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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA,
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
J. S. Williams & Son,
BLOOMSBURG PA
Public Sale Criers and
General Auctioneers.
r" Fifteen years experience. Satisfaction
(paranteed. 'Best return of any ialc criers In
ui mwm 01 me mar. rue lor ifrmi ana
ant os. We never disappoint our patrons.
Legal advertisements on tage 7.
Saturday will be Flag Day.
The Bloomsbure School Hoard
will meet touight.
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Prof. C. H. Albert addressed a
Young Men's Christian Association
meeting at Hazleton on Sunday.
Painters have improved the ap
pearance of John Gross' restaurant
in the Exchange block. The awn
ing has also been repainted.
Leafy June, the month of roses
is with us, and many of the vards
about town present beautiful
sights, in their gay attire of flowers.
"Around the World with the
Man in the Moon" will be given in
the Berwick Opera House Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Members of Camp Idleness are
already arranging for their annual
outing which will be held in the
early part of August.
Hotel Normandie, at Atlantic
City, recently leased by G. Snyder
of this town, was opened on Satur
day. Samuel J. Johnston has been re
elected principal of the Schools of
Millville, Miss Myra Wright inter
mediate and Mrs. S. J. Tohnston,
primary.
Strawberries, ice cteam and other
delicacies at the festival to be held
by the C. E. Society of the Presby
terian church, on the church lawn
this evening.
Witty sayings, late coon songs,
beautiful ballads and gorgeous cos
tumes will mark the Winona's Min
strels first part in the Opera House
Thursday evening next.
More than 20 additional machines
have been enstalled in the Spinning
Department oi The Carpet Works
during the last 30 days. They are
surely pushing to the front rank.
Normal will play at Lewisburg
on Saturday. A number of rooters
will accompauy the team and cheer
them on to victory. Hayes is
booked to pitch.
B. F. Savage of Benton town
ship spent Monday and Tuesday in
town. He is well known here, as
a number of years ago he drove
the Benton stage and was here
daily.
H. J. Stalling's, manager of the
local office of the Boltimore and
Lenora Gold and Copper Co., re
turned from Baltimore on Monday,
after an absence of, several weeks.
Parsoimge day will be observed
in the Evagelical church next
Sunday, June 15. Rev. S. S.
Weist, of Harrisburg, an aole
speaker will preach both at 10:30
and 7:30. Come and hear him.
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Dr. Herbaut Adams of the Hos
pital staff at Danville, departed on
Friday for New York, where Satur
day he sailed for London w here he
will witness the coronation of
Edward VII.
There are a few girls in Blooms
burg who appear to be dissatisfied
with the color of their hair. Never
mind girls, you have the consola
tion of knowing that you won't
have to wait long until it turns
gray.
John Penman fell from a scaffold
ing while painting a building near
Espy on Monday and was painfully
injured. He dropped a distance of
about twenty five feet and landed
on his riht shoulder. lie was
brought to. his home on Iron street
this town.
The 5 per cent discount p lan of
The Leader Store Co. Ltd. has cer
tainly made a host of well pleased
.ustomers. Over 500 "depositors"
re using the "Economy Bank."
Always willing to increase a good
thing, the management are anxious
to make it 1000.
The recent frost has brought to
the minds of our older residents the
great frost of forty three years ago.
On June 5 1859 flour sold for $4. 00
1 barrel. During that night there
was a trost that destroyed the entire
wheat crop of the eastern part of
;he country. The wheat fields
which were in blossom on the fifth
were black on the morning of the
sixth and flour advanced that day
$16 a barrel.
Official Vote Polled
Dlst.Atty Prothonotary Asso.Jud Treasurer Commissioner Auditor Btate relegates
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DI3TRICTS. f I j I I f-E f f f I j I ! I I
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Beaver
Benton Rriutigh
Benton Township
Berwick North East
Berwick South Kant
Berwick North West
Berwick South West
Bloom 1st
Bloomm '2nd
lit 0111 :inl
Bloom 4t h
Brlarcreek
Catawlssa Borono-h
Catawlssa Township
Centralla 1st.
Cei.tralla Snd
Centre
Cleveland
conyngiiam Kast North..
Conyngiiam West Norib..
Conyngiiam Went 1
Conyngiiam West 8
ConyiiKham South West.,
conyngiiam Smith East..
Flshlngereek Kast
rmuiiitrereek west
Franklin ..
Greenwood Rnst
Greenwood West
Hemlock
Jackson
Locust
Madison
Main
Mlftlln
Millville
Montour
Mr. Pleasant
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Orange Township ,
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Roarlnircreek
Scott Kast
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Stillwater
sugarloaf North....
NugiiMnaT south
West Berwick
The vote for the candidates, over whose
Andrew I.. Fritz received 3948 votes for Conpressional nomination for the long term.
Alexander ISillmeycT had 3910 votes for the short term Congressional nomination.
J, Henry Cochran, candidate for State Senatorial nomination, received 3939 votes.
William T. Creasy received 370S votes and Fred T. Ikclcr 3626 vote for Representative
Martin Kelley will be nominated Mine Inspector with a vote already of 3805.
J. C. Kuttcr, Jr., received 3869 votes for Register and Recorder. Nine votes were cast
Rain prevented the Normal
Wyoming base ball game at the
latter place yesterday.
Mrs. George Jacoby is seriously
ill with pneumonia at her home a
short distance above town.
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Cherries are bringing ten cents a
quart on the streets of town, and
find ready sale.
Perfection is attained in washing
and ironing at J. E. Fidler's Gem
Steam Laundry.
Have you tried the Gem Steam
Laundry yet? Work called for and
delivered, to all parts of town. J.
E. Fidler, Prop.
The Catawissa Band was in town
all day Tuesday, and discoursed
fine music on the streets and in the
convention.
A concrete pavement is being
put down in front of W. S. Rishton's
new residence which is in course of
construction on Market Street.
We guarantee our work to be as
faultless as human skill and modern
machinery can make it. Gem
Steam Laundry. J. E. Fidler, Prop.
The Electric Railway Company
has received one of the four new
open cars recently ordered from the
J. G. Brill Co., Phila.
You will be pleased with the
work, and they will be pleased to
serve you at the Gem Steam
Laundry.
The D. L. & W. Railroad Co.
is paving the walk between H. G.
Supplee store and the Station.
Concrete is being used. It will be
a big improvement.
The machine shop of The Carpet
Co. has just been equipped with
one of the largest drill presses in
the County. They are now fitted
up to do the largest kind of repair
work and could build looms com
plete. The corn crop is causing the
farmers considerable ' uneasiness
iust now. They say that a great
dial of it has not even sprouted,
though it has been in the ground
for several weeks.
Charles Reice, son of meat mer
chant Charles Reice, arrived home
on Friday after a provincial tour.
He left here in October with the
Murray & Mackey Bon Ton
theatrical company.
Prof. C. W. Derr, a teacher in
the Blootnsburg High School for
two terms, and recently elected
Supt. of Schools of Montour
County, will be married at Wash
ington, D. C. to-day. The bride
elect is a Miss Bittler.
To see the crowds of vouno- mfn
who loiter in the shade and on the
corners you would think that
Bloomsburg was a coal region town
and that they were out on a strike.
They're just tired, that's all. They
are looking for a job to curry horses
for anjautomobile company.
at the Democratic Primaries Sat. Jun 7, '02.
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nomination there was no contest, follows:
S. F. Peacock, W. O. Holmes,
J. R. Schuyler, Robert Young and
William Lcacock spent Wednesday
in Harrisburg, at the Republican
convention.
Greville once said that it was
not those who played whist best by
the true laws of the game that
would win most but those who
played best to the false play of
others. The same may be applied
to the great game of politics.
Tuesday's convention for example.
Mrs. John Morris of Leonard
street was painfully scalded on
Monday by the sudden outpouring
of a kettle of boiling water. The
heated liquid splashed over her
entire right side. Her arm was
burned more than any part of her
person.
Mr. Barley, President of the
Harrisburg Trust Co. attended a
full meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of the Magee Carpet Co.
last week. Mr. Barley is one of the
Board's members and was well
pleased with the progress made at
the works since the ku meeting.
The congregation of St. Colum
ba's Catholic Church were quite
successful with their festival held
on the church lawn Friday and
Saturday evenings, and a nice sum
was realized. The band was
present, and rendered good music
throughout Saturday evening.
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Mrs. JohnS. Gilbert sang "I
Will Give You Rest" at the morn
ing service in St. Paul's Church,
and in the evening she sang the
same selection in the Methodist
Church. On Monday, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Annie Fox, she
returned to her home in German
town. Childrens' Day was observed in
the Lutheran Church at Espy Sun
day evening. The children of the
Sunday School in connection with
the choir rendered a beautiful ser
vice. The church was elaborately
decorated with ferns, flowers and
potted plants', and presented a scene
of exquisite loveliness. An offer
ing was taken for the Orphans'
Home at Loysvi'.lc, Pa.
For the meeting of The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, the
Lackawanna Railroad will sell ex
cursion tickets to Boston at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold June 12th. 13th, 14th, 16th
and 17th, good to return leaving
Boston not later than June 25th.
Ask the nearest Lackawanna ticket
agent for further particulars, it
For the meeting of the Inter
national Sunday School Association
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excursion tickets to Denver, Colo
rado Springs or Pueblo at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold June 21st to 23rd inclusiveand
will be good to return leaving desti
nation not later than August 31st.
Ask nearest Lackawanna ticket
agent for full infjrmation, including
the scedule of the new fast train
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nominations.
in Oranceville for j. R. Quick,
The Keystone Copper Company
at a meeting held in the office of
the company Tuesday evening,
elected directors as follows; W. R.
Kocher, Wildun Scott, J. L. Dillon,
T. C. Harter, W. H. Ashton,
Isaiah Hagenbuch.O. W. Chcrring
ton, C. A. Godcharles and Alfred
Cadwalader. The election of officers
will take place tomorrow evening.
ORDINANCE NO. 114
AN ORDINANCE GKANTING TDEHIGHTOF
WAY TUHOUH1I AND OVER CERTAIN
STREETS, AND 1(0 ADS IN TUB TOWN OF
BLOOMSBI HG TO TUB BLOOMSUl'KQ AND
MILLVILLE STHEET RAILWAY COMPANY"
HEGl'LATINQ TUB MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATION OF THE RAILWAY OF THE
SAID COMPANY, AND DEFINING THE
CONDITIONS UPON WHICH TUB RIGHT
OF WAY Id GRANTED.
Be It ,ordalned and enactod by the Town
Council of the Town of Bloomsburg, and it Is
hereby enacted by authority ot the same :
Section 1. Specifications of stroets and roa ds
over which the franchise Is granted. Poles,
wires and additional tracks: That from ard
after the pasBase ot this Ordinance the Bloonu
burg and Millville Street Railway Company,, Us
successors and assigns, Is hereby given the
right, liberty and privilege to erect, construct,
maintain and operate over and upon Iron Street,
Second Street from Iron street to Market Street,
Market Street from Second Btreot to Fifteenth
Street, Fifteenth Street from Market Street to
the Rlvor Bridge, foot ot Kerry Road, Fifth
Street from Leonard street to Scott township
line, Seventh Street from Markot to East Street
the public road (new road about to be opened)
leading from the north end of Iron Street to
Millville, to the northern limit of the Town
of Bloomsburg j a single line of railway with
necessary tracks, and to lay upon said Streets
and roads Its said tracks, aud to erect and
maintain poles and string wires thereon for the
purpose of operating said railway. The said
Street Hallway shall have the further right ot
laying and maintaining such further and ad
ditional tracks, poles, and wires, under and
subject to the restrictions and regulations
hereinafter provided, as may be necessary to
carry their cars from their car-barn to the main
tracks: provided that before such additional
tracks Bball be laid, or poles or wires erected,
the consent of the Town Council shall be tlrst
obtained as to the location ot the saino.
PROVISO: And provided further, that all tho
rights and privileges granted or conferred In
this scctlon.shull be subject to the terms, ooncl
tlons and regulations herein after oontalnod, in J
Bubject to such other reasonable rogulailons as
may be provided by such ordinance or ordin
ances as may hereafter be passed by the Town
Council Oi the Town of Bloomsburg.
Section. . Written acceptance required to
be filed to this and subsequent ordinances.
Mode of signing accoptaueo. cture duld rail
way company shall have any power orauthorlty
whatever to entor upon, occupy or use the
Btreats or rouds mentioned In this ordinance
and named for tho purpose of constructing and
maintaining their sai l railway, said company
shall tile with the Clerk of the Council their
written acceptance of the conditions and pro
visions ot this ordinance, and of all reasonable
provisions and such ordluancoi as may hereafter;
be passed by the Town Council aforesaid, relat-t
Ing to street railways, and also an agreement
on tho part of said company to construct,
operate and maintain their Bald railway, its
tracks, poles and wires expressly subject to the
provisions of this ordlnunco, aud to all reason
able provisions ot such subsequent ordinances
as may be passed, as aforesaid, relating to street
passenger railways : wnlch said agreement aud
written acceptance shall be signed by the Pres
ident of said Company and have alllxed thereto
the corporate seal theionf, duly attested by the
secretary, aud shall snow upon its face the
requisite legal uuihorlty ot said olllcers to sign
such acceptance and agreement, and to afllz
tho corporate seal thereto, bo as to bind said
Company.
Section 3. Only Electrical Power to bo used.
That electrical power only Bhall bo used on the
railway constructed under the provlslansof this
Ordinance and tho ovor-liead system shall bo
discarded whenever a moro sailstactory means
of electrical propulsion Bhall be Drought Into
practice and commercial use In communities ot
similar size.
Section!. Allgnmint and Qradeg tnd Super
vision of Poles, Wires and Over-hoad Work.
The said railway oo upany Bhall c3iirorm its
I BABY'S VESTS. pure white ribb
ed gauze shirts, open down the front,
CclCh and with halt eleeves. Many times
you've bought no better for 15c, now 10c.
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CclCh vesta, V shaped yoke front, trimmed
with lace that looks like
arm-eizes, shouder straps edged on both sides with
lace. This is only one of the many styles selling
at 25 cents each.
BABY
EjQ creation, laced down the back and can
be opened out flat just like a handker
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chief to laundry, fine lawn hemstitched, and plain
around the front ; hemstitched again and fifteen
fine tucks, bottom finished with beading and edge
to match, wide strings, not a raw edge inside or
out, 50 cents.
23. IE. IE3Cartrrn.a,:EL,
SUCCESSOR TO
I. W. Hartman 6c Son,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
lines and grades with the stakes given by the
Town engineer, and Bhall locate Its poles and
wires and construct the same, both as to street
and over-head work, undor the direction of the
President ot tho Town Council and the Town
engineer.
Sections. Specifications as to Paving be
tween the tracks. Tho Bald railway company
shall lay and maintain Its tracks In the mldcllo
of tho streets and roads, or on such part there
of, as the Town Council may direct, In such a
way and manner as to conform to the establish
ed grade of the street sand roads occupied there
by, nnd such grado as may be hereafter estab
lished, and shall ut all times keep the spneo be-
twoen tho rails and for a distance of two feet
outside of each rail In good repair and In con
formity with tho nature of tho roadway
whether paved, macadunilzed or otherwise It
Is further provided that If at any time the Bald
Town Council shall determine by ordinance to
pave any of t he streets or parts of Btreets or
roads as above mentioned which said railway
company shall occupy, the said railway com
pany shall likewise and at the same time pave
Its roadbed between the rails, as well as two
feet on either aide thereof, with the same
material as Is used by said Council.
Section 0, Requirements as to paving by
Company after paving by the Town. Change of
rolls. Change ot grade.
It is further provided that should the muni
cipal authorities ot the town at anytime here
after, direct the Btreets or parts of streots or
roads occupied by said railway to bo paved
Belgian blocks, vitrified brick, or any other
form of permanent pavement, that then and In
such case the Bald railway company Bhall at
once, at their own expense, pave two feet out
Bide ot each rail thereof, and the space between
the rails with such pavement as shall be dl-
reci .'d by the Town Council. Should such im
proved pavement require the use of a different
rail from that hereinafter provided for, then
and In such caso such change of rail shall bo
made under the supervision of tho President of
the Town Council and the Town engineer. And
in the event of the change of grade of said
streets or parts of streets or roads oranyot
them, by the said Town, the said company shall,
at Its own expense, take up, change, relay and
alter Its railway and that part of the street or
roadway by It to be repaired and maintained, so
as to conform to such new grade as fixed by the
municipal authorities as soon as the Town shall
bring said st reets or parts of Btreets or roads up
to or lower them to such new grado.
soctlonT. Provision as to Snow and Ine.
That the said rullway company shall not use
salt on Its tracks for the purpose of melting
snow or Ice, and when snow or Ice Is removed
from the tracks, the same shall not bo thrown
In heaps along the side of the track, but shall
bs carefully and evenly distributed bo as not to
obstruct public travel.
Section 8. T" rails shall be used. Manner
of laying. That the rails to be used by the said
railway company Bhall be "T" rails of not less
than sixty pounds to the yard, and they shall
be securely fastened to heavy wooden ties and
bounded In a substantial and workmanlike
manner. They shall hot project above the
regular grade of the street, but Bball be kept
on a level therewith, and shall be laid tlfty-six
and one-halt Inches apart.
Section 0. Regulations as to erecting, paint
lug aud use ot Poles. That all poles erected by
tr-- aM -atlway company p'all bo located,
erected and maintained under the direction ot
the President of the Town Council and the
Town engineer. Said poles shall be straight
and smooth aud shall be painted from top to
bottom at the expense of the said company,
Thoy shall bo placed In such a manner as to
oause tho least possible obstruction or Injury
to the curb and sidewalk; said poles ahull bo as
few In number as possible aud shall be subject
at ull times to the use of the Town for the
stringing of wires for its own use, not, howevor,
In any way Interfering with tho operation ot
the Bald railway. Whenever and wherever said
poles are erected the company shall carefully
replace the inatorlal excavated and relay In
'pood order jnd repair all bricks, flagging or
qmer paving material, curbing or guttering,
and shull at all times keep and maintain the
payementB and curbs immediately around and
uboiit thulr poles In got d order aud repair.
Section 10. Regulations as to wires. That all
wlre susponded over the- streets Bhall bo at
least eighteen feet above tho surface of the
trackf, and shall be bo fastenod to poles and
each o.her that they will be effectually iusu
lated and properly secured.
Section 11. Right of Fire Department. That
In ease of tire, ha Dro department shall have
the right of way upon said streets and shall
maintain the sume as long as necessary and no
longer.
Section 11 Company tooonstruot within one
year. Penalty upou failure to obey ordluauce.
PROVISO : That the said railway company
Bhall commence the construction of their said
railway within four mouths uftor the passugoof
this ordinance and shall have the same fully
construoted, equipped and In operation within
one year after said date, unless tho Town Conn
ell shall by ordinance extend the tlmoj and In
case said company shall full or neieot to com-
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CAPS The very latest
ply with the provisions of this Section of this
Ordinance, the rights, liberties and privilege
herein granted may bo declared null nnd void
by tho said Council, nnd thereupon and Im
mediately thereafter any and all rights, powers
and privileges ot tho said company under this
ordinance shall at once entirely cease, determine
and becomo absolutely null and void. Should thfl
said company, It s successors or assigns, at any
time after tho expiration of the j ear aforesaid
neglect or fail to operate said street railway for
a period of sixty (00) consecutive days, unless
prevented by act of Providence or due process
of law, thm nnd In such case the liberties and
privileges herein grunted maj likewise be On
clured null and void by the Town Council, and
thereupon and Immediately thereafter any and
all privileges and powers of said company under
this ordinance shall likewise cease, dotcriulna
and become absolutely null and void. Provided
further that no cars shall be run at Intervals
simply for the purpose of retaining and holding
the franchise and right of way heroin granted.
Section 13. If In the opinion of the Tows
Council of said Town It shall be necessary far
the Town authorities, their servants, workmen,
agents or employes, at any time to occupy all
or any part of the street upon which said rail
way is constructed, tor any purpose whatever,
they shall have full and entire authority to
occupy said streets or roads or any part thereof,
without liability for damage for obstructing tba
operation ot said railway, and without any
hindrance on the part of the said company.
Section 14. Culverts, Drains and Water pi pen.
Removing and relaying ot tracks. The author
ities of said Town shall at all times by them
selves, their servants, workmen, agents or em
ployes have the right to make such repairs and
Improvements to the culverts, drains, sewers
and water pipes running under, Along or near
tio sarface ot the said railway tracks, and to
lay and maintain such additional culvert
drains, sewer and water pipes as they may deem
proper ; causing as little obstruction to the run
ning ot cars as possible. And whenever It shall
be necessary for the said purpose to remove tba
tracks of the said company, the same shall, upon
reasonable notice, be removed and relald by tho
said company. And lu 1. 11 cases wherever It
shull be deemed nocessary by the Town Council
for the purpose of carrying surfaco water, th
said company shall construct drains or culverts
to carry off the same as may be directed by tk
President of the Town Council. The company
to extend at Its own cost and expense all cul
verts or crossings where the same Is necessary
to accommodate the public and Rullroud com
pany. Section 10. Use ot vehicles on tracks. All
persons may drive with wagons, carriages or
other vehicles on the tracks ot said company
without becoming trespassers, provided, bo
ever, they do not retard or In any manner In
terfere with tho operation of said railway.
Section 16. company to Indemnify tor dam
ages. The said street railway company shall
Indemnify and hold harmless the said To.va la
all suits or actions ot law which may arise la
the construction, maintenance and operation or
said railway, provided that the railway com
pany be permitted to defend in the name ot tba
Town In any suit or action.
Section 17. If In any case the said railway
company shall neglect or refuse when required
by the municipal authorities to repulr, pave or
repave the Btreet or streets or any road be
tween Its tracks, as hereinbefore required, or
ts do any other thing required by the pretloi's
provisions of this Ordinance, or to take up and
relay Us trucks, as hereinbefore provided, or to
da any other act, matter or thing by this Ordi
nance provided, then and lu such case the said
Town shall proceed to do the same, and shal1
collect and recovor tho expense und costs there
of from said railway company.
Section 18. No tax on cars for ten years.
That there shall bo no tax placed on any of tl
cars, polos or other upparatus of said company
for the space of ton years from the acceptance
of this Ordinance by suld company.
Section 19. Excavations to be covered wtthla
tun days. That lu the construction of said rail
way no excavation ou any ot the street n or
roads shall be allowed to remain open at aoj
one point for a perloa longer than ten days, bus
that inside ot the suld ten days the said exoa
vutlon shull be fully covered bo as to allow frea
passage over and across the sumo.
Section). Company to pay expenses of Or
dinance. That said railway company shall pay
all costs and expenses Incident to the drawing;
printing, posting aud publishing of this Ordi
nance, as well as tor services ot the Town engin
eer rendered nocessary hereby aud the sum ot
One Dollar aud Seventy-nve cents (,$1.75) per
day for every day's service necessarily rendered
by tho Inspector, who shall be appointed by tba
Town Couuoll to oversee the work performed
und'jrthlBOidlnanee, aud that suld Ordluanc
shull not go Into effect until the proper oltlcem
of said company shall have certliled to this
Council thulr acceptance of tho same as pro
vided herein. JNO. H. TOWNSIIND,
President of council.
Attest: Fkiizs (uick,
Secretary.
Passed Juno 0, wta.