The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 2

TOE BACINE DAILY JOTJIINAI, WEl)NESDAT AFTETtNOON, JULY 5,1899. Mayor Higgins soothed him by saying that the council did not want anything like that to happen. Do You Know A Say! Coffee men S.Ma OUR STOCK 15 NEW! For one week only at the special sale of factory, corner of Villa and Fourteenth street, and that spoiled a new pair of hoe worth $3, ile demanded that the council pay for the shoe and that if it failed he' would 'commence suit for damages. Mr. Groenke, HJirough his attorney, Michael-Shiet, aJse eet forth that he was seriously injured by falling upon this same sidewalk and he asks for satisfaction and if it ia.

not forthcoming there will be a. suit for damages. Both communications were referred to the udici-ary committee and city attorney. Refased sv L.leee. The License committee to whom was referred a communication from property owners on North Main etreet, remonstrating airainst license being granted for a sa WE ARE NEW Consisting of Everything Known in the Hardware Line.

GASOLINE STOVES, LAWN MOWERS. CUTLERY, AND MANY OTHER THINQS O'DONOHUE'S Greater New York Coffee PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST EVERYTHING 50LD BY inHM nivnM vi iwvvi No Dodging BANNER BRANDS 6th Ave. Mocha 4 Java 35c. Mindoro Java Mocha 30c. Princess Java Blend 25c.

Every purchaser of 154 lbs. of either brand gets 1-2 LB. FREE. First come first served. REFRIGERATORS, RAKES, FORKS, TINWARE.

i TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. US GUARANTEED. rn 244-246 wvs9 Main St. line of bupplies with prices a hundred. To inveaticate vv.w i Are the most popular and satisfactory Cameras on the market Wo have them, also Premos, Pocos, Adlakea, together with a full line of FILM cameras for tourists.

Cameras 75 cents and upwards. Use of dark-room and instruc tions to all patrons. rinest guaranteed the lowest SAVE MOXKV by dealing here. Good tripods for card mounts for 4x5 at 05c i lO UCCOme a tUStOIUer. Hiram J.

Smith How Much Goal Did You DOMT LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN, AND BUY A 216 Sixth Street, Racine, Wis. i "r4 (Ml ffrt Vkv It iVMf A Lawn Mower As An can't be beat, when it one of oar and e-T roooiog mowiDfz machioea, tbat cuU your itrasi trtolj mod learea your lawn cimooUi and vclvotj if it bad been ehaved. Our new I awn Mowers Proof of publication of the gas ordi nance waa submitted and received and placed on file. Bonds of Peter Buengers, as tender of Fourth street bridge and Owen Roberts and John Ilolborn as special policemen, were referred to the bond committee. K.

C. Hanson asked the council for permission to Jay a private drain on Twelfth street, to connect with Racine street sewer. Referred to Street committee and the Sixth ward aldermen. Keaaenta ami property owners near the Wilmiiie bridge complained that filth was running into the river and endanger ing the health of citizens. If it was not attended to they would be compelled to legal action.

They also complained no water mains having been laid in Harriett 6treet. lieferred to the board of health. Judge Belden, by communication, not the council that John Stratesky had recently died and had bequeathed $100 the city for keeping his grave in re- Referred to the Cemetery commit T. i ropeny owners on Asylum avenue block 13 asked the council to cause said to lie graded, curbing put in and it lie paved with vitrified brick. Re ferred to Street committee and Aid.

of ward. ii iropciiy owners on junction avenue petitioned the council to cause the aewer that street to extended to the city limit a it would a big step toward improving that section of the city. Re- feriv.1 to -the Street committee and Aid. Sixth ward. I he committee to whom wu referred column idea tiott of Fot.cr Gcoige, of fellng to superintend the luiildillg of the l'itth iiiiil Sixth wiud m'hooN, reported iveoimiMiidc.l thut the lumrd o( jmh-tie work be Uthorlcl to hire a iiiniiIii teiuleiit nt cot of not more than day.

Aid, l.elinlnieh wanted to know if there wu not alituly a mipeiliitciideiit 1 .1 I 1 ii hum (iniiiaiu been put oil. but the amount lie was 1 paid was not known, but It wa thought he expected two per cent. Nunc the aldermen lielieved that the amount was too small, but the report was adopt just the same. tic committee to whom was referred llarbridge plat reported against it U'ing adopted at present on account of crianjes necessary in streets. The board of public works will take charge of repairing the lake shore protec tion.

The License committee reported favor ably upon 108 liquor licenses, 100 for sa loons and 8 for drug stores. The Finance committee and Aid. of the third ward, to whom was referred the matter of a cement sidewalk at West park, recommended that nothing be done present, as there was no funds. Action on the rejHirt was deferred. 1 he board ol public works reported plans and specifications and estimate of costs for the following work: Replanking Kinie avenue bridge, $775, and the elec tric railway company should pay $275; City Hall roof, gravel, $175.50, galvaniz- eil iron $300, ajid tin $40O; dock on north -ide of river $310; sewer on LaSalle street, lans had been adopted liefore und the cost was pradiiifj Washington avenue, $025; sewer on done street, $334.

All were referred to proper committees. Aid. Korzclius asked for further time to rejiort on the First ward artesian well and it was granted. A resolution was ofTered by Aid. Austin that the new Fifth ward school be named Jefferson school and that a stone slab be placed over the front entrance liearing the name.

A resolution was adopted that the city poor physician be paid monthly or cpuart-erly hereafter, at his option. On motion of Aid. Field the council adjourned to next Monday evening. SOMERS. Somers, July 4, 1S90.

On account of the disagreeable weath er on Monday evening, the school meet ing in district No. 7 was not very well attended and an adjournment was taken to Monday evening, July 10. Every one in the district should attend this meeting and show by their presence that they are interested in school matters. A clerk will be elected at this meeting to serve for three years. When a saloon is running wide open seven days in the week, we are of the opinion that the state law requiring sa loons to close up on Sunday is not being very well observed.

A town board has full power to act in such a case, arid in justice to the people they should see that the law is rigidly enforced. Babies Take Cuticura Resolvent BecauM it pure and wlwlesoma thai mot hen can glre freely to children of all agea, It cools and cleanses the- blood, and ot the greatest value in apeedlly carina dUfigaring, borahtg, acaly humors, mhea, and IrriUtiona, when taken in con Motion with hot hatha ot CxmcvaA 8ofv and genth) anointings with CCTJCcax, the Crea akin car and pjvreat oi anolUenta. NwWottiw4. ptti thh. cwa ay Saturday, July 8th Racine.

Wis. tinVillutlnn Inn. "i statk oi-; WIHCON8IN-county Court Countv. In 1'roltate, I. .1..

I nient of ciara k. MiirKh i. I iicim ttrin ntury IikvIhk Uu- by thirt Court lo He-iiry V. Murli 11 uir 111 111' I.INI Will 1T CIllM Marxli, ilict uoi il, lule of HulJ County uf lUiclne: Jl In Orili'rci, That nil clulmn ami ih- maiitlM of 11 ix-i-Homi uviiIumI iIim cuh i ni r'iiiv-ii, ixuiiuiK-il uiiil inljiiftiil by iii liirn (ni (illll, li In Kuriln oril. rl.

Tli it Mx nxmMi rroiu ami unr lliu liin urr, In- mi Hiiiiii' buri'by iillownl anl llmlii- iriiiior in iiivmM tiiilr cluimn uml Ili'Ulnnil. HKallll iIim imihi i ll Ih Ktinlo onl. ml, Tlim ihu Court will, hi 41 ri'tfiilur ti'int tlu rcf, to Ih In Tutpiluy, the 1 il.iy of January, A. lJi ullli i' of I ho Juilm- nf hhIiI Ctur Ml i ii hi iiiii'inc in hum I'liunly, i iilnlitu iilnl ioI.IuhI nil i IhIihh uinl ib innn.U till H'l'Hlltl limiltlHt till- HlLI t'lll li. Miirnli, ib'i noi il.

It In I'uitln i irih ri-l, Thut. within itnyn from ilu- ilnii In rcir, imti. of ib' tiiui' mill pl.u-v, wlu'ii iinl wtnri MiIh Court will rvri'lNi, ii ml tic. uml iuljut Hiu-h chilinH. Mini nf tin- tlnu limltiil to creditor to preheiit their ehiiniH.

Imi kIvi'Ii publHhltiir ti i (vny of tlil inli fur fnur nir'ilvi ii'K, once In oni-li wi i k. the Kjh Iih DaJIv Journal, a dally rewfaiK-r publltlieil In nald County of Haeine. Dated, this 2 day of Juno. a. I the Ccvirt.

K. It. llelilell. County JuJtfe. OFFICIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRACT-. OKS. OFFICE HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS- City of Racine. Notice Is hereby piven that proposals will Ih- received at the office of the City Ch rk. In the City Hall, up to Saturday.

July 1W, at a. for the furnlshiriK of mat- rials ami iw rform-iiiK all the labor for the following work: HulldiiilT sidewalks and curbiiiK a.s follows: Order No. ZiiO, Record owneil by Ida UuifN-e; order No. 2V.1, Ricord "15." ownpd by A. McKorfher.

Ha Id work to be completed on or Vx-fore the day of July. All In accordance with the plans and Ions of the work on file in the ollicc of said City Clerk. Rids to be made out on the following haids: A price for each job complete. Payment then for will made as fol lows: In special assessment certificates upon the respective parcels, ujnm tho completion and acceptance of said Work as provided by the City Chart, r. Each bidder Is required to accompany his bid or bids with a sum of money or his certified clu-ck.

ayable to the Cltv Treas urer, of not less than $2 for each job to tie forfeited to the city, if after the award of a contract to him. notice thereof of five days, he shall i.itl to enter Into a contract therefor with the City, and ilve bond with sultli font sureties to the Cltv in sum not less than the estimated cost of the work, for the faithful in-normance thereof. The loard reserves the rltiht to reject any and ull bids. P. TI.

Conolly. I-o F. Miller. Paul Osteriaard. Donrd of Public Works.

Dated. Rnclne. Julv 3. AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE TMK alley betwe-en blocks two (2l anil live of Morey and l'ackard's addition to the City of Racine, from Seventes-nth street, south to the rlxht of way of the-ChlcuKO. Milwaukee.1 He St.

Paul Railway company. The- Mavor and Common Council do or- da In: Se-cthn 1. WheTeaa. It pilars that the alley letwee-n lileje'ks two ar.d live eol of Morev and Packard's Aeldltton to the Cltv of Racine, from Seventeenth stre-e-t, south to the Riht of Way of the- Milwaukee St. Paul Rallw.iy compuny.

is or no public utility and the public Interest rcnulres the vacation of the same; Therefore. All said part of the alley heTctetorc eleorlbed Is hereby vacated as a public alley nnd hiirhway. Se-e'lion II. The- e-rmlssion ami author. Ity here in ajid he-re by Kranto.1 are Uem the express conditions that the aelelnini property owners shall and will forever inile-mnw and save and keep harmless ild City of Racine from all damage-.

payments, costs anil exi'Uses which may be- obtalneil or arise ajrainsl salo alley. Section 11 This orutnanee shull take; effect and in force and afttr its paa- saKe and iublication. Passed by the common council June 19. 1MK. Approveel June IS.

Attest: Michael HIckIus. Mayor. Henry J. SehrotT. City Clerk.

First puMlcation July Tt. PROPOSAL WANTED OALCIMIN INe. PAINTING. ET The Ilotird of Education will receive proiosals until Monday cvenlnr. July lti.

ut o'clock, for fumlshlnir ull materials nnel p'rformliiir work In calclmlninK. paiutlnR, certain rooms In the Public School l.uililltiRS or the city, according to siteelticutlonM on file in the suturin-teiMlent's office. The right reserytnl to reject nny or all lilels. Each bidder is required to apromniinv his bid with a sum of money or his crtl-tled check, payable to the city tre-asurer. of not less than 10 per cent of the amount of his Mil.

to he rorreited to th. cJty. If. after the award of the contract to him. and notice thereof of five duys, he shall fall to enter the contract the-r-fer with thej city ami give bond with sufficient suretle-a to the city, in a sum not U-ss that th e-etlniate-d coot of the work, for the faithful performance Iherevf.

letl, Kaclne. Julv S. J. M. ESTAIHUHK.

fleTk Of the Itewerd Vlrst pulilletlon Julv I'HOIVSAIJ WANTKl HKPAIRINO teOHOl. PtK9. The Hoard of Krtuoatlon will tcelve proposals until Meneluy evening. July lit. at o'clock for retealrins nel rertn- tshtlill two hunelreel pllplln' derwks.

liMvre or lews, aetHrllnjf to soecttWttons ttw In the rrtnenelrnt a urtli1. The rluht Is resvrvvAl to re je-e. any and ll Mla. lUcluo, Jwlv R. 1W KSTAHUtK.

Ckrk ot lh UoarO, for 19 loon in the block between St. Patrick and High etreet and especially at No. 1626 of that street, submitted a majority ana minority report. Aklermen Tate and link were in favor of granting the prayer of the petitioners and Aid. Johnson favored the granting of a license.

Aid. Link moved that the majority report be adopted and Aid. Johnson moved that the minority report be adopted. A general discussion prevailed as to whether the council could refuse a license. It was argued that the place in question has been a tough Hint and that thugs and bums frequented the saloon and then again that the man who had applied for the licence had never conducted the ealoon.

The proa and con were gone over for halt an hour and then a vote wu taken on the majority report and it was curried by 7 to tl, a follows: Aye Field, lAwton, Tate, r'iuuh, Krai, Austin, Link. Xoe Heichcft, Koreliu. ZirWa, Johu-on, Tieeleiiimiii, U'iiiiWli, Wuetalcl. The veto of Mayor llltftf'n ulnt tlu rnU.l tinmen Mng grunted seven tl.i,v wv. tuul that suMlUite If hired, wil Irrt'l iUl'l Kml tile'.

The n-nt of hi committee rwommiMidlng that the vacation be jjemted vu called up and Aid. Ticdettuiiin moved Unit It Im Aid. Khil tliovctl thilt all itnJ nav vote be Ukeit on the mlop rt Oik n.iM.rt. ix.t vMthtiiuntiu the eto. The repeat of the committee wu There was a lcnjrlhy discission a half the aldcrimn otid hot tinderntand jut how the matter st.sl.

but a vot wa. fliiiillv taken on. the adoption of the report, which meant if adopted that tin' firemen would get the vacation and if not that the mayor's veto would be sustained. The vote resulted 5 aye and 8 noes and so the veto was sustained and the fire laddies get no vacation. Library ('uniiilaicianen.

Mayor Higgins appointed the following library commissioners for a term of three years: Mrs. Herliert E. Miles, Miss Parah Morrison and Charles II. Washburn. The appointments were confirmed.

Dllla Allowed. The following bills were allowed and ordered paid: O. C. Davis H. W.

firigg Keichert Construction Co Standard Oil Co The (iuenther Co P. 11. Johnson Botsfoid A. P. Dickey Mfg.

Co 11. Raymond Sniollea Schoonlaben The Frederick Post Co C. Jorgenson Knight Peck V. Van Buenirers A Blish 8 5 4 DO 7 50 3 50 19 50 22 00 2 25 43 05 i. 40 4 20 12 0.S 8 01 21 00 14 C.

A. liassinger i Hoernel Hdw. Co. rt Michael Colhert 10 Wis. Tel.

Co 10 00 J. W. Johnson E. T. Billinns Baumann Wilton F.

llarbridge Strombcrg Carlsen Tel. Co: Wis. Tel. Co Parisian Steam Laundry Michael Cawiey Allen Sliewmon Botsfoiil Woostcr 3 1 00 3 00 40 139 00 3 30 2.50 1 50 75 (X) 1 20 25 Wis. Tel.

Co Audrew Dietrich 75 00 Journal lrinting Co. K. C. totTel Times ltib. Co llorlick's Lime Stone Co.

David Ijiwton Robinson Drug Co. C. A. 1 Kissinger Kaeine Water Co. Racine fJas Light Co.

Chas. Irinkwater John Miulscn C. Foster II. J. Dunklow John Matsen Sol Jones J.

Drinkwater C. Foster 4 50 14 40 42 70 23 35 21 31 ti t5 4 50 .8250 15 33 34 30 75 10 2ti 7 50 27 Oti 9 33 14 11 52 7 20 Racine Fire Engine Co. 20 rL Raymond 1 K0 Hoernell Hdw. Co. 1 13 Mitchell Lewis Co 2 00 C.

Jorgenson 1 37 The Guenther Co 13 30 Baumann et Wilton 12 00 H. T. Sorenson 5 05 H. W. Grigg 3 20 Commercial 4 Savings bank 139 40 Commercial 4 Savings bank 172 05 Commercial 4 Savings bank 120 80 Commercial Savings bank 59 70 Manufacturers National 70 N.

Johnson 9 25 Zahn Drv Goods Co 10 00 Zahn DrV Goods Co 10 00 Union National bank 4 00 Thronsoo-Hanson Co. 6 00 W. W. Williams 3 00 A. H.

Allen 16 00 Manufacturers National 41 45 Manufacturer National 47 55 U. Martin 6 00 St. Mary's Hospital 52 St. Mary Hospital I'nion National hank 46 80 4 00 Thronaoicllanwn Co. 00 3 00 W.

R. Kno Henley Uro. 1W1 24 St. Mary's liosnltal JaUeeelUwea, Rwalw, A number ot frwwne of the of th Wt neHin wri made. AW, AusU id thmi on rrpori mad him pear lJdnQ ot th Sixth ward, and take of ified to jwir.

tee. alley that First on of he mid nun hud to of ed the at TO 00 Monday, July 3rd to L. SCHNEIDER, oocooooooooooooooooooooop WANTS. Socooooooooooooooooooooooc HELP ANTlUD k'KMALE. VANTKl-4H'nnAToRH ON WPMAM ouwi-r iw'Wiiiu machlncH.

Hti'iuiy worn. Holioi-n Mu.ii. No, ll C'lUfliiut iir i. WANTKI- KKWKItrt AND JIAHTKtlH oil HklriM, 11U11 li urui'i'n tiiki'ii, Hi horn Man, H'i'i ClifHituit finti, JulyMtf A NTIil A I WKrt Tt TA IK IJ tmti'lllIlK hi'VSlllir on lllldi l'KKlrU. A no lllllld fit'MlUH HlVl'l) OUt.

HIlOI'U Mull. usl iH'NUiui cii'i'fi, jmy.it A I'l I -l 1 1 i'ST i NT 1 1 tT. I 1 1 inotwiirk (wo In fmnllv nud roinrori- ulI niii'i'oiiinlluuM, Api'ly al Mrx. 1 1 ry Mil i-r'n, Ilia Ma In nr, a i com i keeper, widow itri'tfrriil: rrferci r- (tulnd. Call ut ruom City Hull p.

in. jutyMB BOAUDEItB WANTHIU. WANTED BOARDERS TO OCCfPT ONK Oil two fura iKlit'd revui wit lvrU. Mil Cvlln(i v. jn jwf WANTEI YOl'NU AKHIKt) OtU'LE OR TWO r-iiwtM-K'ntl ui-n ruir la lrn- front mum.

Jniiuiro l.l Furk ive. junniu WANTED AGENTS VAXTKD-UrY OR OKNTLKMAX iiKt-nt, by reliable publishing housjtj. for Racine anil vicinity. ioo'l saJary cuur- anteed. Adilrcss K.

H. JournHl. WANTED AGKNTS FOR LACK CfK- talns an.l lact-s; ry liberal Territory lven. Catulotnie frve. Groat Kastern L.ace Xo uroauway.

r-w York City. julyotti AGENTS ARK MAKING $10 TO $20 daily selling Xwly's supurb photofrrnph, albums; the two latest are "KitfhtinK In the Philippines." which contain 100 thrilling- full-paKe, hulf-tone photoKTapha, just received from Ma.nila; ixi inches; the other Is entitled. "Our Now 1'osses. slons," bolnp the most complete collection of photographs: Wi incluttin; the Dewey Islands. Porto Klco and Cuba; complete outfit, or either album.

Including a full-cloth-bound copy, mallod for cents in coin or stamps; both albums mailel for i cents; order samples im-' mediately. avoldinK unnecessary corres pondence; money refunded if not satisfactory; the albums must In- seen to be appreciated. Apply at once, Tenny son rseeiy. i'uousntr. 50 Wabash 114 Fifth Chicago.

-New lorK city. Jul vatS ion itf.v. POK RENT KICiHT-HOOM SK with modern improvements. Inquire- at UU Wisconsin street. julyltti FOR RENT-llOlSK ON ASYI.PM ave.

For one or two families. En-ouire at GeorKe C. Peterson's, corner of cemetery. June30tC WANTED TO BEST A SIX OR SEVEN KOOM cottage, near central part of city, by a married couple. Aildres Journal offlc.

juneWtC FOR RENT TWO HOCULE FRONT ROOMS. furnifclieit on second floor over the Btore of M. L. Ositif, ai Vain t. juue27tf FOR RENT PASTURE FOR 200 HEAD of stock.

Good feed and water. Inquire Horilok's Lime und Stone Co. Mayl9t2mo. FOB BALE. FOR SALE A HORSE WILL SELL reasonable.

Call ut 1016 Howe street. July 3 tC FOR SALE THREE HORSES. FOUR sets of harness and two wutfons. from the premises of Racine Lumber on Fifteenth street and C. M.

St. P. railroad track. Must be sold. jnly3t3 FOJt SALE GOOD SECOND-HAND surreys, phaetons und buKxles, to make room for new ones at James It.

Anderson's Hvery stable, 437 College ave. julylti: FOR SALE DENS MORE TYPEWRIT er, havliiK lH-en used two months. Will sell for haJf price if Inquiry Is made at once. Call at Tt Park ave. june3t)t0 FOR SALE BED ROOM FURNITURE Call between 1 und 3 o'clock ut No.

1103 College avenue. NOTICES. NOTICE FRANK COFFEY PLUMBINgTgA8 and team fitting. Hose, Muse Ktl-, BlUvocka. and sprinklers.

TeL -jSTt. S33 Main nr. feUStf WANTED EVERY HOt'SE OWNER TO TRY our "No Fly" keep fliea from hones and rattle also keeps out bugs from your house. Trial cans 75c UallonJA Jennlnga Milwaukee, WIa. jnae8U A GOOD CHAMJE TO GET A HOME and stop paying rent.

I will build you a house on one oi my iota on Ruclne Tenth or Walnut streets In the Sixth ward, and sell it to you on monthly payments. mch30tf James Corse. EXPERT SH INGLE ALL PEOPLE who desire to have their shlnrlinr don call on F. Fisher. Prices lower than th lowest, aii worn Fisher.

735 Center st mch29tf First publication Julv 5. PROPOSALS WANTKI REPAIRS. The Uonrd of Education will receive proposals until Monday evening. July 10. Isw.

nt 8 o'clock, for furnishing ull m- terlals and i-rformni repairs ut the several school huileltnK ticcorellnu to soccincntlons on tile In tho suuertntend. ent's ofttee. The rlitht Is reervel to re- jtvi any or hu um, Kweh bidder Is required to urwimiviny his Wl or bids with sum of money or his certinefl cnec. renynnie to the cltv treasurer, of not than 10 cent of his Wl. to no rorrHteet to tn ctty.

ir ftr the ftwsret of the eontrtvet to him snd rnktUe thereof of five dy, tU to Into contrewt therefwr in h. iiim not less lhn the ivvat of the work, for the fwiihful ierfvrnn. thereof. CKrk of th Uor4. e.l si tt'lil Uin in on it hi lf hy til SILVER NOVELTIES Shirt Waist Sets, Watches, Rings.Hat Pins, Spoons, etc.

for wedding presents and gifts. NO CHAROE FOR ENQRAVINO ARTICLES WE SELL, J. W. SPENCE, Cor. College Ave Sixth St I e' 1 I are universally conceded to be the ideal mower by tbow who have uaed them.

IRE UUUi 3i a sixth st: 1 Insurance Real Estate Loans, Notary. Baker Block. I-Trst July FTATK I SXiNS IN CIRCUIT Court Rj lie County. In the matter of tne assurt ment for th be-n-fit eif the crelltors of Iuls Hanson. aHrt.J.

To the- f-rtnlitors of ald Iuls Kacsoa and to whero it may e-oncrn: Notiie is cinn that on the 2M eleiy Of Jeine. 1W. the saiil loeits llanfeon. of tin- City County of Rax-lne. States of Wis-ensin.

eiuly delivered and executed to the uneie rsig-ned as aaslirnee, an altr m. tit of all his real estate, poods. chatteN. credits and efr-tSL in trust for the lienef.t of the creditors of the said Iuls Hanson, and that the tin-ile-rslrneil duly accepted uch trust and ril-d bis bond as su-h assim-e. and has in all thlMra twiforme-d to the provisions of chapter of Uie lt vised Statutes of the Stale of Wisconsin and acts amaoda- ory or additional thereto.

Notice Is further iriveti that the post- office aeldress cf the undrirneel la Racine, Racine County. Wisconsin, arid that every of said Lou la Hanson is reejnlre-ti to file within thre-e IT.) months with the und-r-sljmed or with Otto E. Ahrens. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Racine County. vhofH lee-tatoflVe is Racine.

Racine Wise-eensln. on pain of beinf de-baro-d a tllvieleial. an affidavit setting forth his name ami powtoltice. resieleoce. ami the rueture of erontleratton and amount of his debt claimed by him ovt and aleove all offsets.

lated, July i. lc. W. H. CARPENTER.

Assltrnee as Afore-said. John T. Went worth. Attorney. IF YOU AffffOONQTO The Journal Rooms 5 and OKFIHAI.

N-TU-V NOTICE SEWEIt (CONTRACTORS. uKFK'K pritl.IC WORKS City e.f Rarine. Notice- Is he-red. slven that proposils will Ih- re-elve-d at the- office- of the City Clerk, in the City up to Saturday. July 1W, at l'J o'cleK-k a.

fer the furiilshinc of all materials and performing ull the labor for the follow inn public work: a public sewer in Fore st and I.ilierty stn-ets. upproxlrualltiK the fol-lowinir ou.intltlt iri line al fee 15-lnuh pipe. ll; lineal fe-e lS-lnch pl. lineal fe-t 24-inch pipe. IA fe-t 8-Inch C.

li. pllK-. Four manhole lino IjamPhole. Four catch basins. Said work to completevl on or before the 1st Uuy of Autnist.

IJ. All In ac-corance with the plans and specllleation of the work on file in the otMce of said City Clerk. i Kids to le made out on the following liasls: A price for each slie of sewer per lineal foot. A price for each manhole. A price for each lamphole.

A prle-e for each cate-h lasln. Payment therefor will be made as 'lnspeclal assessment at the rate of 60 cents ler lineal foot for ail frontase, the teulanov in cusn, as ivleleel by the City Charter. Eae-h bl.ldeT to aceomieany his bid or bids with a sum of money or Ms cvrtlncl check, payable to the City Trea'urerr. of not less thn li. to le forfeited to the tv.

If after the award of a contract to hm notke th-is-f of five duys, he shall tall to enter into a contract therefor wtih the Ctty. an.l tlve bond with sutiicb-nt sureties to the tty. In aum not le-aa than the estimated eoe-l of the wrk, (or the faithful performance theref. The teoarU renerv-a the rlsht to reject ana all Wda. 1 H.

Conmdly, Io. F. Mlll. r. Paul tterrfaarl.

lleeMl ef 1-MbllC Wejrk. DWL lUau, July DAVID G. JANES, (IV i..