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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-03

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,o-5av BY the Census Bureaus ginning r.
,or, which showed total OF 3.6eS'cos run
ri,z bales rinned prior 70 September ..
-.,s was i.Soo 90 bales more than were
s-,r.d 10 that date a year ago and 10000
80, more than were ginned TO that date
5ursnr any previous year for which records
hsve, been kept.
Far the erst time in two years cotton
.asa below the Decent mark on the loca4
co,ton Exchange yesterday. the January
rs,r.a-y. October. November and Decem-
ssr options all falling below that level
While the other active options either
,ouched or approached close 20 IL
The market opened at a decline OF 70 10
po.nts in the various options due to weak
cables and heavy selling orders oy the
South soon carried prices OF several OF the
,,.,v. ortious under 10 cents. The record
srsst,nr ginning figures put out yesterday
-c-ning bv the Census Bureau aloeo the
Decline. which reached % points. or 8
ale. before the bulls succeeded IN raIlylns
~ market Just before the noon hour
wen IRE government condition report was
ga the bull Leaders by heroic efforts had
-sueged 70 advance prices an average OF
points from the low figures toucheu
x.,ier IN the morning. but when the re-
~ was made public another flood OF
ss,7g orders came into the market, IN
A. which prices rapidly broke 70 new low
svtls for the day
he January option, which had sold down
psB IN the morning slump and then raj
gsd 10 above 10 cents, broke TO sS' "hi'e
O,tobp- touched ass. December s@ and
Ns-rh ~ cents. There were occasional
rallies after that on profit taking, but the
dose IN most Of the options was at near
~ low point Of the day, the net declines
upgirr from IS 20 q points, or 20 cents
@ s. p a bale.
ne condition figures, according 10 the
us6e. indicated q yield OF between l4'o"-
% and IS $4,000 bales. which. II harvested
VII be the largest cotton crop on record.
Ths bear clique headed by Burton :.
Castles who re-entered the cotton market
ssaut a month ago after an absence OF
avsrsl Years. ic said 10 have made prohts
q. several hundred thousand dollars in yes
urday's decline. and the total winnings OF
he pocl since Mr.. Burton took charge ot
b. are estimated in cotton circles AZ afoUIiu
ag0go
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12hc. TALLOw-City csc nominal: coun-
try, ga g6hc. LARD-Weak, Middle M est,
DO ge.2aci city easy, SIC; renned,, Soutn
America, i0.70c; Continent o o5c. Brazil. kegs'
1l.TGc. compound barely steady. ~ use
lie. city lard. IL n c.
sUGAR-Refined steady and unchanged
with a moderate business The Federal re,
duced its Price for graduated 20 the geheI a.
market price Of q 15c net less per cent caSh,
In London beet sugar was quiet. with sellers
al quoted prices. which were n d2i4d higher
October, lG1 1Ohd; November. 16s Sd; May
les I'D. Raw here was dull and unchanged.
with centrifugal 81 test. az 5.s8c; muscovado'
80 test. $3.50. and molasses sugar. - test.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARASCEs.

CDTT0N-TwO government reports We're pdo-
shed the first available just before the opening,
being the Census report, giving the amount OF
cotton ginuet 10 september y, while al MD
da1- the DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture punished its
last condition report Of the season Both were
I'm line With bearish expectations. The Census
ns,IrAs showed there had been 3. 663.O66 bales
ginn.-i TO september - or more than a million
bales above any previous record. The CONDITION
r-,,o-- rrane the condition Of the crop III
aKaiust 1872 last month 6j.9 last year, CD IN
M. big crop year Of 1895 and G6.J the ten-year
average The Census ngures. standing alone ~
this time Of year. are not considered much OF a
guide 70 the ultimate crop. but they certainly
demonstrated the large amount OF cotton al
r@s@v available. while the condition hgures re
move a bullish possibility and tended 70 revive
me large estimates n the yleid- ana Nnue
they we're followed by no eXcite'nsnt, prices
mae new low records after their publication on
continued Southern selling, rcsellng 10y recent
BUYERS and rather more confident offerings rom
local sources For the first time IN over Two
years contracts sold below loe. win OCTOBER
fouchin. Q sc December 9gTc Pnd Jsnuary
a - THE close was barely sieady~and a. prac-
ticallv the lowest with last prices showing
net decline Of IS to "A points. Local contract
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. oct 2.--CATTLE-Reoeipts 1000;
.,sadv for choice others 10di5c lower
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RICE-Firm and unchanged.
-COPPER-Standard dun; spot

RlCE-Firm and unchanged
-COPPER-Standard DUH spot
October. November and December. lIsoV
II 90c London steady; spot. i5+ 1ss ID nut
ures. f55 Us Exports. 25.745 tons for sep
TENDER. Lake copper l2.5 q II. 81 \ cleo
trolytic. 1880 1927 nc. casting. la l229c.
TIN-Firm: spot and October. 39.s \ 20 2Oc.
November $500 4O.1Oc: December. S9.259
ffs0 LEAD-steady: 4.45a 4.55c New York.
40 4.S5c East 81 Louis. London spot, 10
% Sd. sPELTER-Quiet; 59096c New YORK.
575n soc East ST Louis London. 81 los.
ENTIMONI-Dull. Cookson's. SO 1s.3I &c.
1RON-Cleveland warrants. 4Bs in LONDON:
Locally quiet No l foundry Northern, sl1 70
GSl5 so: No .. si54Sl5 Is: No l Southern and
No Southern soft, S15Gs15 30.
MOIAssEs AND sYRUPs-Firm and I'M
changed.
NAVAL sTOREs-Moderats demand for
turpentine and rosin ruled quiet and un-
changed. Tar unchanged
OILs-Idnseed oil unchanged. Rsnned Pc
troleum steady at 7.3jc for standard white
in barrels AZ New York.
COTTONsEFD OII-The ginning report on
cotton. showing record amount or cottoh
gtnned, meaning correspondence ldBe
amount Of seed. together with the government
report on condition OK the cotton crop. when
was I'll. compared with the ten-year aver
age OF 66J per cent, had a bearish influence
and prices closed ) 10 IL points net lower
Crude oil was also easier. Local contract
prices; 49,
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a. sie-a DIVIDEND OF 81 ewWp was paid ou'
r'At an4 inss surplus in 1910. - .o,,
a., Feai 8rd loss surplus ~ % Sune ~ 1871
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POPE MANUFACTURING co.

isSr,s Pope Manufacturing Company ms
ft,s, its pamphlet report. covering tIle
a. yesf ended July 81. 1911 The income
-A' compares as follows.
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UNITED STATES FINISHING co.

iae C-itod states Finishin" '0mpany
ss4's Dor tae year ended june 81. tSil'
lH'aff3fel a. folfox-s
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Efngham Lawrence & Co.. No
III Broadway
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Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October 2. 1911.
IN-WHEAT-OperatioH were small.
ard after moving within range Of izH+c the
market closed net unchanged from Saturday.
from the war between Italy ana Turkey discour-
aged aggressive operations on the bear SIDE
stocks continue 10 Increase. the visible showing
gain FOR the week Of $50 Ooo bushels. which
brings the total 20 20 100000. against - S6s.oOo
last year. American wheat IL still far above an
export basis. and traders are slow 20 accept ne
theory that the American markets are on A co
l0.lIG.o0 bushels. compared with 1l.2OO,ooO me
previous week and IA. "a 900 last year. Export
sales, Is loads 81 Manitoba, mostly low grace.
No red here g9c elevator export basis and 81
Z o afiost No / Northern Duluth, 81 l51.
adoat. CORN-Heavy rains and complaints re-
stimulating influence values and the market
closed firm AT net advance q = n &c. Foreign
markets were firm. with reports Of better sIot
demand but export demand was small. Inc
Kentucky report made the condition OF TIE crop
g. per cent against 20 per cent last month ana
81 last year and the Missouri report was "a
against II and 80 but sale that the condition
here T6i4c elevator domestic basis, 70 arrive. and
75-ec % afoat export grade. The visible SUD
ply decreased ass. os0. compared with an Increase
u 4g8 900 last wear. OATS-Moderatey active
and frrn IN sympathy with corn and on De
crease OF l. 1q2. 600 bushels in the visible supply.
- 600 and 4 decrease last year or 04OVB llle
Official French report made the crop 369. Oo,OOO'
compared with 349 Oo00 900 last year. cash OATS
steady snd unchanged. STANDARD white. - &c; 20
? nc. No g 52i4c. No & 52c. and natural white
ana white clipped, 81 izd55c. RYE-Firmi 30
2 96c nominal. ! Buffalo to arrive BAR
LEY-Bareiy steady; mailing, 81 l5gSl .
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
1911. 1910 1909
Sd wk. In Sept S4T223 Ss5 SOS = S435Ts
july Sept 81 5iSfs3 5zi ems 4TO. 9s3
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY EXPORTS
WEEKLY RECEIPTS

Live Live Qrs. OF
er and steamer cattle. sheep. beef.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
800 SIOUX WARRIORS
At THE STATE FAIR

Five hundred or more Sioux In
dians will he in camp on the stat ,
fair grounds throughout the week
and will entertain all visitors with
realistic productions of native In
dian lie THIS attraction will be
strictly under Indian management
and will not SAVIOR of artificiality
IN any respect.
Among the Indians in camp will
be several old chiefs who are ia
nous for the fact that they fought
with the old warrior, Sitting Bull.
AS an educational feature this In
dian camp will be one of the lead
ing attractions a. the state fair
and no one can afford to miss see
ing the old settlers that made life
intOlerable for the early settlers.
The Old-time Indian is rapidly dis
appearing, and the time will soon
come when this opportunity cannot
be offered. South Dakota is one
Of the very few states in the union
that can offer an entertainment of
this sort.
Among the interesting things to
be seen in connection with the IN
dian camp will be the ordinary, cv-
eryday life in m Indian village; the
cooking OF meals with hot stones,
in leather kettle; the savage war
dance by moonlight. and many
other weird scenes never to be for
gotten.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25

named electors of the city of Mo
bridge are named and the sane are
designated to act as judges OF the
said special election, towlt: NJ. T.
Woods, =. l.. llelmey and W. S.
Wrigley, and father,
BE it resolved that the polls he
kept open for said special election
from nine o clock Il. N. until four
0 clock p. m ana further.
Be it resolved that the city audi
tor be and he is hereby d.'ecte, i
and ordered to give notice OF Sa,l
special election and to notify the
above named judges as by statute
made and provided
"A .ernen present AID voting in
favor OF the resolution: J. W
Harris. James Wrigley. ID. c.
Johns and G. III. Cartmell. AL
dermen present and voting against
tie lesolution. none.
Dated August 2lst, 1911.
7. Z. Stoltzman, Mayor
Attest: NJ. 7. Woods.
City Auditor
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
RESOLUTION FOR THE ISSU-
ANCE OF BONDS FOR A SEW
ER SGS ZEN IN AND FOR THE
CITY OF MOBRIDGE, S. OAK

BE t resolved by the city coun-
ell of the city of Mobridge, that it
IS necessary for the best interests
Of the city to install sewer sys-
tenn for the said city of Mobridge.
and further,
BE it resolved that the said in
debtednesS be bonded in the sum
of Seven Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars, in bonds Of the denom:na-
tionS and payable on the dates in
dicated as follows: Bond No. |,
$500 90, payable Jan. !, 1922;
BoId No. >, $1,000. 90, PAYABLE
Jan. |, 1922: Bond No. 3, paya-
bic Jan. |, 1924; Bond No. 4,
pa. able Jan |. 1925; Bond No.
), payable Jan. !. 1926; Bond no.
&, payable Jan. |, 1927; Bond No.
I, payable Jaa. |, 1923; Bond
No. s, payable Ian. |, 1929; said
bonds to bear interest at the rate
Of five per cent per annum, aud
further,
Be it resolved that tax of two
mills per annum be and the same
is hereby authorized to be levied
upon the taxable property Of the
city Of Mohridge for the purpose
of paying the principal and inter
est of said bonds as the same shall
become due and payable, and fur
ther,
BE it resolved that a specia
election be called for the purpose
of submitting the question OF the
issuance of said sewer bonds to the
electors Of the said city and sale
election shall be held at the city
hall in the city Of Mobridge on the
18th day CT September, 1911, an(
further,
Be it resolved that the following
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
LATE LOCAL NEWS

MObridge people who attended
the entertainments given here
few weeks ago hy Bob and Eva
Mckinley and their adopted daugh-
ter and were aware of the domestic
infelicity which existed in the Me-
Ginley family. will doubtless read
! the following from the McLaugh-
lin Messenger with considerable
interest
j. Il. Noe, wife and son Virgil
OF Oklahoma City, arrived here
Tuesday in quest of their son
Lloyd, who has been travelling
for some time with the Mckinley
Comedy company and was recent
ly married in Aberdeen to Alvina,
an adopted daughter Of the Me-
Ginleys. 1t was runaway match
and caused considerable excite
ment at the time. They found the
McGinleys were playing at Lem
mon Tuesday and sent g messen-
ger mp who returned with Lloyd
and his girl wife. They said they
had to steal their clothes from the
rooms and slip out unObserved by
the McGinleys to avoid trouble.
The elder Noe is engaged in the
wholesale dry goods business in
Oklahoma City, where they have
an elegant home. They ale ex-
cellent people and their sons have
all that heart could desire and it is
not strange that Lloyd was quite
willing TO g i've up the combined
salary Of so per week Ee and his
wife were getting. The reuniting
Of parents and son was quite affect
ing and the parents took very
kindly to the young bride, who is
possessed of IA lively disposition in
addition to a fine voice. They
left for Oklahoma City last night
on the flyer '
1t is reported that a number of
stock owners in the western part
| the stat are sowing corn on the T.
! fields. since the recent rains. with
the expectation of cutting it fOl
/ fodder as soon as the indications
show the coming Of frost. The
corn will have several weeks in
which to make a growth, and they
intend to handle it just as they
would a crop Of hay, and secure a
lot OF good winter feed in this
manner.
Rev. X o. Aase went to Tim
Der Lake Saturday and held SER
vices there the following day f.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
AN EYE-0PENER

Aberdeen Daily News: The Mo-
bridge News is at hand with an
illustrated write-up of that thriv-
ing town on the Missouri river
which is an eye-opener to people
who have not kept in close touch
with the town during it's four
years OF existence. The showing
made is surprising one and
shows Mobridge to be a thriving
town and one of the coming big
towns of South Dakota.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25

n church organization has been
effected there and Rev. Aase will
conduct services once a month in
the hall for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Hollenbeck.
who returned recently from Shell
don. Iowa. enjoyed an outing at
the beautiful Wisconsin lakes and
spent some time with Mr.. Hollen-
beck S relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. w. w. O Malley of Bow
de and Miss Malley Of Mime
apolls visited last week with Mrs.
Harry Feeley and called on nu-
merouS friends here.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
Mobridge, South Dakota,

August 1t, l9ll.
City Council of Mobridge, SOuth
Dakota, met pursuant to adjourn
menr.
Present: Z, z. Stolzman, May
or; ID. &. johns, James Wrigley,
+. }. Pratt, {. Ii. Cartmell aad
John Feenoy. j. w Harris, alb
sent.
Minutes of the meeting of Aug.
I, 1911, We're duly read and ap.
proved.
Moved by Cartmell and seconded
by Johns that the ordinance pro-
viding for the construction of side
walks oe passed TO its second read,
ing Aldermen voting Aye,
Johns, Wrigley, Feeney, Cartmel
and Platt. Voting Nay none
Carried.
Upon the reading Of said ordi
nance it was moved by WrigleN
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
School District Treasurer's Report.

Annual report Of the Treasurer Of Flora,
School District n. l3, Walworth County.
South Dakota. tor the school year begin
ming July /. 1910, and ending June 30, 1911.
INDEBTEDNESS.
Total amt outstanding bonds ...... slO,0Oo0o
Total amt. optstnnding warrnEts.... ll0l9s
Total amt. Of money with District
Treasurer .......................... 5312
To-nl amount OF money in hands OF
County Treasurer 379
Net indebtedness. Observation-Disclosures. ll.Olo6o
RECEIPTS FOR SCHOOL YEAR.
Balan ON hand July |. 1910 ........S S3.o8
Amt. received from district tnX... 4l73.7l
Amt. received from apportionment 6i2.06
Amt. received from sale Of bo.:ds
within the year.................... 100000
Amt. received from all other sources
including overdrnfts ............. 70O6
+ tai amt. received from all sources
during the ar ...................$i5 .$i5,6Oo.35
EXPEN DIIrRES FOR SCHOOL YEAR.
Amt pd for sci houses and sites...s S.i6l as
Amt. pd. for furniture apparatus
and fixtures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,01@
Amt paid for teachers wagcs........ 2.2C4.75
Amt. pnid school officers MS salary 90. $500
Aunt. paid for interest on bond,... 10000
Amt. paid for redemption o. war
rants. Observation-Disclosures. l.d9lA A5
Amt. pnid for interest on warrants. 36.92
Aunt. paid for purposes not before
mentioned Observation-Disclosures. l.-2S. ~
Total eXpcnditur - for the year -. Sl5. r46.G3
Cash on hand ut close of yrar....... 33H
Total, includinfY cash on hand to
balance receipts, Sl5,6OO.35
true and correct report
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Treasures Of Flora, School District No. 49,
Wnlw rth County.
= described and sworn to before me this
nth day of July 1911.
W. :. WRlGLEY.
Notary Pablo.
The above report has been examined by
the school board oi Flora. School District
No. 10, and c6nparad With n statement from
the county treasurer showing funds paid
during the year: and the report Is found To
he true and correct, and is hereby approved.
JOHN NJ. &c. kREM,
Chairman of school Board
Il. ]. OLSON. Clerk.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25

Those desiring a pleasure trip in
the "HoodOo Yacht can make ap
plication to Captain Freddie Boyd
or First Mate Slim Mendenhall
Charges reasonable for long or
short cruises on the Missouri river.
This will be granl chance for a
summer outing. This boat was re-
Gently purchased from me, and is
up-to-date in soery respect.
L. 5. COM. GOODMAN.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25
PROCEEDINCS0F
CITY COUNCIL
Much Business Transacted
for the City's Benefit.
SEWERAGE SYSTEM, ETC.
Steps Taken Towards a City
Hall, Jail and Sewerage
System for City.
MObridge. South Dakota, Au

MODfluSe, OOuCn l)aKOla, Au-
gust DIST, 1911.
City Council of the city of Mo-
bridge met pursuant to adjourn
ment of adjollrned regular Sc sion
Present: p. p. Stoltzman. mayor;
James Wrigley. J w. Harris, c.
II Cartmell, d. G.. Johns: absent,
John Feeney and F. J Pratt
Moved by James WrigIey that
lG1he application Of l.. f. Pierce for
permission to build a brick an
concrete building on Lot No I in
Block No. @, original toNn Of
Mobril lge, be granted as follows:
Mr. Pierce being all wed to have
an opening in he sidewalk three
feet wide a.ong the south side Of
said building for a basement stair
way, the opening to commence a
least ten feet east Of Main rect
and to be properly V guarded with
ratings and that permission be
granted also to put glass in side
walk along Main street for space
not to exceed three feet from the
edge of the building. Motion sec
onded by d. G. Johns. Carried
Moved and seconded that a reso-
luton be submitted to this council
to install steel tank and tower
and to call a special election to
vote on the proposition OF issuing
bonds therefor Alderman present
and voting in favor Of such mo-
ton: G. II Cartmell, ID. G. john,
James Wrigley and j w. Harris.
Aldermen present and voting
against snch motion. none. Car
ried. Resolution elsewhere in this
issue.
Upon the reading Of such reSo-
luton it was moved and seconded
that the resolution be adopted
Aldermen present and voting in
favor of sUoh motion: &. II. Cart
nell, ID. G.. Johns, James Wriglev
and J. w. Harris. Aldermen
present and voting against such
motion, none. Carried.
Moved aId seconded that rceo-
luton calling special election to
vote on bonds fol the building of
city hail and jail for the city Of
Mobridge be submitted to this
Council. Aldermen present ana
voting in favor Of such motion,
&. II Cartmell, ID. &. Johns, J.
W, Harris and James Wrigley.
Aldermen present and voting
against such motion. none. Car
ried. Resolution found elsewhere
in this issue.
Upon the reading of such reso-
luton it was moved and seconded
that the resolution be adopted
Aldermen prAs:nt and voting
in favor of such motion: G.. II.
Cartmall. ID. G.. Johns, James
Wrigley and J. W. Harris. AL
dermen present and voting against
such motion, none, Carried.
Moved and seconded that a r9so-
luton calling a special election TO
vote on bond for the installing of
q seWer system for the city of Mo-
bridge he submit ted to this coun-
Gil. Aldermen present and voting
in favor of such q motion: G. ii
Cartmell, James Wrigley, ID. G.
Johns and j. W. Harris. Alder
men present and voting against
such motion, none. Carried.
Resolltio1 ,UIlished elsewhere in
this issue.
Upon tLc reading of such resolu
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-08-25

Nj r. Woods. money ",advanccd for
postage. water fund .................$ , 3:
J r. Senter. refund OF water tax. water
fund ................ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5(
en- p =. Ry. CO., freight ............. 81
water for Feb. II. ~ =
water for Mch.. II. 81 o
water for APRIL. ~ 3s
Il. X. L"ech, salary ms police.
May 10 to June lc general fund ......T4 Z:
June 16 to July l6, general fund .... SO 2t
July l6 te August |, general fnnd e. ~ "
VIM. OConnor salary rs police.
May 10 TO June -, general fund ..... - I:
June 10 to July 3, general fund ....., 81 ~
July to August |, general fund. so %
VI. NJ. Minton, salary rs alderman.
May to oct. l. 1910, general tund,. D
On motion Of Alderman Pratt
duly seconded by Alderman Wrig-
ley, the Council proceeded to hear
ny objec tions to the proposed or
dinqnce for the construction of
sidewalks as therein set forth.
Moved by Alderman Pra't and
seconded by Alderman Johns that
whereas this is the time and the
place for hearing any objections
as to the adoption Of the proposed
ordinance for the construction Of
sidewalks as therein set forth, and
Whereas there has been a reti-
ton filed having thereon the
names of thirteen lot owners on
Wisconsin avenue as opposed to
the adoption of said ordinance
and
Whereas said petition has been
duly considered by said Council
aud said Council finds that said
petition does not represent fifty
FIVE per cent Of the property own
ers on said avenue. therefore said
ordinance Ce adopted as proposed
and published
Aldermen voting in favcr Of the
adoption of said ordinance, Cart
nell, Wrigley. Pratt Johns and
Feeney.
Moved by Alderman Wrigley,
seconded by Alderman Pratt that
the ordinance as adopted be passed
to its fist reading
Aldermen voting in favor Of the
motion, Cartmell, Wrigley, Pratt
Johns and Feeuey.
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and seconded by Johns that such
ordinance he adopted without
amendment Aldermen voting
Ave. Johns, Wrigley. Pratt,
Feeney and Caltmell. Notin g
Nay. y none. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the ap-
plication of Lars larson for q
building permit be lai | over until
next meeting. Carried
Moved and seconded that the
bills for damages to property
caused by fighting fire he laid over
until next meeting. Carried.
The following claims were aud
tied and allowed and the auritor
ordered to draw warrants on the
general fund therefor