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The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
VIM. B. FOLSOM. Editor.
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

Miss. Naomi Mccoy. of Helena is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Dial
 B. Y. Trotter spent last Monday ir Helena on business.
 Miss Viola Abramson spent few days of last week in Helena.
 Miss Ira Hon, of Memphis, was the guest of her cousin, Miss Fannie Ables last week.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. N Looney, oi Clarendon. attended the funeral of w. D. Kerr, last week
 Mesdames J. H. Kendall and Lillie Atkins, of Clarendon. attended the funeral services of w. D. Kerr in H. c. last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Nellie Morris and Miss Nellie Walls were shopping in Helena last Monday.
 Miss Jimmie and Covan Wilborn and Mrs. Lucy Cordan. of Helena, all attended the funeral of their grand father. w. D. Kerr, last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lette Dial. who had the mis- fortune of breaking her leg in the win ter is now spending few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. T. c. Trice. Mrs. Dial is still unable to walk.
 Mrs. M. E. Beaver, of Helena, at tended the funeral of her brother, w. D. Kerr, last Tuesday.
 Osgood Naugle. of Little Rock, attended the funeral of w. D Kerr. last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lillian Wilborn, who has been y the bed side of her father. w. D. Kerr, returned home to Helena, last "Wednesday.
 W. A. Owens. who has for the past two years or more run the hotel. has gone out of the hctel business and now H. c. is with out place for the drum mer to stop. Some one will have to put up hotel.
 w A. Owens will move into his new residence on Smith st. ln few days.
 Geo. Johnson's new residence is nearing completion and he will soon move into his new home.
 Wcrk has also begun on s. Geronin' S residence who will be the next.
 Ira Taylor spent last Sunday in Helena.
 Tom Cooke spent last Sunday in Mavell
 DIED: Al his home in Holly Grove, on last Monday at noon, w. D. Kerr. aged v years and 3 weeks. Judge Kerr was one of the oldest citizens of our town. He was loved and respect ed b. all who knew him. He leaves a vie and three daughters. Mesdames Lillian Welborn. of HeleQa. Trudie Canfield, of McGregor, Texas. and Mrs. E. E. Trotter of this place. with three brothers and three sisters and with host of other relatives to mourn his death He can not come back to us but we can go 10 him. Rev. F. N Locney. cf Clarendon, preached tuner al sermon. The deceased was among tEe early citizens of Holly Grove. He had remarkably retentive memory and could give the history of every important event. both of the town and of the county, for many years back Many friend. and stranger as well, has he entertained and edified by his interesting "reminiscences of the olden days He was always foremost among those who stood for the moral progress of the community and for every worthy
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CLARENDON ITEMS

guest of Mrs. P. C. Evan this week. Captain Mccullough, of Brinkley spent Sunday in our city. Mrs. A. L. Smith and little daugh- ter, Margery. are spending few weeks in Holly Grove. Miss Joe Lathew. of Duncan. spent Sunday with Mrs. Ben Cooke. Mrs. Rothenburg, after spending the past month with her sister, Mrs. Edo Bondi. returned to her home in St. Louis Monday. A very interesting game of baseball was played Friday afternoon-S Stutt- gart Training School against Claren- don High School boys-the score being 8 to 6 in favor of C. H. s.
 The Bible class of the Christian Sunday school spent Tuesday at East Lake fishing
 Miss Elise Ford left Wednesday for Marianna to visit relatives.
 Roland Moshier and Roy Woodfin spent Sunday in our city.
 The T. U. B. Boys entertained the T. P. c. Girls Thursday evening at the New South Inn. Progressive games were played and two-course luncheon was served.
 Frank Ford left Tuesday for Mem phis.
 Mrs. Hugh Martin, of Helena, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. A.. Wilburn.
 Rev Amtribus, of Meade, Kansas, preached several interesting sermons at the Baptist church this week. II is hoped that he will except the call from this place as he was liked by everybody.
 Mrs. Lala Burdett. of St Louis is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. A. Will burn.
 Ben Swift, after spending weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. Ben Cooke, returned to Houston, Texas, Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Beard return ed from Pine Bluff Monday where they went 10 attend the funeral of their brother. Charlie Beard.
 Mrs. w. F. Branch and son. Willie, are the guests of Mrs. J. B. Moore this week.
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
 C. C. Kerr 10 w. M. Williams. B. c. Graham, C. H. Jaxon, lot No. in c. c Kerr addition. Consideration, S35o.oo.
 D. Henard to T. J. Henard. l4 of section l, township An, range 2w. Consideration, $lOO.
 Lonnie Miller to F. E. and J. H. Vandyke. l4 int to the quarter Of section l. township Is, range 2w. Consideration, $35O.O0.
 H. C. Haynes and wife to T. J. Henard, n1a of 'i ne n of e] 14, section |, township 4w. range 2| W Consideration. $75.OO.
 Albert Bobo and wife to Dave Cal lahand. s i4 of n W I5 section 24. township 2s, range lw, containing 40 acres of ela W l4. section 24. Consideration, S6OO.OO.
 B. ]. Lambert 10 w. A. Owens, lot } and 4. in Lambert & Owens ad dition. town of Holly Grove. Con- sideration, S2oO.OO.
 w. Anderson and wife to John Simpson. sla Of sw li. section z, township 4n. range 2w. Considera- ton, $75.O0.
 Hassie Simpson to John Simpson. -6 int of slls of W "A of section 7. township An. range 2w. Considera- ton. Sl2.OO.
 SPECTATOR.
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RESOLUTION

Declaring 1T necessary to improve
Market street from the north curb
line OF Hunter street to the north
curb line Of Front street, by grad
ing, curbing and paving the same.
BE 1t Resolved by the Council OF the VII.
age Of Logan state OF Ohio, three-fourths
of all the members elected thereto. concur
ring:-
Sec. l. That 1t is necessary to- improve
Market street from the north curb line OF
Hunter street to the north curb line OF
Front street, by grading, curbing and paw
ing the same with brick
Sec H. That the grade OF sail street as
improved shall he the existing grade; and
the grade OF the curbs shall likewise be and
conform to he existing grade
Sec III, That the plans, specifications.
estimates and profles of the proposed i'm
ptoyement heretofore prepared by w. II.
office Of the Clerk of said Village, be and
the same are hereby approved.
Sec. ". That the whole cost OF said i'm
prOvement, less one. nfteth thereof aud the
cost OF intersections, shnll bc assessed by
the foot frontage upon all the lots and lands
bounding and abuttiug upon said proposed
Improvement: and the cost of said Improve.
ment shall Include the expense OF the pre-
liminary and other surveys, and Of printing
and publishing the notices, resolutions and
ordinances required, and the serving OF said
notices, the cost OF construction, togeth her
with Interest on bonds issued in anticipa-
tion OF the collection OF assessments ana all
other nece ssnrN expenditures.
Sec. V. That the assessments so to be
levied shall be paid I'm ten annual INSTALL
ments, with Interest on deferred pay ments
at four per cent per annum; provided, that
the owner OF any property assessed may, at
his option, pay such assessment In cash
within thirty days after the passage of the
assessing ordinance In which case said cash
assessment shall not include any Item OF In
tetost upon bonds to he issued In anticipa-
tion of the collection OF assessments.
Sec. VI. That the bonds of said Village of
Logan, state OF Ohio, shall he issued In an
ticipation of the collection of assessments
by installment and in an amount equal
thereto
Sec VII. That the remainder of the en-
tire cost OF said Improvement, not especial
ly assessed, including the cost Of intersec-
tion. together with the cost OF any real es-
tate or interest therein, purchased or nppro-
priated, and the costs and expenses ofany
appropriation proceedings therefor, and
the damages awarded any owner OF adj n
ing lands and interest thereon, ana the
costs aud expenses of any such award, shall
be paid by the Issuance of bonds in the
manner provided by law.
Sec. VIII. This resolution shall take ef-
feet and be In force from and after the earl
lest period allowed by law.
d. D.V.THURNESS, Mayor.
+. {. GROVE, Clerk.
Passed August II, 1902
August 10 2-W
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I NELsoNvILLE BUCKEYE

Florence Kierns, the lS-year-old
daughter of Charles Kierns, was
drowned last Sunday morning
about 9 o'clock in the Hooking
river ncrth of this city. In com.
pany with her father, sister
Grace, aged IA years, and brother
Lawrence, aged i years, she had
gone to the river to gather shells
to place around the grave of her
mother. In attempting to reach
some shells in swift rifle she
stepped into deep hole and was
carried away by the swift current.
Fred Dilcher died at his resi-
dence in this city Sunday morning
at o a, M, following an illness of
about ~ months of dropsy and
liver disease, aged AZ years 10
months. The deceased has re-
sided in and about Nelsonvile the
greater part of his life, and was
we'll known among the laboring
people of the valley, and especial.
ly the mineis, of whose organiza
tion he was part for many years.
Buell. Eby, of Logan, was call.
ing on friends in this city Friday
evening.
John Schwartz and Miss Anna
Gerdes. of Buchtel spent Sunday
with the latter's sister, Mrs. will
Carr.
Otto Hankison, of Lancaster,
was the guest Of friends in this
city several days the first of the
week.
Earnest Mccormick, of Logan,
was business visitor in this city
several days of last week.
Miss Alice Mulligan. of Colum
bus, was the guest of her parents
IN this city several days the first
Of the week.
Charles Poston aud sister Mabel,
returned Thursday evening from
two weeks visit with friends in
h lCHlSaH'
A. f. Huls, former editor and
proprietor of the Hooking Republi
can at Logan, made this office a
visit last Tuesday. He was en-
route to Murray City.
Mrs. c.. E. Welch entertained
with six o'clock dinner Satur.
day evening. Those present were :
Mrs. Bert Stedem, of Logan,
Mesdames John Monahan, Louis
Eberle, Frank Rauch, Charles
Sheppard and Arthur Voorhees,.
Mis- Nell Wright, after a sever
al weeks visit in this city the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Kate Mel
son, returned to her home in
Morgantown, Va, Sunday even
ing.
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,usiness yisitor here. Sunday.

business visitor here, Sunday.
John Monahan was sunday
visitor in Corning. He was &C.
companied home by his brother,
Will Monahan.
f. II. Brown of Logan, was a
business visitor in Nelsonville,
Monday.
George Kesser of Logan spent
Sunday in Jacksonville the guest of
his brother, j. w. Kessler.
Irving Kreig of Logan was re.
cent guest of his brothers, Homer
and MARCEL Kreig.
Miss Olive Kreig returned to
her home in Logan Thursday, af-
ter a three weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Kreig.
Homer Kreig spent Sunday eve-
ning in Logan.
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TO issue bonds for the purpose con-
structing storm sewer on Market
street and the necessary catch-b ba-
sins therefor.
BE II ordained by the Council of the VII
lage of Logan, ohio, three-fourths OF the
members elected thereto concurrlng.
Sec |. Thatit is deemed necessary by the
Council of the Village of Logan, State of
ohio, to issue and sell the bonds OF said
Village Of Logan, Ohio, in the sum OF ST.
10000 for the purpose OF constructing u
storm sewer on Market street from the
north line OF Hunter street TO the Hooking
Canal, In said Village, ana the necessary
catch-basins therefor.
Sec. II. That the bonds of said Village be
Issued in the sum of Sl7OOOO for the afIl esaid
purpose each of said bonds To be in the de-
nomination Of $1,000, and numbered CON
secutively from one To ten, and all made
payable ON September 10Th, beginning with
September 18th, 1910, and bearing interest at
able annually, evidenced by coupons at
tached thereto; said bonds shall he dated
september 18th, 1909, and shall run for
period of one, Two, three, four, nHe, six,
seven, eight, nine ana ten years from date;
and said bonds shall be payable AT he otiice
of the Village Treasurer In Logan, Hooking
County, Ohio.
Sec Ill said bonds shall express upon
their face the purpose for which they are
issued and that they are issued in pursuance
of this ordinance. They shall he prepared,
Issued aud delivered under the direction of
the Finance Committee of Council and the
Village Clerk, ana shall be signed by the
MAY or ana Clerk of said Village, aud sealed
with the corporate seal thereof; ana the In
terest coupons attached to said bonds shall
be executed by the Village Clerk with his
signature thereto, or he shall have his Sig
nature Autographed thereon.
See ~. said bonds shall be first offered
nj par and accrued Interest To he Trustees
of the sinking Fund In their official capac-
ity, and II the sinking Fund Trustees refuse
10 take any or AL of said bonds at pnr ana
interest, then said bonds not SO taken shall
he advertised for public sale hy the Clerk OF
said Village, and sold I'm the manner proyid-
ed by law, hut not for less than their par
value and accrued interest.
Sec, V. The proceeds from the sale of
| said bonds, except premiums aud accrued
| interest thereon, shall he placed In the Nil-
| lage Treasury 10 the credit of he MARX et
| street storm Sewer Fund" and shall be
disbursed upon proper vouchers for tho
| purpose of constructing said storm sewer
| and the necessary catch basins therefor,
| and for no other purpose and the premium
| and accrued interest received from the sal >
| OF said bonds shall be transferred 10 the
| Trustees of the sinking Fund to be applied
| by them in the manner provided by law.
Sec. VI. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after the earliest
| period allowed by law. -
ID. THU RNEss, Mayor,
| Attesti +, G, GROVE, Clerk.
| Passed August IL, iV00,
! August ~, 2w
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EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
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I srRAITsvILLE RECORD.

Mrs. VIM. Donley was in Logon
on business Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Wells, of Logan,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Williams this week. A number of
friends gave a picnic in her honor
Wednesday in Oldtown woods
and a very enjoyable time was had
Mrs, Fred Wymueller returned
home Wednesday, after a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. A. e. Fame
and family,
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Mr.. and Mrs. ASHER Allen and
children spent several days last
week In Logan, the guests of Mrs.
Aliens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Weiss.
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You can not be we'll, or look we'll
if your kidneys are deranged.
Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys and cures back
ache, rheumatism, and all disorders
of the urinary organs. Restores
health and strength. Bort Il Co.
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The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Billison will be glad to
know they are going to move back
to Logan, Sept. 1st. Mr.. Billi-
son having accepted position at
the Opera House drug store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hier and
Miss Elizabeth Hier will return to
Columbus Saturday, after a
months visit with Mrs. HERS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Finley
Kitchen.
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INELsoNvrLLE REGISTER.

Ambrose Wade spent Sunday
evening in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Wore of
Green Dale, were Sunday visitors
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wore.
Harry Ambrose of Logan, was q
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Mrs. Angeline Brown and neice,
Miss Vira Williamson, of Toledo,
Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Brown on Glenview Heights.
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Little Miss Martha Connors of
Columbus. who has been the
charming house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Smith for the past two
weeks, returned to her home Mon
day.
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For indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive as ii stimulates the stomach
and. liver and regulates the bowels
and will positively cure habltual
constipation. Bort d Co.
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Our Mr.. Beck is in receipt of a
letter from G. w. Gifin, formerly
of Longstreth, now in Cambria,
Wyo. He recites that he is get
ting along fine in that country.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grove were
in Lancaster over Sunday and
guests also of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Grove at the Industrial School.
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Rev. Correll, Miss Minnie Moore
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben Jadwin
were in Lancaster at the Camp
Graunds, Saturday.
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Mr.. Frank Anthony, of Union
Furnace, was taken to the Colum-
bus Hospital on Friday of last
week, because of his serious con-
dition of blood poisoning. result
ing from q mashed finger.
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Miss Emma Hartman left Tues
day for A, cadla, Wisconsin, where
she viii spend some time with re-
latives and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carr, of
81. Perry, were visitors in Logan,
Friday and made our office pleas.
ant call.
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Mr.. Ben Fisher, of Union Fur
mace, was in Logan Saturday, en-
route To Chicago, where he Is 60
ing on business trip.
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Miss Maggie James, who has
been visiting Logan friends, re-
turned TO her home In Columbus,
the latter part of the week.
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Mrs. Ben Sweezy of Rachel
macher, was in Logan Sunday
and Monday, visiting Mrs. John
BlOsser.
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On Thursday of last week there
were 1861 tickets sold at Logan
and l04 at Enterprise and Rock
bridge, for the annual Merchants
picnic to Columbus.
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LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Sehlagetter
of Columbus. were the over Sun
day guests of Mrs. Frank Schla
getter.
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FOR RENT-Two we'll furnish.
ed rooms, first floor, for light
housek eeping. Inquire at office.
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Mr.. Charley Cannon went to the
Lancaster Camp Grounds on Fri
day of last week.
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Mr.. Percy Bope, of Lancaster,
has taken a position with the Bell
Telephone Co. of this city.
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Respectfully,
G. w PuIIEN. Treasurer.

htspccIluliy,
G. w. PULLEN, Treasurer.
A resolution was introduced and
passed declaring it the intention to
proceed to pave Market Street, the
petition having been read and ac-
cepted. However the petition on
iy carries with it the paving of
the street from the North line of
Hunter street to Oak Grove Gene
terry. 1t will be necessary to put
in q sewer on South Market, from
Hunter street to the Hooking can
al, before the street can be paved.
To this end the Council passed an
ordinance declaring it necessary
to construct such sewer. This
work will carry with it an expen-
diture of 81 10000. A 60 an or
dinance accepting the plat of the
Tom Shotwell addition to the Viii
lage of Logan. This tract lays in
the northern part of Logan, north
of North street and south of Oak
Grove Cemetery, and carries with
it some very valuable lots.
The Finance Committee report
ed favorable on the following bills
Dayton Blank Book d Ptg.
Co., printing ..,.,....."...".", y ~ W
VIM, McMorrow, labor 8 6i
f. C. Radebaugh, cleaning
streets .."-,, ....".. ."..".... 63 W
Logan Home Tel Co., SER
vice .......,., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
G. w. Pullen, salary, treas. so O(
j. q. Morgan, teaming ~- 81
Jacob Wycuff, labor~."".."." 81
Chris Griner, labor .~~."... "a
Journal Gazette, printing II 81
John Mathott, killing dog OF
James Morris, clean Gala
b0Ose ..... e. ,..,........ 80. .....,...-- az
Logan Mfg. Co., grade
stakes ...... ,.",....................". 4 W
Logan Light IL Power Co
lighting streets. .~~...... 367 5l
Councilman Bay reported tina
the sewer on Canal street was be
ing put in alright and that a peti
tion was in for the extension OF
two other streets, namely: ii 9 cas-
end of Church street and shor
strip on Hooking Avenue. Thes
extensions were referred to tn
Sewer Committee with power t.
act. A petition was also present
ed asking a light at the lntersec
tion of Canal and North streets
This was also referred to the com
mittee ON streets and lighting.
The long standing controvers,
concerning the opening of Mort
Mulberry street was up again TO
an airing and both parties wer
present, Mr.. Perone and the Min
go Terrace proprietors, who ar
the parties in contention. Afte
much discussion, 1t was agree
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The Misses Anna and Emma
Wellman returned Sunday from a
two weeks trip 10 Niagara Falls
aud the Lakes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beck and fam
lily spent several days last week
with relatives and friends in CO.
In nm hua
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The Misses Rose, Maize and
Anna White. Mary Lehman, Flor
ence Wise and Florence Snidsr
went to Niagara Falls on Friday
of last week.
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CLAkIglA:
Geld Medal Flour, MALINDA.
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Following work was done by st.
Com missioner Voris:
July 2, cleaning cutters on Third
street.
July 5, moving weeds in alleys.
July 81, cleaning cutters on
GAINESVILLE road.
July 8, cleaning in Glenova.
July 8, collected for dirt AS
July IL l3. cleaning cutters on
Second street.
July IA, cleaning cutters on
Market street.
July 1917, hauling brush.
July 10, cleaning cutters on
Spring street.
July 20, cleaning cutters on
Glenview Heights.
July 21.22, cleaning cutters on
Mulberry and Hunter streets.
July 90, hauling dirt East Main
street.
July 1921, cleaning Hunter and
Culver streets.
July 90 90, cleaning East Sec.
Ond street.
July 40, hauling dirt.
TREASURES REPORT.
The fOllOwinp ls the condition
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COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

On Tuesday evening the Village
council of Logan had very inter
esting session that lasted into the
small hours, and then the august
body did not get through with
their arduous labors, and at the
close of the meeting adjourned
until Friday evening.
Clerk Grove was sick and Coun-
Gilman Bay was substituted, and
he ground out the laborious work
in good shape. Under head of re-
port of Village officers, Mayor
Thurness, Treasurer Pullen and
Street Commissioner Voris sub
mitted their reports for the month
of July. The reports in detail
follow:
MAYORS REPORT.
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AN ORDINANCE

To issue bonds for the purpose con-
structing storm sewer on Market
street and the necessary catch-ba-
sins therefor.
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AN ORDINANCE

To issue bonds for the purpose of i'm
proving Market street from the
north curb line of Hunter street to
the north line of Front street, by
grading, curbing and paving the
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To issue bonds for the purpose of i'm
proving Market street from the
north curb line of Hunter st. to the
south line of Oak Grove Cemetery,
by grading, curbing and paving the
Same with hrick