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rifTho board of public works met In

regular session yesterday aftcrnooit and transacted n great deal of routine

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trrhomatter of charging rental for1 ground space for each telegraph pole

In rho city except city poles was refortcd to tho council Tho board hada resolution drawn in formal shapo topresent to the councllmahln board

A resolution was adopted requiringplumber and others who dig up pave¬

manta or streets by trenching to spanIt with a woodon walk not less thanthree feet wide for the benefit of pe¬

destrian AaU li pedestrians oftenhave to jump ditches and trenches theworkmen not providing any means ofgetting over Tlio street Inspector wasInMruclcJ to too that this order is obcurved

A report of repair to the Sixthstreet bridge was recehod and filed

AV P Hummel asked for an cxten4alon of sanitary sewers up an alley to-

y Norton street claiming an ordinanceproviding for the improvement waspassed throe years ago The bOar tordered an investigation of records

Cox taint was mado at the conductof paving contractors who have beenguilty of entering yards and choppingdown trees In order to get rid of theroots Property owners allege tbarouts ron be taken out of the way with-out

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chopping down tho tree No acvtion was taken

The matter of Accepting an alleydedicated trot AV C Kills for property between Tenth and Eleventh ant

p Jonus and Tennowee rtrcets was TCerred

Tho Homo Telephone company andladncnh Traction company were pernilUod to Nt poles on South Ninth andSixth streets between Kuntncky aronuo and Jefferson street

A report of tho shipment of an oldt4 electrical machine which was sold for

2jc was fliedCity Engineer Vathlngtbn was In ¬

structed to run the storm water towerfrom Third street to tho river on Mart

t neon streetTho board decided that Contractor

Wcdkcra portable tool room and officewhljlij s left In the street whore thecontractor Is working blockades the

1alreets nnd ordered him lo keep It ortOil streets hereafter

Tlio Western District Warehousecompany was ordered to make repairsto Its pavements

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Tire lEagles lodge Initiated twelverandldatca Into the order last nightCommUtera were appointed to nrrntigo for attending tho annual meetIngln In Milwaukee In August Theywill boom Out I I Heads candi ¬

dacy for IrusUv of tho grand lodgei of Eagles

Coll ICllgont ItrllrrHon Charles Hoed returned late

evening from loulsvllln who o he hadgono to attend the bedside of Col JIK lKllgorc formerly of the PaducahCooperage company Col Kllgore wartaken III In Ixmlivlllo several week

s ngOjv Ho suffered a general breakdole and was taken lo the Nortoninfirmary Yesterday ho tad recovered sufficiently to bo removed to thunew Seclbach and Is rapidly recover ¬

1 lag Ho will bo able It Is said tostart on his trip to 1Europe with Gov

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llurlliiglnii 3lut AimurJudge Smith McPherson of lowa

bitting in place of Judge John p Phil-lipsL ut Kansas City overruled tho de-

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mortar of tho Ilurllngton Hallway compan and they mutt now go on trialTho defendants In a demurrer fliedseveral weeks ago contended that congress was without power to enact leg¬

k islation regulating export rates in thegiving of alleged rebates bn which the

1 Burlington was charged with havingviolated tho Interstate commerce act

A nchme Is on foot in Spats to pre ¬

sent IrlmKKs Ena with u collectionof postcards from tho wholo of Spainwith plropos dedicated to her A

1 plropo ia a short phrase eulogizingbePgtvfn for the most hit < nlout endpleasing postcards Tho cards willJM> arranged In special nlbumswithurtUtlo bindings one for every pro ¬

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Street Work Lights Dogs and

Saloons Considered

Early Closing Onlluniico Started OilIlrH Ilivinc lliiNilr of Light

lug Plant Orient

TII1J ISLAM CIIKKK ItltllHii UP

Tho board of councilmen met lastnight and gavo first passage to theearly closing saloon ordinanceadopt d tho recommendation to ap-

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= 20060 for remodeling thecity electric lighting plantI Instructed Chief Collins to go and tako upuntaxed dogs and jragBcd on severalother important natters

Tho matting dragged at times butthe business was carefully discussedand tho meeting an eventful one

rfhp session was adjourned tutuMonday night rind CouncllnKn licetog nod Dlpple were absent

The minutes of the last regularand called meetings were read andadopted

Thia receipt for a loan of 9000to the cur was filed

A petition from property ownersfor pavements on Fountain avenuefrom Jctlufuou to MonrooI streetswas flied and an ordlnanpa for theiBiprovcnunt ordered dratted

The matter of drafting an ordl¬

trance governJns electric wiring duthe city was referred

1apers regarding bonds of theearl conmilstloaert were receivedand filed

A resolution for an ordinance toarata a tax for ground rent for eachtelegraph or telephone pole in thecity except city poles was adopted-

A poUtlon for the extension of wa <

UT mains on North Twelfth and Thlr ¬

teenth streets and Langstaff avenuewn referred-

A bill for medical attention to Pa ¬

trolman James Clark who waswounded while on duty amountingto co was referred to the joint M

naiico committeeAn opinion from Attorneys lien

drick Miller otid Marble outliningthe appointive or electlvo powers ofthu board of public works was recued end flied The opinion Is thatrelative to tho appointment of wharfmaster markctmastor und sewer In>piCtor aaylrrg tlnsu offices are to befilled by tho board of public works

Tho II nn n co committees reportwas received and filed It totaledI3C1S98 for buts salaries etc

That 1000Oi motion tt was ordered that the

f 3UOU toad interest paid to the citysolicitor Jn attempt to settle idle ¬

phone litigation bo placed at the illspoitil of the council at anytime desired

The ordlnanco for paving Secondstreet from Kentucky avenue toWathlngton street and Washing ¬

ton street from Second street toKim utrvctu and First street fromWashington street to Kentucky evenut was given first passage

An ordinance for the reconstruc ¬

tlon of North Fifth street from Jettenon to Clap tlfXt was lost

A resolution regarding tho dispos ¬

al of garbage was given second passago

An ordinance giving police powersto the mnrkotmaster wharfmasttrmilk and meat inspector sanitary otfloen and outer city ofllrera wasgiven II tilt passage

Ordinance regulating the opera ¬

U noC saloons requiring saloons toelms at 12 oclock at night nnd toremain closed until C oclock In themorning was gives first passage

A petition for a sixfoot sidewalkon North Fifth street from Jeffersonstreet to Clay street was referred

A petition asking for bltullthlccompound Instead of brick for theNorth Fifth street Improvemcntwasreferred

A dedication of property In thoGlen wood addition to the city forstreet ininoses was received ac-cepted and ordered spread on theminutes

A petition relative lo several badsanitary places on South Secondstreet was referred to tho board ofpublic works

A petition from property ownerson Farley and Meyers streets dedi ¬

eating i> roperty for alloy purposeswas referred Condemnation proceed ¬

tags twill have to be institutedagainst three property owners andtho matter will be handled by thecity solicitor

rho Henry Schmidt heirs wantedto uako lpavement Improvemeot atEleventh and Caldwiell streets andasked permission to cut down thetrcot to make the proper grade Thepetitioners were gIven authority tomake tho Improvements-

A report of extension of watermains on South Ninth from Jlroadway to Kentucky avenue was receiv ¬

ed and tiledA report of extension of water

mains on South Fifth street fromNorton street to Jones titrcct was re ¬

ceived and filedA petition fdr the extension of

water mains on Blltabeth streetfrom Sixth to Seventh street was

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mittee and board of public worksrecommending the expenditure of20000 to improve tho ctty electric

llsht plant to n capacity of 300 lightsWAll rccelypd and concurred Jn Coun

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ana IA fortunate purchase manufacturers odds tNorhning but strictly reliable goods will be offered of this

0 seasons best styles You doubtless remember our

K c last sale silkseither having been here or heardssome one speak of the values The values offered

for this sale Friday morning are equally as good andmany better with a larger assortment chose from

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700yarrJ8r19 in cold Taffeta all theSOeforidoO yards Colored Crepe de Chene all+ 4geYdrd

500 yards 30 in Genuine Rubiate SilkSSeAj

God yards of 27 in extra quality pure dye

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cllnmu Duvall voted naIA motion was then

0c111ubllcmoot intelligently Tho matter wasfavorably acted on

Stursa Ilibllc Works JlollltiICouncilman Uarnett scored the

board of public works for its dilatoryattitude towards building a newbridge over Island Creek lie statedho thought the matter had died In

the board of works and that fromappearance It had been strangledthat Jt did not die a natural deathThere was a great deal of discussionresulting but no action other thana gentle prodding of tho board ofpublic works was taken

A report from 1Klcctrlcal andBuilding Inspector McPherson rcciommcndlng tho condemnation of abuilding at 110 Broadway was revceived and filed

Tho bond of n H McGuire cityweigher wits accepted-

A remonstrance to a saloon at133 Mill street was received andfiled OB application for a license hasnot yet been presented

The finance committee was by mo¬

tlon Instructed to refuse to pay forprivate telephones In tho fire sta ¬

ionsSeveral deeds and transfers to

lots In Oak Grove ccnutery were rat¬

IncaA contract to Mart Coulson to re¬

pair three hydrants In Oak Grove<cemetery was ratified

On motion It was ordered thatcanvas ba bought for Oak Grove as-

a protection lo adjoining graves Indigging new craves

Gnus la ruined by dirt from new-ly

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I made graves without the canvasprotection The expense JallghtAmounting to not more than 20

Councilman Uuvall stated that theIllinois Central road was runningtrains Inside the city limits at fortymiles an hour and moved that thematter bo investigated He allegedthat the outgoing Cairo trains atC13 oclock have boa guilty sincetho schedule was inaugurated Xo

action was takenThe matter ot opening Kentucky

avenue from Eleventh to Twelfthstreet was referred This is for thebenefit of school children

Chief of Police Janice Collins wasordered to arrange at once to rid thecity of mongrel dogs

Councilman Kolb stated that thealleys and many city streets werefllliwl with tin cans and moved tha ttho street department be instructedto send out wagons or carts to col-

lect them Tho motion carriedTho matter of releasing tho bond

of Contractors Patterson and Portoouts for the Broadway street im ¬

provement made six years ago wasreferred to the city solicitor

A motion tor sidewalk and gutterImprovements on Fourth street fromNorton to Husbands str ats was revferred for err ordinance to to brought

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Millinery Department

DURING our special Silk Sale Friday morning we will also havein our Millinery Department on second floor thaLwifl in-

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you While are waiting to be waitedon for silksgoitcisecond floor and look these bargains should not needanysilks it will be worth your time to see what we ire dffering anyWay

200 Chiffon and Net Veils all colors worth from 15010 soc in this <sale25ceach atv = t t

tlOa Unttlmraed all colors and all shapes = Price-

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Hat Special lot trimmed hats this seasons best styles and shapcsHalf PriceNew lot Light Chiffon Milene Hats the latest things in midsummer I

hats received Sep this offering early and get the choice

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The city engineer was ordered torepair drainage In Tyler by buildIng a culvert

A motion Id have all concretepavements fix feet wide In futurestreet Improvements was lust1-

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J Bllllngtou of the Grahamvilla section come to the city yester ¬

daTand surrendered and was revon a 100 bond lie is Inv

dieted on two counts and In addltlonla being sued for slander by K

B Woodward a picture agent thetroiibfo originating over Bllllngton

iJng II from life home after avJiitby Woodward Bllllngtoineuapectcd Woodward of taking the moncyVlt A II alleged and caughthlm

by force Is said tto havesearched Woodward The indictmentscharge unlawful doUntlon and flour ¬

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In her dally Altercation with theIceman over the short n assure he dellvercd Mm Jonedonv morning ral ¬

tied him Jn half angry good natureI dont see what makes you so attn ¬

gy with your feel You know youeaat take any of it with you to thenext world

rite man paused with his hand ontho door knob Yes Mrs Jones hesaid but you must that

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700 Fancy Silks all colorsand black and

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