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The Brinkley argus., 1915-10-22
Cosby Letter From Capi.
 tol City.
By CLIO HARPER

Little Rock, Oct. 19-the people of Arkansas are learning that there is not much profit in play ing the other fellows game. They are steadfastly refusing to be- come excited and all fused up over politics and it is a good sign.
 The lineup for the state ticket is about complete, bearing the possibility of eleven hour sur- prises. The principal doubts that exist in the dope books" are about the intentions of Gov. Hays and Attorney General Davis, Will they be candidates for another term? Nobody knows, and it is doubtful if they have decided themselves upon CilClI COuloC.
 It is practically certain that there will be no other candidate for Governor, unless Gov. Hays should decide to run. The list for Attorney-General is also made up, practically, leaving an open place for the possible en- trance of the son of the invinci- ble Jeff Davis. Former State Senator M. P. Huddleston, of Paragould. now Pros. Atty of his district, has announced, and Hon. Lewis Rhoton, of Little Rock, says that he will soon enter upon his campaign.
 For Secretary of State, Jim Higgins, of Conway, chief clerk of the House for a number of terms, is making an active can- vass. So far, the only other candidate for this office who is making himself heard over the state, is Tom J, Terral, Secretary of the Senate for the last two terms. V. A. Beeson, of Morrill, ton, has been saying for the past year that he will be a can- didate.
 It is expected that there will not be a general opening up of the campaign until about Jan. l. except by the candidates for governor, who are shelling the woods more or less effectively all the time.
 One notable feature of this campaign will be the compara- lively small amount of money that is to be spent. Most of the candidates say they havn't the money to spend, and the pendu- lum appears to be swinging back into the poor mans territory.
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S|0 CASH REWARD
LOST BAY MULE

A red bay mare mule with white mouth. about 10 years old, IS hands high, strayed from Tom Dukes two miles southeast of Brinkley about July 10th. Was unloaded in Brinkley two years ago. She is hard to catch. $10 cash reward will be cheer fully paid for any information leading to her recovery. Phone, call or write
 Henry Wolf & Go.
 Brinkley, Ark. July 13, 1915.
 Yell len. you saw It In the Argus
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Ar THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Preaching 10:30 a. m. B. Y. P. U. 6:30 D. m. Preaching 7:3O p. m. Prayer Meeting We'd
 nesday night. 7:3O p. m.
 We were glad to see quite a number of strange faces in the congregation on last Sunday. We want strangers in our town to feel that they are welcome at all of our services.
 The pastor hopes to see many of his members at the services next Sunday as it is the last ser vice he will be with you for some time. The church has granted him a vacation, and he and his wife will leave next Mon- day for Fresno, California, where he will supply one of the Baptist churches during the month of November. While away they will also visit San Francisco and other points of interest, return ing via San Antonio. where they will visit his mother for a few days. They will also see Mrs. Coleman's mother who is visit ing in Fresno. at the home of Mrs. Coleman's brother. There will be no preaching services during his absence, but the other services will go on just the same. We certainly appreciate the kind- ness of the church in granting us this vacation.
 Our B. Y. P. U. is starting out we'll under the leadership of the new President, Bro. Sam Babb. Come next Sunday even ing at 6:30.
 The Sunday School is doing unusually good work. The offer ing at the Sunday School hour on next Sunday will be given to the State Mission work. Make your offering as large as possi- ble.
 Be sure to be present next Sunday.
 James Henry Coleman. Pastor.
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Among the Churches

The ARGUS invites any and all pastors and churches to use this department regularly each week for making sheir announcements, publishing congregational news, etc. Please send in the copy by Tuesday of each week-Ed.
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AFTER TWO YuI
Forrest City Testln,u
 mains Unsh,h,,

Time is the best test oi E Here is a Forrest City N. has stood the test of tine | a story with a point vh straight home to many oI I,
 Dr. C. s. Aldrich, Div Forrest City, Ark, says;: q Deans Kidney Pills for E and aching back and otl ney disorders and they r world of good. They Y best medicine l ever p kidney complaints"
 No TROUBLE Snscr Over two years At,3 Aldrich said: T hayn't I take Doan's Kidney PIX { gave my former endor,,| The cure they made has IF Price Soc. at all dealers simplyEask for a kidney ! get Doan's Kidney Fl same that Dr. Aldrich h,s, publicly recommended. l Milburn Co., Props, Buai Y.
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Grey. Roe. Sally Miley, Allen- dale.
 'The History of Monroe Coun- ty"-Joe Simpson, Allendale.
 WRITING
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Class 2-Banner Class 4-Brinkley.
 BEST COPY BOOKS Grade Pearl Woods, Banner. Ruth Flora, Brinkley. Grade g. Eunice Mcclure, Brinkley. Oscar Johnson, Ban- ner.
 Grade 3-Ruby Kelly, Banner. Sarah Long, Brinkley. Grade 4-Geneva Fuller, Ban- ner. Lulah Campbell, Banner. Grade 5-Alma Covey. Banner. Jewel Ward, Banner. Grade G. Blanche Morgan, Banner. John Cole, Brinkley. BEST SPECIMENS OF PALMER
 DRILLS Class 2-Banner.
 ART
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Class l-Fitzhugh. Lawrence vile.
 Class Banner. Allendale. Class 3-Roe. Class 4-Brinkley.
 BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT Grade 1-Charlie Campbell, Banner. Claude Daniels, Fitz- hugh.
 Grade 2- Ollie Frederick, Brinkley. Eunice Mcclure, Brink ley.
 Grade g. Willie Ann Morgan, Banner. Edith Washington. Brinkley.
 Grade 4-Eula Shults, Brink ley. Lula May Campbell, Ban- ner.
 Grade Marietta Fuller, Ban- ner. Floyd Pierce, Clarendon. Grade 6-Edgar Trotter, Brink ley. John Cole, Brinkley. Grade 7- Blanche Hallum, Fitzhugh. Georgia Hallum, Fitzhugh.
 High School - Amy Stagg, Brinkley. Christina Williams, Brinkley. Model Farm Banner School.
 CULINARY
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Class 2-Allendale. Banner. Class 3-Roe. Class A. Brinkley.
 BEST EXHIBIT OF CAKES Class 2-Allendale. Banner. Glass 3-Roe. Class 4-Brinkley.
 BEST EXHIBITS OF CANDIES Class 2-Allendale. Glass 4-Brinkley.
 BEST EXHIBITS OF SALADS Glass 2-Ranner. Allendale. Class 3-Roe. Class 4-Brinkley. BEST EXHIBITS OF CANNED GOODS. PICKLES. RESERVES, JELLIEs Class 2-Banner. Allendale. Class 4-Brinkley. BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS OF
 BREADS Blanche Morgan. Banner. BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT OF
 CANDIES Flora Chaffin, Allendale. Sara Moorhead, Allendale. BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT OF
 SALADS Annie Waddell, Banner. AA
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Warning 0rdai

In the Monroe Chancery Goufl Jessie Jackson
 TVS T. H. Jackson. W. B. Jackson, Trust Co.,, Guardian torFss1 Jackson, Howard Roy Jacksan' Jackson and J. H. Stack, The defendant W. B. Jackson ' warned fp appear in this ccua thirty days and answer the csnQ the plaintiff Jessie Jackson. Given under my hand and s9an this 23rd day of Sept. 1915.
 R. A. HOLLOW! C. OTIS BoCLE Atty for plaintiff.
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invlgorating to the Pale aaa The old Standard general stiss .,',. GROVES TASTELESS cnM s Mr.
 Malaffa enriches the blood. .anau1. . 1ss3 ten, Atrue Tonic. For adults esa
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To Drive Out Malaria
 A rsrl ns,suI 1T

Take the old Standard lGROVE'S TASTELESS chill ToNIC< Vop>know what you are taking, as|fhe 5cfnula is printed on every labf, shp~ing it is Quinine and Iron m a ta9teless form.
 The Quinine drives out malaria, the
 Iron builds up the system. so cents
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Whenever You Need . 0ooegII
 Take Groyo,s The Old Standard c chill Tonic is equally General Tonic becauS well known.tonic propa and IRON. It acts oal out Malaria, Enricfps - Builds pp the Whole Syll
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LII JlUlI F,lr
(continued from page one)

Closs { Brlukley.
 AFFIRMATION NOTED scHooLsARE LISTED AS FOLLOWS CIoDs 1-Any school whose en- rol)nent is lees than 50. Clos 2-Any school whose en- rollulent is between 50 and 75. Cla1s 3 3-Any school whose en- rollment is between 75 and 15O. Class 4-Any school whose en- rollment is more than 15O.
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Glass F. Fitzhugh. Lawrence vile.
 Class 2-Allendale. Banner. Glass 3-Roe.
 Class 4-Brinkley. Clarendon.
 ARITHMETIC
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Class 2- Banner.
 Class 3-Roe.
 Claso 4 -Brinkley.
 BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT Grade 1-Charlie Campbell. Banner. Pearl Woods, Banner. Grade 2-Artie Lee Land, Ban- ner. Pat Donovan, Banner. Crude g. Ruby Kelly, Banner. Willie Donovan, Banner.
 Grade 4- Geneva Fuller, Ban- ner. Lula May Campbell, Ban ner.
 Grade John Cole, Brinkley. Blanche Morgan. Banner. Grode G. Emmanuel Gottfried. Brinkley. Willie Wick, Banner. Grade Ruth Campbell. Ban- ner.
 MAPS
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Class 1-Lawrenceville. Fitz- hugh.
 Class 2-Banner. Allendale. Class 3-Roe.
 Class A. Brinkley. Clarendon.
 BEST INDIVIDUAL DISPLAY North America-No award. United States-No award. Eoorth Grade Maps-Dollie Ward Banner. Lula Campbell, Banner.
 Fifth Grade Maps Ruby Kel- ly. Jewel Ward.
 Map of Arkansas = Lejo y Slaten. Brinkley. Catherine Story, Brinkley.
 Map of Monroe County Henry Grizxle. Fitzhugh. Annie Wad- dell, Banner.
 Sixth Grade Maps--Annie Wad- dell. Banner. Clarence Locke. IAwrencevllle.
 Seventh Grade Maps-Mattie Garner. District No. l9. Anna Moorhead. Allendsle.
 Special Maps = Robert Howard, and Cecil Sangster. Briukley.
 LETTERS
 A letter inviting a friend for . visit Roselis Miller, Brinkley. Elvin Moere, Roe.
 A business letter Willie Wick, Banner. Blanche Morgan. Ban ner.
 Application for 8 position as teacher of rural school - Lizzie Daugherty. Roe. Joe Simpson. Allendale.
 COMPOSITIONS My Home" - Dolly Ward, Banner. Geneva Fuller. Banner. Robert E. Lee" Annie Wad- dell, Banner. Blanche Morgan, Banner.
 ''The Agricultural Possibilities
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rhs ouinIns Jhst 1Doss tlot Affect The Head Because of itsStoplc spd laxative effect, LAxA- TIVE PROMO o01NJNEis is better than ordinary
 Quinine and edPes not cause nervousness nor ringing inshead Remember the full name and look for the signature of F.. W. GROVE. 25c,
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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
 Your druggist will refund money If PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to <days. The first application gives Ease and Rest. soc.
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ID The Farmers of I|on-
 M roe County, Ark.

It known fact that one line of railroad alone has carried 5O solid loads of fine peaches of Arkansas t year. which averaged the about $00 per netor the of $1 125 0O0-beside several thorsand carloads of apples cherries plums berries and other fruits
 There is why the farmers of Monroe County aheud not make this millions out of the fruit business just t aame as in other sections Your location soil and raroad facilities be surpassed by other section the state
 We make speciality of supplying the commercial orchard ;A n the various fruit sections of the United States We
 or customers with stclass trees at wholesale Those
 ere interested write for prices hundred five hundred auu1 thousand lots.
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BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT OF
 CANNED GOODS Myrtle Simpson, Allendale. Lula Campbell, Banner. Myrtle Simpsons exhibits con- tained 31 varieties while Lula Campbelps exhibits contained 2l varieties.
 NEEDLE WORK
 BEST GENERAL EXHIBIT Class -Fitzhugh. Fisher. Class 2-Allendale. Banner. Class 3-Roe.
 Class 4-Brinkley. Clarendon BEST HOUSE DRESS NOT TO Ex-
 CEED $1.00 IN COST Sara Moorhead. Allendale. Lottie Federer, Brinkley. BEST SUIT OF UNDERCLOTHEs Blanche Baggott, Brinkley. Louise Overholt, Brinkley.
 BEST KIMONA Cassie Federer, Brinkley. Eula Shults, Brinkley.
 BEST CHLD'S DRESS Chloe Riner. Brihkley. Lucille Delery. Brinkley.
 BEST SOFA PILLOW Ester Webber, Brinkley. Blanche Morgan, Banner. BEST DRESSED DOLL, EACH GAR
 MENT TO COME OFF Dorothy Strickler. Brinkley. Vivian Chafin, Allendale.
 BEST WORK APRON Catherine Hill, Brinkley. Ruth Webber, Brinkley. BEST HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-  Ruby Kelly, Banner. Erma Heron, Brinkley.
 BEST YARD OF LACE Imogene Grimes, Monroe. Edith Washington, Brinkley.
 MANUEL TRAINING SOME ARTICLE USEFUL TO THE
 MOTHER AN APRON Clarence Locke, Lawrence vile.
 SOME ARTICLE USEFUL TO THE
 HOME-A BASKET Bobby Smith. Fisher.
 A IMMATURE LOG WAGON John Cole, Brinkley.
 FARM AND GARDEN BEST EXHIBIT OF SCHOOL GARDEN
 AND CLUB PRODUCTS Class 2-Allendale. Banner. BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT OF SCHOOL GARDEN AND CLUB
 PRODUCTS John Moorhead, Allendale. Willie Wick, Banner. BEST EXHIBIT OF TROUBLESOME
 WEEDS Vivian Chaffin, Allendale. BEST EXHIBIT OF NATIVE WOODS Vance Miley. Allendale.
 BEST DUROC JERSEY PIG Tony Kelly, Banner. Donovan Wyatt. Banner.
 BEST MIXED BREED PIG Oscar Walker, Fitzhugh.
 BEST TEN EARS OF CORN Willie Daniels, Fitzhugh. Everett Hallum, Fitzhugh.
 BEST GEESE Catherine Hale, Brinkley.
 BEST WHITE LEGHORNS Forrest Cobb. Brinkley.
 BEST BARRED ROCKS Harold Owen, Brinkley.
 FAIR NOTES A full size political map of Mon- roe County showing each town ship was done on sign cloth by Henry Grizzle of Fitzhugh School and won a blue ribbon. The individual canning exhibit
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Tell lem you saw It 'n the Arss.
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Write t0: Chattsnooga MellcIne Co. lsdIee. Advisoy Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special l5stTuceeoyss n your case and e -paGs boo Hoa1o
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BEST INDIVIDUAL EXHIBIT OF

Myrtle Simpson, Allendale. Lula Campbell. Banner.
 Myrtle Simpsons exhibits con- tained 31 varieties while Lula Campbell's exhibits contained 2l varieties.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

City Controllsr be and 10 hereby a.
rscted TO cause the sam4 g ~ re-
corded in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds for the County Of Wayne.
Asssst. sss: .nS Ia: ?; Is. 4 fssss;' s.sS from -.
Union Tru., GO; on S.ssli q g.
Micnigsn Central RAILROAD Co. to the
City OF Detroit OF all that osrtain
piece or parcel Of land described a.
follows: "rhe southerly 20 feet OF lot
"a OF Piumer's subn. OF lots 80 to 81,
~ to IS and 13s to l7e. inclusive, OF
J. w. Johnston's subn. OF the east y
OF the Campau farm. p. &. 7S. lying
north OF the Chicago road. according
20 the plat Of subdivision recorded IN
County Recorda" be and the same
is hereby accepted and approved for
alley purposes. and the City Con-
trolier be and 10 hereby directed to
cause the same to be recorded In the
office OF the Register Of Dseds for
Adopted ~ follows:
Yeas-Aid. Ashe, Barnett Bltel, Bur.
ten. Cranshaw, Eilts. Field, FreiwaId.
Gilman. GuthAId. Hindle. Jaksl,
keating. kocher. kronk. kuns.
Lempkc. lodge. Movie. Owen. Richert.
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Scbemansky. y.
Schultx, Starkey. Thompson. Vernon.
Warteli. wenxeL A. +. Wilson. Wing.
link. and the President--S5.
Aid. W. J: Wilson entered and
took his seat
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c,alms and Accounts.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--Your Committee On
Claims and Accounts. to whom was
referred the Controllers list Of Ap-
proved Accounts OF November :. 1915.
respectfully report that we have ex-
amined the same. ana believing them
TO be correct. recommend that they
be paid from the proper funds.
Respectfully submitted.
MOSES wARTELL
GEO. II. ELLIS
LOUIS II. LEMPKE,
FRED w. ROBINSON,
JOHN A. KRONK.
ANTHONY NOwC,
JOSEPH SAHEMANSKY.
Accepted and adopted az follows:
feas--Ald. Ashe. Barnett, Bleil, Bur-
ton. Cransha~. Ellis. Field, Freiws aid
Gilman. Guthard, Hindle. Jakel,
Lempkc. Lodge. Nowc. owen. Richert,
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky
Schultx Starkey, Thompson. Vernon
warteT. wenzel A. +. Wilson. w. j
sn,, Mil,,aon, Wing. link. and the Presi-
Nays-None.
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avenue to the east line Of Clark ave-

avenue to the east line Of Clark ave-
Rcll No. 1855. Alley No. sat. -beins
the alley IN block between dedinA
and Jefferson avenues, from West
End avenue sasterly to rsllroadi
koll No. 1855. Alley No. go. being
the alley In block between Medina
and Jenerson avsnues from West
End avenue TO the east line OF Cary
avenue; are hereby approved and
confirmed, that the description OF
premises ana the names OF persons
contained therein are received as cor
rect; and tnat the sums set forth In
the said assessment rolls are the cor
rect ones which each inuiviuuat OF
set OF individuals snouid be Assessed
AT and pay. anu tnat the said assess
ments be collected from the several
persons liable To pay the same ac-
cording to law.
approve the form Of the above
WALTER BARLOW.
Chief Assistant Corporation Counsel
Adopted AZ follows:
Neas--Ald- Ashe. barnett Eltel, Bur
ton. cransnaw. Ellis, Field Freiwald.
Gilman Guthard. Hindie. yakel.
n eating kochsr. kronk. kunx.
LemIke Lodge, Movie. owen. Richert.
Robinson. RolIo. Rutter. Schemansky.
schu.tx, Starkey, Thompson. Vernon.
WarteiI. Wenzei. A. H.. wilson. wing.
link and the Presidents.
NAys-None.
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Ways and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means. to whom was Y
ferred the bond OF Pfeneri Sign ana
Advertlsins Co. hled In accordance
with ordinance regulating the hang
ing OF signs. respectfully report we
have had same under consideration
and. az sald bond has been certined
to by tho Corporation Counsel ns be-
ing correct in form and execution.
you- committee recommends tnht
Same he accepted and approved.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS W. BURTON.
ROBERT W. RUTTER.
JOHN C. LODGE.
GODFREY FREIWALD.
JACOB GUTHARD.
w. II. e. HfNDLE.
Accepted and adopted as follows;
Ycas-A. d. Ashc, Barnett, Bliel; Bur
ton. Cranshaw. Ellis. Field. Freiwald.
Gilman, Gufhrrd. aindie. lnekeI' n
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Richert.
trhr,tx. 9hs stsrkey. Thomp.on VsInor.
WarteIi. Wenxei, A. r.. Wilson. Wing.
link. and the Prcsidcnt-3b.
NayS-None.
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From the Department Of Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--The Department. OF
Public Works, TO whom was referred
the petitions for lateral sewers as
herein below named. respectfully rec
cmmend, on sanitary grounds. that
the prayers OF petitions be granted
The following are the petitions re-
ferred to:
OF A. VI. Campau Realty Co, for
the constructior OF a lateral sewer
In blocks bounded by Connors, Al
gonGuoin. Essex a Freud.
OF a. NJ. Campag Realty Co. Tor
in blocks bounded by Connors. Al
gouquoin. Avondale and Essex.
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. ". FENkELL.
Commissioner.
Accepted. and leave being granted.
the following resolution was offered .
ny Aid Rutter:
Resolved. ~ the Common Council
sary TO construct vitrifleG crock lat
eral sewers In the following alleys.
TO wit.
Later sewer No 275i--In blocks
bounded ~ GSnnors' Algonquin. Es-
lateral sewer No. 277i-In blocks
bounded by Connors. Algonquin.
Avondaie and Essex.
And u is hereby declared that this
der >, ction % OF chapter I. as amend
ed by Act t3s. Local Acts OF 1905.
authorizing the Common Council 10
direct and regulate the construction
OF lateral sewers or drains for the
purnost OF moro effectuilay draining z
all lots or cellars. yards and sinks.
whenever IN their opinion the same
shall be necessary.
Resolved, That for the purpose Of
asf essment for defrayitg and paving
the cost OF said vitrined crock lateral
sewers. the lots and parcels OF real
said alleys and abuttIng thereon
through which each OF said lateral
sewers ls ordered T. be construct ed.
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TO the Honorable the Commou Councfl:
Gentlemen--Your Committee on
S0eets to whom was referred the peti-
ecn. Of Bertha Schultz tsllsl for re.
against the e. 30 feet OF Lot 0.
Block IS. Sub. Of Cass Farm. respect.
fully report we have had Asme under
cor sideration and flnd that ar erron-
eous measurement was mxd~ ana
that petitioner paid tho assessment
Your Committee. therefore: rsSom-
made and Offer the following resUlu..
tion to that end
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE ]. kEATtN0
JAMES CRANSHAW. -
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN J. JAKE1.
Accepted. and IN leave the follow
ing resolution was offered.
Received, That the Controller he
and he is hereby authorized and d.
rerted to issue a warrant upon the
proper fund In favor of Bertha
Schultz for the sum OF Si2.ss on nc.
count OF crronec US measurement and
petitioner having paid paving assess-
ment LEVIED against y. 30 feet OF Lot
2. Block rs, sue.sof Cass Farm which
is owned by another party
Adopted a. follows:
Yeas--Ald. Ashe, Barnett, Rleii Bur.
Sessins. K"eSsy. Kromk. Kun..
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Richert-
Robinson. >RoIio. Rutte.. Schcmansky-
schultz Starkey. ThompSon. Nernor-
warteil. Wenzel A, Il. Wilson. w J..
wiIlkor. WING. link. and the Presi-
Nava-Noue .f4
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:hs cas,moa GssnOil: ana fs.shlr !.
y the psP,rs,%Ss,s q o. sles,Ns rssns wstss No.
cssrtsr being s@snSsd i IL such s. man:
nsr a. vii, provide Tor the lsyyung q
that the grantee WIN pay SAT- Tee
prcyidsd Tor IN said act. ana that
sell thorsan,o % and scSspt said peri
init On the conditions hereby I'm,
Adopted n. foIlow.:
Ysss--Ald Ashc, Iisrnett, Rleil, Blr-
Gilman. uuthsrd. Hindis laRsL
i:mpRs isniR Lodge. Usnst; Scwc. N5S.n OVEN R,sSst.
kobtnson,. Jtol;o. Rutter. Schemsnsky.
Schmlt!, starkey. Thompson. ve!not.
WH::o". i wins. link. = and ;Ss the Fr:.i;
NAys-None. az
ny Aid k:atins:
Public Works be and In hereby au-
thcrir and directed to Issue q sper-
mit to VIM. II. Taylor to constfpct
Lafayette Boulevard: provided the
ment OF BuIidings:
RssSsr urs: %s:9 sa %S.s :aa e
the Department Of Pptiic Works and
In accordance with plais submAted
to and approved by said department.:
Provided. That no rights In the
public streeta shalt be oonsidercd
Y aived by this per mission. which 10
granted expressly On he condition
that said area and an obstruceions In
| connection Herewith shall be rernov-
1 ed at any time when 70 directed by
the Common Council; and further
*. Tn.s '.a " ssST sSe wosss SsS;s
v gianted with the distinct under
| standing that In the, event OF tho
Charter being amended Ia suoh man.
Irer AZ will provide for the levying OF
a fee TO be hereafter NeteTmiued
upon. Tor the occupancy OF public
l property. that the srantee wfQ pay
gaid fee provided for In said oct. and
| that said grantes docs hereby bind
| himself thereunto and accept said
Tor NIT ON the conditions hereby TIM
l posed.
| Adopted as follows:
Ycas-Ald. Ashe. Ba rnett, Blell. Bur-
ten. Cranshaw, Ellis. Field, f'reiwsId.
Gilman. Guthard. Hindie. Jsksl.
Lempke. Lodge. N6wc. Owen. Richsrt.
Robinson. Rolio. Rotter. Schosransxy.
kchultx. Starkey. ThomPfon. Vernon,
waPtell wenxel. A.. j.. Wilson. w. J..
Wilson, Wing. link. and the Presf-
| NAyn--NONA
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Councils
Gentlemen--Your Committee On
Streets, TO whom was referred the
petitions OF wadsworth Mfg. Co.
(s795) for permission to string tenn
porary cloth sign across sidewalk In
front of their building; OF George
Rack f6s73D to maintain barber pole
between sidewalk and curb In front.
OF 1917 Gratiot avenue; OF Edward
Gray (sss0) for permission to use
dock at the foot OF Twelfth street.
OF Nellie Barnard (ssfO for the car
collation. of a pavir.g assessment; or
Il. wittengton tes47) for the can
ceilstion OF a paving assessrnent; or
A. T. Weaver (s73D for permission
TO erect sign AZ level OF sec ma
floor in front OF 1895 Fort street
west: and OF Federal Sign System
(sgIa) to erect an electric sign on
marquise In front Of the Peter smith
building. respectfully report We have
had same under consideration and
recommend that the petitions OF
wndsworth Mfg: Go. and GeorEe
Rack be allowed to be Withdrawn
and that the remainder OF said peti-
tions be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
MAURICE J. KEfT1N0.
JAMES CRAESHAW,
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN l. JA..EL~
Accepted and adopted. =