City Council Proceedings 1867 July 6 Knowlton additions and street work
The Sanunpay Evening reports the July 6 1867 council session with Mayor presiding. Aldermen Waddell Currier Snyder Krohn Bartlett Bergman present. Petitions include forming a steam fire engine company, sidewalk and street work on Spring and West streets, renaming Galena Road to Galena Avenue, and various engineer appointments. Bills and estimates approved. ordinances for treasurer pay and street grades discussed. adjournment ordered to July 12.
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Sanunpay
Ald
Waddell
Currier
Snyder
Krohn
Bartlett
Bergman
James B. Hance
Jno
H. C. Burchard
Henry Meek
W. W. Beach
Committee On Fire Department
Wolfinger
Spring St
Blackhawk St
Scott St
Knowlton
T. W. ‘Johnson
Galena Road
Galena Avenue
R. M. Buckman
Green St
A. Braisted
M. Barnum
Geo. Wolf
H. M. Barnum
H.M. Barnum
F. R. McLaughlin
P.M
Geo. Wutts
H. D., Rodearmer
Wernoke
Jno Kerch
Jno Martin
R Saxby
R Saxby, 15 days teaming, #3 per day, 45 00 Wm Chamberlin
Louis Colby
Rich Werneke
Rich Metzgar
Wi Balson
Julius Bagger
Henry Luttig
Pope
Jas Hinesley
Martin Serf
Wagner
M. Hornberger
E Dakin
T. ‘I. ‘Lord
A. A. Crary
West St
Emily R. Barnes
State St
Union St
Geo. Yoder
Council
N. C. Silsby
Geo. Wurts
Committee On Finance
Avery Cummings
Robey
J Bowers
Bartlett, Bros
McMillan, Newton & Co
White, Rowell & Co
Hiram Wilbey
Jno Goesmann
Henry Smith
Diemer
Schofield & Till
L. Burrell
Reifsnider
Noel—Waddell
L. A. Babcock
City Hospital
Krelin
Adams St
Bridge St
Carroll St
Exchange St
Galena St
Liberty St
Chicago St
van Buren St
Stephenson St
Horace Meigs
Carroll’ St
County Court
Stephenson County
Corporation
Leue
County Court of
C. Martin
I. R. McLaughlin
Asha & Hinkemeier
Bridge, St
Jacob Rodearmel
Stephenson Jr
Gray
Float St
Garden St
H. L. Bauer
Andrew Frank
Clay St
Webster St
I. C. Burchard
Beach
Coyneil
Bankrupt Laty Explains Discharge Rules
From Wednesday's Daily. The Bankrupt Law section 33 states that in proceedings begun after one year from operation no discharge shall be granted to a debtor whose assets pay less than fifty percent of claims unless a majority in number and value of proven creditors assent in writing filed with the discharge application.
Vigilante mob hangs Tibbetts after jail kidnapping
Monnis July 27 1867 a mob of about two hundred desperate men stormed the jail where Tibbetts held for the Page murder had been kept. They coerced the sheriff into releasing Tibbetts and hanged him from a tree after forcing him across a toll bridge. Tibbetts claimed his brother shot Page but said he was innocent. The crowd pursued Tibbetts’ brother as law and order collapse under fear and violence.
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Monnis
Burron Journal
Locus Criminis
Tibbitts
Toll Bridge
Prairie Chicken Hunting Prohibited Until August Fifteenth
From Thursday's Daily, the paper notes that prairie chickens are being hunted despite the law forbidding it until August fifteenth. A special state act declares trespass for hunting on another’s ground before that date, with penalties of five dollars and twenty five dollars for killing game, one half of the latter prize to the informer and the rest to the school fund.
Softball match set between Dixon Quiet Club and Lumax Sterling
The Sterling Gazette notes a season betting match between the Quiet Club of Dixon and the Lumax Club of Sterling. The players, preferring nonviolent exercise, will follow a rule where the first base runner is carried the rest of the distance. The game awaits weather mild enough for players to walk ten yards without perspiring.
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Sterling Gazette
Dixon
Lumax
Sterling
Thunderstorm damages Hoover home on Galena road
A lightning strike shattered a tree in front of Mr. Hoover's residence on the Galena road. Mrs. Hoover stood nearby and was stunned but not seriously injured. A Rockford handbill promotes a Brown's Hall celebration on the 18th in honor of the Forest City B. B. Club. Tickets are at the door. price unspecified. The note wishes the team well and urges beating Chicago excelsiors or the Empires to claim West champions.
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Mr. Hoover
Galena Road
Nockford
Rockford
Brown's Hall
Forest City B. B. Club
Excelsiors
Chicago
New Sxelor Rearm At Fry Farm In County
Yesterday a party visited Mr C J Fry’s farm south of town to view a new reaper by Johnson of Syracuse. The machine has a six foot bar and asks grain in any sized sheaf, cutting cleanly with little breakage. With two horses it outperforms others seen. Several farmers praised its performance. The agent is not yet named but expected to appear soon.
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C. J.fry
Town
Johnson
Syracuse
N. Y
Mgr. Fry’s
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