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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

smooth over the book cover. and the IN.
side edges conceded by piece Of brown
,vntered silk pastcd over it. Then the
outside decoration Of brown, with "
touch Of gold here and there, makes an
Old boO, thing Of beauty.
Almost any little girl can MAKE q blot
Ter for papa after this iashion. Get q
niere Of cnr1 hoard. ragged edges. if
YOU can, the desired size Of the blotter;
Then draw ia the confer of this the
outlines OF many envelopes, 50 that they
Ian over one another. The stamps may
be- removed from old envelopes by mears
OF q little warm water or steam and
transferred to those drawn on the cover.
With q little care the p0stmlrk can br
easily copied, aud the outlines Of the
envelope shaded with paint brush and
some thin India ink. The name of the
friend for whom II Is intended should be
written on each. aud the outside is com.
plctcd This. lied to the plotting paper
with bows Of some bright ribbon, happi-
ly combines beauty with utility, and
makes a bl0tter both odd and artistic.
A pen-wipor TO 60 with this Is made
Of white felt. Tam O'Shanter shape. and
on the hrim the legend. Where did You
get that haty" Beneath as mat for the
entire hat are three layers of dark green
An acceptable gift to a young mother
would be band to hold the wee one 10
It's carriage when taken ont, or In the high
chair a. the table. It Is made Of heavy
white ribbon. two and half inches wide,
aud fourteen Inches long. This is pow
defed with some small blossoms wrought
In silks In natural colors- rOse-buds, but
tercups, daisies or forget-me-nots: il Is
then lined with satin the same color ms
the Hover used, and interlincd with can
ton flannel or several pieces of stiff mus
"A fHtN Is.Il e. fl... 4 III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10


Mrs Margaret f.. Delund has just
given The finishing touches to hcr novel
"Pmlip aud His Wife," which ls soon
10 be given to the public.
Tho princrgs of Wales is said to have.
In u carefully arranged and tahula led
collection, every bat aud bonnet she has
worn these three years past.
Poems over the signature Of annie
Fields, which uppelr in the leading
magazinrs, are written by tile widow Of
~ Wen known publisher, James r.
The University Of Chicago puts women
on the same bUsis as men. whether stu.
dents or teachers. It's History aud pollti-
cal Science club has two or three young
women on Its list of officers.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Crugrrs home.
ldnlcssc, on Long Island has It's guest
rooms furnished ufter flowers. each fol
lowing in tint designs of hAngiugs and
the like, some particular blossom
Mrs. Lydia Bradley, public spirited
lady of Peoria, H., has given that city
700 acres of land as permanent sit,
Tor ihc slate fair, provided the CITY will
fairs.
The London Times saws that the ,,e.
irnthnl of the csnrewitch and Princes.
Helene OF Orleans may be- announced
any day, Princess Hrlene Is ne dnuph
ter of The Count Of Paris She Is 30
years old,
Fire are now nearly two hundred
women prncllciug dentistry ia the United
Sthtes. Although about thirty yenrs
n9oe me INST woman began practice in
ms profession, 1t is only within mo
last ten years that the number entering
the profession has become considerable.
Miss Eddy IA prndunto r-,,,,, ga. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
WORD HISTORY.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tea is a Chinese word
Ukase is Of Russian origin.
Gin was first made at Geneva.
Villain was formerly farmer.
Acre formerly meant any field.
Pillow lace Is made on a pillow.
Candy was first made in Gambia.
Guinea fowls came from Guinea.
Frieze first came from Friezland.
Peck was once only a poke or bag.
Lemons originally came from Lima.
Florins were once made in Florence.
Huzzy Is corruption of housewife.
Magnets were discovered at Magnesia.
Tulle was invented at T'ulle, in France.
Canaries came from the Canary Is
lands.
Sarsanet was first made by the Sara
Gems.
Gillyaower is "a corruption of July
flower
Taboo and tattoo are of Polynesian
origin.
Farewell means may you fare or travel
we'll.
Marlgoll took it's name from Queen
Mary Stuart,
Ascalon gave the world the odorifcrous
shallot
Bingham comes to us from the Javan-
ese Language.
Kreutzer was so called from the cross
on the reverse.
Broadclo!h took its name from its un-
usual width.
Fetish and zebra are from dialect of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

US Christmas time draws near women
hegin TO consider what they can do In
the way OF gift making, aud the happleSt
woman Is that one Vito has the sl,in
aud tho time to make the largest number
of people happy by pretty gifts of her
own handiwork. IL Is not necessary
nor Is 1t best that the Christmas romem-
hranea represents the expenditure of
money. II should more properly, IN Aar-
tnony with the origin ot the custom and
the event COMMUNICATED represent a TER
tain amount OF self denial and Win
ingness to sneud ourselves in the service
of another A. 81 our custom every ycar,
we publish directions for making a few
simple thlngs in The hope that the hints
thus furnished viii De OF use 10 some
reader of this departmcut
dainty glove mcider IA easily made,
and VIII prove an acceptable tritlc for a
young lAdy's room, Get small III.
blue Flnton. letting them hang down u
short distance from the ring. 10 one al.
tach a pair Of small silver topped scis-
sorsi TO another q pretty shaped needle
DOOR OF blue plush; 10 the third tic a sill
YER finger, which any icwoler win make
iier you This Is to put in tho finger OF
the glove while mcnding il. no the
fourth ribbon sew hraid,d strand Of all.
fercnt eolorcd silks Have the silver ring
hang from two broad pieces OF ribbon.
which arc ioined with bow at the Top.
a less expensive one quay hN made hv
using a wooden finger aud steel scissors.
Many and various are tho uses Of cha.
mois IN the manufacture Of pretty things
glove and nioacioir eases, photo
rrAph holders. table aud book
covers, are gifts that any onc
skilled N the iise Of neeic or brush
can readily make. One Of the losllest
book cases may be made AZ a vcrv nsis
bun cclored channels, decorated With 4
spray Of autumn leaves done in shaded
browns. The skin Ia fastsasd perfectly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

yoii,s Of I've eggs. beaten light, and one
rnp Of milk Add gradually three and
one-half cups Of flour. Flour one pound
Of raislns aud one-half pound Of citron cut
IN small pieces, with one-hRlf Of a cup Of
flour and ndd to the batter viii. one tea
spoonful Of cinnamon and n small nutmeg
grated. Beat the whites of the eggs TO u
stiff, dry froth aud add 10 the cake. with
two tcasp0oniuls Of huking powder. Bake
as minutes In a moderate oven.
Cake iilling-A very good filing for a
layer cake II made from the yolks OF two
eggs, four ounces Of powdered sugar, a
cupful of sweet and moderately thick
cream. one pound VI chopped walnut
meats. and the white Of two eggs Beat
tho yolks Of the eggs and mix thoroughly
with the powdered sugar, then beat tie
cream and add It TO the eggs and sugar.
Rsnt again. then ndd the frothed whites
Of the eggs and tie nuts. Spread be-
tween the layers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

The, re-appearance Of the Grip cs,,.
Jones, publisher OF the Leader M NJ ~
Texas. He was sick IN bel Ion In ~,
with the grip during its preveienS Sa' : >
year or two ago. Later in tho seoso,' a
had a second attack. He saw. "In ti Nv
latter case used Chamberiain's Car.p
Remedy and with conslderable sn Iousn
! think, only, being in bed a little over
; aMo nsSs, I5e second attack, am SAT.
as the first, but for the use Of 'tbgs oau
edy II should be horne In nina that
the grip Is much the same ne x IN.
severe cold and requires prerissi,. 's Ky
same treatment. When Won VIA u ~,
eure cold quickly and effectively s,xS 20
nus feniedy a trial. % and 80 cent bo,5
p. Nieks & Co, druggists. ~ "uu D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
THE GAZETTEER EE WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. DECEMBER l0 1883

- .f.,,o,fa "a
maid, "breeiug me 2e wan clHhrelle' Ne
young ladies would not or smoke
"Xat c,s goot Clare, zat ees goot' now
bring @ re me luncheon.
rs stage life very hard lifef broke
in the other Of the two young girls,
EJECT cess Get es~. Er Glare, er Clare,
yat on left shoes pnches. Win &c pool
Il of once Goot, goot, Clare, goot
"Znt stage life is wan bad life. Ie
MOST travel so much; and must he in
such Murray some time. II cz ze wan
bad life. Some places 70 wine ist bad;
some time 20 bucks are slow; some time
@ ze hotel are not goot. and q some times
~ maids 1ult. ] tell you lndecs, ct ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

I never had a bit oilNthnul
life.
To think, Of twenty wmnir{
be my wife. Il
The only one that eva lrirIE
"yes" 10 me
Is she ] quarrel with ct lrek,
time and tea.
1 never took a rattle pine s1a
last spring,
And that for me Was feally ~
I'd lost the thing. n
1t was a hlg NewfOmdhaa u 4
vicious brute.
Who, when ! tried 10 take 90 n
cd up my Sunday suit.
II I 60 into Wall street Just 70 H|
est cent,
That's just about the sun ! nd
OF extent.
/ bought ten thousand B. mi /
ZEN for q year,
anu W lltil FipNtl AiAt litl " ~
nickel clear.
I'm always meeting borrower 4
meet the friend
Who has Il single dollar "a nj
lend.
But when ] 80 to lunch Q, on, 7 =
sure 10 see
A half n dozen fellows vho NJ
sit" with me.
That "sitilng with me" bal1a
III like to try.
But when I'm ready fW me ~
MOI a fellow by.
I'd like to get up eren Win -
that small score.
But ] don't expect 10 do Y z
eiglity-four
It's all because ! have no lu1 :
I'm Ignored.
The lovely dame ne'er looks q
tlnn untOward,
l really think should l lnsie 2
dent, and fab
Down through an elevator sniN
hurt at all. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Whilst wrapt in day dream I.
And hummlng a song o. w "
l woke with a start ai J illlI
The DEPTHS OF Its neanlns Y.
The mlnstrels sang loudly % "
of glorles Of lands far aEW
Tho cycles have wane1 slnf
Its wisdom Is patent todAl. =
Could ! add n wonl 20 iis s9a ,,-
For easing Of sorrow W.
Il might be that Children wy.
Might say | had not hYl I. "
II might he that some bnnesl NJ
When called on TO lay cow ~
Might bless me for siriflnN w. W
In helping to point out 'n' -
I've sped through a counltJ Y y y Z
Gazid henswaril and thelxN.ss',. y
NV ewes have grown dlm w. Z.
NV heart In It's place has ~ n
With vistas OF health lea'r ~
Around me wherever fe4l a,
Nv thourhts have reclifrel 70 y
Astounding on all sidef 2.
Ye t0ilers IN alleys, u clle',
We weary. Oppressed am e' i'Sll
Leave sin shame and sorror, i. - =
co ont and shake HANDS ~, W ~
why rronn under burdens wv Y, w
Why clamor at plgmies VIZ ~ "
WHY breathe hut the ar p, IA
Why listen TO doginls IN, .ns, isusil
Let blue skies above ne XVI ,,,l XII
Great Nature your lfhuainp, Mi "A
The earth Sin IT, fullrIe v"
A rich and bountiiu i'1
Why toll, for mls'rape X raIn
In atmOsphefes laden VII ~ n
When miles upon miles xatas,
And cltles are still 70 p 'hbii.slif
In lands where TO lahoi =
In lands or perennial SUI -
Where Nature meets flan p,ssil j
povine fiye-fnld for duiie. u " ~
Fran frulta OF the earth q. y
Drink air from the in9l ll'.-e- I
Your hearts viii grow 49, ~ ~ n
Work honestly-Soa IVY
And II II he true as ~ 1890 !
nv MAJ God-Hin hif imae IN
90 emulate hint Create s9 ass's 4. "a
'Tis sefion will sweeiep , Xxx
IT'S honesty leads men ~ ~ An
'Tls labor wins honor =. "a M 4 y
Strike out FOR this new -r,ef
A destiny carve for w. 4, ,,,,eni .
rrhan honor'd hy I'LL who Nv .,'l. "
IN homes that your oNn .,..s,csft
M ~ i. ',,.',, ~ ilfe f0u can
Yonr DEBTS to ynef 'iil a,.,,s,icsa y
~. II. Barnes a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that bo .,
the senior partner OF the firm Of n l. tshs
iney q Co. doing business In the City Of
Toledo, county and state aforesaid and
that said iirm VIII pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
Of catarrh that cannot be cured BY Tho nse
OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribeI 4,
my presence, this 9th day of December. A.
u. isSG A.
(seal. a. w. GLEASON,
"a Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internSilv.
and nos directly on the blood and mucous
mails, free
n. ], CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

This old reliable place is receiving dnHv
In the way of fish, game, meats, oystcra
and all the doiicacies Of the season. La Nv
sons cooks are famous Off their ocnam.
plishments in the culinary line Exenr.
slonists coming into the city will find il
to their advantage TO visit either No /
or No. . for dinner or lunch of apy lind
The hest and cheapest meal in the civ
can he had at either place. No. 3l2 Main
or zoos Lower Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
MY GARDEN.

Rose plot,
Frlnged pool,
Ferncd grUt--
The vefiest school
OF peace; and yet the fool
Contends that God Is not
Not God! In gardensl when the eve Is cool
Nay but l have sign;
IT'S very sure God walks In mime,
from "old John and Other Poems II. p.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
OVER THE WAY.

Over the way on bending bough
a Joyous bird Is singing now,
Into the heart OF the simmer day
Trilhng merry roun1eley.
And over the way, the blinds are drawn,
a mothers hope and love IS gone;
without, the song--within, the gloom
A babe lies dead in the darkened room.
Robert foreman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
AS IN THE DOsq q.


As In the long ago. nv n,
AS IN the long asl'
] wander DER the fiess 20
Each object there REAR, N A .t 3.
Each fragrant zephyr M. n ~
For tender Joys In dars ~,
Now falls again The efu'.
And calls The thrush y "
As In the long ago, IN, M
As in the long ,r,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

When the japanese and the Coreans
hitch horse, they do so by tying
his forefeet together. Hitchng posts
arr never used either in COrea or Japan,
except by foreigners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

a copy Of the original eiitior - =.
Waltcn's Angler" printed In ie5a isaac
recently cold for nearly Si5n6 was
Cleveland book firm. Vow by a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
DEPARTMENT
EDITED BY MRS. NJ. n. WALTON.

TINT survives such an experience Il love
iuderd, made for eternity as well ~
time.
Much sarcasm has been expended on
the woman in front with a wide or
high hat; but all thcater-gocrs will agree
that the woman behind is quite as mnch
OF an annoyance: one disturbs the sense
Of sight, while the other dsturbs the
sense Of hearing. People 10 not go to u
play, concert or n public meeting to
talk 10 each other about commonplace
affairs If the woman behind you Is IN
acquaintance. at the moment you are
most Interested she Is apt 10 lean over
aud whisper; If She is siringor she
usually has companion to whom she Is
talking, aud by the timc she is quiet the
sweet strain in the thrilling passage IS
ended. The man who goes ont between
the acts Is q nuisance, hut the annoyance
Of a talking woman behind Is not delayed
until the curtain Is rung down, and is con-
Hnuous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
~ ~ AZ As I'M in ~ VIZ ,.lHy VIZ

In young loves dream ~ y.
Again the Isn't Of crsslns n, 4. I
Shines In mine own N ~.
Again the distant chine,sI |. y. n
Peal forth the hour n no. N ~. I.
~ In the long ago. nv In.
As In the long aro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
As In the long ara, M, 4,

As IN the lons ~
The vespers' dying esAe,. i. /
Among the hills. Anlnf M
And moan and weep NJ 4,
Where grass plumes 4 q, ~ sl
And sway IN mute Ar 4, Y
VIII He calls the tlrudnxi,J N
As In the long ago, uhie
As IN the l0ngia
Emile Piclshsft s - I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Inwnrd illumination.

That molos, Gears. tumors, cancers.
etc, can be removed by tho application
Of an electrically heated wire the public
is already more or less aware. That tine
interior Of mans body may bc go NJ
up that he will present somewhat the
appearance Of an Old fashioned lantern
with a dim light burning inside has also
been asserted frequently, but tho process
Of accomplishing this IN not familiar
IL Is done By electric lights which, on
small scale arc like those that shine
upon poles and towers Asmall electric
light bulb at the end of a long tube Is
inserted into patients stomach. Tho
button Is pressed, and his stomach bc.
comes luminous. BY an arrangement
Of mirrors the phyaciln is able TO seo
the insideco1t7 Of the stomachitself and
determine what kind Of dyspepsia that
man has, whether IL was brought ON ly
FREQ luuchcs on oyorindulscnco in hard
work.
Whenever tho blood 30 perfectly
healthy It u bright red and clear. Ii
the hand is held up before light, tho
light win shine through it clear and semi.
transparent unless there Is some wound
or eruption; then tho fingers viii look
dark, and the sgmitanparoncy will not
DO manifca. So the unhealthy stomach
looks thirE r0l dWrli and viii not lot tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
THI TEX DESERRT NEWS SHOULB
BIB SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
EECB TO lNT OTHER PAPER.

IT II tho organ of tho CAufch a,
Jesus Christ of Laiier.dhy saluts, and
tho authorised medium through which
The Views, wishes aud insirucuons OF IN.
church Authorities AFRO pressed ane
given TO tho Saints
Al may always 10 relied upon =.
advocating or d0ioniing tho right lido Of
oycry question proper Tor public journals
IN tioAt upon.
st Ia devoted h tho iniors, OF tina
Lr'or-day saiuut, and La, from IT, Ia.
coption. yhlisnily dciondoi their righ-
and advocated tho principles In which
they believer aud oyory latter.dsy saint
should therefore fool under obligations To
DO his part m holp.ng 90 sustain H..
at IL not published for spsoulaiion,
and never has boon. but for tho good
which u Ia capable OF accomplishing; tho
profits, ~ any there be- derived from H.
tcIng devoted TO extending iis sphere II
usoiulness aud tsuohtling The oommu.
uly,
b.-It II doing ~ utmost 10 estabiiah
home Industries, among which are paper
making and typO.founding. slefeoiy ping
aud elsotroplailng branches necessary
10 tho development ard independence OF
tho community. but which, during their
Infancy (which 10 this Territory thoy
have not yet passe1l, can only be carried
on at a pocuniary loss.
O.-Thsrc IL no danger OF any sub.
scriher 70 the NEws miliug to got what bo
subsoribcs Tor through failure Of tho bus.
inoss and a -lspon,!on ~ the publication
- result In the case Of hundreds Of
nowspAper vontuto- every year.
I'll Ia printed In readable type. 20
that even the aged can peruse 4. without
difficulty or danger 10 their cyesisht.
SIT Il free from Objectionable advsr-
Elements, 10 that no parent need fear
that his children viii have their minds
corrupted from having acccss To iti in
fact, Il refuses thou'auds OF dollars worth
Of the bes, paving advertisements ANN.
ally, because Il IL devoted TO the moral
and spiritual Interests Of i,s readers in-
stead OF to getting gain nc their expense.
p.-liH tone Is not regulated by public
opinion nor the hone Of gaining suhscrib.
ers or advertisements. II advocates that
which is right and condemns that which
v wrong, regardless OF results, financial
or Otherwise.
lO.-it noyor nauseatcs IT, readers By
palminH on columns Of seli.pTAise for
nows items
1.-THE Nrws practices no deception
and resorts 10 no subtorfugos 10 Induce
people to subscriboi but on the contrary,
prefers 10 stand on liz own merits, a. tho
peoples newspaper, with a promise only
10 do its utmost to give lie patrons thu
null value Of their money-a promise
which It has endeayorod to faithfully
Keep In the past
i2-ln conclusion, II Ih,ter.day
Saint can Afford to subscribe Tor only ono
newspaper, that paper should DO tho
DEsEUNt NEwsi aud n more than one,
the NEWS should invariably DO tho frat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

ngnt snine clear ana rcu through It,
This is true Of every part Of the body.
Wherever there Is o cancer. tumor or
anything that thickcns and darkens the
bright red muscular tissue, or wherever
there is q foreign body in the stomach, 70
can be discerncd in moment by this
soarchlight OF the human anatomy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
Ladies' Ready Made Suits
At Half Prlco to Close
Theml

Not a dollars worth Of good, will
be carried over In this Department.
Do not fail to Inspect these Biggest
Bargains.
$3.50 Suit assorted limo Of Blazer
Suits.
$40 Suit elegant Eton or Blazer
Suiis In tan, black or blue.
500 suit Eion or Blazer Suits In
Fine Storm Strgos.
$500 Suit; Fancy Trimmed Elton or
Blnzor Suits.
$500 Suit; beautiful assortmont ~
suits in all -lylos and color..
Every suit IN our large and
beautiful stock marked a.
closing out prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18

We honor North Carolina above near
ly every other state In this Union. She
Is a great and good state. The railroad
commissioners OF North Carolina have
issued an order that baggage smashing
on the roadsof that state shall DO stopped
honceforth. so FAR as wo can discover
these gentlemen ar5 tho first railroad
commissioners or railroad officials of
any kind TO tako measures 20 prevent
eSprcvmon and brakcmun from playing
baseball with passengers trunks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
MT ATI0NAL BANK
IN or THE X
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox, President.
J.. q harriok, Vice-President.
j.. A. knrls, Cashier.

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.
lansing in an its branches transacted. II.
chanse Drawn on The principal citics Of Europe.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Irectors-Goo, a. Lowe Emanue Kahn,
iuIgo j., q Sutherland III, J.. A. Gunner, W,
= rmeley, G. holmes, Frank Knox l.. q.
harries, J, a. EArs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
SaIoly Doposlt 600 Ior al

NHHhfh = ono ~ in Huy sum, from 81
up received uuH iutefest HIoToi 49,
lti cent per uhnUm. compounded four
Nluof year Go rHsponIl noe collected.
an any Sums forwarded tY cIuutry de-
posiIors carefully attended o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-18
ANlnniclnnl I.,ncrlmcnt.

Tho city Of Cleveland had IS boards.
and tho municipal administration was
not conducted In o highly satisfactory
manner either Then the voters decided
that tho boards must go. They applied
| Tor and got a now city charter, which
reduced the number of their city depart
monts 10 six. There was one man at the
! head Of each Of those, and he was mp
/ pointed by the mayor Tho city council
has the veto power over The mayors
nominations. however The argument
IN favor of fewer departments and no
boards 90 90 was that 10 would mako one
man responsible for the good or IN work.
ing Of bis department. just as Is the case
In business houses. aud that one man
could bl pinned down aud made 10 give
the reason in case Of extravaganza or
mismanaggment
Cleyolaud'a mayor Mr. Rose, has
made the first report Of the workings Of
the city government under thcuow char
ter Following are some Of the items
from that report Most Of tho depart
mouu have been run with less money
than under She old system. Little pick.
iuga and atoaluea were uncarihod nll
along the line. In tho fire department
there woro short weight Of coal and
short measure " h0rsc feed. mud tho
contractors worr brought to timc hand.
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