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New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
TRIED DOUBLE MURDER
Stabbed and Beat Wife and Daugh-
fer-KILed Himself.

A man is dead a girl viii die and woman i'ias
not recover as the result Of What t"e P''-o
The Bronx believe 10 have been al a''7iip'
6orble murder. followed by the suicide cf 'he
,.o,,I5 ba murderer The man was Peter Sahrh. a
former butcher forty-four years old Inc woman
Is his wife Sophia, forty years oio' anu 'ie
the cojple's daughter. also named SoPh'"'
- ia Tho tragedy occurred in the home OF
the Sahms in the basement of the nNe stoly no
house at No 954 Anderson Avenue ihe % Or -.
uas discovered bv John Quell janitor OF the mouse
revt door who boarded with the Sahms- Jealousy
was the possible motive
Sabm since he lost his job as pu'chei 'i"n
TO, .,,,Joved as watchman by the hemp-Jones
-, ltar,. which has erected a number of
ea+bo,ses in Anderson avenue, in one OF whlch the
sahms lived Quell noticed an unusual qulethesS IN
the Sahm apartment and investigated 9uuueIIS
tho hind flew up and, peering H. ne Sd" Nrs'
sahm on a bed, apparently deao, me Jehitoi
so,,rd Police Sergeant MacAvoy OF the hlshor1dse
s.otion The sergeant forced open the door leading
into the kitchen.
on the kitchen floor Sahm lay dead. his throat
having been cut. large butcher knife was sun
clutched in his right hand.
In the bedroom adjoining. on one bed, lay mrs
sahm, unconscious and bleeding from dozen stab
wounds In another bed the daughter, also un-
conscious and stabbed in many places as her
mother
Sergeant MacAvoy summoned DR. BookstaVer OF
Lebanon Hospital who found that in addition TO
and the cir! were fractured, possibly by blows from
the. heavy handle OF the big butcher knife The
two we're hurried to the hospital
There was no sign Of a struggle IN the mousse
and tbe nolice theory of the tragedy is that Sahm
rose about . or o'clock in the morning, while his
wife and daughter were sleeping soundly, stabbed
them then beat them the head with the heavy
knife handle and. thinking he had killed them
had gone into the kitchen and cut his throat.
To Coroner Schwannecke Quell. the janltor' tod
q story which apparently supplies motive for the
CRIME OuelI saws that his wife died about two
,ears and half ago. and that since then he has
,eep making his home with the Sahms. Sahm
according to LOueI's statement, jealous OF him.
wholly without cause
Last night about o'clock said Queil TO the
coronc. ..he came up to and said: Keep away
from my wife. There is going to be only one
man in my house. and that is me.
The Coroner thought the knife handle was too
light TO nave crushed the women's heads. but
could not account for the absence In the Sahm
apartment of any hammer hatcher or other in
strunent with which the blows could have been
struck
Mrs Rose Iaughenbach, of No. s. Lawrence
street Manhattan, went The Bronx Coroners
office late ,ast evening and told Il story OF the
case 20 Clerk Walsh which agreed with the YER
sion that jealousy of QuelI by Sahm was RESPONSE
bic for the tragedy. She said that friends OF the
family had been speculating for d long time as to
how soon Sahm would kill QueH. She will repeat
her story toaho Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April 20, 1909.


Steamer PATHS ,Greekp. Royabzides s7uyrn, NJ, -
FIaeus 20 Yithion ard kaIamata 30 Patras AnriI
and Gibraltar = 10 Litsas. 81 cabin and a.i
steerase passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar ar
steamer Minneapolis oBr). Care London ApriI 10 "a
and mdse- Arrived bar az 4O4 a IN
steamer 'Crnertc 'Brl. Niven, Lucia April II to
Howard Houlder partners. in ballast Afrj,aJ a.
the Bar at II 30 . m u0th,. ed a.
snip Comet tiiri. Davis. IIogo December ana Snra
pore January II. Philip FSuprecht with uudsn -
steamer oceania tNusu. Bartuich. Naples March "a
Trieste Apri 3. Palermo AIgers O. II pheps Bros
d - with passengers and mdse. South Fire Island
steamer Aragon. Herbert. Georgetown $ e. Apri, Il
u" 70" M Atlantic coast Lumber Corporation, with lumber
Steamer Alliance. Sukeforth. CristobaI April "a +,
the Panama r IS Line. with passengers. mails
mdse on Highlands al ll:l2-R m.
steamer turnessla tRri. Lumsdane Glasgow and Mo
vile April 10, Henderson Bros. with cabin and
POO sserage passengers and mdse Arrived a Bar
steamer Dochra ,BrJ. Longbottom Buenos ,yres Feb
ruary II. Rosario March and Coastine - Barber
Trinidad ,Br,. Mckenzie. Berrnu.la AIrii IS
4 e outerbridge 90. with 100 Messengers malls
and mdse' Arrived ~ the Bar al 900 -"
Steamer United States tDau. Wun. Copeahageu April
Chrislana and Christ anssni 10. to Funrn. Edye &
Co with 139 cabin and 913 sieerhge passengers and
folk to the old dominion - Co with passengers and
Steamer colorado. Mcintosh Mobile April l. Tampa
senEers and mdse Passed Quarantine As p
steamer Concho. Young. Galveston April II and Key
West IL to Mallory IS co With passengers and
Steamer Marken tDutch1. BunRe. Sasua April and
Caibarien - he Munson IS Line with sugar. Al
steamer surname Dutch Eemoud Demerara ApTil =.
Para and Trinidad H. TO the Royal Dutch Wts
india Mail. with u passengers mails ana muse arrived
steamer Y Iuckenbach. Mclean. Ponce April ..
p with - cabin passengers and mdse Arrived
a Bar S:2S p m. I"t1
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Genoa April I6-tudiena dtaB. New York I'm LguTia
tItan New York via Naples 1910 Cretc tbrl' Ne"
York via Mchaels
tibraltar April 2O-Koenlgn Luise Ger. New YORK tr
Naples and Genoa - VI -.
>;a,i-s Ami 2o-Iornbardia d;aD. York.
sntvye~p April 9p-Z-elaud t8r New YORK Wa Dover
Hamburg April 2O-Amerka tGer) New YORK VIA FtyHl-
outh and Cherbourg .,,.
colon. April 2O-PaEama New York - III,
Pernambuco April IS-Castf1liRu Prince tBrl New YORK
via barbados and Pardhyba- -
N,ntevtdro ApriI I9-Voitare (r) York via Santos
Trieste April fG-Argentina tAustl. New York
Bermuda April 1g-Guiana tBrl. New York
SAILED
Naples April GiOrgio Gtab. New York; L. TaoT
IN Itab New York
Trieste April I5-Irene fAusO. New York
1G-IazIO tItal) New York
Barbados. April I7-Cuthbert tB-} Nr"m Paral- New
singapore April Norman Prince ,Br) from YokO-
hama etct. New York
Malta APRIL 10-Embiricos CGreekl. from PirRuS for
Shanghai April 2o-Indramayo Bp from Yokohama
MidiIesboroash April 2o-Manchester Exchange ,Bo
bermuda April ao-r~rrnudan oBr, New York.
sabanE. AprH 1s-IuvercIyde ,BT) from New York;.
yaInsrais6 ,ApriI 17-Foxton Han tBr, from New
York and Newport News via Punta Arenas. Puget
c;fbrItar April Barbarossa SGer) 6from
Napesl New York
Dun<eness April 2o-I.ucine ,Br), New York for
Dunkrk
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

Girl SAT- ReJedLs Source of Funds
for Hendricks s Cam paign

i, lawsuit full OF interest to local politicians
vealing OF the methods resorted 10 just prior
to the last election, tried yesterday before
Justice William J Boyhan in the 9Th District Munc-
ipal Court a civil suit brought by Louis
S Grenner against George H. Davis To recover
$3.50 which testified he lent Davis various
occasions but which Davis told the judge.
handed him a portion Of a fund 10 be used
for campaign purpose at the last election.
Davis who is a Republican. said he conceived
idea OF organizing an independent party In the
18th 9th and @9th Assembly districts to fight Her
bert Parsons The candidate Frank Iendrick
and 70 finance his campaign Davis. Grenner and
their fellow workers had to raise 5000, 5000
for each of the districts named. When the
we're counted, Davis said. IL found Hen
drick who at the last moment. had begged be
allowed to Withdraw. had poled only 4cj votes IN
dicatNng" said Davis tina; II had s15 to
have him run
That portion OF the testimony Of Davis and
Grenner. however. which created sensation In
court the announcement that a great deal
OF the money raised came from on@ OF the leading
lights Tammany Hall,
Davis up ntel claim against Grenner OF
$500. 500 OF which was To cover bill Of the
American District Messenger Company for services
in distributing thirtv-thret thousand circulars and
letters. covering the West Side from Greenwich VII
lage S9th street Justice Boyhan reserved his de-
cisiop
When asked yesterday whether he knew that his
campaign against the regular Republican candidat te
had received strong financial support from Tam
many, Mr.. Hendrick said; 4 had nothing at a II
do with the collection disbursement of funds
for my campaign l neither knew cared
whence from whom the money / based
my campaign a specific principle and had
nothing to do with the handling OF the funds. Mr.
Davis looked out for that.
The figures mentioned being expended would
indicate that somebody's pockets were
pretty well lined. Money may have been raised
from Tammany but Il not used to advance
my campaign. II Tammany put up any such sum-
Tammany fooled. II certainly wasn't TO get
for me. but for the Tammany opponent Of
Parsons The result that only the Taft land
slide saved Parsons from defeat While the plu-
rali;ies OF Olcot and Bennett the other two Re
publican Congressman almost trcbled. that
OF Parsons almost a third. With this
result the milking o; Tammany, given in court
had nothing TO do
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
CONTINUING PARK FIGHT.
Protection Committee adding Many
4dherents to Its Cause.

The Central Park Protection COMMITTEE pIahS u
keep up its fight against the invasion OF CehtIal
PARK by the National Academy of Design until the
Francis Murphy bills KILLED in the Legs
lat,lre Not until the end Of next week snail we
know, definitely whether the academy will be
authorized to ahead in Its purpose S1iu N
tary Stover yesterday
Henry 4 Towne. preEdent of the Merchants
Association. said in a letter recently:
and niavgrounds. and must spend large amounts to
acquire what is needed Every foot or park space
fionaI Academy OF Design is one OF our best public
institutions. and should have all proper syip'lIhs
and support but at the expense OF our parks
II any park land is given to the academy II can
be claimed with equal justice by scores OF 2theF
public and civic institutions and tne Whoie VINO ,ti 1l
Central Park would not suffice to meet lne , ulu-
r7ata demand. The tine to arrest any such desc
Grafton of the park is at the beginning.
Profes sor John B CLARK, II Columbia University
said in a letter:
NJ, views on the Central Park protection question
are se[ereiv simple The occupa ncy Of space in the
park by private institution s an ooFl2uS a ana
be 50 If the proposed building were church Il
school. a public hall or any other structure IN pris
,ate ownership for uuasi-public purpose. II IS
50 In the case Of the building for the otheTWlSe
admirable academy. In its own interest that or
% nza tion should keep clear Of such associations
as its present effort to grab piece of park prop
erty creates
Additional letters were received from y. B. Sny-
der president of the National Bank Of Commerce
Il A Schenck president Of the Bowery Savings
Rank: Stephen g. Cook, president Of the West Side
Savings Bank; A s Frissell, president OF the Fifth
Avenue Bank: Edward Townsend. president OF
tn. importers and Traders National Bank: d 5
RAMSAY president of the East River Savings
Bank: Clarence Gcadby, president of the Ameri-
can Savings Bank, and Scott Foster, president OF
the Peoples Bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

Steamer sygna tNory. olsen New Orleans April 13 to
Eowrng & Co ballast. Left Quarantine at m .,
steamer Tintoretto tBr Matheson. Santos March 20.
Bahia April L.. Busk q Daniels WIN
cabin passengers. mails and mdse Arrived az the
Bar at 6 Il m.
Steamer Thora tNor) Arnosen sagua de Tanan1o ApIl
Atlantic Fruit co. with fruit Arrived at tre
Bar At $50 m. 10th. r,..--a-,, .,d
steamer Ryndam Dutch Roggeveen Rotterdam n anS
T'ouogne April 10. the Hoand-Amerca Line VIZ
SOB cabin 2S5 steerage passengers ana Hose- At
steamer Aianca sukeforth CristobaI April ~ to the
Panama r Line. with 102 passengers mans anu
ndse Arrived at Bar II :35 m ,,o,L
Bremen April Southampton and Cherbours - 20
richs e. 90 with 1873 cabin and 1870 steerage passeHsS
mails and rdse. Arrived the Bar at l2ZI ~ y; -
steamer ocean 1DutchJ. BanEert. Antwerp Aprl! a.
Philip Ruprecht. ballast. Arrived at the bdr "' '
m. Port
I.inon etc to HamburEAmerican Line WIN 70
senSers malls mdse- or Ambrose Cnal'nel Ls'''
ship 10 - ,4-t,5 northeast
fresh breeze: raining and thick: rough sea
SAILED.
Cr). Liverpool SerGlpe
Verdi fIsrl Bahia Advance Criatobal; Citta di
Norfolk. Fl Monte. Galveston lIS
savannah. jamestown. Norfolk Joseph oil Georlo
Port Antonio Maria etc; kronprinzessln e
Ger, Bremen: Rotterdam Dutch. ftotteTueii 80
I;rl Port Nadryu Via ThcmTsons Point bulal- Cr,
Flushing. CIothllde Nort Port Antonio,
der, Hamburg. Ogeechee. Brunswick: Mama hd''a
Baltimore. Delaware, Philaceiphia
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
TO SPEAK AT ART AND TRADES DINNER

Robert W. De Forest Arnold w Brunner DR..
James p Fianey and Frederick s Lamb will be the
principal speakers the third annual dinner of the
Art in Trades Club. organization of men CON
nected with the large art and house furnishing
nfns which will be held tomorrow evening at the
Park Avenue Hotel William Sloane Coffin. presi-
dent OF the club, viii preside The purpose of the
club further art standards in the decoration of
public and private buildings. 1t is an outgroWth of
the course house furnishing and decorating gwen
al the West Side Young Mems Christian Associa-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
rRANsPACIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer. close In New York
china and Philippine
ands via sea'ue-Tosa Msgu Apr p G:3o m
Islands and New Cal'dOn!a
san Franciscol-CentgIy .-..,.-.- Apr IS $50 ? m
onyl via Sea5tiel-liymerc Apr % p m
Francisso,-u ; Transport , IT,. Apr 80 $50 p m
Mongolia 6.IO
Japan China specially ad-
dressed only via Seatte)-Shinano
Maru May g. ESQ p m
tya Vancouver and Victoria. b -
A.. Empress OF Japan. May i $50 m
Tahiti. MarquesaS Islands. New
and Australia West,. san
Francisco -Mariposa May I6 $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

Translate Occasional Rain" into
the clothing language, and it mean
Rain Coats.
I'm the best sense it means rain coat,
of our own all wool and fast colo,
fabrics, proofed by the real Priestley
Cravenette process.
S2O to S35.
Mackintoshes if you'd rather
English mack" of the loose Eng.
lish style-light colors and light
weight.
American-made ''macks" of th.
same general character.
Splendid for motoring as well a.
street wear.
$1,000 to S25.
Other new English contributions
Victor Jav" Derbies. s..
Our special S1.35 gloves.
Other rainy day comforts
Double" shoes; $3.50.
Rubbers.
"'Tip-top" umbrellas. s..
Suitcase umbrellas IS.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY,
Three Brosdway Stores
zss or 1904
at at az
Warren st. 18th st. atth 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
TYPHOID PATIENT WILL WED.

Louis WeSsou Of NO. l4iI Washington avenue.
who has typhoid fever insists on being married
to-day 4he date set fer the wedding. and City
Clerk SculIy las relented enforcing the "a"
which demands that both the prospective bride
and bridegroom shall 90 his office to obtain
license he sent clerk Wessons home last
night 70 arrarg,. the pa pers-
Wesson Is To marry Miss Florence Reuben. Of No
81 East s5tlh street The ceremony will take place
81 his home.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Celia Blocker who found OF Sunday morning
in room at No SIS Prospect avenue, The Bronx.
with bullet wound in her breast. died yesterday
in Lebanon Hospital. Her divorced husband. JD-
seph Sonsky. Of Baltimore Is charged with felon-
assault. but Coroner SchVanreke says he has
evidence Justify charge OF homicide
Aloysus Gross accused OF killing John Scott, Of
No 565 Wildwood street, Flatbush, on Monday night.
pleaded not guilty IN the Flathush court Yesterday,
and was held without bail Gross had been an en-
ploye of Scott.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
HOUSE IN FIFTH AVE. DISTRICT SOLD.
Adjoins the Site at 67th Street Being Improved
by George J. Gould.

whiteho,ise & Porter have sold for Mrs Z K
I.sdew NJ. . East s1th street, four story brown
stone dwelling house. on lot , by leZ2 feet IL
sdioins the house being built at the north corner
,sl u.ll street Fifth avenue by George J. Gould
.r .lp4.s Jl= hos, nIN t8th az ,lUs formeiIE
c--r~ ar1 recently bought by
Thomas z. REan. ard also the Yerkes art gallery.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21

The Ancona reported 547 miles east Of SANDY Hook
at go NJ yesterday. expected to dock about III
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Carmania reported 356 miles Of sand
Hook al yesterday, is expected to dock about
to-day
The Oceania. reported as Dps miles or Sandy Hoo
a. m yesterday Is expected to dock about m TO
Ia
New-York tribune., 1909-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
5:l4 Sunset Gas Moon s:43 Moons =
HIGH WATER.
A M-sandy Hook $50 Gov. Island s52 1G:42
2 Msandy HOOK s45 Island e1O Iiell Gate II 90
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
MRSnIP IS COMING.
Capt. foster and His Aeroplane Will
Be Here With Yankee Robinson
Show.

You have been reading for a year
about airships and aeroplanes. You
have read where Wilbur Wright
hae cold the aeroplane rights to the
armies Of France, Germany and
Russia. The airship now being a
certainty and practicable it was up
to come up.to date circus to carry
one for this season and demonstrate
it to the public. Yankee Robinson
Shows, at an enormous expense,
has secured the identical ship that
made the circle of the Eiffel Tower
in Paris and will exhibit this ma
chine and it's workings before the
people who congre9ate in this city
on the day of exhibition. This will
be one of the greatest sights you
have ever witnessed in your life
and it may be many years before
you see another equally as great.
Prof. Foster, who has charge of the
airship, made every portion of the
chip with the exception OF the en-
gines which propel it through the
air. No condition of weather will
deter the Professor from making
his demonstration on day of ex-
hibition.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

by c.4H. Rogers. Superintendent petition
ed the council for the construction Of water
mains to the northeast corner of the NE Il
of NKh of Sec. 1S 5s17, a. subleased to this
company by this city.
The petition cited the fact that the COM
pany is constructing some sixty dwelling
houses upon this location and desired to
have water connections made to the build
ings and also they desired to have sufic-
lent hydrauts installed 90 as to have fire
protection for said dwellings,.
Moved and supported that the petition
be referred to the committee on light and
water.
Carried.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

U. 5. Commissioner. Homestead and timber
and stone entries and proofs received.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

Council Chamber. City of Virginia, Ninn..
July 8, 1909.
To the President and City Council of the
City of Virginia:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on f.
nance, would respectfully report that we
have audited the following bills and offer
the following resolution for adoption:
n. J. SMITH.
y. {. OSBORN.
Committee.
Resolved that the following bills he al
lowed and the city clerk be and is hereby
instructed to draw orders on the city treas
urer in payment of same:
Trov Steam Laundry fire hall and
pest house laundry, S "A
DR.. J. H. Grove. paying nurses at
peSt-hOuse. .............. 81 W
DR.. J. H. Grove. professional services
paying nurse, milk and water for
pest-houses,. Observation-Disclosures. 1l2 50
E. Matheson. rigs for pOliCemen..... 2 so
NJ. L. Matheson. fire dept. supply 9o5
" " " IL 10
- street supplies....... 100
A. Hawknson. supplies for different
departments, s,............... .......... 80
A. Hawkinson, trip to St. Paul. city
matter. .............. ~ ~
Virginia Light & Water Co., lighting
at FIRE hall for month of May. 1909, IL N
Virginia Light & Water Company.
city lighting for month of June, 'O9 1926 90
Virginia Light & Water Co. Hydrant
rental End quarter, 1909. .............. l47O %
Virginia Store Co.. street, sidewalk
and F. D. supplp, lp,................. ~ q
Mira / A Carlson hoard Of nriSnY1-
ers. May. 1909. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . 60
Mrs. J. A. Carlson, board OF prisoners.
June. 19O9,.. .......................... Il 60
Duluth Paper Il Stationery Co. Num-
icipal court supplies,...... 95
Duluth Paper Il Stationery Co. Num-
icipal court supplies. s................ IS
Duluth Paper & Stationery Co. paper
fasteners and staples, .............. Is
Virginia Store Co. pest-house sup
plies,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 10
Troy Steam Laundry, Jail Laundry,
Nav, 1909, Observation-Disclosures. Is
Troy Steam Laundry fire hall laun-
dry, May, 1909, 9,....... .......... %. 272
Troy Steam Laundry, laundry for
peet-house IS
w. B. Pratt & Co., city hail. Jail and
F. d. supply..... .............. 70
w. B. Pratt & Co., pest house supplies 81 Il
w. r. Bailey Lumber Co., Lumber. 391 O2
Virginia & Rainy Lake Co., Sidewalk
and health dept. lumber............ 152 92
Virginia & Rainy Lake Co., street
lumber. ................,...... 2s -
W. r. Shields, street supplies........ II 30
Pettibone Bros Mfg. Co., police sup
plies D..................... ............. ia
3. II. Tredway, supplies, different
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
MERE RAN OR SHINE
No matter How Bad the Weather Van.
kee Robinson Circus win be Given.

Beyond any question of doubt
the Yankee Robinson Circus has the
best equipment of any circus trav-
cling. All the canvass of the show
is waterproof and will Withstand
the most severe rains. All the can.
vas of the chow is made new every
year and while it would appear to
better advantage without the water
prooting the management desires
TO look after the convenience of the
patron and you are as safe in the
tents as though you were in your
opera house witnessing a show.
This show is given rain or shine
even if the afternoon show has to
be given with lights from the circue
electric plant.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
10 Quebec aod Return $50. 90.

Via the South Shore in connec.
tion with the Annual Pilgrimage to
Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Tickets on
sale July IL, 10, 20. u and q, and
good for stop over. Limit August
3lst. Excursion fares to all eastern
points; tickets on sale every day,
return limit October 31st.
For further particulars and reser-
vation write A. J. Perrin, General
Agent, Duluth, Minn. 6l87-16
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

Council Chamber. City of Virginia Minn..
July 6, l90a
Resolution No. 13Q. 1859.
Resolution authorizing the payment of
$4,000 to c. c. Dinehart. State Treasurer.
BY Alderman Elnquist.
Resolved. BY the city council of the City
of Virginia. That the city clerk be and
hereby is instructed and authorized to
draw an order on the city treasurer in the
sum of $4,000 (Three Hundred Dollars), in
favor of G. c. Dinehart, State Treasurer,
that being two per cent of the license fees
for the sale of Intoxicating liquors in the
city of Virginia. for the first six mouthe of
1909, as per Section 19. Chapter 2SS. General
Laws. 1907.
Moved by Alderman Boylan. supported
by Alderman Smith. that above resolu-
tion be adopted.
AYES - Aldermen Bovlan, Elmquist.
Smith. Mr.. President-4.
Nays-None.
Adopted july 6, 1909,
A. c. OSBORN,
President of the City Council.
Approved July l3 1909.
A. HAwKINsON.
Mavor.
ALBEIT E. BICKFORD,
CITY Clerk.
Presented to the mayor July Is. 1909.
Returned by the mayor July IL. 19O9
(SEAL)
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

Abe Je6ord petiti6nkd The council fol
permit 10 oconstruct ! 4 foot cement sid
walk along the west side Of lot 14@block :
and submitted q $4,000 bond. naming F. ~
johnson and Frank Carlson a. surettes.
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted. the bond accepted and after apsi
proval by the mayor ordered filed. g
Carried. = a,
Moved and supported that the counctf10
jour- until next regular meeting. ! N
ALBEIT s. BICKFORD, 4
corporate se.n CIT, a.rk
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
Taken Up.

A red and white COW, dehorned
with small stub of one horn left
Came to the Oliver camps some
days ago, eince which time ahe has
had a calf. Owner may have same
by calling on n. Lanivitch at the
Oliver Camps, paying for this notice
and other charges.