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The Keota news., 1920-06-04
YEAR ONCE BEGAN IN MARCH
Change In Style May es Said q DATE
From f7s2-6rsat Militant
Events " Moath.

Few people know. or. II they do.
have forgotten. that March. and not
January. At Que time vas the drst
month Of the year. remarks the Chi.
easo Journal. For commenc.n. the
yenr with March there seems to BE-
sufficient renson In the fact that II -
the FIRST season after the dead year"
in which decided symptoms Of growth
take place.
The name Is derived from the Ro-
mans. Among whom IL was at an early
period the er~ month Of the year. and
continues! TO he In several countries to
. comparatively late period. the legal
year beginning. even In England. on
March ~. until the change Of style In
1852. For the Romans to dedicate
their hrSs month TO Mars and call Il
Martins seems equally natural. con-
s:der.ng the importance they attached
to war and the use they mnde Of It.
In the history Of our own country
April appears to carry OF the palm
for the month In which great militant
events occurred. yet in the world VAR
number Of epoch.makins Incidents
took place In Afnrch: for instance. the
revolution In Russia In n>(1017. when
Car Nicholas abdicated on March Il.
The big drive on the 60miie front
from Arras to La reu began on the
21st. and Paris was in that moath bonn
bartied BY Big Bertha"
The Keota news., 1920-06-04
How's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars RsWaSd
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot d
cured BY Halls Catarrh Asdiciue.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been eaken
bv ca,arrh sufferers for the past thirty
ave years, and has become known - the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. sxpeliing the Pot
son from the Blood and healing the dis
sassd portions.
After you have taken Halls Gasarfh
Medicine for . short time you VII see 2
Rreat Improvement In your 9ensraI
health Start taking Halls catafrh Xe0:
cine a. once and get nd Of catArrh- 0s0o
for testimonials. free.
= J. CHENEY 4 CO.. TOLEDO. Ohio.
Bold by all Drugx!sta. DC.
The Keota news., 1920-06-04
strong Caps o. Paper.

Astonishing strong paper caps. cnpa.
BILE Of withstanding powerful blows,
though extremely light in weight. have
been invented by a shipyard employee.
and are intended to be worn by work.
men whose duties expose them to dan.
ger from failing objects, says Popular
Mechanics' Magazine.
The process by which the novel head
gear Is produced has not been divulged,
but 1t Is known that chemicals are en-
ployed to harden the material, without
adding to its weight. Several styles
have been made. the lishtest Weighing
about seven ounces, and others slightly
more. IN q recent test. q 1.pound bolt
was dropped on one ef them from q
height Of forty feet, with the result
that q barely pefceptibls dent was
made In the paper. The novel head
coverings are proof against water and
acids. and are nonconductor. of elec.
tricity.
The Keota news., 1920-06-04
SEA WORM SAMOAN DELIcAcy
ID lmspoqusat Arrival Always slsds
the oeeasae~ Sos ths Holding et
. Great Festival.

Palolo. the most priced Of all gusta-
tory dsiicacies Ii Samoa. declared By
Americans Who have tried Il TO be su-
perior to the lobster. 10 . marine
worm. being rather mysterious in that
Il q never seen save 90 two OF three
nights In the entire year. Ifs appenr-
ancs seems to be reSulsted By the
moon.
The paiolo chooses the time for Its
arst appearance on the nlght when
the October moon chan.ea- When the
moon rises the sea Is seen to be alive
with wriggiins green and brown
worms. some Of them 9 yard or more
In length. The natives make . festival
Of the occasion. going out with Dip
nets among the reefs and scoopine up
the worms BY the bushei. They pad
die around In every available boat
with lighted torches waiting for the
moon. and then the scene becomes one
Of great and joyous excitement
The paloio comes once again when
the November moon quarters. and 10
not seen again until the following yesr.
It IL said TO live in crannies Of the
coral reefs. coming to the surface to
spawn at these lunar periods. Some OF
the worms are eaten ~ they ~i:sle.
but the bulk Of the catch is reserved
for . big feast on the followin. day.
when they are wrapped 10 banana
leaves and baked.
The Keota news., 1920-06-04

Taken up: Estrayed hsifer. about
three years old and now fresh, is run.
nfng with my cattle. Owner may have
her BY proving property and paying for
sdvert'sing. Hans Jorgensen. on the
Byron Fields place, S miles south Of
Asota. 69-71tf
The Keota news., 1920-06-04
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Deatbs

S45S s5F.s: hsfS SS?s
services. Thursday afternoon; at i:8o clock
Mascher street. Philadelphia, interment prj-
yate. Friends may call Wednesday evening
from to 10 o'clock.
BANCROFT tsAERNcoPF) -. June "a.
JACOB, husband OF Babe Bancroft (Baern-
copfl. aged 40. Relatives and friends, also
and Al 'l 4" N; Keystone chapter. No. lis. R
A. C.; Pam Pannonia MA. Beneficial Assn. GheyrH
Benoth Jeshurun Lodge. invited to attend
funeral seryytices Thur ap m; precisely reefs
Broad st. Int Chevra Bikur Cholim Gem
Kindly omit flowers.
Josiah Bassett. aged 90. Services and int,
BE%LEY,17;Juns Is: in ATLANTIC CITY. y.
EScvi5s ancs iscs S'f "v;f XaUc 70 @ ESj
Laurel Hill Gem. Friday a m. Please omit
James Rrdmsy Reatyss i've N and friends TfH nytSd
10 attend funeral services, Fri. 10 a. nj,
late residence, 470i Leiper ST. Frankfort.
ny 'CoGHtES,.Jun: =, ct New York c!,y,
ntEA Tff p6as.pns "is RSvd s GSnsn 2
friends invited to funeral services, Fri, .
Carms, Gem. Kindly omit flowers
CoOPER.-June - 1920 HANNAH w.
Thurs, p. m, from husbands residence
574 jamestown St, Roxborough.
DE NAUI.T,--At woodbury. Heights. n J.
Funeral Thurs, 2;9o p, m, from residence
Of his son-ln-law. w. 4. Hsritage,. Woodbury.
voungest dauEhter Of Patrick and Norah De-
yinny Relatives and friends are invited to
Parents residence. 1897 oakford st. Int,
HOLY Cross Gem,
DORBINS. AT Medford. N J.. June is.
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IaS7s TO THE H0LDKRs OF WEBSTER
-. Goal and Coke Conpeny's ConsoIi.

ly-,<7s 10 THE HoTnFrs or- SVr eeTre
1sfS Te., go rnhrs VI Wh1pIEn
dated first Mcrts@sse @ SSpfesys .nt Ctcnsci,; I'LL
Artols TricE Fourth hereby siysn pyr.gant e
Moytes gs 2atsd G. wy ,Sonsobmnnnsteo rlrst
ths sbaya honHH. hr.Gtn MthrGn Ist;, lvUZ securing
o July 1870. at twelSn n esIosk ons sesnth Sonn dsy
ispois insp of the hhn1s hoSsys o there wi be meet.
issusd undep AVA sn,,,.ss vns outstan1inE bonds
and eperson q ssiS mortssss neassss ,ro he
rnortsase. VI '"ho heluoeo In said
Three tracts or n,ro.,. a,
merhii TownsRip, CsmsrI. q, spIfscs TdnS, in Sum.
ss'': :o's g. ''Si; sSsrss q
situate In Cambris' srooyri. ori pspSSeis OF coal,
Townsb,ps Canbri. Coy,,ns, anq Summerhill
ssaresatins about ainTpV rennsylyanisi
ssrfaes. propossd ores &c 4. ana ~ perehss Of
Coal Company Wv So'o 10 tne NreiVa
Eight tracts or ps ro.,s NJ ,.., .,.,,.- A.,
summerhill. Portage and Mun.tsr To,,n IN
ships, Cambria County, Pennsyiyanis
eresatiug about 1sf acres and IL, ne,obas
proposed - bo exchanged with the Sun,n,I,
Water Supply Company for two trscts ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
Speclal Meetings
a1s= THE GIRAsD FIRE AND MARINE

as INsTRSNCE COMPANY. h
A Special Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Girsrd Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany Will he held at the principal office OF
the company. AT the northeast corner OF
Chestnut and Ith sts, Phladelphis. Pa, on
O'clock in the forenoon. eastern standa I'd
time, TO take action on approval or disap-
proval Of the proposed Increase q the cap
TO 81 900, 600 90, and in case OF the approval
OF the proposed increase OF capital stock TO
"Be il resolved That the hoard OF Di.
recto-s he authorized TO issue such additional
stock from time to time at such price and
npon such terms as It deems advisable =
BY order OF the BOARD OF Directors
DAVIS c. VAUGHAN,
~ Secretary.
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pRoPoslTs Fok 6RFDcISG

United States Engineers ONCE, Whining.
ton, Del.--Sealed proposals will be received
here until II, a. m, July is. 1920. and then
opened, for dredging waterway between Re
CanaD. Delaware. Further information on
application.
OFFICE DEPOT w,sbIpcIaR. w2EbMIIGER. 18TH ASD
proposals will be opssSSsd, a., ss above address.
certain roads within Antietam Rattieneid
spd approaeS rosS to Antietsm Cemetery.
ncations NAV no had nnon appIcation here
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liam ". ana sophie r. stnes tnee Bisiey).
aged 4 years months 4 day. Funeral
npi pires .t. esmden. den %fe1I Int. ss' NsM catss ss
dral Gem Remains may be Viewed Wed. eve.
swAAB. Suddenly. June is, MAYER NJ,
JR. husband OF Eta Swaab. Due notice OF
''IfeS ToScwEtLER' III 'Hsuddenly, June H. 1920.
THEODORE. son OF Henry and Anna NJ:
frIsSSs inviteS Se to attend tuneral % Services @
Thurs,i at 2 y. m. at his parents resi-
dence, 3i2o Ridge ave. Int private.
WECKERLY.--June 10 HELEN. beloved
BurcawI Relstiyss and friends invited 10
TsSt T.fsna fssSsnc fnSSss r RnsRed S" int Ra
wEsrERvELT' - June ia. oPHELIk,
dsushter of late william p. and virginia
5:;dspS: MSn,nsaSn vSisI "a I.S RTi
leaves tS READ Resdins Terminal :oa p. m. ''''
wT1TECRAF"r.--June 1s. WILLIAM II.
wHfTECRAFT. Funeral wed, 23O D. M.
residence Of son. Geo. w whltecraft, Beth
syres. Pa. Int. Churchville Gem. Train for
Bethayres leaves Reading Terminal 02 pm.
wooLgB. ,;,. M June June ,, H. ROBERT. son Of
and 10 months Relatives and friends in
yitsd to attend the funeral services. Thurs.
s184 Pechin St. Roxboroush Friends may
call Wed. eve., after o'clock. Int. pri-
vate
ZIPPERLETN.--on June 13. 1920. NJ.
LOUISE daughter OF the late Charles and
Louise zipperein. Services on Thursday
afternoon. at 2 o'clock, at her late residence.
2o47 w. Ontario st. Interment private.
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Dividends
OFFICE OF THE UNITED GAS IMPROVE
MENT co.

~ We Phnadeiphis June y. 'iiSS2o.
The directors have this day declared n
shsrel on The cewm99po stock Of this Company,
che'A' WI" % W. NORRIS. Treasurer.
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LOST AND FOUND

BRACELET-Lost. diamond link bracelet;
reward. Communicate with p. o. Box F,
Bryn Mawr. Pa.
DIAMOND = Lost, squsre-cut diamond,
weight 3.S5 karats. The stone was lost
Saturday. May 1, between Haverford and the
Chestnut Street Opera House. Liberal re-
ward IL returned to J. Il. Caldwell Co..
Chestnut and Juniper SITS.
HANDBAG Lost, June is, q large-size
leather hand bag containing money and
other articles going from goth and Poplar
TO 22d and Spring Garden; reward. 2123
Spring Garden.
MASONIC MARK-Lost Masonic mark:
owners name on II. Return f106 Balti-
more ave. Reward. Loecher.
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MARRIED

FAUNTLEROY and MISS IDA WOOD were
united in marriage on Saturday evening
June -. by Judge Ely. OF Rethayres.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Mutual Terminal Company Of Buffalo

Year sIDEins Fund Gsia Bonds.
Notice 10 hereby given "a provided in Ar.
ticle " OF the First Mortgsse Of the Mutual
tan Esvatonr gomp.ny sundiG ded d'99TT'r sun
1904. to Guaranty Trust Company OF New
issso Sss ad du:s sSusg the iocSS csSSDRtSs%'n1 tSas 81
bonds issued and outstanding under said
On jss SSsoo f0T par
SS$;S 5 sisfEf A. tSs !Ss
Trustee. No. i40, Broadway New York City.
s sad fPa f's SHy Il 1920 lom All
!. 1920. and the coupons for interest r,atur.
Ing, after said date shall become null and
:, c5ppons due July. I. 1890. should be col.
'ss'eo oMTr6ti%L S%s$.sss!SsS3GG' 'SSoMpANr
BY r. H, siLyERNAIL. Secretary.
Dated. New York. N. Y. Nav IL 1870
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Po~ "a Audubon. ". J.
R0ROTTGV OF LANSD0WNE "a

Sealed proposals viii be received bv tho
undersigned until 2 n. m. Friday. June 2S.
1870. TO- the purchase Of an issue of coupon
crease OF debt held under ordinance No
242 The issue not to he more than $40 :
OO0 90. Bonds to be in denominations to
suit purchaser and to be payable in so years
Interest to be ~ per annum. payable SENT
annually. q free OF taxes. PRINCIPAL aud in
terest payable at a place TO be selected
Al bids must be accompanied by certified
dorsed on outside Proposal for Bonds =
Council reserves the right to reject any or all
bids or TO issue bonds for an amount less
than the tot al authorized by ordinance
JOHN w. DAVIS. Secretary
81 N. Lansdowne ave, Lansdowne,
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PROPOSAL

The Board of Edueation OF the Borouvh
Of Audubon County Of Camden. N. j.. viii
receive proposals for the erection Of a ten.
room addition to Schoolhouse No and
four.room addition to Schoolhpuse No. & ac
cording TO plans and specihcat tons prena ped
BY the architects. John II. Mowere anS
David c Lange, until Tuesday evening. mi.
q. 1890, at 8 o'clock. when same viii =.
opened in the boardroom of School No w
Al the same time separate proposals viii
be received for the following work: W"
Heating end ventilatins.
Plumbing.
eCStoNpITIoSs FOR PROPOSALS
All bidders on additions must subn1i, MA
nosais for both schools. WV
must be sccompa panied with cert,ssdd sedd,t,ons oho
in the amount os $1,000 on each .chooi
drawn to the order of the Board OF Eduea.
tion.
must Be accompanied with certified ebecL a.;
not less than 10 per cent Of prppossi drawn
deposit of $4,000 will be required nm
each set of plans and specifca tions. To bs
refunded upon return of same. "
All proposals must be sealed, siRned and
ma arked for the Job bid for ~"'
Plans and specincations can be had from
'nT The Board Of Education reserve. tn. r,r,,
70 accept or reject any or all proposals Tor
the best interests Of the board '''
GEORGE N. HOFFMAN
District Clerk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

Corey, Wexford, June 16.-A police
inspector, Captain Wilson, has been
shot dead by five armed men. Seven
shots were fred at him.
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Proposals
DEPARTMENT OF wHARVEs. DOCKS
AND FERRIES

oo2 Bourse Building. Philadelphia
SEALED PROPOSALS. indersed "Bidso io for
signed at the office above mentioned. will
be received until IL o'clock noon. Thursday,
June se.RIr; q. 1920; and then publicly opened;
SCHEDULE "B"-For roof ana dowp.
spout alterations. Cherry street pier No. o.
scHEDGLE "c"Gcopper covering o, .,.
nansion Joints, Mexican street pier. No. rs.
SCHEDULE ''D'-work OF retubinr tvo
main dog6le.end boilers on the ice breaker
Plans. specifications and blank forms upon
which bids must be made can be obtained
at the office above mentioned.
Proof must be submitted the department
by the contractor that he has accented The
provisions of the workingmen's Compensn
tion Act OF June 1S. 1917. relative TO work
ingmen.B compensation insurance and insured
his liability hereunder or secured exemption
No bid will be considered unless Accom-
panied by a certificate from the City solIcitor
OF the City of Philadelphia. to the eject
that the provisions OF an ordinance approyed
May 25. 1850; requiring proposal bonds on
all bids exceeding In amount $500. have been
The director reserves the right to reject
any or all bids as he NAV deem best for
GEORGE F. SPROULE
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Mother, Dauahter and Son Wed

MillvilIe, n. j., June 1G.-Cupid's
darts pierced the Hartze family here
yesterday when mother and daughter
became brides and son bridegroom. Mrs.
Matilda Hartze was united in wedlock
to Lind Logan. Of Chester. Pa. Fol-
lowing the ceremony Frank Hartze. a
son of the bride. was married to Miss
Bessie Smallwood. Last night Matilda
Johnson
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IRISH Home rule
MEASURE ALTERED
Unionist Party Forces Revamp-
ing Bill in British House
of Commons
U. S. QUERIES ACT IN DUBLIN

London, June 16.-In the absence OF
any real opposition from the Liberals,
Laborites or Nationalists, the home rule
bill In the Commons Is undergoing con-
siderable amendment, mainly on lines
desired by the Unionist party. The COM
mittee reached clause IL yesterday.
Colonel Guinness moved an amendment
to add seventeen nonelective members
of the southern parliament as consti-
tuted by the bill, such members to be
selected on property qualifications. in
order to afford the minorities greater
opportunities to make their views known
in the southern parliament.
Walter Hume Long, in behalf Of the
government, expressed great sympathy
with the object of the amendment, but
thought the minorities should rely on
the protection Of the promised second
chamber, which would have to be con-
stituted in special way. For that pur.
pose the government had formulated
two new clauses, which would be pre-
sented in the report stage and which
the government believed would afford
the necessary protection in the event of
the southern parliament defying the
crown, or IL that parliament was not
properly constituted. OY that assur :
ance Colonel Guinness withdrew that
amendment.
Dublin, June 16.-The removal OF
personal arms from the officers Of an
American ship which arrived at Dublin
became the subject of inquiry by the
American consular officials here. When
the freighter Milwaukee Bridge arrived
at Dublin recently the police took pis-
tolls from the captain and three other
officers under pretext that a raid for
arms by Sim Feiners was feared.
1t is pointed out that ship, while
In port. is amenable to local laws, but
the American officials want assurance
that there is an apparent necessity for
| the seizure of arms in Irish ports.
Meetings Of the newly elected Sinr
Fein councils in South Tipperary,
| Carrick on Shannon and other places
have been accompanied by extraordinary
scenes of enthusiasm. Resolutions have
been adopted. acknowledging the au
| thority of the Sim Fein parliament
congratulating the Irish republican
army on its manifold successes and call
ing upon the army to protect the lives
and property Of the citizens. Copies
Of these resolutions have been for
,warded to the governments of Europ,
and the United States.
At Carrick government revenue doc
uments were publicly burned in th
council chamber. Money to the amour
of $1,000, seized by the police and mil
itary in a raid months ago on a Sim
Fein bank. was returned today by tn
government to the bank manage
through the Sim Fein member of Par
lament, e. j. Duggan.
Corey, Wexford, June 16.-A polio
inspector, Captain Wilson, has beer
shot dead by five armed men. Sever
| shots were fred at him.
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IN MENIORIANI

MULLER in loving memory OF my hus-
brnd, GUSTAVuS a MULLER, who departed
this life June 10. 1918. WIFE.
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WEST JERSEY AND SEAsHORE RAIL
phiiSdelphis, June i4th ioeSwscsled' 'IpGo: pro-:
posals viii be received ct this office until
sale 10 this company at not exceeding par
OF all or any part OF 30 many OF the West
Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company first
consolidated mortgage bonds as can be Sc
cured for the sum Of 00,0o772. applicable
~ '"' ]. F. FAHNEsToCK,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-02-14
Council Proceedings.
Meetinp Of February 3. 192O


Pursuant to adjournment the common
council of the city OF Hurley met for
their regular meeting Tuesday evening
February g. 1920 Meeting called to
order by Mayor Meade.
Upon roll call the following members
answered present TO the call of their
names: Bonino Lambrix, Pollock, Payn-
ter, Rubatt, VanStratum, Geach, Collins,
Williams, Overhuls and Berglund.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved as read.
Report of Committee on Audit & Claims.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council:
Gentlemen:
We your committee on audit and
claims having the following claims re-
ferred to us.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co,
l dozen rolls paper. .........$ 2.O9
Home Coming Committee, 100
electric lamp. ...... 80. $500
Voigt & Christensen, batteries mop
etc .......... ......,-.-....... LOU
Firemens pay roll, January month l34.0O
S w Bailey, repairing alarm wires 200
Ironwood & Bessener Ry. Il Light
Co, quarterly hydrant rental. 10000
Wisconsin Telephone Co. phones
January, February and March. 1920
]. F. Sullivan, drugs, tumigators, etc 1880
Iron Exchange Bank rent Chas.
DOrlzlo 80. ':.;''-'.. 4ooO
St. Joseph's Hospital, care Mrs.
Hocsappel -. ......... 80. 700O
St Josephs Hospital, care Jacob
philips .-,........ ...... ca. 40 %
Senate Hotel, care Albert Cooper 1900
Alex Galdabini & Co., orders Bott
D'Orizio, Nov and Dec .... -. $500
VIM. Walter, care D'Orizio, jan. lI77
Z. DeMel0. board John Perino... 25 90
VIM. Walter, order Chas. Rape 1000
Reynolds ..... ,........... 1905
St. Josephs Hospital, care Tony
LefnDeTger ........ $3.50. .... 81. 10
ST. Josephs Hospital, care Mrs.
Volageliski ................ 54.30
ST. Josephs Hospital, care Martin
O'Donald claimed $46.30, ard. 4430
John LaLond, board Victor Fish 5000
Fl. J. Fitzgerald, burial Mrs. VIOLA
geliski 1870. .~.. ........... $50
Joseph Raineri, orders Josie Nova
scone, June to January ........ 5000
Jasper Braghini. riders Mrs. Da-
Pra. December ind January. 24o0
Village of Hamilton. repairs to snow
pillow .......'..... 815
Mcconnell tIdw, brooms. batteries 1910
Lyle Corrugated Calvert Co., street
signs ..,,~. ..'........,,,. 4285O
+. b. Williams, freight & postage 1878
lronwood & Bessemey Ry & Light
Co, street and city hall lights. 23776
Highway pay roll, January month 24400
Egan 4 Reardon, orders Lundgren
and Godleski ....... ....D... 200
Egan Il Reardon, oats ard bran 2535
We beg TO report to honorable body
that we recommend the allowance of the
above claims in whole or in part
Respectfully submitted,
Chas. Bonino,
A. + Collins.
Paul Overhuls,
Committee on Audit g. Claims.
Moved by Pollock, seconded by Coach
that the report of the committee on
audit and claims be accepted as read
Motion carried.
The conditions of the county road
west Of the city through the Cary loca-
ton was brought to the attention OF the
council by the aldermen from the 18th
and 9th wards, the snow being so deep
that it is almost impossible for teams to
pass each other. Moved by Lambrix,
supported by Williams and duly carried