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Evening journal., 1913-09-16
MARRIAGr INNnrNrrn

Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Hance Of the
coming wedding of their daughter.
Miss Reba A.. 10 Hugh r. Gallagher.
Miss Hance has been employed as
cashier and bookkeeper at Living
stons Fifth and Market streets. Mr.
Gallagher Is head salesman at the
Boston Sample Shoe Parlor.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
WEAR STRAWS, EVEN
If THE BELL RANG

While straw hats werc "rung in"
b. many youngsters with bells last
night many Of the straws were worn
today and doubtless viii be 50 long
a. the weather continues favorable
There vas no disorder or attacks
upou straw lids last night by the
self-constimted moulders Of fashion
IN fact not many straw hats were
worn during the evening, SO cool
was the weather.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
NINDsOR TO PLAY MANDERERs.

The Windsor Succer club will play
the Wanderers OF Philadelphia on
next Saturday. The Wanderers arc a
a strong combination team on the field
composed of Morley Banks, James
Lacy. Morris. Dram w. Bradshaw. G.
Holgate. Barton. S. Bradshaw. H. lIol-
gate, Helms and Martin.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16

pie and many visitors. Il was held
shortly after o'clock ON the campus
I'm the rear of recreation hall
Both classes lined mp, supplied with
pieces of rope. and at a signal rushed
for each other. Thirty-fyo "sOphs"
and thirty-ono "frcshies" we're in the
opposing factions. They wore foot
ball togs and any old clothes they
could find when they started When
they finished some of the collegians
looked like revised male editions OF
September Morn The struggle. so
furious that IL made football look like
"a debating society, continued for iif-
teen minutes and when il was finish
ed it was found that four freshmen
had been tied up As tight AS the Dem
IOcratic caucus at Washington. while
three sophomores had been bound.
This gave the "sophs' the victory.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
TO SHOOT FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP

Interest is running high in the com
ing match between w. S. Codax. Jr.
and J.. II. Minnlck for the champion
ship OF Delaware. which will take
place on Saturday. September % AT
the DUPONT Gun Club. The public
Is invited TO be present and undouht.
edly the shoot will be one Of the
greatest matches ever held in VIII
mington. Both shooters are in their
greatest form and extra targets will
probably have TO decide who is the
champion
j. b. McHugh has issued chal.
lenge 70 the winner of the match.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
DONOVAN-JONES NTPTIALs.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, Sept 16.-Miss
Mary Donovan and William G. Jones
OF Wilmington, we're married at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Donovan. near Milford.
on September 10. by the Rev. w. r.
Taylor. Mr.. Jones is fireman ON
the Pennsylvania railroad. and for
merly was a resident of Milford.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves

womcns medium weight Union in high neck and long
Forrest Mills silk and wool $1.5O $500 and $3.50
Chidrens Underwear Of Babriggan; all sizes l9c
Mems Balbggan Shirts and Drawers, sale
Mems Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, sale &c
womcns trimmed and cuff knee BIC
HOSIERY womens medium weight tan and black Hose 5oc,
or for .SiVv
Womens heavy weight Hose black only l5c
Childrens silk and wool 35c, pairs for $100
Chldrens part wool Hose u 2c pairs for 25c
BOYS heavy ribbed Hose sale price l5c
GLOVES chamos suede Gloves, white and natu
raj ........ Observation-Disclosures. pc and SOC
sbutton enph white and black silk Gloves ...... 69c
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
BELMAR SEEKS HONOR.

Belmar having won sixteen baseball
games and lost seven Is now claiming
the Is TO Is year old championship of
the city. Manager Evans would like
90 arrange a game with Wilmington
Juniors for the championship. BoImar
used these players. Bayard. Roles,
Wappcr, Evans. Bolden. Shines. Goode
Duckery, Tilghman and Stoopes.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
aRAY.REEYRnLn.

Miss Mary T.. Gray and James A.
Reybold were married at Asbury par
sonase, on September 3, by the Rev.
G.. W. Dawson The bride was at
tended by Miss Ldie Green. OF Cam
den. n. j., William p. Reybold. Jr..
brother of the groom was best man.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
MILTON ". c. T. q. ELECTS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del, Sept 16. The Mil
ton W. c. T. L. met at the home OF
Mrs. George NAPLES on Monday anC
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs, A. l.. Culver; vice-presi.
dents. Miss Sarah Lohand and Mrs
Frank Holland; recording secretary
Mrs. Clara Starkey; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Lille Davidson; treas
urer, Mrs. Fannie Atkins; delegates tc
the state convention to be held in
Wilmington this month, Mrs George
NAPLES and Mrs. Frank Holland; al
tornates, Mrs. George Davidson aud
Miss Mary Mason.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
RICHARDSON PARK AGAIN WINS.

Richardson Park defeated the All
Stars. on Saturday, in 12-innlng
game. Z 10 6. Joseph Farmer. of
tho old Oriole club. did the twirliug
for Richardson Park Richardson
Park wants a game for Saturday
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
Millinery

This season our minrs surely their previous
efforts and impossible Beautiful creations Of
push brOcaded veves in peacock blue seal
brown mahogany carreue well black which TO be
the predOminang Hats trimmed with butterflies and
dragon of ue lace and feathers will be another of
Fashions fances Simplicity in hats and their eccentric out
another characteristic feature of the fall showing.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16

The healing demulcent qualities
of Toley's Honey and Tar Compound
are not duplicated in any other medi-
cine for coughs and colds. Any sub
stitutc offered you is an inferior
article Refuse to accept IL for Il
can not produce the healing and
soothing effect OF Foleys Honey and
Tar Compound. Insist upon the
genuine. which contains no opiates.-
n. b. Danforth. Market and Second
SITS, Wilmington. Del.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
CROSBY & HILL co.
Selling Agents for the Pictorial Review Patterns.
WOmen'S Fall Garments

This aggressive atentioncompeing OCCASION bound
excite keen interest among careful shoppers and attract
vast throngs TO suit department powerful
position of fashions presenting to satisfaction the
essential points wOmens readytOwear garments namely,
horOughness workmanship excellence in quality correctness
in
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
sd. AL0YSIUS CLuR MEETING.

4 meeting of the st. Aloysius Cath
ol'c Club viii be held on Wednesday
evening Every member Is requested
TO DC present as business OF impor-
tance viii be transacted.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
AT HANOVER FAIR.

G. w. Sautcr. manager of the Nell
son Shoe store. and Mrs. Sauter are
attending the Hanover, Pa.) fair.
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
Muslin Underwear and Shoes

with of garters sale price SOC
Undersrts all the popular shades sale $500
muslin Drawers with hemstched rue sale price Doc
wonens ongcoth embroidery trimmed SOC
SHOES-Boys Buchcr high Shoes in black only $500
Chdrens sturdy Shoes and black S25 SlO $500
gun patent leather high shoes $3.50 and $500
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
sINEs AND WEIGH
FLORISTS

No. 212 w. Sth ST. and No. s L. Sth St.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
= sOeciaifs
ID. & A. 5672 Dclmarlia 17SS
Evening journal., 1913-09-16

Many charming novelties being shown in this depart
Beautiful cOOrngs almost endless variety At
present having large demand for both simple and
styles black and white goods have special
of our department devoted this the practical and
viceabe of materials.
The checks 36 and 56 inches wide soc to S175
stripes 80 and So inches wide Sl.50 and 1925
hOneycOmb checks, Sc inches wide Sl5O and $75
The large and very striking block checks 81 inches wide Sl5O
club checks, So inches wide $175
BrOcads ZbeInes SCOTCH PLATDS Maaasse
Cloths, Chinchilas, DiagOnas, Etc.
SILK DEPARTNIENT-Our counters piled high with
all that and tempting in Silks with all prices from 39c
yard dainty sung silks, the most beautiful Bulgarian
novelties ranging $780, with the celebrated Crosby Hill CO.
black silks in every price and width
Evening journal., 1913-09-16
Dry Goods Department

l6-button length white and black SIX Cloves. -.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
- CHAPTER 1.

After tonight am going to be
long!"
Strange that as soon as a woman
owes man there Ia no question about
it--she wants to belong 10 him. She
wants to be Ibis woman"
Here am l. Margaret Hastings, and
for the last seven years very proud
Of the fact OF being able to take care
OF myself by teaching school. feeling
this minute that the world can hold
for me no greater bliss than to know
that for all the rest OF my life shall
be taken care OF and treasured by
the man love and who loves me.
And only two months ago today did
not know that such a man as Richard
Waverly was In the world.
was feeling particularly blue that
Notwithstanding had gone right at
school, when the door opened and l
Hooked mp quickly Into the qaizzieai
gray eyes OF a strange man.
He was coming straight toward me
and I noticed that queer. one-sided
smile lowering about his mouth, but
ne rather stammered as he told me
his business.
He seemed to think that the prin-
cipal of the grammar school should
be interested In the book he was try
ing to sell to the board OF education.
and before he left he had asked TO
call upon me that evening and ex-
plain it's merits.
| have never been able to remem-
Der n we spoke OF the book that
ey ening. can remember how my
heart beat as stood waiting for the
maid, at the place whore boarded. 70
show him In. :.
| can remember the thrill that the
warm touch Of his hand gave me as
ne said good night" and asked me
TO 20 to the theater with him the
rext evening. But I do not remem-
Der that we ever spoke again OF that
"speller" until last night, when he
told me he had put over the dear
and the Arm had given him thou
sand dollars as a wedding present.
! have been living In a dream OF
happiness with no thought, except the
present. I seem to have dropped all
nv spinster theories Of what should
be and simply to be revealing In what
is-the dear caressing tones OF my
| IOVor--Cn0 10eI Ot ITO al ub opO"s
me-the sudden kisses that descend
upon my hair or close my eyes-they
make up my world !.
Dick says ne adOres red hair and
brown eyes and when he tells me that
T only thank the fates which sent me
into the world with enough good
looks to make Dick take pride in me.
He Is 80 big-so strong and master
full.
We women prate Of our indepen.
dence and our equality, but when
the man comes into our lives we
quickly drop into the place nature In
tended for us.
never conceived that love could be
so primitive.
II is entirely different from any
| ideal I had.
don't know whether Dick ever
read Browning or not and ! am sure
ne has never read Meredith. but
what do these dead and gone men
who analysed emotion mean TO us
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM
DICKINSON COUNTY JAIL

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Nov. H..
- Especial Three prisoners, being
held at the Dickinson county jail,
made a sensational escape last even
ing at seven o'clock. They used
stair railing to pry open the bars and
made their escape while all the other
prisoners were awake. Two were
caught at Pembine. Wis. last night
as they were boarding the late 500
train. and the other was caught In
a local hotel this morning. Smith
and Hovan, the first two, took part In
a free-for-all fight last week In which
severai were stabbed. Zane, the other
man, Is alleged to have forged checks
on the l.. Stephenson company. This
makes the second delivery made In
the same manner within q few
months.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
TWO BADLY HURT
in STRIKE CLASH
One Deputy May Die and a Min
er Is Seriously Injured as
Result Of Fight

CALUMET. Mich. Nov. 1T.--tSpe-
scial STRIKERS and deputies engaged
in a pitched battle In which two per-
sons were injured. one probably
fatally. at the Quincy mine this morn
ing
Details of the fray are dificult TO
obtain because OF poor wire service
In this section. but 1t Is understood
here that party OF strikers at
tempted to detain non-unions men Is
they started to work and q running
gun-fght resulted.
Two strikers are said to have cor
nered one deputy named Baker, wLo
Was shot through the abdomen auc
who wounded one OF his assailants.
Jacob Trocia, In return.
Baker. 1t Is said, will die.
Strikers fired upon a st. Paul mail
train at Ricedale last night to
brighten non.union men on their way
to work In the mines.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
The Confessions Of q W1ye
Eve of Her Wedding Day--To BE His Wonar

who are alive ana feeliuo =
have asked Or. Atwuoq
me" to Dick and he 10 conp1u
me tonight. " z.. "a
am glad that foolish G
used when the WOMAN Wa u q
and handed from one man a k1
Is still In the marriage Gofv0 X
want TO have that feeling t1Q1 Ei
"given"--that l am his "untN
do us part X, s'i{;1
There goes the bell. I expo0<
the old doctor and 80, little 1on
that my dear. old-fashioned m6
asked me to write in every ulkhf
In which I have done so rollH1ot
all the years since she left ~. N
pect this Is the last time shah ~
Tess TO you the thoughts ana o.
tons of lonely Margaret Hastin66 d
the future | shall have my huon4
to confide In, but the habit % yQ
Is not easily broken and % I M
gotten new book IN which 70 -
those things which. perhaps, can't
say even to Dick, who 10 to ~ r.
F., other self. I'm
There is just one page left IN III
book of my gfrlhood, and after O.
doctor goes am coming back ~
say farewell to the old life OF lionel
ness. work and worry, and bid ~
come to that new life Of happineol
love and protection which begins u
morrow. Y
(To BE Continued Tomorrow.)
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
EDISON WORKS HARD
DESPITE PHYSICIANS

ORANGE, N. j., Nov. 17.--Unheed-
ing appeals OF his physician. and his
family. Thomas A. Edison, II was
learned today. has resumed his day
and night experiments and laboratory
work
Him." Edison grinned. when his
wife pleaded with him TO obey his
physicians orders. "Overwork won't
hurt me. but lack OF work knocks
me out"
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
''PROHIBS' PLAN TO
RAISE BIG FUND
Michigan Will BE Asked fOr<$lO,.
900 Contribution for 1916
National Campaign

A 30-day campaign through Michi.
gan as part OF a movement to raise
national committee fund OF $3.50, 900
and fund OF sl000U00 for the Pro-
hibition party's national campaign in
1916. which was started. Sunday, was
continued. Monday morning, with a
short conference OF leaders OF the
movement in the Grand Riverave. NJ.
X. church.
The officials OF the party hope to
obtain $4,000 in Michigan. Ii is also
hoped to obtain many signatures TO
statements pledging voters to coun-
tenance no party save the one pledged
to the abolition OF the liquor traffic.
Another short conference will be
held this afternoon and public mass
meeting will take place in the Grand
River-ave. church this evening. Virgil
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18

Any little girl OF eight or ten can
embroider a towel for mother In cross
stitch from the pattern shown here.
Mother will probably remembe'
when she made cross stitch embroid
cry. II she don't. grandmother will.
The stripe across the towel is made
OF two shades of blue mercerized
crewels. Use the lightest in thu
stitches that are marked with a cross
and the darkest on the lite squfves.
Now make the cross stitches OF
green In the boquets and the four
stitches that are marked with tho
horizonal line of light pink and tho
little squares of dark red.
Big sister will show you how to
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18


stitches joined Then crochet
widening stitch
third stitch
Use the
sha rib
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18

For the dowery box OF the girl who
10 to be married In the spring beau.
tiful Christmas offering can be made
Buy some inner soles and sew pink
ribbon about four inches wide around
them. closing at the back with an
overland seam. On the upper edge
OF this ribbon. about half inch from
the top, make a small tuck that you
run In q rubber cord that will draw
up the ribbon to the foot.
On the toe put blue daisy. made
OF loops of pale blue baby ribbon.
with fiat yellow button in the cen.
ter.
For the cap use piece OF net q
quarter OF a yard wide and yard
long Put q tuck in II In the middle
and run In pink ribbon and gather
all together at the top and put on a
pink ribbon bow. About the outer
edge of the cap make hem in which
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18

no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st Phone Main 1893.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR A BRIDE-TO.BE

YOU can run white rubber cord and
draw 1t down to fit your head.
Now hem a piece of white net two
inches wide and yard and a quarter
long. Gather this onto the edge Of
the cap and put the blue ribbon
daisies made Of baby ribbon with the
fiat yellow button centers at intervaiA
The pink ribbon strings have the
blue daisies at the ends.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
MARYLAND SUFFRAGIST
is DETROIT VISITOR

Among the delegates to the annual
conference of the Florence Crittenton
mission workers Is Mrs. William
Johns Brown, president Of the Equal
Franchise league Of Maryland. She
is the guest of Miss Minnie G. Booth,
No. 81 Hancock-ave. east.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
NORTON UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS TO GO ON

The death OF T. p. Norton. indie
pendent undertaken. at 759-76l Michi-
gan-ave., who died recently, will not
affect the business that he had built
up. 1t will be continued along the
same lines by his estate, according
to an announcement given out, today
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18

G.. Henshaw, OF Chicago: #, w. Tough.
Indiana. state chairman. and Arthur
Brubaker. Michigan state chairman,
will be the principal speakers. The
trio OF splendid voealists. will be an
added attraction.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
AMuseME NTs.


Washlngton Blvd. and Cl1nOrd.
TOmiWht. Sis. Mat. Tomorrow.
WARRINGTON PLAYERS with JULIE
HERNE In "THE FORTUNE HUNT
Err" Prfces-Matlnees. 26c and 6Ory
Eve, 25c soc, 75c.
Next Week--Opeuing of Repertoire
seasOn - "BACHELORS AND BENE
Diets"
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
c.n-erozter Chief az Ordnance,

Gen. erozter Chief Of Ordnance.
WASHINGTON. Nov. T.-Presi
dent Wilson this afternoon nominated:
Brig. Gen. William Crozier to chief
OF ordnance, u. 8. A.
Lieut.-Col. Benjamin Alvord, to be
acknowledgement OF the army, with the
rank Of colonel.
William j. Wood. Of Wyoming, to
be register of the land ONCE, Sun
Dance, Wyo.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-18
SUNSET STRIKERS.
RETURN TO WORK

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17--Sunset
line strikers agreed today to return
to work Immediately, pending the out
come OF further negotiations, accord
ing to announcement from the federal
mediation and Cancellation board
Plans for arbitration will be an
nounced this afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-17

within the pound limits Of = city
Or town or to allow same to roam
It LARGE
1 trust that you will accept
these suggestions IN the same
spirit IN which they are offered
and that you aud Your council
will see that they are carried out
The cordial reception given the
members Of the force make 10 feel
that yon aud your citizens are
greatly Interested In the sunitars
welfarr IT The community. IL We
can assist you ~ any time com
mand US.
In behalf IT the Hoard aud fo'
myself personally. | wish 10 ~
press sincere appreciation Of thu
hearty cooperation accorded.
We shall learn with pleasure vi
ANY imp, ovemen,s made aud hope
that IN the ner future You vii
have n Modern City beautiful.
Yours vary truly.
OSCAR BOWLING,
President
c. nr. I. T. Rand, G Il. Q.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-17

ton, either hy motion. by bond
or by ~ trial upon the merits, aud
,he action taken by him ~ hereby
authorized by tins Council. an!
tho Mayor Of the City in hereby
request. Il aud authorized IN sign
AL necessary documents, plead
ings and bonds that may be ne.
c"asnty for the proper defense 0f
this sult.
Er II further reaolved, that tho
said City Attorney il hereby M.
,hor'zrd 10 act NJ, anch damages
against the plaintiff. IN injnnC
ii"n ~ b" may deem proper, for
til" recovery Of Attorneys fees for
inc dissolution If an,d lnjnncti"n:
an,d attorneys fees il hereby fixed
NJ 800 90, which the City agrees
to pay to said Attorney IN u ape
cial lrc
This done. read. adopted. sign
ed and approved IN open session
of the CITY Council, on this tho
lOlh day Of May A y, 1913.
!. y. row Err, Mayor.
On motion Of Mr.. RenOudet,
seconded by Mr.. Giratd aud car.
RED tho meeting then ad ou'ned.
G. NJ, COMPTON, !. y. POWER.
city Clerk. Mayor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-17
mn or sHRENFPORT CONSTRUCTION

meet,pg Of the Mayor aud Board
Of Trustees, on Saturday May
10th. 1918. ut IL o'clock NJ. fo'
the purpose Of taking any action
that may appear necessary Win
regards to the contract for tbr
construction Of :ement sidewalks
aud curb., and any proceedings
that may he neceasary ~ the mat
ter OF litigation that u threatened
apainst the letting Of 'he con.
tract. Yours truly,
JS POWER, Mayor
The following resolution was
presented by Mr.. Son hwsIl, and
read and on mo, ion Of MIR. south
we'll. seconded by Mr.. Grard,
| was adopted Wy the following
vote: Yea. Messrs. Sou'hwrll,
Tra.nor, H,rard, K,bl"ck. L"s
sale and Kenoudet. Nay, none
BE 1t resolved by the Mayo
and Board Of Trustees Ut the Ciiy
~ New iberia, that whereas
jules D,ryfus ct a's. have "bf"'"
| cd from the 10Th judicial District
Court nm -xparte order for !" wr''
of injunction restraining the C'fy
of New Iberia from any further
proceedings rela'iv" to- the con
tract for pavement T. 4" done IN
der the ordinance Vt Match lJt
llgi3. mo,.t'd by 'lhs 'onnc'
ana Wherein The ~ u 0'd'nM u
IT.. + il attacked, which ia mat
ter of grave impo'ta'ce :" ~
welfare Of this i'y,
Now ih"pfoe, he II rrRO'v' q
. that the City A tOfney. u L ~
; lany, IL hereby authorized I" tax
'lall such action a. 10 him ma
sem proper for tho r"tpos" 9
/ the dissolution Of the said iDJun'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-17
OFFICIAL MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL

New lhe,ia. ~. Ma, ,th, II
The Mayor aud Board Of TruH
tees net this day IN Adjourned
session with Mayor !. II, Power
in The Chair aud tho following
~. n,lm,s present. MesH,s Eenou
Diet. Girard. Rlbbcck, Mig"cs.
Hou,hvell aud T,ninor. Ahaent
Measrs LassalIe aud Erath.
The Committee appointed Il"
mhius, tho bin ot the Polio" jury
u III the City for cost of digging
the canal in the tea. Of the city.
scportpd that they had checked
owe, the bills aud after dodnct'ns
the ~, unt expended hy tn" uuy
from the amount expended Wy the
Parish. there left \ balnnc" due
to the ia,i-h hy the city "f $40.
10 II wa. moved hy Nj. RIB
beck. arron,lcd hy Mr. Sontlwell
aud ca,,,.d that The tv,,n,t "f .hr
Committee be- approved and nc
cpptrh and that III. Mayor ISSUE
To ~, Parish Of iberia. y note Of
the C,y IN the sum of sian SO.
payable % days from date in s"'
| ,lcnpn, Of ,hia bill
Tho City Engineer presented n
~ opo ition f,om the Tioga Gravel
Company whereby the "aid Com
pany offered I" furnish I" the
City a'1 ou, 20 ears of gravel to he
uscd M ~ experiment on any por
tom 1T u street tn u" selected.
provided the City would pay for
the fr.igh, charges and the ex
prnreA of laying the gravel The
iingin was authorized I" CON
mumic,te with the Gravel Com
pan, aud to secure freight rates
and make report
The Engineer made report 81
The condition Of the bayou Hridg.
with IN estimate IT the c"a' Of re-
pairing same. When il was m"v
cd by Mr.. Nira'd. seconded y,
Nj. Kenouhet aud carried thai
the matter be laid over for fn,'l'el
cou. liberation and that tho scrv
ices Of the Committee be tx
tended
The bids Tor the construction u
cement sidewalks ~ preaente'
we're cons de,rd mud the bids ~
com rutpd hy the Engineer wer'
~ fO low: