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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

Notice Of Sale Of Personal Property.
state Of south Dakota, County Ut Charles
lix. -
In County Court.
In the Meter OF the Estate Of Ferdinand
Wi2nke. Deceased.
Notice II Hereby Given. mat The under
signed. administratrix Of the estate Of
Ferdinand Wisnke. deceased. pursuant 70 the
order OF the above named court made and
entered hessin on the 18th day Of October.
isoo. Will sell ~ public auction as the late
residence Of the said deceased. 6ve miles
west and Two miles north Ut the town Of
Wagner. In the county Of Charles Nix. state
Of south Daktos. On the Ssh day OF Novem
bsP. 1909. all Of the following described per-
s0nal property belonging 70 the estate.
Of said Diseased TO- wit: ~ read Of steers: ]
hay rske: | mower sssder; ! old breaking
piov;l corn culttvator; ! grain Seeder; !
harrow; l Deertn9 biader; ! lumber wagon
4 disc harrow: aud divers and sundry
ARTICLES Of personal property belonging TO
The estate Of said deoeassd.
Terms Of sale; Cash or it equivalent In
bankAhls paper.
Dated ibis eth day Of October. A. D. 1901.
Bertha Wienke,
Administr asrox q the sststs Of Ferdinand
Wtonke. deoeosed.
Lindsay = Beck. Attorneys tor estate.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29
Ash Grove Flats

There are lots Of ducks flying
and lots Of shooting on the lake.
49,. The weather prophet in
Wagner predicts q storm next
month, and has gotten lots of
the farmers scared and they are
hustling their corn OUT. !. Mr..
and Mrs. Uunsmore we're snop-
ping in Wagner Tuesday 49,.
Will Monteith was out this week
trying TO buy yearling steers. :.
49,. .Rube Mcfarland has more
corn pickers in his field than all
the neighbOrs put together. 49,.
TheO. Nelson is building a new
barn 49,. Peter Nelson has I'm
ished up his road work and left
the roads in pretty good shape.
Scott Davis, Ray McFsr.
land and some more of the boys
went to Aberdeen TO register in
the land drawing. We hope
they all get claims $50. Webster
Metz went TO Armour Monday
with q four. horse load wheat aud
tied the horses on the street and
when he returned to them one
of them was gone and no trace
OF it could be found. the
animal was q gray mare. 3years
old and weighs over 1900 pounds
Jacob Jacobson is finish
ing another barn $3.50. Mrs. Roe
10 visiting at the home of Mrs.
O. e. Davis.
Coue. you're the Doctor.
Which shall Il 10.
O0otlv ness. constipation. or
Holiister's Rocky Mountain Tear
p. Z. Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

Masonic Announcement.
Special Com N unication Of
Alpha Lodge A. F. & A. M. will
be held Saturday evening. Nov
vember 9th, at . p. u. Work in
+. A. degree. All men bers are
requested TO be present. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited
n. D. James, w. M.
John Stedronsky, Secretary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29
Meeting Of City Council.

Meeting Of City Council.
The regular November meet
ing Of the City Council will be
held Monday evening. Novem-
Der, LIST, at 8 p. N. AL mem
bsrs Of the City Council are re
questsd to be present as there
will be business Of Importance
70 transact.
n. d. James,, Mayor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

Sickening headaches. indigestion, constips.
ton. indicate unhealthy condition of the
bowess. Hossisters Rocky Mountain Tea
makes the bowels york naturall and re-
stores your system 70 perfect health and
strength. Begin tonight. p. X. PinAsd.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

For Sale: Ny house and two
lots south OF the new school
house. Will trade for horses
and cash or part time. For par
ticulars write Frank Ray. Grind.
stone. s. d.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

NIGEL me ~ EbU6Iu ..
Rev. J. F10ckhart and many
others from Greenwood went TO
Sioux Fails yesterday TO attend
the funeral Of Bishop Hare.
Go 70 Pinard's for Kodaks
and supplies. A fine line Of
EAstman's goods IN stock.
Ryle Bros. sustained : heavy
loss BY fire on Tuesday Of last
week. They lost 10 acres OF
wheat and 50 acres Of oats, in
the stack.
For that tired feeling 60 and
see Hans Hanson Ct the Opera
House Saturday evening Oct.
30th, he viii cure you. Band
concert u $50 p. n.
Quincy Lee Morrow delivered
IN address tOa good sized %
dience at the N. e church Mon.
day evening on the temperance
Issue.
Your present pans and kst-
ties can be used with the cleo
tric grids and disc stoves, and :
beefstsak cooked on IN electric
broiler II delicious.
Miss r E. Burner, who has
been q the 8. Gable home in
the capacity Of nurse. returned
Friday % her home in Sioux
City.
The party that took the hay
raks from my lots south Of the
track had better return it or l
will prosecute him. / know who
the party il. Jake Walters.
Bishop Hobart Hare, Of the
Episcopal diocese Of South Da.
kota. died last Saturday night
q Atlantic City. after . linger-
ing illness, at the age Of ~ years.
Il its anything in the drug
6ne. Jon can get Il ct Pinard's
CITY Drag Store.
Eman vawrinek, who has held
: position for some time in the
u. Vawrinek store, severed his
oonnection with that establish
msnt Tuesday and on WEDNESDAY
left for n eastern trip.
J. n. TODD and family depart
ed on Friday Of last week for
their new home q In ~, Wyo.
The New Era joins their many
friends here In wishing them
SUCCESS in their new location.
Go % the City Barber Shop
Tor Z nice clean bath. Base.
ment Of First State Bank.
Sunday school in the Congre-
gational church 6 ten :. m.
preaching q eleven. Theme:
Strength for the Day" Even
ing service q 7:30. You are
cordial invited 70 shese services.
You better come in and buy
that overcoat Won are going 70
buy. Y. J. Pssicka,
The city cIothisr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. johnson.
after Visiting their son and fam.
lily here the past week, left on
Wednesday for Rapid City,
wnsrs they will visit their
daughters and also hold down :
homestead.
Come In and look Ct our new
omces, over the Wagner State
Bank; alss the electric cooking
ntensils We have on pisplay.
Dakota Ca, Electric Light 4
Power Co.
Il u ssid that the Hama Han
son" orchsstra playing that
bArnyard tuns whore they rang
the COW bell and the different
instruments initiated the cattle.
Il II % natural that il win MAGE
Wagner got up. thinking it u
time to milk. Hans Hanson
will appear at the Opera House
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29
THE TOWN

- sN"W -
80

Meet Ne at Pinard's =.
Co % v. J. Pssickaia for your
I'll sults.
Miss Hasel New man Il re
ported vsry III.
!. r. Oameron went 70 Scot
land Wednesday.
I'd. Ryas returned Satur day
from : trip - Montana.
J. = 6tssha visited friends
= Jefferson over Sunday.
Got : South Dakota map for
90 - the New Era of1ics.
Hon. Frank Trumbo retarned
Goe1rdAy From Stamford.
Aiss Oourtnsy returned 70
- hone = Lincoln, Neb.. Fri
~.
Attorneys Lindsay 4 Beck OF
0sdess were II ths city Eatur.
day.
Il you have : coId. 90 10 the
CITY BARBER Shop and get hot
heth.
All kinds 81 school books and
00pplies = ninard's City Drug
0tOr0.
= F. Philips left Wednesday
10r Centesvillesand other lows
pasnts.
a bouncing baby boy arrived
- ths Rodney Payne home on
Monoay.
Or biz lot Of fur coats I'll
kind = j. v. Peaicka,
The city cIoshier
Mra- w. r Kennedy nas been
- The sick Inst. but il improving
ntcsly = present.
p0r sale-lots II and 12 in
baock s east Wagner. Enquire
- J. ]. Aawhiney.
Miss Rsth Mccormick va
~ from Yanktoa over Sunday.
visiting her parents.
Mis- Francis ITCHY has hem
vsry sick the past tvo weeks.
but = nov consalescing.
Bay your winter clothing nov
- cloehing will - higher soon.
n. J. Pssicha, city clothisr
John Abshsr returned home
Go3n1day fron N extended
b0s1nsss trip h the cast
Yos win receive : pleasant
'nhnye and courteous treatment
= The City Barber shop.
Mrs- Irve DAILY returned
Saturday evening from : week.
visit with her parents u Oiivet.
Coms il and let ~ supply
youT winter clothing wants.
y. J. Pssicka. city clothier.
Ar. and Mrs. Guy Williamson
- ~ proud parents Of : fdne
-, Born on Wednesday Of last
49,.
Ne hase the latest styles in
CserCoats. r. J. Pesicka
IT, city clothisr.
Ar& Absbsr returned Friday
- her home - 81 Charles. after
apl1aaant visit with relatives
hor0.
ElectFic 1st irons are ! won
1of1ul c0nvsnience. a single
tS1al = Convincing. and you may
~ o0s free Of cost
W now hsvs : full line Of
1ioc records o. hand III the
lime. Oo0o n and hear orr
new machine. p. r Pfnard.
lltss Eta Pinard returned
Friday = her homs q Jsdefson.
49, - extended visit With rel
aseD 40 friends IN Wagner.
- Dakota Gas, Electric
yht = RoWsr Go. put their
- 1na1o Andes il opera
o6cn - Ibursday Of last week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29
Worms in Hom

Please call aud get q remedy
that will remove worms ia hogs
and pigs. Money back If not
satisfied. Sold under guarantee
At Emil Aisterek's feed store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

II it's anything in the drug
line, you can get it ct Pinard's
City Drug Store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

the evening with Hans Hanson"
1t the Opera House Saturday
October. 3Oth, 1909.
A cordial invitation II extend
ed to all to Worship in the
Methodist church Sunday. Oct
ober 31st. The morning ser.
vice ~ 100 o'clock will b .
memorial service Ia memory of
little Ella Bucholx who died
under such sad circumstances .
few weeks ago. The pastor
viii speak on the subject
Heaven, Its Hope and In
habitants. The evening Song
and Praise service will begin 81
100 o'clock. The choir will
render . special number Of
music ct each service.
A. J. d0yer, Pastor.
Ask us to estimate the cost of
wiring your home, have the job
done and . meter installed and
pay for just what current you
use.
Dakota Gas, Electric Lgh. 4
Power Company.
BENZ. and Mrs. Mcbride have
just completed . new home on
their farm about three miles
from Green wood. They opened
it to their friends with . genu
inc hospitality Of the old time
"nonse warming" style on
Saturday night. Over . hun
drsd guests Assem- bed TO do
honor 20 the occasion and testify
TO the regard In which this
worthy couple are held by all,
Indian and white guests being
about equally divided in mum.
bers. Mr.. Mcbride was in
terpreter at the Agen cy for Z
long time and among the guests
were oil the employees u the
Agency. Cards. games and
music were the amusements
and 1t midnight an elegant
supper was served.
The Reading Circle and Local
Institute, OF the Wagner dis
trict will be beld ct the school
house on Saturday, October 30.
II Loo p. m. The program will
be q follows: Music, Double
~quaytette; Model Lesson on
Language, Miss Ryan; Paper on
general IL son work, Miss Ora
Swenson. Followed BY discus.
sion lead by Miss Hatfield: Pa.
per Reading 10 the Eight Grade,
Miss Fern; PAPER On Sixth and
Seventh Grade History. Miss
LAthrop; Discussion lad by
Miss Mccormick; Paper on Ad.
vance Geography, Miss Mary
Peshek. Mrs. Trout viii review
the first l06 pages Of the Read
ing Circle look, Teaching . Dis
trict School. Miss Marsh will
review the 6rst 100 pages OF
''Civics and Health. Talk by
Superintendent Murphy.
James McCoun and wife. OF
Vermillion. and James A. Dow
nard aud wife, Of Danville.
Indiana who were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Estsp at the
Greenwood Agency for two
weeks departed for their 70
spectivs homes last Monday
morning Mr.. Downward il one
OF the best known real estste
lawyers In Indiana and il the
financial represenuvs Of the
Union Central Life Insuranc e
Company and inspects the land
on which this company makes
it, loans In half the state Of In.
diana and apart Of southeastern
Illinois. His knowledge Of land
values l. therefore worth some
thing and wien b says that
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

SNAF SNAF
4Oaeres river bottom h nd
near Crossword for sale &C
so. per acre, very cheap.
Adam Grimes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

LIQUID Koal is sold under q
positive guarantee to cure and
prevent Hog Cholera. At Emil
nistorok's.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

LECTURE COURSE DATES
wilbur Starr Concert Co, Nov.
10.
Craber. Howe Enter tanners, Dec.
Is.
Col. G.. A. Gearhart, lecturer,
Feb. Is.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-10-29

C0H.e. you're the Doctor.
Which shall IL be.
O0stive ness. constipation. or
HOLSTERS Rocky Aoantain Tear
r. 3. PinArd.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
DIR. F. A. COOK
WAS in TOWN
HE PASS ED THROUGH
HERE ON A PENNSY
TRAIN TUESDAY.
No One Knew He Was in the
City-Was Enroute From
Chicago.

DIR. Frederick A. Cook, the
worlds greatest explorer, and
the first man to discover the
north pole, was in Plymouth for
five minutes Tuesday afternoon
although there were not a dozen
people who knew it. The distin-
guiShed man was a passenger or
Pennsylvania train No. %, which
is due to arrive here at 1:17 p
m.. and had it not been for the
colored porter on the train nc
one would have known that he
had ever seen Plymouth. The
only thing that he is quoted as
having said, was: Where are we
and how far are we from Chi
cago?"
DR.. Cook was enroute from
Chicago, where hel delivered a
lecture Monday night, to Buffalo
where he is scheduled to give an
address before a big meeting
some time this week. Worn out
by his long journey through a
number of the western states, he
was not feeling well. according
to trainmen, and he expressed a
desire. to reach his destination
quickly.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11

A gang of seven teams, and
twelve men, began work exca-
waiting for the right of way of the
South Bend and Logansport
Traction Co., on the Michigan
road north of the city limits Mon
day. The work started on the
removal OF an einbankment just
north of the fair grounds. The
Gang OF men are all from Goshen,
and arrived Sunday evening with
their teams, driving overland.
The contractor is George Butter
field of Goshen, who has charge
of the work of excavation from
Plymouth, north. This gang will
be met by the gang starting
south from Lapaz along the east
side of the Vandalia right OF way.
The road will follow the Michi-
gan road north to the Vandalia
Ry.. where it will take its own
right of way north to Lapaz. 1t
was purposed to have work be-
gun at Lhpaz Monday, but this
was found impossible because the
work of this division has been let
to a contractor from Detroit,
Mich, who had not arrived.
Gang Arrived Sunday.
The gang which started work
today, arrived yesterday after
noon from Goshen, and have TAX
en- quarters in house in the
rear OF the residence of B. B.
Scheetz on north Michigan street
and will board with Mr.. Scheetz.
The gang will doubtlessly make
this city their headquarters until
they are too far from the city to
make return practicable.
Surveyors Are Busy.
Meanwhile a half mile farther
up the road, the surveyors are
busy. measuring the cuts and fill
ins which must be made in the
road5ed. The actual line OF sur
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
DEATH OF HENRY GREGG.
Well Known Resident Dies at
Bremen Thursday Evening
Was Brouht Here.
be Brought Here.

John Henry Gregg, a well
resident of Marshall county, died
at his home in Bremen, at AZ
O'Clock last evening. Death was
caused from paralysis and hem
orrhage If the brain. Deceased
was born in Batavia, ILL.,, in
March 1913. He moved to Bour-
bon, Ind, and started a stave
factory there in 1861, and later
moved to Lapaz, where he resid-
ed for many years, finally NOV
ing to Bremen, where he resided
until his death. He is survived
by three children, two OF whom
reside in Chicago, and one at
Bremen.
TN1e funeral was held at
Bremen, Sunday morning. and
left there at II 80 a. m.,
overland, coming to Plymouth,
where interment took place
at Oak Hill.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
MATTHEW SURPRISED.
Anti-Saloon League Leader Wis
its Gary and Sees Violations
of Law Existing.

Attorney w. II. Matthew OF
the Indiana Anti-Saloon league,
was in Gary the other night, hav-
ing come here from Valparaiso,
where he has been attending the
trial of the remonstrance cases
against the Burns ditch PROPOSE
ton in the superior court at Val
paraiso, says the Lake County
Times.
In regard to the local situation
Attorney Matthew expressed sur
prise when told that in spite of
the indictments returned against
them, there were still a number
OF the blind tigers in operation
throughout the city. Later the
Anti-Saloon leader strolled
across the Wabash, and it is pos
sible that some excitement can
be expected on the illicit saloon
question in the near future.
In regard to the local situation.
Matthew said that he knew that
the local situation had been bad
in that many violations OF the
law had been permitted.
Il believe, however he said,
that the citizens themselves
could have done much to elimin-
ate these places if they had been
willing to take the law into their
own hands.
Concerning the remonstrance
cases, he said that there was not
question in the world about the
saloon league winning the cases
against them, as he stated that
he could prevent the defendants
getting licenses in any event. He
refused to say why, however,
that he had been so anxious to
get continuances in the Qases
whenever they came to trial.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
Frank Hager Ill.

Frank Hager formerly of this
city. is seriously i'll at the home
of Chas. Whitley in Argos, suf-
fering from a nervous breakdown.
With Mr.. Whittey, young Hager
has been engaged in the automo-
bile repair business in the south
Hager, went to Argos Saturday
to care for the young man, who is
threatened with typhoid fever.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
P. H. S. CORNER

The annual meetings of the
classes were held for the cleo
ton of officers, the election
standing as follows:
Senior-President, Thompson
Myers, Vioe-President, Emmons
McCrory, Secretary, Esther o.
Keeie, Treasurer, Lelea Hess.
Junior-President, Ralph Nc
Corilsick, Vice President, Ha-
eel 1'feaux, Secretary, Heicn
TomAnson, Treasurer, EuIalia
pcdhel.
Sophomore-President Here
las ~, Vice P.esl lent E.rma
&c ie-, Secretl Y. lace Str
ven, "A. Treasurer. Ruth V:naii.
The Freshmen have not yet
organized.
The usual trouble Zone might
almost say unusual troublel is
the result OF Seniors choosing
their class pin. The boys fac
ton entertain hopes of wearing
a miniature coat of armor while
the girls wish something dainty.
1t is not known yet who will win
out Myers faction or girls
clique.
Mr.. Schelle instructor of the
Commercial Department has re-
viewed the athletic spirit. He
has introduced a new game tor
the girls called New Comb. F"
The girls are progressing fine
along this line and seem to be
taking a great interest in it. Mr..
Sclelle is also doing some very
fine work in the way of boys
basket ball. No date has as yet
been set for the first game
but when it is set let everybody
come and help the boys along,
for your presence helps more
than you think.
The students held high carni-
val Hallow eve night Ask Mr..
Schelle who the five ghosts were
that called on him.
Miss Morrisey decided to
move Mac 80 the front seat. They
had debate on the matter but
the affirmative finally won out
and if you should happen iii His
tory V you will see Emmons oc-
cupying the whole front row" T"
A committee OF Seniors and
the Faculty are considering llav-
ing Glass Day this year. This
would certainly prove a novelty
and the Seniors of 10 would feel
right proud of having instituted
Glass Day" in the p. II. S.
There has been some changing
of seats n the assembly. If by
chance you called in the II. S.
Assembly the first of the year,
you will not find the same stu
dents occupying the same seats.
| wonder why?
The faculty has been asked to
give a Faculty Play" with Miss
Morrisey filing the capacity of
heroine. Then who would be tire
hero?
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
SUDDEN DEATH AT ARGOS
William Hagenbush Dies at His
Home South of Argos Early
Saturday Morning.

After calling his wife to arise
and light a lamp, William Hagen
bush aged 35, died suddenly It
his home two miles south of Ar
Cos at 4 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. He had been suffering with
rheumatism for some time, and
death is thought to be due to a
rheumatic heart. He is the son
of Israel Hagenbush, who has
been marshal of the town of Ar
Cos for many years. His wife
and five small children survive
him.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
WORK Of EXCAVATION ON
|NTERURBAN LINE STARTS
Gang of Men and Teams Begin Work
North of City at Noon Monday
veying Completed to South Bend.

vey has been completed to South
Bend, and the double row OF
stakes can be followed from Fly
mouth to South Bend. From La
paz to Plymouth, the right-of-
way is along the extreme east
side OF the road. At the point
where the excavators are now
working, the rigf1t-of-way lies be-
tween the line of telephone poles,
and the fence on the east side OF
the road. For about a half mile,
rhe telephone poles stand directly
III the path of the road bed, and
will have to be moved. The con-
tractor stated that the telephone
company of this city, will not be
ready to move the poles for some
time, and that the work Of exca-
vation will proce. d around these
poles nevertheless.
Looks Like Interurban.
And now it begins to look like
an interurban for Plymouth. The
eagerness with which the work
is being attacked, and the dis
patch with which everything is
being executed, indicates that the
work will be pushed to a rapid
conclusion. The gang employed
IN excavating will push their
work to completion, and will be
Immediately followed by the con-
struction gang, who willIlay the
ties, rails, erect poles etc. AFTER
two years of dallying during
which time most Plymouth peo-
pie lost faith in the proposed
road. the work has at last actual
ly begun, and must be pursued
diligently until completion, or
the franchise for the road in Mar
shall county is lost to the pro-
moters. 1t is the expectation OF
the promoters to have the line
completed, and cars running by
June 1st, next year.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-11
LEAVE CONTRACT
FOR PAVEMENT
FRED HOFFMAN COMPANY
WILL CONTINUE La
PORTE ST. PAVEMENT
Council Ordered Water Mains
Extended to the Monarch Iron
Works-Petition Granted.

AT the regular meeting of the
city council Monday night the
contract for additional pavement
to west LaPorte street, was let to
the Fred Hoffman Co., of Goshen
at the following bid: Filling per
cubic yard so cents Curbin,g per
lineal foot % cents, paving with
postum block per square yard
S1.46. The bid of Hoffman was
the only one received. Hoffman
was the contractor who laid all
of the pavement in Plymouth this
summer. The addition to LaPorte
street will not be laid until spring.
in report on the petition OF the
Monarch Iron Works to have
water mains extended to the end
of west LaPorte street recon-
mended that the extension be
made and by the concurrence of
the council the Improvement was
ordered.
A petition was presented by
the Marshall County Trust and
Savings Co., to remove the OBJ
struction formed by the fountain
north of the river bridge on
Michigan street, by removing the
wooden canopy, and moving the
fountain 10 the south side of the
sidewalk. The reasons given
were that the canopy was too
low to allow a person carrying a
parasol to pass beneath, and that
the sidewalk was blocked by the
present location of the fountain,
and also that water blown on the
sidewalk from the fountain col
lectdd and kept the sidewalk wet.
The petition was referred to the
committee on streets and alleys.
Quincy Kelley was given per-
mission to move building on Lib
erty and Sophia streets. The
moving is to be done for Mrs.
Stein.
Reports of the street commits
sioner and city treasurer were
each read and ordered placed on
file. The street commissioner
was instructed to clean certain
alley sewers.
Bills in the amount of $929.14,