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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-02-20

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-02-20

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-02-20
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-02-20
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-02-20

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ARTICLE XII.


s~rffon 4 The city council shall, unless
otherwise prescribed oy the laws OF the
s;ase exercise control and nanag sn1enr
Of the harDor and water front Of the CITY
OF Seattle, and shall, BY ordnance estan-
lish such rules ard regulations SIS shall
prevent any sncFOseafEfsht Ag0A tAS th4a~
area OF the same.
Gee. 2 The construction OF all wharvee
which may be built BY the city. and all
rer.afrs an fhe same. or other work done
on ire water front by the city. shall DO
perforrned by tne board Of public works,
after proceedings had In the manner ard
form prescribed for the construction, Inn
sec. 3 The city council shall by ordA-
nance regulate the tolls for wharfage.
So~kaRs and other charges At all Hharxes.
ellps docks and landing places within the
rltv and provide for tina regulation OF
beTths ard landing Of all steamers. eail
yeesels baraes or other wafer craft. and
shall exercise IN regard 70 all such
such other control not herein specified as
ei,au not h@ inconsistent with the laws OF
lie United States aid Of the State Of Wash
Fec. 4 The city council may by orii-
nance order the construction Of wharVes,
slips. docks or landing places upon any
arrests abatting upon or leading into any
navIgahIs waters within the city. which
wharyes. slips. docks and landing places.
when - constructed. shall remain under
the sxclusiys control OF the city.
Sec 8 The mayor. by and wtth the adj
vice and consent OF tbs city council. shall
appoint a port warden. who shall perform
ter. in relation 10 harnors and wharses,
a. may be prescribed by ordnance. and
who shall be deemed the head OF tlie harDor
GenaEiment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23

legislation By nlFn deemed necessary 10 i'm
prove the condition and Administration o.
The fire Department AM shall rssp5rf In Ike
manner fuzzy 70 fBs CRY couucll ms asssz-
re4s and condition % the fire Department,
fis1vefns, the number CT alarms Responded
10. tire estimated loss ~ each Ere during
the year, with tae cassse E1ere9fs with ssEc b
other information a. be can furnish tent
fng 70 throw iighk upon ire advancement
OR IMPROVEMENT OF the Department and
the necessities thereof. also an estimate
o. money required 70 pay salaries ard ex-
rsTsseS OF the fire Department fer f8ss en-
suing fiscal year, sDs~sifviCz IN detail me
items for which this same wsls - required
Fsiffh-~The chief SHALL have EUcA further
powsrs and be subject To Ssen fsrtAeT as4~
ties as may be granted o. imp5se1 ~ tae
city council. cNreDt 49, Otherwise IL thus
Charter provided
Elxth--s1 shagg hss the duty % the chief
OF the FIRE department "a inspect and Keep
q record Of all new buildings "a course OF
erection tn tbs city. and rssssrz - the city
council any building Ii proc>ss q con-
strfcffon or completed without the IRE
protection and escapes prescribed ~ lA~
Seventb--Tae chief % ire fsrs de9ar tfflsrt
shall keep d record OF the conduct q tDsn
In the department. ard send coy 9.
same monthly 80 the Secretary o. n etFti
Service CornEnission. keeping sa4d record
IN accordance with the rules OF ana 0bon
forms supplied ~ said commission.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
THE CHARTER or THE CO.
LE.-Con.s.u. q,

See > All engineers s-,,s,,..'s -
% any steam boiler sa.ss~ .s ~
ie ne city ss>4l4 De licensed as.,s, ssssSss-s
- tN@il}taiton as - sitrs.Ss - :. - -
q tiae F0tioFtlts manner rk,s -ss,-@@ssSssstr
- Eetils1alsS.'l s;talt appoint = s,ss.sS -
@Allii'5ts ok yaFee fnefsfers. vsho 49,. = -
e9t pay examine and certify ~, -. -. w
AoT et'slstsers License under ~g.S s-sssaa
mission. - service Ga
Sec Ne person shan e-r-...
steam poller wiIAig the cssv AYrasss -. ~
nFsf oAtAtnaES j license a. 80 N.sasas
grade. A2r sail any perSan ernelss y -
Y etSSd person % operate anv Sas,A III ~ -
Nae GltN council SfEMM enact All r-.ss.sA =
necessary and proper for Carvstr,s. '-es.s.alssss
feet the pEpNlslons 81 this arffr3s - - =
us therein suitable penalties gs~ - s..ssls-
6tsoH CT she requirements 81 sssses -
DSnccs and shall make All aparenvs -. )
ueCVs Sary therefor. and SHAH N .Asaaas
peusatloa OF The boiler inSressto~ ~. ~ ssas
basis 81 work actually psrfar-ns.s u
SHAH also TX the license fee Tor ers-..- ~
and the fees for the anSpa~s' sessse,
boilers: provided, that IN re Z
SHAH the expenses eg fAa "a
OF boiler Inspector. sncsGdin. sas
airy, exceed the receipts from the So
fees and fees Tor examining hssl.--sss -
other income 81 said 0gtice ans ,s,sss =.
further the Zee fer an inspection 49, 8.
exceed five cents per horse power -. g
Zee Tor = license the sam og TIVE co..ass =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23

ARTICLE XIV.



Section l. There shail be a library fund.
Waira shah consist q
Fsrxt-Stseh glfts. ta1uestz ar1 6exlses
rs may ee given. hesSseat;7e4 or devised -
Ire csty ~ sssfsle - ssy Trustee Tor TIE
uses q. purposes * The Seattle fa'ihs Ii
secsna--Tsn per rsntura o. the gross re-
celpts o. the city froEn ali hneS. penalties
ard ssreuses
Tlara-T6s rsnts. Issues and profits de-
rived from any property WHICH m.ag =
~ ths city or any other frBsfee
Fourfh--Any appropriation ts1at the city
council may make Tor sale t2na Erosa ti'Ess
Fifth- sach annual sax levy. not 20 sx-
coed ems nal On tns dollar a. the city
Sc. >. Tsh4s t5tle - ali property belong
ing % the Seattle Puzzle Library sail -
snd remain 10 tns name ~ the city ssl1
shall be held invlolanie IN trust for TIE 1se
and benefits % SAID library.
Sec There shall ~ FIVE library com
niissionefs appointed ~ the mayor. Mao
shall hold Office for Eve years. serve with
out compensation. ard - subject to rs
TD0Tai 10 the mayer The I'VE cqszssnts-
El0ners ilrst appointed shan 80 classify
themselves that ore q them snalI % e2t
a office each year. beginning december
5isf 1ss5. The commissioner having ne
shortest term to serve snail cs chairman
Of the commission ard the librarian ssall
- secretary thereof
There shall b. 4 Librarian appointed by
the mayor. whose appointment ard tenure
sfs4A4A subject 10 ftst btfVNhH-yAsS VI
Gle XVI Of this charter.
Sec. 4. Subject 20 the direction and con-
troll Of the city council. the librarian sAall
have the custody nanaEefment and control
Of the library. and. under civil service
rules have the appointment and renoE-
al OF his EuborGinates.
See & Ii shall 10 the duty Of the libra
~ commissioners 70 visit the library at
least monthly, and 20 make proper recon-
rleadhtiOns 70 the mayor. city COUNCIL ana
librarian concerning the management or
the library and the purchase 81 books.
Sec. g. The city council shall provide for
the EXPENSE or operating maintaining and
charging the library By monthly approprt-
alton from the library fund. the same to
be expended IN the manner provided by
ordnance or by this charter, but shall roc
have power 10 create any debt or obiiga-
tiOn against the fund. eXeent In 80 far as
there shall be money therein with which
to pay the same
See = The Seattle Public Library shall
De open for the use Of the pubic under
sach regulations as the city coun III 81 all
by ordnance IrCscribe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ARTICLE XXI.
streets Upon Tide Lands and Sen and
lake shores.

Section I All streets avenues and other
public highways heretofore ezla8llshed
uaon. over or across any ttfe lands wftn-
ia Ter CITY o. SEATTLE. or INTO TIE Waters
~ lake WASHINGTON, Lake Union. Green
Tatte ar other lakes. streams or bodtes Il
f-csh wafer wifEiu the city q Seattle.
cifto- under and hv virtue ~ the coBstl-
tl,fian ami laws ~ TIRE state OF Washing
ton or under ard ~ vsr5Le q any charter
or diriarr. % tt@ city - Seattle. or bY
~ ~ euv ornor lawfui aut h7rsty estao-
U~kaI az public streets or hlg0Waye- ere
bf~rfv continued. estahlished and declared
u be putiic street, and highways 1f lhs
f..s- 81 G-attie subject 90 the same power
& the city 30 control improve or Faeate
tFa same 80 FL CT gaaH BE provided for
other public streets and nix ways within
1nr etty
Soc 2 The city council may ~ ordinances
rvserd establish or Vacate Buy street over
cr across or along the harbeT, shore or
tide lands in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ALTERNATE PROPOSITION 40. :
In Lieu OF subdivision Fiffech'A
section Eighteen or Article fS
tho Foregoing Charter.

FTftaenth-T0 provide f9r hght 80 !. i
streets and al public places u y "A
and f3r furnishing fna inha1il@lAissSs "a
city with gas. electric Or otlsF A1 S.esr -
for the ownership. purchase ~ ssssrys 4
oIffs5tfBu. construction fgaasf ~ - 80
saeh works aa nay ne neeesssss .t.sse~t =
yeuierf therefor. q charge ana 800 -
the use ~ such light ard - frs~-sl.sg -
uaa and price ~ sueh iaEat s.-.s.v-s.-x
p.lsd bY the ety or other 90 On y sar-.sss
ton. provided, however, iiaat =. .-Ss,see ~ssv
al are such heht plant s18h - - - 81
or first submitting the gueatlllh.
f..,rrhraae 10 TIE electors - tias tses.s.. eo>
Fffteen-n faE-T0 provide - go $50
sfrf1rtlqn nIYen ass or cOglfieffi ( y, ~zsss
arahIp ard operation b. fhe - Z. .ss -
ef..rtrfc or other railways N5tx - - ~
r.,ssfa limits ~ the city. era - skegssas
rae 81 freight and paszsiss ss..ssr,s fssss
49, "a fix alter. rez3iate an e's.4 "a IS
ara rates au All such raii~ as ,s.sissla -
ether railways % ike nsiDIs ggsssss
city eyrneti ~ operated ~ QtLls 49,, - -
"a however that ffn cifF 5.,s srssss-
enter into auy contract Or al
sss.~ fo~ fbe construction ast..sss 49,. ~ -
~ rfesasa. Ownership or Or I,s.s .s5s1aasss
effw ~ any such street fsll s --ss.rsrss-t .
rrss ssfHrtsittiug sura pF1i,9nfss-- ..,sr. = -
agreement - tie qualified rAs@-
CITY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ARTICLE XIV.
The Law Department.

Section !. The law department OF the
city OF Seattl. shall consist OF corpora
tion counsel. assistant corporation counsel
and a city attorney. The corporation coun-
sci shall appoint the assistant corporation
counsel and city attorney, and remove
them at his pleasure.
Sec 2 The corporation counsel shall be
al attorney Of the supreme court or this
state and have been ia the practice Of his
profession IN the city of Seattle for at least
four years next prior 20 his election.
Sec. 3 Tho corporation counsel snail
have full supervisory control Of all the hu-
cation OF the city, or IN which the city or
any OF us departments are interested. and
shall perform such other duties as are or
shall be prescribed by ordinance.
Sec. 4. The assistant corporation counsel
and the city attorney shall perform such
duties as shah be required by the corpora
ton counsel or by any ordinance OF the
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ARTICLE XXI.
INSPECTIONS Of Steam Boilers and IL
censgng Of Engineers.

Section T. TIE MAYOR shall a1notnt after
competitive examination oy competent en-
boiler Inspector W.ho may. Jet 70 80
provisions o. Article XVI Of F}f3s e1arfer.
De- removed oy tine mayor. af31 whose di51Y
n shalt hss TO frlzoect At least once AN
wear an steam Boilers ene atsauT c9aEee-
ffr~s thereof wffh5n the city 5tE4ltH. except
the following Locomotive boilers. boilers
f,7fl=rs subject 10 Inspection - United
states INSPECTORS. ard saCh ofheTe a. may
- EXCEPTED BY the city COUNCIL 8ae hoii-
or Inspector shall perform s3eb otter 1g-
fFas a. may - prescribed - ordnance.
Tsh= {-zrserfior % boilers shall ~ thorough
ard az near as may 30 IN aecoF1afe@ Ntfn
tF.a yYrr.-ts4ous OF the revised Statutes II
fre frnftesi states relating 10 lie asaEec-
ton gs steam loAsSfA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ARTICLE XvIII.

rssv az The Tuesday following this FIRST
Asoa5av ta March. eighteen han irt3 and
rlnaty-six. aEG btannlaAy Thereafter. a
general esez-ssga. Tor the election ~ A
r.sayor members u Ire city council and al
other elective officers fsr the terms pro-
Vtasa fer "a t4ls charter. and speclzl cleo
tiaus saa3 Be na1d al sGch time and for
s7fe-'1 purpose as tas CITY council may ~
ordnance prescribe. except when other
wise provided IA tais charter. pray58-
Of. that az leasr thirty days rctfee saaff
- a. 80 - Ia tine. ll2<s al ~ .oSs VI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-23
ARTICLE NxIu.
Hours or Labor.

In aN public works done hv or .....-
city, either by days work or ly gssns.ll1s
eight hours shall constitute a 1sv.s 49,
and no employee OF The city on ei;y ~.,..
or OF any contractor or s0h-consSsrs.sss = =
such work. shall be required TO IVORY 49,
than eight hours in any one calendar -
proVt ded, however, that this ertscls 80
not Ge SO construed as 10 Ia any Ynss-s.
apply TO. or affect any contract enserss y
10 ny the city prior TO the adOpti0n v n.
charter This article shall Dc enlorcas \.
the city council by ordinance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

Jacksonville. Fla, November 27.--New,
from Havana tonight IS to the effect that
some operations from the field have been
reported at the palace, Weyler's staff Ga
GERS have been unupunlly busy today max =
ing preparations for some move II Is ru.
morad that fighting has taken place near
Marlol between tho Insurgents and the
Spanish forces though n can not be verb
fed, as the military attaches of the Tnlace
rofIee all information II Is known TIA
orders taye been issued doubling the guard
OF the outside foriihcatlnns around the
city. and that nows has reached the cap
tain general Of the presence OF large guer.
rilln forces near the city Whether they
are from Naceos army or not can not be
Gscoriaiued.
The truchn WAS forced twice this week
each time large bodies Of Cubaus crossing
and with slight loss
One Of the militia trains was dynRmited
near Marlcl yesterday, causing a spanish
loss Of ais or seven soldiers Killed and sew
eral worGdcd.
A Spanish report states that a lotaoh
mont N Cuhaus was routed west Of Msrlci
yesterday. With heavy lass. This Is doubt
"a IN cuban circles as they clal:l that the
reverse Is the truth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
A NEGLECTED. COLD
Roaults Ia Chronic Catarrh and Bron-
chilis--Curod by Peru ma.

Roaults Ia Chronic Caiarrh ond Bron-
chilis--Curod by po-ru,na.
The following testimonial iB IN old old
story. We receive u great many letters like
This, Some one has had a cold. He neglet ted
to take ro.ru-na for it ms he shouil have
done 1t runs Tn until chrunic oatarIh.
bronchitis OF consumption results. if he
begins to take Po-ru-nn before Il Us too
late lie Ia sure to be cured, l.yon after
1t is toe late TO receive cure. great re-
iief from suffering is experienced Her
nurd King, National Military Homo. i.ony-
cnworth, Kan. writes tcw words which
cvcry one shoulI heed:
II viii write y1u few lines Tor puhllra-
tiun to make known VIVA; rc.ru ma has
done for me, took severe cold which
neglected II developed into cntarrh and
bronchitis and IN short time oceans
chronic. tried everything ! saw adycr-
tscd. Witch did me- no good. l raw tho
great tonic 70 u-ng. adpcrtlpnd ! bought
ona bottle fnuni myself 40 much bot
TER after tnirilg II | wrote you for advice.
which ypn kindly continued to give M. fice
o. thurRc, fnT fVc munths Now | aln
henry 10 inform ynu and tho public that
am perfectly cured nf catnrrh and hron-
ohlils mako this statement IN hope that
some OF my comrades viii see II aud be
benefited thereby
Send 10 the 20 ru-nn Drug Manufacturing
company NJ Columbus. Ohio. for an Illus
trntch hook I'm chrrnio r1tnrrh ~ - pages,
written By pr hartman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29
SIN In "a Mexican Jail.

Luling. Texas. November 27.-Mnck
Stewart. the Texan who has been In prison
at rarral. Mexico, fer the last fourteen
months. accused OF murder, IS siil wait
iur for irlal The story Of stcWart'g ar
lest was reported 70 The Pos, over Il
yoor AGO: Ieitera from him TO frlenIs here
lave been published. and u was confidently
forpl that the authorities of our sister
republic would accori him trial on ,ae
merits Of the case ana allow him TO intru-
duce evidence for his defense Such how
ever, docs not seem TO be the tactics ~
ihc Mexican so, ornmeni. Poor Stewart Il
In dungeon, debarred from meeting his
friends. chained II he makes any outcry
for bis inhuman treatment. The people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

Hompstead Texas, November S--A IN.
mlttoe Of citizens appointed ut the mass
meeting held Thursday night made par
tial canvass OF the city to see il enough
subscribers could be had for electric lights
and hyirants 10 come up to the present
demands OF Colonel l.. a. Ellis, who ia
willing To put an electric Hight AMI water
works plant into THIS city undcr II gulran-
tee OF 800 lights and $50 bydrants being
taken nj so cents per mouth. The cdn-
yassing committees were harnase1 by the
Indictment weather but The result u 50
far very satisfactory. Three hundred and
seventy. FIVE lights and 40 hydmnis rave
Loon SUI scrlbcd Tor. The remainder VIII
De eqsiiy obtained from the city. county.
the railroad company. the churches and
many private parties who have not been
seen yet
Two thousand moro bales Of cotton have
been shipped from hero this seaaoa than
for the same period last season. Besides
there IS more cotton In the yards and held
by private parties The cry that no cottpn
has been made has been turning out 10 be
a great bugaboo, at least throughout this
county.
The first cold spell OF tho season IS on
hand and merchants are getting the iirst
opportunity 10 lower the stacks Of over
coats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

Ray. Texas. November %. AT meeting
OF the Ray Demo ratio club the following
resolutions were adopted
Whereas, We behave the principles ad
vocatod by Dal.-Ga News to be dangerous
TO the liberties Of the people. and that IT
Is unfair In Its news columns and unicmo-
cratic in ITS principles, and not in sympathy
with the class OF people on whom it de
ponds for its existence; therefore, be IL
Resolved, Tint We the members OF the
Ray Democratic club do hereby condemn
said papers as being unworthy OF our sup
port
Resolved. That in it's stead VIZ indorsc
The Houston Post for it's fairness. It's prin-
ciples, and its brave fight for democracy
In the campaign just closed
Rosolyd, That We, the mcmbers OF the
Ray Democratic club, do heIeby pledge
ourselves to 2ealousy renew bur energies
and 70 continue TO earnestly advocate the
free coinage OF both gold and silver at the
present legal ratio Of l6 to /, regardless OF
International agreement
Resolved That We find William Jennings
Bryan true patriot aud an able states
man; one in whom We place all confidence
aud who we believe would 10 the best Of
his ability execute the principles set forth
IN the democratic plltforri adopted at Chi
oago. and proclaimed b. him in his ad-
dresses 70 the people and therefore be II
Resolved. That copy OF these rcsolu-
tions he spread upon the minutes OF the
club, and also a COPY he sent to each Of
the county papers AMI 10 The houston Post
Tor pui lcstion,
]. W. Bland. President
I. d. RcngOr, Secretary,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

trimmings, and does not differ In appear
anco from any street car carrying three
cOlors There are no windows. but lnita-
tons ~ them with the iusldc blindn pulled
up. are 80 Hkillfully painted as to look Ike
the real thing The sprinkling is done b. a
pipe that sWiugs out from the end OF the
car. only one side Of the street IN watered
at a time. th's being NJ the right, the other
side being attended 10 on tho ro;Irn trip.
Three men hrc required the motormau
another 70 look after the trolley and third
TO manipulate the sprinkling pipe which
has 10 be swung In 20 avoid teams and
ohgtrucilons The latter also regulates the
flow Of water. shutting II on nj crossings
and when passing points not desirable 10
wet down.
~ the street commissioners office not a
lisp Of opinion on the new sprinkler is ven
tnrCd
n is to be given months trial" It
was said and when the time Is up We
shall probably be able to report on II. The
parties controlling Il are running It for
the thirty days et their own expense. the
city having nothing TO do with Il They
pay the city for the water and the West
End for the use Of the tracks"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-29

of the First National bank OF Amarillo aud
owns private bank at Panhandle He
made the remark after driving over a city
OF 1000 population In which there were
manufacturing establishments that do n
yearly business that reaches up in the hun
dreda OF thousands OF dollars. and which
is the terminus Of three railroads and the
division for another Il have read a great
deal about Beaumont" continued Nj. Paul.
and until | came here no one could have
made me believe that there was but one
bank In the city Why, the population OF
Amarillo never exceeded 1000. and yet we
have two banks, and the one am con-
uected With pays an average dividend of
1919 per cent. D." Mr.. Paul returned 20 Amar-
lilo. but he Will come back to Beaumont.