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CITY NOTICES.
TX, of the freeholders charter. adopted october

TX Of the freeholders charter. adopted October 1,
Resolved. That section 40 of article TX a rho
freeholders charter be amended 80 as 70 read as
follows:
SECTION 80; There ts hereby created an auditing
ident OF the board Of aldermen y,reziden, az tho
house Of delegates ard comptroller TIE MAYOR
comptroller shall be secretary bur in ina asarce Of
either from any meeting OF the Committee tenn
porary chairman or secretary may be chosen by
said com mittee shall hold stated meetings once
in each month and may adjourn from time to
time. /. shan be the dutT OF SAD cornu,Ft-sa IA
examine all claims and demands agaIRs. me civ
Of whatsoever nature and 20 recommend 10 the
city neil the allowance or dissilevarca of the
same or any part thereof exeept salaries of CITY
officers as fixed by this charter
Three members Of the committee shall cousti-
q less number can meet and adjourn from time to
time.
Resolved, That section Al of article TX. Of the
freeholders charter be amended so as 10 read as
follows:
SECTION IL. All demands. bills and claims which
may arise against the city, intending ne PAYNE mt
Of all employees of the city, whether tlnder regular
monthly salary or not except salaries Of city ofi
az fixed by his charter shat be duIv verified
hereinafter provided and BE fled with the secra.
tary of the auditing committee. who shall file and
number same in order o. present alton and re-
fer the TO the auditing committee for action
whose duty il shall BE- 10 recommend the allow
ance or rejection OF the same n whole ar n part
particular fund from which they are 10 De paid and
indurse upon the back Of each claim or dem and the
date of the recommendation OF its allowance or re-
lection the amount 10 be allowed and also the Sec
ton Of the caarter, number of ordinance number
OF contract resolution or order under watch the
said claim or demand authorized or CON
tracted for. These endorsements shall be verified
by the Signature of The chairman and secretary OF
aftec being audited by said Committee shall ne
forthwith reported TO the city council for final
ton. H. W MILLER,
Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication November Ia 1891.
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DEVELOPMENT Al sauk cav.

Mr. J. W. sutherland, vice president OF the
Sank City Land Company, arrived ~ the Grand
hotel yesterday. eve arc expecting great de-
velOpments in the mires." said he last night
"when the spring opens snf the weather allows
prospsetors 20 set into the mountains sxslm
We now have a boat making regular TRIPS -.
tween Mount Vernon and sank CttY. and cous
municztion with the miues l. thus reud<rs1
much easier"
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pRoPosEp AMENnMENr 80. - pRopo

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO "A PRoPo.
sitlon TO amend sections three go, five 90 and
seven 90 of article " OF the freeholders charter
adopted October I, a. y. 1890
Resolved. That section Of article w of the free
holders charter be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
SECTION g. AT the general election in 1892
there shall be elected IN each ward in the city
member of the board OF aldermen aud one member
OF the house of delegates At the general election
Of 1894 the i've members OF the board OF aldermen
receiving the greatest number OF votes shall hold
ONCE Tor four years, and the other four for two
years and In the OF tie the length Of the
term shall ut the first session and before transact
Ing any other business, he determined by lot At
each subsequent general municipal election enough
aldermen shall be elected nom the respet tive
"a'ds To succeed those whose terms are about 20
expire and the aldermen so elected shall each hold
Office Tor four years
The members elected TO the house Of delegates
snsi. eseh hoid oihce two years. Each member
ether house shall further hold Office until his sue
css'eris elected aud qualified. Each member of
70 ciiF council shall have an annual salary ~
mree hundred dollars to be paid monthly; pro
Weed that after the population of the csty shall
pave reached the number of &c, 600. as determined
~ any official census, such salary shall be
Me sum OF SIX hundred dollars per
ne dollars shah he made from each mem
ers salary who shall be absent from any
eeetag OF his respective house unless said mem
per snail certify on his honor that said absence
Ns caused by Illness or unavoidable absence from
the city at The time of the meeting.
resolved. That section Of article " Of the free
s%s. charter be amended so as to read as fol
N0tt . no member ~ either house shall hold
sy oher municipal office or he an employe Of the
e of either OF said houses, be interested ia any
contract With the city with or Tor any depart
thereof
- Zach member upen taking office shall make and
Me IN The office ofth civ clerk an oath that he viii
faithfully comply with AMI abide bv ali yhe require
iithts or this section, and he violation Of any at
sr pfoNisi9uS ~ THIS section shall work forfeiture
q ms membership and warrant his eXpuls ou from
The h0asc 20 which hc belongs.
Resolved That section IT arr icle " of the free.
lows: $3.50 " 'N
Sec. Z. The house shall meet ia separate cham
oet majority % either house shalt coustf-
Tue quorum, but les number NAV adtulrn
,fon day - day oF tll the time ut the next regu-
al meeting and may compel the Attendance of alb
tAt members in suCb manner and under such
Penatles as each house snail prescrih e fur itself
quorum of each 1T the two houses OF the CITY
eoehcH assembled in joint convention shall be a
saoFum OF joint convention Of the ely council
II. ". MILLER
Clerk az the CHS 90 seattle.
bhle OF nrSf publication November lAAl
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BREApsTUyYs

LIVERPOOL Nov. CIV hest-Demant poor:
winter. = = .. steady. spring. - .i4f. steady
GoEa-DemAud poor Tor sp0k and good for
BE-, 6 8 "a, steady, January, g. 81 ste4ly.
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TACOMA, nov. q -r-r.aL i-Tte grain mar
Foreign atvc-s an 4 .-lcll market. were
wesger aud owe, Caia.S4 u Cc+ts ~ and
Liverpool spot penny cassf. 2. Q.o,st.ous To-
dag were Little C.as, a.. Bas sic.a. o M.
barley. t24e r1- f1a- R-lel pts. .5u blsaels;
shipments, $500 bushels
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No ia prop.
tn Vstien 70 amend section 3, section and sec
nun = % article XIX, o. she Ireehoiaers charter
a1Spted October l, i. u. 1890
r resolved, That section of article KIN Of the
!.re5sAolders charter be amended 50 as 10 read as
SECTION 3. Unless otherwise expressly urovtded
l ms charter the term OF every apponive officer
sllali expire on December 81 OF each wear
Resolved, That section 8 Of article XIX of the
tttgea9iders charter oe amended so as 10 read as
SECTION 8. If any appolntive Office become va
cahI. the same shall be filled in the same manner
as II at the beginning OF the Ten, sT5 -. $500
appointed 70 MI The vacanty shall hold for the mn.
expired term. IL any elective Office other than ia at
- member OF the city council become vacant the
- council shall. within twenty days thereafter
Pfpceed ~ JOINT convention 10 elect by ballot Ter
son 10 MI snch vacancy.
II the office OF member of the city council shall
become vacant that house or branch of the civ
council 70 which such member belonged shall
.taih twenty days thereafter, precee 20 eject by
800 ~ P-assyH 10 MI suca vacancy from the same
ware IN which the vacancy NAV have occurred:
prosiaeo Una. any such Office shan not be filed
800 $3.50 sne time above limited, such body or
eSajeS, NaGse duty i; may be TO ill such vacancy
sna.l meet and ballot at least once each day until
SUN vacancy snail have been filed.
PERSONS elected 10 Al vacancies In elective Offices
81 a.i hoid the Office until the next regular city
erection, and at such election a person shall he
elected 70 hold the Office ior the remainder of the
term PERSONS elected TO fill vacancies shall
qualify within the same time af,er their election
elected for full terms 80
Resolved that section ofs article XIX OF the
follows: ~ - ~ 'N~0 -
sec .. whenever the mayor shall suspend arv
elective ofesr he shall Immediately notify the
city council of such suspension ard tire cause
tnereot and shall forthwith call Joint convention
OF the mem 1ers Of said council al which he shall
present chsrses against such suspended officer
He snail furnish copy of the Charges TO said Of
nee VINO shan have right 10 appear with counsel
ahd MAKE MS defense The city council ia Joint
convention as Aforesaid, shall speedily try such
offcer on such charge, and tor that purpose shall
nave power to adjourn from time 10 time until the
triai shall be completed. 10 summon aud compel
the attendance of witnesses. 10 hear their testI-
mony, 10 receive other evidence, and 70 hear the
arguments Of counsel. AT such trial the president
OF the board of aldermen shall pres de, and In his
absence or disability the president of the house OF
delegates 1t two-thiTds of ali the emhers Of the
city council shall by resolution sanction the action
Of the mayor, then the suspended officer shall
thereby be removed from office
II. w. MILLER,
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Date of FIRST publication NGy EN- - ISL

tkoPoSED AMENDMENT NO S-A PROP
- wsuon 20 amend section X 0f article V Of
lseA 'e'S ''N''e'' N1Nf'0t ~N'"nef !, a y
,,aAss'ovet, THAT section IL q article V Of the
follows, W - % a. 10 I'hu a.
4, shsrlox e There is hereby constituted a BODY
.psotssi OF the mayor, p esldent of the board -
,ssssheh, President of the house Of teioSaT s. the
ssstHlnan Of board 81 public works c.tv runlr~
eoSri 49, ~ " $500 " 7'' 's'''S
&c nc mayer shall once tR each quarter and A.
80. V'f"nef as the interests ~ the citY aprt8~ 20
- - % require call = meeting at such advisory
So 60 S4eh stee-Iss IS shall ~ tor the purpose 81
al l.A II vs. AuG consulting Fo&tihCr FsiJh re-
- - 80 - AFFAIRS ot the City, amt shall have the
r. rs ". luaAe tseofnu2e uCRfcus and suggest ans
- ~ SVuheti ana 10 3he various other depart
meats OF thc city government
he may snail nrest4e a. Al r,e.ttarS ~ tha
sHN.sof} bear1. ard the CITY C!r-tc ~ ~ seg,rv
shall at As &c = thereof " 50 "Nf"''
All proceedings % tie a.fvfao-,- t.,,rs st.f ~,
sept on record tt the CITY clerks l,i,a
81. ". MILLER
~, - Clerk 81 The CITY al seattle
Date Of urst publication November IA l~ai
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Puts aud Calls Postponed.

Tho Seattle Stock Exchange met yesterday but
deferred the puts ana calls until its meeting at
IL O'Clock next Tuesday forenoon. They will
take place twice a week regularly thereafter-on
Tuesday and Fr!day-at the same hour The
object Of GeferrinG the puts and calls yesterday
was 20 get more stocSs listed. After the adj
iournment toe trustees met AID appointed j. "
Rex regular chairman OF the exchange meet
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TomorrOw morning ~ II o'e,oek ths Bspsso
Of this city win bold 1nlon ssrvice In -
Narkst street Raptist chureh- Rev. ME Prepn1
the state missionary. vii preach
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LosDOE. NOV 2i-s1uth American securities
were strong on the London stock market today
Brsziisns advanced PER cent, aud aiters ards
Fece4Sd , per cent
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DRoPOSED AMENDMENT No l6-A PROP
i ositon 10 amend section Il Of article TX. of
the freeholders charter, adopted October i, A.
u. 1890.
Resolved. That section Ia OF article TX. ofthe
freehoiders charter be amended so Is TO read rs
follows:
SECTION IA. The city council shall on or before
the first Monday in September in each year by
ordinance Tx the rate of taxes 10 be levied, and
levy the taxes upon all taxable property both real
and personal In the city needed 10 raise sufficient
revenue TO carry on the different departments of
the municipal government for the ensuing fiscal
year; provided. that at the making of such levy in
September In 1892. AMI in each subsequent year,
the council shall Increase such annual levy a. is
needed for such ensuing years expenses by the
addition thereto of not less than one tenth or more
han one fifth Of such rate Of levy. such additional
levy 10 re continued until the current receipts
from ali sources are sufficient To meet the current
expenditure IL ". MILLER.
Clerk of the City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication November Il, 1891.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Wv YORK .rocK HxcHAxcK-

NEW YokK, Nov. 2l-SoEtlEuAtiou of lscf -
Geographic comm EaieAiaon. especially vita TO
wesl, caused special s.agna;ion In the sack
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SEW YORK MERcHANpIsR.

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm.
Cofee-options opened steady, and unchanged
TO Is points decline, and closed barely steady
and unchanged 10 50 points down. sales were
I6, 30 bags spot Rio--Nominal.
sngar-Raw, nrm- sales Oh Auscovados %
test, at Lice. Refined, quiet
Copper-weak: Lake, November, Silia
1ead-Steady; domestic, sA30
fin-Easy; straits, Sl9.so-
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nov 2a-The activity In shcrss n
November corn continued today. There waf
little for sale az any price and the shorts con4
linued to advance their bids till 70 cents Va
reached. Then there was q reaction 20 g. cento.
followed by another advance TO 90 eenta. AZ
the close of todays market tho transactions Il
that option amounted TO only about 50, 600 bush
els. The close yesterday was 629s cents.
The wheat market was weak and lower. TIA
opening was l.0nss lower than yesterday closinh
and steadily declined with scarcely any fiuctues
tons Later the market declined ssc more, and
the closing was 1szt9llac lower than yesterday
Receipts were 2,Il2 900 bushels, shipments ], 570
600 bushels.
wheat-Cash. so,4c; December, $3.50; Ma
Corn-U Unsettled; cash, e6c, Novembsr, eo0
December, 47l4c; May, 4Sc.
oats-Easy cash, ssc; December. s2cI JaxS
uary, 2s40gS1sAc.
Rye-Quiet, at csc.
Bsrley-Quiet, at 5sG6oc.
Flax-Firln, at 2Sisc.
Pork-Easy. Cash, $50; January, SlliQ
@lL2o
Lard-ssesdy. Cash. ss.1Ose121i; Jsnusz1
$500
shoulders-s4 25tdDa s7is; short clear. tss5D
eco; short ribs, s5.6o(16o0.
Nhisky-sLls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-Cattle-Receipts, e0oon
slow and steady. Natives, s.. 40Gb5.40; rexan1
g. 2o6D2.50; stoekers, s2(ta.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 4oo0; active and frregulaH9
rough and common, So 4NstS. 65; packers and
heavy mixed. $S75(13So; prime heavy and
butchers weights, sSyNgi; prime light, sa450
S55.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; active and steadys
ewes, SOS Is; mixed, 81 lotabi SIS; wethers, A60
85.25; Westerns, s42ct1L65.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Nov. 2A-Closing:
Atchison. ........ AS Burlington .... fo0)&
Mexican Central. 2l3s Bell Telephone. - :. 1914
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Date Of rst puelleallon. Nov 20 ii. Isoi.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ga PRO P
ositi0n 10 amend section OF article KILL Of
the fEeehOlders charter, adopted October /,
a. H. 1890.
Resolved. That section 2 of article XIII of the
freeho!ders charter be amended To read as
follows:
SECTION q The city council may subject to the
provisions Of the constitution and laws of This
state and section so OF art cle ". of this char
ter, from time TO time, but at zone time to cx-
coed In par value one hundre q thou sand dollars
issue bonds for and in the anne of the city OF Sc
attic piedgng the faith and property of the city
for the payment thereof. If the par vaIue of one
thousand dollars each. payable such period as
shall be fiXed by the city council. not exceeding
twenty We after the date thereof. with interest
not to exceed five per cent per annum with such
further terms and conditions as the city council
shall by ordinance prescribe To be denominatad
public park bonds of the city Of Seattle and shall
sell the the highest bidder, but al not less
than their par value, ard the proceeds thereof
shall be- paid 20 the city treasurer and be portion
OF he city park fund, crested ia section of this
article. The proceeds Of the sale OF said bonds
shall be used in the purchase OF land q PARK or
parks. or the imp ovement Of such park or the
coust ruction of ouidnEs therein or the c0nstruc-
fioa. i'm provemeBt and enumeration OF mark WAYS
drives and bouleV ards in the city. or the planting
cf trees shrubs and flowers and other Ornamental
tipn aud improvements in the parks park WAYS
drives and hOulevards OF the city.
II. ". MILLER.
Clerk OF the city Of seattle.
Date of first uubliCa-fnu. November IA
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PRODUCES MARKET.

The general tone OF the produce market Is
very strong and. though no advance has been
noted in prices, with the exception OF wheat,
which is somewhat sitter, there is q stroug ieel-
ing OF confidence in the firmness OF prices on
the part OF ali the dealers.
Hops have been coming in faster the past
week than they have any time during the pres
ent season. The last lot to arrive was about so
bales from the snohomish river valley. Prices
have changed but little, but that little was for
the better.
The only change in the live stock market was
reduction OF }. cent in hogs. The only change
reported in the condition of the potato market
was that stock has been moving more freely.
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THE ARLINGTON.
r..nr.Inn Rate. East.

First.clas. round trip nekes SIX months
limit. good going one gay AID returning an
other sso snge UiP tourist eA 80 -
I.te,s - AIl.rt Lea routes FOR fun pass
,,cI.r. 81 on ticket agents. % address. Charles
I.r,s.s, r. a q first street, Portland, or.
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Fx,r. mlnes pies for Thanksgiving al FipsSA
IL leslef nvenne.
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iyt..,-s,... ,ll.r.a scrvfns bsivsea seattle aa1
ojyr-s.l. TIE Northsrn Fseiae runs tArss
t,s,s. ssi,v b~swsea sssss points Kate oaiy
n Eouud frfp tt7A
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Under the wlnssr schsaais Pullman ears sin
,.sv. ss,t,Is cav Gf7.gA m over the North.
a. PsSisr sor sbs East sane ~ dufinx sunss
-, - FI,.,.ei... scconmoaAilons In rullnsa
80 a., -, .srylca Nc changes a. Pug.
alum
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DROPOsED AMENDMENT Nc. 9 u PROF
i ositloa ~ snaeE4 sections 40 aas a. 81 article
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Coal Production In November.

Owing to the glut of coal in the San Franchises
market the production of the Newcastle mind
has been reduced, the miners working only one
eight-hour shift daily. The shipments of cod
during November up TO last evening over the
Columbia d Puget Sound road were approxR
mately:
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DRo ro>ED AMEN pstENT No lo-A PROP
L oSf;iun - aE.cpd the tr@~aplae-s charter II
the city o. Seattle. adopted October l. =. >. 1890
ey repeating AsItcte sixteen XVI OF SAID charter
Resolved That article XVI. of tae sraehaiders
charter of the ci5v og Seattle, al pied October !
A .. ls9o, De- and The same hereby IS REPEALED
i. W MILLER.
Clerk o. Toe city Of seattle.
Date q first publication. November IA lS9l.
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Clerk OF the city of seattle.
Date of first publication. November IA. 1891.

DRoPoSED AMENDMENT No. "A PRO-
| position to amend article XIV Of the free
holders charter, adopted Uctorer l, A. D. 1890,
hv r acaling section Of said article
RssoIre,I, That section =. % arIsce XIV. of the
freehol1ers charter, adopted Ucyouer J. A D.
1890, be and the same hereby IS repealed
Il. ". MILLER,
Clerk of the CITY OF seattle
nata of first notification Nnvnr,1sa-- 8 lsal
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Proposition To AMEND SECTION
y five IS and six (6}, OF article sineen XVI Of
the treeAoGers charter. adopted October /, A.
l.. 1895.
Resolved. That section 5, Of article XIV. of the
lre holders charter be amended IS to read as
follows.
SECTION g. The CORPORATION COUNSEL shall have
IA supervisory control Of au the litigation of the
CITY and shall appoint some cumpe Tent and su A.
bic attorney as an assistant for whose acts he
shall he FespouS. ale. who shall serve during the
pleasure or the corporation counsel and be known
a. the clt4 attorney. said city attorney subiec.
g. The slutryISiou ot tn cooperation counsel a.
perform lAe dulles set iorth n section 8 OF this
artlcle and such other duties as nav be required
Df him bv the corporation counsel. The corpora
ton cOgnzel sh al also appoint CLERK or stem
o-rauher ~ hose duty Is shall b. "a attend the cor
p.rAti8u counsel az his office and elsewhere and
under his direction do such cercal or sseuecrauhtc
work aruersAinlng ia tA9 business af the Ell, a
may Dr. required "a h-in- said CLERK sha o. re-
nova .e A. tEe pleasure % The corporation cOun-
81 art shall receive such compensation as the
city council by ordinance may determine
Received. That section o. -Ec4e Nv. Of the
frsrho-deVs charter De amended as 70 read as
follow:
-, s. II shan he ;he duty of the city attorney
T. conduct all prosecutions .ur aie u!Frrses CON-
ru.-ret against any Of She ordnance, OF thc city,
an1 appear t.T that purpose a. aay cGur. wherein
sHu.e On pen -tT<. IL shah a4zl be his
GHfy 10 commence arttcuS oG all forfeited bail
tlul~ within thirty days eflrr they are declared
forfeited. and shall diligently prv~-C the same
Ne arrea bail bond s&lAli be tula promised ex-
cst.. bE the 4at bor5tv Of she city council " hen
ut.ee. e53. has been rendered AZ action ga q bail
Ind ARD any prs nerty IS exposed I.r sale X
Cl4ttsR slcu arttad. fla city attorney may
AMI 30 Eecas ary purchase said pfatery for and ia
the name of the city, AZ price npt rNeeealBs The
amount OF Judgment Tecoveye'! 90 SUCH bond
IL ~. MILLER.
CLERK 0f tue CITY al seattle
80 vsss, .r7-sff FfA Me-
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DROFoSEp ANESL& EsT NJ. IA PROP
/ o~iIfen 10 atlcBc section ! and section = If
article XVII. Ctfhe treeGal4ers charter adopted
October :. A n. $50
Resolved. TaaT section Of article XVII. q the
freeno.1ers Charter, De amended - as 10 read IS
pillows.
~ rfoN :. TIE ulayoF shall receive annually 4
salary of - 4oo. Jo be PAD monthly.
TIE a.ausi salaries q he other e.eCtive officers
Of tas city shall De pay able monthly au8 shall DC
IS follows.
Treasurer sn6 tsV COLLECTOR - coo: corporation
CGsu-ei- S. U3a ssaut rls9rs3sa cO4sssel and
c..y si.eEuey. 5000. gltE c-e - s. GOO,
EesolSel Ilsaz ssttgeE- : ii article XVII, q the
ffeeoholosrs charter ee Axasated 20 81 % read ~
follows:
SEC. , Nc oficsy or TIE city shall receive any
tdusp lsAlion foE ais services sEch asetr ex-
cept ~ GiAry rATabts monthly. which 0hea nct
YrgScF3o49 IS tbs charter. sA2I be Fixed ~ the
ely eo4Ee.- BY ordinance. Se sx.Ayy ~ a2y sG4cs<