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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-17

ill.,. ,sSltlc LlGHTs-Mr. L. N. Cox md
l,S' c VINO represent. the Eddison EIec trio
G, n N39'npany OF Washington, were in the
itg n LAY at the BTaddock House, pr epar-
koni i-a =, ana proposals which they will
ty sb W we City Council for lightir ig the
tebiscrau y, e['eG;trlcity. These propose is will
pIi ys 'le lighting of the streets 4, well
s5icb I'VE and public buildings, besides
is At - 1ey also have plan for fl srnishing
taplao 81 cap rate, for cooking, crashing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-17

Hry, n gs ,s was received here oaSlay that
! p 'ue outbuildings on the farm of Mr.
Roy d nb1 r s' near Middlebu 81, were de-
~ Oy hre last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-17

BALTIMORE, April 17.-t'otton steady; mid.
ding 97sa10. Flour active and firm, with an
upward tendency. Whcat-Southern higher; red
9:S.95 smber 95a97; Western higher and fairly
active: No . winter red spot 91aia917s: April
9la. asked May 92lsq92as June 9Sa93as Ju-
ly 9Oa.a91a,. Corn-Southern firm and fairly
active white 63a64 yellow 64a65la; Western
higher and dull mixed spot 63a63 y May 6l2ia
Penna 33a42; Western white Al lha43; do mixed
3Sa40 Rye firm at 1915. Provisions steady
and quiet Butter easier; Western packed 20a
% creamery 25a2S. Eggs lower at 12iha13.
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair LA
14b Wbiskey steady at 81 Dial D. Other
articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-17

,. ..,vaa.55i'IFD.-Wm. Hunter, colored, was
i h tired in the County Court of Fair
10 . ~ 'oe Charge ofstealing and slaughter.
9,s. 20" belonging to Mr.. A. w. Harrison.
bisa,.eo county, found guilty and sentenced
l., VI Tgaf' Imprisonment in the penitenti-
s.,.,. 1ne particulars of the affair have
ID. t rSa. been published. The carcass OF
Ii ~ 4" WIS found in this city. Chas. Har-
Is, ls au'ef companion, was tried at the
I'D ,s,u Oh the court on the same charge
T5s H,enred TO four years. imprisonment.
...rg.a Ulal OF Sam E-kridge, colored,
a,ip' ~ win setting fire to the hay and
Is, "eneral Mackal and Mr.. Stroma D.
langley was set for today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-17
Gentlemen's Spring Ties.

Our Ties too manufactured expressly for trade
just elegant line of the spring
shapes and shades.
We are always adding lines of goods and increasing those
already have To do the merchant keep awake
and up with the times knowing this, have gone in heavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-17
LOST AND FOUND.

OsT OR SLAID-CERTIFICATE No. III
IA ALEXANDRIA MARINE RAILWAY AND
SHIPBUILDING COMPANY.
,n16 st EMANUEL FRANCIS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
FURNISHED ROOMS.

ONE or TWO well and comfortably
" furnished rooms are just now
vacant at No. Union street, next Bell
Tower. SO 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
CONTRAST BETWEEN AMERICA AND
ENGLAND.

Men speak of the sacredness of
liberty. They talk as if the will of
every one ought to be his only
guide; that allegiance is due only
TO majorities; that allegiance of
any other kind is base and a relic of
servitude. The Americans are the
freest people in the world but i'm
their freedom they have TO obey the
fundamental laws of the Union.
Again and again in the West Indies
Mr.. Motley's words came back to
me. To be taken into the American
Union is to be adopted into part
nership. To belong as Crown
colony to the British Empire, as
things stand,is no partnership at all.
1t is to belong to Power which
sacrifices, as it has always sacri-
feed, the interests of its dependen-
cies to its own. The blood runs
freely through every vein and art
cry of the American body corporate.
Everyysingle citizen feels his share
in the life of his nation. Great
Britain leaves her Crown colonies to
take care of themselves, refuses
what they ask, and forces on them
what they had rather be without. If
l we're a West Indian i should feel
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
hONCKONC.

Smallpox continues to spread.
During the first three weeks of the
year 361 cases were reported and
227 deaths occurred. The authori-
ties are doing all they can to lessen
the chances of the epidemic spread
ing, and it is hoped that q week or
two of cold and wet weather may
improve matters. The Medical
Commission has received answers TO
its series Of questions, and find that
nearly every one they asked attri-
buted the outbreak of fever to smell
and drains. The commission is en-
gagged inspecting the drains and has
called witnesses to give further evil
dence as to the nature and cause of
the fever.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12

denominates "licence," is really that
kind of thing. If those three res
pectablc gentlemen were allowed TO
be the judges, the press would soon
have to shut up. They would decide
that the publication of the fact that
printed posters had been stuck
around the town, containing such
and such statements, is liccncc that
the calling of Chinaman, by mis-
take, one name when his name was
something else, is licence that maxi
ing public the price of whale oil, is
"licence." In fact, every item of
intelligence that paper could pub
lish, would be brought under the
head of "licence," and every paper
would be punished for its "loose-
nose -
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
Notice Of Election.

A II the annual meeting of the stock.
IA holders of the Inter.Isand Steam
Navigation Co, held this day, the fol
as officers for the ensuing year:
II. II. Foster. ..............P President
w. b. Godfrey. ..Vice.President
j Ena.. ...Secreiary
w. II. Mclean. ..Treasurer,
z. G. Jones. ..........Auditor.
Board of Drectors-T. II. Foster, G..
N. Wilcox, w. B. Godfrey and J. Ena.
j. ENA,
Secretary.
Honolulu, March 6, 1888. IS Ct
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12

that under the stars and stripes |
should be safer than l was at pre-
sent from political experimenting.
| should have market in which to
sell my produce where | should be
treated as Il friend; / should have
a power behind me and protecting
me. and | should have future to
which / could look forward with
confidence. America would restore
me to hope and life; Great Britain
allows me to sink, contenting her
self with advising me to be patient.
Why should l continue loyal when
my loyalty was so contemptuously
valued?- From "The English in
the West Indies," by James An
thony Froude.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
II IL Il
MONDAY, MARCH y, 1888.
LIBERTY AND LICENCE OF THE
PRESS.

In the BULLETIN libel case, in
which the editor of this paper was
sued for libeling an absent China
men, tried in the Police Court last
week, and the accused discharged,
the counsel for the prosecution said
something to the effect that the
''liberty of the press had some
times degenerated into "licence,"
here in Honolulu, and the magis-
trate was of the same opinion, hold
ing that such had been the case
especially of late years. The law
yer and the judge were agreed, and
we agree with them both. Although
always, as in duty bound, contend
ing that the press should be allowed
as much freedom as possible, within
proper and reasonable bounds, we
would be the last to Justify an un-
reasonable licence which trifes with
private matters, or calls public men
by hard names which are not war
ranted by clearly proven facts.
We may here remark that our eX-
perience in newspaper work, both in
this country and elsewhere, goes to
show that those who are most vigor-
Gus in their contention for q rabid
and abusive press when their enc
mics, or persons whom they dislike,
are being dealt with, usually go to
the opposite extreme when them
selves OF their friends are involved.
For instance, gentleman walks into
our office for the purpose of giving
us a little secret information, and
takes the liberty to dictate to us
that the matter should be exposed
in our columns in the most scathine
terms. A mild reference woulo
never do. Nothing short of thunder
lightning, and dynamite will satisfy
the gentleman's burning desire tc
see the proper thing done. We in.
innate that our opinion does not
exactly accord with his, when we are
accused of "fear, want of courage,
ETC., our friend not being able, ap-
parently, to distinguish between feal
and proper sense of propriety.
We then inform the gentleman that
a few minutes before his arrival
a person had left the office, whose
business here was to try to induce
us to take up another matter, ano
to ''go for" our present visitor, ant
"spare him not" The gentleman
becomes very excited, springs to his
feet, brings his first down on the
table, and hastily retires, swearing
that if a single word is said about
him in the "scurrilous" sheet, he
will bring an action for damages.
He would intrigue to get his neigh
bor" crucified," and glory in the
sight; but it is disgraceful shame
for his neighbor to attempt the same
with regard to him.
While advocating the "liberty''
of the press, and deprecating q
tendency to deteriorate into "li'
cence," we cannot admit that every
thing which Tom, Dick, or Harry
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
Notice Of Election,

THE PEOPLES PAPER-Th
L Daily Buliclin-5O cts per month.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Chong
IN SAX, Of the firm of Tuck Lung
Chong Co., doing business as carpenters
in Honolulu, OF which Sam Koy, Tuck
sum ard Chong Sax are partners, has
sold all his interest to Chung Lum.
Chung Lum assuming all liabilities of
said Chang SAX, as partner in said
firm. 81 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
NOTICE.

A NTONIO MONTEIRO cuuiions The
N public that his wife Maria dos
AMOS Monteiro having unlaN fully left
him TO lead bad life, he will not be
responsible for any debts whatever she
may contract
Honolulu, March !, 1883. So 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
BY AUTHORITY.
Finance Department.

HONOLULU, II. l., Feb. 16, 1888.
Notice is hereby given to all en-
ployees of the Hawaiian Govern
ment, and to other persons to whom
moneys may be due at the Hawaiian
Treasury on or before March 81,
1888, to present vouchers for settle
ment on or before that date; and all
persons having moneys on account
OF the Government are requested to
make their returns promptly, in
order that there may be no delay in
closing the accounts for the tisca
period ending March 81, 1888.
w. l.. GREEN.
6S If Minister of Finance
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
Tn TEEFl SUPREME COURT,

tn TsEE SpTPREME d,asHTR,E
of the Hawaiian islands In the
matter Of r. w. LAME, AGAINST whom
a Petition for adjudication was filed On
The XIII day Of March 1888 in said
court, In Ranl,runtcv. before Mr., JusIice
Preston.
The Slb dav Of March. 1888.
Tnon re3d;rr tho cold no+it;or ond
unop The odmission of said Resnondent
r. LAME I do find that The said
r w TAINE has become hankm,nt
within 1hc tIue intent md meoning IF
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
FOR SALE

q CARRIAGE Horses in good condi,
Il ton. Also, ] Buggy and Harness.
Price for the whole $2lO. Enquire of
j. BICKNELL,
S5 2t* Kukui street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
TO RENT.

AeM a A COTTAGE on I.iliha
kssgAs N street, between King
kEs9gsas and School streets. Rent $l2
Fer month. Apply to
NJ. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
so II Queen street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
FOUND.

A GENTLEMAN'S Gold Ring. The
IA owner can have the same by prov.
ing properly and paying charges. by
calling at the BULLETIN Otfice. SO IT
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-12
FOR RENT.

asSA A TNHE house now occupied
&s9 Il by &. Boullech, ESQ.,
EA situated on Kinau street. For
particulars inquire of
80 2w G. E. BOARDMAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20

James q Blaine, Jr son of the dlstln-
guished Maine statesman, was happy yes
terdSy. The cause of his Jubllatiol wat
the advent in the Blaine household OF a
baby boy. A New York World reporter
called at the residence OF Mr.. Blaine, Jr
at No So East Fifty fifth street New
York, last evening TO inquire about it.
Over the electric bell within the vestibule
was neatly engrossed card requesting
visitors to "push the electric bell once
and ans yer through the tube, as Mrs
Blaine is i'll"
The visitor was invited upstairs james
G., Jr., stepped out into the hall, vii a
paternal smile His hands were puI ged
deep down intI his trousers pockets, bu
he withdrew one momentarily to place an
index finger against his parted lips and
utter an admonitory "S-ssh :"
"How is the boys When wss he born
and what are you going to cal him 90
asked the reporter IN Il stage whisper.
"He was born yesterday afte rnOon. -
whispered back the happy father, land
I'm going to call him James q Blaine III,
DR.. WyRkoop OBLIGATED, but | forgot
what he-the boy, mean weighs. Mrs.
Blaine and the youth are both doing well
,
sr at Milan, yesterday, and received a
Icongratulatory response this afternoon
The Joyful father then returned to hif
duty as hrst assistant deputy nurse
About fifteen months ago he surprised
his friends and relatives by a runaway
love match. He had just attained bill
majority and was TO have gone abroad TO
q couple of years. The bride was Mis-
Maria Nevins, of Columbus, o, grad
uate of The Lyceum Sc hool OF Acting
who had signed contract with Modjesk
but the latter was prevailed upon to tea
up her contract.with the beautiful brld .
Ielect Grandfather Blaine allows jane
g., Jr about S2t0) year, and throue
his influence secured for him a position
with l.. Morris Pryor & Co., bankers ant
broker.
| Telesrams in abundance we're received
last evening from all over the country
and especially from young Mr.. Blaine
college chums
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20
BEE HIVE"
SO6 Market Street,

Getting ready for inventory.
Another great mark down.
Colored Velveteens from 75c
and 81 down to 3sc a yard.
Only a few left.
81 and Sl.2s Stripe Velvets
down to soc. A big loss, but
we want the room.
A few pieces OF Camel's Hair
Dress Goods go in at 35c-a
rare bargain. What we have
left Of Black Italian Quilted
Skirts cut down from SI.5o to
81 each
Plaid and Stripe French Elan
nels. new and best goods, re-
duced from soc to 35c a yard.
Your chance for a cheap dress.
A good and pretty Century
Cloth as you ever bought for
loo goes in this marked-down
at 6 Lac a yard.
A few Felt Tides, Table
Covers and Scarfs at two thirds
price to close out the small bal
ance Of stock before inventory.
Do you want to buy a Plush
Cap or Bonnet for the little one
at two-thirds price2 II SO, see
ours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20

In breeding for early market it ia i'm
poriant to have b eed that grows rap
Idly and leshes up young; the skin
should be yellow, and II the feathers are
all white, both the chicks aud the old
fowls will look much better when dressed
than those with colored feathers,
The color of the skin Is impor
tant, yet half the fws that are
sent to market have anything hut vel
low skin Small b ne short legs aud u
well rounded form arc also desirable, and
size when full grown not less than fiy,
pounds, end not over six before d essed
give the best early chickens for market
None OF these qualities are an injury tc
lay ing her; aud If to them are added
good layers, hardy and quiet, we hay,
combined the points necessary Tor b Il
meat and eggs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20
The Cattle Quarantine

In accordance W tn the rec0mmend1
ton OF the State Live Stock Sanitary
Commission the Governor vi Nebraska
will issue a proclamation to take efFec
February lst, aunulling all quarantine
|prcclamatious now In force, aud prohibit
ing railway and transportation companies
and ferries, "a well as ali persons ar in
|diyduals, from introducing into that
State cattle coming from the States OF
New Jersey and Delaware, the counties
| OF West Chester, Richmond, New York,
Kings, Queens and Suffolk in New York
The county Of Philadelphls In Pennsyl.
vania; the counties of Baltimore; How
ard, Carroll and Prince &c rye, in Mary
land and the county of Cook, in Illinois,
and also to prohibit the Introduction and
shipment into or through this state o
cattle shipped all 0r any part Of the wa,
from the states of Texas, Arka sas, Ala
bsma, Louisiana, Mississi pi, Florida
Georgia, Tennessee, North Carol ma
South Carolina and Indian Territory dur
ing the months OF March, April, NAV
June, July, August, September and DC
t Der on account Of the danger from con
taRiouf pleuro pneumonia or Texa
fever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20

Mr. Bowers PROPOSITION 10 hAye
but Two meetings OF Council . month
10 certainly good one, and should
have been acted upon last night. II
was postponed on account OF severa! Of
the memoeru being absent, still there
WAS not = single member but who
knew tn 1t the question would be TAX ID
up lIsi night. As the rules REQ lire
10 effect his proposed ohsnge q
two-tbird vote OF oil the mem bers, ire
fact Of so many empty seats was
almost enough to lead q person to sup.
pose that It was not Auoi iental, and
thSs come OF the msm bers sre trying to
dodge the ones ion. Nj. Bo yer sho we'd
that II his resolution was adopted II
would effect q saving OF 800 . year to
tbe city, and as there Ia no more use in
C1unoil meeting weekly than there Ia
TO have = session every night, the reso.
luton should be adopted at the mex
meeting. An aye and ray vote will no
doubt be taken on the question, aud
the people will bs able to Gee for them
selves who Ia aud who Is NOT in Vol
OF saving this useless expenditure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20
FRIDAY, JANUARY 40. 1883


THE SUGGESTION OF the Board OF
Health Ihat special officers shall be ap-
pointed to watch houses where cases OF
smAllpox exist, and prevent any one
entering or leaving Thorn, except the
ply siolAa or others Who may be author
Used by the Board Of Health, should be
acted upon without delay, and We hope
she committee appointed by Council
last evening will confer with the board
at once. With proper care there Ia
very little danger Of the disease spread.
ing, and II IL . well-knoRn fast thai
numbers OF cases existed In this city In
1881 where persons living next door 10
injected houses escaped the coniagion
More than that, there were parents
who attended to their children and
nursed Them through the disease, and
did not contract H. although confined
In the room with tSem all the time
These facts show that tho disease 10 no
- contagious - many suppose, ant
that Il 10 only under certain condition.
that . person IL lable TO take II
Another thing that should be con
sidered 10 the fact that OF all the cAsei
attended by our ply sicians In 1881 and
1882 there Was not one that contracted
she disease. Fright and Imagination
have much to do with spreading oil
contagious diseases, and there are mum
bers OF we'll authenticated oases wheri
persons have actually been frightened
into taking them. OF course there 1T
things that are dlffi ouls TO control, bu
on the other hand every one can AM
should be vaooinAted, and then II the
keep their systems In order and thei
blood pure there Is bat little danger O
their contracting The smallpox or an,
other diseRIe. Al all events there is n
cause for alarm, but every one shout,
exercise proper care, especially II the
have any fear OF the disease, and nc
expose themselves 10 oontAgion. Th
plan proposed by Mr.. 6hAfkey in Couu
Gil last night that every one Affecte
with the disease should be removed /
the hospital, whether they wish to o
mot, Is not practical, and We vary mucl
doubt II 1t could be carried into effsc
IN cAses where the patients have To
means, and friends who are Able an
willing 70 attend to them. A man
house 10 his castle, and We very mus
question II either Council or the Boar
OF Health can enact law which woul
drag him from 1t II he WAS able 10
taken care OF OF home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20

WE DO NOT wish TO bs understood as
casting . single reheotlon on Msssrs
Proctor and Souller, the new lessees o
the Opera House, bat we do say that thu
ncrion OF the president OF the BoHrd o
Directors In leasing the house, hal
aroused oonsiders ole feeling in tbiI
oommunity. A gentleman engaged IL
business on Market street said yester
day that he had talked to ut least ,
hundred persons In reference to th,
matter, and there was not single one
but rho bad expressed his dissatiafAo
uon In the most decided terms. NJ
one olames the lessees for securing The
house, &C 1t 10 . matter Of business Will
them, hut as We said before Their,
Is considerable classification ths. th,
house was permitted to pass out OF the
bands OF the directors. We believe
that Messre. Proctor and SoulIer viii
furnish the public with as good Assrac
lions 80 posi- Ole, but still It seems o,
though the sentiment OF the people 1,
opposed 10 he deal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20
ON SATURDAY,
rHE 9sIE DAY UF JANUARY, 1883,
At o'olCoG. p. m,



All that certain tract Of land with n two
Htnrlcd lex wv ling house thereon or ctcd
stu ated in the CITY OF ilmingLdu and County
lUwH to wilt:
Beginning at point In the lin ofthe souther-
ly Id" Of 81 IN streei, at the distance Of about
10 feet Inches from the Intersection Of said
tontherly side of sixth street with III line II
me AtterlY site Of she New Company Road
thence south rly AM parallel with said New
Sompahy road 71fre oas AXE, thence east.
erly and parellel With sixth ect 10 feet d
.nches 10 Astsh. thence north rly aud para lel
he fouthcrly sid OF sixth street af,rsssi -
ana thence therrry westerly IA feet q IucIes
e the place Of beginning, be thr CO Iients what
they may. 49,
Seized and taken In execution - the property
1 ~ willard " Poole aud UAmileA J. Ills Wifi
ana hdmnnd ii. Andel son, terre tenant, and
GlLES JAMESON. sher1n.
aNdrin'S Once, WiimibEt ton, ia navy ",
'ees' jl2 ood-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20

IT Is semi-Offi ,Ialiy announced that
His Holiness, the Pope, Is acting IS .
mediator bet Weep EoglAnd and Ireland.
and that he advises Salisbury TO gran,
moderate home rule TO Ireland. From
the course pursued by Salisbury In
frtmipR legislation on the Irish CUES
tion, Is 10 hard to see how he could dc
this, except by contessing that he II
defeated BY the very ones whom he ha,
been trying to Cypress. II Is also
doubtful II the friends OF Ireland will
now accept anything less than wha,
they claim and demand. Less than
two years sgor when the signs were IN.
propi.ioua for Ireland, she nigh. have
gladly ao;epted half Q loaf, but thu!
dsy has passed, and such an offer now
would not only be rfj o,ed, but treated
With derlslou by The Liberals who art
nov confident Of obtaining what they
demand. TIE time will come when
Ireland will have home rule, md oil
that England can do will not proven
1t, consequently tits MOI to be supposed
that even the mediation OF the Pop,
hinsslf will have much II any effsc! a
present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-20

WE woNDER how many Repu blican
voters have thought II worth their
while TO examine the assessors lists 70
O. Ger tain for them selves whether or mol
they are assessed? Nov IL the time to
attend to this duty, and mot leave 10, 81
is freq uently the case, until election
day. Every Republican should be as
sessei, and some organizs3 effort made
to see that this 10 done We feel oonfi
dent th Of with fair vote this oily Il
Republican by OF least 800 majority,
and II the proper effort 10 made there
can be . Republican Mayor elected /!
succ eed Mayor Rhoads.