase Medicine Co, Buffalo. N. Y.
sold In -Wheeling by this
LOGAN sDRUG eoAfRA3FY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
REX tissues HIS ORDERS.
Hz5 MAJESTY HAL DIRECTS HIS
COURT IN THE CARNIVAL
~ExERCISES.
ENTRIES IN FLORAL PARADE.

Are. AIrendy Very Large, and Will
be Augmented During the Re-
naming Days-It Will be a Beau
tifuI Social Feature of the Affair.
The Societies Parade VIII be n
surprise-News Notes of Generai
Interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05

each other in review. The parade will
then pass down Market street to South
Chapline street, along which pretty
thoroughfare the parade will again
pass in review and the battle OF flowers
| and confetti will be repeated.
1t is impossible to give an absolute
ly correct list Of all the participants
of the floral parade at this writing
but the following partial list will give
an idea of the owners of vehicles who
will be in line with beautifully dec
GRATED carriages.
Any person not or this list who ex-
poets to join the parade, as we'll as
| those mentioned below, should send in
their names, with the kind of vehicle,
not later than, Monday morning to Ed
ward B. Franzheim. chief marshal OF
floral parade, so that they may be as
signed good positions in the line.
Any names not received when the po-
sitions are given out must naturally
fall in at the rear of the parade. do
not delay sending in your name. "A
postal card will do the work and have
you assigned a position.
Following is a partial list Of the peo-
pie who will be in the floral parade:
Mrs. J.. ". Grubb. Nr. CIV. Franz
Mrs. Z Z. s zseal SIR hel Gclvls.
Mrs. Price, w9itqkcr,Mr Conrad Bach
MIR. Thomas Lewis, Mr.. Louis Bachman.
Mr.. Louis Hiener. Mrs. Stephen Water
Mrs. Howard Simp- house.
son. Mrs, Alfred DIM
Jesse Bloch. mack,
Mr.. r. Behrens. Jr.. Mrs. CIV Kreiter.
Misses Waterh6use, Mrs. Ella Heigh.
Mr.. Edward stifel. Mrs. Geo Weisger-
Mrs. Goerinr' Dr. &. A wIngerter.
Mrs. Jacob Snyder. w. C. Handlan, Jr,
Mrs. Al. Wheat. Alex. Young,
Miss Laura Stifel, Mr.. kimmins,
Miss Flora Stifel. Mr.. Samuel West,
Mrs. II. ". Mcclure, Mr.. Cornelius Has
Mrs. b. s.. Mcclure, enauer,
Mrs. Jos. Speidel, Mr.. Fred Mehlmann,
MIS-. w. r. White. Mr.. Peter Erb,
Mrs. Geo. e. House, Mr.. Daniel West.
Mr.. O. T. Rhodes. Mrs. Peter Miller,
Miss Fannie Wheat. Mrs. DIR. T. Has
Mrs. Mnude Heiskell. kins,
Miss Gertrude Rob- Chas. EllG.
inson, Geo. r. Stifel.
Mr.. d. p. Mckee, Mr.. Somehow,
Mr.. Fl. c. Franz Minnie and Eva
helm, Jones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-05
The Floral Parade.


The success of the floral parade is
now assured. The ladies of Wheeling
have been taking great interest in the
social success of this feature of the Car
nival.
The social feature of this parade
must not be d~isregarded or under
estimated. 1t will be a thing of beauty
aud a source of pleasure and much fun
Tor the participants. The parade will
form OF the Island and will move
romptly at eleven o'clock on Wednes-
v morning. Crossing the bridge
route will be up Main street to
or Seventh, where a counter
will be made and one of the
kst features of the week will be
in the battle of flowers and
(which will take place between
EIs occupants of the beauti-
decorated vehicles as they pass
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heads and C
zema. and that's
DR.. Chase's ONT
ment, the great
~antisePtic healer.
ltpTomptlystops
the distressing
itching which ac-
companies these
diseases and pos
lively produces
a thorough and
complete cure.
Mr.. ]. II. Grant.
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.ltching Scalp.

9oalds Head and the most Violent Forms
OF Eczema aud Salt Rheum m
and Thoroughly Cured by DR.. 4. w.
Chase's Ointment.
Among small children. scald head and
similar itching skin diseases are most pre-
valent, and the worst feature is that these
ailments, which arc apparently trivial at
x6rst almost invariably develop into chronic
eczema il. neglected.
There IS but one treatment that physicians
sre unanimous in recommending for scald
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FOR SALE.

PEAL. ESTATE and FIRE INsURANCl
MT ~ "a Residence Tel. SO b. g.
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Tel. 64S. 1735 Market St, Wheeling. w. va.
polSeh
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-29
FERTILIZER FACTORY
WANTS A LOCATION ON CITY WA
TER WORKS TRACT.
COUNCIL WILL MEET TO-DAY
MIR. CHARLES ELLIS ACTING FOR
THE PEOPLE INTERESTED.

Messrs. Butler and stevens and
Northern Capitalists i'm the Move
ment for the Establishment OF
New Fertilizer Factory-Strip
Along the Eastern End of the
Water Works Tract, rs by 100
Feet, Is Desired-City wall Be Ask
ed to Sell at a Price the Promoters
Regard ms EquitabIe-Savanna h
Union Station Company Wants to
Grade Stewart Street, Instead of
Roberts Street.
A meeting of the City Council will be
petition from Mr.. Charles Ellis, who
desires to purchase from the city a pol
ton of the water works tract west of
the city. 1t is the purpose of Mr.. Ellis
and gentlemen associated with him to
erect extensive fertilizer works, and they
only seek what they regard as an equi-
table price upon the property they want
from the city,
Besides Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. R. NJ. Butler
Mr.. II. D. Stevens and Mr.. C. G. Bell
are said to be identified with the pro-
Ject for a new fertilizer factory North
ern capitalists are also interested, and it
is said that there will be no lack of mon
ey with which to carry it through.
Mr.. Ellis was seen yesterday about the
project, but declined to discuss it, say
ing that he was not ready. He had sub
mitted the petition to Council, but was
not willing to say just what was wanted
or what the plans of the prospective com
pany are.
1t was learned from another source that
Mr.. Ellis wants a strip of the forty-acra
tract owned by the city. He is after the
eastern end Of the property and wants
site measuring rs by 700 feet. He has been
negotiating with the city for some time
for the property, but no agreement as to
price has yet been reached. MIR. Ellis and
those whom he represents have not been
willing to come to the terms named by
the city.
If the project is carried out and the
factory established ii will be the fourth
in Savannah. The three now here are
operated by the Virginia and Carolina
Chemical Company and the Savannah
Guano Company, the former operating
two of them. The new factory Is to be
an independent concern.
Another matter to come before the
meeting Is a petition from the Savannah
Union Station Company, which desires to
so alter its agreement with the city as to
be allowed to grade Stewart, instead of
Roberts street. Originally, it was the in
tention of the company to grade Roberts
street, and the agreement with the city
was so made. Because of the subsequent
acquisition of the property lying along
Stewart street, however, and because of
that street being nearer the business sec
ton of the city than Roberts street, it
was desired to grade the former. The
Streets and Lanes Committee will con-
slider the petition before it reaches .Coun-
Gil. 1t is thought the change viii be per-
mitted