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GAIIDEIN ASD ROVSEHOLD.
Wrote the Germantown Telegraph.)
—Wheirthe fruit of your strawberry beds
swelling &ley should be patiently watered
in the absence of rain. It has a marked
ef
feet upon the ' perfectness and size of the
—Rub off all the sprouts upon the stocks
which you have set with grafts this spring.
It will help to push along the growth of the
scion. Not unfrequently grafts, after they
have started, die for want of • sap . from the
• ~ parent stern to sustain them.
—Tbe trees transplanted this spring should
be mulched as soon as the ground becomea
dry. For this purpose grass is as good as
anything. .Don't put aroubd the tree too
much at a time; and repeat the mulch when
it gets dry and thin. Remove it once or
twice during the summer, and stir up the
ground well, then replace it. It will save
many a tree, if the season should be hot and
dry, which we think this
s eason will be.
Yobr raspberry and blackberry beds
should also be well mulched. Any quanti
ty of dry stuff about a place; especially
leaves, scrapings, itc., will dd. An appli
cation of the contents of a hot bed is very
beneficial.
—A few radish seed planted around your
canteloupe hills will ordinarily protect the
vine against the striped bug. This danger
ouse enemy of the ream prefers the radish
to the melon leaves, and thus, while feeding
- on the radish, the other gets the start of it,
and pushes on out of reach of danger, as
the leaf of the Melon is attacked only when
very. young and tender.
—When your flower plants get from an
inch and a half to two inches high, they can
be„thinned out and transplanted- It should
be done after a rain, or the. ground from
which they are taken , and whither they are
put should be thoroughly moistened.
—Radishes always do better when planted
- in new ground, or at least ground where
they have not heretofore been. Old gar
dens are the worst-places in the world for
radishes. Yon will rarely obtain any sound
ones; Clay mixed 'kith the old soil vitaliz
es it greatly and will produce good radishes.
—Tomatoes, egg and cabbage plants, after
being set out, generally become somewhat
. wilted in their leaves, andlose some of them
from the effects of the sun before they be
come established. This can be prevented
by setting over the plant, say from eight or
nine to fonr or five o'clock in the day, boxes
in the shape of cones about fourteen inches
in height, open at the top. They also pro
tect the plants against frost. By the use of
• these boxes a week is gained in time, and
sometimes the plants saved from severe or
fatal injury. The boxes will last twelve or
fifteen years.
If 3 on find any of your evergreens to be
come lighter in color than is natural for
. them, or rather if you wish the deepest
green attainable, give them a thorough
&easing of good barn-yard manure, extend.
ing as far out as the extrsmity of the branch
es, and you will accomplish your wish.
—lf shrubbery or fruit trees transplanted
this season look sickly or backward in
growing prune them sharply. It is the
only way to . save them ' their setting out
and other thingsheing duly attended to.
—All raspberry and blackberry canes set
out this spring should be cut down to with
in six inches of the ground, if not done
when setnut. It will insure the. growth - of
the new wood, and they mill come into fine
bearingerder next year; whereas,' Should
,the canes be, allowed to remain only partial;
ly prtined, atiotherbearing Weed, there may
be a small crop of poor fruit, and only about
half a crop next year. Some people are so
eager to get fruit at once that they totally
,
neglect this advice.
—Those who have not set out "cuttings"
• ,of , grapes, shrubbery, - ikc., can lay the
branches down, say two inches under
ground, letting the end of the branch ap
pear. Sometimes it will require a forked
stick to hold them in their placea. A grape
, vine can be laid down its whole length, and
"if 'carefully done , will throw out a sprout
from each joint, making a beautiful arrange
'merit for the
POLES, OR HORIZONTAL EITRINGS FOR
Hors —A hop grower asserts in the Coun
try Gentleman that the horizontal string
mode of training the hop is, inferior to the
old long pole system. The cost of training
on poles is far less and the 'cost-'of picking
the hops from the poles is less.
Rtiwlstrolasr,Mvil FOR. CILIGEMia.—A
recent writer says he found oat more than
fifty years ago that raw Indian meal will
kill chicks. He feeds wheat, or wheat
screenings,:: wiled with - - a very little
cracked corn, with bread soaked in milk' or
water, and scalded meal.
WEIGHT OF MILL—In answer to an in
quiry, Mr.-X. A. '_Willard saysti Probably
Sipounds of milk would be about right for
a 'gallon :able' if:et/it/is:4 l . The usual rule
adopted b y ; our factories is to estimate ten
pounds milk to the gallon, the gallon be.
mg beer tneasrire.. We know no,:.reason for
this measure being adopted for milk further
-than that it is easier to , estimattsu-ten pOunda
- of milk ' beilig "cotildere . it' lit 'average ;
ficient to make one pound of cheese. ''
LIMA BEAN CI7LTIXE.—Set poles four
feet apart way, in 'deep, rich, mellow
soil, or that made so by working An a fine
compost. Prepare .your hillB aroundthe
poles, and with the thumb and fifiger'_priats
113,41Thwds, with the eye „down . Pilaff as
-
scan frOnt:• - frcik-Itaa paised:',Coy•4
er one inch deep; keep clean;"fork the soil'
over between the liirla. If the-Vries do not'
cling to the poles, tie theifi' - tiP; they will
sooit take to them.
To 'hasten maturity, after the poles are '
covered and the pods set, pinch of the elide'
of 4 0 ; 11 400a, and, keep, them back, *Nob'
•
throws the strength ofithe'mizie towartieffielV
fecting early fruit, though at the expense
quant4, • •
siolor erSere, Just 'bofuru Jtti9
pod begins to turnllo*, when the. bean,-
haSattailtOttittlltifi3 ye
1 - 9 1 ' for
ter use, after they are fully ripe!
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Tur ,, fturyituoNa..GßAPF 4 —A ReleVll)
N. C., correspondent of the Countri/tfand'
• Wiles : " I The manufacture of Scrip.
;Ark°. it z raiddlY baoftting one of
the 1, ng interests of Eastern NortliCiiiO,
line - The range of-this vine—its habitati ! l
is the same, as that of the long-leaf , plue* 7
; - 61 1 Piliiit.barrens," on
„oatmea l , Nod extending nearly 100 miles :.
' I tides' not thrive west of this belt
in the State, There are thousands of agitate
Vet of these pine bhrrensfor sale pivot'''.
714tifitetelboliah'per vidda,herdtefore
oN as turpentine
turned hitc'tireyardai'• liteddicing
. one
Obt4tii#oltinif oh' wine to 1,11.5 acre
MAW :who , his
;-- *heel :horsearakemthich makestracks 'stints:
feet apart; fastenett.tip' the teeth het , Yeari*
thidhttitelied:ll heiwring or table eha'tp
thi",*ftree,', Ilritggink - tUt*O - ' places, 04
- -POW t wo' l l h ety tioa;,vitii'the - : 1 00041
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'thus alcritnef):`
of any length may be fitted to erich wheels;
and many chains attached as is desired,
thui a man can mark his corn and ride the
while,
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Scienrecently
ces h has studied the composi
tion of t e gas which causes the swelling of
cattle, and frequently ends in death. In
the case of a cow, which, while feeding on
clover, began to swell and died.in less than
two hours, in spite of every remedy, he
found that the , gas (due - probably to the fir
,mentation of vegetable, matters in the intes
tines) consisted of three-fourths of carbonic
acid, the remainder'of.pretocarburetted hy
drogen, with about two per cent. nitrogen.
Neither oxygen nor sulphuretted hydrogen
was present, A sheep furnished a still larger
per centage of carbonic acid. The remedy
suggested is Pacified magnesia or sucrate of
lime, which may save life, by the rapid con
densation -of the' carbonic acid gas. He
found also, that when calves were fed on
grass, they exhaled with the products of res..
piration proper, protocarburetted hydrogen
in large - volume, with some nitrogen; but
with a - milk or , animal diet, the hydrogen
disappeared entirety.
Coin MEAL Csirms.—Excellent breakfast
cakes can be made in the following manner:
Mix two quarts of corn meal, at n ight,with
water, and a little yeast and salt, just thin
enough to stir easy. In the morning , stir in
three or four eggs, a little saleratus and a
cup of sour milk, so as to leave it thin
enough to pour out of a pan; bake three
quarters of an hour, and you 'will have
large, rich, honey-comb cakes; and with a
good cup of coffee and sweet butter at
breakfast, one finds with Hamlet "increase
of appetite to grow with what it.feeds on."
Some of your correspondents take great
delight in casting slurs upon these, the most
harmless and easily kept of all hogs. I have
raised them in great abundance for the last
ten years, and meanwhile have tried all oth
er kinds. I unheaitatingly give it as my
opinion that they will furnish the most pork
for the least money and with the least trou
ble of any other kinds of hogs. They run
in the same pasture with my cattle and sheep
and my young geese,
ducks, turkeys and
chickeqs play around them with impunity.
If a rash wants a quarrel with his neighbor
about hog damages, wants his pasture root
ed all over; wants his young lambs or poul
try killed, or wants the largest possible.
amount of pork from a single hog, cost what
it will, I recommend him to try some 'other
kind.. There is one other advantage with
the Suffolks; theysire always ready for the
butcher, keeping themselves continually fat
and clean, never wallowing in the watering
places, even in the hottest of weather to the
annoyance of cattle. Making pens for my
breeding sows near my potato patch, last
year,
i I made my young pigs of great ser
vice n helping my turkeys destroy the po
tato bugs, and yet doing no mischief They
certainly make the least offal of any other
kind, an important consideration when hogs
are kept near the house.
J. WENTWORTH.
CHICAGO, April 25, 1860.—Frorn the Prairie
Farmer.
Bow to Cure Sick Poultry.
MARTI:REM LLB, Clinton Co., April 23.
To the Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette :
I have seen and read in your valuable
paper a treatment for chickens and other
fowls, for "poultry- diseases." We lost a
great many chickens from the above, and I
inspected several,. found diseased liver . and
enlargement of the heart. I then put them
upon the following : Calomel, 30 grains;
pulverized resin, 60 grains; add 1 gallon of
corn meal, and mix well; give twice per
week. Since I commenced the above we
have not lost one. Farmers will do well to
try It. lain, your old friend, kc.,
S B luntaxe M. D.
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PITISBUROt- 6AZETTE: TUESDAY. JUNE 2.- 1888
ORDINANCM.
AN ORDINANCE
Bedoeatiag Second Street, Eighth Ward
from the Birmitighaat Bridge to Setae•
ea treet.
areTrox 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of pittsburgh, In Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same; That the City Engineer
be And is hereby authorized and directed to make a
survey and get up plan for changing the present lo
cation of Second street, Eighth ward, from Bir
mingham bridge, eastwardly toward Seneca street,
so that It shall run parallel with and adjoining the
south line of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Rail
road eci , s property ; and to appraise the damages
from and asses the benefit arising therefrom,
Jones. William Stark, Jas. McGinnis are hereby ap
pointed In accordance with an Act of Assembly, ap
proved January 6th, 1864. •
S. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordidance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
25th day of May, A. D. 1868
JAMES MoAIILEY,
Attest : E. $. lion ow,
President of Select Council
. .
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. ToMLINSOI.7.
ddeut of Common
,511.1 H.
Common Council
AN ORDINANCE
Pre
Attest : Hyatt Meld
Clerk o
To Prevent the Erection of Wooden
Buildings within Certain Parts of the
City of Pittsburgh.
SECTION 3. Be It enacted by the City of Pitts
burgh, in Select and Common Councils assembled,
and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same,
That hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person
or persons to erect, or cause to be erected, any
building. or addition to or restoration of any part of
any building, unless the outer walls thereof be made
of brick, stone; mortar, iron, or other incombusti
blaterial, within that part of the City of Pitts
bu Included within the boundaries of the ten
wards of the city as it existed prior to the passage
of the act approved April Bth, 1567.
SEC. 2. Any building which may be erected In vio
lation of the provisions of this ordinance shall be
and Is hereby declared to be a public nuisance, and
may be abated as such.
SEC. 3. Any person who shall violate the provis
ions of this ordinance by erecting, or causing to be -
erected, any building. or addition to a restoration of
any building, contrary to the said provisions, In ad
dition to the penalties prescribed by law for main
taining a public nuisance, shall be liable to a fine- of
one hundred dollars, to' be collected as other lines
are by law collected.
Sag:4. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this.ord in ance t.t the
present time. be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
Allah day of May,. A. D. DIOS.
JAMES MeAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council: .
W. A. TOMLINSON.
President of Common Council.
Attest: HUGH MeltAsTEn,
Clerk of COmmon Council. my3o -
AN ORDINANCE .
For Locating and Opening Hill Street,
from Kirkpatrick St. to Addison St.
SECTION'I. Be It ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh, In Select anti Common Councils WI.
sembled, and it is hereby ordained and etfacted by
the authority of the same, That the City Engineer
be and is hereby authorized and directed to survey
and open 11111 street to the full width of forty (40;
feet, from Kirkpatrick street to Addison street, In
accordance with the plan In the City Engineer's Of
fice, approved this day.
5EC..... That any ordinance or part of ordinance
condicting with tke passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same Is hereby repealed so
far as the lame affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law in Councils, this
"AtSth day of May, A, 11. 1865.
JAMES MCAULEY..
President of Select Connell.
Attest: E. S. Monnour,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Connell.
Attest: HUGH WILASTER,
Clerk of Coniston Council. my3o
AN ORDINANCE
Opening Washington St., Lawrenceville.
SECTION I. Dait ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh. in Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and It is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the sante. That the City Engineer
be and he Is hereby winterized and directed to sur
vey and opea Washingten - street, Lawrenceville,
from Bellefontaine strect,eastwardly to old Borough
Line, to a width of 50 feet: and to appraise the
damages caused thereby and assess the some on
property benefited, JAS. 3IcCLURE. JAS. SCOTT
and WIT. iistlTHLare hereby appointed. •
Sic. Y. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time. be and Ihe same Is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils. this
)15th day of May, A. 1). 1569.
JA3LES McAULEY,
_ President of select Council.
Attest: E. S. Nonnow. ,
Clerk of ?select COunctl.
TOMLIN SON„
Presidentof Common Connell.'
Attest: Huott iffc3.laSTER,l
Clerk of Common Council. • mr.)Zi
AN ORDINANCE -
For Conetrnelinit a Public Newer' on
Diamond Alley from the Diamond to
Wood Street.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh. In Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and it Is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same. The City Engineer be,
and 1.4 hereby authorised and directed to advertise
for ptpposals for the construction of a public Sewer
on.Dlamond Alley from the _Diamond to the Wood
street Sewer, aud to let the same in accordance with
ordinances of Councils relating thereto.
SEC: 2. And to assess the cost thereof on property
benefited thereby.
SEc. 3 That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
gr e as se tU rme' e t rffrect i s t gi sa s ordinance. s a h n e eZ by repealed b°
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils, this
Allth day of May, A. 1). , 1888.
• JAMES MeAULEY.
. .
• .• • • President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. MOttwow,
Clerk of Select Connell:.
• W. A. TOMLINSON'
. • . President of Common Council.
Attestt BCOIIMONASTER, • . • .
myao eterk of Common Council.
AN ORDINANCE .
litg the 'Weetent Vniaa Telegraph
co. the Privilege of PreenOt Pam
Bxernisrl: Be It ordained and eriacted by the Clty
Of rittiburgh. In gmlect•and Counnoll COUndie self
Rambled, and It Ir hereby enacted,_uy the authority'
of the same That the Western - Union Telegraph
Company be allowed the privilege' of erecting four
(4).pidesOn Beilafontaine street, (Lawrsticeville,)
above Butler street, the Councila reserving the
right to remove them on sixty days' notice,,'They
'azure/erre the right of attaching Fire Alann 'Tel
egraph, Wires thereto. the poles to be of inch , a
size an d description as may be satisfactory to the
City Engineer. •
Sze. 2. That. any ordinance or part of-ordinance
conflicting with .the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, he - and - the same is hereby repealed, so
far ait the same affects this crniinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law in Cowie/ph this
.3111th day of Kay, A.D. igen.
JAUES . 3lcAlltinc
• • Prealdeqt of Select Council.
• Attest: E. S ifonnow„, ,
Clerk of Se lect Coghill.
W. AiToxraNsoli,
%resident Common Cott:IOU: .
• Altfeatt 'BOOB • -• *".-; :
• .• Clerk of Common Connell. , m IC
AN 'ORDINANCE ' " ' -• '
%%tine A,iiiii,til'ofCempensittiiii otXeat
Inspfe,ter, spur placliig blin on the Mist
beta's:l.d °Alters. •
by the City
SyClieel.. Bell ordained sn oo d enacted
is S
iche t t l e r bi rt
e ttle m li e . ted nunon.CouncliS im
,oettalultetas I::
vo urif t h it in
by the authority of
the' same/ That, the - as
shall be, and is heroiy alielitinit Ul th e Meat. lurector
It s ii m ndie w d .whii Doli t a g r h s ‘ pe ra r e a si nn i tin4 -- pa i ia - b e le cU m M o o n t r hir! el !
list Or ishiried °Sect% abrec—r'be placed on the"
Instructedlo certify A: AA - m g:ZVl:trotter is hereby
paynsent a the time: ' ,, •er... . -1 4 9:!f5 . 0. 2 for the
'-Mn . lit hat 44W' Ordhliureeb '
:nre r ng s at i ktt e l i tn ia lt e m . ith ee k si t em b an e d:th: sua b eTa ts
.... 115 6f.- . A it h illi er P e r e i reP rdic ett e i al e la d lith s c o se
ordsitiedln4 etereg i n ti t i llanm •
g m day a May , l aw la Councils this .
A. • A . 4
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Atteurt: E. 13. 32 resident of detect Council.
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liar} led. Ina It& berebrenaneambrene autaenity ,
-of seise. Tbatibe , Cityfirmsineeft4K. * 134 ,. 0 t i . •
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Ni4l /le ' in3ll —•••#f i i ol,ove Mott, and ulio.
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ER to and sr bare 'appointed irleivart 10.
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ap raise deniers and assess benedts In aocertian_ pa
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• 4 :11 , That 0!) 4 0 inlniceot pot ,ai tit ordibiltiOb
itOgrehablii TOM U•Pliatage Of fbis ordinaries *SAW
Ekrt ti rt ,"l"l44 lfflAt af ber9 t tlre Pt *l Cl l P - 1
' tas id alienist o intact.- • ' •
rdained And onactial Mita is Unlit Councilor : twit;
ailth 4 14 7 c'f/t l l7'' - 44 P1M16 4 Est , 1, y
c. k e.ttr Z ..
President of Wept Council.
A* X . MORSOW,
diked —. ° cunt of Went Council.
W.A. TOMLINSON,
President otConnuon Connell.
Attend nerd IleaLterns, .
- Clerk n
of Common Couneik 111780
'^F ..•.h
AN OUDILNANCir,
r. a Sewer on Chestnut Street (Law
reneeviile) from Davidson Street to the
Allekheny River.
SECTION I,lte it ordained Commoned by the City
of Pittsburgh, In Select and Councils as
sembled, and! it Is hereby ordained and enacted by
the anthority'of the saute, That the City Engineer
be and be is hereby authorized to advertise for pro
posals for the construction of a public Sewer on Chest
nut Street (Lawrenoeville) fix=avidson Street to
the Allegheny river, and to let tl same in accord
ance with au sot of assembly app. ed January Bth,
1864.
SEc. 2. That for the payment andenses of said
Sewer, It is hereby ordained and eulted that the
property benentted by the construction of said Sew
er, shall be assessed equitably and fairly. and the
Councils do hereby appoint REISITEN 31ILLER, Jr.,
WILLIADIJAUNCY, ROBT. W H ITE3I AN to make
said levy and assessment, and return the same in ac
cordance with the act of Assembly of January Oth,,
/864. •
t any ordinance or part of ordinance
th the passage et this ordinance at the
bound the same is hereby repealed so
0 affects this ordinance.
d enacted into a law In Councils, this
Say, A. D. 1868.
JAMES .MCATILEY
__ President of Select Council
3iORROW,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council
I.llc3fA • TER,
Clerk of Common Council
`N OR
1480. 2. Th
conflicting w
present time.
far as the
Ordained a
idiSth day of
Attest: E
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Attest: HU
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AUTHORIZING THE
Grading, Paving and Curbing of Gum
Street, from V. ebster Street to Cliff St.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained and encuted by the Cily
of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils as
sembled. and ff
the ereby
Engineerby the authority her the same, That City be and he Ls here.
by authorized and directed toadvertise for nropo
sale for the grading, paving and curbing of Gum
street, from Webster street to Cliff street, and to
let the same In the manner directed by an ordinance
concerning streets, passel August 31st 1857; also
J
an Act concerning streets, approved anuarreth,
1884.
SW. 2. That
any ordinance orpart of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same Is hereby repealed so
far as Olomouc affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
25 th day of . May, A. D. 1868.
JAMES McAULEY,
President of Select Council.
AttCl3l...E. S. Monnow.
Clerk of Select Council.
• • W. A. TOMLINSON,
_ President of COMM/011 Council.
Attest: MCMASTER,
Clerk of Common Council. my3o
AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE
Gremlins, Paving and Curbing of Lon
Alley, Lawrenceville. from Lewis A l.
ley to the Allegheny Valley B. IL
SEC. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by .the City of
Pittsburgh in Select and Common Councils assem
bled, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise for proposals
for the grading, paving and curbing of Long alley.
(Lawrenceville, , from Lewis alley to the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, and to let the same In the manner
directed by an ordinance concerning streets, passed
August 315t,11.1357; also, an Act concerning streets,
approved January Oth. 11463.
SEC. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
Rresent time, be and the same Is hereby repealed so
mar as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
25th day of Day, A. D, 1868. _
JAMES WATLEY,
President of Select Council
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
,Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council
Attest: HVGII MOLAstEitc.
Clerk oi Common Connell. m7:10
AN ORDINANCE [__
Opening Rose Street, Seventh Ward,
front Overbill to Dinsviddie Street. .
Hkertcrs 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh. In Select and Common Councils as
sembled. and it is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same. That Rose street, Seventh ward, from
Overbill street to Dinwiddle .street, be declared
open, as laid down in the City District Plan, and
that ROBERT KING, MINAts TINDLE and JAS.
1121318 LE be and they are hereby appointed to ap
nralse the damages and assess the sante on property
benelitted thereby. in accordance with an Act of
Assembly approved January 6th, 1864.
Sec... That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
tar as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
28th day of May, A. D. 1868.
JAMES McAULEY.
President of Select -Council.
Attest: E. S. IlOnnow,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TONIL,INSON,
President of Common Council.
•
Attest: bait Mr.3IASTEn,
. Cleric of Common Council. my3o
AN ORDEVANCE
AUTHORIZING THE
Grading. Paving and Curbing of St. Ma.'
ry'a Avenue. Lawrenceville. frohnt.
ler Street to Allegheny Valley H.R.
Slte. I. Be il •oritained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh in Select and Common
i assem
bled, and t to hereby enacted by the authority of Me
same, That the City Engineer be and he in hereby
authorized and directed to advertise tor proposals
for the grading. paying and curbing of St. Mary's
avenue, (Lawrenceville.) from Antler street to the
Allegheny Valley It/inroad, and to let the same In
the manner directed by an ordinance concerning
streets, passed August 31st, 1557; also, an Act
concerning streets, approved January 6th, 1564.
Sze. 2. that any ordinance orpart of ordinance
conflicting thepassage of this ordinance at the pres
ent time. be and the same Is hereby repealed so far
ordain me affects this ordinance.
ed and enacted into a tar. ln Councils, this
95th day of May, A. D. 1568. _
JAMES MCAULEY. •
•
Attest: E. S. Monnow
President of Select Council.
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
• • President of Common Council.
Attest: Hoon McMASTEn.
. Clerk of common Council. rny9o
AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE
.
Gradfair of Garden Alley from St. lfary , e
Avenue its Chestnut St., Lawrenceville.
' ' Svc: t. Be tt ordained and enacted by the City qt .
Pittsburgh; its &lad and Common Chimed/a assem..
bird; and it is berth', enacted .by the out/writ!, of Me
tame, That the City 'Engineer be and he is hereby
authorised and dirretedlo advertise for proposals
fur thwgradtrg of Garden. alloy, frontt. Nary's'
avenue to Chestnut street. (LawrenceviLleiand to
let tae Fund In the manner directed by an or !nonce
etmceniltig streets, passed August 31,1,155 lobo,"
, alkiet Concerning streets, approved January Oth,
etc. f; l'hit `ant- hrdininee or part of ordinance
tonal -with t e.pastago of this ordinance at the
.prese
to te. be Wad 4ba same is hereby repealed so
fit
Int as Eke affectit this ordinance.
Ord - d and enacted into a law •. In Councils, this
Myth *ref May...A.D. 1889. •
. - I,- . , - JAMES BIeAVLEY.
's' ' ' - President of Select Council: •
Attegtt 13. 8 . . Morino_
Select
s, . , Clerk of Select Council.
.''
W. A. TOMLINSON, • - .•.
Attes..,'" ~, .. .'_4 --- __. ' President of Common Council. .
t;H c hLwraen, vatlillit , hlchLwrien, ,
• '. - Clerk of Common Council. ' ' mylO
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A ORDINANCE . • - -
2 . AUTHORIZING THE .
tiestOphie lig tailirwiteW Alley, Lateren'ete•
Mlle
Itit r f. Ss a ordained and enacted by the City
of ;
pll, in&lect nd Common. thrum:di, as-.
sembiag, ao4 ii hereby e nacted by authority of the
tante. 'That t h e City Eegincer be and lie is hereby
tsc
antho d and directed - to advertise for proposals
for th . gmding of Fairview alley, Lawrenceville ,
and to et thensine in the manner directed by an or•
dinanew concerning streets, passed August 31st.
Ilittililidso-ais Act concerning streets, app r ove
ted
,Jinn oth. 180*. - . , • - .
can.. Stmt. any ordlnanee or part of ordinance - ,
- contli ng with the pssage of this ordinance at the
p ti me; lay and' be same it hereby repealed so, 1
far as snow affects this ordinance.,
Ord and enacted into nitwin Conhcils, this
Slath ollday, A. 1t..111011... ..-
. ....... :, i - •!.. -• ;
kkuin ow • dAllisztareAULEY.
Atte Vt It
, . . President of Select Council: `: '.'
ig. , •-- .j; .4 , ,, ...,, ... ~,
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g4- ,,, _1.110ric of Select Council. - '' ..1, - ;' , •- -- •
~, .. -4'l-...j, ._el Y i..r TCalt °l'''Stentf tianorCepani .:,i` Aft 4 t.RFOR MCMASTER,
~. ~ Ciatk.of Conunon Council.
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Alb , A 4137HORIZING,THE ..-;. '' -
i iii4ol.' , p.. - obi
_i!tt• with itriesison.
tolf:griiinralitil SS r fe tll4 : l46 o 46° V 1 .
' nab . Ai 'At ft . aWiatatill and stwiciesi 30 the -Caw Or,
0
Wkdas sideket. and CammesoPe qt strid la gitt , slatt
sanded_ bp Pia akornii °ran
one 'City artalueer buskin' ke is *tusk,'"
s utharik tad . dlnietta to lidirertisa•lbr - proposals,
for tha YlzioOd street with iitcolsoapnea-,
,nziklP -I , : i - e n street to 4 kaerty str_eet, amain iet
thb, itt • I! , t l l ll ll7llet diPteted ti „ in ordinance
,s ti. posseflAugust 3 t,;1333; also,.
IgtorTiefaluglitmis„.napsare January 60,
l'll ts rt
. Icy That iits , ) , Orilltustieci:or of ordinaries
l i e,
~ n a o skisOrdinance st the %maw. With; t 41'.?r, sameric ereby repealed Imo
mime this ordinance': - • , . .1•;;
, aud i . 4 tivielli Atoll Min. in CannCUS, 1,6141
Pi ' l St °T AU/. A. . nes. , ..
• . • JAMES MeAtTLP.Y,
•:; - ',,•,_ President of select Council.
_ . mcesti.a. si. anima_ ,
Clerk of select Council_
- , W. A. TOJKLINSON,
. • President of Common Council.
Attest: UPGlihremAgrsz.
•Clerk of Common Cannon. mean
ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE •
'
•
For Opening-Locust Street
Sit - yrtost 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh in Select and Common Councils ac
tmbl same Thai hereby enacted by the authority
the he City Engineer be directed and
ordered to snn - ey and open Locust street, Eighth
ward, from Cooper street to Gist street, inclusive,
in accordance with tke City District Plan. and in
accordance with an Act ot Assembly passed January
oth, 1861 , and a special Act approved March—,.
1808.
SEC. L That J. M. FAAS, ANDREW MILLER
and JAMES TRIMBLE be appointed viewers to as
sess damrges and benefits for opening the above
named Locust Street.
Ste. 3. That W.M. GRIFFIN, JAS. D. KELLY
and MINAS TINGLE be sad are hereby appointed
Commissioners to rembve, or cause to be removed.
the bodies interred in, any graveyard on line of said
Locust street, and to assess costs thereof.
Sec. 4. That Locust street - be only fifty (50) feet
in width between Pride street and Stevenson street,
and auy portion of said street being vacated shall be
on the south, side of said -Locust street, between
Pride and Stevenson streets.
SEC. 5. That any ordinance or part of ordinanee
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
25th day of May, A. D. 1868.
JAMES MckULEP.,
- President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council.'
W. A. TC3ILINSON,
•
President of Common Council.
Attest: Hum' 31e3lAsTkil.
Clerk of Common Council. my3o
AN ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE
Grading, of Colwell Street, from the
Eastern side of Dinwiddie Street to
Gumbert's Line.
SEC. I. Bea t orelatned and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh. in Select and Common COuncile assem
bled, and it fa hereby enacted by the authority qf the
same, That the City Enginedr be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise for proposals
for the grading of Colwell street, from the eastern
:side of Dhawiddie street' to Oumbert , s line, and
to let the same In-the manner directed by an ordi
nance concerning streets, passed August 31st.
1857; also, an Act concerning streets, approved
January 6th, 1864.
SEC. 2. That any ordinance orpart of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
Tarsus the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
25th day of May, A.D. 1868.
JAMES McAIILEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. 8. 3fORnOW,
• Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON',
_ 'President of Common Council.
Attest: neon sfeMsferzu,
Clerk of Common Council. my2o
AN ORDINANCE
FOR THE PARTIAL
Grading of Madison Street front Penn
sylvania Avenue to Forbes Street (Oak
land Township),
SECTION 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh. in Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and IL is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same, That the City Engineer
be and is hereby authorized and 'directed to adver
tise for proposals for the partial grading of Madison
street (Oakland township) from Pennsylvania ave
nue to Forbes street, to let the same in accordance
with ordinances of Councils, and assess the cost of
the same on property fronting thereon.
SEC. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Orduinedand enacted into a law in Councils, this
28th day of May, A. D. 1868.
JAMES MeAtTLEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Mototaw,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. ,TOMLINSON.
President of Common Council.
Attest: lipati MelissrEß.„
Clerk of Common Council. my3o
AN ORDINANCE • •
For Locating and Opening Wainwright
Street (Lawrenceville) from Lafayette
Alley to the Allegheny _Myer.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common*Counchs as
sembled. and it Is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same. That the City Engineer
be and Is hereby directed to survey and open Wain
wright street (Lawrenceville) to the full width of
fifty 00) feet, from Lafayette alley across Wain
svnbght"s Island,to the, Allegheny Elver, In accord
ancewith the "plan" lu the City Engineer's office,'
-approved this day.
SEC. 2.. And to appraLso damages caused thereby,
and assess the same on property benetltted, William
Jancey; It. Miller, Jr., and Robert Whitman are
hel'eby,appointed In accordance with an act of As
sembly approved January 6th, 1864.
time. 3. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting With the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed as
Ordainedhame affects this ordinance.
and enacted Into a law in Councils, this
25th day of May, A. D. 1868. •
JAMES 3IcAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. MOnnotv,
Clerk of Select Council. •
W. 'A.. TOMLINSON,
President or Common Council.
Attest:llu6n MeMasTEtt.
Clerk of Common Connell. VIVO
AN ORDINANCE
FOR THE PARTIAL
•
'Grading 'of Forbes Street. from Brady
Street to 31adimon Street, Oakland
Township.
•
SECTION I. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh In Select and Common Councils as
sembled, audit is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same, That the City Engineer
he and is hereby authorized and directed to adver
tise for proposals for the partial grading of Forbes
street, (Oakland township,) from Brady street to.
Madison street, so as to put the street in passable
condition, to let the same In accordance with ordi
nance of Counclib., and assess they same on property
fronting thereon.
Sic.... That any ordinance or Dart of ordinance
condicting with the passage of Mit:ordinance at the
present date, be and the same is hereby repealed so
far aa the same enactedis ordinunce.
Ordained andinto a law In Councils, this
25th day of May, A. D.IUSBP.
JAMES 3IcAMLEY,
• President of belect Council.
Attest: E. S. MonnoW,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. TOMLINSON'.
- President q Common. Council.
Meet: HUGH IifeMASTEN,. .
• •
Clerk of Common Connell.' my3o '
AN.ORDINANCE
For the Location and Opining of Liberty
- .11. - Ventte trona Winton Street to Centre
agent:4l.l3 in Ordained and enacte Coun cil star
of Pittsburgh, Select and Commonas
sembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the saroo,'That the City Engineer
andnd Is hereby authoribEd • and directed to survey
' open Liberty avenue to the fall width - of eighty
(601 feet from -Wilson • street to -Centre avenue, In
accordance with the '..plan , ,rin the City Engineer's
office, approved this , ay. - • .
- Sec. 2. Audio appraise damages caused thereby,
and assess the same on property benetltted. •
Sac. 3. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
Conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present tLme, be sad the same is hereby repealed so
far as - the same affects this ordinence.
-Ordained and enacted Into a law ,in n Councils, this
25th day of May; A. D. 1808.
• . 1 , • JAMES IIeAULET;
President of detect Connell.
Attest: E. 8. lionnoW, , •
clerk of Select Council.
• W. A. Tostrawsox,
President - of Common Council.
U,xit McattsTun.
Clerk of Common Connell
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Wra• Phlllape, ii Capt..Joto&L:Rhoada,
' John Watt, • • 'tp , Samuel P. Waiver.
John Parka_ L • Charles Arbuckle;
Capt. Judea I ' .Jardd Brash,
Wm. Van Kirk, - ' Wm. F. Linn
James D. Verner ,•_.- - F Samuel.Nceflckazt
Whi. 'PHlLLl,M,.Prealdent. , .
JOHN' WATT,_ Vide President.
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CAPT. JAa. GORNON, Gaup...l4oot.
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141 first street
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