The Evening Telegram from Lawrence, Kansas • 3

COUNCIL MEETING- The claim of the city water company 0KEAD OKEENH0USE3, The Telegram brougLt up a long and spirited diBcusion. On Iho claim of the city watur com No Paper To-morrow. To-monow being a national hollduy and the manager of the Associated press having wired us that thore will bo no day dispatches sent, Tiik Tklehham for tomorrow will not bo issued, pany tho vote was as follows: Ayes TUESDAY, JULY 8 1888. LOCAL BRIEFS. From bright'nlng fields of aollier fair disclosed, Child of the sun, retulgeut summer cobles, Iu pride of yuuth, and fait through nsture's depth.

The drum corps will incut iu the Y. M. Croora to night. "What's the matter with tho grades? Hemphill, Stone. Nays Clark, Dicker, Llndley, Murvin, Munk, Palmer, Read, Sawyer.

Claim not allowed, The fol ft They're all right in placeB." The maple worm is on deck with his lowing claims were allowed: J. M. Wood, supply I 1 00 Street improvements 411 83 H. M. Welch, rent 5 Oil J.

II. Gray, supplies 15 00 J. 11. Gray, supplies 'i 25 S. Ray, laborer 80 00 Chillies Aelnilng, supplies 3 45 Hale, laborer 13 00 A.

ShawiV Hon, supplies, 9 13 coat oil ready for a summer's work. The Free Methodists are attempting to raise money by subscription tor the repairing of the church. J. blrallim, hammer 1 10 Missouri Kausas Telephono Company 10 50 Kallroiul Time Table. ATCH1S0H, TOl'KKA SANTA FE UAILUOAD.

tlOING WKBT. fo. 1 Culifovnin mid Mxluo 1:20 No. 8 Local I'aaHenger .....11 12 a in No. Colorado Express 11:07 pm No.

6 Denver Express .12:48 Ho, OoaueCltT Express GOINU K4BT. No. 8 Local a in No. New York Express 1:47 Ui No.6 lantern Express 8.40 in No. 2 Atlantic Express in No.

10 Kansas City Express 7:57 am A. A. UoniNSON, Ueo. Manager. G.

X. Kicuolson, (inn. Ticket Ag't. K. II.

Tauoh, Agent. THE SOUTHERN KANSAS KAILRO A.D. FHOM LAWKKNOK. No. 51 Passenger 10:45 a No.

63FreiKbt 6:20 pui TOWAKD LAWKKNCK. No. 64 Freight ni No. 52 l'asseuKer 4:50 lu J.L.BAUNES, supt. B.

K. TABOlt, Ag't. tax i It is stated that three buckets of reeking red hot goro wore consumed during the session of the council last night. A new sidewalk is being built ou Hen Missouri Kansas Telephone Company 27 00 J. W.

Krum, horso 150 00 An Interesting Meeting Hlxpreasions of Opinions by Various Citizens Full Roport of Business Done. The council was called to order last night at 8:15 p. m. by Mayor Barker. Present-Clark, Dicker, Hemphill, Keith, Marvin, Munk, Palmer, Read, Stone, Sawyer, Llndley.

Tho niluiitcs of tli last regular meeting and adjourned meetings were read and approved. An opportunity being given for citizens present to talk, several citizens proceeded to address the council concerning tho grade oldlnauce. William T. Sinclair said; I employed Ed. Thompson to run the grade aud elevation and to inform me of the proposed cut at my property.

I felt no confidence iu the plat as presented to the council. Mr. Thompson reports a radical dif-ferency between the plat and his survey. We will not submit to the spoiling of our property. Ask the council to reconsider their action.

It has been hurried through, There has been engineering skill iu the council chamber if not in the plat. This will make an enormous expense aud lead to much troublesome litigation. Spnrr'. I am interested iu a building on Massachusetts street and I understand there is a grade adopted. This may not mean anything now, as Mr.

Marvin told mo to-day, or there would be war at once. Walker. On looking tho matter over Hose Company. 41400 O. Butler, supplies 7 05 ry street where thnt street is being widened in front of Mr.

Clay pool's residence. C. Bruce Sou, supplies 33 SO T. W. Hartley, 15 00 Missouri Kansas Telephone Co.

7 DO The Eldridgo House has a new register FLOWERS aMFLORAL DESIGNS which marks another era in the growing popularity of that hotel. The book is tho work of the Journal Job department. MRS. P. K.

UROOKS. Journal printing 5 40 G. M. Wilkinson, driver 5 84 J. S.

Crew supplies 58 85 W. F. Chall'aut, printing 75 Jesse Dillard, cleaning 10 00 BANKS. Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Wilson of Santa jeiteries, laoor. sou J. S.

Crew sundries. 6 80 C. C. Oliver; rent 6 70 Anna, Califorura, formerly well kuowu In this city, are happy over the arrival ef The National Bank. I.

Hamilton, work 60 I. H. Shiiumons, supplies 1 00 Journal priutini; IB 25 a ten pound baby boy. Gov. Robinson's many friends will be S.O.

Thaohib, W. M. Culberlson. coal 1 80 A. Hisun, Cashier, President glad to hoar that ho has recovered from N.

Hadlet, B. V. Hadliy, Vice President, Aaa't Cashier. Geo. Me.Oee, city cleaning 8 00 C.

W. Smith, coffins 23 40 City officers 208 67 C. J. Simmons, physician 20 83 O. H.

RiclmnlB, bridge watchman 45 00 Thos. 8. Fellows, repairing clock 2 55 and consulting Capt. Marvin I find I was Capital and Surplus $125,000 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, QOINd WEST. Pafcfilc Express 11:15 a Western Express 11:02 pm Wuniugo Accommodation GOING VAST.

Eastern Express 4:55 am Atlantlo Express 8:45 pm Wamego A jcommodatlon 8:07 a LBAVKNWOHTH UHANCH. AKltlVK. Express 11:00 a Time Freight and Passenger 6:26 dki-aut. Express 4:00 Tune Freight and Passenger 8:20 a J.T.SiUNKLIM, Agent. LAWRENCE, EMPORIA SOUTHWEST-BUS RAILWAY.

DEPARTS SOUTH LAWKMNCB. Passenger and Freight 4:50 ARRIVES SOUTH LAWUKNCK. Passenger and Freight 0:43 am E. C. Davis, Agent.

MAILS CLOSE. Going South Going Went 11:30 aui Going East 3:00 Evening Mail 10:30 pm Jesse uillard, janitor 4 ou C. W. Smith, chair 50 A. J.

Schultz, sundries 3 70 mistaken as is Mr. Sparr. The grade is made so as to correspond a'mosexactly UNITED BTATBS DEPOSITORY. Sell Dratts on all principal points in Europe. W.

Carter, supplies 14 14 with the pavement on Massachusetts C. Bruce aud Sou, lumber 89 07 street prado. Hon. Ed Russell said: "I for one oh A. D.

Weaver, dry goods 38 70 F. 1). Coslev. water 9 00 F. A.

Readers, driver 31 25 The Merchants National Bank Ject to that ordinance establishing the A. R. Mills, meals at calaboose. 13 16 PEESOHAL. Misses Julia Bern-diet and' LHllo Mo Millan have returned from Ottawa.

J. R. Wichman and W. E. Haztn, of Baldwin, were up yesterday, M.

C. Fisher, of Sumner, Illinois, visited the historic city. J. Gordon Gibb was on the streets last evening. Roy.

Jacko hs returned to the Indian Territory. His wile will soon go to Iowa to visit relatives there, Mr, and Mrs. Andy Ashley, of Wamego, are visiting relatives here. Col. A.

B. Bucknor, of Baldwin, was in town last evening. Mr. Buckner's addresses this year have attracted much attention, D. Phillips, of Leavenworth, was in town to-day.

Ed. Fairfield, formerly of this city, is in town to-day. Joe Riggs Isiu Topeka to-day. Miss Gusty Flintom has gone to Topeka for a short visit. Chancellor Lippiucott has set out on a trip through southern Kansas in the interests of the University.

He will attend several institutes in that part of the country. Nettie Lytell, of the telephono office, went to Leroy, Kansas. Win. Brass, a red-hot democrat from Kanwaka, was about the court house. The good people of Kanwaka are township are building a neat church.

Miss Georgia Crawford left to-day for Brooklyn, New York. Miss Alice DeLong, who I as been visiting her sister, Mrs. Osbun Shannon, left to-uay for Chicago. Mr. Geo.

Dick, tho gentlemanly telephone manager, went to Leroy, Kansas, this morning. C. W. Moore, of Belvolr, is in town today. F.

A. Derby, of Kanwaka, was in the historic city to-day. John Walton, of Vinland, came in today. Mrs. Dr.

May is visiting friends in Ar-mourdale. Mr. James Brown, of Sparta, 111., is visiting at Robert Pollock's. Robert Pollock went to Emporia this afternoon. Prof.

Bailey has returned from Oska-loosa where he delivered a lecture upon "Domestic Chemistry." Dr. M. W. Van Kuncle, of Echo, Is in town. Dr.

W. C. Barnes, of High Prairie is doing business in Lawrence to-day, E. F. Bodwell, one of Baldwin's leading citizens, is in town to-day.

Wm. Asher, trustee of Palmyra town ship was in town to-day. From Over the Elver. The north side will be vacant to Oak Hill care 113 75 grades as adopted, think nature has given us a reasonable drainage. We are too Borely taxed to indulge iu luxuries- H.

L. Marvin, engineering and supplies 461 00 Will Harper, killing dogs 10 00 Ami this plat is a prodigious luxury. As Sam Walker 4 00 Q. W. Gnnrrrra, Alix.

Moviioe, President. Vice Pi oeldent K. O. Jahisok, Cashier. CAPITAL.

$100,000. $10,000, DIRECTORS. Jflcoft House, Grovenor. Geo. Innea a tax-payer I earnestly protest.

I want the ground surveyed by somebody else. Dan Later, rock for crossings. 84 65 Hiram Johuson, killing dogs 3 50 By this plat we do not use any of the sawyer Lumber lumber bl Ml C. S. McFarland, surveying 2 25 natural help to drainage.

Why not use the natural system to drain West Law Dr. Wm. Kvttlt, ll. W. E.

Griffith, Alex. Monroe H. Newmark. OPENER FOH BUSINESS NOT. "Tlcketa." For rates, routes, time of trains leaving awrentso, or any information regarding Railroad Tickets call at The Union Ticket 001m.

708 Mass. 8t. J. P. Ross, A.

T. 8. F. and P. 8 75 O.

C. LeScur, surveyor 16. 00 A. J. Phillips, wire fence 23 00 Chas.

Loit, grading 10 00 Lawrence Gas Co 238 40 Police 235 03 Does general banking baeinees. rence. Ou the street on which I live there is a cut, which will be a very heavy expense. This is the case on other streets, I understand. There is no need Douglas County- the short illness with which he has been afilictcdinthe past few days.

The game of ball between the Massachusetts street nines which was to have been played this afternoon has been postponed until one week from to-day. The First Regiment baud goes to Topeka on the 0:84 local. The boys will cover themselves with glory and anything else they may got hold of, The Barker, Kanwaka, Riverside and surrounding neighborhoods will have an all day picnic at McC'reath's grove on the Fourth. Everybody invited. Warren street commences to resemble a canal, not that is tilled with water, but that it is deep enough, Tho Street Commissioner's force has boon working there for the past few days.

Several days since Councilman Read happily remarked a council that can't do anything worthy of in the light of subsequent events this teamB with a depth of subtle meaning. The criminal case of the state vs, Stevens is being tried before Justice Stevens to-day. The case is of a very disagreeable nature and isbciug protracted to considerable length. Negotiations are about completed for the appearance of the Tcmpleton Opera the week of Bismarck fair. This opera company has always been a favorite in Lawrence, opening the house at ita completion in 1882.

The Jellersonian drum corps is progressing. They have recently taken up a Capricio Valse from Mozart (pronounced Motsardt) and will give a selection from ops. 133 of Wagner (pronounced Vaughnur) at an early date. The greatest pest of this season, except the chigger, is the aunt. It comes in all J.

8. Crew, horse for Fire Dept. 150 00 for such hurried action. The council SPECIAL LOCALS- The mayor appointed the following should take a sober Becond thought and National Bank. -0 give us, the taxpayers, some voice iu committee to appraise the cost of widening Adams, Vermont and New Hamp this mattor.

I do not think we can afford Capital $100,000, the heavy expense which the adoption of shire streets: F. Gleason, Hugh Blair and Jack. Watts. A resolution tending this Bystera will make. So I do earnestly to the opening up of Illinois street be protest against said adoption.

tween Warren and Winthrop, also Henry My store will be closed all day July Fourth, L. O. McIntire. For cream, milk and homo made bread call on Mrs. Brown, comer of Connecticut and Henry, A number one surry, newly painted, and as good as new.

Enquire "F' this office. Go to Smcdley's bath house for a de- liirMfi.l otoBm Hath street from Mississippi to the alley west Holland Wheeler said: In answer to Mr. Walkor I want to say that these profiles show no engineering skill at all DIRECTORS: J. D. BOWERSOCK, Prea't.

I R. W. SPARR, W. F. BARTELDES, EDWi RI) RUSSELL, H.

L. MOORE, 8 r. HELD, ALBERT HENLEY, WILLIS BROWN, H. C. VAUGHAN, Vice Pres.

Caenlei H. E. BENSON, Aes't. Cashier. of Illinois was passed.

CONCERN INO BROBAKBR. these profiles are mere botches, that panorama on the wall is another botch, (much discussion here and various statements and counter statements.) More Particulars In the Brubaker Mys tery. The Brubaker disappearance as far as finding the missing man is concerned, is John Hutchins said: I think that the The Watkins National Bank Capital $150,000. ordinance as adopted will be very detri still a mystery J. A.

Brubaker, son of the wanderer, mental to the city. We have an excellent natural system of drainage here. In re gard to tho sewerage, I say this is a very important matter. Whatever is done writes to H. S.

Clark of this city as follows; Ottawa, June 80, 1888. H. S. Clark, Lawrence, Kas. Dkak Sib: Late this evcninir Mr should be done so that it may be peruia- nant, I think that the matter should be B.

WATKINS, PAUL R. BROOKS, President. Cash lei W. E. HAZEN, Aes't Cashier.

DIRECTORS, J. B. WATKINS, R. A. STEELE, CHAS.

LOTHOLZ, CHAS. A. HILL, D. M. BPBANKLE, W.

E. HAZEN, PAUL. S. BROOKS. Crains of this place, the miller, told me reconsidered.

that he saw a piece in a Kansas City paper about a Brubaker being found in colors, shapes and sizes. The whole race of aunts can be driven out of the Col. Miles Moore said; I have a little personal Interest in this matter. Ou the iNeiirasKa qmcK sana up to Disarms. He was crazy and had $1,000 in his pock house by the use of ant-exterminator, south side of my house the cut is from morrow.

Those who do not go- to Leavenworth or Topeka will go to Bismarck et. I am going to Kansas City to-night. sold only at Raymond "Blue to 6 feet. I havo on this side two gates, I will look this up at once and write you Mortar" drug store. one for pedestrians and the other for car with tho Sunday schools or join the train of wagons enroute for Lecompton where II can rjuu anything, lours, J.

A. Brubaker. Irish Friez, Blarney and Scotch Che-riots at McConnell' s. Gasoline stoves changed to Gas stove or one dollar a burner. Milk shake, the best summer drink, is found at Henry Martin's.

Now is the time to get a summer suit at reduced rates at McConnell's. Try a Gas stove and- convince your self of their economy and safety. Martin keeps milk shake, soda water, and all the latest summer drinks. Order your ice from Eidemiller 701 Massachusetts street. Telephone No-40.

Go to Weber's If you ant a nice fit ting fine suit made to order. Wanted Position by young married man of expecnce at office work of any kind or clerk in grocery. Address C. Journal office. Any one desiring desk room would do well to Inquire at the Western Union telegraph office.

Milk shake, Moxie and Mead, are found at Henry Martin's. Second-hand Gasoline stove for sale cheap at the Gas office, taken in exchange for Gas stove. July Fourth. Trains will leave the Union Pacific depot for Leavenworth at 8:20 a. m.

riageB. If the cut is made my property Councilman Read said last night when It is possible that Elder Wyccrt of tho U. Another report has Brubaker buying a will be nearly inaccessible from that side, My trees on that side also will be ruined, he handed in his report to the council, with forty-seven dollars, money received ticket to Los Angoles, California, This B. church may orate. To those who last rumor has an apparently good ounda This makes me oppose the adoption of prefer to turn to the early history of Kansas for information a visit to the this ordinance.

L. S. PIERCE, DEALER IN Loose and Baled Hay. ALL KINDS OF- XFeed, Wood and Coal- West aide of Vermont street, north ot Court Bouse. rdera promptly filled.

Telephone No. 127 for hay sold from the Park, that he wished his report to be placed on file, as it would be a record of the first money ever re tion. Two dunkards who knew Brubaker, described him to the night ticket agent at first capitol of the state would perhaps be as instructive as a Fourth of July could import. the Union Pacific depot, and the agent is ceived by the city on account of prate Hon for city parks from pauper cows. J.

H. Shiminons said: I think we have good natural drainage here. The cut about my property from three to four feet. I don't like this or think it necessary. I will not criticize tho engineering positive of having sold a ticket for Los Angeles to such a man.

Brubaker from all accounts had borrowed large sums Two drunken men were among the strong curiosities on the bridge night of money before his disappeaeance. before last about 9 p. m. One of them for I don't knpw anything about it. But Mrs.

J. Rollins, formerly of this city, died at Montrose, Colorado, after an illness of about two weeks. The deceased left two children, Charles Rollins and Mrs. R. M.

Bruce of this city, both of He got money at Ottawa, Baldwin and was able to walk alone, while the other this is much a matter of pure common was greatly in need of help. Upon being sense. Mayor Barker said: When this coun here. There seems to be some trouble at Baldwin concerning the notes given by Brubaker. It seems to be cenerally conceded by many of his friends that ho has become deranged and has gone to some whom were at her bedside.

She lived in this city with her son-in-law, R. M. asked where they obtained their bever age, they replied that it came indirectly from a beer club that has had a secret existence for over a year. Bruce, and was known and loved by a cil came in there was a crying demand for sewerage. We thought that instead of building a bit of sewer here and a bit there we wouldaettle on a system for ALFRED PALMER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Graliam, Corn Meal, Flour, Shorts BRAN, AND" ALL KINDS OF Chop Feed, Corn, Oats, Hay, COAL AND WOOD.

1016 1018 MasoacuusettsSt. An enthusiastic meeting was held at large circle of friends. Publio Installation. Bismarck Lodge, No. 174, A.

O. U. distant city. The Jeffersonians A good crowd assembled in the hall of the A. M.

E. church last Monday evening. So we judge from the cheers that the whole city, though we did not now contemplate putting in this system of sewers over the whole city. This we have the club last night. Frank Hauber, Jake left the room and was caught up for several blocks away.

The occasion was on the north side entertained the Lodge No. 7, of the same order. A number of ladies from Star Lodge, No. 8, Degree of Steinberg, Geo. Kimball, Lewis E.

Johnson and Henry Martin sent in applica fieturning, leaves ijcavunwurui at m. Fare for round trip $1.05. Round trip tickets on regular trains from 3d to 5th, Inclusive. Same rate. J.

T. Shanklin, Agent. We have, in addition to our regular stock of standard makes of watches, a large line of all grades of the popular "Howard" watches which we offer at specially low prices. Watches are cheap now. H.

J. Rubhmeb's Sou. done. We hired supposed skilled engineers, the report was made and the ordinance was adopted. tions for membership.

G. W. Durham, MONEY TO LOAN. RUSSELL METCALF CapL Marvin said; I came here to ex Chas. C.

Seervir, J. L. Morris, MaxWiI-helmi, L. A. Stebbins, Cyrus Crane and plain what I might be called on for.

G. C. Grismore were elected to membership. Geo. Davis and L.

A. Stebbins Gentlemen, you desire good and accurate Bnccenorato that of a lecture from a colored man who had journeyed the entire length and breadth of the world in search of knowledge. Early potatoes will hardly excell half a crop. Many of them were injured by the late frosts while others were damaged by dry weather. D.

Q. MORTALITY REPORT. Report of Mortality of Oak B1U and Maple Gi ove Cemeterie. work and that needs an experienced were duly ini tinted. EDWARD EPSSEL.

engineer. As to my reputation, of that you may enquire. I have cafe Delegates were to the State COTJRTKOUS TREATMENT, League Democratic clubs, a convention fully examined the whole city; have spent of which will be held in Leavenworth on three months in making this examination LOW BATES, EAST TERMS Monet when papar an slimed, title aa the Fourth. The following are the dele and plat and think I have done correct gate's: R. Donaldson, J.

V. Zerby, F. M. McHale, J. Swope.

J. E. Riggs. security being right. and careful work.

I took the council committee over all the city with me and oak siuwini, NO DELAYS! NO EXTRAS F. L. Woodruff, L. A. Stebbins, F.

L- explaiued k. them all my work. There Ioe I Ice I Ice Eidemiller are now delivering to all parts of the city. Telephone No. 40 North Lawrence.

A new meat market has been opened opposite Deckers grocery store; only first-class meat kept, everybody Invited by A. Thudium. Special Notice. We are now prepared to do all kinds of plumbing, gas and steam fitting on short, notice. We carry a full line ot the best drive well and force pumps.

Best hose, hose reels and sprinkler. Lawrence Plumbing and Healing 610 Massa Cause of Death. Same and Color Call on aa or write to u. Office Orel Zook1. Grocery.

Lawreaoa, IVttte Aixtts Colt Long tronbla Eddie Austin. KWlSTwttiln were but two considerations in my mind when making the survey, viz, to make a good grade, and to do as little harm by cutting, to adjacent property as possible. Si 1 Unnshot Jolia Maeer Honor, were present. A public installation of officers was held. Grand Master Workman Riggs made a very able speech, after which refreshments were served and the evening was pleasantly spent in the usual social diversions.

The following officers were duly Installed: P. M. F. Clark; M. F.

P. Burr; 8. Houston; Overseer, C. B. Allen; Receiver, E.

B. Dicker, Financier, I. F. Hughes; Recorder, $. Walton; Guide, J.

D. Ferguson; Inside Watchman, W. Watson; Outside Watchman, C. R. Carter; Medical Director, E.

D. F. Phillips. The Jefiersonlan Excursion, The Jeffersoman club have made all necessary arrangements for the excursion. Special cars will be set aside for ladies.

Baggage cars have been provided for lunch baskets and packages. Checks for same and tickets can be obtained at the Pacific express office which will be open until 9 o'clock to-nighL The train will leave the Santa Fe depot at 8 o'clock in the morning. Ticket will be sold at one dollar. Lunfh baskets will be checked without extra charge. Born.

To Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Wilson, at Santa Anna, California, June 22L a ten pound baby boy.

Webster, W. A. Willis, George Innes, 8. D. Bishop, Osbun Shannon, W.

H. bear, G. W. Harrington, J. J.

Quiggle, J. C. Watts, John Gardner, H. Albach, J. S.

Emery 'W. H. Beatty. The alternates are: Dr. A.

G. AbdelaL SOMETHING NEW Dora I-srte HourT PUTni Bm'tt Knlnal dim 75 S4 Old aa Bowels i ParalTsla Harr Brectenrldga.Col Here the speaker made various detailed Maria explanations. suplb eaova SMEDLEY'S Proceedine with the regular order of Kernea and Color. IS Caan of Death. chusetts street.

Steam Bath Rooms. business a petition from the ministerial association requesting leave to hold services Sunday evening in the park ItkeJ Ellis Coll aiWArrldrat tea I'oolfT Wj 9 Di'd from Injary COTsnmpwn "I W-il Brtstiu dtmtMi Howard 1 curopn W. Barteldes, Capt J. P. Crane, Geo.

Dinglestedt, John Donnelly, F. Deich-mann, J. A. Dailey, Geo. A.

Ftther, Dr. A. Gifford, B. J. Horton, Dr.

V. W. May, 8. 8. Learned, H.

C. C. Moody, CoL H. L. Moore, C.

A. Sutorius, C. T. K. Prentice, W.

H. Pendleton, H. 8. Tremper, Gov. Chas.

Robinson. The club desire to say to the public was granted. Other minor petitions 19 MASS. ST. Now otwi, rtTlne both Plata aad MM1rale 8.

McFAKLAND. tMTionowed by eitber spray or Spoage Bath were referred to-various committteea. Moved that the action of the council in passing ordinance establishing sewers and Wanted. 100 wide awake male and female agents to canvas for the best selling articles ever made. Address for particulars U.

8. Home, M. F. Q. Cos.

agent, P. O. box 893, Ottawa, Kas. For Bent. Desk room in Western Union telegraph office Vb.

BMBDLKT Iih chsrni of the LADIES DepartmeaL grade be reconsidered. Carried. Thus the 8ona of Veterans, Attention I You are ordered to be present at a called meeting of Sons of Veterans Toes-day, July 3d. at 7:30 p. m.

C. D. Aixtsos, CapL Ltss Hilliker. 1st Serg't um CESOHIC EISEASL ordinances are now beforethe council for that only about fifty tickets are left for the Leavenworth excursion and those whb intend to go had better order what is na be tared br tnp Mdlrtd Btb Uka la final action, and their consideration was postponed until the next regular meeti ng eoanecuoB wii tfiwut Tretunnt. RMS'-Plaim Bttfa for VQ0: Umi Btiu l.U) for MagwUt treaUnsa left at once..