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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The city council held a meeting in
the Commercial club room yesterday
afternoon with the representatives Of
the waterworks firms who were pres
-ent to put in bids on the North
Mankato plant last night. The COM
missioners desired to get their views
on how best to give fire protection
to the German Lutheran ladies sem
mary. The last council, two years
ago, adopted resolution binding the
city to afford fire protection by erect
ing a tank or affording pressure in
some other way. The school authori-
ties are now urging the council to
make good.
Mains Have Been Extended.
The water mains have been ex-
tended from the reservoir to the
school, but there is no pressure. Va
rious plans were suggested by, the
representatives present, but nothing
new was brought out that the coun-
Gil did not know, unless it was that
it would be better to erect the tank
close to the reservoir, SO as to take
less power to pump the water, on
account of the less suction. 1t is
thought that it will cost the city
$4,000 to $4,000 to install a proper
plant, and a man will have to be
employed to operate it. There will
be practically no revenue derived.
Water for East Mankato.
East Mankato property owners who
want to have the benefit of water
could do so by putting in water
mains, and in this way the city could
get some revenue, and there would
be fire protection.
The council held meeting last
evening with the representatives of
the boiler firms that bid on the new
boiler for the city pumping station,
that each might explain the merits
of the boiler that he bid upon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26

Duluth, May Ex-Governor A. O..
Eberhart will be in Duluth for the
meeting of the Northern Minnesota
2. The governor will be one of the
speakers on Estate Development"
which subject will also be touched
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26

Sheriff Osten left this morning for
Hammond, Ind, to bring back Wal
ter Mason. He expects to get back
to Mankato Saturday aight. Sheriff
Osten did some very good work on
the case. He went to Minneapolis
Wednesday and consulted with the
postoffice authorities, as it had been
tipped off to him that Mason had
left instructions to have his mail
sent there He learned there that
Mason had left orders to have his
mail forwarded to him at Hammond,
Ind, and the sheriff sent long tele-
gram yesterday morning to the au-
thorities at Hammond, asking that
Mason be arrested, and giving a full
description of him.
Miss Cole Received Telegram.
In the meantime Miss Anna Cole
of North Mankato received a tele-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26

cure Is permanent" All
pain and Inflammation is
drawn out instantly and
the bunion soon is reduced
to normal size. Corns and
callouses can be peeled
right off and will stay off.
Sore. tender feet and
smelly, sweaty feet need
but i few Treatments. A
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26
STATEMENT is MADE BY
WALTER r. MASON.

Hammond, Ind, May 49,
Walter Mason leaves here to-
morrow for Mankato in charge
of authorities from Mankato.
He claims he is innocent of
all charges. He says he knows
nothing of a check for $500.
He stated that Anna Cole gave
him the money before he left
Mankato. Later he denied
having any money when he
left. He also said he got
money from parties in Chicago
on Pennsylvania railroad bonds
belonging to him. He says
he came to Hammond from
Pennsylvania and was waiting
for a box of freight here from
a party at Mankato when ar
rested. He claims he was 60
ing with the Cole girl for over
year and that he intended
to marry her. He had trunk
and a suit case when arrested.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-26
TO CURE SORE BUNlONS
Treatment Marvelously Quick for
This and All Foot Troubles.
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"Dissolve two tablespoonful Of Gallo
eide compound in basin of hot water;
soak the feet in this for full fifteen
minutes, gently massaging the sore
parts. Gess time will not give desired
results) Repeat this each night until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16

HOUSEWO competent, reliable;
good references. city or country; S25. VII
sons Agency. 141 East 57th ST.; tel 2224
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HOUSEWORkER-Neat young woman: COOK
and laurdrcss: good baker; wages no object
providing child one year taken. Morrow Agency
79i Lexington ave, corner 5Sth 81.
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| HOCSEWORKER-Stro young girl; GOOD COOK
Co everything hut laundry. SIS Miss Shea's
Agency, 5 East 42d 81.
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CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS.

70TTTs s HUBBARD. 10 WlLL!AM ~
LOU!SS,.i,v-Estate ACCOUNTING Also neicSh
~ ard Corporation accounting, Long 80"
u,hed and reliable Le--r---- -
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PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT ST..

CATSKILL AQUEDUCr.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board
Of Water supply. at It's Offices. seventh moor,
l65 BroadwaI New York, until II 4. ". on
Tuesday. August /. 1911. for Contract 81. for the
Construction OF the Brooklyn conduit, a portion
OF the City pipelines OF CatSkill aauecGct. In
the city Aqueduct department and extending
from the junction OF Flatbush avenue and Scher-
inerhorn street In the Borough OF Brookiyn'
along Third avenue Baltic street Park place,
siYtS avenue Twenty-fourth street and Fifth
avenue 10 Thirty-sixth street. The work 70 be
done includes the furnishing and laying Of about
IL 200 feet OF 60 inch steel pipe 66-inch
Ventura meter. valves and other appurtenances.
together with maintenance for one year.
Al the above place and time the bids will be
pubiicly opened and read. Pamphlets containing
information fer bidders and pamphlets OF con-
tract drawings can be obtained al the above
$40 00 for each pamphlet. For further partic-
ulars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President: CHARLES ".
CUADWICK JOHN +. CALVIN. Commits
.lrners OF The Board OF Water supply.
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4 AUNDRiES S.

--,.osz1opF LAUNDRY. S6O-2 w s ssth That
KOsoMohEs, Il IA eonscentiously. WorE
b LINEN reputstion Telephone ls2.
ApvERTIsEMENrs AID ,b sGG npown once
Tor The Iribun. r'G Tween seth and s7th s
S MS 20 fssasf once rstss
the following branch onlee' as4 sth ave. coz
g ~ Gs s sh ave- cor 2h e. , iCs sis
- XXI West 42d bstw 81 ~. we 1928 "a sys.a
2ss Wet l25th 90 ioI ave- Se near ssth s. ave ,e'
Fast Fast Pm 5e 5 5rsqS'n'r Telegraph once
M anv American DlF''
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 New YORK CITY AND STATE EXCL ,.Sl ~ ..s
s1spev worth $4,000 annuaLy 10 euuC"te4
$3.50. ,,Teiness man with 81 600 ready 10 III
y.st staple going manufacturing business stGM
ing universal demand; peTnanent co" peeron
references must call for intorH'''Oi-'
sible. Box IS. Tribune uptown.
COUNTRY BAKERY doing good business vii win
30 acres OF ground: large mouse .bsse 20
,oo ycrania: frst class for bosrders selling a.
cos,,, ~ retiring: will stand inyesteauon' pr
5000 Particulars, Gething IrosloIloNn - =
2e.g;g. T,,rYrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Az ~ L. sr-iture received al their Uptown Cnce
~, iss4 Broadway. between seth and 3,tn SIS
until o'clock p. m ss.,,Isr oNice rates
Until oclock p VIZ 2ss s;h ay ne East s. l 9%
2sd ST. 1873 eth ave. cor I'm ~ ~ ,rS stS aves
sss West i25th 81 1885 Sd ave i ee. 80 ayS
near sis 17os lst . ay5 a nSeF go go a ave-
Las' LOT american District Te!sgraLn once:
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VEeMIN ExTERMiNAToR.

iylI'TTs iaken out alive beaDugs .,ssTrmu,nators"
: hours. "Heitier Eernsh at: IS years ex-
sel Broome ST. near |e"'''
SpnRucs. rats. mice reaches ~, Ise Morn.
Fumigsiion for 6uss sioss a2s west i1eth 81.
FIRE exTlNeUlsAERs q LAo Caoss'ss:
LADDERS extingulshers Go,' en1a
Li lon i LADDER Co, 50 Park Place La
u
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G. Is. SAMPSON
JAPANE SE-AMERICAN

Employment Agency. - West 44th St. corner
sixth avenue will supply promptly japanese
servants in all capacities, for Domestic Hotel
OF cub Service. Phone 222-BrYant
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.--clsans
nv eompressed air. steam, hand on floor
1855 broadway. 42I East +sth st. COE a
BRANDT Tel l32-3Sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel 1902 I693 Bryant AT 4N West 10Th D.
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AUTOMOBILES.

MARION, MODEL 80" AND "40'' ROAD
sters Slightly used for dem nstrating Fully
guaranteed VIII sell attractive discounts.
CHAs. E RIEsS & co, l776 Broadway. n Y.
EMPIRE, TWO-PASsENGER ROADSTER.
Slightly used for demonstrating Guaranteed.
Broadway y Y.
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--1--TTDrC'r 10 REIN FF'- 49, t4u
SELL Dig Dig %, Cd gold. silver. discarded jew
pncet op,; I'm etc National Refining |0'' ''
isroadway. Room 9lz - -, located at O.
+ UNDERHILL XII. J EVA and Antiques BOUGHT
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors, Govern
esses etc.. 10 Colleges. Schools and Familiea
Apply TO Mrs. ~. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
Union SuuarA
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lAWYE RS.

4 FORMER PROSECUTING ATTORNEY GIVES
free legal services unless suceessful sixteen
years experience. everything, every where. Room
s2a Mhrbridge Building. ~ West 3sth 81
JAMES A. GRAY, COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
rooms io21-i. 023. Marbrides Building. i.32s
nSaahasv anrneT saith st.
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LOST BANk6OOKS.

BANKBooK No. 557, $40 Of the Union Dino
Savings Bank 10 missing. Any person hay
ing a claim 70 IL Is hereby called upon TO
present the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled and new
lasuad
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cHlROPODISTS.

,'s AZ NV once or at your rescenSae W.,
sECSargs. moderate. DR.. LelZ' lou "'''
sS,b g, Tel 42Ss BryanI
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-o,rI eos BUSINESS PURPOSES.

aIsT STREET i54 WEST FACING PENNSS1LL1o
9srie station).-Three story buiIding sulLaDle
for garage or stable. containing 10 N1nE rooms
~ s,sot POCHER & CO. 126 West 54'h 81
-. OrrTCr, WITH DESKS; PRIVATE
rccnl; moderate; convenience. Room lO0'' %
Fl cffN
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Soc. Assorted Plate Records Zoe,

Fit all machines; cylinder records. &C.: lex
change 81: some operas. l5c. red seals. other
bargains: recorders and rcproducers. 75c.:
musical Instruments. Photographs bought, sold.
exchanged. repaired. 233 West esth- Open.
lilo.
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pElP WANTED.
Male.

IGFNr person may earn steady
~ IN Ex-r,pondlng for newspapers We
Si,eosne ssV.e,J Experience unnecessary. Ad-
,sssst SUE! Corresponding Bureau, Washing
irtst
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,


| DAYS WORK-Woman to 90 washing clean
ing by the day; best references. Mrs. CIH-
| ford q Amsterdam ave
ENGLISH Protestant: just from England Young;
viii care for children and be useful; SIG. MISS
] Shea's Agency. East 42d ST.
! OUSEWORKER-Neat, young woman cook
and laundress good baker; wages no OBJECT
I2l Lexington ave, corner 5sth 81.
/ HOUSEWORKER-Str young girl; good cook
co everything but laundry; s25 Miss snea's
Agency, East 42d ST.
/ UsEWORK-swedish; competent: reliable;
good references: city or country; S25. WI
sons Agency. 141 East 9th ST.: tel 22-4
Plaza.
/ KITCHENMAID-swe good plain cook:
competent reliable: good references; $50
| Wilson's Agency. 141 East 9th ST tel 2224
Plaza.
! KITCHENMAID--O general Homework, by neat
obliging Swedish girl; good cook, waitress
! osterberg's Agency, ZIG Lexington ave. Tel Iooo
! Plaza. -
I LAUNDREss = Swedish. excellent on shirts
and fine linen; best Of references; SO
] Wilson's Agency. 141 East 57th St, tel. 1924
| Plaza.
! LAUNDREss-First class IN all respects; does does
shirts, collars. cuffs excellent references Soy
| Ostefberg's Agency, Il6 Lexington ave. Tel
/ 1855 Plaza. -.
| LATNDREss-Do shirts, collars and all fine
linens: excellent references, l. b, MISS Mdioo
garet Smiths Agency. % West 42d 81. Tel ooos
Bryant. -
! AT-NDRESS-German; first class; shirts col
lars cuffs: all fine laces; has FRIEND kitchs5
maid. city or country. Morrows Agency ~
Lexington ave.
! \T@RSE-Thoroughly experienced middle aged
North German; full charse OF baby or YOUNG
! child. city references Address Competent
/ 217 East 62d St. German Home.
| Two Irish girs-First class cook. good baker,
also chambermaid and waitress; do entire WorK
private family Morrows Agency, '2l LHNihg-
ton
WATTREss-First class references; makes all
salads; understands serving wines caryins
| Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, p West 4-d 81
Tel 3o39 BRYANT
| " ATTRFS0 CHAMBERMAID-Rehned young
ron,an: very capable; best references; go any
/ uhere. sos Miss Shea Agency, East 40 81.
! -.DvERTrsFMFNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their UPTOWN once
[ ~ I2f4 broadway. between 36th and 3'th s's,
/ ,r,r,u q O'clock o m. Advertisements received AZ
the following branch Offices al regular once rsle ave
ga St 1873 Sth ave cor. 18th St; lo4 East l4th
=, 957 west 42d ct, between eth ana SIN aNes. .
81 1gsst 125th ST; 1925 I'd ave. 1926 30 ave-
near sist st; 170s 1st ave, near sgj n 81 Io'
ne, I25th st; 756 fremont ave; 600 10 ave
80 "a env American District Telesraph y.nz..
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uo,IercIFANiNG BUREAUS.

e's 20 nssIred. NEW YORK CAREtUL
your ni e1 RIiREAU. ~ West 18TH rho"''
Igarl
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nyrs7Ic SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

r-1gg. VALET USEFUL.-German thor
,,..s,s, rsterences: wages sac to $50; city
J. :oun,ry. Industrial Association Employ
-.-f A;ency. i West aga ct Phone, 52lO
Tv.-s
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TTgTYTD, capable Young lady. college gradu--
=, wishes position as governess: experienced
"a children. best references, or a. companion
s-su .afh
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ROCkaWay Beach
COMFY ISLAND
ROCKAWAY EACH

sTRS. ROSEDALE AND JOHN SYLVESTER,
Leave West Roth St. $50. $50 100, 200.
Battery. 0:30 1890. 900. 90
Rockaway. II 80. - 80. 4:30 $50
Excursion Tickets, soc; Children. half fare.
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-;IIyFD NURSE desires position with semi
,r,no lady; would travei. be generally use
n home, moderate salary; references
NJ -,ihuue Uptown Office 1864 Broadway.
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TLFK.vsJFT--Useful, Young tall, neat
sTsde. understands buffers duties thor-
ably; $40. best commentaries. Oster-
,,,ss Agercv. 7l8 Lexington ave; tel. 1853
Ftu
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oST bANkBOOkS.

11YVB0oY No. 5s1 $50 OF the Union Dime taSr seva
mss Bank s missing any ,o psI IS present ss the
cIaItn tt,bir Ten DAYS, or submit 10 having sa'u
SAM SAM, cancelled and new one issued.
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,or,-rE GRADUATE O. high standing wishes
'r,-Ssi ros!.l0n. Vroofreacing .etter, essay or
,,.,-y,lye writing, etc. best references. 2615
-
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WORK WANTED,
Male.
IAPANE Sc l ESlaS;I men, Bureau
Female.

75iING Man. q, bright inteliisen; and very
-, -o-, netent Box so Tribune once.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
Miscellaneous.

THE LOwTHORPE SCHOOL OF LANDSCAPE
Architecture, Gardening and Horticulture
for Women: will reopen Septe 18th, 1911
Tuition 500 per anrum. Address Low
THORPE SCHOOL, Lowthorpe. Groton, Mass
LOOKING FOR SCHOOL OR CAMP?
yOU CAN FIND THE SCHOOL WANTED
~ writing School AGENCY. Ia PARK Row. y. Y.
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INDUSTRIAL ASSN
EN- plOyment Agency

u WEST AID ST. Near 9Th Ave.
for select help: ell natonalitles: references
strictly investigated and on file. Telephone
500 Bryant
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DAYS WORK-Wouan 10 90 washing or clean
Ing by the day; pest references Mrs. elf
ford, q Amsterdam ave.
ENGLISH Protestant just from England: young
will care for children and be useful; SIG. Miss
Sheas Agency. East 42d St
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KITCHENMAID-S Swedish; good plain cook:
competent. reliable; good references; $50.
Wilson's Agency. 141 East 9th ST tel. 222i
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n HERE COMES WINTER.
Coal REMOVES ITS Sting

Steam and even heat that Wash
burns Coal gives, makes winter
Joyous season.
Washburn Ignite Coal Co., Phone 453
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Many new CITIZENS
SUBSCRIBE TO Oath
BUSY SESSION OF THE DISTRICT
COURT ON TUESDAY
MORNING,
Routine Grind of Naturalization Re
Iieved by Frequent Humorous Sit
uations.

When district court convened this
morning the room was filled with
people from over the county desiring
to be admitted as citizens of this
country. Practically all of those who
had petitions filed are substantial
farmers of Eurleigh county.
T. S. Griffing, the government spe
cial agent is here conducting the ex.
animation Of the applicants.
The first man on the list this morn
ing was Adolph Govononi, of Brittin,
WHO wants the full rights of an
American citizen. In 1909 he was
sent to the penitentiary to serve two
years for stealing wheat in this coun-
ty, but was pardoned in about a year
later. He was informed by the court
this morning that if he was not guilty
of the offense it would have great
deal to do with his petition being
granted. Some Of the records of the
pardon board will be offered and his
case will be disposed of some time
this afternoon.
Starhan Bacher, Of Pelican, was
examined as to his qualifications but
his case was deferred till next term
of court because he had but one wit
ness with him that had known him
over five years.
Wilhelm Beierle, Of Stark, with
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Amusements
ORPHEUM

Two packed houses was the rule
at the Orpheum last evening and
everyone THAT was present was Well
pleased with the bill that is on for
the first half OF the week. The Mer-
KEEL Sisters made a hit with their
clever singing and hard shoe dancing,
no better act of it's kind has been
seen here for some time. The big
. feature photo-play "The Worlds
championship Base Ball Series of
A911' proved to be the best shown
in Bismarck. If you miss this you
are missing the biggest feature of
the year. The balance Of the pro-
gram contains other good pictures
theand we'll rendered illustrated
song. We wish to state again that
the first performance starts at 7:45
the second at 8 o'clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-12
and Fourth streets. The matter was
referred to Commissioner Jackson.
President Williams then introduced

and Fourth streets. The matter was
referred to Commissioner Jackson.
President Williams then introduced
the following resolution:
Resolved that asspecial election be
called and held for the purpose of
submitting to the voters of the city
Of Bismarck. North Dakota, the ques-
ton Of the issuance CT bonds for the
sum of $4,000. payable IN twenty
years, for the construction of NUM-
cipal auditorium in said city, and
Be it further resolved that at such
special election there be submitted
to the voers of said city the question
of the issuance of city bonds for the
sum Of $4,000, payable in twenty
years. for the purpose of paying the
balance due upon the purchase price
IF A"ts 10, IA, Is and Is, in block 70,
of the original plat of the city of Bis.
lnarck. North Dakota. said bonds to
draw interest at rate of not to ex.
coed 4 per cent per annum. and be it
further resolved that the city auditor
give at least twenty days previous
notice Of such election by the publ
cation thereof in the Bismarck Daily
Tribune, the official paper of the City
Of Bismarck.
The motion for the adoption of the
resolution was carried, President Will
llams, and Commissioners Lucas, Pat.
terson and Tatley voting aye, and
Commissioner jackson, nay.
It was decided that the date of
holding said election be January Is,
and that the polling place be the
Broadway barn. at the corner of Sixth
and Broadway. E E. Morris and
Thomas MCGOWAN, were appointed as
judges, and Thos. Weeks was appoint
ed inspector.
Police Magistrate Casseman en-
tered protest against the obstruction
Of Eighth street between Thayer and
Broadway. The matter was referred
to the commissioner of streets.
It was moved and seconded that the
resolution by which the city commits
sion had declared certain work neces-
sary to be done in improvement dis.
trict No. 1, be reconsidered. The
motion carried. Upon reconsidering
the original resolution, the same was
defeated.
After allowing the usual grist of
bills the commission adjourned until
next Monday evening.