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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Gommereial Gln6.

Die ne1ien Raumlidfeiten oeS
Commercial Club i'm gs. .. @
8cbdlioe 1pl,rben am Wlontag er,
offnet;; iiber 5000 aSerionen itat.
teten oenieIben einen geiuA ab. 9ic
e,oite iuuroen, nadoem iie oieRdltmt
m sllgenidein genommen batten
inf Gullid lnb 8utterbrobden be.
nirtbet. Sinter elmer 8ano bon
8lattpflan5en uno Galrnen ipieltc
ein Ordelter; Dem Club nuroen
bon Sreunben oesIelben bieIe 8lit.
menipenoen 5lltbeil. Sel,te Wfittaa
fano Die erIte gerotbung Der Mit.
glieber oeS Commercial Glub itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
lUi9tigt
Gnt(1tibung!
0crbietet Den Cbcrbeamten, bic Bel
trasc Der Wiooern @ooomen
III erb0ben.

Ges Dioines, Saa, %. 0ftober.
Die sSniureetten baben IN oem
beriibmten Wtobern 8ooomen ci
gmeriea JalI, IN tueIhem Der 8e.
ihIub Der Oberbeomten oeS Or.
rens. bic geitr1ge 5ii erboben, OH.
gegriffen ipuroe, Dor bem 9iitrifts'
riftcr Gbos. 9raoibam ieoen Gunft
gclponnen. Die Yeitrdae oiirfeu
obne einipiIligirng Der Wiitelieber
nift erbobt iperoen. Der Sail nirb
an oas Staatsobergeri9t appelIirt
iperSen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Nus bcntIdlen gercinen.

Der Serein uSaronia" berart-
italtet om Sonutaq, ben 81. 2fto-
Der, in 0iilIer's 6oGe einen groBen
SerbItboll, melder lid, lider zines
auten 8eluhe5 5lt erfreuen bo6en
miro, oenn bel oell Sodlcn lit es
inner gerniltblid.
Ger 3omen @eiangoerein Son.
eorbia~ eibt am @sittpod,, ben 30
Sttober I'M 9eittiden Sauie eincu
iogenannten Sallope'en Cans, bel
peldem es iider redt fi0el 5ugeben
miro. Gintritt 1T MIR gegen gors
5eigung bon ginIaOlngsforten &C.
itattet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Bonn 3nae iiberiahren.

Soitis 8efer bon ct. 2oiiis,
Mo., tpurbe in Der N1be bon Sol.
lep. gsebr, ipdbreno er 5fpiiden Dem
8elciie einberidritt, iiberfabren ilnb
sermalmt. @obl aab Der 2pfomo.
tibfiibrer oos 8arnlmgsiignol. Be
der aber mar 10 pertpirrt, Dab er
bas @eIeiie tpobl perIieb, ober n,sr,
Inn oasielbe i'm nafiten glugenbIid
81 betreten. Ter 2ofon1otipfiibrer
mar nid,t initanoe, Den 3us gum
Steben 5u bringen, uno Der 1tnfaq
ipar unbcrmeiolif. 8eders 2eid.
nam ipiiroe Dem Coroner Grosbp
iibergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Ebergeridt entideioct sssen Wlor.
riiIeg.
Sic Yrusreiiiuen iinb 5n elmer So.
lonne anf Dem @abl5cttel
bered)tigf.

oineolr, %. Sftober. - Dos
Sberitaotsgeridt bot beiite entidie.
ben, Dab Die gullmooier BEL Der
fommenoen 8abl 5u eiuer aoIonne
ouf Dem @obl3ettel beredtigt iinb.
9ie aLage puroe bon u. 90. Mor.
riiiep, ocmofrdtiider aanbibat fin
@eneralitantsanlpalt, aneeItrengt,
melder bebaitptete, ooB Die guI.
mooicrs in Rebrasfo nidt nlS Ear.
iei niftreten fonnert oa tie niht
hie notbigen 500 lttlferidriften ipel.
DIE cine neie 9artei anflpeiien mllB,
81 ber5ei6nen batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
GerionaIuptiscrt.

6err Gbeo. 6. 9ebrens, graii.
oent oeS NorolpeitIiden 5angerbuu.
nes, tbeilt inns nit, oaB ct gesci,.
luartig cine &ilr IN @eit gnOeil,
SSltoiana, ourdnladt 1tno Ieiner D1l-
ligen @eneiung entgeeen gebc
5relit uns.
slm 0ienItag, Sen 80. Gftober,
finoet in Der 9telioen5 oes &erru
@nttlieb Storj oie Gernl0hll,ug bon
Serrn Carl s. 2pbp nit sri.
2ouiie Stor5 itatt. Die Gerentonis
miro ourd Gaitor &. s. Dsadau
ooll5oaeit iperoen. s[ls 9ran3etgen
lperben SRI. Olga Stor5 nno Ser
s(bolpb Stor5 fitnairen; Sri. Aufb
Garter iulo Sri. Gliie 5tor5 iper.
Den Die gIrlnellni1bhen fem. iu1l,.
reno Die fleiuc 9orotbn @iggins ois
Sof5ettsringe trogelt miro.
slnloBlid) ibrer iiIberaen Sod);eif
inuroen Serr imo sSrall q. G.
Shroeoer anl Wsontaa slbelio BON
elmer groBen glBnhl Ssrellloe ourd,
einen liternarteten 9eiub nitfs
Sreuoigite iiberraid)t. Ser Nbelio
iuuroe BEL Meoei, @eidng lulo Nc.
djerflana ilt ntaenebmer @eiia
rerbradt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
1to sahr. off.

gbieaso, 81, % Ofto6er.-
Der Shreiner Soiepb Marsfi i'll
IN ieinem Seim in Chicago. 81. i'm
sllter BON no Snbren seltorben.
Marsfi ipuroe in 9entihIane gebo.
reil unb fam i'm Glitter bon 40 Sob.
rem nod slmerifa. Grit im alter
bon so Sabrei, entidatc er alfobo.
Iiiden Getranfen uno i'm alter bon
105 Sobren oem IobafssenuB. Sbn
ilberleben flint Sobne, iieb5ebn gn.
fel uito Iiini 8roBenfel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
.1eim fir glrbeitsmabdletr.

Omaha miro nab Idngerem Yro-
seiiiren bod oas Creighton @orf-
ing Girls Some" erbalten. Das
StoatsobergeridIt bat uanlih cine
nodmoIiee gllifnabme oes @erihts-
pcrfabrens pertpeigert. Der Vroseb
bat orei Sabre scbouert. Die
Siunme, peIde 5u oieiem 3pefc
bon Dem nerltorbenen Braf grcigb.
TON beiIcitc eeiebt iporoen lit, be.
Iiuft iid iebt auf $t75,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
granbitifter an Ser grbeit.

Seute 5li -friiber WorgenitunOe
fpiiroe in geao's 8rocerploben,
22t4 Garitam StraBe, cingebroden
iino bos 8cbduoe II, grauo ecjebt.
Gin INSTRUMENTATION bemerftc Die
5lnmmen uno citirte Die sSeueripebr.
Gag Seaer ipur6e i'm Seine eritidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Sdlabenfener.

aur5 bor 5 l1br Worgets fam in
Gem aellergeidoB Der gfobert 9enp.
iter PHOTOGRAPHIC Supplp 60, 1918
5arnam StraBe, 6ciier Sum Mus.
trud. CHE Die 5lan1nen aeloldt
tDcroen fonnten mar elm Sdaoen
ton $4,000 angeridtet tuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
ansel ,pirS nidlt entfernf.

Cine neite 1-Strableftllrter
dung Duroe borgenommen imo er-
CAB nit @enailigfeit Die Gage Ser
altael. Gieielbe la9ert anBer6aIb.
Der gebrodenen giippe, mo iie rlad)
@rflarlIne Der sler5te feinerlei Sd)a-
ben anrihten fam. Or. 2olnbert
erfldrte, Die aitgel fonne nit oeih.
tiafeit ieben Moment berouseenont.
men iperoen, bod iibeint Mooiebelt
feTbit nidt Die gbiidt alt babell. tie
iiberbaupt entfernen 5u IaiTen.
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0etterberidlt.

Sir Omaha. Council Bluffs itnS
llmgeseno: Shon beute slbeno nno
Mittipoh; iteiaeitoe Eenlperatlir.
Sir gfehraSta: Sdot beiite uno
Wiitipod; iteigenoe 1enperatllr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
@eiterer Nntp.llnfalf.

GaS bieridbriae 9odterden BEG
Gfanoleibers Hilbin 8introbe,
dt61a iiiol. 10. StraBe, lpuroe
Montag 9(beno bon Dem Taricdb
hes Geo. Moore al Der 10. uno
Soiparo StraBe getroffen inS 8ur
Seite geidleil6ert. Das aino er.
lit ihlperc a6er nidt llnbebingt
8erlesungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Der Hopicbelt- -Ittentitcr.

gtiltualfee, %. Sftober. ssobl
Sdrauf, ipelder oas sltteiitat auf
&oolenelt altsfiibrte, ertpadte beate
III ietner 3elle 10 rubia, mic ilur.
len1als. CT bat itbrigens ailber iei.
nem 3eaenrnllnt, Ser MIR Z bei 4
SUB groB tit, nod einen eillac-
fdloiienen 9fallnt BON 20 Bel 40
Sub 5ur 8erfiigunG 1m iid 9elpe.
gilng 5lt MAIDEN, no er inaht BON
eieiem gorreft oud nuSgiebigcn
@ebraltd. Geine giirgIdoft lit bon
$500 auf $4,000 er9ort iporocli,
lno 5ipar aus folgertbeil @riinoen.
@elpiiie 8anoelbiloer llnterllcbn1cr
hotten narnlif bereits geplont, i'm
inter 9iirgidaftsitelIirng frei5llfries
aer-iDenigitens lnnge geillig, INT.
thlt urlter itarfer 9eipahullg, 3itr
sfltfnabme fir @anoelbiloerItreifen
5lt benitbet nit oelten iih 0alla
hombenoolle Sa1lier gelpirfen tie.
benl Ger 9iItriftsanlpoIt Babel IT.
tldrte aber, alle berartigelt genlii.
bltnge1t ipilroen nereitelt lperoelt.
ltno Seoer, Der es periitd)e, cinels
iolflen gldn alts5ltfiibren, iperoe
ielber inter 9[nflage Der Geridts-
niBadtllng Dor Die S1ranfell &C.
bradt peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22

George 9. DaagneD fiir
stnntsanlpoIt, slnaeige.
9nffp & 1phnituu, 2eif,enbcitotter.
1850 2eaDeniportb Gtr. 9pIer 1916
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Sdlfnfluannler nerIebt.

Sreo 2enion, Elm @ait oes Glotts.
mouth 6otels in glattsmoutb, Rcb.,
itieg in Shlafe aus Dem fSeniter
hcS oritten Stodiperfs lno itiir5tr
a6. gr 3og iid cine ldpere aopf.
nunbe ltno innerlide gerlebunaen
3u. Geulon puroe noh Dem bieli-
gen ct. Soiepb's !6oipital gebradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-22
Sma6a @etreioc. .Dlarft.

Sorter Wei5en-
Scr. 2. S6a-SS1ac.
gar. 3, s6-s71ac.
gir. a. S2-S612c.
ibiabrstpeisen--
gsr. 3, S615c.
MeiBes Sort
gfr. 2, 63A--63%c.
gsr. 2, 63c.
Ger. A, 61-61 12c.
WeIbeg aorn-
Sfr. 2, 6012e.
Nr. 8. 60i4c.
Nr 4, 581a-59c.
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0fntilher pptifer, Is Sabre
DnlabQ ~ s. @lrn, 443
Ia1elS Gebdube (Q[nseioe.)
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$40; BiboerS $3.50-4.t0; eSGbr.
Iinqe S4.60--5.25; 2dlnmer $40
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
BIG CROP OF BERRIES.

Hundreds of Virginia people.
men. women and children, have
been spending the past week in the
Sand lake district and vicinity en-
gagged in picking blueberries and
raspberries. of which the crop is the
largest in many years. Many bush
els of blueberries have been brought
to the city during the past couple Of
weeks and placed on the market.
the price per quart being from Z to
10 cents. Many Indians are camp
ing in the north country engaged in
picking berries a,l' market ;their
supply in this city. Large quanti-
ties of these berries are being ship
ped to the Duluth, Twin Cities and
Chicago markets, while some have
been shipped to points in Iowa. The
picking will continue for several
weeks, and 1t is estimated that by
the time the crop is exhausted there
will have been taken from the
bushes in the north country some
thing like 5000 bushels.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
CREATE. new OFFICE.
Oliver Mining Company Has Hired
Mine Rescue Engineer Whose Du-
ties win Be to Look Afteta4a All
Work of Rescue at the Company's
Mines on the Ranges. go

The Oliver Iron Mining company
is continually adding to its safety
devices for the protection OF Its en-
ployes and the latest office to be
created by the company is that Of
rescue engineer. The duties OF the
office, which is held by c. H.
Dawes of Duluth, formerly in the
service of the United States govern
ment, consists in maintaining gen.
eral supervision over the rescue sta.
tons of the company's mines, fire
extinguishers, etc., inspection Of the
work of the various rescue corps and
the conducting of demonstrations.
The creating Of the office is .
continuance of the life policy COM
menced some time ago by the Oliver
company to reduce the number of
fatalities among its employees. Tho
company has provided elaborate
safety devices on every piece of
machinery and in all places Of any
danger in the mines and more re-
Gently 1t organized g. rescue corps
among each shift of miners at it,
properties and provided rescue sta
lions equipped with every conceiv-
able device that is used in first aid
and rescue work. " ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
A GREAT CONVENTION.

Eleven thousands scholars. 1900
officers and teachers and rs pastors
are intensely interested in the b.
County Sunday School convention
which is to be held in Two Harbors
on Thursday and Friday. August Is
and 16, in the Swedish Lutheran
church. The local convention at
Two Harbors is working hard to
make this the greatest gathering Of
Sunday school, workers ever held in
northeast Minnesota.
The chairmen of the convention
committees at Two Harbors are as
follows:
Entertainment - Mrs. Kenney
Smith.
Reception-G. A. Rock.
Observation-Disclosures Lindahl.
Music. G.. Hamaker.
Observation-Disclosures Travena.
All delegates desiring free enter
tainment should write to Mrs. Ken
ney Smith. Two Harbors. before
August 10. Plans are on foot for
special trains from Duluth and Vir-
ginia on account Of the conventions.
There will be big parade in: the
evening Of the first day at 1890
sharp. Every Sunday school In st.
Louis and Lake counties should
send big delegation with a ban
ner and help make the parade sue
cess. The Two Harbors cornet band
will lead the procession. Organized
classes are urged to attend in body
II at all possible.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
HIBBING WILL PLAY
HERE NEXT SUNDAY

What promises to be one of the
best games of baseball pulled off
this season on any diamond of the
range towns will take place at the
Oliver park in this city next Sun
day Afternoon between the Hibbing
and Virginia teams. Both Virginia
and Hibbing have blood in their
eyes and the game will not lack in
interest from beginning to end.
Last Sundays defeat of the Virginia
team by the Hibbing bunch did not
set very we'll with the fans of this
city and they are anxious to get at
Hibbing again just to show them
that the last game was only for
fun. Virginia is in the lead as to
the number of games won from Hib-
bling this season and it will be the
endeavor Of the boys to add another
game on the winning side. The
batteries will be Grady and Carroll
for Hibbing and Lampman and An
thony for Virginia. A large crowd
Is expected over from Hibbing. az
we'll as from other towns of the
ranges to witness what Is anticipat-
ed will be one of the best games
of the season.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
SPECIE
OBJECTIONS MADE
Oliver Iron Mining Company Say.
Fee Owners 81 Normal should
@ Make Direct Charges. .s..5 B


There are . number OF things.
the Oliver Mining company lessee'
OF the Norman mine. In this dis:
trice, wants to know before It files.
answer to the $1,000. 900 damage
suit brought against It by the Leon
Iron company. the Higgins company.
the Gilbert Investment company
and. Clara and Sullivan Smith, fee
holders Of the Norman mine. =::5s .,*
In a motion filed In district court
at Duluth Monday the defendant
company asked that the plaintiff be
required to tell where aud how the
defendant did not mine the ore &C
cording to the terms of the lease,
and In what manner 1t inconven-
fenced subsequent operations. 49, -
1t also wants to know In Just
what particular it has not opened
and worked the mine in the CUSTOM
airy manner and at what time and
place 1t has deposited rocks and
earth and other debris SO as to en-
barass future work; at what time
and place large amounts of mer-
charitable ore have been allowed to
cave in and mix with rocks and
earth; what terms of the lease
were net compiled with and whe 4
demand was made for the surrender
IT the premises to the lessor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
Proceedings Of Virginia
Park Commission .tS%

The Park Commission held an
adjourned regular meeting at the
City Hall July 25th, 1912.
"A special repor showing the
financial condition of the park
funds was read and the board de-
cided to discontinue all park work
which could be dispensed with after
August LIST, in order that the park
funds would not be overdrawn. The
Park Board will continue to employ
sufficient men TO- keep Alcott Park
and South Park in proper condition
and keep the street boulevards In
order.
+ A bid Of Andrew Grande for pipes
and fittings for a water line in
South Park In the sum Of Three
Hundred Fifty-nine Dollars was &C.
cepted and 4 water line will be in
stalled 40 soon a possible. -. -.
A force pump for spring trees
was ordered Of Crane ordway Co.
Arrangements were made TO- se-5
cure gravel for crawling roads in
South Park. i y. z.s.z .. .s: 8.
The Superintendent reported
that two bear cubs had been secured
for the park and that the new deer
enclosure had been completed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
GOES no CANADA.

Chas. Grimes of the Virginia c.
gar Co., on Tuesday disposed of his
interest In that business to his part
ner, Geo. Oestreich, and left for
Winnipeg, where he will visit with
his parents and friends for a time.
He will seek = new location in Can
ada for the establishmeht Of bust
ness, + ~ r.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine worship with sermons at
1O:45 In the morning and 1880 in
the evening. Sunday school at noon.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 in
the afternoon. Senior Christian En-
deavor at 6:45 in the evening. Mid
week worship on Thursday eve
ming at 7:45. The pastor has re-
turned from his vacation and will
preach both morning and evening.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09

Aurora News: Editor Bill" Han
naford of the Virginia ENTERPRISE
has rounded out his twenty-fifth
year In the newspaper business. He
Is getting out one of the best news
papers in the state and Is deserving
OF the success that has been his.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09
COMPLIMENTS FROM THE PRESS

Hlbbing Ore: w. E. Hannaford
Of the Virginia Enterprise with last
weeks issue Of the Enterprise closed
his twenty-fifth year in the editorial
chair. A quarter century at the
grind" is long time, yet we wager
the pleasant features of those years
stand out a whole lot palmer than
the unpleasant ones to BILL" as
the newspaper boys call him. The
Enterprise shop is one OF the best
equipped plants in northern Mime
sofa and the paper has ever been
one OF the best in the state. During
the years Mr.. Hannaford has been
in the newspaper business he has
not made fortune. but since the
fire Of 1900. when the Enterprise
shop suffered the fate of the other
buildings Of the town, he has laid
away enough to keep the metaphori-
cal wolf from the door in the years
that are to come, besides rebuilding
his printing shop and equipping it
with the most improved types and
machinery. May the sun Of pros
per1ty continue ever to shine on
"Bill," his family and the estima-
Bile Enterprise.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-08-09


sirsdzZto ~ ths q. I VI 90
until the next regular nGotin6 and
Give the council IN opportunity of
having full h discussion on the:
propositio lon.
MI The committee on streets report.
eG favorablyon the petition of So
r1ent sidewalk on the south side Of
Spruce street between Mesana and:
Wyoming avenues. recommended
that cement sidewalks be construct
ed on the east and west sides OF
Wyoming avenue between :. Maple
street and Spruce street, also on the
south side Of Poplar street between
Cleveland avenue west to the H.
ley. s.=,=-, ..4 ! &.
Moved and supported that he re-
port Of the committee be accepted
and that q resolution be drawn or
dering the construction Of these
walks. -. 49,. -
Carried. i - -
The committee on light and water
reported that at this time the COM
m1ttee cannot recommend the ex-
tension of water main through Fair
view addition as petitioned for but
that one more week would be re-
quired to look into the matter more
thoroughly and that the committee
would recommend that water main
extension be made for two blocks
north from the main terminus on
Fifth avenue and that instead Of
MIGRANTS being installed that stand
pipes be erected.
Moved and supported that the re-
port of the committee be- accept
ed and that resolution be drawn
and presented at the next regular
meeting authorizing the Virginia
Electric Power & Water company to
make water main extension on Fifth
avenue between Rooney and" Pills
bury additions for two blocks north
of the present terminus Of water
line.
Carried.
The license committee reported
that after further investigation the
committee would recommend that
Nathan Stein be granted permit
to peddle without fee, as applicant
was in a crippled condition and un-
able to work.
| Moved and supported that the
motion made at the last regular
meeting denying the issuance of H.
cense without fee to MIR. Stein be
rescinded.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the
city clerk be instructed to issue
license to Nathan Stein without fee,
for the purpose Of selling fruits and
vegetables in the city.
Carried.
The city attorney reported that
the council would be unable to pass
a wheelage tax without securing
special legislature enactment fol
this city and that under the city
charter no such authority could be
granted.
The city attorney reported that
the Virginia Electric Power & Water
company refused to make a written
statement that the company is not
now charging $500 for making
water connections and that only the
word of the company that the com
pany was not charging this; fet
would be made. The report of the
city attorney on both of these mat
Gers was accepted.
Moved and supported that thu
committee on streets and city en-
gineer investigate the alley be-
tween blocks II and Sc. between
Cedar and Locust; streets and report
its condition.
| Carried.
The council granted the city Al
torney one more week. to look VI
the matter of power of city counc,
to purchase from Mr.. Musser 5000
copies of his book on Virginia FOL
the sum Of $4,000.
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Corner Cleveland avenue and Pop
lar street. Sermon Sunday eve
ming at 1880. Sunday school at
$3.50 in the morning. Communion
Sunday evening after the sermon,
Rev. Hugo Thorene, pastor.
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Resolution No. $780,.

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City of Virginia. MINI.
July 30th, 1912.
Resolution accepting the bid for
extension of sanitary sewer to
Rooney's addition and storm sewer
on Fifth street.
by Alderman Nolan:
Resolved, BY the CITY Council
Of the City Of Virgintt, that the bid
Of G.. C. Butler for the furnishing Of
all labor and material and whatso-
over Is necessary for the completion
of the following work at the fol-
lowing prices:
Seven Hundred Forty-five
Lineal Feet Gas lin. IT.
more or less. of Fifteen
inch us in.) Pipe at SOC
per lineal foot. ......... $372.5O
SIX Hundred Fifty-six Lin
cal Feet (656 lin. IT,,
more or less. eight inch
g in.) pipe at Csc per
| lineal foot 80. ......... 1874 90
Four (4) man-holes at
| $4,000 each .......... LOU. %
twenty-five pieces Of eight
inch by six inch 8x6 in.)
US. more or less, at soc
eacn ........' ~ Nv
Nine Hundred Seventy-one
Cubic Yards, more or
less. Earth Excavation, at
| 85c per cubic yard. go. 825 IS
One Hundred Twenty-Five
| (125) Lineal Feet. more
or less, of Ten inch 30
in:) Pipe. at 3oc per lin -
cal foot .............. 81. 30
Seven CD Catch Basins,
more or less. at $12.60
each ...'.... o'.oV
Ten (10) Cubic Yards. more
or less, of Rock Excava-
ton at $500 per cubic
yard TV.OO
all Of said work to be done In &C.
cordance with plans and specifica-
lions as prepared by. the City En-
gineer and on file in the office Of
the City Clerk Of the City Of Vir-
ginia, be and the same 10 hereby
accepted. ::
Resolved further, That the Mayor
and the City Clerk be. and they here
by are, authorized and empowered
to enter into q contract with the
said c. G. Butler for the doing Of
said work.
Resolved further. That the resolu-
ton No. $50 is hereby reecfnded
and of no force and effect.
Moved by Alderman Harvey. sup
ported by Alderman Lundstrom,
that above resolution be adopted.
Ayes: Aldermen Harvey. Lund-
strom, Nolan, KetOla, AcGhee, Coz
fey, Mr.. Vice President-7. ~:
Nays, none. RI =. :: y ~
Adopted July 30th. 1912 ~ ~ *=z <.s=..z
=" Approved August 9Th. 1912. H.
f. COUNCIL CHAMBER.
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- City Of Virginia. MINI.
=, x; 8 -, July 30th 1917.
Resolution authosi1inG payment
to the Great Northern hallway COM
pany for market house sfte.
By Alderman NOLAN
. Resolved, By - CITY cp g .. 9