davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17
,GLENwoop.

| Theodore Coburn's children, who
has had diphtheria are improving.
AIRS. Calvin Jordan has returned
home after a few days visit with
her son at olioviIle.
Married, last Sunday at the brides
residence. Miss Dolores Hughes 10
Mr.. Thomas Spears. OF Huntington,
w Va, Rev. ]. H. Thomas officiaf-
ing. May their lives be long and
prosperous.
Died, May 9Th, 1912. Mrs. J.. n.
Cooksey of consumption she leaves
husband. six children. father and
mother, four brothers and three
sisters to mourn their loss, she was
laid to rest in the family graveyard
at Glenwood. the funeral was con-
Quoted by Rev. James Church of
Grayson. KY. large concourse of
friends followed the remains &c their
last resting place
Mrs. Dorsa Ratcliff was visiting
her parents on Knotty Poplar Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Curtis Mullins was calling ON Miss
AAlma BLACK Sunday.
Mrs. Lavina Salyer and Hattie
llman of Normal. KY, who have
> visiting their parents. Mr.. and
! W. M. Cooksey OF this place
Nne time, viii return home
Wy I aday school will be organic
~ IA Hill the third Sunday IN
my Anhine Jones was calling
ne thS y Nv Fraleg last week.
.ey, "a iaiih aas shopping at
ie Grayst = N4erbeft Rafcliff will
'Is Laurina sfaa !. Z s,..,.',, few days,
alling on M q ~ and spp.,av bv |
'ok'ey sundA = SAlshland. Ky.
W is attending
scbool paid
roRcA, 4sSNVesG.
pders were
Uncle Dock Millehe "A pd Bertha
Glow this place, di "A
" night at o,olocAS%, ,4S kMIE.
sars old,
Mrs. c. v. BartehN A
'en visiting her mothdg \TA
lie, Ohio, has returned NNusf
j. d. Maxey OF AshlanA any,
Ing Miss Elizabeth Han ~ nm
ntly, sSV\l
Mrs, G. z Lyklns was VIII g sSIrl \
SER, Mrs. Harvey Yontz, at Lou- i h
a one day last week.
Bin Cor was calling on Babe Z
aac at Lick creek recently.
Otto Hammond, G. a o. fireman. 4
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17
RUSH.

Geo. Ross made business trip
to Ashland last week.
Ethel and Susan Rice entertain
ed quite crowd of young folks of
Bolts fork Saturday night and Sum
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Hogan, of
Catlettsburg, were visiting their
sons, John and Drew. last week.
Miss Willie Belle Cole. of Lou
lisa, was visiting home folks last
week.
John Hogan, who has been sick
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17

f------------ tf PAGU W1HI
Dissasss'A 'boend COZ
and afis5) which gonly be conOsrs7E
.Sur6icall win keep ia good running - y
IDA Qpsrafir9bt time, SO that the de',preadr
hy not y gor,s oaf. Very many times yoo win
4old or fag dowp before their time through igntump-
The improper handling Of this human mechanism apcd
depression, confused head, backachc hcadaci ,f,n
lnahes and many symptoms Of dcranfemcnt o! the y6
systsm be avoided bya Understanding Of what
do, IN those trying times that come to all women.
IfRs g. IT. WILLIAMS OF Lypnhavens Va Il II
e5 my th rive way ai female trouble and an the doctor
u employed three) said would
had e hs sa'ons AZ The tine Finally rad n the sbo
taken but ouq 9s un.il found do1e good took in M
i've Prescription
Dssover ~ al do all housewob and have ganes
to try your ieyor1 ~ the only medicine earti
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17

Eiiss Gypsie Burchett passed down
creek recently.
there will be night meeting at
NJ. Stars the second Monday
May. -
trs- Sarah Starr was visiting Mrs.
" Starr Sunday,
llss Julie Adkins was shopping
Christmas Monday.
Mrs. Jenoah Ham of Yatesville
rs visiting friends at this place
Gently.
J. W. Burchett of this place was
sitting friends at yatesyille re-
ntly.
Jerome and Harvey Preece at
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17
BA El.sr.


brrilda. and Lizzie Chap
famed quite number Of
s. ks sunday afternoon.
TisIs r., f.1ichnrd Belcher is very II
EyH
o. C. Burgess Mrs. g. g
- and little granddaughter
.nel. have returned home
~ .s,. y visiting relatives In Paints
t'u many s==-liases Patsy and Dixie Shannon
one puons led Louisa relatives this week
eol'aih lnod chders took dinner with
hnl Mrs 10. S. Gray Sunday
~ noau u n Mcclure and G. w. shiycl
80 posspssin it this week buying hogs.
~ +. G. Mcclure and children
ene osse 'n islting at Graves Shoal Sat
~ and Sunday
pauen. Cora Borders Of Ashland IL
~, ."s ~ Mrs. II. ". Ball
w. ny ~ Sf II. Mcclure. Miss Belle
y ,he f. @. Mcclure. and G. r.
snu sss.em M Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
pm each face. lsW uar,,r .,,o,n Martin
hnd culture, III AEna7,,..a "a. nou,
. ~ spoken In all lima Arm
.,r ome- is u chrli-A snsn, ,r,,asdav
II aie is read here KidnEA
., nv lived. Books. ,...,a.,an
,dy sbe seen every NJ ois,ar urs
|sod selected with, :, .pk N NJ
s.oog entertain as - u. Church
nsPrruptng the at.ev caIt/Awaanesaay
buslCr slang IS he foiappointN SNted.
|ugh In this home on hi,,aa
inc Ihcir parents an Dry Dry q ordE ~
~ 4 the rights OF 'ao.e. ~
|men 10 is made as bature y is yis>$ ~ did
be for hem They ". Frit MN Nsun-
a. ths haa.ttf. tS\ ~ -.
|eositlon refine and family ~
! preferei MS family isreet hou,d frlendt s ~
any remsnd they welsy Reynolday And "
had n chswhat he Is a a =
to the loihls idspl no l4sna~ealIiAs X n 3
|rrangemrni' Mays Saturday. 81
IN tho Miss Ida Muncy and Mae Pckreig 3
market sof Smoky Valley spent Saturday ane
|;herw Sunday with Miss Georgia Hutch
but ha|| iBon
|inmu Miss Ruby Adkins Of Louisa pass
atoriIY cd through here recently.
| |ci Forest Damron passed through
lis - here Sunday
EeyyI|| Donnie ChaffIn OF Christmas was
|nly ~ 4 business visitor here Friday !,
g is Alexander. our dry goods man. !,
OF Louisa was here Wednesday.
Minnie and Blanche Burchett OF
Deep Hole were visitors here Sat
urday
John Akers OF Lick creek passed :.
through here Monday,
Ahe Misses Dolle and Gertrude Dam
ron we're here recently. 9
Martin Mcdowell was visitor at
'Ep a Madge Tuesday. :,
Encd NoBoDY,s DARLING. n \
8rna El
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17
CHRISTMAS.
lNrrc.
- aann1e

y --.;sS
2EKhorns NJ ana N.s Atar, p,roho,, ,yara
IS Eggs st.,...s, go. 49,
&Ssa $500 Sung Mr, I. carter sunday
Il Charley Ham, OF Yatesyille was
Hing on friends at this place
R,eena ,;ently.
. brakema Miss Gypsie Burchett, who has
llzrowbone IN attending school at Fallsburg
90 she upper returned home
iti.red aud Mrs Harvey Burchett was calling
a was al Il Mrs John Burchett Saturday.
an be takeIdiss Rosy Emm and virgie Stan
Pikeyille NJ calling on Miss Mile Bur
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17

TWO BLACK EYES.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-17

John Hogan, who has been sick
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

shops Goo ArHl.or.U,. rar tHc llFf
year manager OBJ. fHe -J.us shop. uos
leu with u.s family .ur Ius Angeles
Mr. sanchez expects Iu make uIs u,t.
mau,ut ry.Iu,u.. boo iun DItg of Nu.
r,It
Sir and Mrs . d. Mayo. who 1rr
1upt0niug uu their household guuts
this week. are preparing tp leave ,ur
california where th,y VIII mskr their
home in tu, future.
Special convoost'on of RIO Graude
HAPPIER $50. 3, &c. \. NJ. this evening
30 o'clock for work loo the A. g..
g. VI aud NJ r.. NJ. degrees an
visiting companions are welcome. Uy
order ot the H D. Harry Braun.
secretary
Dr A. g. Gaehe'c.u. who Is on his
Say to the Southwest Indian Mission
conference, 90 F.aEstan which opens
tomorrow. will l'ctur. tonight ut the
'rcsps torHn church ON the topic
The second Coming of Christ; what
.nr and When. MI GBcboIoiu b. EDDIE
cor uf q religious magazine called
our Hope, d. member of the COM
mission appointed to prepare new
oxford Bible and is an eminent Rib
ical scholar and lecturer ", VIA
take the most prominent part n tn,
Conference 90 Flagstaff.
Rec w Marsh. for many years
pastor uf the congregational ChurDE
lerr aud Mrs Marsh. celebrated tho.r
,ttb wedding anniversary the other
da, go whittier. cal. Vhorr Nj Marsh
,r pastor OF the Plymouth Cougr,Et-
uuuai church IN dcuRhtful and uu.
expected manner. Tip., were 'kid-
mapped loo an auto uoR thcIr cuitsgc
tt Iay cts. and taken tp their hum"
which had been invaded with the con-
niylurc of tnr SON, Harold Marsh. and
brilliantly decorated for the occasion.
| There the members ut the church
presented the surprised pastor and
wife with o. magnificent twelve piece
/ silver dinner set and set Of table linen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

I am try
ing. said
Algernon Al
oysius Chul-
u on dole y
AuaStucius
Virgins, the
poet TO dis
cover without
a. violation
gI IA. TflItE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

BeLber Co, Opticians Phone 100
Dr. w. y. Macbeth, dentist. 25-25
Graut building.
Walton b. offering y,ry low prices
on baby photographs.
=. Walsh. general baggagcmastc-
for the Santa Pc. IL in Albuquerque
today.
G. NJ. Light president OF the silver
city Normal school is iu Albuquerque
today.
Or g. T.. Kelsey has returned from
a i've weeks eastern vacation trp ir
Indiana and ohio.
Mrs. Albert singer and Mrs Ike
Singer have returned from a trip o.
Denver ana other points n Colorado.
An knights ~ Pythi5s of Albuquor
que and vicinity ere urgently request
ga to attend g meeting and smoker
ut the castle hall. tlt West Gold ave
, nue. this "Scrins az s o'clock Business
of Importance
MIR A. g. Gtchelriu Of New Yorl
cts. editor OF our uopr." viii DC
liver lecture n the prosbytcria'
/ church ut s u'pIuck tonight The sub.
! icct VIII be- "rho Lords second com
Ing All az" invited. there being 90
admission
Friends lea Albuquerque have re-
cclvcd letters from Dr T.. McQuocr
! Gray, announcing his satc arrival 10
/ London. Br GRAY says hc intends &
! remain IN Europe tor "a year, uftc
which he viii rcturu 90 Albuquerqu,
| for brief stay
DICK" SANCHEZ. for number %
, years proprietor OF various barb1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
ELKS' EXCURSION
TO SANTA FE IS
BIG SUCCESS
Everybody That Made Trip to
Ancient City Had a Big
Time; Splendid Service Rem
dered by Railroad Company.

one hundred and fifty Elks and
their friends spent yesterday In Santa
Fc. making the trip to and from the
Ancient city In q special train mat
lcft here ~ O'Clock In the morning
and returned at late hour a. night
The feature of the day la Santa re
was baseball game between Albu-
uucrquo aud Santa Pc Elks in which
the local Antlyrod ones carried the
bacon from the diamond. The eXcur-
aonists had one great ana glorious
tim, of 20 Ice the old pueblo. The resi-
dents uf tho capital extended th" iull
meed of hospitality ana turned the
town over 90 the visitors Excellent
fAin service WAS rendered by the
SAINT. BE- railroad. -. j. Johnson
ascent TOR the Santa ~, here, accom-
panied the train going and coming
and ww tu % thyt ull the passengers
/ had every possible accommodation,
! plenty ol equipment being furnished
I Altogether the excursion wus great
|hlg success and thr local committee
/ uu arrangements Dave 'omnT. Frank
sturt1 ana ollie Matsou, arc 90 he
|r,ugtutulut'd for .hcr work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

other legislation rs,1 py 'Ir Ar-
1pus I.gisIltur. at los ntt session. .lu
br ADMITTED Go thr people fnl mai
decision Under tn, terms of the fuil
crew law. third brakeman was 60
take the place or negro train port"rs
because the referendum has been IN
yokod the purtrrs viii remain at work
until the law ts submitted 90 the p""-
pie. rIc people VIII vote Ut the same
time ON other laws affecting corpora
lions. these laws ikeRiso having been
declared passive az tho present umo
because az the referendum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
Today's Calendar.

Rio Grande Chapter r.. \ NJ.
meets tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Local weather report for q
hours ending at 81. IN, August
l2- Maximum temperature %
degrees. minimum, IS, range.
30, az 3 q. m. Ga southwest
winds, clear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

governing that pure and perfect
dlct.1n which be- my hobby a.
word which win ulhl tuc rec
quirrmcuts ol th, higher pocsy,
ana rhyme win Albuquerque.
Reiug compelled through u COM
sri'ntiuus regard for th" l.;"r-
try prppriour. Coo Wow with
aversion guyn hyhridg as
'urrpu,' and lu,rWe am. To-
bc perfectly frank. up % lyric
stump,
Aud h'gcruou with q hope
loss air. sEuIn resumed the pa
u,nt thunoing OF his book OF
synonyms while a. l,p Grando
mosquito thrummcd Wsly his
guitar as he was Fastening
home from the bar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
The Weather

For,cast--Tonlsht and Tues
day nIr mot much change ln
temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
REFERENDUM HAS
BEEN INVOKED
IN ARIZONA
Law Affecting Corporations
Held Up Pending Decision
by the People; Negro Train
Porters Still Working.

Negro train portors ARE stil running
between Albuquerque aud Wuslow ON
the santa be coast tines as we'll as on
ohtor railroads bon Arizona bF grace
of tho referendum Wh,rh has been in-
yokcd uptil tho ull crew las aud
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-19

ed from Minneapolis Friday night. H..
The Batter camping party returned
from a weeks outing At Little Rock
lake Sunday. q +. =" ', -**,'. $780,.
Mr.. Thomson went to Rice Sunday
afternoon to hold evening services at
that place.
II. s.. Bliss and p M; Youngblood of
Minneapolis, who we're: among the
Batzer 8 camping party at: Little Rock
lakes, returned to their homes the first
of this week: {: -. ,,'.:r - s>>.:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Galley motored
to Minneapolis the first of this week.
F. Il. Lakins was at Little Falls with
the county commissioners, who were act
ing as board Of equalization.
Merl Rhoda visited Minneapolis,
recently and while there was the guest
OF MT. and Mrs. }. D. Boyd:
A permanent loan Of books has been
received from the state: library COM
mission, which will enable the Royalton
library to open Saturday, July 81. Any
one wanting books can obtain them
between two: and five O'Clock in the:
afternoon Of that day at the school. :
Several have not yet handed their
annual dues to the secretary, Miss
Carrie Batter. IF they will Kindly do
so it will greatly oblige the library. as
ISOLATION and entit1e them to the use
OF books when the library is opened.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-19
.ll'Ii. ];

\ flasss ~ .:4 sss
h. July Is. g. Olson was In NORTH
TuesdaY evening. ss,s:'f.s5s = " 81
=. Starr and son, Ed, were il
Foley Monday, IT.. .. s. k.5 ; = /. 7.
Peter Markeson had crew of men
this: week grading the road TO- F.. *.
Stars place. ' = IT, z; s.. 49,
The dance at Polinskyy q Thursday
evening, was quite well attended and
all report q good time. - 49, i*sS< y
I. Ed. Starr made>sa trip to Foley
Thursday after feed. 80 - !: 49, 9: > 5 54.
/. Lewis /: Larson I : returned RI from
. Hawick y, where he has been visiting
bis cousin, Conrad Iverson, u; 8. 5.Ssss
: Etc Talberg returned from
Granite Ledge, whore he has beer IN
ployed at Dahler's mill 4 for : d ssfe,x
3 Il. pohnsky ~ !, 81 iiRamey Flid IS,
Miss Rose Hoten Of Rush City*is
visiting at the Starr lhome: II, EE.isss$ &. I
There viii he somewhat :: moro shay
here this year than Il Tor 4thss past
couple years. go s:st1 5e'.G:;: s. z,!h
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-19
COME AND CONE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Davidson return;
ed to Birch lake Saturday afternoon
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wetzel, after a brief visit in the city
Miss Letita Herbert came up from
Minneapolis Saturday for visit with
Miss Flora German.
s. Trebby returned the first of The
week from business trip to Motley.
Miss Addie Stoll, who was visiting
in Brainerd, returned last Friday.
Miss Gertrude Kopka, who was visit
ing friends in Brainerd, returned Sat
urday.
Claude and Merton Mears of Pepin
Wis.,, departed for their home Satur
day, after visit at the Fl. M: Magee
home. -,
Miss Ethel Pearson, who was visitin !
at Lake Alexander, returned the latter
part of last week. ~ 90 ~
Erlck johnson returned last Friday
evening from a visit in st. Cloud. ~:
Miss Sadie Anderson returned to
Minneapolis, where she is employed
after a visit with her parents in the
town Of Swanville. =: = !,
Miss Alice Demscy departed last
Friday by way of St: Paul for he1
nome in Window, after completing her
work at the st: Paul store for; the
season. : :.
Mrs. Jentz of, Brainerd arrived Sat.
urday from Tacoma, Washington, fol
a visit with. Mrs. Henry Rathmeief, en-,
route home, '.'~ 1855:
Miss Cecilia Erwin went to Bem;di;
Saturday for visit with friends.
Joseph Mitchell departed Sunday for
a visit with friends in Perhame And
Valley City, N. D. -
Miss Mary Cegon and Miss Tekla
Nayotney, who were visiting friends
IN Minneapolis, returned Sunday. =:
Mrs. Math Zerwas, who was visiting
in Jamestown, N. D., with her daueh.
ter, Mrs: w. Bates, returned Saturday.
Miss Grace Richardson returned ia
Mankato Monday, after a visit with
her sister,. Mrs. Frank Atkinson. =:
MISS Lucy Warner, who was in the
city to spend Sunday, returned to HUI.
bert Monday, where she is a guest at
the Head cottage.
Misses Eva Berg and Magda1ine
Slmonet left Monday for an outing at
the .Wetzel cottage at Birch lake.
p ;. Herbert Dawson, who was EMPLOYED
at Akeley, returned Wednesday.
Miss Glide Beache Of Muscatine. H..
and Miss Helen Richie Of this city re.
turned wednesday from an outing at
Birch lake.
Henry Turner and son, Harry, who
were visiting at the home Of F. s.,
Turner; returned to Fargo, N. B.,
Wednesday. =
W: H. Robilliard arrived from Fail.
bault the first of the week on a bust
ness visit. /
MI. and Mrs. John Bitzan, a newly
welded couple, came, up from the twin
cities Tuesday for 9 visit at the home
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-19
ROYALTON

July 1S.--Mr. and Mrs. L. g. Cairns
Of Rice were Royalton visitors the last
of the week. ~ -''
g: g. Wing Of St. Cloud transacted
business in Royalton during the past
!, F H., ?; Logan went to Foley Thursday ),
IL. r; :. 3: Wa Watson; . Of Sank Rapids wa.
A young daughter Of Victor sawdv
ieli from the roof of an. out building
lat Thursday and broke her arm.
MISS Emma Ellis left Friday for
te;as TO spend her vacation, I: with
Mrs. Gaumnitz Of Braine I'd :v;s;tad
at,her brother" VIM. McNeal's s, home
Celia Hollenbeck returned from
Peynot Friday after a week s visit
with relatives. ,o,:,. 's'
Mrs: Mary Ayers went to Wahkon
last week to remain with her son. Her
bert, for time. >e'@' 11's:
Fred Esty Of St. Cloud was here on
business Saturday. ~
MRS. Anna Sheets left the last of the
week for her home at Long Prairie.
having been the guest of her brother. L.
X. Rhoda, while here. !. - -
g. MRS; Il. p. White and daughters left
Saturday for St. Cloud, where she win
visit friends enroute to Minneapolis.
Market day, Saturday, was well at
people. ID -
saturday evening dance was given
in %haG L a =
tended. ~. ,s,ss.--, $50 :. ;, + :. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. W. Holiday return.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-19

~ =. Strong and wife to Lewis J.
vanFossen;, ind. Y ;of lots and 3, sec.
30-132.3l,z $3.50. :ss7 1'1tcs
kss John stoltman. and. wife TO Julia
Gilman, lot block s, :Searle's : adj
dition to Little Falls, go. " = ..5,ss
:. Mary .Papilek and husband to: Peter
stelmach, lot Q, block 6, Bowlus, :$625.
Efl Eber n. Clark and wife to J., b. and
q f -. ny OF NW14 r 22 81
y: VILLAIN Getzkows and 'wife. 10 RI Forrest re
i 81 Noggle, lots 2sand S; and w 90 acres
@ aot a and w 20 acres; Of lot g. sec.
5Q:127-31 ,600 - 3 ~: 90
III John Kingsley and wife$ to: Charles
1 s. Nash, NWA Of SEA- 27-l3O-51,
$500. ::i - :.<.,,~ 3 49, =. :: ,
!. Andrew Schubert and :: vito Is t, Mas9aeie
and NWA Of sW, 29s129-3o, $700.|
Clara E. Fuller (widow) to r. Ian.
a. 2: 40 #: Of :lot91 block 9, Little
John Vertip and a vito to ANTHONY +:
stoll, unds Aeof 81 Of SEX and lots 3
and section: 80 1872 go, 81 etc. - ::
g. D. ;Grinols and wife to Waiter
Gregory, EM SEA, 14:42.2s, $1,000: ::
-. 8. Hall and wife to E.. p. Adams
und: n of ,SW,A of, sen and SEX Of
SWA, 30-l30-31, $500. ,.. f.>,>. ::
Charles A. Lindbergh and wife to
August Berglund, :und. u of E15 Of
NEA,: :l4-42-31, 81: etc.
Exrx. Est. Of Arthur Blanchard.
deed to August Berglund, und:: u Of
EH Of NEA, 14-42-31, $500.
r. Borgstrom and wife. to L.. M.
Mann, EA Of SEA-, 31-133-30, 81.
: N. P. Ry: Co. to- G. II. Cantleberry, 8
e OF sWA, 11-132-31, $500.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-19

7 a special meeting Of the city council
was held Saturday evening, Aldermen
Kiewel, Lane, G: E. Carlson, Hall and
Koslosky being present: s!*t} . '>. r: u.
!. A delegation ofs Indies from the
Civic League p. appeared before the
council with the request that the city
provide teams. for the hauling away
Of garbage cans, which the league
would ask the citizens to provide ct
4 their, respective Residences into which
to4 put garbage and place convent emily
tor the teamster 50 haul sway and
empty. The request was granted. :.sf
Fire Chief Emder told $$of the condi-
5tion, Of, the Fourth ward chemical: q: + +
I I. sehws q 81 wig granted 4 !. liquor
} IS. X: Cameron, representing q ths
property; owners, who licked ION TIE
assessment of tlle board Of public works
for the, Third street northeast sewer,
requested that tho city. appropriate
more for the Sewer as there lad. been
extra cost on account Of e. rock ledge
in laying same. N N. Berghein: e.
planned the action Of the board Of pub
lie works and asked that the city ap-
gpropriate, more. towards it's share Of
the improvement. The matter was act
ed on~qt Monday g meeting. a.-'* =
The president Of the council was in
structed to. appoint q committee Of
three, to include the city attorney to
appear before the state tax COM
mission and see that the city's in
terests are taken care Of in the actions
Of that board. :.
The city clerk was instructed to buy
q mower to be used IN cutting down
tho grass on the sides Of the streets Of
the city. 49,. h:
: The report Of the committee appoint
ed to look into the matter Of opening
Tenth avenue southwest, which was
that the Improvement was not practical
at this time, was accepted. :. !:
The request of L.. J. Drellack that
Fourth avenue. northeast, from First
street to the river, be fixed up, s. was
referred to the street committee for
Investigation: = /:
W. H. Ryan was grantd q permit to
repair the stairway: on the Jones &
Ferren building on First avenue south:
east and few other repairs on it.
s. K. Harting was granted q side
walk permit. The street commissioner
was instructed to fix that part Of Fifth
avenue northeast, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. =