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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-03

Doubly essential II IL that you snouIa az
nrovided with some reliable family medl-
cine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters 10 the
beat of its class, remedying thoroughly as ~
does such common ailments a. indigestion,
constipation and biliousness, and anording
safe and speedy help In malariai cases
rheumatism and Inactivity OF Me hdneys'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-03

THERE are follies as catching ~ CONT
Ufous disorders. -Rochefo
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CHARITY ever finds In the act reward, Ana
needs no trumpet In tho receiver. -BeaS
mont and Fletcher.
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FRS stopped free and permanently cured
No fits after first days use OF Or. hine,s
Great Nerve Res orer. Free " trial po,tie
& treatise. DIR. KLINE, 933 Arch st. Phiia ,ra-
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suBrIxrY may deceive you; integrity
never will.-Cromwell.
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CALAMITY Is q mans true touchstonA-
Beaumont and Fletcher.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-07-03
HalI's Cstarrh Cure
Ii taken internally. Price 7Sc.

FAIsKHoop IL susceptible OF an innnlsy
combinations, but truth has only one moos
OF being. Rousseau.
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AFTER six years. suffering, ] was cured y
PIso's CURE.-MARr THOMSON, AH Ohm
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O. yRrgSp, as long as study and practice
humility. know where am. -Cleobulus.
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WHAT succeeds we keep, and u becom
che habit of man kind Parker.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-05-30
The entertainment and ball

The entertainment and ball
given last Sunday by Wild. Rose
mond Berard, at Duchamp's hall
was not very largely attended.
The theatre part was rendered by
the amateurs of Broussardville.
The criminal term of the Dis
trict court opened here Monday,
but to the surprise of Judge Voor-
HES, no jury had been drawn for
this term. The failure to draw
the jury is due to the fact that
Mr.. A. V. Fournet, the Clerk of
Court, who must supervise in per-
son the drawing of the jury, was
not here at the time prescribed by
law for the drawing of said jury.
Of late we have heard a good
many complaints from the law
yers against Judge VOORHEES,. but
we begin to believe these COM
plants are unreasonable. In this
case the Clerk of Court is to
blame; and if only three or four
civil cases have been fixed for
trial, it is only because the law
yers did not want to fix their
cases, and continued them.
Our young Representative
James Simon, has INTRODUCES bill
in the Legislature to punish. crap
players. 1t is, clearly evident
that our young friend is on a ''hot
trail" which, if followed will flush
up other game. Is it possible
that this is but the preliminary
step to haul up" other sorts OF
gambling. For instance, card
gambling at private residence
We hope the young gentlemen
will not stop or falter, in his evi,
dent desire to stop crap shooting
as we'll as other forms of gam.
bling.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-05-30
SUCCESSION SALE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Iberia,
In the matter Of the Succession
ALIx SEGURA deceased wife Of MOliere
Romero,
18th Judicial District Court,
Probate Docket No 1868,

By virtue of an order and a commits
sion from the HOnsrable Nineteenth Ju-
dicial District Court OF the State of
Louisiana, said order bearing date Febr-
ry 9th 1896, in accordance with the de-
alterations and advice of family NEE
ting and Oh the terms and conditions
fixed by said meeting held before W. A..
Bienvenu Notary Public in and for the
Parish of st. Martin, on the 18th day Of
January 1896, to me directed. will offer
for sale and will sell at public auction
to the last and highest bidders, at the
last residence of the deceased in the
Parish of St. Martin, between the legal
sale hours on
Saturday the 9Th day Of June 1896.
the following described property viz:
A certain tract of land in the Parish
of st. Martin situated on Lake Tasse.
containing 500 eighty 4l-l0O arpents.
bounded north bv land of Mozart Con
drOn, south by those of Decuir heirs, east
by Lake Tasse Spanish Lake. and west
by Morgan's La. and Tex, Rail Road
track, designated as lot No 3 of plat OF
survey of record in the files Of said sue
cession, made by P. Guilfoux April End
1896.
Another tract of land adjoining lot
No 3, bounded north by said GOndrOn,
south by said Decuirs. east by said Rail-
road track and west by lot one Of said
plat, and designated as lot two Of the
plat referred to above and containing
40 $1,000 arpents.
Another tract of land adjoining lot No
2, bounded north by said GondrOn, south
by said Decuir heirs, east by lot 2, and
| west BY lands Of Grange and designated
as lot one of said plat, and containing
thirty nine 900 arpents.
Terms and Conditions: One third OF
the purchase price cash. and the balance
on a credit of one, two and three years
payable on equal instruments secured BY
a special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege. and bearing per cent inter.
est from date of sale, vendors to fur
nish their notes secured as above.
MoLIERE ROMERO. Tutor.
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By virtue of an order from his Honor
the Judge of the 10th Judicial District
Court Of Louisiana. holding session in
and for the Parish of st. Martin. dated
May End 1896. issued in the above men,
toned matter. and to me directed.
|. Dan. W. VOORHEES,, as Syndic Of the
InsOlvent Estate of Numa Cormier. will
offer for sale and will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at the residence Of Numa Cormier,
in this Parish. on
Saturday, the 18TH day OF June 1876.
between the legal sale hours, and on the
terms and conditions hereinafter stated,
the following described property, to wit:
"lst. A certain plantation situated in
the Parish of st. Martin, containing
about One hundred and fifty arpehts in
superficial area. Bounded north by Al
bert Mouton; South by Public Road; east
by Alphonse Benjamin. and west ending
at an angle on the Public Road; with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of
dwelling house, &C., &c.
"2nd, About two hundred arpents Of
land in Prairie MarOnne" acquired
from A. V. FOurnet."
ALSO eight mules. four mares, two
horses, four cows with calves. one wa
gon. one carriage, and lot OF notes
judgments. and accounts due to the said
Numa COrmier &C.. &c.
Terms and Conditions: CASH.
St. Martinville, La, May 5th A. D
1895. DAN. W. VOORHEES,.
Syndic.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-05-30

While i'm Stockton; Cal, some time
ago, Thos. +. Langan, Of Los BanOs, that
state. was taken very severely with
cramps and diarrhOea. lie CHANGED to
meet MIR. c. NJ. Carter, who was similar
ly afflicted. He says: Il told him of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy. and we went to the Hol-
den Drug Store and procured bottle Of
it. It gave Mr.. Carter prompt relief and
can vOuch for its having cured me-"
For sale by 7. j. Liable, druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-05-30

st. Louis, Mo-, was visited by a
terrible storm Wednesday, that
spread ruin and desolation over
the whole city and country SUI
rounding. Four hundred persons
are reported killed and over one
thousand wounded. The loss in
property amounts to thousands OF
dollars.
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Local News.

bought the De st. German pro-
perty, main street.
The candidates for the Asses
sorship are said to be Albert Mar
tin, Taylor Daspit and P. l.. Gull
beau.
X. Schwartz has a nice line
of Gents, Ladies and Childrens
low quarters shoes, see his assert
ment.
Representative James Simon
arrived here Saturday morning
last, and returned to Baton Rouge
the next day.
The Valley of the Teche seems
afraid that Taylor Daspit is the
choice of the Rees faction for the
Assessorship.
Miss A. Rice, of New Orleans
is the guest of Miss Aimee Ger
maud. The young lady will spend
some time amongst us.
Several of our people atten-
'ded the Knights of Honor picnic
given Wednesday at the Maria
Refinery, by the Iberia Lodge.
This picnic was very largely at
tended.
"A good, heavy rain fell here
Monday, that was very much need
ed in town to lay the dust. 1t al
so proved very beneficial to the
crops IN general.
Several of our planters have
at this early date, laid by their
corn crops. Cotton, cane, as we'll
as all other crops are in fine con-
dition, in fact, the outlook at this
time is all that could be desired.
OF the three candidates men,
toned for the Assessorship, Albt
Martin, Taylor Daspit and P. L.
Guilbeau, we believe Martin has
the best chance. And before q
primary, we are confident he will
get a majority of the votes.
We forgot last week to men
ton the appreciated little sere.
made given the Messenger by the
Greig Junior brass band. The
boys have only been practicine
for about three months, and cal
play FIVE or six pieces, which they
execute almost to perfection.
Rev. A. B. Langlois left Tues
day, for a trip to his native land
France. Father Langlois has no
been we'll for some time past, 81
he concluded that a trip to Eu
rope might do him good. He vii
be absent until September. W.
hope that the Rev. Father viii
make the trip safely and when h
returns home he will be in full
possession of health.
Now that the Supreme Cour
of the United States has decide,
the bounty claims in favor of til
planters, the question which j
now troubling those people ii
when will the money be paid t
them. There is so much 'red-tapt
business in governmental affair
that there is no telling when tn
money will be paid over to tn
planters.
8" The Democratic parish exc
cutive committee is called to NEE
at this place today. The impre'
sion is that the committee is cal
ed to order primaries for a cand
date to be recommended for til
Office of Assessor. We doubt yer
much, if such is the idea, tn;
Foster will respect the will of th
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-05-30
SYNDIC SALE.
Numa Cormier, VS. His Creditors.
No 637i.

Insolvency Proceedings, 18th Judicial
Judicial District Court, st. Martin
Parish, Louisiana.
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SENATOR McENERY.

The administration has scored
another victory by electing JUS
tice S. d. McEnery to the United
States Senate.
The day previous to the cleo.
ton of Justice McEnery, Mr.. De.
negre came within one vote to SO.
cure the election, but this close
vote determined the administra
ton to 60 to work in earnest anC
employ all means necessary t.
elect an administration man, which
they did Thursday, on the frs
ballot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29

salaries and BONDS.

Section 7 Ths mayor shall .ecesve an
nualfV A salary of 8. 80. TO - paid month
" The annual salaries OF the following
officers CT this city st@ii - - -1t-
IL. and shall BE- as fo..o~s; treasurer.
s. $50. corporation zonAstl. 49, StY
S5untroller ana ex~os1lclo city clerk. t-,ts0.
sar , <a offieer Of the city shall re-
-efs-a any ,--lfgg rsan@arfB1 for BIS s'rvices
"a xueA ofYicer except BY satarE. raTS6le
,T9snthIv r.alck. when rot PFescf}o ed ry
this charter snail hs NAed nE t-, "
council hv Drfiraase. No sat@f& q any
efFs,ssr - fza5 ~ the city council saail gs
trtr..ased after his appointment 7T during
tSa term sar whsra ne saan have betn
elected or appointed g..
49, 2 All salaries officers a. TIE city
other thar a5licanf@ns g. te4tfVe c3ils'Fa atat
fgrt sren seaw before they enter Upon ne
@t.s-gr-e n fhAIr official duties. give sp-
,.-,,1s4 f-rr.fs t-cu3ftsenel on tte a 'thFW
rrrfarYnance o. such efttriat dut3es, a.en
essraftss SHAH "a fTEshol1RFS Wit-5n Us
S4ssa ana residents thereof, ana WORTH
tsags3o tire surn fer wtAfa n.y. yt. /" bft-
So - s,t,b Nera over and above RIl just
49, s~f fahflttsss in unfne 3ylteFaA
r,rarrrfw sstsIasea within this state winch
E. r,as exerr4rfs from execution and forced
&C., -,r,s-94l4 that the suret yship 81 49,
y,vo.-as surety corporations NAV re aeeep5-
81 ia leu ~ individual SuFetteA. Ai4 o.
fefaY hsr~Fz rs7ss4 - approved ~ q Tsiag arl-
..'@s ~. s.ssisrl~~ committee io oreu #es-
$50 -y-ssa .sryar1rsts q eli suca bonds, ex-
@.sxf a. otherwise nFoHf1f1 ~ t5ll@ sFtsF.
@hag Fse a dxed ~ the city council ~ Or
- 4 II shan - oue eontst53n u -.
sera = th~ chief C police tA1L - slaA
s,sseasrss ~ any perseu sFFes3fa g tf1cut
: - - s.v- ~aassr ~ any fasse o. ugsaas-
80 trsa~rfsr~rserf ~ or anGsF tHs 4-IS- Cao2
az s4c1 casef Of police
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Section L TIE city council shall. unless
efhArwsSs prescribed ~ fHs laws nf inc
STATE ex~rpsas eensgof ard nlaHaa esneFst
~ the harayoY ard water front of the city
az Eeattls. and shall. ~ ordnance estaf.-
fssa such rules ard regulations - shall
prevent any eEtcfSAeaGA@hk UPON kA@ 3sSa1A
area Of tire same.
See Z The construction OF all whary.s
wnsca may be butt b. the city ard Az
raua8rs on tire aau1S. or otneT work 9nna
or TIE water front ~ tbs city, shall -
fsrf0ryneg BY tbs Heard o. public works.
after proceedings had In the Fnaunsr and
form prescribed Ter the constr ton. i'm
sec. q Th@ city council shall by ordi-
mace regulate TIE tolls for wharfage.
Toekzs~ ard other charges 81 ali Ntlaryes.
sltna docks ard landing places within the
cifv and provi1s for the regulation o.
bprths ard landing - all steamers. sail
vessels. barEeg Or other water craft. and
shall exercise IN regard 20 al such
wharyea slips. decks ard landing places
sHeh other central not Seyein specified a.
ehaff rot - Inconsistent with the laws OF
tie United States aid u the State Of Wash
- 4 TIE city council may ~ orffi-
nance order tbs construction ~ wharYes.
siipa docks or landing places upon any
streets AUDITING upoH or leading into any
navsaabsa waters within this city, vhteh
wharves. slips. docks ard landing places,
sgfssrt 40 constructed shalt remain under
he exclusive control OF the city
gee Il The mayor. hy end with the al
vice ard consent ~ the city council. shall
snoetns narf warden. who shall perform
ter Ia relation 90 haFhofa ard wharves.
a. may be prescribed ~ ordnance and
who shall Ne deemed the head 81 the harbor
dA.par tmeat-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29

Sec. : Al engineers e~,-asvaa -
c3a gge 81 8ny St#asn tsssss~ ss.-ssss - - n
- re city SHALL ae licensed Annsa3ss - -
an ssAA'1slaataoF1 as 10 fitness ssasI -. = =
II the EallayFafs& manner TIE s.sssgs - r
Sc SoizaFi7kss Oh Sa1ast spaalnt : sesserss -
AinsHeTs 81 three members vvAs - =, s ~. =
oAt pay examine ard certify 4 Il ays,s;@
Tor engineers license amsEaS sax -sss-l
may oe prescribed % ts.--x-s seg-gss =
mission. "a
See 3 No person shan ona-...
steE-a boiler within tae CRY is-ssss sss..As'sy
wrSf obtaining license 81 r. -
grade. Nor sfaaA any perSon esnegss *.
tc@asa1 r@Tsen 70 operate any sgese NasSa.a~
The city cc1z1Cti shall enact al essss,ss ssf
necessary and nrcaer Ter carving Sy,ss - =
Test tAe provisions q tAts artkefe. 49, s.
Ing therein suitable penalties Tor ass, -. -
satSan OF TIE requirements e ssssss -
-4auCes and SHAH make ali appraorsa -
necessary therefor, and shass 50 -. -
persafsal CT the boiler inspector $50 -
bass 81 work act}s8lly geFfernatgs~ -
shall also tx the llcease Zee Ter - =
ard The fees for TIE gnspeetse- 7.
boilers. provided. that la ID -.
shah the expenses Of the -
OF boiler Inspector. sT,cfu.ssr~ -
GFy-, exceed the FSceInGs from Tire - -
fees ard fees fer eNamlntaE hsaxsa-s -.
other income q said 0fflee. an.i rr-rss
Further. the fee Tor an snSrecfiea sraS -.
exceed I've cents per horse power. ~. ~. =.
Zee Tor license the SuIn ~ two e0slasx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29
ALTERNATE PROPOSITION 10. :
In Lieu or Subdivision Fiff~~nih
section Eighteen or Article fes'
the Foregoing Charter.

Fgfteanth-To provide for Hghaas -
streets and 81 pun.ic places q - ~ -
and for furnishing the fnfia tt1Astaass -
city with gag. electric o. ether $3.50 -
for Tia ow anrsasp, pHr 1kae g .sss a
QUESTION construe ion - s1A - es..
such works az nay ns neress.2s 80 -
yenlent therefor - charge asa 1s ssss -
the sssa az such light. AID - FTsS -. 80
use and gsrfre ~ sMan Asg3t 49, - ,sysa<
Piled by the ~ or 9tasr psFsoln q - -, -
ton provides. However f6at - w3tA.
az mgy such light plant shall - : :, -
out first submitting TIE gafstk,s
purchase 10 tne electors q tf4e -. sea<
Es3ffe~nza fsb--F9 Dr0Fl5e ~ 80 ewa-
ss~fsrt8ar purchase or GoEsafTfs - -AAse
arshir All operation ~ ne etkf Il 80 -
sss.rfrIe or other railways Nk.ssa - az
rs7rats Ura8fs ~ TIE cay, aus ~ snsvssr,
y8as.s. ~ freight ans psssea s.-s, farst
as14 - ~ asfee. reRN.8te afa4 l'flsss - IL
anH rates om ali sslsFt Fat8N 49, afs,sss 80
rsl5er RAILWAYS 81 ike naf3Fs ,.syss8
gfss- Yvgred or .oE@Tated ~ akasss n ell -
81 hosreser. that the CITY easls1 - zsst~
s-sfer INTO any contract Or - ssssa.
ever ar tlte Construction, ezs. ,s - -
-,ssFss@.ase osnersssg q ptaAfa1es ,.sssAsk
rftw - ans aneh street Ftfs@ +gs.srrr: n
erst euhnstftnE sH pros -. r -
! ss.eat - aAe 44@4.as@ eASsss
cs1y.
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se~eton 4 The-e stall - a Asrary fsS-sd-
FSrsf-sssafs xsfs.- h-ssss-sts mzt tevises
aE G@sy - gsveg. 0esz ssakhee eT S@Ns7@5 =
nses er purposes of tee Seattle F1sAs1 Ii
k-argsF
sseorsSs-Ten per centzn az tie gross -
csipfs = re city fFpaa a. f.fes. lH2aaA4tass
TAfra Tas reats. isszes ard profits es-
rsTs1 TE8EE arF property s1fff MAJ =
b ffs city Or any asneT trustee
Fu1xtn~Any Appropriated tfzt re city
cssasnefi may rsake for aas1 fund ifoEEa tirss
Fiffa~ Such annual tax levy. rot 10 ex-
eeea one NIL o. ira ooSlzr. as fhs city
s@e : TIE title q al property ss@iozg-
ing ~ the Seattle FsgAlfc Aasesry stAAl =
ard r@sssafF fF ths uauEe - the city ard
shasl - hef8 invfoIgale 81 trust for TIE use
an1 benefIts - said hoeary.
Nee- : There shall re I'VE h1r1ry COM
raissson~ra appointed 81 TIE mayor. who
shall hold office Tor sve years serve wst6-
CIT compensation. and = subject % re-
sforers frws appointed shsT 80 ciazzgfy
themselves that ons - them shall 20 out
~ offiee eSeh year. beginning December
Isf. 1871 The comm iseH5ueT having TIC
shortest term % serve shai BE chairman
% the commission. .aaa The horar an s1Aa
- secretary thereof
There shall be Librarian appointed by
shall - subject 20 the provisions OF AFtl~
Gle XVI. u this charter.
Sec 8 euhJecf - ths direction era cen.
troi - tie city council. the librarian shall
have the c4st ody. management and control
OF the library. ard. under Civil services
rules. have the ag1s3IalEaent and rensov-
a. % his sguorIinAfes.
Sc. s Ii shall - the duty % ~. libra
~ commissioners 70 visit the library ar
least En9nthly. ard 20 make proper TecofEl-
rsendatf0ns TO the mayer. city council and
fsagrarta74 CONCERNING THE MANAGEMENT Of
the library and tire purchase 81 books
See 8 The city council shall provide for
tia expense o. operating. maintaining and
charging TIRE library kY monthly appropr1-
alton from tfe library fund. the same 70
be expended I'm the manner provided BY
ordinance or hv this ch8vtar. but shall rot
have power 10 create any debt or ohsiga-
ton against tire fund. exrapt ~ 80 far a.
there shall - money therein with which
TO pay the same.
Sec Z The Seattle Public library shah
De open FOR the uss Of tire public under
sHeh regulations 81 the city couu IL eta
hy ordinances TFLScrIOe.
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Section l. Tsa> Law department OF the
city Of Seattle shall consist OF corpora
ton counsel. assistant corporation counsel
aud city attorney. The corporation coGn~
sci stall appoint the assistant corporation
counsel and city attorney. and remove
them az his pleasure
Sec 2 The corporation counsel shall be
an attorney OF the supreme court or this
state ard have been IL the practice OF his
profession ia the city OF Seattle for al least
four years next prior 10 his election.
Sec g TIE corporation counsel shall
have full supervisory control or all the Da-'
cation or the city, or IN which the city or
nysof ia departments are Interested. and
shall perform such other duties a. are or
shall be prescribed BY ordinance.
sec. 4. The assistant corporation ceunsei
and the city attorney shall perform such
duties a. shall be required BY the corpora
ton counsel or by any ordinances OF the
city.
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ARTICLE XXI.
Streets Upon Tide Lands and Sea ana
Lake shores.

Section ]. All streets. avenues ard ether
public highways heretofore established
upon, over or across any tide lands with
IN the City Of Seattle, or into the waters
az Lake Washington. Lake Union Green
Lake nr other lakes. streams or bodies %
fresh water within the city % Seattle.
either under ard by virtue Of the eer@ff-
tuition ard laWs % TIE state % Washing
ton or under and by virtue 81 any charter
or ord uarce Of the city OF Seatfie or BY
rae dedication ~ any Biat within the city.
or ~ any otHer lawful authority esfab~
lishsd as public streets or highways are
hereby continued established ard declared
% be public streets ana highways % the
CITY II SEATTLE subject 70 the same ROVER
CO the city 10 control. improve or yacafe
the same az u or SHALL De provided for
other public streets and highways within
tire city
Sec. > The city council may ~ ordnance
extend. establish a~ wecate any street over
Or across o. along the harbor, shore or
tide lands II tbs city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29

Inspections Of Steam Boilers and L.
censing Of Engineer-.

s~c'i10 J. TIE mayor shall appoint after
competitive E1am3na tt0n by corr pefenf err
ns2a-sF, irETsetor. Who may. subject 20 IN.
provisions % Article WI. - th4a charter
ps removed eY the mayor. 4nd whose duty
II snail h@ - INSPECT II least once arn
year all steam boilers ard steam c0nneE-
Toms thereof W5tain tue city limits. except
f@e follow sHgs Locomotive boilers, boilers
haffevs SaMseef 70 Inspection hF United
States inspectors, ard sGca others a. ma
p. sXre9 ed rs The CITY council TIE sss0-
ev inspector shall a@Tf0rr1 such erner s4tl~
ts@s "a NAV ke rreEers bed 81 ordnance
Tae Inspection of 20 s&rs ssafk be tharasfwn
and rs hear AZ may ~ h. accordance mfth
TIE prov sssous o. fse rpTisea statutes oF
ire J-ssv4 States .s2as - Tia aE8peo~
L4o1 &C steam .oll<TA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-29
ARTICLE XVIII

S~~ssa,, There shall - h.l. "a iris
-gfv ga re TuesBzv following tee frst
Mae8av 81 March. eighteen naa1Te1 and
AIM YAK and baeaGa@4.y f5eEsa@ ter. a
srssnasaE e.s-f.en for the election -
rssrsa~ r.s.f,s+aars ~ tNs city council ard Il
either elective oeaseTs tog tns IeFn-s Bro
tl8ea fer p tais carter, ana s,s~e e -Iec-
tiers shall he as8t al sIeA Aasr ara taF
orgssHaeee prescribe except ~1te@ olAer-
HEse pss#s Ln t1&s eaAft <Et AFssss-
ef rFsf at Ieesg thsTEe gaAs @f{@ s1ali