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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-10

iaseh's recommendation. saving sAat ~
Jury system was has s-a that sa-yryer
are pad TOO rElcA. as were witnesses.
tEfA cases. Re stated nava the 5Gries
caaFSea against the costs while criminal
casfs caaTge .aTSss q tbs co2aty. He
asked T7at WAS allowed ~ the county
te- prisoners maintenance. ana Mr. Ssassca
informed siEss tnet - cents per asv = al
loved so- each prisoner. Mr Shs-.~~an <zAs
us me azure was ya2inoas. ana askea
AT- SAsc9 Sazt Ae raeau. ~ attorneys
interest IN mos having prisoners sen, a
ne pess.tst.s.AFy rsr2sgg ar appeal "a
F'Aacss M. 'a2S1h pr011 ply ~s9ase~3 th8r ths>
t@"E&FS a}a * - Delay - operations 81
gsAS-sse- ~ar. ShieEzsa then asked Mr..
'S.aSen ~i}at tas effect woall ~ K ;he o;ss =
g road s5aertate13~nt were created
M ssasea answered gAas 4 would kno<k
ne eo2aiy commissioners OF. % a Saa.
uhieA VAS = per 5sy ard artssaI expenses.
sse tnea stated iaas oQt 0f the money
Ss@at oa TIE ROAD and bridge fuaa .ha
ct'F soE nothing far Improvement. t,ut
ta&' i al goes % Districts Nc and No 2
@fe oeI3eV@1 that the county ought % IN
prove al ce4nty roads leading "a she city
~ @Ass 10 question. Ar. oasch said
''.AE ne fess of he a8&5tors ana clerks
of1ces moro than paid their expenses
nat according 10 has IDEA ~ things the
surplus should not figure and tas revenues
O. Offices should not oe considered IN cal
SaaASinS expenses % those offsseS He
then said. in speaking ~ ths> assessors
offiee. TIA. tie asses sment Of ar oaflvtng
lot REQUIRED the same amount OF clerical
4teor "a taas q the Pioneer buil8ins. and
= AAt rate per lot for assessing fees was
charged 20 cover the expense Of entering.
tie 1eplored The fact that wtlA speculation,
hAd LED 70 plating town lois cat cf worth
less acreage, and reviewed the Wild con-
altlon OF extension during the earlier years
sacceeGng the IRE
Mr.. shippen suggested that there should
!'e cessation thai would result in io,< he
i4S converted back into acreage wht. n
such q step was advisable
MAY or " ooc saii thai Ms snvestsS ions
Faa4 se4 70 he discovery that there are
nearly a quarter OF a milton lots rlagtaa
n he county. watch led % a genera d..
caSslon- Mr.. GAsch said THAI he Thought
there Would be a reduction OF county tax
anon. and he tnea fNFHed i'm ant burnt
ID the barefoot schoolboy tax" Which
he sail WAS principally borne by the cities
81 Seattle. Spokane and Tacoma wAseh
ne hoped legislation Mould change lie
then reviewed the condition OF tae county
poor farm and hospital. and th- ma
ienance OK TsaUpers. When Mr. Gas h
soes out OF office he saws that ne VIII take
eight years experience with him. and
when the new man comes in ana stays
two years ne VIII md that ne knows moth
.ns
After high tribute hal been paid to
Nr. Gasch by the members present. and
Vote OF thanks for his interesting and
Instructive Information had been raised
ihe committee adjourned 20 moe again
tonight at o'clock a the city hall. when
the school board viii have its innings. II
IS hope3 that al or the members OF tha
Nar.ons bodies REPRESENTED in the commit
tee Viii be present. especially those of he
school board.
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several fiattersng Offers bat after giving
taem All due attention. decided that seat
TIE vas the best place TO locate
Last evening Prof Green said That 10
mad met many Of the Young men who were
~ become more Intimately acquainted
"lfh him in gymnasium work and he al
ready liked them. They are the right
kind OF fellows continued the professor.
ana fee! thai good work can he accom-
pIished
Those who met Prof Green were highly
Pleased with him. so the feeling all around
VAS Just what the officers Of the Y NJ c.
\ desired. Really. II does not take the
slightest wsrping Of ones Ideas TO like the
new professor. W8eu he shakes hand
there IS none OF that "wishy-washy, =
lame wrist action that makes one feei
doubtful as 70 the individuality or the
person at the end OF the arm. He shakes
hands like an American and adds ia a
business~like way, Il am pleased To make
ycur acquaintance. sir" Mr.. Green "a
business through aud through. and when
asked question does not think half an
hour before ne cap ind IN answer. The
only time he Iripped when talking with a
Iost-intellIgenc.r reporter last evening
vas when he remarked that his height
VAS feet So inches. Ia a second he
corrected himself and remarked with a
hearty laugh. such as only comes from
one Of sound body ana mind. Just make
that ; feei H2 inches, | have not Joined
tina giants class yet" lie weighs 1i5
pounds and Is symmetrical IN build. He
has Trim figure. and walks with a light.
sprlngy step. Hls face f. clean shaver
aud has n decidedly healthy glow. Ills
eyes arc dark and they are bright. His
hair Is black and sets hack from finely
proportional forehead. lie has the APP
paarance ~ prosperous young business
man. who would be an eagerly sought In
6'vilual rs an athletic club.
Waite Nr Green takes special interest
now In his graded gynlnastlc work ani
does pot engage actively in racing aid
other sports of Ike nature. he has been
there "a the past. His record for the laso-
ward sprint ia - -. and he has always
been a strong runner in the 40. The
Green family or which he IS a member
comes from Wavegly. \. Y H. J.. Green,
a brother Of the professor, IL a fine an
iese and has been engaged IN gymnasium
~oEk Tor some time. The professor re-
ce.vsd bis instruction IN tha Chica 20
SChool ~ Physical Training. As chancs
bal b.. bis brother. II T.. Green who VAS
tie Instructor - F.nisy. .. MAS injured
tu "a football game. The professor took lis
place ami met with great success. 20
much. in fact. that Nhem hss brother re-
covered the Professor accepted "A position
as Instructor AZ Mobile. Ala. III the Y n
Z. \. gymnasium lie remained there
year ana a hair before accepting = cali
10 kalamazoo. Mich. where re has re-
Ialne3 unfH coming go hts city purl =
the summer months he has been taking
a course az Prof Ar,.ersons school 81
phys.cal culture ChautauQYa Lake \. Y.
PROF Anderson is one ~ the mos: motel
Instructors iva the ffnlt - States sut Is At
she head OF the Aals college a. uu-tstan
work
As soon Is possible Prof Green W. com
1y.pr=n Pal work efFa es a. ss.{t
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baseball IS popular In Claliam county,
and according % latest reports tho men
aboard the Philadelphia are becoming ex-
perts az the game. Last Saturday a match
game was played At Port Angeles between
the tlallafa County Athletics ard the Phil
adslpha ba sebai club the latter winning
Is score o. T. - n. The score com
pares fayorahlY with shat ~ thu P.-T-
Ballard game 'ast sunday. when the + I =
won In a t.n-.nning game. q 70 y.
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Portland. Sept. 2 Results a. frvington,
Trottiue. 2fa ciasss-Sanrise Won, Tenlno
second Lyle third Beet time 80
Quarter mHe~Rei $. won. Quicksilver
second. Steamboat 1911 third. Time s.slft
iive-elghthE or mile-Jim Bozemsu
an. Grover second. Dixie Land third.
Time t.t3
Half mile--TeFnpa won. Nt. Roy second.
Ee1 :. th.rd Tlme. n.
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"saEas 20 nsrz Do- sor $50. ard N.rrsg1
80 ne Was es0slfy -fIltng 20 tack A5xxagi-
rC<a. Ls3E. however has ROC cora Il, a
cs~&sson z@ 20 WHITTIER Ne cares % rzea
80 80 Articles cE agreement were srapg
~. Each party, - an @wssen@e % gen4
ta3En. a@posste1 cs4ecxs FOR 49, wsth fhs
sporting e1.tc- - ire poat-Fnt.Iaig.ae~r.
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Henry ~. Payne was born In Madison
county. y. y. November %. JSlo. lie
VAS educated at Hamilton college and
studied law in the Office Of John e
Spencer, al Canandagua. y. y. lie was
admitted 10 the bar in 1884 and commenced
practice In Cleveland. where his Success
as lawyer was immediate and pro-
nounced. bat IN ISIS. on account OF a
hcmorrhage OF the lungs he abandoned
Jaw for manufacturing. railroad ana other
enterprises. lie WAS "A Democratic mem
Der or the Oa.o state senate IN 1saa AMI
1870. the Democratic candidate for United
states senator IA 1851. and In 1857 was de-
feated by Salmon +. Chase for governor
oE OHIO by "A small majority lie was a
presidential elector IN 1sts. a delegate
10 the Democratic national convention
a Cincinnati IN sss@, and IN 1850 a delegate
10 tho Democrats national convention Al
Charleston, where be drafted and reported
from the minority Of the committee on
resolutions the platform which vas after
ward adopted nv tho convention.
He Was chairman Of the Ohio delegation
IN the Baltimore convention of 1872, and
two years later was elected 70 congress
where he was chairman OF the committee
on the electoral bib He was also a mem
Der Of the electoral commission. IN which
capacity ny his wisdom and conservatism
he rendered Invaluable service 20 ris c3nn-
try In 1880 he vas 4 candidate for pres
ifeuf ard received the support - the New
! FORK AMI a portion Of he Ohio delegation
fl the Democratic national convention
az Cincinnati. bat failed 70 secure
TIE nomination In 1854 be aus elected
4 n}ttet states sefatcF % succeed George
II. fendlet0n and while 81 she senate
served on tae committees on esH9cBtton.
territories and foreign relations.
tfron .he expire fioa ~ his term a seua-
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Agents for....
Butterick
Patterns.
FASHION SHEETS FREE.


Cleveland. O. Sept 9.-lienry H. Payne
ex1Unlted States senator died at . o'clock
today. Death was duo 10 paralysis with
which he was stricken a few days age
Ills son, Col. Oliver II. Payne. OF New
ark, and daughter. Mrs Charles " :.
bingham, the only survivors or hits fam
ily. were at his bedside when he passed
away. The ex-senator WAS =, years OF
age, and hal until recently taken an active
part in the management OF his extensive
business affairs. lie leaves i vast estate
worth many millions of dollars.
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Secretary 1Ieln.x. 90 TO- uat .aasi frri-
s-feErs} .-arEr~sH has issued fh@ orlcs8.
call and programme for The nfth annual
Gambler - 81 ana IS.
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Just as Anxious

To clean up those little lots OF
summer Hosiery. Come and
see how we'll you can spend
your money here.
A sgnaliish los Of Childrcr's
Ribbed Hose Ser lAc pair.
Ghidrcn's Seamless Ribbed
Hose. = pairs for aSc.
Extra strong Boys Bicycle
Hose &c pair.
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surgents ami eopspirlng against she gov
eminent.
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~2sversrS 9srt a--T.sev@.ars -. 49,
All ni1n~ a@c s21sf- hlfs ta<sav TIE <1at
IRE % me sarnA vas tz3e eight rgt-e,ss+s
o. Ear1es- for C7eye4asA n IL xaa .@f. aess
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t-F.ss-Vlsson an1 Zzssnser. Dor.cssss.
ant AcFavl2nt
Washington civ. seat- a.~crrrh was sa.x
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
EUGENE ARaM.''
Presented by MT. Walker whIteside and Company at the Opera House
 Last Night.

Mr. Walker Whiteside, the young tragedian, came to Pine Bluff q stranger.
 He left this morning with the praise and plaudits of the theater- going public.
 This was Mr. Whiteside's first visit to Pine Bluff. 1t was also the first presentation of Bulwer Dytton's "Eugene Aram' on the local stage. Today Pine Bluff theater-goers are rivaling each other in praising the play and players.
 MT. Whiteside is very brilliant and accomplished young actor, and has surrounded himself with q most excellent company. His work shows careful and painstaking study and q thoroughness of method rarely found in one so young in years. There is q strong resemblance between the characters of Eugene Aram' and "Hamlet,' only the mission of the former is to hide while the latter's is to discover crime. But each char acter is strange, weird and melan- choly, and we can readily imagine that an actor proficient in one would also be proficient in the other. Mir. Whiteside has already achie- ved considerable fame in Hamlet, ' and i'll his new impersonatien Of Eugene Aram" he promises to win yet greater laurels. In fact and in truth, Mr. Whiteside is one of the coming tragedians Of the stage, land he will already take first place in the first rank Of those of the present day.
 A large and cultivated audience witnessed the performance last night, and all were delighted. MT. Whiteside was twice called before the curtain to respond to eneores. Henceforth when Mir. Whiteside visits Pine Bluff, he can be assured of crowded house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
N. M. H. A. March.

Prof. D. Letchtbach, the well known young musician and com poser of this city, has recently com posed and had published musical composition entitled the "Youne Mems Hebrew Association March which is said by number of local musicians to be an excellent compo- sition.
 The piece of music is dedicated to to the Young Mems Hebrew Asso- citation, as it's name implies. I is on sale at A. J. Mitchell's book store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
IT MADE HIM A QUACK.
The Disastrous Effect Of Reading Patent
 Medicine Sheet.

In this city there lives a prominent furniture dealer, who has been con- sidered q genial gentleman and clever business man, Lately q change has taken place in his erstwhile jolly nature, which friends attribute to the stagnation in business and worry of business affairs, and it re- mained for a GRAPHIC man to dls- cover the true cause of the gentle mans melancholy mood.
 X few afternoons ago a GRAPHIC man was passing the furniture store of this gentleman when he noticed him gazing mournfully at paper that was lying on a chair near by. The expression and eyes of the busi ness man had such a sad and far away look that the GRAPHIC man felt that he must be sick or in sore distress, so in pure kindness of heart he stopped and asked what was the matter, and why the furniture man appeared SC N .ciss.l.vl ciisl suelnsa ,os s..' day?
 The gentleman slowly reached over and picked up the paper-the Pine Bluff Commercial-from the chair, and in a faltering voice said:
 ''Sir, I have been a subscriber for ths paper, To! these many years, and do you know, that in searching through the columns of patent med icine advertisement found therein, for stray piece of news, has about made me change my vocation in life? In reading the advertised cures effect ed by patent medicines, am now an authority OH all the ills that flesh i heir to, and am seriously think ing of hanging out my shingle as a physician--a patent medicine doctor. The Commercial did it; hence my sadness and unsatisfied thoughts at my own condition.
 The above is absolutely true. The name of the furniture man, who is q
 
 Commercial, is withheld. through kindness, but if the Commercial de sires the name of the coming great patent medicine doctor, who gradn- a ted in this line by being forced to read of the ills of mankind in a so- called newspaper, we will cheerfully furnish it, and without doubt the furniture man will admit to others as he did to the GRAPHIC man, how he gained his Knowledge in patent medicines.
 There are now enough doctors in Pine Bluff at present, Major, so in stead of enlarging your sheet, as threatened, give your readers more "solid editorials" and home reading matter and change your ancient boiler plate instead of "flling mp or non-proftable patent medicine ad- yertisements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
Grand Lodge F. and A. M.

At Little Rock November 1G to 2l
 For the above occasion the I. NJ. & Sou. Ky. will sell round trip ticket fof $1.25. Tickets on sale Nov. 18th 21st with final limit of return Nov. 22d. H. B. MIzELL, Tkt. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
Baptist State Con-
 ventiOn.

At Hot Springs. Ark, Nov. 13 to IT.
 For the above occasion the |. Ml.. X x Sou. By. will sell tickets or. -ttsKe cer- titieate plan for $4 o. .aa,s..,ss-~Tickets on sale Nov. l1th, l2tdf and 18th with final limit fos~return of Nov. 20th.
 seH. B. MIzELL, Tkt. Agent.
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t,hean Horses.

m Arriva in Pine Bluff in a few
 with a ear load of the best h ever brought to Pine Bluff. En are thinking of buying call Iseo the horses at Brewster's
 { win have some splendid ins fo oifer.
 ksrff W. l.. ToNEy.
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Church Entertainment.

The ladies of the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, will, on Friday, October 30, give "Gold and Silver entertainment, at the residence of MT. Hugh Fox. Elegant refresh ments will be served. 10 27 d2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
Highest grade. Lowest Cost. This week. s specials at ROBINSON, ON,GREENF|ELD
 COMPANY.
COMPANY.
No. l. Maekerel 5 or for ase to s5e.

No. I.-.- Maekerei . or for e5c to 35e.
 The Norway Blooter Maekerel is the largest, fattest and best favored Mackerel caught. We also have -spiced Herring, Russian, Sardells and Russian Cavaia. No. s---Finnan naddtes, Sc per Can
 Nothing equals Finnan Haddies for the breakfast table and for eX- |cursions or sportsmen s use it is the thing.
 No. s--Hot K.lish. chaw chaw and
 Mixed Pickel, l0c per bottle. These goods need no recommends ton at our hands.
 Fish. Oysters, Yension, Quail, Squirrls and Dressed Turkeys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

b.vHarris, formerly of the bar fm of Stockings. Evans X Har- an resigned to accept place as ian of Forrest Gays barber ,son Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

sJ.W. Adams has been invited nccopted an invitation to ad- tho Bryan and Sewali Club at
 tom orrow night. He leaves lmorning for that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

|stArok-the finest in the world fl fn all stylesat A. J. Mitchcil's tS co nfectionery. No. POS Main
 10 4 dtf
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. Mary Green was badly hurt morning She was riding her Fl when she fell and receiySas le and d badly sprained ssslnkle, l VIII keep her confined to her for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

] nNd. Mrs. R. G. Atkinson and fnck Bloom left for Wesson to- where they will spend a few l06hing aud hunting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

ion YOU want, a good shave or
 |cr,t. call on RaGland, the Hotel .Dck bnrber.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

lI N6t T.. Jones Is able to be at
 |asca n gain after a brief spell oi &a6s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

TOR RENT--A broom house to rent at No. | T03 South Walnut St. Call on Miss Grace Hagler, 3s6 4th avenue and Walnut St.
 10 2S d6t
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|n.t is predicted for tonight, and ! str tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

! ban to be.gisen ay the Uniform
 Knights of pythias, on the l. of sNoyeplber 25th, will be a a Affair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

Ia. H. M. Taylor leaves this after Tor Newport to address the
 n and Sewall Club of that place ttlay night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

aoav. Walker, of Cornerstone !, Pgus Bluff visitor last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

sAnctor r. L. Rice, of the Valley |oed spent last night at the lRtOn Hotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

{H. Bum, Jr., u son oi oh'el
 ||cp Bunn, was in the city iast
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

{ B E. Lydict, Acting chiei
 ] of the Railway Mail Service of |Insas, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

~ n Greaves. the Republican |Iflate for Congress from this
 fct. will speak at Havis Hall, affg Tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
Meeting.

ice is hereby given that the an Aoeting of the stockholders of omo Building Loan and Say 4psociation Of Pine Bluff, Ark, |e held in the office of the Secre- at 4 o'clock D. m., Monday, .hber 2nd, 1896, for the purpose lflng a new Board of Directors D ensuing year. and for other 'bes. $. Y. T. KNOX,
 BELL, President, cretary. 10 3od2t
 FED MOTHERS find help HoeRs Sarsaparilla, which gives
 ure blood, . good appetite and
 nd needed sTRENCTH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
CITY ITEMS.

kipdA of summer driaks at Esal,ss 9 Y ou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

nEREECT and permanent are the 2 cures by Iood'ss Sarsaparilla, be- cause it makes pure, rich, healthy. life and health-giving BLOOD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

Dr. Miles FsFsss EftsS are guaranteed to sgos. EReasggehe ( in 20 minutes ~Gpe cent 2 dnso'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

aaYOu TIRED all the time? Then
 blood needs to be enriched and a by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
 ,ruo Blood Purifier. 1t gives and vitality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
Try Cycola-the new drink-at Mitchell's.

IMPERIAL LODGE. No. g K, P, meets every Friday night at their Castle Hall over Citizens Bank.
 Fraternal welcome extended to all visiting Knights and brethren. J. W. LANGsToN, H. I. HoLDERNEss k. R. and $. G.G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

arPills are easy to take, easy IerAte. Cure indigestion, bill- ns. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
2 BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
lS BLUFF. ARK. OCT. 30, 1896

}. DAILY GRAPHICaccepts ad- kno on the distinct and une yaiUocot ta6ee t].ot tt has c do,.y carcala- arocv than aay other duly meaos- }, Dxbl;shed sn Pine BtaB.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
@ ~ THE OAcK IS TKE RUlT.

We have fully hundred styles of this popular su-hree four buttons.
 We not far advanced dress that change three four times daily suit enough for occasions much tn that suit should be right
 We offer this style suit in best of woolens With best of mak at 8IOOO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30
EntreTIaIn ofSpeciaIIIconstructed Cars
2-S SEPARATE COMPANIES ?

90 Acrobats, gymnasts, vault g0 JU CTS, athletes and clowns. VV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-30

Mr. Walker Whiteside, the young tragedian, came to Pine Bluff q
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ARTICLE XXI.


c.~fisn I Tn-re shall - a nrs tspsrt-
v,,Nrs witch shall consist % a chief q no
eya sersa fae4If. ard a. many suDofdifafn
e.si.@rs ard rferneu as the city COUNCIL
seaH frDm tlEas 70 time By ordinances pre-
So TIE mayor shail appcirt The eslisr
~ tha ara aenaFfmemt alter SxaFntnsfsya
fsv.,i.s~ e.fylf service rules. 40 prSsiofs ~
krfirfa XVI q fhfz Charter. kftd f1sAY =
move hirn f8r cause Ia aecorSanee via
Sc q TIE Ere department. she'll = ~
ar asa management q S&e CHIEF q -
Gre cs.ssa n aft except - oftAer~ass SfS-
1911 ~ lag or ~ tnls Charter.
So a FirKf--Efe rs9yey EA4H pF~ssflDs
,,sfss ara regulator. not H.resas1s'e os
sF5sh Law And the GE9f1s1fFfs q tae e.sFs
- tha srgvgruanefgt ami ean.Eea q tnr 80
ass-aftrsses.t ard tx and eaip4~5 p@8a@1es
- ssa.ors6-rfse chief n tie fro denartit.ri.t
$3.50 ssfFsfart 10 ths eisi serves fa@ss
se-s'.s.,,. eafs5r4slnate afssfers ard hfSffleFl,
~isFsstsF -e.gse chief shall maze monty
:. ...sss-.s - aszrfssr 54tuTss Of to as-fsa
- -, ste Board - fszsssse ~ofk&. e. ~
-. 1850 - sid tg2rd an estisiaAt@ g 80
- w ~ ~ 40 #frartml@nE for tire efssRif<
- ssstfs ssaah recyfFsstseT aims - -
sssg ss.ss proper for tiss sssts@Ff iesss - Us
5'.,ss re 5f~f e -. Frs dsparfnasEss
$50 a. ssrsxaaIiv or gsfeEfr x refsntsta
-. -. e,essrssf or - ae MAJ 1essn NsSt,
report 70 tie ely cogagl g s1s iA4--