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   Washington Gazette (Newspaper) - August 17, 1900, Washington, Indiana                                VOL FIRST 1900 i i i 1 I CITY Doings of City r Their Ordinance Was fag Poorer to Be Taken Csi of the long and j The regular City Coun cil was held Monday night at the Coun Wilson and all the were except Cpun cilman who it gut of the r CLAIMS 1 Check No 30 James 4000 Charles lij C7 William Hawkins 1 lk John Ol Thomas Hillary salary Paul James Cannon i Alex salary Charles William James William William John cutting Albert Miles Evans it Hatfield printing Hatfield Jt Palmer Alex Robert assisting city engineer i ing Henry Washington ater a 25 37 28 oo 230 1 7 2o ft 50 17S20 Avenue and noi already been under contract the bfe edlio the bonds isir to meet thy fed the on Rules were of sen to i and voting bythe same I the given iil the k We the ed thi froin it in er Down iSi moved Motion K I funds ifl of was and IwaM ef i bij arrests diving month Report ordered pieced hi Ij 1 fire July paratus in abod a of i lija qh Light lumber petitioned to sewer between East and Third streets to give a tu his The petition was as chairman of the committee appointed to confer with the railroad about having watchmen placed the reported that railroad did nut see lit to place at the crossings but that Fritch issued all trains whistle at the crossings and that they run at a df The report was satisfactory Councilman Summers as the committee to look after the curbing on asked more time was Council also granted more time to Councilman Jones as chairman of the committee to Superin tendent Graham street car as is absent from the The committee pf Hoff mann and and City En gineer Faith appointed to confer with property owners to change the grade of George street reported of chang ing to one proposed by City The report was con curred Jn A resolution was read declaring the sidewalk on East Third street between Railroad and Elm streets dangerous and ordering Marshal Call to notify property owners to repair it at The reso lution was passed t a vote A resolution was read declaring the sidewalks crossing the B S and E A railroad to be dangerous and ordering the Marshal to notify panies to repair The resolution was unanimously An ordinance was read changing Jhe grade of George street between Meridian and streets and First streets be tween George and Pearl a grade proposed by City Engineer 7owney moved that the ordinance be referred to city commissioners to assess Motion was earned by a vote of eight to An ordinance wan read for the first time to have on Grand Bedford Oak streets feat West J and end Downey the dogs in as the this of Death otOno Of f the Bent Known Born and i Reared Prom died at Monday his m after ly He took sick y He orb fri ri the morning ap i was performed at from stand arid he died at one best gootee and held ib high b r who knew i tie was also e known in county where he torn and reared Johi vyis born five miles northeast of W therefore a little past sixty seven years the only son of and His father died he was but years was to that David to two children were born one James age his mother and he until hej be came of age w ith his uncle and and He theh came tii this c worked Lin tho store of the pj Campbell until when he William came Governo to with om who afterward be of IHe ro to Washington he married balanced by binding to i himself true friends with hooks of A loving father and an honored a zealous Christian has gone but world is better because John Major has j The funeral services will he held at Baptist church in this nt tomorrow and will ibe conducted Oak Grove the serviced i will be At can f of and lodges oS this Egg UcK Spider Predicts manifest for will be elected that favorable omens which are hardly Yet is one good omen which deserves h owned by Fourth has of Sou her silent v th dying in When three years and returned on 11 A short time af ti moved to the Warder farm until a be The hen laid which the letters Mck These letters are large and They are raised and are a 1 is in no exaggerated and can bij substantiated by pro duction of the the ominous It the old hen will only ke p this up or will go ice better and i put the or Teddy j on i UK be a very valuable With a in a web a wide and then the words McKinty and large OCTOBER 1 TO Fl i 1 Jl In J hah thirty or f t It and tarn For the Bis Fair AVh tll t He I v 5 ir I hed at There were buint and ueh mt re twas shown to the street fur 1 from Oe l to 6 were n pointed and eve thing wah tarted olf in the The to w ork report at City hall No 32 committee will once That committee meeting ito be held at the t j If the pras petts are liberal on and h moniv H to con duct thi the will bo le a other interest vill eome uj at that meeting ily Cuero feels higl encouraged and that ton can a fair outdo arty former oms K C Dai trt L H O Washing that v ill permanent permanent anil Bruu street to Motion to to the ibbs street of lowness Council until 11 i i rni t in Li i i i U a nd lu tie ri Ki i scho il 11 VI Uncoil n i ifo loTi Pre ite it H ill i Vice Vr ir JJ E jtn Vikman and Loui Alien j Speeches viere b C M Meats and J P Brown and the meeting waf interesting Second District Frank I effected next j meeting th League will be held at night following 1 1 n lam nt ore to I appointed ch central He want to He s at work and very VC To Vr add Afn John daughter I To Mr and Mrs of the East a sin JohnW Majors From The funeral services of the late John W Major of at the First Baptist this city this The church was filled with sorrowing memS ben ot the and Washington Odd Fellows and of at Pallbearers were furnished by the Loogootee Odd Fellows preached the He was assisted in the services by offered prayer and Elijah who nude a few re marks concerning Ma or and offered rendered AJ beautiful i The remains iwere id Oak Grove cemetery ducted tl moved to Loogootee so most of his life was spent inj Daviess One child was born to them hut it died in Several years ago he took children of his Pierce Clesky and cared for them us his Some years one of enlisted in Spanish l leaves a a Susie and and immediate fam ily also i v who is a mail on the Union Pacific with and a large i i Active and honored member of the and the of he the flatter Loogootee and tie Odd Fellows in this In politics he WH been most of his life a For itha last few years hfe j was being a for representative on that ticket in JHe j Baptist Jin About years ago he and his wife and organized the church at He hasbeen Jan earnest and faithful worker in most of distance of friend said the seven or eight miles a todav 4 white such asmay be seen an day at the of Johnj on Church street and a hen laying eggs there can be no longer doubt of th selection of our great and good cennes j I A League Club mem bers was organized at Tuesday night County I Kd Faith It was enthusiastic and was anxious to the officers were elected Vice and The next meeting will bf held at the Turk school house Saturday W Ai Wallace and Will Mahan will organize a at Cor Ed Faith and Frank Sefrit will organize one at Epsom long His preeminent excellence was huji home life there he wail and helper of His hand and home always open worthy were ever turned away empty j POLICE COURT from his A man of strong Ada Sturgeon today on a Charge of i is charged with stealing two calico wrappers Streetere this i morning she not as The wan srt for I bat that more counter one e stro F Brov y B H T N H Je son ind Hathi and iai 1 mm Toi L L A uO John S Prn lit es J Gi Head Jo Iu V L 3irowri ii Trm i L ir lit mid Or t V ntiT V 1I it Will Vau Ti H 1 7 im b I L Jl I Costelio H C H 1 Prank Jar u Kit r Ur H GirA G md fh t inei will te held it 0 l attendant qui t d m ill iu HTt l big street fail ruht i r Tl I Food C mi ion r i i f th f1 Lit l n f 1lii ill 1 I c ti it f tU ill in 1 wh fort I in to i et irig ur lumir i Vlum in i has bun again md La t United Senate Committee Ie uj the colliding the opinii of ennui nt i through thi who had no personal of the world and K getting on a footing We en had arf old fashioned i here a few and the b ind n dered many of the old familial ur I e of at ui h A Hot in Oid Town l nd minx other i stn it tin ir I mi1 i c 11 ij m thi I I Vrs Thomas Potts one of and highly re spected ladies died of consumption pf ha had been a sufferer for Wednesday she health a1 but about six oclock after hir she taken with a hemorrhage and ifl two minutes Slle was two jear of Potts waii born in ship within a miles of when died and all her fift has been in that neighborhood She 1 six our daughters and a score of other relatives and mourn hir death lit t an Tom d 1 ho are Mis n and as and P The film nil In ut in the Knd reco mended that ulum baking powders prohibited by law Illinois w ill not be tht hrst State to the ilum Missouri ha n law under of i TQ ici ttd the ilum ponders ure It looks ap thou to me C KOSS of losl lit 1 h III The ar from has detailed genera o the department and v as ordered on June 2b to I being the tanking officer after he the command of the post devolved on The forces here consist of Companies and H of the Kith a deta the Fifth and thi ren Burnl it Oik t I 11 di d i di O li f u 11111 Cr i it i llK 1 N 1 glt I Civil war and er 1 L s C i I i niu M I t n i n if ri K it tl d DI r eh ir Liiti a i of i Slu w it Il niu illi Ch i t e nti T Tin ti It thi Lit ti a litUr fiom hn that hi g od 1 ilth ir n no hi Mem Jil iij kiras H Hi t ih Mr Joi hul L n f ur re tin md l Pnr IP L r it ot I n i ilt 0 rth and It ed 1 i T tin na t I art ntin lut I In IDg this r Cl p ruts Ms 0 i letter written b t apt E Ross Smith of the 10th stationed at Lutena in the to his fath Capt S M Smith in this It dated July Major who has been command of this fpr some tite The j Daviess C0 Coal Co to the B O rl 1 L L n I jt 7b vY i ii Clark m F to Mart 11 L I i ford vd pt lots Ij i 7o V ah i stun right Clark i iNon aild I Alfred P Hawkins to Din id K Mcr ttd w end niq 27 2 7 t Oa Milton L to Abraham uv vd pt neq 7 Tht 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