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PACIFIC COAST.
ARREST OF SUPPOSED PIxEEY
TRAIN ROBBERS.
Exciting Runaway Accident in the
Mountains-A Soaking Rain.
Rabbit Drise-Etc.
trseIAL DISPATCHES TO rxs ssconD-usros,l
4 SAN FRANCISCO sENsArroN.
The Public Safety Comnsit.ee After the
Supervisor Ring

SAN FRANCISCO, March ilth.-fhe letter from
the Committee on Public Saicss, 10 nine men.
hers of the Supervisors. charging them with
corruption and published this e7eniag, created
considerable of a sensation. The Clerk of the
Board admits receiving the letter. bat says it
was not read at the meeting of thc Board. under
the rule taat communications not bearing the
signature of the writers are not read
The Foreman of the Grand Jury, when oues-
toned IN relation to the matter said he couid
not say what is and what is not before the irry.
but gave the assurance that the Jurors wouid do
their duty. -
Fisher Amss and r. p Hastings, Who are in
terested in the Pine-street franchise DENY that
their company offered any money or bribes to
the supervisors to obtain the franchise
The nine members named in the ccnmuulca-
ton were interviewed tonight, and each de-
MED having received any money from Fisher
Ames or holding any stock in the corSorasion
They do not seem TO be troubled by the Charges
made against them.
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The Dovelike Amear.

LONDON, March. lith.-TAe Ameer of Afghan
istan denies that he has ces igns against Russia.
He declares thsS enemies. wishing to embroil
England, Afghanistan and Russia, originated
the report
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bills and joint resolutions passed by the Leg
lslafure shall bear the signature of the
speaker OF the House ana President OF the Sem
ate. These bills, when first presented to the
Governor, were duly authenticated, as pre-.
scribed by the Constitution, but after being
vetoed and repassed they were simply signed BY
ate. and in this form deposited with the secre-
tary OF State, instead of goipg through the
hands of the Governor, as the statutes require
IL is maintained that these are fatal mistakes
ana that all these measures among which is
the law depriviDg the Governor of all his ap,
pointing power, etc.-are null and void
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TRIUMPH OF JUsTIoE.
A Former Respected Sacramentan Prrsed
of a Foul Charge of Theft.

SAN DIEGO, March 11th.-Frank Avery, Csiei
OF he Fire Department, who was charged with
having stolen some shoes from a store during a
recent fire, has been honorably acquitted II
has developed that the goods were sent to his
house during the progress of the fire for the sole
purpose of getting him in trouble. Chief Avery
was an old and respected citizen of Sacramento,
where for several years he was a member of the
City Board of Education. The best citizens OF
that city indorse hira as a man of upright char
aeter and one in whom the people there have
the highest confidence.
the affair was practical Joke of some SORT
Letters received from there say the writers
would as soon expect President Harrison TO 60
into the business of picking the pockets of his
descend to the commission OF the crime tina,
was charged against him, or any other His
yindicai ION is complete
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SWIFT APPOINTED TO THE JAPAN.
ESE MISSION.
The California Delegation and Coast
applicants for Office-The
New Navy-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEooRD-us,os !
THE SENATE.
The President Sends in a Batch of Four
AM int,

The President Sends in Batch of ron,
Appointments.
WAsHINGToN, March l1th.-President pro tenn
ingalls, called the Senate to order to-day.
ator. o'-- 80 Sen'
The Senate took recess until 1:30 P. NJ
AT 30 P. M. the Senate reassembled, and Pri-
vate Secretary Pruden delivered the following
nominations:
Thomas W. Palmer, of Michigan, to be Envoy
Spain. W
John F. Swift. of California to be Envoy Ex.
traoroinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
John D. Washburn, of Massachusetts, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiary to Switzerland.
George c. Tichenor. of Illinois, to be Assistant
secretary of the Treasury, vice ]. II. Maynard,
resigned.
The Senate went into executive session i'm
medlately, and the nominations of Palmer,
eign Affairs Committee. and the Nomination of
Tichenor 10 the Committee on Finance.
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CheyeAns's Lively News-Gatherer WI
Scorns Solid Facts.

"
ScOrns Solid Facts.
ST. PAUL, March 11th.-Within the past few
weeks special dispatches from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
have been given publicity all over the country,
giving accounts Of various kinds of outrages
and crimes perpetrated in -out-ofthe-w re-
gions In Wyoming. and all lacking elements OF
probability. These have been doubted by peo-
pie acquainted with the country, but no pos
tive denial of them has been made. Yesterday
q Cheyenne correspondent sent out a most
blood-curdling account of the killing of five
French tourists in Yellowstone Park
An official of the Northern Pacific Railroad
was seen to-day. He said he had been invest
lgating the matter, as, according to the story,
the party must have come east over his line. A
careful inquiry at all points where they
would have been liable to have LETT
the road to 60 into the Park region failed to find
any record of such people havh g been heard of.
NO such guide is known in any part of the Park
region as the man mentioned in the story.
There is no such place as Rattlesnake Canyon
in the Park, and no Indians have been on the
Park Reservation for over two years. The
whole story is pronounced fake" and on a
par with the killing of the Mexicans while
searching for buried treasure, and several other
such romances which have emanated from the
Cheyenne correspondent.
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HEA xY gCKHARpY, tsl.anMtrn,

NJ GANUFACTUREk,-A -AND DEAL =
lHl ~ III Guns. kitses- Heyniyer~ ~.
Ammunition ani SHor my tssNes - S,sss- ',s--'@ ,ss-
All the ]esdin -nsscs Of f;ri,> Ssss - sesa.
Riees ~ po'f .lSe sf'cSc -rssters~
Lejevur Coz, SssNa. raanS, ". " s2er' All
new raase spns. Frs -csss- eA xa's ! "a
Wort Scr ~ prize s. ii sG,.s - e =
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Rabbit Drive Near Mer,rd.

( MERGED, March 11th. -Four or five hundred
of Merced's population joined in rabbit drive
nve miles south ofltown to-day, enjoying fine
Of the destructive vermin. After the roundup
all INDUCED in a basket picnic. Though there
was great jam OF carriages, but one accident
occurred A man was thrown from a spring
wagon and run over, his injuries being slight
supposed Train Robbers.
BAKERSFIELD, March th.-Speeial odicer NJ.
L. Finegan, under the direction OF j. b. Hume
arres:e led four men, the Smith brothers and Kiss
brothers, on the street here at o. clock tonipht
supposed to be the Pixley train robbers. The
evidence against them is said 20 be very strong.
They arrived here to-day, closely followed bv
kinegaIl. and were preparing 70 leave sor Ari-
IONA tonight.
Sheriff Lords Trial.
NEVADA, March l1th-In the LORD case Ex.
pert HickOX was on the witness stand all the
forenoon testifying as TO handwriting on the
ballots: AT noon Juror William Prisk, from
Grass Valley, became SO i'll with erysipelss he
had to go home. continuation of the trial is
postponed till he receversS
Danger In Spraying Trees
Los GATos. March 1lth.-O B. Kimbau a
ranchman living between here and Saratoga
met with most painful and deplorabNe scci-
deRta lev days ago. While spraying trees with
a asolulion of linae and sulphur. he accidentally
got some OF the stuff in his eyes, destroying his
sight.
Rejoicing at lone.
IoNE (Amador county, March l1th.--The town
is wild with excitement over the Governors
signature to the Reform School bill locating the
school here. Bells are ringing and cannon
booming, and everybody is happy.
Gone to the New Mines.
Los ANGELES, March 11th.-Marvin Crayens
IN the employ OF the Louisiana Planning Mill as
bookkeeper, has abSconded He is about s. COO
short in his accounts He has gone % the mines
Want Squires for Governor.
( SPOKANE FALLS, March. l1th.-Fear hundred
of the leading citizens of Spokane have tele-
graphed Harrison to ask that W c. squires be
appointed Governor at once.
Jhree-Rouud Knockout.
SPOKANE FALLS. March 1lth-Jerry Flowers
colored, knocked out Professor Kendall at C,nur
d Alene City last evening in three rounds for
$1,000.
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The Rent warfare in ireland.

DUBLIN, March llth.-The warfare between
the peasantry and landlords was reopened yes
terday with bloody results. While Creach. a
county Glare landlord, and his sister were div
ing TO church they were smbushed and fred
upon by unknown persons. Both were badly
wounded No clue TO the identity of the shoot
ers has yet been obtained.
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FLYING FRAGMENTS.
Two Men Killed, and Many Persons In
jured by an Explosion

CLEVELAND. March 1lth.-This afternoon. a
boiler, fity feet long in the forking department
of the Cleveland Rolling Mills exploded One
piece OF it went west. and crashing into Hugh
Graham's house, five hundred feet away,
bounded Off and buried itself beneath the
Graham, who was sleeping. was only slightly
hurt.
Just before the fragment struck Graham's
house IL wrecked small house. In it were
Mrs. John Scelaga and Mrs. Ialaja, both of
whom sustained scalp wounds
Another fragment OF the boiler went west
1,600 feet and demolished an out house, in
which was Mary Vargo, years old. Her left
arm was broken
At the mill there were thirty men near the
boiler when it exploded. Fireman Dorsey and
James Barr were killed and seven others more
or less injured.
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EIsoHR,

DRAcfIGaL GUNSMITH. 1924 Ca p
i Sixth street between 2 aud C&Ty
X. Imprrser and healer il Shot
gans, Rifles and Pistols -Amm1- 80 ~
DF.ion OF oil kinds pstsztly onV W
hand Ssf-s aud sales repaired, srss Trs,sseS
sade 10 Urser. &sfsimep
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A BLOW AND A SHOT.
Lively Shooting scrape In the House of
Representatives.

WASHINGTON, March 11th.-A sensation was
caused at the Capitol to-day by shooting affsir
which occurred at the Sergeant-at-Arms' Office,
in the house of Reprt sentatives Disbursing
officer Cunningham OF Missouri fred at T. K
Hackman, missing the latter's head by q few
inches Cunningham was arrested.
The affair grew out os dispute about pay ac-
counts and was the continuation of row which
commenced last week. Cunningham then
slapped Hsckmans face and Hickman when
the disturbance was renewed to-day, hit Cum
ningham, with the above result.
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If the bayonet alone can keep the ballot
box inviolate to the citizen, put the bayo-
net right there. That is not only Repub-
licanism but Americanism.-Bosto Irar-
elne
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ARIZONA.

Dissatisfactasn Over the Reported An
pointmens e5 n New Governor.
PHcSNIN, Marsh llth.-The reported Nproint
ment stsColonel Lewis Wolaey as Governor of
Arizona has crested disgust among Republicans
Mere, rot on account OF any dissatisfaction with
Solones Wolhey, but on account OF the inoecent
1sle nssle olspiayeo N Masking the appointment
The first choice of the best element of Reprbli.
cans here Is Thomas J. Butler, but they are will
ing TO abide by tAs decision os tse kxecutiye
when the merits of each candidate have been
properly eauyassed.
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JAKE Is WRONG.

Sullivan Drinks Whisky Because He
Loves His Enemies.
BALTIMORE, March l1th.-Jake Kilrain sails
from New York on Wednesday for England
Sullivan, he said II do not believe he will
fight Sullivan is drinking for the purpose of
making his backer take down the money now
up. and as July approaches will come around
with plea of sickness. This trip 10 England
will not interfere with the match If sullivan
shows any disposition TO fight"
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ANi,n.llA .AAl1..
REEvES q Iaw.

~ % ~ a. ~ sgs ~ ~, IN E.v 80
SDS y st., bet. sixth enn syepth SIloyta ssssa.i
SA| |EKBEP OK HAND =, COMPLETE TE~x~s..
w Stock OF Co1fne aud Csskets; also sss,sLssss<-
Shrouds of every description. O-12rs ron casy
or country viii receive prompt aFtsnsaaa. oxy :,
night EnBALMINGi done In tra Jest yixri,a-
at reasonable rates a.
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A FRIGHTFUL FALL.
Runaway Stage Horses Go Over a Bank
100 Feet High

NORTH SAN JUAN, March 1lth. - About IL
O'CLOCK A. M. the stage with the through mail
from Nevada City drove up to the Postoffice and
the driver got off to help with the mail, when
the horses ran off up Flume street to the bank OF
the old San Juan Diggings The leaders went
over the bank, about 100 feet deep, killing one
and manning the other slightly. The wheel
horses fell on the bank and were saved. The
stage tongue was broken but there was no
other damage. Nobody was in the stage at the
time of the accident. For a short distance be-
fore the leaders went off the bank the read is
very narrow. and had they swerved a few feet
the stage and all would have gone over and
been dashed TO pieces.
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wAsnINGreN rERRIroRY.
Miners 7i,aw Oct Giant Powder, With
the Usual Result

SPOKANE FAILS March llth.-John Maginnis,
miner oa The Simili Bamen river. was killen
on Wednesday by a giant powder explosion,
He and Professor Warner, a mining expert,
placed several sticks on stove to thaw The
stove was blown through. the roof and the cabin
was demoralised. Maginnis was mangled cut of
all semblance TO a human being and the PRO-
q sSor was al alv i,st
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va. j. KAvANAl}GH
- NJ u E3 III r. n Ez. "a ~
No. 6l3 j ,r her. Firth sod esxsh,

A LWAYs on HAND iAR-s As~,hT
IN man, CT Metallic and S srsen 'sxksss
Buri.. Gases, totins and shscu5t FURNISHED
&c fiir orders VIII receive ,,ruu,pt sssApticr pa
short notice apd at the loves rstes Ocos
dav nnS night
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THE OAKLAND ELEcrros.
The Combination, or Purity rio,,

SAN FRANcisco March llth.-The indicatiors
as II clock are thai the tniire Citizens ticket
IA Oakland IS elected by good maiorities. The
total vote Is 7i2a 1t is believed. from the votes
200 majority. The elecsion passed Off oi,ietlv
p pour arrests were made ior illegal voting j. J.
fennypacker, W. Lelninger and t;eorse Green
were arrested for buying Xutes
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MorIoNLEss sPINDLEs.

Six Thousand Weavers Out of Work at
Fall River.
FALL RIVER (Mass.), March 11th.-The weav-
ers' strike for an advance in wages occurred
this morning. II is one of the most general in
the history of labor troubles here. In the
weaving department, fifty mills are practically
shut down and 5000 weavers are idle.
The extent of the strike is q surprise to the
managers, who expected that only few mills,
would be involved. A bitter struggle is an
ticipated.
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,Jem and tbollv.

LONDON, March 1lth.-The hackers of Smith
and Mitchell say they mean business, and the
Indications at present really point to q. fight.
Smith is in strict training at Hastings and is
said to have improved considerably, but the ex-
perts declare that be has got into very dead
and monotonous style because he rarely spars
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INDIAN Trihes. Uniting.

SPOKANE FAILS, March lith.-Ihe Indians at
the Agencies in the northern portion OF the Ter
rltory have held a council at Fort Spokane
Eight tribes represented. The purpose OF
the council was 10 form confederation for the
purpose OF uniting the tribes. A favorable
agreement was reached and will be reported to
The Interior Department for oontirmation
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MILLIONS FOR CHARITY.
How Philanthropist Williamson Disposed
of His Estate.

PHILADELPHIA. March 11th.-The will of
Isaiah v Williamson. the dead millionaire, was
admitted to probate to-day. The estate amounts
10 between SC, 600 900 and 50 900 000 exclusive of
the fund of 81, 600 for mechanical school,
OF this amount. special bequests are made to
surviving brothers and sisters of The testator
and income of $50 0O0 is giyent to each of their
children during life. The sum of s., 900 COO is
given to charity and the remainder, forming
the bulk of the estate, is devised to the grand
nephews and graod nieces of decedent share.
and share alike
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SENATE COMMITTEES.
Action OF the Republican Caucus-The
Probable Chairman.

Probable Chairman.
WASHINGTON, March 11th.-In the caucus of
Republican Senators to-day. the re-establish.
ment of committees, as made by Senator PIatts s
committee OF seven, was approved. This relates
TO the republican membership. merely and
final action cannot be taken until the Demo-
Gratis submit their representation of committees
They are expected to do this tomorrow so that
the Senate thoroughly organized for business.
IL is reported that the chairmanships vacated
at the last session have been filled as follows
Agriculture, Alger1on 3. Paddock: Engrossed
Bills A. Wilkinson Call; Enrolled Bills. Charles
b. Garwell; Manufactures, James s. Mcmillan
or John HI. Mitchell
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a LWAYs ON hand TIE Hs,s.r CoSYLSl /.
n Stock OF UNDEBTtFI.sti Gtss1i'S n5. sGs
coast Connrry osGefs,, - OF, night, ssS, -
ceive proC,pt attention, lTs.-sssscHs lTuxrss
lSs. i4pl GO. q. CLARK. Es,r.eral Ns,zocsr
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SQUELCHING THE LEAGUE.
Members of the French Congress to be
Prosecuted at Once.

PARIS, March 11th.-The Chamber of Deputies
has authorized the Government to prosecute
Senator Naquet and Deputies Laguerra, Tur-
quet and Laint, the leaders of the Patriotic
League, on the ground that the League had
been converted into secret society, having be-
sides Its public statutes. secret arrangements by
mobilize It's members for opposing any measure
the authorities had decided upon, and for send
ing copies of the Leagues manifesto concerning
the Archinof expedition 10 Generals Ignatieff
and Tchefnais If and fhe Mayor of Moscow, who
are declared to be the leading representatives
OF the League in Russia.
BoULANGER INVOLVED.
PARIS, March 1lth.-Le PGrl5 says the Gov
ernment will take vigorous steps against the
Patriotic League, and that Boulanger is on the
verge OF being involved in the matter
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SICK Statesmen.
A Host of Lawmakers Confined to Their
Rooms bv Illnesa

WASHINGTON, March 11th.-As a result of ex-
posure on inauguration day, many Congressman
and newspaper correspondents are more or less
dangerously i'll and confined to their rooms
Ex-Representative Symes of Colorado is danger
ously i'll with complication of diseases Rep
resentative Lee OF Virginia is still quite sick of
pneumonia. Representative Buchanan of New
Representative Laird of Nebraska is still very
i'll. Representative Chutson of Michigan Is
much better, and will be out in day or two.
Ex-Representative Yoder has recovered from
again.
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IT WILL NOT DOWN.
The Ghost of the Sinking Nipsic Con
tinres to Bob Up.

ssHt%SS W ASoo Pc
NEW YORK, March llth.-The sensational
rumors of naval engagement at Samoa con-
tinue 10 excite uneasiness, despite the repeated
denials. Ex-ConsulGeperalS Seawan is quoted
by the Baltimore Anericdn as expr, ssing the be-
hefthat the Nipsic was fired upon by the Olga. He
states that the Germans control the mails and
all facilities of communication, hence the first
tidings of such an occurrence would likely
reach Berlin. If the ripsic was really sunk. as
he firmly believes, it would naturally be known
first through German channels, because the
United States has no way of receiving the
.
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An omciaI Jmbecfle.

CALCUTTA March 11th-An official INQUIRY
has been ordered into the charges that the
Maharajah OF Cashmere is implicated in con-
spiracy TO poison the British Resident, and in
other reasonable practices. The Maharajah is
an imbecile, and is wholly in the power of his
Ministers.
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yada for the place. Senators Teller, of Colo
rado, and Plumb, of Kansas, are pushing as
strongly as possible ex-senator Chilcott of Col
orado, for the place. Between the two it would
not be surprising if a third man was chosen.
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ON FAST TIME.
Material Tor the Cruiser Charlie ston Ar
rives From the East.

Los ANGELES. March iith.-A snecisl ,rsi,
containing an electric plant for the cruiser
Charlestoa, passed through here tonight on
passenger time over the Southern Pacific roule
Orleans from headquarters to use all possible dis
patchin the Conveyance of The goods on their
arflvai m m New York. from whieh' place they
were shippes via the Morgan line.
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OUR OCEAN RovERs.

south Pacific Squadron.
WASHINGTON, March h11th.--Rear-Admiral j.
Il. ellis, commanding the naval forces on the
South Pacific Station, has reported to the Navy
following movements of the vessels of his
squadron: The Swatara arrived at Monteyideo
January 2lst, rom the Falkland Islands The
Alliance, Tallapoosa and Kearsage were at
Monteyldeo: The Enterprise, on the Mediter-
ranean Station, was to sail March 7th, by way
OF the Rid Sea, TO Zanzibar and the Island OF
Madagascar
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FR!TZ u. Nfi,-LGR,
" ~ ID 11 "a sE "a. IA. Es % sa

OFFICE IN ODD FHlLoWS Ggngls
" Ninth aud K streets. Desayiesc sereS a.
UndeItekers' Goods constantly ca hSbd 0i-y
and country orders promptly sssteiiet sa dag
or night, ut reasonable rases. Ts;ss..hens no AK
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THE SOLID NINE.
San Francisco's Supervisors Garry Things
With High Hand.

With High Hand.
SAN Francisco, March l1th.--The Supervisors
this evening passed the Pine-strees franchise
over the Mayors veto.
When the question of the city, printing came
Up for final action, Mayor Pond explained thss,
the Legislature had amended the Vrooman Aos
8, that the street work advertised under tn 4.
Act, before its amendments would be involved
Notw outstanding this the Supervisors awardesl
bhe contract for two years the nnlly Report
After that they passed resolution declaring
that all street work frcma date up to Janualy
L, lSel. must be advertised IN. the Report AS
no consideration is named in the resolution
the Report will have az opportunity to chaage
lis usual rates