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Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Mr.. BGYARD SPEAKS.
no Says That Since he Went TO England
he has Never Changed his Mind.

no Says That Since he Went 20 England
he has Never Changed his Mind
LONDON. March 25.-sr Walter Henry
Wilkln, the Lord Mayor Of London. pre-
sided az the BANG net Of the City Of
London Pension Society last night.
Lord Denbieh, Sir William Young, Judge
Meadows White and Sir J. B. Monckton
we're among the guests.
The United States Ambassador. Mr.
BlYatd, Ia responding TO tue toast 'Kith
and Kin Beyond the Seast" made a
significant speech. In which he said :
Your kindred beyond the seas are g.
Ike ~ two peas TO those OF Great
Britain The two peas are patriotism
and pluck"
Then. after a reference to the ehsri-
table deposition OF the race throughout
the world. Mr. Bayard sad. "Your
kindred beyond the seas are not always
unanimous Nevertheless there Is one
voice that appeals TO them all Since
came to England | have never found
occasion TO change my tone There II
nothing / would say at home that would
not say here. and there Is nothing
would say here that I would not say at
home.
81 do not expect unanlmlty. would
almost say, God forbid But do not
expect as TO speak la q tone TO suit
everybody, for Ia the system OF govern
ment originated here aud carried beyond
tho Atlantic there is oomething that
enables a man to speak according TO bis
own conscience. There, indeed, Is the
strength OF their country and the
strength of my own When the time
shall come that q man shall not dare 60
speak the thoughts that swell within
him for the public good, God help the
country.
"rennyson said. Whether bound by
friends or foes man may speak the thing
he will, and believe the echo Of these
words Is as strong ln the country Of my
birth and where my best hopes lie as In
yours Here lies that which shall keep
both countries moving onward and
upwards In the cause OF civilization. We
will never suppress the truth for fear of
evil consequences, but will utter II
whether We live or whether wo have to
die
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Motion.

The canvass for the Wilmington CITY
Directory, 1896 will commence Thursday.
March 26th. An Important feature OF
this Issue will be the insertion Of wives
names This has long been much
needed part OF the book aud will be
appreciated by all business aud pro
fessIonsl men. 10 Is the intention of the
publisher to leave nothing undone that
will make the book complete 10 every
respect and In return ask only that the
information be furnished to csuvassers
complete and correct
HOMER BARRY, Publisher.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
oettIDr Ready for tho omeIaIs.

It Is announced that the battleship
Massachusetts, will In all probability
leave Crnmp's ehip ward for her official
trial trip on April 18 The trial board
will be announced In few days and will
probably be instructed TO organize at
Boston. Mass, on that date. The trial.
like an Of the late official runs, will occur
OF the New England coast over. the
regular government course. between
Cape Ann aud Cape Porpoise and will. no
doubt, be the most memorable Of all trial
trips, IS the citiz ans OF Massachusetts
intend making IL a gala occasion in
honor Of the great ships name.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Incidents Of the nay.

Captain Evan s. Watson. Post No. o,
G A. R., has adopted resolutions on the
death Of Comrade William Dyer
Rev. r. +. Carpenter. Of Hillssoro,
Nd as announced 10 preach at the M. Il.
Church next Sunday.
Vote for G.. r.. Truitt for city assessor.
Rev. +. E. Martindale. d D., and Mrs.
Martindale, OF Nil ford. arrived In the city
last evening for a short stay Ia town as
guests OF Miss L. q Msrtiudale.
Miss Emily Gray is visiting Ia town as
the guest o. Miss Mary Cooper.
Rakes. hoes. spades and Landreth's fresh
garden seeds. J. l, StOops.
New Castle Woolen Mills spinning de-
psrtment will run every day until p, M
Tor the next two weeks preparatory to a
shut- down for repairs.
William E. Kirk has now won the 9 A.
G. gold bage twice. One more victory
entities him to hold II for a year
He1bert Cove, Of Chester, will accept
the position OF designer at the New
Castle Woolen Mills.
For city assessor. G.. r. Iruitt.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Down About Delaware oltv.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CRY, March 20 "A society
TO be known as the M. e Sunday School
Aid Society was organized In the NJ. E
Chapel last evening with twenty charter
members and tbe following officers
President, Mrs. Annie Hemphlll; vice
president, Miss Matte B. McMunn
secretary, Adelbert Beck treasurer, Miss
Saran Fisher.
Max William and George Bland killed
forty two ducks yesterday.
A dip was made In the locks this week
and about 500 herring were caught.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Nellie Sentenced TO Three years.

Judge Beitler, OF the Court Of Quarter
Sessions. 10 Philadelphia yesterday ten
fenced Nellie Edwards. alias Mollle
Hewitt, alias Mollie Armstrong, alias
Alvs Reed, alias Alvs Phillips. 10 three
years In the Eastern Penitentisry, for
swindling John Wanamaker This Is
the woman who victlmizsd several mer-
chants here about a year ago
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
cnnrt nInrtlnI rindinrs Annroved.

SAN FRANC1sCo, March 25.-it is 70
ported horo that the findings of the court
martial which tried Captain Hoaly of the
revenue cutter Bear have been approved
at Washington. It Is said Captain Healy
has been reprlmanded and will be trans.
forrod 60 tho command of another vessel
on the Atlantic coast.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
worth TripIe Tho MONEY.

We have a few copies o 3 beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 70 3 copy,
which Is about one fourth the pabllca-
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedla At 81 25, worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
at the EvENINo JouRNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
In No Hurry.

PoUGHKEEFsIF, n. Y, March 90
James W. Hinkley, chairman OF the Dem
ooratic state committee, states that no
meeting of tho committee has yet been
called. Ho says that there is no need OF
being In a hurry about it and believes
that tho later tho convention is hold the
bottcr it will he for the party.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
FIne Property seized By the sharln.

WEST CHESTER, March 25 The ex
tensive property Of William f. Lock
wood, at Glen Loeb, Chester Valley, was
seized by the sheriff to satisfy fore
closed mortgage for nearly $40 600 held
by the trustees Of the University OF
Pennsy lvania The fine residence Of Mr.
Lockwood Is included. and the properties
nine N all, will be sold next month.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Never Thousht OF tho Donor Traol,.

An unknown man was killed on the
p, W. q B railroad last night while
crossing the bridge between Norwood
and Glsnolden. While avoiding aud
intently watching a southbound train.
he stepped In front OF the Philadelphis
express No. "a northbound. and was
knocked oil the elevated structure TO the
ground below. He died on the train
before Glenolden was reached
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
nna 10 pl.r or ~. n,.

The most exciting of the pool tourna-
ment finals was played last night at the
Columbia Athletic Club and two good
players came out tie for FIRST place two
associates trying for second First posi-
tion was finally won by Kirk In plRy-cif
The score:
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
real Estate TraDsfers Filled.

Transfers OF real estate were filed to
day IS follows: From John Plunkett TO
Edward j. Hughes aud by him to Mar
garet f. Plunkett. property No. S03
Chestnut; George W. Henderson to Mary
NJ. West, property on Broome street be-
low Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Twelve New Members.

The monthly members meeting Of the
Y. M. c. A. WAS held last evening and
twelve new names sdded TO the roll. A
literary program. discussion OF future
work and refreshments ADDED to the
svenlng's PLEASURES.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Result Of an Attack Of vertigo.

3 W Eagle, while running a machine
at the Delaware Iron Works, WAS seized
with an attack OF vertigo yesterday and
fell over against the machine sustaining
painful injuries He was taken In a car
risge to DR.. J. J. Blacks and an ugly
cash on the side Of his head required
several stitches. Mr.. Eagle Is reported
TO be somewhat better to day.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
worked AZ the Arlington MIN.

John w Adams, the man who was
arraignsd yesterday 10 Municipal Court
for immorally using a girl under the. age
Of consent. was employed at the Arling
ton and not tho Augustine Mills, as
stated The girl is 10 years OF age, Of
German descent, and resides in Brandy
wine village.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Joined the Roman Church.

A l. Dupont Coleman. formerly rector
Of st. Michael's Mission, but recently
engaged IN literary work In the New
York diocese, has renowned the Protes-
tant Episcopal faith for that Of the
Roman Catholic.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
They Game Near Losing Their suppors.

They Game Near Losing Their suppors.
Two Of the clerks employed at Mar
ket street store had au experience last
evening that they do not care to have
reported. Just about closing time they
had something to do on the upper hoor.
and more time was required than they
anticipated. All their companion clerks
left and the store was closed and
securely locked for the night, II
not being suspected that anyone had been
left behind. When the two lucxless
ones cawe down stairs 90 depart. they
were unable TO do 80, aud visions of lost
suppers. and a lonely night stared them
Ia the face. After about two hours i'm
prlsonment they succeeded in attracting
the attention OF a passer-by and he was
induced TO 80 the house OF the bearer
OF the big door key" who turned the
wards and released them. They we're
hungry, tired and mad clear through but
10 Ia safe to say that they will not get
caught In the same trap again.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Fire Over in snIem.

SALEM March 25--A dwelling on the
farm OF James e Dunham, in Manning
ton, was destroyed by Ere at midnight
last night The Ere wes caused by a
defective fiue. Loss on building, 81. 800;
Insurance, 81 100 The tenant Fraucis
Humphreys. lost household goods to the
value Of $780, fully covered by insur-
auna
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
white Rbbon sacred to the W. O. T. .

VIII" I71'7TI1
Cu1cAeo. March 25 AT a meeting
yesterday Of the general eiiieers OF the
w. o. II u called by Miss Willard, II
was decided not TO hold the next annual
convention In San Francisco. although
that city had been previously chosen.
Among the reasons for the change is tue
request Of the National Suffrage Assoeia-
tlon that. In view OF its own sctive
operations on the Pacific coast this year
the White Ribbon Convention should oe
postponed one year. The convention VIII
probably be held IN st Louis next DC
iober OF November. A telegram was sent
to-day from the national headquartets 20
Ballington Booth. protesting against the
new army wearing 8 white r'oooh As
badge. on the ground that 1t belonged 10
the w. @. T. U.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
ronnd vim p Iirnnnn -.

About 1.00 TO day an aged woman
name unkno wn, was found Ia the snow
at the third eros sing over the causeway
with her leg broken She WAS taken TO
ths Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
penth Of MRS. Jane 5. DALLAS.

The death Of Mrs. Jane s Dallas, mother
Of George NJ. Dallas. of the United
States District Court. occurred in
Philadelphia yesterday. Judge Wales,
who is an associate Of Judge Dallas sent
a telegram Of regret on learning of the
death
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
A IInlf Fnre Rnte.

CHICAGO March 25.-Wostern roads
have agreed TO make a rate of one fare for
the round trip for the meeting of the ma
tional convention Of the Republican league
to bo held in Milwaukee next August.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
paper Patterns. Ten Gents.

Ladies, read the fashion article on the
third page OF this psper and send ten
cents to the EVENING JOURNAL office fos
an up-to date psper pattern,
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
ThIs order for Cash.

basket potatoes. 1c; pound rice, ic;
pound soap. 1c; I pound pepper, DC; 1
quart sour krout, Sc; pound coffee 3)c;
pound peach butter, 10c; pound tea or
Z gallon vinegar, 15c; pound soap pow
uer. 4c; total zoo.
Come down and get one. George d.
Williams No 113 Third street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-25
Argued Before United states Court.

Hugh @. Browne and Howell s
England appeared before Judge Wales
In United States Court this morning
to argue in the demurrer case Of Sidney
Smith VS.. Marie Muller and Thomas Fl.
SRVerV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-10
ARTICLE XVII.
salaries and Bonds.

ss,,,,n I Tn. mayor shan receive an
rually a salary Of 81 90, 10 9e paid month";
w The annGal salaries Of The following
officers OF TITS city shaIt - ttsa itoil,'L
81. and shah he as foi.ows' treasurer.
s. e0; corporation counsel $3.50 10y
c5nantrojler and ex-oficio city clerk. t-.ev.
Co. , N officer Of the city shall re-
~efva any .en,l, nausatiou FOR his se:Tices
as siych officer except by salary. paxSnis
TuoathIv. Is hlcf. when rot prescribed ~
this charter, snail DC nhe1 ~ -
council bv ordinance NJ sa@FE g sHy
ofYsc.r so ave4 az the city council snaa re
500 SEA after his appointment ~ during
ne term sor whsen re snah nave been
elected or appointed. -. Ia.
Sc g Al salarief ofacers 81 we fity
-. resy sbsn before they enter upon the
sis%tar g-a ~ their ofTlcial duties, gave aE-
-.--.-s 3,,,sfs -, .ftftcue1 on the e 'thfui
revfarr,arre ~ such official dGtlcSv h!eh
s4aretIes SHAH ~ treehci44fs VI On ~
state ana residents taercgs. err vi "a
saal1a Use sim for w.hcn ~. - -, -
- aa snch bond over and so1Fe AZ Just
a.r.~ e~F ffaNsSfsses I'm BnsG@ tflafs-fsi
f,-51ertw situated within this state, Whica
= ~, ax~s7-t from execution ana forced
sale provided that the surelystlp o. 80
v,royes surety corporations may ne stStbL-
81 IN lieu or individual snt -. NJ ot-
f~faf bonds must - approves ~ q MAORI
=. =, 49,, a,yiifsnr committee IN 0pen Ses-
- -,l,.. ss-,,ssgrts Of 81 s1ch bonds, eN-
49, AZ ether-vvise pv0vtdeG N f6ts charter.
shall - as axed IS TIE CITY eo~AeH ~ or
80 Z 7, snau - or. condition % ne
- = ~ rhief % police that he shall
n-s.' al 49, a~rual DAMAGES as may -
ss..--ss.sggrsA nv anv person arrested without
: 80 ~ Nw ~pa~sn az any Ease or aE4AW-
81 s,,s~,rfsrrr77sut ~ or under the GaFeltson
az sncA chief 0f pclice-
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ARTICLE III.


gec<son 4 The city council shall, unless
ssnsrwiAs prescribed By TIE laws o, tho
efare sxsrc.ss control ara ufanAg cement
az ffls harbor ard water front Of the City
or geaffls. and s6aIi. by ordinance. eslaD-
rtyh es1rh rules and regulations IS snail
prevent any sIcFo@cnmsnt upon the tt1A4
area OF the eana
ssc 2 The construction Of all waaryes
which may Be bnllt by the city. and all
rerzlrs on the same, or other work cone
agt fhe water front BY the city, shalI 20
r,ersarsnss by the board " public works,
sffer proceedings had IN the manner and
Form prescribed fer the construefigny I'M
r,rave,s.sss,f and repair OF public buildings.
ser. 3 The city council shall by ofci-
rafre regulate the tolls for wharfage.
fes<ags and other charges al all wharSss.
silps. Docks and landing places within the
eifv ard provide for ths regulation OF
berths and landing 81 al steamers. sail
vessels. bArges or other water craft, ana
shall exercise in regard 10 al sticn
vgisarvs.a. SLIPS. docks and landing places
sfIra ofher control not herein specified as
stsAfl stnf ~ Inconsistent with the laws OF
Ire United States ard Of the state OF Wash-
81 4 The city council may by ordi-
nance ORDER the construction Of vhsrves.
slips docks or landing places upon any
attracts abufting upon or leading into any
uzvixahe wafers within fhs city. when
wharses, slips. docks and landing places.
rsftsn - ssDnsfr llstea. shall remain under
the exclusive control Of the city.
SEC s. The mayor. by and with the ad-
vice and consent az the city council, sfsau
ssroint 4 port warden who shall perform
ssIs1 duties not Inconsistent with tsis char
ter Ia relation 70 hafhorb and wharNss.
as may be prescribed by ordnance AID
who shall ne deemed the head Of the harbor
Department.
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THE CHARTER OF THE r,
sEATTLE.-C0utfn-

Sec. = All engineers e-s,,a,~-s
rye e any steam boiler arsss- ~ .
II the CITY shall be licensed arrn s RssEssxsy
81 sSaaiis.ae ton as q fitness $50 ~ 40
IN The faslowieg manner: "a ,s..sss2ssssy
Ice commission shall appoint - - -
aEninesS Or three members. wRa $50 - W -
or p2y examine and certify al - - VA
Ter engineers license under ss,rs 1900
naay be prescribed by the civil s,arxs ss.sss 4
mission. 80 ca0
Sec. j No person shan srX-.
steam boiler within tire city nnasrs - ~
first obtaining a license az 49,. Nssoact
grade, nor shah any perSar --noIsx ss3usQ
licensed person 20 operate any xusA e - -
The CITY council shall enact h r,-ss s<xs<<<s
necessary and proper for carrytrss, $3.50
fest the provisions OF this arst~ls s s Z.
INK therein suitable penalties ear -, ssc.zc~
latson Of the requirements cs sr~N
fsances and shall make all apornn-.. -
ecsSsary therefor. ard shah ~ -. = 500
pensatioa % the boiler inspector 49, 80
basis OF work actually Performs 3
shall also fix the license fee for en.s.0
and the fees for the snsa~rssrs
boilers: provided, that In "a
shall the expenses Of the -
OF boiler Inspector, tneiuas.. Yea
are. exceed the receipts from - 49,
fees and fees for examintng hoil@~
other income OF said ofsicA ana rrs..SE
further. the fee for an inspection rsss
exceed Eve cents Per horse power. e. =. -
fee Tor license the sum Of two tcnnsx
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lsxtssatsor BY him deemed necessary % i'm
.sreye TIE con4stfon and administrator 81
fas sT-s eenzrzFssEL Aa1 sEsal report u asAe
rraTrser fIjgV 80 TIE city cJuDcis ire cszsf-
rs@a1 ard cossd.lfora ~ the FIRE department
snovFfrs fhe number q alarms responded
- fh~ satEraate4 loss ~ each Ere during
lie ysar. with tae cause thereof. with such
othsr Information As be can furnish tend
sn~ 70 throw light upon tie advancement
e. frsrrovernsnt ~ the department. and
.b> necessities thereof; ESQ g estimate
~ MONEY required % pay salaries and ex-
uexsea Of the fire department Tor ire en-
sung fiscal year. spectfTi1g - detail TIE
items for wi3ieh Tire same viii be rsQatrsd-
FlstsS--Tbe chief shall have sscn further
rovFers and - subject 20 such further Gu
ties as nay he granted OF Imposed ~ the
city coancil. srce2t a. cE1sg~sse IL tass
Charter provided
slxta---fs shall be the crty OF the crsef
OF TIE FIRE department to inspect sssd Keep
q record Of ali new buildings II course OF
erection In the city. and report - the city
council any building II process q con-
strtzetson or completed without the ERE
protection ard escapes prescribed ~ Law
ssventh--The chief o. ths IRE osp1r tin@nt
shaH keep q record or tns eondueg o. men
IN the department. AID ssnc q coy %
came monthly 20 the Secretary or the gfE1i
6ervice cornrissson, keeping sad record
ir accordance with the rules OF ana UPON
forms supplied or ezid cof5missioa-
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ALTERNATE PROPOSITION no.
In Lieu OF Subdivisions Tfteensa
section Eighteen OF Article Ses'
the Foregoing Charter.

FTfteanth-To provide for fgnuns ~.
streets and all public places o. .hs - ~
aud for furnishing the tnhamtA,zs, . "a
city with gas, electric or ctnsr ne sssssy 80
for the ownership. purchase = 49,
QUESTION. construction GA m1lhzoa. - es.s<
such works as may be necessary .ss~f IN
xer.ient therefor; 10 charge ana 1870 ~
the Use OF such Light, ard 70 Tes,ss~ ssr
USE ana price OF such light was We sss..sessysr
piled BY the city or other person ~ sssse
tlon. proviaed, however, inst NJ ". ,.stn<
o. aIIy socf4 lighf plant shan % ~ - -
ont first submitting the glestses
plrrehaes to t15s electors % ths s.yt -
Fifteenth fa1--To pr0Fi6s 10Y $50 sr~
sfrfcficr. purchase or coE1efr - szsa4
ersllfJ ard operation BY us et1s - go
ele-stric or other railways ~ItxIa - exfs
yserats limits II the CITY, ara - ,E@rsas@s
Rage OF freight and f1tSs = So ss.,sg fxrt4
ard 10 tx. alter. regulate al - - 80 ~
assf rates on ali such raj Ways ss.s.sfr -
ether railways OF Ike nature Ts.-yss3<
sff.r s,ygn.ss OF operated ~ ottiesss ,s.fl NJ
81 towever that the city css&sii.as - WAT
enter into any cor tract Or s2re-< ..rrafie<<
es,a- Tor the c1nstructte@s .as-'.. ~ -
F,Ssrefa~. ownership or G2eTsas~ .TfsAgaey
Sffy az ary such street faltN - raj -
rref slsts7gs5tffnx sueh fssofs'ssss s-. n -
Agreement ~ tas 91@!alsa sssss
eatys
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ARTICLE XIV.
The Law Department.

Section l. The law department OF the
city OF Seattle shall consist OF a corpora
ton counsel. assistant corporation counsel
and a city attorney. The corporation cocn-
eel shall appoint the assistant corporation
counsel ana city attorney, aad remove
them at his pleasure.
Sec 2 The corporation counsel shall be
an attorney OF the supreme couEt OF this
state. and have been In the practice OF bis
profession IN the city OF Seattle for at least
four years next prior 20 his election,
Sec 3 The corporation counsel shall
have full supervisory control Of ali the liu-
CATION OF the city or In which the city or
any OF lie departments are Interested. ana
shall perform such other duties as are or
shall be prescribed by ordinance.
Sec. T. The assistant corporation counsel
and the city attorney shall perform such
duties az shall be required By the corpora
ton counsel or by any ordinance OF the
city.
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THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
sEATTLE<-Couffnu
ARTICLE XIV.


Section !. There shall b library fund.
F-Erxs-EGch gifts. bea1~sts srt cewfsex
a. my - gwen, Des3eatfse1 or devised 20
uses o. purposes u tie Seattle Public Lii
saeoue-Ten per oersrrn OF the gross rs-
cesyts % the city from al lines. penalties
Thirs-Ths r-ats. Issues ard profits de-
rived fr1FD szy property w1tSn may &c
1sss. % g~ssea 20 .s1.t ro saaa horsy
Fogrts-Any appropriation tlat the city
council may make for sad fund from time
FIftn-such annual tar levy, not TO ex-
coed one rniil on tns dollar. as the city
cognell NAY proxt6e.
Sex. Z The title q al property heiong-
ing TO the Seattle P8bitc Library shall -
and remain II the rxue OF the city and
shzil BE held snysoIable IN trust for the use
ard benefits CO saiG library
rnsssioners appointed By the mayor. who
shall bold Office for Eve years. serve with
out compensation. and e subject 70 re-
ssonsrx FIRST appointed shall 50 classify
themselves tazr ore Of them shall 70 out
q Office each year. beginning December
shortest term 20 serve shall be chairman
cS tbs commission. and the librarian shall
BE- secretary thereof.
There shall be a librarian appointed by
the mayor, whose appointment and tenure
shall Be subject 20 the provisions OF Arti-
Gle XVI Of this cfsarf@r.
Sec. 4 Subject 20 the direction and con-
troll % the city council, the librarian shal
have the custody, management and control
OF the. library. and. under civil service
rules. have che appointment and rexnov-
n % his subordinates.
Sec. s IL shall Do the duty OF the libra
~ commissioners 70 visit the library at
least monthly. and 70 make proper recorn-
f1eudations 70 the mayor. city COUNSEL and
librarian concerning the management OF
tbs library and the purchase Of books.
Sec. 6. The city council shall provide for
the expense OF operating. maintaining and
eniarEing the library by monthly aDpr0pr-
alton from the library fund. the same 10
be expended In the manner provided by
ordinance or by thfs charter. but shall rod
have power 10 create any debt or oblga-
ton against the fund e2eept IN so far as
there shall be money therein with which
10 pas the same.
See = The Seattle Public library shall
BE- open for the use OF the pubic under
xach regulations as the city coun al Il eli
by ordinance IrtScri5e-