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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-01
TAKE NOTICE.

The registered voters OF School
District No. is, in Salt Lake City
and County. Territory of Utah, are
hereby notified that school meet
ing will be held in said district, at
the school house, beginning at Z
O'Clock pm, on Monday, the 10th
day Of July, A. d. 1882, for the pur-
pose Of electing one trustee and at
tending to such other business as
may come before the meeting.
II. G. WHITNEY,
B.H. SCHETTLER,
VIM. B. BARTON,
Trustees.
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IL is TRULY WONDERFUE
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"A A. AAS9AS ~ S4NOAASS ~
To see what improvement now exist
as compared with railway travel
only few years ago, To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for bis route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN BIZ
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the O
e NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cans, ETC.
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel rail
through thriYi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted in this tr0in, o1a
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains o.
this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers SEEK
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy IN travelling, will find the
IN CFth- Western" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest or az
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling yOu
Tickets ola this Road all agents Sel
them. Examine your Tickets and 70
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish tho Best
Travelling Accommodations, you
will buy your Tickets by this Route,
wAND WILL TAKE NO
OTHER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-01

THOSE WHOSE VOCATION it is to
preach, lecture, declaim or sing, will
and do find HALE's HONEY OF
FOREGROUND AND TAR the speediest
restorative Of the voice in cases of
hoarseness. Also, that it cures
coughs and sore throat rapidly and
completely. Consequently it IS i'm
mensely popular with the above
class. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies TooTHAoHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
FROM Professor A. Jackson, Laval
University, Quebec: 81 have used
a good deal Of COLDEN's LIEBIG'S
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC INvIGORATOR, in my private
practice, and can recommend 1T as
extremely useful in cases Of debility
ana weak digestion, requiring
nourishment." ASk
for Colden's, take no other Of
Druggists generally.
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Nerve AID BRAIN DISEASES.

pR E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, specific Tor Hysteria, Dig
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mem
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by oYer-exerti0r, oVer-indu !.
gence, excuses or oVerwork of ths brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay ans death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
q box, or six boxes for i've dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarsn-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
pan led with five dollars, Ne will send the
pur chaser our written g1aEautee to return the
nnoney-if the treatment does not eject cure.
guarar tees issued only by 2. G. Ii, 1, Drug
Store. Salt Lake City
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SMALLPOX.

San FRANCISCO. S0.-A quarantine
officer, teddy, discovered twenty
two more cases of smallpox on the
steamer Belgic, and seventeen doubt
full cases. Chinese anu white cabin
passengers will be quarantined in
separate hulks, and the BeLgic, after
disinfection viii be locked.
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NOTICE

All persons are hereby notified
MOTTO purchase the brick house and
lot rightfully owned by me, the title
to which has been obtained fraudu-
lently by Charles F. Blandin.
r. w. BENTON.
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LOST.

On Tuesday, June 9th, on the
County road, between Brinten's and
Nelson 81 Co.'s store, or thereabouts,
Big Cottonwood, a black bill-boOk
(pocket-boOk) containing money and
a railroad ticket. Leave at this Office
and be rewarded.
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DISEASES OF DOGS, A PRACTICAL
~ guide for every dog owner on care Of
dogs and prevention and treatment Of their
diseases, 25c. Dog Training, 25c. Hunting,
Trapping, Fishing and Dressing Furs, 10.
Tsxidermist. so. Of booksellers or by mail.
JESSE HANEY & CO., 10 Spruce ST., NY
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CLERK WANTED.

A young man who is a good pen
man, correct in figures and who de-
slres a thorough training in book
keeping. Address CLERK" P. O..
Box 375, giving reference.
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DAINTER's JOURNAL, MONTHLY, 25C.
Il year. Headquarters for books for
books for painters. JESSE HANEY i CO.,
10 Sp rues st. NY,
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Trenton, n. j., 3O.-A salute was
fred here to-day upon the announce
ment that Guiteau had been hung.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
WANTED

Two girls, one for kitchen work
and one as nurse. apply imme-
diately to Mrs.L0uisCOhn, Twentieth
Ward, or inquire at Cohn Bros
dry goods store.
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LOST.

At Liberty Park, on Thursday, a
gold medal. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving at this Office. =
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CHANGE OF FIRM.
Notice TO the Public.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
L tOfore existing between J. O. Ora
ham and Il. L. A. Culmer, under the
firm na1e Of J. O. Graham 3 Co., Is
this day dissolved By mutual consent
Mr.. j. @, Graham is authorized to collect
all accounts due the firm and will settle
against them.
J. G. GRAHAM.
II. L. A. CULMER.
Salt Lake City, June 26!h, 1882.
On retiring from the above connection
I cordially recommend my successor and
the new firm 10 that liberal PATRONAGE
which the concern hss met with in the
past Sincerely,
Il. L. a. CULMER.
The undersigned, having formed a CO.
partnership IN the Book an Job Printing
business, uodsr the firm rane of j. c.
Graham q Go. respectfully toIieis con-
tinuaucs Of the pstr5nase enjoyed by the
old firm. Respectfully.
J. @. GRAHAM,
jyl Lks4UbL ,. MEAD.
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The strikes

New York, 29.-The strike IS in stat1G
quo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-01
The Music of the Evening by the Full
and Complete
CARELESS ORCHESTRA

The Home Dramatic Club Perform
ances are now the only ones in which
the Entire Careless Orchestra Appears.
Boa Office Open Saturday, July LIST.
Doors Open at 7.30; Overture at 8; Per-
fermsnce at 8,15.
THE MATINEE-Doors Open at l 80;
Performance commences at 2 o'clock.
NOTICE.-The grounds about the
Theatre will be sprinkled and the house
cooled during the day, 20 that the comfort
of the audience will be ensured.
n, q. WHITNEY, MANAGER.
jy1
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FOR SALE.

YOUNG PIGS. Price 6 Gives.
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J. Q. GKAHAMs
81. L. A. CULMER.
Salt Lake City, June 26th, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
FOREIGN NOTES.


The cholera is increasing In Mecca.
dispatch from St. Petersburg. says: The River
Neva is full Of ice and navigation is closed"
dispatch from Athens says that NJ. VaaOritis, Min
teralst has been reelected president OF the Chamber
OF Deputies.
According TO Paris dispatch, the Bul
htin des Hdllcs states that the beetroot crop
will be about equal to that of 1881 The yield of sugar
is estimated at from $50, 900 to 100000 tons.
dispatch from Copenhagen, says "A most violent
storm prevailed throughout the country last night and
this morning. Much damage has been done on land
and everal smpwrecks have been reported"
dispatch from Cork says: Mr. Parne in letter to
the Lord Mayor, replying to the latters invitation to
him to open bridge here. says he regrets that he
Will be unable to attend the CEREMONY as his physicians
will not allow him TO travel He has also, for this
reason postponed addressing his constituents
A Tunis dispatch says: :" The new Bey's cabinet will
be under the presidency OF Sllazsis Bey NJ. Cambon
viii Minister of Foreign Affairs; General Forgemol
Minister of War; and General Logerot, Minister OF Ma
rine. 1t is believed that General Lambert VIII nave
charge Of the Department OF the Interior"
PANAMA, Nov 5.-The Ddr'i0 OWcidt OF Lima, says.
the by todays steamer states that the peace nego-
tlatOns with Don Garcia CalderOn finally broken
of, and that he has been sent into confinement at
Angel
CITY OF MExIco, Nov. 6.-The Government received
report this morning that the Governor and Secretary
of state OF Tabasco murdered but particu
lars are given.
MONTREAL, Nov. Ca mandate from M0nseigneur
Fabre prevents priests administering the sacrament 10
those reading the Courier deS Etats UnS newspaper
which has large circulation in this city and Province
The for placing the paper under ban IS that IL
publishes French stories of immoral tendencies
PANAMA Nov Cit is announced from ValpairsO that
the Cbiian Government has ordered the same contbu
ton places the twenthfourth degree of
south latitude and the towns OF africa and Tacua has
been levied In Chill.
LIMA Nov Ga shock Of earthquake was felt here at
8 O'Clock this mOrniugng.
GAsPE Que. Nov. 6It reported that the steamship
AragOn. from AvonmOuth, October ii, for Montreal,
went aground off Fox Bay Ancosti Island, about one
mile from the snore, the night Of the 81 inst The
crew had little hope of getting off at last accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
500 600 LOSS AT PORTLAND. NE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 6.-Fire broke out this
morning in Commerciast, in the office OF Isaac Emery
II destroyed that building which was occui lied by him
and by f.. Churchill Il Co.. importers, for otfces the
second story occupied by G. W. Belknap q Co..
dealers in tallow, ground bone, etc. and by l. f. DAVIS
agricultural Implements on the ground ho0r Ihe hre
extended and destroyed one building eastward on
Central Wharf, occupied by j. F. Randall u Co., Hour
and groceries, On the west 1t communicated To the
stores OF A. T. Stevens & Co, iron merchan:s ana OF
Curtis Davis, fish dealers destroying those buildings
In the rear extended down Widgerys Wharf, burning
the extensive cooperage OF Walter Kimball AT noon
the fire was entr ly under control Ridgeways Whari
was badly burned, but the tide was nigh, the ping
was not much injured.
The losses Isaac Emery office furniture Sl,2oo
insurance 5000 hs valuable stock stored on the wharve
WAS saved; j. +. Randall & Co., loss about $loooo
considerable OF their stock was saved, insurance
III 600; Charles w. Belknap Co, loss @aooV 10
10 600, insurance $4,000; A. E. stevens ~ 90, loss
dos 600 insurance $34, 900; Nutler, kilnpau 70,
coopers loss 0000, insurance SsOO0 Surls Da'ls
nsb loss Sl2 000 Insurance. VI 600 H. ~ jose loss on
building $1,000, insurance S35,OOOi Joseph DroWn'
ioss on building SO 900. insurance $2OOO; Lombard
Lines Co.. coOperage loss 81 300 insurance SlOoOi
Hing a Dexter, nails stored loss Sl5O Insured; r. "
willard fish, loss 81 800 insured Inc loss cannot Iall
much short Of $4,000 with an available Insurance OF
g,-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
RAILROAD INTER RESTS.
THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD.
,GE BCRKE's STATEMENTS TO A REPORTER At


JUDGE BURKEs STATEMENTS TO A REPORTER AT
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 6.-Judge Stevenson
Burke and General j. H. Devereux have returned from
York. where they made the second payment on the
Nickel Plate stock purchased 900 shares IN add
ton to the large block already taken Judge Burke said
to an Associated Press reporter that temporary arrange
ments for terminal facilities at Chca1o and Buffalo
would be made to-day, and that he and General Dew
would go the Board Of Directors within few
days as vacancies are TO be made for them. He said
that last week the general officers Of the road rendered
their designations but requested to remain Tor the
present He thinks that few if any changes will be
made in the officers and emp oyes
Being asked If Mr. Vanderbilt behind or interested
the purchasing syndicate, he replied that he disked
to appear mysterious about the matter but business
nOw as other important changes about TO be made.
You may saw" he remarked, that tne Nickel Pate
will be operated in close harmony wlth the Co. c., g.
road and the Hooking Valley"
lis the syndicate the same as the Hooking Valley syn
dicate g. asked the reporter.
Judge Burke replied that the list IA not fully made up
yet, but inference may be drawn that OF the
persons In boh he took 80 per cent of the
Hooking Valley interest himself. He expects the Nickel
Plate in pool and its share OF the business
the policy being toIDaDtan cut rates The Eastern
relations Will be with Lehlgn Valley and Della
ware, LackawaDna and Western, but Judge Burke eX
poets also TO cooperate with the Erie New Central
aud West shore and Buffalo He illustrated tue attitude
OF the Nickel Plate toward the Lake Shore by
would be like two going into any business side by
slde, each seeking to make what he in busnesske
the Nicse Plate would be operated independently Of
| Lake Shore interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
CONSOLIDATING TELEPHONE INTERESTS.
HEAVY PURCHASES BY THE LOWELL. MASS. SYN
n1cArr IN NEW.YoRK AND NEM-LERsEY.

HEAVY PURCHASES BY THE LOWELL. MASS, SYN
DICATE IN NEw-YoRK AND NEw-JERsEY.
BOsTON. Nov. 6.-The announcement is made
that the Lowell Telephone syandcate, which controls
IL 600 telephones I'm Maine New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts Except the City Of Boston and southern
Massachusetts, and three counties in NewYork STATE,
including Saratoga, has purchased the Long Island
Telephone Company capital 81 .200O00 and Including
the City OF Brooklyn. and the New-Jersey Telephone
Company capital 81 100000. The latter includes VII
tually the entire State, excepting the cities OF Newark
and Camden The right IS given To purchase Newark
January l. 1884 at the actual cost of the plant Mt that
date.
The syndicate which acquires this property Ia com
posed of W. A. Ingham, c. j. Glidden and l. ~ Downs,
representng the Lowell interests who take $250OOO OF
the stock; c. f. Cutter and j. c. Clark, OF South Fra
minglam formerly president and manager OF the Ola
Bay State Company; H. W. Hyde and c. a. Nichols OF
Sprinrfleld representing the western Massachuse Is
tt.pIone interess; w. w. CrapO, OF NewBedford rep
resentng the SOutncrn MASSACHUSETTS, Telephone IOH
many; Ex-Governor Jewell. general manager II. I:
frost aud Morris f. Tyler representing the Conncctcu
companies; Piper sawyer " Co.. OF NeWpur! Por Vu Siu
former owners OF the suburban Company l. y. an
and O. i. Madden, OF the American bel Company vi
Boston, .
is proposed to take possession ut ana to organ
izr the NO companies one, under JOINT chplia oI
$24000O0 The programme, as now lllu OUT Is 10 IAN,
j. G. Clark treasurer and general manager Wth y: W
clifford and II. L. Frost members of the Executive
Board The property is purchased that there remains
IN HE treasury Of the company funds TO the amount
of 100000 for construction purposes Eurtner 'nal
this the Metropolitan Company OF New 1ofK Ciy hnu
the American Bell Company viii waive ther Hsht 10
dividend 100000 OF stock, winch Tor perpel eluu CON %
tract they are emitted hold The contract gives the
new owners exclusive ngn for the use or te telephone,
the cU aud he Gold patents, for the entlre
territory described. In this territory on neptehoer
there we're 10 exchanges 2GO subscribers ana 100 terri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
AN INTERESTING LIBEL SUIT.

A DETROIT NEWSPAPER WINS AN IMPORTANT CASE.
DETROIr, Nov. 6.-An interesting libel suit
terminated in the Superior Court to-day: Two years
aro Hugh s. Peoples charged by The Post and
Tribune with having guilty knowledge Of the murder OF
a girl with whom letters and other evidence showed
that he had been very intimate The charge was made
I'm long article giving the details Of the evidence then
being accumulated by the police authorities who were
ndeavorng to ascertain who was guilty ofthe murder OF
the girl whose body tied up In sack found float
ing in the Detroit River March, 1870 The defence in
justification claimed that the article privileged
one being written In the public interest for the purpose
of ferreng the authors or the murder Peoples was
arrested tried and acquitted, the charge not being
proved beyond reasonable doubt. He then brought SUIT
fol- libel, claiming $4,000. .
The Jury this morning after half an hours absence
returned verdict in favor of the defendant holding
that the article complained OF was privileged one anu
that the Of testimony submitted by the
defence sustained charge that Peoples had guilty
knowledge of the taking off OF the unfortunate girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne WS.
AFFAIRS RELATING TO EGYPT.


LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Duke of Connaught ar
rived here to-day from Egypt. He was received
with the greatest enthusiasm by the immense
semblage of people who had gathered to greet him
on his return.
ALEXANDRIA Nov. 6.-Numerous complaints
having been made that the Egyptian authorities
have treated with great harshness the Swiss re-
cnnts who were brought here to serve in the new
army of the Khedve, IL has been decided to send
them beck to Switzerland. They will start to-
morrow.
CAIRO, Nov. 6-The health Of the troops is i'm
proving but there are still many cases OF fever and
liver complaint. 1he horses are suffering from the
effects of the climate The 10Th Hussars will go to
Helonan on Wednesday, for the sulphur baths there
which are said to be especially beneficial in the
various forms of disease prevailing IN hot climates
terlaned of employing English counsel to assist in
the prosecution of Arab Pacba and the other rebel
lenders has been abandoned for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
CRIMES AND DCASUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPI

THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE AND HURT.
NEWPORT. X. l.. Nov. &c. q. Comstock, OF New
York thrown from his carriage House.
this morning and badly injured.
SUICIDE AT ROCHESTER
ROCHESTER, \. Y, Nov. 6.-John Fostello. n
blacksmith twenty two years OF age suicide to-
night by hanging himself He Is supposed TO have been
temporarily insane.
CRIMINAL ACTS OF A DRUNKEN MAN
ROCHESTER,, y: y, Nov. G.-Georee Fatung n
German living in West Bloomfield this morning while
crazed by liquor shot his wife times without hitting
her supposn that he had murdered heI he fled alter hay
ing set fire to the house and barn. which were totally de-
strOyed.
AMATE AND A SAILOR DROWNED
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. Ga boat of the schooner
The and sailor drowned Captain ChTistiener
who in command Of the schooner badly injured but
thrown ashore the surf saved The other four
escaped injury.
ROBBERY BY MASKED MEN
NEW-HAVEN, Nov. GA little before midnight on
saturday four MASKED men persuaded Daniel f. Treat a
be United states detective They then Threatened him and
his hOusekeeper with revolver Iansacked the house.
tanned . 10, and departed.
MAYOR INDICTED FOR MURDER
DANVILLE. VA, Nov. 6-rhe Grand jury of the
Hustings Cour to-day indicted John Henry Johnston Mayor
Chief Police There hId been
the men as TO the disposal made OF certain fines aud at
Hatcher through the body with a pistol
INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. 0.-The larga cylinder of the
boy and two negro emp The compress was recently
repaired, having exploded once before.
KILLED BY A BLOW FROM WOMAN.
CHARLOTTE, \. c., Nov. 6.-.jam,s Queen was
struck ON the head on Sunday evening by Ann Barrett
OF bad character about three miles from shelby and
almost instantly killed The woman fed.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A WOMAN.
VICKsBURG, Miss, Nov. 0.-Mrs Mary Parsons.
wife OF manager OF the Willow Glen Plantation near
Delta Ia fell dead In The yard yesterday while IN ne oo
eide By taking stryehnine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
TRADING ON THE LOCAL TICKETS.

The amount OF trading by the various cam
ddates for local offices is believed to be greater this
year than before fhe work OF tue votes
will be greatly delayed In consequence John oBrien.
tho candidate for County Clerk has issued every con-
eeyabe kind of ticket and iti reasonable t. suppose
that large amount OF trading will be done by himself
and friends IL known that he has been promised sup
mort in certain heavy Democratic districts, aud piesun'
ably this will be at the expense OF the candidates on tne
Citizens ticket Patrick Keenan, the Tanmany caedi'
date for The same Office, mis- lieutenant, JOhn hee-
nan bas not peep backward In the same work Inera
are several districts The east side Oh the eis Aa
~ ,c the dstrct leaders have tor years oeen ~ ,no
habit OF trading 81" the Republican vote Tor ioeai o
cratic leaders WITH whom the bargaining "aS "''"'
might designate. r... a.. A. .,.r,si that Tim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
MR. CAMpRELL QuEsTIONED.

In renly To questions of the civil Service
Reform Association Allan Campbell has written the
snboined letter. ne scope OF the nrst question Is pam
from the answer; the second relates TO removals or
Marty reasons the third to promotion on merit alone he
fonrth 10 the compelling OF city officials TO do party WORK,
be ttn 10 tee po nisng OF offices for votes ETC., ana
the sixth to political assessments:
nave received your printed circular OF the 21h ut,
propouuding several questions IN REGARD 10 CERTAIN
methods for securing greater efficiency ia the CITY coy
ernment Twill reply TO them IN Tue oru'r "
you. -. ,o,,s -, ,or oninion he CON-
dueed without regard TO party politics anu Oh
urinclples am not very familiar Win the nellou "
comueIitiye examination IOr cieikshlps PIHousou
in me custom House and Post ONCE III THIS elty.
Private institutions like bank insurance conpanios,
railroad companies anu large mercantile nrns aPPos
clerks, a course, upon Their merits anu onaa ,S .,
a. tuay have deep interest III the success OI te pusi
ness they doubtless secure tue greatest Possipo
cv In teir empoyes 1t may be said, and prODaDy Win
tT n thai ueads Of departments. even OF high char
ter would not same personal anu PeOuuiaiy -
ter,sC In the SUCCESS OF their several bureaus s
private corporations ana otner & he Sn nSGSst
and that consequently so le rule such US you
ougnt To Win reference 10 municipal Ct
Ye1 II seems to me tnaC CITY officer would DC ithess
10 his trust IL III the appointment VI clei no no no
,Iid not make selections ON the ground ot plerit
efficiency and character The government u.ims sr ins
nuu.partlsa he could nave NO excuse ior oOn5
wise AM however, entirely uupfeluulceu III lhh MAJ.
FER and n ,tne mode suggest would secure Iie cat
est etlicl ncy, SHOULD certainly favor IL:
Sec0nd-fo this question answer certainiy no.,
Third-seniority with merit, snoud regulate promo
tOns.
Fourth-No. ,t,. ,i,o,.,
Sith-sucn methods are also i'm MORAL and corriptn8
IN lneIr tendency. When the Departuent VI uoo no
Works unucr my onarse, snoa, sayv U,a AMI nave
issu d "A similar order tue Finance DepaI Itieh.. n
Seuenh-If elected Mayor, for wnlcn olce na &c pI M a.
NV power to stop abuses. and to secure good o'efn
ment for tile city.