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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
CLAUSE EIGHTEEN.
oLIEYs POSITION Is ALL WRONG,

According to the Coatention Of Chandler
q New Hampshire-Areunent to Prove
IAst Congress Has the Power 70 Rec
ssnise New Natioos Instead u the Exeo.
utfvs-Laws Passed Over vetoes On AM
Subject Declared Supreme.
Washington Dec. Ex-senator Cham
dler. Of New Hampshire, has written q
letter to the Washington Post in which
ne says: The new immigration law, II
1t passes. will require foreigners coming
to live in this country to read and write
as test five lines of the United States
constitution. There are a certain five
lines which eminent Spanish-American
lawyers ought to read. Section after
eunmerating in seventeen clauses the
powers Of congress adds another as fol-
lows: Is. To make all laws which shall
be necessary and proper for carrying
into execution the foregoing powers, and
all other powers vested by this con-
stitution In the government Of the Unit
ed States. or any department or officer
thereof A study Of the above clause
may lead some Of the defiant advocates
OF an arrogant personal government at
the executive mansion to revise their as
sertions. 1t is not contended that the
above clause Is gives congress power by
law passed over veto by q two-thirds
vote to interfere with any power made
exclusive in the president by express
words or necessary implication.
Powers Given to the Executive.
What are the powers expressly given
to the president? To command the
army and navy, to grant pardons. to
make treaties with the consent Of the
senate). to appoint officers CT the Unit
ed States. to convene congress and to
adjourn 1t when the two houses disa-
gree, to receive ambassadors and other
pubic ministers, to care that tine laws
De 1a1thfully executed, and to commits
sion officers of the United States These
are all the powers granted. Compare
them with the long list Of powers given
to congress. including that to declare
war and to provide for the common de-
tense and general welfare and ending
with the power given in the above
clause is to make all laws necessary
| and proper to carry into execution all
the powers vested in the government
or In any department or officer thereof
Some Comment on the Same.
THE president may command the
army and navy. Yes. but congress by
| law may give him specific directions
what to do with them. to use them in
| any particular direction. or not to use
them at all. He may grant pardons.
Yes. this Is an exclusive and uncon-
trollable power. but congress may by
| law open all prison doors and let the
| criminals go free. He may make trea-
| ties, with the consent of the senate and
! they become law. Here is the only pow
| er to make law not vested in congress.
| He may appoint officers. Yes. but con-
| gress may create and abolish the Offices,
and regulate the power of appointment
by civil service rules: he Is to commits
| sion all officers. but he can commission
1 only those who are appointed In pur-
suance of law. He is to receive foreign
| ministers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

The feaAsn Of tdis papa viIi be pleased 10
lean that there b - least enc dreaded d. eass
st science he's been able 10 cure IN al lie
stages, and that d catArTh Bale Cssssrh Cure
II the only pesit ve cure brown 10 The medical
frstemity. Cafs-rh being . eoustnuticuNi dss-
eaee, requires cussti' usiasai treatment. uaI's
iCass mn Cure 10 taben intsnally. seting directly
upon he hood nd Dscpas gsrsaees Of IL sys-
TEN. thereby essssoyins sAs foasassisn g Ne
disease. and giving the patient ssrrn Ii b. bald
Ina mp TIE eonstisstssa asd sssissing sa;ufs n
doing liz usrk. 9he rsoysiesors hsvs - nseh
faith IN iss curative poWsru. that thes oles o.
HsnAsed Oollars for ~ eass thas 10 fasls 70 euss
UsnA foe list Of testinaniab.
Aa1sssR. =. J. CH1uBY CO., Teos1o. o.
~ b dsleSi0. sSe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Progress OF che Pager coas,...

New York. Dec. .. - The Evening
Post sayst that n delegation of wiFccnrin
paper Manufacturer. headed by J. a.
Kimberley. has been ,n this city for
several days comforting with repre-
sentatives Of eastern manufacturer of
the white paper used by ncwarapcrr
with view to entering tire pool now
forming. II is believed THAT the mos,
prominent Arms of the west viii ngrnc
Co the rroposcd combination
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Chicago. Dec. 2S-Aldcrman Thomas
J. o'Mailey. Of the Twenty-third ward.
is under indictment for the murder OF
Gus Coll!ander. The true biir' was
voted by the grand jury. and John
Santry and John Burnham. who have
been under indictment for months. were
included In the new true bill" The
Indictment OF Alderman O'Mailey Gre
ated n sensation. as nc hae never been
suspected In connection with that cleo
ton murder. and his record was a clean
one. He was not allowed bail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Comptroller
Eckels Saturday appointed John c. Nc
Keen receiver Of the National Bank Of
Illinois and transferred Bank Examtner
Joseph Talbert. Of Minnesota, to Chit
cago to take ND the work OF bank ex-
apineI In the place Of NJ. 2cKeoa. :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Death Of General Meredith Reed.

Paris. Dec. 2s.-General Meredith
Reed died Saturday morning. John
Meredith Reed. diplometist. was born
in Philadelphia on Feb. "a. 1897 He was
ad5utant general Of New York In lseo-
s and one of the originators Of the
wide Awake political clubs in 1850.
He subsequently, received the thanks of
the war department for his ability and
zeal In organising. equipping and for
warding troops during the civil war. He
was first United States consul general
for France and Algeria In 1sss-i3. and
in 1873 minister TO Greece. His public
services were many and valuable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
GOVERNOR PLEADS WITH a. sos.
Assessps Co lyscA . Hais-wNses xeeps
f.r = Ia

A0sops 10 6yoeo . 0aIs-W0eco SeGBo
for = esrssai Nurder.
Jefferson City. Mo. Dec. s-Thc
presence of Governor Stone Mt ;necoun-
~ jail Saturday night probably saved
Tobe L-anahan. coiorcd. from being
lynched. At s:3o o'clock n mob OF fully
loo men. white and black. surrounded
the jail threatening TO avcngc a moe;
brutal murder committed In Jefferson
City. Early In the morning the body Of
q 1s-year-old negro riri. Mile Gaines.
was found I'm n yard back Of Joseph
stampEis furniture store. TIE child
had been outraged. her skull crushed
and her body nutiiated In a horrible
manner. Suspicion pointed 60 lobe
Lanahan. and he Was arrested. In the
basement OF the furniture store incrtm.
mating evidence was found. The news
spreed over the city and by night there
was great cxcitcnnet
When n iynchinx was finally threat
cned Governor Stone. accompanied by
Mayer Silver and Assistan; Attorney
General Jourdnn. went To the fail and
Governor stone addressed the mob Tie
appealed To them to leave the punish
ment Of the crime 60 the safe. As citi-
Gems Of the capital of the state he i'm
piored them not TO permit n mob To
commit. I'm the very shadow OF the state
capitol. such q crime ne was coatcm-
plated.
When tho cnraEed mcn were finally
Induced to withdraw the negro prison.
CT. at the governors suggestion. wna
removed TO the state penitcntiary.
Armed guards from the state nrmory
assisted In the transfer Of the prisoner.
flanagan Is said to be half-wi;tcd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Franklin. Ind. Dec 2s.-Aauii,a
Moore is under arrest here on charge a
rioting. At Trafalgar last week Moore
and others smashed the big tin horn
that a political club from Tuscola, Ills..
u bearing to Canton. o.. and burned
the United States flag the club was car
rying. and then ordered the club ont
of town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
oaciai Change on ia. N.s,h~.a.rn.

milwaukee,. Dec. cs.-Eiward =. sey-
incur. assistant general agent OF the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad. In
charge Of the Ashland division. has
been selected 60 succeed Burton John
son. resigned. and after Jan. I will he
located In Chicago rs ASSISTANT freight
agent OF the road
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Coen-is0i.c.
ss:..iiss;sI; ssxsr; via. ssss.
Butass-4sis % choice. lee; frsss ersssesy.
ERsepreeh, ise.
Chickcne-c.
Turkcyp-sc.
Dueks-Sc.
Coai-eoft, Toe.
cst;ie--Bssehsu psy Tor con I'd ssssss sxoa
oSxe.
Bo9s -SH0oe.
6heep-1a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
mosoas 10 KATE FIELDS Memoax.

Fansral Services 1t san Fras-ssee press-
dent Clcveland's Rcunembraacc-
San Francisco. Dec. 2s.-The FINAL OBJ
sequies over the remains Of the late
Kate Field were held In Trinity church
yesterday afternoon. The large edifice
was crowded TO the doors with the most
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Dsdn's Give sssm Half Enough.

Mount Carmel. Pa. Dec. 2s.-Chies
Burgess William Hodsett. Of this place.
has been committed Co prison Tor thirty
days for having beaten has wife while
celebrating Christmas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
DIsAPPoves OF SUNDAY MEETINGS.
Justice Pryor Objects TO the incorporates
Of u Jewish Society.

Justice Pryor Objects to the Incorporates
Of u Jewish Society.
New York, Dec. 2S.-Justice Roger A..
Pryor. Of the supreme court. has de-
MED the application of the Aguiath
Hakehiloth, a Hebrew religious society.
for q certificate Of Incorporation. The
justice takes exception TO the clause
OF the articles Of Incorporation. which
provides for meetings on Sunday. Justice
Jryor says: The question is not wheth-
err such meetings on Sunday are illegal.
but whether they should be approved
by justice Of the spreme court. A
thing may be lawful and yet not iaud-
able. AS Justice of the supreme court
1 may not approve that which the i'm
memorial and uniform policy of the
state condemns. Because the holding of
corporate meetings on Sunday il con-
trary to the public policy OF the state.
II not to the letter Of the law. I decline
to approve this certificate"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
rHK TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

H!CAG0, ROCK leland . PACIK1s
~ Ra.ivay--Ticsste can b purchased OF BAG
gage checked AZ p I D r TWontietp street depot
or q I & dspot Garner Fifth avehue go
rhi,'y srss street, Frank u. Plunrosr. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Children Cry for
Pitchers caStoela.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11
THE CHARTER or rpr 60
IIE-s>ors.~A q

Sc. All engineers @r1r,,v.s -
&C. re cf any steam boiler - sac u
- ne city shall ee licensed a,e,.. gsssssxsrs
a. sN4E,ltstton as "a fsszeSs srss -. 49,
II TIE following rnaaner. re 49,, sssscssv
feN commission shah appcsrt 49, SEW
afiss1scrS % three neIAers. we,n ss-- y e.
oat pay examine and certify al - Wa
Ter engineers llcenSe Under sssr@ m.sseAsse
Ray e prescribed ~ tie cavkI ser..,,. . =
mission sNfsos eans
Sec : No person shan e,.-~,
steam boiler within the c4gy l!rss;ss ~
hFst oefasntng AeenSe Of ths -..sest
grace. ner ssaaD any person e-rnfsy - s.sses
licensed person 20 operate arv xssre - -
TIE city council shall exact an o-ss- sssssrs
necessary and proper for carrvt-sx -ss 49,
feet the provisions Of this artssls s~St.-
Ing Therein suitable penalties Far - ..ss.sa-
Atto1 OF The requirements az s.sra< "
nsnces and shall make ali arc~on-s..ss'ss-
necessary therefor. and shall ~ - -
penSAiipa Of tho Soilsr inspector ss-s,, 80 ~
bass or work actually persor.ress ~ Y.
shall also TX the license Zee FOR ss~s,s -
and the fees Ger the trsoersfr-
boilers: provided. that Ia IA
shall the expenses OF II. 80
OF boiler inspector. tncsudsns
ary, exceed the receipts erven tAe 49,
fees and fees for examining ncxlers -
other income % said Office. ana rrexss.5
further. the fee for an fnspecefoa ruav ~
exceed Ave cents Per horse power. rs- -
fee FOR q license thu sum Of two ccQs-x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11
ARTICLE XVII.
Salaries. and Bonds.

Section l tn. mayer SHAH seceiTe an
uflallv salary Of s.. SO, 10 . f'ala tl1ltu-
" IRE annual salaries OF tas io4ioWlis
officers % this city shal { - l,y
a iesS- es-Drrafion eeslnssf SlH1. city
e9rnntroIler and es-oflcio ciIy elerS, ,-.,-o.
Sa. , No Cfffcer CT the cary sisah re-
easve any eor1Dansation Tor DIS So NleSs
as such Officer except BY s&4ty, 80 ~, ,ls
rr,anfhlv. which when rot pTescI }fNa ~
S.l.,v,.si ~ -r.7frs-,~a NJ salary CT any
officer so Gx-d CIV the city colIe4t s's s.l -
,,,-s-assess after MS aopsirtfl, peat oF Qt3fihg
me term cor wh,th re sn&h nave pe'h
elected or appointed. -, - 80. -..~
See . Al saiGriet oilcs,ts e. ss - - -
So -. 80 shsE bseore they enter upon the
s5sssar,-e ~ tse5r off1cial duties, give aI'-
-.-.elF f,-,.s4s -,~r-sEfEprel cu TIE a. thful
performance cf such Cntctat aasisSS Nn, ,
s,7retfes shat be freehOa4@ = In t..-s
slare and re~.1snts 'aeFcet. 49, ~ "A
d0vtie the s1~n for vyslicn .s,,,-s - ,,,s.
Sc an such bcrH over and a9qVt ~ u.s.
setts ans fEaN{Hf}es in hf.f' ss'lstE. 90
frorerty- situated within this statr $3.50
l. - ereY41. from execution sfl0 teFctd
sale -,vs,vi6c3 that tns seFt.3 e.liP - 81
proves surety -arparatioas nI.y Oe
- in lieu ~ irt,vfdual ST. So 49, 80 -
.7~fa1 tsras must D. approve y 80
sf-v TrNe amounts ~ an sacn 09N4s ~
-. az nrf,s-vxtaa provided tn this eaaFJrrs
shsiI ae as axed ~ the city eoAtsei es or
6lnance. ..,sf.t,r =. ..
80. 81 s5Ch actual DAMAGES as may -
ss--Ssas-ss hv anw person arrested wltholt
: - --s--- nv Ism u any fatSe o. uo@aW-
81 tTr,prfsou rnsnt Nv or uncsT the a4frStlea
~ such cnles o. police
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11

Section L The city council snall uriess
stherwiss prescribed b. the AVS Of tbs
sfafe exerrsss control sn6 rHana< er1tts1f
OF the haFbor and water frent OF fss Ilty
OF sezftIe. ard stzali. by ordinances. esfso-
iish such rules and reEntation5 - shaa
preveAt any sAcrgsea1asesh AsSa tNs A&1@s
area Or the same
Sec. q The construction OF sIl wharyes
which may be built BY the csty, aid all
reDzSrs on the HxrGs, or 0ther work done
en- t1aa e4fer front ~ the city, shall %
performed by tke board % public works.
affer urS,ce%Atnzs had ia the manner and
fsrrn Presented for the CONSTRUCTION. I'M
Sec a The city council shall By ofdi-
rarr@ rexuiafe the tolls for wharfage.
dgrkare ard other charges ~ al wllsrses.
siIus docks ard landing places within the
c3ty and provide fer Tia regulation OF
herfhs ard landing ~ all steamers. SAL
vessels. 5arges or other wafer craft ana
shall exercise tn regard 10 al SUCH
ehsrweH. sffas. decks and landing places
gneh other control not herein specified as
abas9 rnt - Inconsistent with the laws %
lie tinted States ard u the State Of Wash-
Sec The city council may BY orsi-
rance arser the construction % wharveSs
slips. docks or landing places upon any
streets ahuftlng upon or leading into any
nsyiKaHla waters within the city. which
wharses. si.ps. docks and landing places.
s-fser 90 constructed zfaH remain under
the exclusive control Of the city.
sec s. The mayor. ~ and with the adj
Woe and consent 81 the city council. shall
sps.oir1f A port arden, VINO SHALL perform
Ter IN r4iatt9n 20 haroors and whaFves,
a. may be prescribed by ordinance. ard
who SHAH ce deemed the head Of the hzrhor
department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11
ALTERNATE PROPOSITION NO. 1
In Lieu OF subdfvfssoa FfneeasA
section Eighteen OF Article -Four
the Foregoing Charter.

Fffteenth--To proviss for kEhtins -
streets and all pabiic places OF 'as ~
aaA FOR furnishing the iDnacs ta11s - II
city with gas. electric or other AEats 49,
for the ownership. purchase - 49, "A
QuigItlon. construction 81 nnHsntsEsAassss -
sursa works as may Be necessary - " -
yeriert therefor: 70 charge ana 800. "a
the use OF such light, and % reE1a -s go
f.ee ard price Of such HIGHT wnetlss~ -.,.~a.
pied by the city or ether person or 60 ssss
lion: provided, however, thas no p -. .ssses
OF Any such light plant SHAH BE ins1 - -
ou. rrst submitting tbs qaesuyn "
Uigrrfaass TO tfss electors o. the estIs ae,-
Fs3ytasrssh faD~-To propt64 Tor -. go
s,rsf~tion. purchase or cofserail1 = - "a.
.r.s1fa ard operation BY the eity ~ - -
slessfrfs or other railways Tissi1 80 rar-
tgsrzts limits ~ TIE city ari t1s ,.Asvrsss.
rfsg. 81 freight and pa&ssI 90 - sxrs6
ard 10 tx alter. regulate ara 49, - a
All rates GA All sGeh RAILWAYS $3.50 80, fts
e,fe~r railways Of Ike nature = -.s--sss.s1-
s.ffv owrs.a or operated by 0Afi@fss .-,s.gl as
81 howey~r that re city eN5fe-. -, vsst-
srfer into any cOrtrkct or AZ 1870.
ever far tne cousgrssctse.-s, se sss'.. - shs
r,s.re.Esssa ownership Or or Eataa ~ ssoass
e4fv 81 ary such street. ra1sN@ -xs.s~srs ~
rgst submitting suea pgvitssssa -. Il ~
agreement ~ lEs qualified sss~@s
Gus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11
ARTICLE XXI.
streets Upon Tide Lands and Sea and
lake shores.

Section l. All streets. avenues and other
public highways heretofore established
upon, over or across any tide lands with
OF Lake Washineton, lake Union Green
Lake or other lakes, streams or bodies Of
fresh water within the city OF Seattle.
either under ard BY virtue of the cons'l-
tusion ard laws az the state OF Washing
ton or under and hy virtue 81 any charter
or ordnance OF ire city 81 SeettIe. or by
ire dedication % any plat within the city.
HshAf as public streets or highways. airs
hereby continued. esta tlished and declared
10 be public streets and highways or The
city % Seattle. sun,ect - the Same roEer
&C the city to control. improve or vacaie
the Earne as s. or shall y provided Tor
other public streets and highways within
tEp Csfy
Sec. = TIE city council may by ordinances
extend. establish or yacate any street over
or across NJ along the h2rbor. shore OF
tide lands in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11

LEGISLATION ~ him deemed recsss1ry 20 Sn-
800 tfs eoraiGfsa zK1 administration 0e
tns ere Department. znz. shall reSSrt u hks
ruaaaer fly T. tss city c41rekl the 51zt-
ness ard cen5lslca % tsss EFs depesx 1nesst,
sn0wv4nx sss~ numoer % alarms responded
10 TIE estimated loss ~ @Aca IRE during
raa year. with the case taereof. with s1ch
ctke- information a. be can furnish tend
srr 70 fhr9N ikgnt upon the advancement
a. frrsrroven1sas oe the Department ard
ere necessities there5z. als1 an estimate
81 money required 70 pay salaries ard sx-
uefsxes OF the IRE Department for f5e en-
sutnv fiscal year, specifying fn detail fgs
tseras for wgica the same xEl. be required
Ff<fh--Tne chief shall have sch further
rowers ard - subject 20 such further Gu
fies as may ~ granted or imposed Dy he
city coureEi. except 81 otherwise r. tais
Charter provided
e4xth--ft shall oe the duty OF the chief
Of tbs IRE department C fsspecf and keep
q record 90 all ne1 buildings II course os
erection irl tkse city. and reScrt % Tire city
council airy building IN process q cor
strucffon or completed without IT, Ere
protection ard escapes prescribed - taN.
Eexenth--The chief - TIRE IRE esPars Enent
shall keep q record of TIRE conduct % fnea
IN the department ard senc coy ..
"a ms monthly 20 tie Secretary o. the @1fl.
Service Cornutsxlon. keeping fat1 Fee0rn
ir xccordaEcs with tie rules Or sfa uson
forms supplied by sad coHsrnlsssoA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
sEATTIE-Iouffn
ARTICLE XIV.


ADe L1Bf1FF EEBafAt1E
sectton / There xeall bs library szrd-
Fsrwx-Such xlsts requests az cevts-s
as rney 1e giTe1. begssataed OF deF.se1 -
TIE City % Seattle q 2ny trssStse ~ 80
gses q purposes u TIE Seattle Fsosie L.
sscone-Tea Per certurs g -. gross -
cssgts & the city frors Al nnes. pea2llsss
Thirs The r.nts. issues and profits e.
rived from any property TaseA mAT -
ssld or owned 10 trzst for SAID horery
BY tire city or any other trustee
F0a~th-Any appropriation tiEat chs city
council may make fer said faia from iifsas
Fifth-such annual tax levy. not 10 ex-
coed ore mill sn the dollar. a. the city
sec : The tstis o. all yroperty h~long-
ing 10 the Seattle Puzzle Library shall -
ard remain IN ,he uauae % the city and
shalt BE held snvfo1afIe n trust for the Use
and benefits OF said library.
aa as.s Tfsl y = ne r.. n nla1oy e @ho
shall EsIE Office for FIVE years. serve with
oat compensation. ard - subject 20 re-
sgs = s,@ alsrts .hsu . eassIfy
themselves that ono q them shall 20 cut
% one each year. beginning December
5fst. fssS The commissioner having the
shortest term 20 serve shall be chairman
Of the comm ssSiof2. and the librarian s1aIl
~ secretary thereof
There shall be Librarian appointed hy
shall be subject 20 fae provisions OF Artf-
Gle XVI. % this charter.
Gee. & Subject 70 the direction and con-
troll % the city council. the librarian shall.
have the custody. Hauags fnent and control
o. the ishsary. ard. under civil service
rules. have tias appointment and reTnov-
al Of his sauoY6lrafes.
ssr {. II shall Sc the DUTY OF the libra
~ commissioners 20 visit the library AT
least monthly, and 10 make proper recon-
raen3afiorz 20 ss5e mayor. city COUNSEL and
librarian concerning the management OF
the library and the purchase OF books.
Sec & The city council shall provide for
the expense og operating. ma sEtaining ara
charging The ilarsry By monthly appr0pF7-
alton from the library fund. the Same 10
be expended In the manner provided by
orfinaHee or by ihis charter, but shall roo
have power 10 create any debt or obliga-
ton against the fund. eSeent n 50 far az
there shall be money therein with which
10 pay the same.
Sec. T. The Seattle Public Library shall
De open for the use OF The puosic uncer
such regulations as thu city coun II Fssu
hy ordinances IrtseTfbeN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-11
ARTICLE XIV.
The Law DEPARTMENT.

Section l. Tas law department or the
city 81 Seattle shall consist OF q corpora
ton counsel. assistant corporation counsel
and . city attorney. The corporation coun-
Eel shall appoint ihe assistant corporation
counsel ard city attorney and remove
them at his pleasure.
See 2 The corporation counsel shall b
az attorney or the supreme court OF this
state. and have been ia the practice OF his
profession IN tho city OF Seattle for at least
four years next prior 10 his election;
Sec. g The corporation counsel shall
have fuli supervisory control OF all the hu-
cation Of the city. or In which the city or
any OF is departments are interested. ana
shall perform such other duties as are or
shan be prescribed BY ordinance.
Sec. 4 The assistant corporation counsei
and the city attorney shall perform such
ton counsel or by any ordinance OF the
city.
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