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The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

belong. When the bath has been taken,
glance into the toilet room and have the
soap dish left perfectly dry, the tub wip-
ed out and the clothes placed in order.
instead of being left in heaps and piles
upon the oor or kicked under the basins.
First attend to the personal habits of the
child. for such things represent him all
through life as gentle born and bred or
as boor Amy child who has not been
so taught has sad grievance against
his parents.
Then begin to teach unselfsh conduct,
and the thinking of the rights and exist
ence of those around, the willingness and
the desire to be of some use TO others,
How easy life becomes as family devel-
ops into helpful, kindly ways! What a
pleasure there is in such motherhood!
But picture to yourself, if you will, the
condition resulting from the selfish, un-
couth family. Especially are these
things needful in the life of people living
in cities where small apartments and
close quarters are the rule. How dread
ful if there is friction in the amily life!
How smooth and delicate must be the
adjustment of the family machine to
make life bearable. The mothers respon-
sibiiity lies not more in the individual
doing, but principally in the training.
Not more in unsel6shness. but more in
thorough discipline. 1t is worth a little
toll along this line to develop or produce
well bred Individual life, and there is
a much greater chance Of masterpiece
than in any other art or work.
Little capes reaching only to the elbow
are likely to be good style for the spring
costume that has a princess skirt.
An exaggerated long waist and blouse
front is no longer considered good style.
The tendency toward plainness of skirt
observed in winter frocks is running
over into the coming season, and one
sees some of the very prettiest new
yoiles. cottons, etc., trimmed only in self
tucks.
The circular skirt cut straight at sides
and with seam up the middle front is
the one least likely to sag or draw and
is being generally adopted for the linen
walking skirt.
The most recent departure of the lin
gerie blouse sleeve is deep point at
the bottom that falls over the back of
the hand, an innovation probably due to
the revival of Nine. Bernhardt, whose
sleeve always runs down into mit-like
point over the hand, but-some say-to
the rather claw-like deficiencies of the d.
Fina Sarah's hand
The round fur caps is part of the
fashionable fur set of this winter. Now.
when set of furs goes to the fur man
for alteration, along goes toaue frame.
which he covers.
A chronicler of Partisan modes writes
concerning spring colors that for chap
eaux the shades Of green will prevail.
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saEsneous - payment ef peFsoanl taxes for
tSA3 on Hudson River, Block I6. naid
gecembef 20, 1905, and that The CITY
Io5leeg9F cancel the same.
hssoiVed, That a waTanf be Or
favor Of Alex. Hill and David s1slssi ssellsTs
Ior,. IeT Y1v.Sz f9r1 ever payment of takes fos
AsVo on Lot n. Block ,E962 sAtiantlt
ststssss PAID december IS. 1905. and that
@'g ri sGity Collector correct the same.
above resolutions were received
~ ADOPTED BY vote of all the menbers
py the Chairman
The Committee on Printing. Statioaery
ana n supplies reported recommending tie
7 suYplfon y OF the following resolution
nes0iyed; That warrants be ordered
of of@In tba oH fa,s me City Treasurer in paymens
@lol.l9 to William Diller. for suuulias.
e>ps1R ~ od sSpaers office, January, 1905,
PESO to w. S. Ellis. for supplies.
DoaId a44 % ef Finance. February, 1868.
Ys4.o0 to Albert Datz Co., for supplies.
ione Ii,oSdtsctor office, December and January,
Soe;83 to Albert Datz Co. for suppgen.
nCsard s1y of Finance, February, 1855.
3 @2l,9V to Evening Journal Aesoc: ation.
ieT ione aoVertlslng tax appeals, January.
SalalIEs CialmS Account ~ t,a<,z.
4; Se<S.lS to Evening Journal AssnNsass
IAN ienNs t0f publishing minutes, Esbrua5ga
i; S229.16 to Jersey City News, for p,fh-
us6Hlg minutes FebFuaw 1900
,a n,aaarge Publishing Minutes Account.
re report WAS received aad the above
,,i .ysolgIon was adopted by yate Of all the
snd ,ed1ilrers ,eh present on the cal for the ayes
The Committee on Baths reported rec
paal1len;ang the adoption Of the following
Resolved, That warrants Be- eraerea
afaMn af A,s On the City Treasurer in payment
oI g lne following claims:-
slu!,e6 to John s, Menaeh o.. fex
sugpldiees Public Baths, Febrnary. 1908. /
$50 to Public Service OorperafiSn.
Tor gas at Baths, February, 1903.
9<! 70 to United Electric Co., for ser /
wee 2 at Baths. February, 1906.
9f TO Mackey, Taungs8S Co. for eeal l
at Baths. February. 1905. - S-
sll e 4. II. Coaley. for wOo6 as
Charge Public Bath Account. a
The report was received and the. eq,SSvs /
resolution adopted bysvote ef ssl stAc +
ana noes by the Chairman.
Mr; O'Keefe. OF the COMMITTEES, On 7
hsre Houses, presented the follewinssres- !
Resolved. That a warrant be oraersa
drawn on the City Treasures asR 5000
u ravor of Tierney g. Connolly, cMsSe-
count OF contract for the eFecffan AID /
e2nstructien of NsE Engine EenA W9.
e. IN accordance with certificate 81 af-i
caiteet hled with tAe Clerk of sfAiss B6azM
March 5, 1908.
The above resolution was received ana I
adopted by vote efaAn the InembAFzs pres
enf On the call for the ayes and sl0eB sbz
the Chairman.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. @.. &c
Motions, etc.: ~
Mr.; Q'Keeffe moved that wh@ne TIE
Board should adisurn It be TN Wesines-a
Adopted.
On motion Of MT. Quinn the Beaea
then adjourned
FORREST A. HEATH,
0leFA. IS
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OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
From the Board of lax Commission.


From the Board of TAX Commissions
1. Communication from the Board OF
Tax Commissioners recommending cor
rection of certain tax assessment OF Jas.
K Murphy.
2. Communication from Board Of Tax
Commissioners recomme ending eancella-
tion Of taxes on certain church property,
(St. Bridget's r. G. Church,.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Salaries and Claims.
From the BOARD of Street and Water
Commissioners, passed March IL, 1906
1. Awarding to Chas. 0rmsby contract
for sewer in Collard street. etc, at 9S
per cent Estimated cost, $11, 786. 46; on
city. $2.721.71. as.,;.,4
2. Requesting S125 for painting Pals.
ade avenue and Rayine road steps, 4s,s
8. Requesting certain transfers to No
vember. 1905, Supplies Account.
4. Ordering paid certain February,
1906, supply claims.
count claims.
Received and referred to the Commits
tee on Concurrent Resolutions.
REPORTS OF STANDING CCMaTIT
TEES.
Mr. Mccarthy Of the Committee ON
Finance, presented the following resolu.
tions:-
/. Resolved. That warrant be order.
ed drawn on the City Treasurer in favor
of that officer for the sum of $2.156.25, ia
transfer that amount from Free Public
Library appropriation to April, 1906 In
terest to pay interest on:
One-half Of S150.O00 4 per cent. FREQ
Public Library lGold) Bonds. due April
1, 1928.
One-half Of $76. 900 31S per cent. Free
Public Library Gold Bonds, due April
1, 1928.
eTo be Continued9 III
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

tin Act city property.
Communication from the Seventh
Ward Improvement Association, request
ing sale Of old Greenville school site.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee Of the Whole.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

favor Of Andrew J. Newberry for $9.26
for duplicate payment Of personal taxes
for 1905 on No. 81 Clifton Place. paid
January 16, 1905. being duplicate of
payment made December IA, 1905 and
that the City Collector cancel the same.
ID Resolved, That a warrant be Or
dered drawn on the City Treasurer in
favor of John A. Blair, executor. for
$3.50 for duplicate payment of taxes
for 1905 on Lot G /, Block 210. Grove
street. paid January s. 1906, being du-
19O5. and that the City Collector cancel
the same.
15. Resolved. That warrant be Or
dered drawn on the City. Treasurer in
favor Of Bergen Realty Go. for S6s.9l
Interest, 66c.). for duplicate payment of
taxes for 1905 on Lot 26. Block 1912,
Monticello avenue, paid January II,
1906. being duplicate of payment made
January 8. 1906, and that the City Col
lector cancel the same.
The above resolutions were received
and adopted by vote Of all the members
present, on the cah for the ayes and noes
by the President.
The Committee on Printing, Station
cry and Supplies reported recomrnendin
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
Of the following claims
Whereas, On the 8th day of Febru-
airy, 1905, the Commissioners Of Assess
rnent fled with the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners their preliminary
sketch for said improvement: and
Claim No. 123, Enos f. Jones Co., So.
/ Claim No. 124, j. G. Ewald, S28.25.
Claim No. 125, Jersey City Printing
=; Claim No. 12e, Ewald Bros. &C, c., .;
Claim No. 127, Wm. R. Harrison, So.
Claim No. 12S, Gameweh Fire Alarm
Claim SO. l2e, Smith g. Nordine, SIT.
Claim No. 130, Smith & Nordine,
/ s2075.
Claim No. 132, Thomas Q. Hunter,
Claim No. 1ss, Edwin Randall, $3.50.
Claim No. 134, Henry Ortleib, Jr.,
$3.50.
Claim No. 1856, John Sesta, $37.1O.
| Claim No. 136, A. FRANKIE, S12.
Claim No. 1877. 3. T. Mitchell Co.,
Claim No. 1873 Coughlin Bros, s26.25.
Claim .139, Goughhn Bros, $131.
Claim No. 140, Coughlin Bros, S81.77.
Claim No. 14l, CoHghlin Bros, $7S.75.
Claim No. 142, 4, 3. Hailinger,
Claim No. l4s. q. E. Hallinger,
Claim No. IA. Greenville Coal & Ice
clsln !, Ne. = 145, Gresnville Coal & Ice
Claim No. 14e, G. H. springated,
s'e Cain No. 14z United Elec. Co. of N.
! j., $3.50.
Claim No. LAB, Public Service Corp.
of N. j., $3.50 so.
Claim No. 149. Frank R. Brick, $500.
Claim No. 150, N. Y. & N. ]. Tele
phone Co, $57.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Commissioner Tilden, and adopted:
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
Theresa Reilly, daughter Of Michaei
Reilly, deceased, for $28.25, being
amount d1,e said deceased as pensioner
for the month of April, 1906.
By Commissioner Tflden and adopted:
Resolved. That this Department pa
rade for inspection and reyeiwe by his
Honor the Mayor on Saturday afternoon,
May 20, 1865.
BY Commissioner Tilden, and adopted;
| That when we adjourn, 1t be subject
oH no hal
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

Regular meeting Of the Beard. Of.
Finance. held at the City HAli On Wed
nesday, March ID, 1905, R& 3SP. n.
thy
Absent President Riagle ana Messrs.
Perry nd O'Keeffe--
Mr.. Mccarthy assumed the chair, and
on motion Of Mr.. Quinn, declared the
meeting adjourned till March Is, 1906
at II A. NJ.
FORREST A. HEATH. +
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04
-CI,ATMS.

CLAIMS.
The following claims were presented,
reeeiyed and referred to the proper COM
mittees -
Joseph Anderson, $42.75.
Postal Telegraph Gable CO., 81 81.
Harry Lane, S49.50 and $40.20.
Evening Journal Associa ton, $3l .50
and $229 16.
William Diller. S161 10.
". s. Ellis. $3.50.
Albert Datg Co., $l4,s5 and $685.
George A. Flagg. $25,
Western Union Telegraph CO., 97e.
Jersey City News, $229.16.
James N. Braden, $25.
John s. Menagh Co., S1OT. T.06.
Public Service Corporation, $3.50
United Electric Co., $27. %.
Mackey, Young & Co, SIT.
r. NJ Cooley. S1i.
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OFFICTAI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

From the Corporation Attorney
!, Advising the purchase Of Blacks
New jersey Law on Taxation" for GER
tain city officials.
From the Corporation Counsel
Citing authority for disposition of un-
used city property.
From the Police Board. passed Feb
ruary 26, 1906
Requesting appropriation of 81 900 for
police salary increase
From the City Comptroller.--
1. Relative to sale Of certain Martin
Act city property on Jefferson avenue.
z. Relative to sale of certain Martin
Act city property on Fairmount avenue.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole
From the City Collector
Requesting certain corrections of
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Salaries and Claims.
FROM the Board of Street and Water
1906
l. Requesting appropriation of S2,294
Tor paved streets for March.
Received and referred to the Commit
te eof the Whole
z, Adopting specifications for lead
w. :. Ordering ssS,45o paid to Jersey City
4. Certain December supply claims.
Q, Certain Water Account claims.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Concurrent Resolutions.
Passed March 5. 1906
q. Requesting S4,5OO additional for
Cleaning Sewers and Basins Account.
Requesting $500 transferred from
Columbia Park Account to Public
Grounds and Buildings Account.
8. Requesting S21, ,SS2.61 additional
for water main on Newark avenue.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole.
y. Ordering 81, $40 paid to laborers on
paved streets for February,
10; Adopting specifications for straw
and feed contract.
IL. Certain Water Account claims, 2
resolutions,
II. Certain Special Street Account
claims. 4 resolutions.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Concurrent Resolutions.
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PETITlONS. ETC.

Petition Of HosA. Schroeder. for re-
turn of S57. rs, surplus, etc.
Transcript Of judgment obtained by
Ernest Steiger & Co., amounting, with
costs. to $40. SO.
Transcript of Judgment obtained by
Evening Journal Association. amounting,
with costs. to $i4T. 30.
Received and referred to the Commit
tex on Finance.
Communication from the Trustees Of
the Evangelical Lutheran ST. Paul's
Church. requesting cancellation Of cer-
tain taxes.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Salaries and Claims.
Communication from Percy IA. Gaddis
q Co, offering 10 purchase certain Mar
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

Adjourned regular meeting ef In
Board of Finance, held at the Cry HAh
on Thursday, March 16, 1905. At IL
A. NJ
Present-Messrs. Perry. Quinn sna
MeCarthy-3.
.Absent-President Rngls and Afrl
O'Keeffe-2.
Nj. Quinn nominated Mr.. Asuuadag
for President pro tenn. ~
There being no other nominatiezzj 6SAs
Clerk put the aKessSon ana deelazs t8pl
Mccarthy elected President pro tenn.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

Regular meeting of the Board of FL
nance, held at the City Hall on Wednes-
Taay.s lfarcif7. 1906. at P. NJ.
Present. Messrs. Quinn, Mccarthy
ana t(gsfKee eeffe-3
Absent President Ringle and Mr..
Perry
On motion Of Mr. Quinn, Mr.. McCar-
thy was made Temporary Chairman.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

The following claims were presented
received and referred to the proper eom
mittees:--
Jersey City News, S22e.16,
Evening Journal Association. $229. .1&
Geo. II. Burger. $5.T5.
Munscn Supply Co., $3.50. y
VIM. Diller, $4.25. a
Albert Data Co.. S12T.70 and se2. IA
Thos. Delaney, 500. u$
J. OaGallaghan, 500.
John Rebhan, SS3.aS. s
Jas. e. Cook, $S3.33.
L. Wertheiin, $1i.
Public Service Corporation, $2.l@ FL
D. Frank, SD. &
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

Adjourned regular meeting of the
Board Of Finance. held at the City Hall
en Friday. February %. 1906, at 10 a.
Present. Messrs. Quinn, mccarthy
and 0'Keeefe~3
Abeent-President Ringle and Mr..
Perry.
Mr. Quinn nominated Mr.. Mccarthy
President pro tenn.
There being no other nominations, the
Olerk put the question and declared Mr..
Mccarthy duly elected President pro
item.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04
pETJTJONS ENC

Z NA141Q4NRSs E9AA.
Petition of ST. Brddsetss r. q. Church
church property
Petition of ]. " v. Boorasm. for eax
collation. of certain erroneous tax lea
Communication from Jas &. MNeFAy,
requesting correction OF certain fax aBi
sessment
Received and referred TO the Commits
tee on Salaries and Claims.
Communication FROM Committee Of Shs
A. o. H, conveying invitation to reEieM
the st. Patrick's day parade.
Received and ordered filed.
Communication from II. v. Esndies.
forwarding q resolution of the Cosmos
Club relative to mosquito exseemlnation,
Received and referred to the Gemmit
tee of the Whole.
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

Regular meeting of the Board of FL
nance, held at the City Hall on 'Nedpes-
day, February 21. 1906, at 8 P. M
Present - Messrs. Mccarthy and
O'Keeffe-2.
: Absent-President Ringle and Messrs,
Perry and Quinn-3.
Mr.. Mccarthy took the chair and, on
motion of Mr.. O'Keeffe, declaren the
meeting adjourned till Friday, February
23. 1906, at 10 A. NJ.
FORREST A. HEATH,
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
TEES.

l1E19.
Mr.. Mccarthy, Of the Committee on
Finance, presented the following resolu-
TONS
/. Resolved. That variants be Or
dered drawn on the City Treasurer in
favor of that officer, to be deposited to
the credit of March, 1906, interest. as
foliows:-
On general account. $s,543; on general
account. to pay interest on assessment
bonds, SIT 500: on water account, $19.-
645.
2. Resolved. That Cha a., warrant ARA be er-
M the sum Of $25, 600 in favor Of Sstephen
IA. Egan. County Collector, on account
of county taxes.
8. Resolved, That warrants be or
dered drawn on the City Treasurer in
favor Of that officer for the sum ,,f $780,
COO, to transfer said amount from special
water account to return loan made under
authority of resolution Of December 20,
1905.
4. Resolved, That warrants be or
aered drawn on the City Treasurer in
favor of that officer for the sum Of $780,
600. to transfer said amount from Bond
Account to General Account to return
loan made under authority Of resolution
of December 20, 1905.
s. Resolved. That warrant be or
dered drawn on the City Trea sllrer in
favor of that officer, to transfer k247 .85
from liquor license account to the credit
OF the Board Of Street and Water Com
missioners. to be used to pay claim No.
1913. Van Keuren & Son, and with bal
ance available claim No. 322, Cement
Paving and Construction Co.
6. Resolved, That the City Collector
be and he is hereby directed to correct
the records of his office affecting proper
ty in Block 1858, known as Lots 26 to
48 alternately. u conformity With the
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. .@..s 1..s
Motions, etc: e
Mr.. Q'Keeffe meyed that whsne tie
Board should adjourn It be I'm Weanes-
day, March IA, 1905, at 3<P. n.
Adopted.
On motion Of MT. Quinn tie Beaea
then adjourned.
FORREST A. HnAyH. !
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

MT. 'e . lA~1He. OF Tie OUulmlttee on
Baths. presented the following resolu-
tom
Resolved, That warrants be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in payment
of the salaries of the employees Public
Baths for February, 1906. amounting to
$441 .66. when due
Charge Public Bath account.
The above resolution was received and
adopted by vote of all the members pres
ent. on the cali for the. ayes and noes by
the President.
On motion Of Mr.. Quinn. the Board
then adjourned.
(sfcrIy
The Jersey City news., 1906-05-04

Charge publishing minutes account.
The report was received and the above
resolution was adopted by vote Of all the
members present. on the call for the ayes
and noes by the President.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-11-20

w. II. Stowe, j. w. Smith, w. B. AFRO
wood, S. ]. Clinton, Mrs. M. ]. Clinton,
J. A. Glenn, j. r. Stewart, John w.
Jackson, E. M. Adams, D. ]. Moore,
Mrs. L. H. higgins, Mrs. T. e. Patrick,
M. Adams, B. C. Adams, j. e. Adams,
w. B. Riddle E. L. Smith, T. ]. Pat
rick, ]. w. Patrick, A. w. Jackson,
r. L. Quinn. Mrs. N. Quinn. L. R
Brandon, Joe. L. Brandon, ]. e. Bran
don, ]. H. Glenn. w. H. Glenn, N. D.
Glenn, E. L. Hudspeth, ]. w. Huds-
A. Haney, John s. Meek, William w.
Boyd, s. D. Meek, John L. Moore, e.
M. Moore, A. F. Morrow, Miss Mary
Jane Barnett, ]. w. Barnett, J. D.
Boyd, D. T. Davidson, T. c. Barnett,
J. II. Jackson, ]. B. Ford, Miss Emma
Ford, ]. A. Ratteree, P. A. Meek, ]. B.
F. Riddle, John j. FAIRIES, w. ]. STAN
ton, W. w. Stanton, E. M. Stanton, M.
e. McGill, Anne e. Stanton, ]. w.
Meek, r. A. Barnett, Mrs. Minnie Pat
rick, Mrs. M. L. Dulin, Mrs. Lula STAN
ton, D. E. Jackson, B. r. Walker, j.
B. Cook, G. r. Turner, ]. g. Turner
Mrs. M. e. Turner, Miss A. p. Turner,
w. r. Horton, L. r. Williams, ]. A.
Tate, (free holder but not resi-
dent) s. B. Howe, H. P. Stowe, Sallie
Wallace. w. M. York, ]. Hope Barnett
1t is the purpose of Drs. Dulin and
Campbell and Messrs. Nichols, Boyd
and others to get as many more sigma
lures as possible before the next meet
ing Of the county board Of commits
sioners. They are especially anxious
that everybody who desires to sign the
petition may have an opportunity to
do so.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-11-20
Governor Hayward has promulgated

Governor Hayward has promulgated
his proclamation fixing Thursday, No
vember 20 as Thanksgiving day.
Bill distributors, who Travelled over
a good part of the county within the
past few days, distributing bills, say
that when they would come to cot
ton field and hold up lot Of bills,
the cotton pickers would come after
them like chickens coming for corn.
Notwithstanding repeated assurances
that they will not be published, people
insist on sending us letters without
signatures by which the writer's may
be known. People who read The En-
quirer ought to have noticed Ions ago
that we do not print the names Of cor
respondents. They ought to have no.
ticed also that we do not print per-
sonal jokes on neighbors, or funny sto-
ries Of any kind unless the same have
sufficient point to make them of gen.
eral interest. We are glad to get the
news: accurate news from any neigh
borhood about anybody or anything
any news that is calculated to inter-
est or instruct-any news that is cal
culated to promote the public good.
But no matter how insignificant or
trivial that news might be, we must
know where it comes from-who is res
ponsible for it. Otherwise it does not
go in The Enquirer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-11-20
WITHIN THE TOWN.

The Civic league movement Is
growing nicely. The public generally
is getting interested.
With the special inducements now
being offered by so many merchants,
Yorkville is an unusually good place
to buy goods.
Last Sunday was a disagreeable
day. It was ushered in with thunder,
followed by a heavy downpour Of rain,
and was uncomfortably warm through
out. The attendance on church SER
vices was rather slim.
Master William M. Allison, second
son Of Mrs. w. M. Allison, had his left
arm broken last Friday afternoon.
The accident was the result Of fall
from a mule and occurred at the cor
ner of Congress and Liberty streets.
The fracture Is a very ugly one and Is
calculated to give not a little trouble
before it Is finally healed.
The interior of the court room pre-
sented quite a handsome appearance
when court convened yesterday morning
as the result Of the general renovation
it has received during the past few
weeks There was a new carpet on the
floor the walls had been freshly cal
cimined and the wainscoating brought
out in tasteful contrast. All the wood
work including the window frames and
benches had been painted and three
handsome electroliers had been sus-
pended from the ceiling, two in front
to the right and left Of the judges
stand and the other back toward the
front door The generally improved
appearance Of the room was very
pleasing,
There was quite an important
business meeting Of the Civic league
in the court house last Friday after
noon and 1t was wei attended. The
secretary reported that as a result of
a canvass of the town during the few
days previous, quite number OF
members had been secured. and the
treasurer reported subscriptions to
the amount Of about SIS. Various
matters were discussed and among
other things 1t was decided to secure
garbage baskets to receive the trash
that might be collected from the
streets. 1t Is the purpose Of the
League also to beautify the court
house yard, If the consent Of the
ooupt,, hoard of commissioners can be
secured