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i ARIZONA KICKLET81
IpeVMe Llrelr liemta From, n Boar KiIU
j tor' Pen.
tOopjrrlght, ltm, by 0. D. Lewie.
The circulation of Tho Kicker hat,
iot Quito reached 100,000,000 yet, but
Is so close to It thnt we can feel this
v'fitdo of tbo continent gradually tipping
up.
t
A party which visited Bill Williams'
mountain last week In tho Interests of
science found undeniable evidences of
,a raco of people nt least 10,000 years
old. Wo regret that It Is too late to
Bhnko up a fow subscriptions among
them.
Mf uunng our temporary nusenco rroin
, .mo postofllco Wednesday afternoon an
it 'ill favored stranger who is supposed
& to bo a teamster entered the corridor
ana area six bullets Into tho clock and
. niED SIX BULLETS IXTO THI5 CLOCK.
got safely nwny. If ho will como soma
flay when we are at homo and start In
to repeat t tic performance, we will
fm0
J- -guarantee him the linest coflln to bo
had f ii town nnil a funeral procession
half a mile long.
Wo linvo been Invited to deliver an
address on Sbakcspearo before tho
Grnss Valley Literary club ono night
next week, but wo havo begged to de
cline with thanks. Wo know tho club
of old. It Is composed of seven men
acd a poker game, and when last wo
addressed It wo dropped (50 on three
Jacks.
In order to maintain our dignity as
mayor of this town wo had to throw
Colonel Chllvers down the city hall
talrs ono day last wock, nud wo un
derstand thnt lie Is likely to bo laid up
for some tlmo to come. Sorry for tbo
colonel, who In a good fellow at bottom,
but our dignity must and shall bo pro
served. Tbo editor of tho niuo Hill Times
charges iib with holding 11 different
offices and grabbing for others. Wo
tiold only live offices, and tho only oth
er we are reaching nut for Is the pres
idency of the United States. IMi-nso
correct and oblige.
That wu still hnvo tho esteem and
(confidence of the people was proved
last week when wo were elected chief
of the flro department, named ns orator
tot the next Fourth. of July und asked
to lead the church choir for tbo'coinlng
year. Integrity of character backed up
by two guns will always win.
Tho man who woko us up nt mid
night tho other night by heaving a cob
blestone through a front "window of
The Kicker office had got a good start
as wb throw up the sash and fired at
ldra, but we think we wlngod hliu by
tho way he limped around a corner. Wo
era always ready for little surprise par
ties and ulwnys do our bent to mnko
4bqm entertaining. M. Quad.
Kilt 11 In I'll Ml I.
Old Gentleman So you wish to mar
17 Rllzaboth. But you are In debt.
"Yes, sir."
"IIow did you get In debt?"
"I fell In lovo with your daughter."
ILife.
A rnlnt to Cnnahler.
"I llko a man who does not keep ono
eye On the time nil the while ho Ik
working," said thu employer.
"What If he la it watchmaker?" ven
tured tho employee. Haltlmoro Amer
ican. Til War "t Illlallirm.
Bookkeeper This figure Is so Indis
tinct thnt I don't know whether to
mako out this man's bill for $5 or ?8.
The Iloss-Mako It out for $8, then.
Boroervllle .Journal.
neoldatllj- Orlalnnl.
''Miss I'lurgo calU her new hat 'an
original creation.'"
"It Is. Tlient Is certainly nothing
elso In creation llko It" Philadelphia
Bulletin,
Hlieil lllm Cp.
Mr. DcdbioUo Miss Ootrox, will you
Rive me your hand?
Miss Gotrox Which hand the ono 1
carry iny purno ln7 Baltimore Ameri
can, The Vem at Witter.
M,r. Tompkins Well, Sally, I sup
peso you've given thu goldfish plenty
of fresh water.
"Sally Goodness, no. ma'am, 'causa
they 'aren't drunk all they've got yetl
Uli Mnthuil.
Tho bell In the private office rang
ttyrco times, and the man at tbo desk
hastily reached for a Uaunel bandage,
which ho put around' bis neck. Then
tAie arranged a sling In which to put ono
arm. mussed up his hair, drew down
the corners of his mouth, got out of his
chair and painfully limped toward tho
'door.
' "Mr, Smlthklns?" Inquired tho well
dressed man who opened It Just at that
moment.
(' Tho' man with the bandage gave a
Ryfm?.sesB JoX .t numyeeu.
'es; that's my name. What can I do
for you 7"
"You seem to bo suffering," suggest
ed the caller.
"Suffcrlngl" returned tho other. "Do
you think I'm doing this for fun? Do
you suppose I bandage my throat for
amusement, tie up my arm for sport
and limp because I thlnlr It's graceful?
And I've been In this wny for blx
mouths. But what can I do for you?"
"Pardon me," said tho caller, back
ing out "I'll call again some other
time."
"It's some trouble," soliloquized the
man with tho bandage ns he removed
the harness and returned to his desk,
"but experience has taught me thnt It
Is really the quickest way to discour
age a life Insurance ngent nnd keep
him discouraged. That fellow never
will como back." Chicago Post.
Aiiuendlcltln.
"Appendicitis," said Dr. Abbo In an
address before the Now York Academy
of Medicine, "has fow rivals In tho sur
gical field nnd takes rank today with
typhoid, pneumonia and rheumatism In
medical thought. Surely when tho nc
tlvo surgeon of today can number 100
operations for diseased appendices
yearly and there arc a dozen such men
In Now York nnd In other cities in tho
same proportion wo begin to grasp tho
Importance of tho subject and Its men
ace to the community.
"The public continues to ask tho phy
sician what was appendicitis formerly,
and ho answers, 'Probably It passed
under tho description of "Inflammation
of tho bowels" or "peritonitis." ' It Is
truo that less than a generation ago
numberless people In the course of
summer travel were stricken with ro
called lntlnmmatlon of the bowels or
peritonitis and died.
"Now wo hear of no ono so reported,
but it Is said, 'Ha had an attack of ap
pendicitis, was beyond the reach of a
surgeon nnd died,' or, 'So-and-so had an
attack of appendicitis, was operated
upon and recovered.' Hospital statis
tics show tho same changes of tabulat
ed diseases. It Is merely a hew name,
not a now disease."
Nolioilj" 1'nlil Iter 1'iiro.
A young woman got aboard a West
Broad street car and discovered, to her
humiliation, that her fare wns missing
when the conductor called. In a gruff
manner tho custodian of the car said
ho'd have to get tho faro at once or tho
woman would havo to walk. This dec
laration added to her embarrassment.
Tho car was crowded. On her right snt
a genial Irishman and on her left a
well known bookkeeper. Tho book
keeper und Irishman exchanged sever
al meaning glances. Tho conductor wns
about to pull tho bell rope. The book
keeper said he'd pay the faro as the
young woman looked perfectly honest.
Tho conductor repented that he'd put
the woman off. This aroused tho Irish
man, who said, "If you put the woman
off, your funeral'll ho tomorrow." See
ing a slight ncrvousnesB on tho part of
tho conductor, he continued:
"IIow many peoplu on this car want
to attend the funeral of this conduct
or?" Suvernl answered In tho ufflrma
tlvo. The conductor grcw'oxclted and
In tho altercation that followed walked
to tho platform without securing tho
woman a fare. Columbus Dispatch.
VI far Ulrn.
"Men do not biro street wigs," said. a
Now York wlgmaker. "Tho ninn who
wears a wg constantly owns It. But
thcro nro nevertheless many wigs hired
out. Actors, for example, hire wigs,
and wigs nro rcniod for mnsqueradcrs
and costume- parties, and sometimes
wigs nro rented for surprises. So thnt
nftnr all wigs are Included In the great
list of things thnt can bo hired, which
list would ho found, I fancy, to Include
pretty much everything thnt could be
named."
I
Oilier Wniiwn Prrnent.
Shoo Clerk Are you being waltod on,
ma'am?
Fair Customer No. 1 want a pair of
walking shoes.
Shoo Clork What price and sire,
ma'am?
Fair Customer (rather loudly)
Threes I
Shoo Clerk Throen?
Fair Customer (lu a low tone) Yes;
f.1; size, 0 D. Philadelphia Press.
Dnllnrn In Oilil fthnpro.
Under the law n silver dollar may bo
n grain and n half over weight or n
grain and n half under weight, nnd this
"limit of InlcriiftcA" applies to nil of our
silver rohiH, lu other words, they nro
not allowed to vary inoro than that
much from standard. In tho case of
gnldpleces, tho limit Is hnlf n grain
cither way up to the eagle, n variation
of as much us ono grain being permissi
ble In the $10 nnd ?20 pieces.
Whenever a fresh batch of dollars Is
turned out at the mint, samples aro
forwarded to tho treasury nt Washing
ton, where they are put through a very
riirlntiH process. Kadi dollar Is first
weighed on exquisitely delicate scales
to make sure that It Is heavy enough
and yet not too heavy. Then It Is pass
ed between two Bteel rollers again nnd
ngaln until It Is flattened out and
transformed Into n thin strip of silver
a sort of ribbon n foot and a half In
length. Then It Is put beneath a little
machine provided with several nmnll
punches, by which hundreds of tiny
disks aro punched out of tho metal
strip.
Now, tho object of this performance
Is to obtain Bamples of metal from nil
parts of tho dollar, inasmuch ns it Is
concolvablo thnt ono portion might bo
richer lu silver than another. Tho little
disks are shullled together, and u fow
of thorn, taken at random from tho lot,
aro subjected to an assay. Thus tho
fineness of tho material of tho dollar Is
ascertained with absolute accuracy
and, the weight having been already
determined, the value and correctness
of that coin aro perfectly known.
Tho sample pieces having beeu found
correct, It Is Inferred that tho entire
batch of dolfars Is all right Saturday
Evening Post
Nulurnl Water.
All natural waters contain a greater
or less amount of mineral matter In so
lutlon. Rain water has tho bmnllest
pcrcentagcof solid Impurities of any,
and therefore It Is taken ns thu stand
ard yarlety of soft water.
Tho terras soft and hard, however,
as applied to wafer aro scientifically
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains nil of tho
dlgcstants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to cat all
tho food you want. Tho most sensitive
stomachs can take It. By Hsiiso many
thousands of dyspoptlcs havo beon
cured after overythlng clSo failed. It
Is unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
Prepared only toy K. O. IjbWitt &Co., Chicago
Tlio$l.botl'3Contalns2K times tlioSOC. size
Dr. HENLEY'S A
.-Qr"
mm
A Most Effective Combination.
A Tonic nnrl Nervine of ncknowledpted su
premacy, A cure for Deliility, Dyspepsia and
Nervous Disorders. ReUcvcslaiiKunrandKen
craldchllltyihrlfihtcnsthnuKhtntidstrcngtliens Ihe Rteat organs of the body, improving their
functional activity : icstorM worn-out nerves :
aidsriigestion ipromoles assimilation; restores
thehtood In Its proper constitution nnd Is won-
derluuy elhcbeioiis as a General onic, appc-
titer and promoter of physical activity.
n is
neasam to tnc taste, aim, used regularly,
raies the system against the depressing influ
nces of Malaria. '
PRICE $1.00 PER DOTTLE.
If not to he had of oi(r Druggist, we wilt
upon receipt of money, send by Express
prepaid.
THE CARR0UT0N CHEMICAL CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
BALTI MORE. MO.
FOR HAI.K BY
E. STEINBACHER 3 CO.
Akron, O.
considered purely relative.
Water Is usually reckoned to bo
"soft" when It contains less than oi,o
live-thousandth part of Its weight of
mineral Ingredients and "hard" when It
contains moro than ono four-thousandth.
Soft water has tho property of easily
forming a 'lather with soap and Is
therefore suitable for washing pur
poses, while hard water will only form
a hither, nnd that Imperfectly, with
considerable dlfllcully. ,
A, mineral water has moro than ono
two-thousandth of ts weight of nnt
tiral dissolved solids, and a medicinal
water Is a variety of mlnernl water
containing a vnrylng percentage of dis
solved natural solid or gabeous drugs.
Ilnllrrcil Hltlo Dp.
One of the stories which I.cvl Ilutch
Ins. tho old time elocknmkcr of Con
cord. N. II.. delighted to tell related to
the -youth of Daniel Webster.
"One day," said the old man, "while
I wns taking breakfast nt tho tavern
kept by Daniel's father, Daniel nnd his
brother Kzeklcl, who were llttlu boys
with dirty fnecs and snarly 'hnlr, came
to tho table nnd naked mo for bread
nnd butter.
"1 compiled with their request, llttlo
thinking that they would become very
distinguished men. Daniel dropped
his pleco of bread on the sandy floor,
and the buttered side of course wns
down. lie looked at It a moment, then
picked It up nud showed It to me, say
ing: '! 'What n pltyl Plcaso glvo mo a
piece of bread buttered on both sides;
then If I let It fall ono of tho buttered
sides will be up.' "
Wliere Amerlt-nna Are Modent.
Tho American Is shy oj proclaiming
to the world his deepest sentiments and
superstitions, If hu hits nny. Ho pre
fers lo tnko himself cither as n Joko or
ns a matter of business. Hence when
he has a town to namo ho calls It
"Smlthvlllo" or "Now Bristol" or. as
actually happened In tho caso of ono
town, "O. K." Ho may bellovo In a lo
cal ghost, ho may lovo his wife, ho may
admire tho vlow from his windows and
pluo when torn from the woods and
mountains among which he passed his
boyhood, but ho does not want to put
those emotions Into tho postofheo di
rectory. Washington Times.
Why lie Dlilu't Go In Chnreh.
A Scottish minister who wns Indefat
igable In looking up his folk one day
called upon a parishioner. "Richard,"
ho said, "I liae tin seen yo nt tho kirk
for some tlmo and wad llko to know
the reason."
"Wool, sir," answered Itlchard. "I
hao three decided objections to goln
firstly, 1 dlunn believe In bcln wham
ye does n' the tolkln; secondly, 1 dlnna
bellovo In si' mucklo slngln, an, thirdly
mi In conclusion, 'twas thero 1 got my
wife." Albany Argus.
TliPrfllsmoroCntnrrh In this suction ot
the country than nil oilier illstmeej put o
Rotlier, imd until the lust fowyenri was sup.
Iomi to tin liHMirnlilo, for a grunt ninny
yenrminntnr iironoiinctHl it n local dlwnne,
nud prorcrllitxl local remedial, nml by con
Htnntly falling to cure with locnl treatment,
lirminunred It Incurable. Belonee hns
imneiu'iitnrrli to lie u ctmMltutlnnnl tils
iMisK.imd therefore requires cnnstttutlnnnl
Irentinnnt. Hnll's Oatnrrh dure, mnnufm
ii red by r J. Cheney A Oo., Toledo, Ohio, Is
l lie only cniiitltutlnnnl euro on the market.
It Is taken liiternnlly In doses from 10 drops
to n tvuipoonfnl, It nets directly on the
mood nnd mucous surfnecs ot the system.
.."."Yi"?''1" "" hundred (toilers for nny onso
II fll tocure. Bend for alrculnis nnd e
Mmonliils, Address
u ,h , . '" ' 01IBNBY CO., Toledo, O,
Hull's lumliy l'illi are the best.
egal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE,
Herbert F. Dlehl, whqsc last place
of residence known to plaintiff was In
tho city of Buffalo, lu tho state of
Now York, will tnkq notice that on tho
llth day of April, 1001, bin wife, Fiinnlo
M. Weill tiled hor petition In
tho court of Common picas
of Summit couuty, Slate of
Oho, belug caiibe No, 1021$, praying
MHA:-eM SKrBrp-ei
n divorce from said Herbert F. Dlohl
on the grounds of hdblttifll drunken
ncsx, adultery, gross" neglect of duty,
for alimony to bo charged on defend
ant's personal estate and for custody
and control of their minor child.
fcnld cause will bo for hearing on und
after bIx wocUr and ono day from the
first publication of this notice.
FANNIE M. DIKHL,
Plaintiff.
By I. H, Phelps, her attorney.
Juno 8-1B-22-20 July 013.
LEGAL NOTIOK.
June 1st, inOl.
Kidney Gluinninn, Whose place of
residence Is unknown will hereby take
notice thnt lie has been sued in the
court of Common Pieim of Summit
county, Ohio,' for divorce nnd alimony
by his wife, Tllllc Chapman, on tho
giound of gross neglect of duty, and
thnt said cause will be for hearing
six weeks and one day from the (Into
hereof or ns soon thereafter ns the
court shall permit.
Signed: . TILLIE CHAPMAN.
By Young & Wanamnker, her attor
neys. Juno 1-8-15-22-29 July .
AN ORDINANCE
To construct a main trunk sewer
In
sewer district No. 11.
Be it ordained by the council of tho
City of Akron, Ohio:
Sec. 1. That the construction of n
main trunk hewer In nnd through
sewer district No. 11 of the City of Ak
ron, Ohio, nnd described, ns follows,
to-wlt: Being In and along South
street, from Miami street to n point
MJ feet westerly from Splcer street,
bo proceeded with In accordance with
the resolution to construct tho same,
adopted Juno 10, 1001, and that said
sewer shall be constructed In accord
ance with the plans and protlle relat
ing to said improvement on file In the
office of tho City Civil Engineer, and
In accordance with the adopted plan
of sewerage of said city; thnt the City
Civil Engineer Is hereby Instructed
and required to prepare a plat timl tile
the same In his ofllce. showing the lots
bounding and abut ling upon Mild
ewer, nnd tho number of feet front
thereon; Mild pint shall be so pre
pared that nn examination or survey
will show what lot or parcel of land
bounds or nliuts upon wild sewer.
Sec. 2. That 'tho cost nnd expense of
the construct Ion of snld sower nnd
iippurlciiiiiiuefi as above contemplated,
shall be levied and assessed In the
following manner: A special as.esF.
mont shall be made upon nil the
lots and lands and parcels thereof
which bound or abut, ad lucent or con
tiguous to said sewer according to tho
beiiellts, lu an u mount Milllelenl to
cover the cost nnd expense of the.
construction of- a sewer of sufficient
c'npiielty to furnish sewerage nnd
drainage for such lots or lauds and
parcels thereof. 'Said assessment shall
lie payable In three (lb equal, annual
lnstnllnu'iits'. 'iilHl,,lionN shall be Is
sued In anticipation of Hie collection
of tho same, and Ihe excess of llin
cost and expense of the construction
of said sewer and appurtenances, over
mid above tho amount that may bo
assessed on the lots and lands and
parcels thereof bounding, abutting, ad
jacent or conl Igtiuiis thereto upon said
sewer according to the value upon the
tax duplicate of the taxable real and par
sonal property In said sower district
No. II, nnd bonds shall be 'Issued In
antlclpatlou of tho collection of thoj
mine lu the manner provided by law
Sec. II. This ordinance shall rako
effect and be In force from nnd after
Its passage and legal publication.
PiiHhcd, July lbt, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
President City Council..
CHAS. II. ISBELL.
City Clctk.
Approved by tho Board of City Com
missioners. W. A. DURAND,
July r.fl. fjlerk.
-- in i i . i n i i. !.
AN ORDINANCE
To construct a local sower in Miller
live., from Swcltzcr live., to n point
l.Vi feet easterly from 'Cclla ave.
Bo It ordained by the council of the
City of Akron, Ohio:
Sec. J, 'Flint tho construction of n
local sewer lu Miller nveniv, from
Swelt7.pr avenue to n point ISO feet
easterly from Cello, avenue, be pro
ceeded with tinder the resolution to
construct tho snine, adopted June 10,
1001. and In accordance with tho
plans and proflle relntlng to said im
provement on flic In thp olllce of the
City Civil Engineer.
SPc. 2. That tho cost and expense
of biifd sewer shall bu assessed upon
all the lots nnd lnnds and parcels
thorPof abutting, nnd such adjacent
and contiguous and other benefltPd
lots and lands and parcels thereof
between tho points aforesaid, In pro.
portion to I ho benefits which may re
sult to said property, and limited to
I ho special beuelltn conferred there
by; nnd, said assessment shall In no
cusp exceed $2.00 per foot front.
Said assessment shall be payable In
threo (3) equal, annual Installments,
and bonds shall be Issued In anticipa
tion of tho collection of tho same.
Sec. 3. Ths ordlnnnco shall take
effect and bo In force from and after
Its passage and legal publication.
mused, July 1st, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
President City Council.
CHAS. H. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Approved by the Board of City
Commissioners.
W. A. DURAND,
July 50. Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE.
To levy a special tax upon the lots
nnd lands benefited by tho construc
tion of a main trunk sewer lu sewer
district, No. .1.
Bo It ordained by tho council of the
City of Akron, O:
Sec. 1. That two-thirds of all the
members elected thereto concurring,
thnt tho assessment of tho cost nud
oxponso of conbtructlug a nuiln trunk
sewer lu sewer district No. 5, ns it
portwt to this council by Frc4 Kperceb
nor, James Rutherford and B. V. Dnvln,
thfco disinterested free-holders Of the
corporation, appointed May (!, 1001, for
that purpose, bo and the same Is hereby
confirmed, nud that there be, and Is
hereby levied and ass-ssed upon all
tho lots nud lands and parcels thereof
described In snld report and In the
construction ordinance passed Fcbru
nry 20, 1900, the soverul amouutH ajj
In said report set forth.
Sec. -. That the owneiR of the lots
and Inuds and parcels thereof bene
fited by the construction of said sewer,
upon which the said sums are assessed,
shall pay (ho amounts or tho said se
veral assessment's to the treasurer of
flm City of Akron, Ohio, In three i3i
equal, annual Installments, on or bo
fore the 20th day of August in the
years 1001, 1002 nnd MM, or be sub
ject to the Interest nnd penalty al
lowed by law; and, In case of default
of payment as herein provided, the
City Clerk of said city Is hereby direct
ed to certify any unpaid assessment
to the Auditor of Summit county, Ohio,
to be placed upan the tax duplicate
for collection.
Sec, 3. This ordinance shall toko
effect and bo In force from and after
its passage nnd legal publication.
Passed, July 1st, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
Pros. City Council.
CHAS..H. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Approved by tho Board of City Com
missioners. W. A. DURAND,
July ri-C. Clerk.
A RESOLUTION
Providing for tho construction ot side
walks on both sides of Kirkwood
street, from Market street to Buchtcl
avenue.
Bo It resolved by the council of the
City of Akron, Ohio:
Sqc. 1. Two-thirds of all tho mem
bers elected thereto concurring, thnt
n stone sidewalk six (6) feet In width
be constructed on both sides of Klrlt,
wood street, from Market street to
Buchtel avenue, in conformity to tlio
established grade of said street, nnd
In accordance with the genral ordl
nniicos .upon tho subject.
Sec. 2v That the Mayor be nnd here
by Is directed to cause notice of this
resolution to bo solved In the manner
provided by law.
Adopted July 1st, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
Piesklent City Council.
CHAS. H. ISBELL.
City Clerk.
Approved by the Board of City Com.
mlssloncrs.
W. A. DURAND.
July ri-i;:. clerk.
A RESOLUTION.
Dheeting'1 free-holders to report tho
estimated assessment of the cost and
expense of constructing tho locnl
part of a main trunk sewer In and
through sewer district number 11.
Be It resolved by the Council ot the
city of Akron, Ohio, two-thirds of nil
the members elected thereto concur-
ring, that H. (i. (irltlln. John Spell'
man and B. F. Clark, threo disinter-
cstcd free-holders of the corporation
appointed a hoard for that purpose,
be required to prepare nnd report to
this Council tho estimated assessment
of the cost of constructing the local
part of a main trunk sower In and
through sewer district number 11, lu
proportion to the beneiits which may
icsult from said construction as sot
forth In nn ordinance to construct,!
putted June 17. 11101; said nsscssiueut,
s lo bo n proportion to Ihe benefits
which may result to said lots nud lands Hon appointed a board for that pur
and pnrcels.thercof, and limited to tli9 pose, be required to prepare and re-
special benpllts conferred thereby to
each lot or ln'nd or parcel thereof as-iiesM-di
This resolution shall take effect nud
be In force from and after Its adoption
and legal publication.
Adopted July 1, IDOL
A. F. KOONS.
President City Council.
CHAS. II. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Approved by tho Board of City Com
missioners. W. A. DURANDt
July ii-13, Clerk.
A RESOLUTION
Directing fice-holdeis to report 'the
estimated nsses-nient of the cost and
ONpenso of eonstiuetlng n local sew
er in and along Payne avenue, from
Beck avenue to Byers iiveuue; thence
lu and along Byers o venue, from a
point 233 feet from Market street to
n point 50 feet ftom Crosby sticct.
Bo it resolved by the council of tho
City of Akron, Ohio, two-thirds of all
tlm members elected thereto concur
ring, that O. S. Wnlker, Ebenezcr Lew.
Is and Carl Schoenduve, three disin
terested tree-holders 6f tho corporation
nppolnted n board for that purpose, be
required to prepare and ippol to this
council nn estimated assessment of tho
cost nnd expense of constructing n
local sewer lu and along royno avenue,
from Heck nvcnito to Dyers avenue;
thenco In and along Byers nveuue, from
a point 233 feet from Market street to
a point 50 feet from Crosby street,
in proportion to the beuetlts which may
result from said construction as set
forth In an ordinance to construct,
passed June 17, 1001; said assessment
Ik to bo hi proportion to tbo benefits
which may result to said lots and lands
and parcels thereof, and limited to
the special benoilts conferred thereby
lo each lot or land or parcel thereof
assessed.
This lesolutlon shall take effect nnd
be In force from and after its adoption
and legal publication.
Adopted July 1, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
President City Council,
OHA8. H. ISBELL.
City Clerk.
Approved by tho Board of City Com
mtssloners.
W. A. DURAND.
July (113 Clerk.
A RESOLUTION
Directing f rep-holders to report tho
estimated iisbeHsinenl of the cost nud
expense of constructing a local sow
or In Cedar street, from Willow
rrcot, to Portngo street; thenco lu
nnd along Portage street, from Co-
dnr street to a point 100 feet from
Exchange street.
Be It resolved by the Council of thu
city of Akron, Olilo, two-thirds of all
the members elected thereto concur
ring, that Miles IlofT, T. n. Thomas
and L. II. Amer, three disinterested
free-holders of tho corporation ap
pointed a board for Hint purpose, bo
required to prepare nnd report to this
Council an estimated ossessment of
tho cost and expense of constructing
a, locnl sewer In Cedar street, from
Willow street to Portage street; thence
In nnd along Portage stroet, from
Ccdur street to n point 100 feet from
Exchange, street In proportion to the
beiietits which may result from snld
construction ns set forth In an ordl
nance to construct, pnsscd June 17,
1001; said assessment Is to be In pro
portion to the benefits which may re
sult to sjld lots nnd lands nnd pnrcelH
thereof, and limited to the special
beneiits conferred thereby to each lot
or land or parcel theieof assessed.
This resolution shrill take effect and
be Inforce from and after Its adoption
and legal publication.
Adopted July 1, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
President City Council,
-CHAS. n. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Approved by tho Board of City Com
mlssloncrs.
W. A. DURAND,
President City Council.
July 0-13. Clerk.
A RESOLUTION.
Directing free-holders to. report the
estimated assessment of the cost
and expense of constructing a local
sewer in Sumner street, from Wolf
Ledge Run to Voris street.
Be It icsolved by the council of the
City of Altrou, two-thirds of all the
members elected thereto concuirlng,
that J. A. Coon, B. L. Davis and W. A.
Spencer, thiee disinterested free-holders
of the corporation appointed a
board for that purpose, be required
to prepare and report to this council
an estimated nsscss-ment of the cost
nnd expense of constructing n local
sewei In Sumner btreet from Wolf
Lodge Run to Vorls street, In propor
tion to the benefits which may result
from said construction as set forth
lu nn ordinance lo construct, passed
June 10, 10ol; said assessment Is to
be lu proportion to tho benefits which
may icsult to said lots nnd lands ami
parcels thereof, nnd limited to tho
special benetlts conferred thereby to
each lot or land or parcel thereof as
sessed. This resolution shall take effect nnd
be in force from and after Its adoption
anil legal publication.
Adopted, July 1st. 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
President City Council.
CHAS. II. ISBELL.
City Clerk.
Approved by the Board of City Com.
mlssloncrs.
W. A. DURAND.
July ti-13. Clerk.
A RESOLUTION
Dlretlng fiee holders to report the cstl.
mated nssessniont of the cost and
expense of eonstiuetlng a local sewer
In and along Crouse street, from
Splcer street to n point 75 feet
easterly from Brown street.
Be It resolved by the council of tbo
City of Akron, Ohio, two-thirds of
all the members elected thereto con-
citrrlng, that Geo. II. Payne, V. A.
Clark and Lcroy Munson, three dlsln-
forested fi co-holder of tho corpora-
port to this council an estimated ns
sessnicnt of the cost and expense of
constructing :i local sewer In Crouso
street, from Splcer strpPt to a point
75 feet easterly from Brown street
In proportion to the benefits which may
result from said construction as set
forth In nn ordinance to construct,
passed June 17. 1001; said assessmenr
It to be in proportion to tho benefits
which may result to said lots and
lands nnd parcels thereof, nnd limited
to tho special bonetits conferred there,
by to en eh lot or hind or parcel there
of assessed.
This resolution shall take effect and
be In force from a tut utter Its adop
tion and legal publication.
Adopted. July 1st, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
President City Council.
OIIAS. H. ISBELL,
Cljty Clerk.
Approved by the Board of City Com.
nilssloners.
W. A. DURAND,
July 013. Clerk.
A RESOLUTION
To construct n locnl sewer In and
along Market street, from Kuder
avenue to tho west coporntlon line.
Be It resolved by the council of the
City of Akron. Ohio:
Sec. 1. That t,vo-thlrds of nil the
members elcfed theretd concurring,
that It is necessary and tho Intention
is hereby declared to construct n local
sewer In nud nlong Market street,
from Kuder avenue to the west cor
poration line, with all the necessary
catch bnstus, lump holes, man bote,
ventilators and appurtenances, all in
aceordane with the plans, protlle and
specifications, relating to (jald sewer" oil
lllo in the olllco.of tho City Civil En
gmeer. v ' l
Sec. 2. That the cost nud expenso of
said sower shall be assessed upon all
tbo lots and lauds ond parcels thereof
abutting, and such adjacent and con
tiguous or other benefited lots and
lands nnd parcels thereof between tho
points aforesaid, lu proportion to tha
benetlts which may result from sold
sewer to the several lots, nnd lands
and parcels thereof to be assessed.
Snld assessment shall be payable. In
three (3) equal, annual Installments,
nnd bouds shall be Issued In antici
pation of the collection of tho same.
Adopted July 1st, 1001.
A. F. KOONS,
Pros. City Council.
CHAS. II, ISBELL,
City Cleric.
Approved by tho Board of City
Commissioners.
W. A, DURANP.
July 0 13, Clerk.
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