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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

and moderately warm weather IS indicated our =
ir- Tuesdsv and wednesday Tor the plains
states the Gull states and the ROCKY Mountain
ana plateau regions Rising iempelalu are u 'H
dcated for the upper lake region Welheslhy a.,
The winds along The New England 'eHS' WI.
no moderate 10 brisk east ahlIiihs 10 VIZ
middle Atlantic coast. moderate W-rl t""tI -.
isrtir and C,ulf coast moderate faiiahlr, on thr
49, lakes moderate 90 nr.sh VEST upper
lakes moderate northwest a., ,-.,,,
Steamers derartlnE Tuesday Tot Eui 20. =
ror,. V.iu have moderate 20 brisk east, shilih-
m vest winds and overcast sho"eiy "el'h'l
10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special io"aiiiirs' Me-"
England showers to-day. slightly warner on
the coast: clearing "wednesday modeiai" TO
hr,.k east winds. shifting % west -,
Tor Eastern New Aorh. sn""eis ~ Guy. iol-
io,y.d hi, clearing on the coast ialt We''nr''''.
mcderste temperature, moderate variable "'n'7'
becoming west t Nea Jersey and
ral.t,sre ebowers to-day, followed hf Gearing
fair WeAneedav. moderate temprrhtul', Hs"t I'd
,~a,t.r,tr variable winds. becoming N,at-
For Alarylaud cloudy TO-DAY pr ~, su'l 'V
sbo,.rs An eastern portion Jar , '.hf
5',t.r,t, Temperature. hshi 10 h'neIa'e "'''
winds VII stouers o-day. prob
49,. w. 80 Nc.4u@sdaY moderate temperature
49, s...tt a. briek west winds. - 49,. .
Eo, yyestern Pennsy lyanla propapy ials 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
King TO RETIRE AGAIN
Former Catcher Of Cubs Refuses
10 Join Boston Club.

Dn!cago June Pin a letter 10 the off,
eas II the Boston Baseball Club OF the
'fNonal League. Johnny King. VINO was
N@oeo ~ Boston by Chicago last week,
snhoinced his intention Yesterday OF re-
1'hs from baseball He Is said 10 have
ever As his reason that Boston is too far
''1in hls private interests in Kansas City.
-He chicago players when informed yes
1ay mat King refused 10 play any
Dse'' attributed Kings action 70 a long
,.s'lsA'a Determination 10 play only with
ne chicago club
on Saturday appeared satisfied with
ueai ann caught for Boston The ap-
- change Of front. II is claimed by
60 ~1o Management. did not affect The
Us OF the deal beyond giving the other
"e9 VINO are contend.ng for control Of
~, -''A club footing for argument IN
-. ~" courts. King action in playing
a. Dos'on on Saturday probably settles
u a-so''on IN baseball. as by so doing it
''-aea ne accepted the deal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
SIMPLE SUMMER FROCKS
A ServiCeabIe Model of Serge,
with Lace Accessories.

Since variety is the spice OF life. it can
hardly be expected or desired that women
should keep forever to the type Of gown
most in vogue. but it has innumerable good
points which ii is TO be hoped will not be
wantonly sacrificed merely for the sake Of
change Not only have the present modes
produced the charming and inexpensive lit
tie tub frocks that rob the summers heat
Of half its terrors, but they have made pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
STABBED; CHAsES ASSAILANT
Man Badly Injured Accuses tatner-
in-LaW of Attack.

With inife slashes in mis- abdomen heau
and chest. Joseph Nansino, OF NO I'll r'"'t
18th street. ran through that street ANU
noon yesterday. pursuing his father-lh-'' w.
Joseph Nicholas. Of No 935 First avenue
He said Nicholas stabbed him WIN
bread knife In a fight over Mansinos wiie'
who Is NichOlas's daughter.
Policeman Kelly was at 18th street ana
First avenue when he saw NlcholaS pe'"s
pursued by Mansino The policeman s'opp'"
Nicholas. and Mansino, who was pieeu'''e
badly. ran up and accused Nicholas OF s'aD-
hing him. M8nsinO was taken 10 belieV ue
Hospital. where the surgeons fouhd t''"t
his condition was dangerous Inc pom
were unable to learn the cause 81 the qua
rel Nicholas was taken 10 YorhViiIe cur
and held without bail. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

lated by ribbon threaded through beading
and the Empire effect is produced in tho
same way, the ribbon drawing up to the
size required Hand embroidery Is always
smart ana always attractive, and II desired
the neck and sleeve edges could be seal
loped ana worked with long Sits 70 take
the place % beading ana between these
Sits could be embroidered little dots o.
daisies Various laces are being used this
season and CMny Is q favorite. irish cro-
chet is liked for underwear, too ana bead
ing can be found 20 match the edglngs.
The gown Is a charming one Tor small
women as we'll as for young girls.
For the sixteen-year-osd size there VIII oe
required a. yards OF material IS or 80 yards
a. inches wide. with pa yards OF beading
and q. yards OF edging.
TIN. pattern, No. 6.s72. is cut IN sizes Tor
misses OF fourteen sixteen ana eighteen
Years. and will be mailed 10 any address on
recent OF ~ cents each.
please give number II pattern and age
ais,inctlv Address Pattern Department,
Ney-York Tribune. IL In hurry for pat
tern. send an extra 2-cent stamp ana We
VIII mail BY letter postage IN sealed en-
VeiOp..
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Of Interest TO 6>omen

will insure both comfort and cleanliness
for with II the material Of the dress car
~ .ba ordinary corset cover, and so need
not add more than an infinitesimal amount
10 the usual weight OF ones clothing.
II one wants dress Of this Kind 10 wear
In summer II Is important that the seIge
sbouId he ~ the softest and finest. For
those who feel that they do not want serge
in summer. even at It's best, the model Is
made in other materials, such as SIX serge
and eOlenne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
BADGERS TAKE FIRST SPIN
Wisconsin Grew Goes Into Quar-
tiers Near Poughkeepsie.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, June 12.-The Uni
versity Of Wisconsin crews arrived here
to-day for practice for the intercollegiate
regatta. TO he held on June q. The men, in
charge Of Harry Vail. the coach, are all
in good health The Badgers went into
quarters at Highland. and were out for
their first trial spin on the Hudson this
evening The varsity eight used its new
shell for the first time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
RESPITE GRANTED MURDERER.

Alb ~, June l2.-At the request Of Mar
quis Consul Confalonieri, Italian Ambas-
sador al Washington. Governor DIX to-day
granted a respite until June 26 to Joseph
Nacco. of Niagara Falls. who was TO have
been executed at Auburn prison to-day for
the murder OF Antoinette Dad N Niagara
Falls. or January IS. 1909. It is said that
new and important evidence has been dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
ELECT WHITESIDE CAPTAIN

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
West Point. June l2-At a meeting Of the
West Point nine to-day Cadet Houston L.
Whiteside Of Kansas. was unanimously
elected captain of next seasons baseball
team. Whiteside has played on the Army
team for three years. He is considered one
of the best third basemen the Army has
ever mad, as we'll as being a good hitter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
THE PENOBSCOT STILL AGROUND
Fleet Of Tugs Try in Vain to Float
Manhattan Line Steamer.

Albany. June l2-The steamer Penob-
scot of the Manhattan Line, which poked
her nose on a fat near Hudson yester-
day morning. IS still aground, despite the
efforts Of a feet OF tugs 70 float her. The
steamer takes the place Of the Central
Hudson. which grounded near West Point
recently and had TO be dismantled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

Wheat prices declined sharply yesterday
on the local market. in sympathy with the
weakness in Chicago. The July option,
which opened at 9512, fell to 1914 and closed
at 9Slk. comparing with Saturdays final
price OF % 1916. September sold down from
9l5s at the opening to 927s, closing at 50,
IA points lower than on Saturday. In Chi
cago the July future, which opened a shade
I'D from Saturday and had advanced 10
50 lie declined more than cents 10 S57s.
closing at Sc lie a net loss Of more than
PIP cents TOR the day. on the break, which
was largely due 10 better weather reports
from the West, many stop-loss orders We're
reached. Corn was quiet here and was
little affected In Chicago by the weakness
in wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
HARVARD MEN CONFIDENT
Send Oarsmen Away to Red Top
with Big Demonstration.
Try Telesrnph &c The Tribune


Nanorldge, Mass, June 1.-THE Harvard
undergraduates sent their oarsmen away
10 New London this afternoon with a great
demonstration OF confidence. big crowd
gathered in Harvard Square shortly after 2
and grouped about the thirty-ive oarsmen
VINO make up the five crews that were
taken down 10 the Thames.
Wray, the coach. is well satisfied with
the work his varsity men have done since
the race with Cornell at Ithaca last month
He has changed the varsity stroke for the
four-mile race. and the men have been
doing well with it, although ii will take at
least a weeks work at New London for
them 10 get into racing condition.
Resides the varsity eight, there were two
four-oared crews of varsity substitutes
taken along together with the freshman
eight and freshman four. The oarsmen all
are in good health. The coach expects TO
make no changes in any OF the beats at
New London.
The five crews, as they are expected TO
row against Yale on June 29 and 80. follow:
Varsity eight-Goodaie. stroke: Cutler. No. 2:
Strong, No. q; Wilmington. No. 3; Newton, No
= Metcalf. Ns 3. stratton, No. 2; Balch bow
c. Abees eoxswain
Never, No. 2; Virgins. bow; voorhees, cox
swain.
Second varsity four-Trumbull. stroke: Mel
son. No. 3; Eager. No. 2; Anderson. bow; a
Abeles. Coxswain
Freshman eisslt-Trumbull. stroke Mills. No
Z: Gardiner No &. Converse, No 3: Taylor No
4 REYNOLDS, No. 8: Crombie, No. ?; Carver,
bow. Boyd coxswain.
Freshman four-E Curtis. stroke; L. Curtis
No 8; Wentworth No. 2 Walker. bow; Hay
coxswain.
Red Top Conn, June l2.-Harvard's crew
quarters took on life tonight upon the
arrival Of the squad from Cambridge. and
as soon as the men could change their
clothing they were out on the water The
freshmen came by train from New Lon
don, and the varsity men came up the
river on the launch John Harvard
The Fights padded about the varsity
rowing about two miles and the freshmen
nearly the same distance. The fours fol-
lowed the Fights for a short paddle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
FOsDlCK TO SPEAK IN JERSEY

Montclair, y J., June Y (SpeciaD.-Com-
missioner Fosdick Of New York is 10 be
the orator at the Independence Day eXer-
cises 70 be held in Rand Park on July I.
The celebration will be conducted by the
local chapter of the Sons OF the American
Revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

Local Oricial Record.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
chsnges 10 the temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the corresponding
date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Rr-rrA1o. RocHnsrER { P1rTsRuRG.

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & P1TTsBURG.
1911. 1910. 1872
lat wk in June sl7e s2s s2l2 s9s s -. 80 40
July 1-June Z. s6l0&}3 e.5622'o o'o"o'f'S
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
IL. wk In June s2071 900 S1.s41oo0 Sl,42i 600
July 1-June I. % 500 100 s7,03I.I9O TUB o-6
CANADIAN NORTHERN
lst wk in June $500 900 s2s620o sls6 geo
July 1-June Z. f4054 500 ll,s5ssoo 5000 700
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
lst wk in June s429 a0O S430S09 s4is 300
July l-June l.. 215s0 100 2l.4a1.lOo 1880 so2
SOUTHERN
ist t WE. in June 81 or. POS s1oo7es5 sa55e
July i-June I. 80 1859 30 $50 $50 ~ 5649l2
TOLEDO, PEORIA & WESTERN.
lst wk. in June 500 404 S17.25t Sl5 75l
July 1-June I. 1.l5e.076 109i,5lI l'02i1l9
WABASH
lst wk in June S55s ISL $3.50 300 s5i7oso
July l-June Z. 81 eG4 s42 2s9s7.2oO "A. Os3 $50
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA
july may 81. 2307543 2i5S677 l,soi,7s7
IOWA CENTRAL
July I-June :. S2s5s3o s.i56,575 2,s27l95
MINNEAPOLIS d ST. LOUIS.
1st wk in June Ss7975 s9+595 81 9el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

Highest temperature yesterday, "a degrees.
lowest ~. average, ~ average for corresponding
date last year, 90 average Tor corresponding
a.te last thlrtv-three years. ~
Local forecast Showers to-day, followed by
clearing. Wednesday, feir. moderate tempera-
tfre. lnoserate, variable Winds becoming west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS
Suffrage and Clam Chowder in
Store for l 9th A. D.

The youths and maidens OF what USED
to be old Manhattanvie, but is no" the
10Th Assembly District OF the Woman SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

Kansas City. Mo- June 12.-The first car
OF wheat Of this years crop was auctioned
off on the floor OF the Board Of Trade here
to-day The wheat came from Waggoner,
Okla. and sold for ssilc a bushel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

day and wednesday; moderate temperature; mod
crate % brisk west winds.
For the District OF Columbia, probably fair to-
day and "Wednesday moderate temperature. lght
90 moderate west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

According TO Colonel Edward 5 Cornell.
o. the National Highways Protective So
Getty tie smokng automobile nuisance
has abated at least 6o per cent since the
health Department began enforcing last
September the ordinance against smoking
Automobiles which was brought about by
ns activity OF the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

coupons INTERCHANGEABLE. 1Registere4. +Cou-
mons sReg.stered and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

Official observations II United states weather
bureaus. taken at p m. Yesterday. follow:
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MEM YORk CITY BONDS.

Furnished by W. y. Coler < Co.. ~. 40 Cedar
street,
ACCRUED interest 10 be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13

tNFLNIsN INTf 10 II
Osssr.srcrs taken a. ? m 1871 meroian tine Air
nfessufe reduced % sel level.
l,oo,, continuous Ines pass through ponis Of eqga
prsssyfe
p.rsiurs efa.n Only ior zero eelns % snd 10 degrees
- ci,af n Pans Cloud, Q CLOUDY r Ram. snoU
AZ D.oor missing Arrows Nv sIih me and
figures i1ciCse Temperature SECOND q hour pferr-
-, IN ,ncn Or q rours ending n YES
efesy ihre and .e'oey -htn 10 of more miles ger hour
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1st VIZ. I'm June SS7.975 s9i595 s77,96
july i-June Z 47s6lls 1903 i61 3,s97, Is.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18
"Red Hot"

Why? Because we are Offering great
bargains and you viii sit like a bump
on log and do not see them. Now
Is your time. Delays are dangerous.
Strike while the iron Is hot. one hum
mer. ! room house with stable on
Cncaphcr avenue very neat. VIII sell
or trade for anothcr property. on
Waterloo q room house very neat and
IL Is cheap. O ny. Prospect 81. y
room house., very large lot. at u bar
gain to u quick buyer We have many
bargains to immediate bargains In
Marion. Some neat modern houses.
We have n buyer for cheap seq
ond hand phacton.
We can loan money on farms nc
> per cent.
We can sell you farms Ia Marion
ana adjoining countries.
We can sell you cheap land In
Canada.
We can sell you cheap land In Mich
igan.
We can sell you cheap land In
Texas.
We can ieip you IN getting bar
gains In any real estnte. Call at the
office.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18

ment OF the proposed Improvement.
ana the Cifv solicitor be and he Is
hereby authorized and directed to
conibetant iufisdiction to INQUIRE into
such claims.
section 8. That the whole cost Of
said Improvement less one-hfuett
thereof. ANA the cost or Intersections
shall be assessed bv the front footage
upon all lots and lands bounding and
abutting upon said Improvement be-
tween David street and La Tourette
street which said lots and lands are
benefited BY said Improvement shall
include the expense 81 printing pub
fishing and serving notices, resolu {
tions. ordinances required. aud. the
cost Of issuing the same. Issued IN
OF The collection Of the
assessment to be levied for said I'M
provement interest and other neces-
sarv expenditures.
Section q. That the assessments so
to be levied shall be paid in ten am
nual inatallments with Interest on
deferred pavments not to exceed siX
(6) per cent. per annum payable
semi-anunllv Provided that the oWn-
er OF any property may az MS, n,s 2pt.onti n. wv
installments thereof at any time after
said assessment has been levied, with
interest to the semi-annual interest
dav of said bonds next following the
last payment.
Section 3. Bonds or notes OF the
CITY Of Marion. Ohio, shall be issued
In anticipation of the collection OF
the assessments by installments and
in an amount equal thereto.
Section g. That the remainder OF
the entire cost OF said improyemenI
shall be paid by the Issuance of bonds
In the manner provided by law.
Section :. That seld Improvement
six inches OF crushed stone twenty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18
,Nt,tip

2 Notite a hkfeby given that sealed
bids Tor desks and seats for twenty
h6Ef2 t2o 81 Ndncatcnne rf's'Hsd cf tH civ 'oof
MHfiop OhiO ,at the Superintendenfs
1ntc6 iii the High. school building. on
Ttasdhy. the sth dav of August. 1911.
at12 o'clpck. noon.
Bids VIII be received /on both sta
tionHty and adjustable seats and desks
ana blddefs Will designate price per
desk and seat for each size and the
board, at the time or acceptance VI
bid viii determine the number OF each
Also az Stihe same time and place
bids. VIII be received for twenty
teachere. desks and chairs.
The desks. seats and chairs for
four rooms must be delivered and in
stalled IN building on or before SeD-
tembef 1st 1y11. and remainder must
pc delivered and installed in build
lngs on pr before october 18th 1911,
should the board 30 require.
All bids should be addressed to the
CLERK Qf the Board OF Education. Ma
A certified check for ten per cent.
OF the amount OF the bid must ac-
company each bid.
The board reserves the right TO
select the seat desk and chair which
Ia bv II deemed most suitable for It's
needs and To reject any and all bids.
The Board OF Education Of the Ma
rlon City School District. Marion
BY II e. 1Iill, Clerk.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18

ORDINANCE NO. 20. To proceed
with the Improvement on Bennett
street from David street TO LaTouret-
Ia street.
BE It ordained by the Council OF
the CITY of Marion State of ohio:
Section L. That It is hereby decid-
ed bv the Council of the city Of Mar
ion. Ohio. three-fourths of all MEM
bera elected thereto concuring. 70 pro-
ceed with the Improvement on Ben
nett street from David street TO La
Tourette street In accordance with a
resolution for that purpose passed on
the 22nd day of May. 1911. by said
council and being known as Resolu-
ton No a.. and I'm accordance with
the plans. specifications, estimates
and proiiles heretofore approved and
now on file In the office OF the De.
partment of public Service.
Section 2. That all claims for
damages therefrOm shall be iudicial-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18
The j. w. Clark Real Estate
Company.

at his option nav such assessments OF
the same at any time after such AS
sessments have been levied. with in
leresf ON the same 10 the SEM annual
interest day of said bonds next fol-
low ing the date of payment
E. That the bonds of the CITY
of Marion. Ohio shall be issued In
anticipation Of the collection of tha
assessments bV installments and in
an amount equal thereto
Il. rhut the remainder of the en-
tire cost shall be paid bv the ISSUANCE
of bonds az REQUIRED by law
Passed July 10, 1911.
city Council
Approved by the Mayor. John q,
Setter July Is. 1911
Attest Miles Longshore. City Clerk.
Mayor July lS. 1911.
Mirror 1925, Star 7-19-2d.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18

In pursuance OF an order OF sale
from said court to me directed. / VIII
expose to sale. at public auction at
rion. Marion county Ohio on l5atur-
day the 5th dav OF August. A. D..
1871 at 2 O'Clock D. m. the following
described. real estate. situate in the
and in the city Of Marion. to-wit
Situated In the city OF Marion.
county of Marion. state OF Ohio. be-
ing. Ing forty ,ty eiFht tass feet of Of the
fifty.fiye; $50, six hundred and fifty
six: 657, six hundred and lftv-seven.
In Starr's addition TO the village. now
city of Marion. Ohio"
said premises appraised at $1,000.
Terms of sale: Cash.
John q. Stark. =
Sheriff Marion County. o.
BY G.. Breen. Deputy.
l.. E Myers Attorney.
7-4-11-18-25 81
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18

RESOLUTION NO. 81. To con-
struct sidewalks.
the CITY Of Marion state of ohio.
That a side walk shall be con-
structed on the south, side OF Mark
street from the west line Of lot 2l4
to Jefferson street.
On the east side of Ballentlne ave-
nue. from the north line Of Lot 500
to the north line Of alley on noifn
side Of lot 6GS,
On the east side OF, Waterloo street
from the north line Of lot 4GlS To a
point SO. feet south of the north line
!" on the North side 3of Home street
from Toledo avenue 90 the west lne
All of said walks are to he sand
stone laid 10 the established grade
and constructed in accordance WIZ
the plans and specifications on lll'
In the department Qf nubUc service
and be four foot in width ,
That the Clerk of the Council be
and he is hereby directed 10 cause .
written notice of the Dassage of TN,
resolution to be served as REQUIRED
Passed July 10. 1911.. -,
Earl r. Smart President OF th'
CITY Council. ir -
Approved bv the Mayor John G
Setter. july 10, 1911. -.
Attest: Miles LOngshore Cltv Clerk
This resolution presented to th'
Mayor July 13. 1871.
Mirror i-tS-25. star IL 19-2G.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18
For Rent.
Miscellaneous.


ANOTHER young lady, who has been
studying bookkeeping and typewrit.
ing at the School OF Commerce this
summer, secured n position last
week. This Business College is re-
ceiving lots of calls FOR office help
IT you want n position that pays
wen, cali and see them at their Of
fee over the New York store. or
telephone R-GG2 for particulars.
7-is-ti
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-18

ORDINANCE NO II. Authorizing
the sun Vapor street Light Company
to locate lamps
BE It ordained bv the Council of
the Citv of Marion State Of Ohio:
Section I That the sun Vapor
Ohio. be and they are hereby au-
thorized and directed TO locate gas
lights according to contract Of the
civ of Marion. Ohio. at the following
places:
one on Irev Avenue second alley
south Of Walnut street: one on
Thompson street In front of HOUSE
No. 421: one on the west corner
Cummins avenue at intersection
Church street. northwest corner OF
George and Patterson streets: one
at intersection Of state ana Farming
streets.
Section 2. That the city Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to
notify said company of the provisions
of this ordinance.
Section g. This ordinance to be la
force from and after its passage and
legal publication.
passed July 10. 1911.
Earl II. Smart. President Of the Citv
Council.
Approved bv the Mavor. July -.
1871 John c. Setter. Mayor.
Attest: Miles LonRshOre CITY Clerk.
This ordinance presented to the
Mavor July t3. 1911.
Mirror 7-1S-25. star I-19-2G.