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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05

hat tumbled off and rolled into the
street. AS he lodged out Of the way OF
a passing automobile his eye glasses
fell and broke; his suspenders gave
way behind and he burst the button
hole on the back Of his shirt. But he
got the pin!
It looks now like our people will
have plenty Of hard and soft coal to
last them during the long winter.
Dealers have been supplying custom
ers since last July and you still see
these black diamonds being stored
away. Last winter many Nauvoo peo-
pies supply was exhausted before
warm weather set in and they were
compelled to pay enormous prices for
coal.
Round about this time one may
hardly pick up country paper with
out reading an ad like this: Between
now and Nov. / my cider press will
be in working trim at my home. Com
mence to bring in your apples. I will
make your cider for so much gallon
or will take my pay in cider. This
is surely In the good old autumn time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
SENDS REGRETS
TO MAYOR KLINE
Mayor Of Philadelphia Replies to
Mayor Of New York and Says
Athletics viii Win.

[ United Press Leased Wire Service
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 4.-The
mayor Of this city sent the following
reply to Mayor Kleins invitation to
attend the opening game Of the world s
series next Tuesday:
Hon A. L. Kline, Mayor, New York,
My dear Mayor: Your invitation, under
date of October third, reached me this
morning. Unfortunately, two import
ant engagements on Tuesday will
keep me in Philadelphia. Otherwise II
would give me pleasure to attend the
base ball game as your guest.
you say IN your letter the Giants
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
was instantly killed this afternoon
when his monoplane upset.
ROBBERS MAKE GOOD
HAUL AT FIT. MADISON
Steal About 81 900 Worth Of Goods
From Store and Make Their
Escape.

FIT. MADISON, Oct. 4.-Robbers
stole $500 to $1,000 worth OF silks.
furs and other dry goods from the
Tingwald store on Second street,
some time last night, and got away
with It, leaving scarcely clue as to
their identity or present whereabouts.
Along with the other booty was 81 in
small change taken from the cash
drawer. The thieves left s40o worth
Of clothing piled near the top OF the
first floor stair and could have doub-
led the value Of their dry goods haul
had they taken the best quality OF
silks and fIrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05

days have come, the days l do not
love; the melancholy time has come
for putting up the stove" The stove
was put up before she returned home.
DR.. Fred Johansen of Carthage in
tends to locate in Nauvoo. He Is a
brother.in-law of DR.. Davis, our den
fist,
Many Nauvoo citizens are busy hav-
ing their buildings repainted, papered
and cleaning house generally for the
winter.
A Nauvoo man saw pin and re-
membered the old adage, see a pin
and pick 1t up. and all day long you
will have good luck He stopped
and stopped to reach for the pin. His
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
session IeId Late Friday Night, Sat
urday Session Abandoned, and
Delegates Leave the
City.
THE OFFICERS PLEASED
OFFICERS Elected and Degree Work
Gfcsn-Few Changes Made
BY the conven.
ton.

The convention of the Missouri d.
vision OF the Anti-Horse Thief Asso
citation was concluded at midnight Fri
day night, the Saturday session being
abandoned. The last work of the con-
yention was the secret work and the
election of officers. The convention
inst closed was one of the most sue
cessful of the Missouri division and
the reports showed steady growth Of
the order but no marked changes were
made In the order.
The officers elected for the Missouri
division were: w. B. Flower, presi.
dent: w. T. link vice-president:
Frank Ross, secretary; w. w. Roy,
member legislative committee; Ex-
ecutive board, w. L. Stricken, D. A..
Young, Ed ODwyer. Springfield, Mo !,
was voted as the place of the next con-
yention. This came as surprise rs
Neosha was generally believed to be
in the lead for the convention
The secret work was given at II: so
Friday night and contained the new
additions made by the national order.
Iowa was not given a separate juris-
diction by the convention and will re-
main in the Missouri division. 1t is
thought, however, that In the course
of the present year there will be
enough more chapters formed In Iowa
to gain for them separate division.
Enjoyed Stay Here.
The delegates to the convention
thoroughly enjoyed their stay in Keo-
kuk and especially the trip over the
dam following the parade on Friday
afternoon. The parade, itself, exceed
ed expectations. Headed by the Keo.
kuk band, close to 500 members of the
A. H. T. A., about half of whom were
from Lee county marched up Main
street to Fifteenth and back down to
Third street and thence to the water
power. Under the direction Of the
marshal, E.. E. Hawkes., and aids VIM
.Leeper, John Lowry and Gus, Linnen
berger, everything in the parade wen,
according to program. Following the
marshals was platoon OF police and
the national and state delegates an
members followed in order.
A horse, which the society protects
was led In front and large number
OF horsemen brought up the rear
The county officers and member,
were congratulated on the manner IL
which they entertained the convention
There are over 400 members of the as
ISOLATION in the county and it is grow
ing. Several members of the count.
organization under the direction o
President A. r. Miller deserve especia
Communication for the efforts they pu
forth to make the convention sue
cess. q
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Mr.. Bert Gale of near Montrose, Ia,
presented your reporter with some
fine large sweet potatoes last Friday
morning. Mr.. Gale is frequent Nau-
VOC visitor with fine products and
finds ready sales for them here.
VIM. Walters OF Nauvoo who is an
inmate OF Graham hospital In Keokuk
is getting along fine and will submit
to an operation come time in the next
few days.
The shipment Of grapes in Nauvoo
is thing of the past for 1918 and
over 100 car loads were transfers. ed
to different markets by the three
Nauvoo firms. e. Bakers Sons ship
ped about thirty-five car loads and it
is said received excellent prices for
this luscious fruit The crop was a
splendid one and the best season for
the fruit Nauvoo has had in good
many. years. One Of the finest vine
yards full of fine fruit and OF the best
quality your reporter or any one else
has seen here was that of Thos. and
Cecil Baxter. This vineyard which
consists OF about twenty-four acres
has about fifteen varieties Of grapes
in 1t and every kind was In almost
perfect condition This firm claims
one Of the best grape shipping seas Ms
this year In many years.
Joe Ritter, former Nauvoo boy
but now of Los Angeles, Calf, who
has been visiting his boyhood home
for several weeks will return home
Monday.
Now that the grape harvest Is ovel
here, the Nauvoo youth and nader
will get busy with their school work
Jas. w. Walter has had his tonsor
ial parlor building freshly painted.
Everybody now is wondering VIII
will be Nauvoo's next postmaster. !
is said two strong Champ Clark mel
before the presidential election arr
hot.footed after the position.
DR.. VIM. Herstein, formerly OF thi
city. but now Of Dyersville, Iowa. an
| Miss Lena, daughter Of Postmaste
and Mrs. A. ]. Berger of Nauvoo vii
soon be united in marriage. The doc
tor was a popular physician while
residence here and Miss Lena is on
of Nauvoos handsome and accom-
plished young ladies.
/ Fowler & Clark's famous dog an
pony show will visit Nauvoo mex
| Wednesday and give two perform
ances in the afternoon and evenins
There will be a fine street parad
/ and band concert on the sho'
! grounds. We have been informe
that this company that will visit MAJ
! VOC WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, Is one of tn
best dog and pony shows on the ro '
The tents will be pitched on tn
block east of Herman Hads' residenc
on Mulholland street which Is yer
desirable place and near Nauvoo
business center.,n.
4 Quite a number Of Nauvoo peopl
went to Carthage to see the celebr'
! ton last Thursday, Friday and sa
4 urday. Several attended German ia
in burlington last Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Daugherty an
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Weller autoed
:. Warsaw last week for visit durin
a day.
It is said that there are an abun
I ance Of hickory, walnuts and haz
nuts in this section Of Nauvoo an
our citizens are getting many
them.
The b1se ball season has come
a close in Nauvoo for 1913.
Messrs. T. P. and G. ]. Baxter W
receive several car loads of potato
soon and retail to Nauvoo peopl
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are going to wipe up the polo grounds
with the so-called Athletics OF youI
city"
Have you ever heard the story Of
famous member OF the family Of
Giants by the name of Go1iah? Do you
remember what happened to him?
With sincere regards, believe me,
Very truly yours,
RUDOLPH BLANKHNBURG,
Mayoe.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-05
/" Arouse
YOURSELF

Get rid of that feeling of de-
preston, commonly known as
the blues It is only the
liver that has become lazy as
a result of impaired digestion
and clogged bowels. Try.
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Army Aviator Killed
limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
PBRTHES,, France, Oct. Aleu-
tenant La verloches, an army aviator
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Liberty and Restraint.
Webster: Liberty exists in proper
ton to wholesome restraint.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-12

Sewers to whom was referred the COM
muntcation from the Department Of
Public Works. transmitting proposals.
for tho construction OF lateral sewer
Ne 24S<. respectfully report We nave
had the same under consideration ana
md that y. 3 AfFeld n tho lowest bid
der and your committee being satts-
ned that ths bids submitted are reA-
sonabls. recommend that the contract
entered into by the Department OF
Public Works with the aforesaid low
est bidder for the construction OF above
lateral sewer be approved and confirm
ed, and that the following resolution
be adopted.
Respectfully submitted
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
HARRY J. DIN0EMAN,
SHERMAN LlTTLEFfEI.D.
MOSES WARTEI1I>
FREDERICK W. WENXEk
JOSEPH SCHEMANSkY
Accepted. and on leave. the following
resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Rutter:
Resolved. That the contract entered
Int BY the Department OF Public
Works with John =. Affeld for the con-
struction OF lateral sewer No. s4S4, be
and the same ais hereby approved ana
CONFIRMED.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan, Barnett. Behlow.
Bleil. Burton. DE Galan. DIN. t1sld.
jakeI. Heating: Lattlcneid; Lodge
Movie. O'Brien. owen. Reid, Reinhardt.
Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz, Skrzycki,
Thompson. Vernon, Wartell. Wcnsel.
Wilson and the President Pro Tcm-Sl.
Nays-Non0
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ploaioh ever.drswn accounts In order
hat their baloncee may agree with tue
Controllers books. respectfully report
~ hays htd re samc anSss oc shss.sc
ss nsS s &: ssa % q tie Pillow
R::s; ;SSsyy S sssE!ssss'
JOHN g: LODGE
S9ME & T nHnSEf4'
GODFREY FREiwALD.
JOHN l.. JAKEI~
Accepted, and on leave. the follow
ting resolution was offered.
BY Aid Vernon:
Resolved. That tho sum OF ssS. g be
and the sas Ne s ssrsS Sr,S.
and placed to the credit OF the follow
Ing accounts In the Parks and Bouie-
wards Fund. In such amounts AZ appear
opposite thereto, to-wst:
Account No. 1876. Zoo Repairs. = % 30
Account No. az. Catch Basins. 80
Account No. 5ot. Palmer Park :.
Account No. 5ii. Boston 6ouis- !.
For sso the a purpose Of repiienishinE over
drawn accounts. and the Controller be
and he is hereby directed to make the
said transfers
Adopted as follows:
Yeas---Ald Allan, Barnett. Behlow.
Bleti. Burton. Dc Galan, Dill. Field.
Freiwald: Goldner. authard. Hindie,
SaneI kRsasanf nt hsis hen6s aSs.
Rutter. schemansky. Schultz, SkrxyckI.
Thompson. Vernon. wartell, Wonxol.
Wilson and the President Pro Tem-Sl.
Nays--None.
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To the Honorable the Common Councii:
Gentlemen--YOur Committee on
Sewers to whom was referred the COM
munication from the Department OF
Public Works. transmitting proposals
for the construction of lateral sewer
No. :46s, respectfully report we have
had the same under consideration and
find that William Porath II the lowest
bidder and your committee being salts
fed that the bids submitted are rea-
sopable. recommend that the contract
entered into by the Department OF
Public Works with the aforesaid low
est bidder for the construction OF
above lateral sewer be approved and
Confirmed. and that the resolution pre-
sented by Aid. Rutter at a session held
on tho 2Sth ult. q. c. C. p. i54D. APP
proving and confirming said contract,
be adopted.
Respectfully submitted.
ROBERT W. RITTER.
HARRY ]. DINGEMAN,
SHERMAN LLTTLEFIEI.D,
MOSES WARTELIA
FREDERICK w. WENZEI.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Bell. Burton. De Gnlan. Dill. Ftc,d.
Trciwald. Goldaer. Guthard. Hindle.
Jakel. Heating. Littlcneld. Lodge.
Nowc. OBrien. Owen. Reid. Reinhardt.
Rutter. Schemansky, Schultx. Skrzyckt.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. wenxel.
Wilson and the President Pro Tem-3l.
Nays--None
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To the Honorable. tho Common Coun-
oil;
: 0sntismsn-Your Committee on
Streets to whom was referred the
petition Of J. +. Keys. OF al. (6.lS).
protesting against the construction of
cement sidewalks on the south side
OF Larneu street from Leib street 70
rear Of lots facing on Mt. Elliott ave-
nue.. respectfully report we have had
the same under consideration. re-,
spsctfuily report that said protest IS
mace by property owners on ths north
side OF Jefferson avenue whose prop
c-ty extends through to Larned street:
that petition has been presented by
the owners OF property on the north
side Of Larned street between Leih
and Mt. Elliott streets. In favor OF the
construction OF said walks: that your
committee after q personal investisa-
ton OF tho matter and an tnspccticn
OF the street. are OF the opinion that
the construction OF said sidewalk -
necessary. and we therefore rccom-
mend that the above petition. protest
ing against tho construction OF said
walk. be indefinitely postponed.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE j. HEATING.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
GEO. A. OWEN.
ALBERT r. WILSON.
HARRY ]. DIN0EMAN.
JOSEPH sCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and adopted.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen-Your COMMITTEES on
Sewers to whom was referred the COM
municati0n from the Department OF
Public Works. transmitting proposals
for the construction OF Amsterdam
street public sewer. respectfully report
we have had the same under consider
alton and ind that James w. Hanley
10 the lowest bidder ut e6,47e7O and
your Committee being satisfied that
the bids submitted are reasonable.
recommend that the contract entered
Into by the DEPARTMENT of Public
Works with the Aforesaid I0w6St bfd-
der for the construction Of said sewer
be approved and confirmed. and that
the resolution presented by Aid. Rut-
ter at . session held on the l4th inst
q. e. c. p 1852. approving and con-
HespectfuIly unlimited.
ROBERT w. RuTTER,
SHERMAN LiTTLEFiELD.
MOSES WARTELsLs
FREDERICK w. WENZEL,
JOSEPH eCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and adopted ~ follows:
Ysss..Ald Allan. Barnett Behiow.
F Fsi' Soldner. ortSArl HindIe.
iakei. Heating, Ltt!cnsld Lodge.
Eowc, O'Bricn. Owen, Reid, Rctnhardt
Rutter. 6chemansky. Schultx. Skrxycki.
Thompson, Vernon, Wartell. Wensel,
Wilson and the President Pro Tem-SI
Nays<-Nonc.
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rHE DETROIT rInss WEDNESDAY,. NovsnBER a., 1918.

amount Of tsxss for the year isia on
thar part Of lot 80, Sterling Park
Gated 10 the City for the cpening q
the. proper receipt showing the gen
srai city taxcs for. said year to have
Resolved. That the city Controller
S e snd Re hereby snsncri.sS and md
proper fund IN favor q Anna Mont.
amount Of taxes for the year isi:
levied against that part Of Tot ~:
avenue not dedicated TO the city Tor
tn. opening OF Brooks avenue. upon
presentation OF the proper receipt
shvwang the general city taxes for said
year TO have been paid.
Adopted az follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
Freiwaid. Gcldner. GStSard. Hindie.
Saksl. keating Littiensid Lodge.
Rutter, Schemansky. Schuitx, Skrzycki.
Thompeon., Vernon, Wartsll. Wen.ei.
Wilson and the President Pro Tem-Sl.
Nays-None.
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To the Honorable. the Common Coun-
ell:
0entlemen-Your COMMITTEES on
Street Openings has had under con
sideration- the verdict recently rem
dered In the matter Of opening Julia
street and. believing an appeal should
be taken therefrom, we herewith SUBJ
NIT appropriate resolution.
GODFREY FRErWALD,
GEO. w. OWEN.
JAMES VERNON.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
PATRICK O'BRIEN.
BY Aid. Frciwald:
Resolved. That the Corporation
Counsel be and he In directed to take
nm appeal to the supreme court In
tho matter opening Julia street
from verdict recently rendered in
recorders court.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow,
Rleil. Burton. DE Galan, Din. Field
Frciwa1d. Goldner, 0uthard, Hindle,
jake. Heating. Littlcncld, Lodge.
MOVIE. O'Brien. Owen. Reid, Reinha' dt
Rutter, Schemanfty, Schultx, Skrzycki.
Thomr son. Vernon. warteli, wensei.
Wilson and the President Pro Tcm--31.
Nays--None. f.
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To the Honorable the Common Council
sewers TO whom was referred the COM
Public Works. transmitting proposals
for the construction of various lateral
sewerA respectfully report we have
nd that Co. ans i
lowest bidder for. the construction OF
l later, sewers Nos; 24so and s4sl;;
snd s 1s oss Cement cS 70. NS1 atss
Co. for No. 24s3. and Jno. Afeld for
LATERAL sewer No. .z4S6. and your Com
mittee being satisfied that the bids
that the contracts entered into by the
Department OF Public Works with the
aforesaid lowest bidders for the CON-
proved and connrmed. and that Il the the
Respectfully submitted,
HoRRT = vi b1 RNTTrER
MOSES WARrEfIs
Es6H sEPa scHr Mi MNERNzEL'
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
Ing RESOLUTION was offered.
BY Ald; Euttsr; 49, - -
into by the Department of Public
Works with VIM. Blanck 4 Co. for the
construction Of lateral sewers Nos.
lateral sewer No. 1853: with Jno At
field for the construction Of lateral
sewer No. 1856, and with Western Con-
struction Co. for the construction OF
lateral sewers Nos. 2lS0 and. 1891 be
and the same are hereby approved and
confirmed.
.Ysas--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Bchlow.
Bleil. Burton, De 0alan, Dill, Field.
Freiwald.. Qoldner. 0uthard. Hindle.
Jaket K~astux. IAftlefielh. lndge.
Ruttsr. achemanskv. Schultz SkrxyckL
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wenscl,
WILSON and the President Pro Tem-S1.
Eays-None.
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street Openings.
To the Honorable. the Common .coun.

To the Honorable. the Common .Coun-
ell:
Geutlemen--Your Committee on
Street Openings to whom WINS referrod
the resolution relative to the removal
Of cbrtructions within the lines OF
Wesson avenue. presented by Aid. Dill
and Goldner at session held on the
2ist ult.. by report of the Commit.
tee on Streets. respectfully report wc
have had the same under considern
ton and find that various encroach.
ments exist on the east side of Wes-
son avenue between Michigan avenue
and the NJ G.. r. n. right.of-w
Owing TO the nature 'of the encroach-
mcnts, your committee recommends
instead of ordering the removal Of
same. that the east six feet of Wes-
SON avenue lying between the above
points. be vacated and therefore offer
the following resolution.
RcspcctfulIy submitted
CoDrREY FREIWAi.D.
GEO. A. OWEN.
JAMES VERNON.
SHERMAN LITrLErIELD,
Accepted. and en- leave. tho follow
Ing resolution wa: ohered.
by Aid. Freiwald:
Resolved. That The cast six feet
&c VERSION avenue. lying between the
south line Of Michigan avenue and
the ncrthcr1v line 81 the rtEht-of
way Of the Psre Marquette railroad
except 20 much m lies within the
limits Of D1woQd. Norton. RoIlin. Otis.
Ingersoll aad Julia streets ana the
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To the Honorable the Common coun-
ell: W
uentiemen--You- COMMITTEES on
the petition Of ID. ~. Ferry. Jr.. xs
al. (S1e0). for the vacation OF . nor
ton Of ailey In block bounded by
Grand River. MONTGOMERY. vtcksburg
and Radtord avenues. IN confederation
city In said block. respectfully report
we have mad the samA under con-
sideratlon and inasmucR N the re-
quest Of petitioner has been grant "a
by the approval OF new plat sub
mitted. we recommend that no action
be taken on above petition.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREIWAI
GEO. A. OWEN,
JAMES VERNON,
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
PATRICK OBRIEM.
: Accepted and adopted.
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To the Honorable tho Common Council:
Taxes To- whom was referred the petit.
ton Of c?rnslius Gillespie Ss74D for
taxes levied against lots - and 20,
sterling Park sub" for the year 1912,
same under confederation and find that
portions Of said lots were decided to
the City Of Detroit for street purposes
and We therefore recommend that the
taxes f0r the year 1919 covering no
much Of said lots as were taken by
the Cttylbc refunded. and therefore Of
fer the following resolution;
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE =. FIELD.
JAMES VERNON,
GODFREY FRE1wALD.
ROBERT w. RuTTER.
JOHN l.. JAKEL
Accepted. and on leave. the following
resolution was offered.
Resolved. That tho City Controller
he and he i hereby authorized and
proper fund in favor OF Cornelius Oil.
lespie for the sum OF Ss.e], being the
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Your COMMITTEES on
Claims and Accounts, to whom was re-
accounts OF November IL, 1919. re-
spectfully report that we have exam
ined the same. and believing them to
be correct. recommend that they be
paid from the proper fund1
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT +. ALLAN.
GEORGE s.. FIELD.
JOHN c. BLEH.
ALBERT e. WILSON.
ANTHONY NOWC.
Accepted and adopted ~ follows:
Yeas.-Ald. Allan, Barnett Behiow.
Freiwald, 0oldner, 0uthard. Hindle.
Jakcl, Heating, Littleneld. Lodge,
Nowc' o'Brien. owen. Reid, Rsinhardt.
Thompson. Vernon, warteM. Wenxel.
Wilson and the President Pro Tem-S1.
Nays--None.
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To the Honorable the Common Councils:
0entiemen--Your Committee on
Sewers to whom was referred the COM
munication from the Department OF
Public Works. transmitting proposal
for the construction OF lateral sewer
No. 1890. in alley east Of Woodmere,
south OF stone street respectfully re-
port we have had the same under con-
alteration and recommend that the
bids submitted for the construction or
said lateral sewer be rejected.
Respectfully submitted,
ROBERT w. RCTTER.
HARRY J. DINGEMAN
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD
MOSES WARTEI.L
FREDERICK W. wENZEL
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY
Accepted and adopted az follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Barnett. Behlow.
Bell. Burton. De Galan. Dill. Field.
Freiwaid: Goldner. Guthard Hindle.
Jakel. Coating, Littleneid. Lodge,
Ruttef. schemansky. Schultz Skrxycki.
Thompson. Vernon. Wartell. Wenzel,
Wilson and the President Pro Tem---31.
Nays-None.