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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
Write
Our Mail Order Dept.
2U CENTS A YARD.

At once Such a chance as this
can't last long. Your order for eth
er samples or goods will be filled
same day received. We're safe in
saying you may order any number OF
yards, and if not satisfied you can
return and get your money back.
Quick action necessary if you'd
get any of this wonderful dress goods
value !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
% TWELFTH STREET.

The Knox. Miller and Imperial Hats
are now open for inspection. In fact,
the finest and largest stock Of hats in
the State, all leaders. only TO be had at
G.. A. BEUTER'S,
% Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
MONEY TO LOAN

Money to loan on real estate. West
Virginia Savings and Building Associa-
ton. Room IA, Masonic Temple. Office
hours. 6:15 to S:15 p. m. every Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
AUCTION! AUCTIONj

$500 worth of household goods will
be sold at auction this morning at 9
o'clock sharp. corner Market and Tenth
streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

The ambitious Republicans in Madi-
son district have concluded to trot Mr..
McGregor a boss race for the nomina-
ton for Commissioner, and Messrs.
Jacob A. Britt and G. w. Kennedy are
named as his competitors
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
AMONG TIE CHURCHES.
The Rev. Mr.. DornblaZar Addresses a
Meeting Of Young People

In the English Lutheran Church.
Tenth anniversary Of the Y. L. c..
E. W. - Some Interesting An
Observation-Disclosures for Sabbath
Discourses and Other Religious
Notes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

G. L. Henderson,, of Parkersburg,
and r. V. Burkhardt, of Dayton, Ohio,
both representing furniture houses, are
stopping at the Windsor while in the
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
JOS. HORNE.
JOS. HORNE 6 co.
An Atwood
Wonder!

Never such dress goods bargain
sold over retail counter. We be-
ieve it, and know you'll say so if an
intelligent investigation be made an
unbiased verdict given
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

F. o. Eead,ey, representing the firm
of Lauer & Suter, manufacturers OF
confectiOnaries, is in the city, and is
making The Windsor his headquarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
SOME POLITICAL NOTES.
Candidates for Minor Offices Cropping Up.
IN Error Cnrrected.

Tt was announced yesterday that Mr..
Levi Cassell would enter the race for
the Republican nomination for County
Commissioner in Clay district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

The announcement in yesterday S
Register that Mayor Caldwell had with
drawn from the Republican race for
Sheriff was regrettable mistake,
which occurred through confusing the
name Of II. c. Caldwell who has with
drawn from the race for Prosecuting
Attorney. with d. r. Caldwell, the
Mayor. It's the old story Of one man
talking Of a person, and the second
party TO the conversation supposing he
meant another person of the same
name. The Mayor says he is in the
race to stay.
The Democratic leaders Of Triadel-
phia district viii have a conference at
Elm Grove, Monday. and all voters Of
the party are invited to take a hand.
The BenWOOd Republicans viii hold
their primary election to-day between
the hours of noon and p. m. and it
is expected a large vote will be pOlled.
Herman ZWicker is announced as a
Republican candidate for School Com
missioner in Union district. Scott
Fair is a Republican candidate for
County Commissioner in the same dis
trict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

J. L. Vance, Of Boston, Mass, travel
ing for the Putnam Horseshoe Nail Co..
is in the city drumming the trade, and
is a guest at the Windsor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.-o~o--o-o-.oc--c----r--,c--.,c-,-,.,o.,.oo,.>-

Alexander,
Shoe Seller,
Fits Feet
Correctly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

non 8EDs C. NEN0EL & 60.

------LrrrrCEEED-11111111
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

McLure-J. A. Boazel, Warren. Ohio;
Elmore Kinley Belmont, Ohio; F.
Mitchell, Sistersvilee. w. Va; A. J.
Rei;z, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

William NJ Carr, an oil producer of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was a guest at the
Windsor vest erday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-29

ST. George R. Jones, Big
Flint, w. Va; J. w. Houston, New
Brighton, Pa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
ARTICLE XVII
salaries and Bonds.

Section ! The mayor shaO seceiVe al
nnaltv a salary 81 s. sss. 20 - Para ~ 'ltA-
Is rhe annual salaTies OF tae iaiipN ~
officers CO this IS $21lf ls@ -
Is and saau be as foao"s' t. - l.'.,.
s. na0. corporation eaAt 10y
e5rrnfrolier ara ex-ctflcio city cief < !-.ff4
g. NJ r.7irer Of the city shaA re-
f,stVs any t-rn.laaesttieu Tor MS = VIC as
as such offlcar except by saitFF. Iaya re
lIsnnthty. wh.ct. W ben Eot pFssS4 5lca ~
this chatter snail ne lSeS - sy
cg..reil hv or1ina1-s. NJ sAiafE 81 any
effi@-er so fNe8 av the clty cofneH sl1ti le
increased AFTER h.s aoraintule,i1 y 1et tls
the term Cor Wh n ne sHth iaFs "1fN
Sl xsfrrf.f officers - the city
other thar paiirsul',Il. o. go ~. -, e..
f5r. men shat before ta@y eftsf op9h ne
Sts--srre 20 t8eir Official duties, give aG'-
proved bends. c.u 3}t.cafs -" ~ % - -
rsarfs rrlaFea n such uftar+a4 d8tl = NA.th
-,rr.sg5aS sFaIl #.7 frs c,fa41sFs Nt.-'it q r
stare ana Tss s+Hts y1efee, +ha e0I IN
rs - vaeh sr3 over ard ABOVE az just
3.tfa ara N4r-ftfes tu ssuia -.5fil ft-t
gr,s-srty sitsEts3 within trts stass -
il not eveurct from eXerAai-f 4tti .ft'u
s-re- u~gsgrstfsf thar TIRE seffs -tp t- p
.sw1vsE SURETY esrEf1rsatiafS NAV pe 1t..es't
~ ia ltaH 90 l-.lttia.f SAB sflfts -t7 so -
f-faF saa IS r0rsr - aoqrI$r1 = q A.atti-
- - fh,. atfs.f.r committee - ofesn sts-
sirr Tvhe s--aants ~ aW s4ea oaN eN-
.-.rs q s ttr.rgs Sc rraff lesi 20 tii7 ~ q
shal1 ~ as axea - the cars e'4'leit ~ o.
- & - SHAH ~, on con5itl'1 q ne
t.,.8 - ths ch.es - police tAAt Pc s04ti
ssv All ssh a-t.sal damage a. unsF -
Sustained av auy pcrsoa aTfes1e9 Hii.so4'
= - "a ~ in reason % any fa4se Or uu3sAs-
~ morrison serf fv or under tsas a4FSc12on
o. such chief % police
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13

geefsyn 4 The city council shall. Unless
etherwtee prescribed by f1s laws or the
state exsrrsss controi ard rnanaE enssnt
of shs h2rsor ard water front Of the 1isy
Of Seattle. and snail. ny crdlnauce. estAks.
lisk rt5rh rules ard regulations as SHAH
prevent snv eucrozehInsnt upon the tidal
area OF the same
Sc 2 The construction Of all vnarves
whicn may 10 built ~ the city, ana ali
ret,afrz on the same. or ether WoEA ookss
on fhe water front by the city, shall bs
performed BY the board OF public works
after rrocee6ings haa In the manner ard
Sorr1 prescribed for the eonstrucsion, fff-
ursyerIssrt and repair % public buildings.
esc The city council shall b ofdi-
ns re regulate the tolls for wharfage.
dorkars ard other charges al all whsrNes.
sItnx docks ard landing places within the
civ aud provide for Tire reguiafiOn OF
t~rfhs ard landing % all steamers. sail
vessels. barges or otter Tatsr craft ana
wharvss. sllys. docks and landing places
ssseh ofber control not herein specified as
sh.f rat h< Inconsistent with the laws Of
tEe rnitsd States ard u the State OF Wash
ington-. - -, a..,ne., .,sx ~, ors,-
nance order fhs construction OF wharFes.
strests abutflng upon or leading into any
nsvsganls waters within the city, whieh
wnarvss slips. docks and landing places.
vrben ~ constructed shall remain under
TIE sxrlgsiye control or the city.
gsc. 8 The mayor. by and with the ad-
vice and consent OF the city council. shall
snpotrt port warden. who shall perform
49, dtsfIes not Inconsistent with this char
tar ia relation % harbors and wharSeS.
=. uesy ba prescribed by ordnance. and
who shall bs desIned tho head OF the naroor
departments
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
THE CHARTER or THE CRY -
SEAfTf.E--Goutxn

See Al engineers ssnosexss -
efaSrEs g Any steam boiler .ansssr - 49, z
- me etIy SlaaA BE licensed an-,Esa ~
az eNzz1st1sg1en az q fstaess ana -
II TIE saiicw3GE V18Hnere TssA ,-fxss 10y
Ice commission so q sEEsag1gt = ss,a~S - Z.
a-l1tHerS O. tsree fseEatsars a ~, - ~, +
cut gay examine ana eertlsg e. arsr,ss,s.s -
Tor esaSineer lcensA sgrziss- ssleh -
Ray - prescribed IS TIE civil ss-Ys,sa - =
mission 80
Sac 8 No person stan or~rSts -
steam boiler wtth3n tAe clty Esnsrs urs4ss
aTst 99tsiGiuE q license az fhe es- 1-t
grade. nor SHsA any yserSan esYnlssv -, - -
licensed person % operate &uy sigeA s-,ss-s
The Cssy eeNnCl Sh&la enact al 5rsss,sss-ss-.
necessary and pseper Tor carrying 80 -
fest tie Esrovtszoas u th.s artzcls -
10g therein suitable penasttss Ter arss -
aat3oa 81 the requirements af sgseA ,rss
a1nces aid shah make al approsrlaisa-.
necessary thcresor, sna shan fN fsa -
pNns2tsog of tire boiler Inspector unaa r..
eaSzs ~ work actually qertaesEess. go
shall also * tie license Zee gor esxs-ss--<
ard the fees for ths snse%ntsas =
boilers provided. that n 10 e..
SHAH THE expenses - the g.
or boiler Inspector. including -
sry, exceed tae receipts from the ksoesxs
fees ard Sees FOR eNarainsEM Aatsss- -
ether income q said office. and pSeessss
further. the Zee Tor an Inspection trzar -
exceed ave cents per horse power. nor n.
Zee 9ov = license The sam OF two GolArx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
THE CHARTER Of THE CITY OF
81 aI~EI E.--s,eutfnued.

xx-....,..- -. ...,xra- 49,, s.,s-
- s.9- ,s-sS- - 49, s-s-s-,ss
- 4ss 80. 49, ,sr.-Sfs ~ s,-s5- -.
- Asss-s s 80 -. -ss,ss 1890 49, SS9sf
s.ss-s- So - $500 - 80 --.s5s,.s
= g - - Z --,sss Aa~s.s ss5.es,
49, ses,,--.. sa.s ,ss.sss- ,rs1s sess-s sksgi
= $3.50 ,..s.A J, s--,~. - - ~s.,-,---s
= 49, 49, -sglts - $3.50. 49,
- 80. 80 49, 80 sass,,Ss "a -.
-,, 81 ss 1880 ~ s,.~s ,ss,s- -
sf.~a ..s-.. r. ~ "a. rss-,s,~s srs.i
49, ~,ss ssSs.,,s-.. T~s-s SIs,s.a -. -
- e~.. - $3.50 - ,,-srsssssss -
49,. - = "a - sss-...-,.ses
,,.4s~.ss-s 500 - ffas~ sssss.,,s,..s-
=. - - S-.s.s.,.,.ess 49, - -
- --'-s%. -, .s~..sss -, - - -
s.su@-5s r. = = ,as1sEer = sss Civ s,ssr-
- - -. - - - ,s,..,.1,s-. - ss,ssss
"a s%ss - ssss - -. ,..s y sssr as sss~es.
s.-,--sss - - .-f.f - $3.50 s~,..,.,,,.s
- ~ - .e.v-ev sS-sns $40 - -ss5.~.-s
-r.,, - -,.srs -. .-,- ,sss~ ar s-,s.~
49, - - 49, ,S.,,-.>5 In sssher --sss
"a --~s'stsa,ss - s.ssx- essEs-ss3' go 4
rr@sssa 81 s-t,s f~saf aY5 ~ - alsSsy.ss
- fsss2siigsv- -. s-s7-ss- v,reSs3ers- u rvg9-
sSs-ss - ~ - .,ese.,i,srs - ia rssv
.~,,,r~sssl 1911 - rtss5,Isfs,y Tsss tSe a.
$500 .ss55-x- sba- $50 s7ss-,anssAs rssiser
$50, 49,. -. -sa-,,r,,-as f~ogr, ss4ies Tfsa
successor 81 any egYscer - removed Il
.5~.re-f So - ~<..,ss.'-sfl sfTsu So sansen
fron, tns sa.,s .slssseai Marty As tie az
ss-@~ res.-.,,s-5
So II Ss.Ar,- asA.t,ya officer shall
hald osys>. -,Y 49, s,s,s.s.ss.sr il sslesfgsI
an nSsalfssas x>a-.f ~thSrvTis,s in ms
eha~tz- -s~-s,-fsss3
So 49, $50 .v,o,,.s,-a osssea~ shall
hals ass;ea -,.;l 49,, ,,eess,r il at,r,s,,teS
s<~S os1siss,s ss.ss,, a. ,shsrxxiSss =, rs
.-h.r,ss- --e.ss-s - Nfs -
- n :, sAs i. s.,-.,,,..,-, - ,,.Aa-
a,sSffv.s a. - ,,se,s ,s,,s.s,,,,s,
81 rT-sr,,, - $500 % ,,,ss5,,, ~
h,,r.a,. =. A - sA =, -, - 49,. ss...
sSpea.' SrsAIed ~ or anaes dls $500 ~,
sny sshaT a,ss.s s-ssa,si go ec,,-,tx, ar
,rss,f~srsi a. ~ - A. >..sse s.es
~ aS : ,,.s P,,ss * = ~ ;. = s,,,rlS1,.
or 49, - f.-...S' ~ = -. -.a - =
se.,,r,5ss, or Aiss otssoT =.
s,ssSca - - " -, = :. 80 49, 80 a.
Tesfiv - i,'Sir.ss,, s1,ss-ss :; 49,
49,, ,.,.h - - -. $3.50 - =, SO - 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13

I'm Lieu of subdivision Fifteenth OF
section Eighteen OF Article -Four I"
the Foregoing Charter.

rgr,esnsb-Ts provide for nrhting 'bs
streets ard ali public places q taa 80.
aaf f9F furnishing ths Inhabitants p -
city wffh gas. eleetFia Or otaef AhafM So So
goF gnss ownership. p8Ts lsts@ ~ 9ttlef y,
aafsitlsu. construction - nasefsftsts s, =.
~ b H0rsg as may Pc nsz @AF9 70 -.
Ven4ent therefor 81 charge Sua c9..s.- ~.
fne ase 81 such light, ana = frSssta1S -
uss ana griee ~ SUsh tfEa& wHstaeI -
rsleG bv the city or ether pefson 81 cgI -.
tat. provided however. tsssf - y -
~ any sann light piaaE Sn4sa ~ fftsAes - 49,,
osff frst 81 uniting ftes gsrstt2u % So
tsfsr-fssa 40 fee electors Or fns estf -
Fwet4anth tate1g pF4Ff9e tys - -.
strsietfan ps5rl base or con = Atl2,s. -.
~ s.ia an4 creFatloH ~ ire essp - -
.lsrtFfs 81 o8her railways Nit8au Hp -
ss.T.fe Efn!fA - tna riEgs ana fhf - -
r{srs 81 frs5Efst AMI gssa1eN@rfa Va 60.
aH8 "a tx A5sees feE'isEt 80 e'--ss - - Al
a. rates ae All Eaeh fafMs1a 40 - -.
~sss~~ rnfl~-avs - like n&fAf@ stSs..n sst
SssSs syes..ssf 81 agzssg afed ~ &tssFFs - -
- h,zssssr that use rlfF e9'sflfst -. -
go, fyss8 nfsY essntfacf Or 8Ersfifsriss 80
- ~ RS catHfTgge4igH. efsii - -
- 1850 oasrs7 sslip or offsttEsa g..,s..st
sasx ~ anv sueh street Fass~ ~ .-.s.s ar
r~sr ss.ssrsslsfanw xQea Fr3s .'%ss - -. = Ia
a.-r~euseslg - sas z4Allalsa sssceSss -
GL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13

ARTICLE XIV.

nc A~f0FAFF Aft$NfA tAST
Section J. There stall b library fund.
kIrst--.Ss4sA gzftxs eegf4eSts An1 a@ss@-s
IS ray - g1gsE. bsqaeatfsea Or ce*tsss1 -
us@s Or PURPOSES Ct ths Seattle FaolAc Ii
szzry.
saeoad-Ten per eenfurn u the gross r.
cesPss o. the city from al fines. penalties
ThlFs-'The rents. issues ana profits De-
rived from aEy property wrs1n may "a
held Or owned fH frfst Tor said library
~ fHs etty o. ang ether trustee
E1s4rfl~AEy Aggregation that TIE city
eot4slefl may nzake fer sall1 fund from tsEs
Fitlh-sgch annual tax levy. rot 10 ex-
esea ore NH 81 tss dollar. as re eity
e9uneil nay provsts.
Sec 2 The title - All property h-icng-
lax 70 ffrs Seattle PBti5s LlbTary sh4ll =
4F41 remain ~ fre n4nss 9f Ire c9tf aud
shall be held iuytoiahse N trust for the Use
ard benefits q sA4d library.
See. 3 There shaa - fxe library com
fnissioners appointed by tire mayor, who
shan hold ofiiee for I've yeAFS, sefte VIII
esit compensation. and = san5rct 10 re-
ngoval By the mayer. The fEe commits
sseners FIRST appointed shah 20 classify
t,emzefves thar ore ~ taem snail 90 cat
list $50. The commissioner having tlss
shortest term 90 serve flali be chairman
% the commission, and the librarian shah
There shall be a Librarian appointed by
TIRE mayor, whose appointment ana tenure
shall Be subject to the Provisions OF Arti-
Gle XVI. Of this charter.
Sec. & Subject 10 the direction and COM
troll % the city council. the librarian shall
bare TIE custody. HaiageneIAt ana cofsfol
Of the library. and. under civil service
rules. have the appointment and remos-
al Of his sibordinafes.
Sec. S. II shall De the duty OF ire libra
~ commissioners TO visit TIRE library AT
least nnonfhIy. and 70 make proper Tecou7-
rlenczfi0ns to the mayor. city council and
nilrartaf CONCERNING the management OF
the library and The purchase Of books.
Sec. 8 The city council shall provide for
the expense Of operating. maintaining and
eniarging the library by monthly appr0prf-
alton from the library fund. the same to
be expended IN the manner provided BY
ofz;suance or ~ this charter, bat shall rod
have power 10 create any debt or onliga~
ton against the fund. exeept Ia 30 far as
there shall De money therein WITH which
70 pay the same.
Ssss 2 The Seattle Puhlic Library shsn
be open for the use OF the pubic under
such regulations as the city eoun III eli ell
BIZ ordinance IrS&crtte-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
ARTICLE XXI.
Inspections Of steam Boilers and IL
cenSing or nUineer-.

Section J. The mayor sta7I an3cint after
competitive examination b. competent en-
gtneeFs HUt&ef ctV1 service rules steam
o15lFr Inspector who ray. k8G tect O. no
provisions 81 Article XVI - fhfE e@aTf =.
h~ Tem0Ffa ~ thF mayor, 1st1 nose autF
e SHALT b.. - inspect ~ least eace -Agn
year al steam boilers ans steam csfaA@s.-
tsons thereof wifhu fae city 8nnsfE. except
the feslnG tng Locomotive ss3ifeTs. teaisfrs
NsEfara zslhknrT - taxFa@ ten IS kfnfte1
States inspectors ans s9cn ofhefs as nia
- excepted ~ thu cstS council ne boil
ties ~ nav D. rrassF Bod ~ @rl ng ase.
TIE trsfsersian % baliers erall BE fftef ss 3
an4 a. near as may bs iu &eeof4aneR M4fh
the pros astons OF the FeFiss1 sf&Ra5#s u
tha United states fes4llE. - ia 4asDee-
LIZ - slsAQ SS..s.A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
TuE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
sEATTfE-lontf

isxfxsa.tsr, - ksna deemed necessary 20 I'M
ssToT@ the condition and administration -
,saa fra Department. and SHALL report = Ike
syszng,er fE!Gg - The essS Cg1ne1s The c-1si-
r..es ard essndt11on q the 1rs department.,
snaUffss the number o. alarms responded
~, the estimated loss bv each are during
she year wtsh s7e c&Dse taere9s. with such
atf.er information az he ezn furnish feEB1-
tra 70 throw light 1pcr tie advancement
e. frsprowsrneEf % tas department ard
the necessities thereof. also sr estimate
81 money required 70 pay salaries ard ex-
pezgs&z 81 TIE IRE department. for TIE sFs-
sutng fiscal year. specifying IN detail fns
Irsrxss for which tins same ~tIs BE- Required.
Fiffh-iTbe chief sssi have szsch further
poxexE ard be subject 10 sssch fgrtseF d.
ties as may bs granted or imposed b TO
city council. exesEs a. ofner@sSs ln LIS
Charter provided
S.xfh-It shall re TIE duty Of the ccsef
Of the FIRE department 70 ins9@1t and keep
q record Of all new buildings - course o
erection IN the city. and FscsoTt - TIE CITY
coaneii any building "a prveess q con
struettor or completed wttnc8t fBe Ire
protection ana ESCAPES prescribed - tAe
seventn--Ths chief OF the IRE ds5sarf ftiesht
stall keep 3 record CO tns conduct OF nsSS.
IA tho Department. ard SEND a e1pg 81
same monthly 10 the Secretary OF ne SlFl
service Comnnizzloc. Keeping sas1 fecor1
IN accordance with the rT5ies OF ans Gb<s9
forrns suppslad 81 said commission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13

The Law Department.

Section l. The law department OF the
city OF Seattle shall consist OF a corpora
ton cou usel, assistant, corporation COUNSEL
and city attorney. The corporation coan-
sci shall appoint the assistant corporation
counsel ard city attorney, and remove
them at his pleasure.
Sec 2 The corporation counsel shall BE-
an attorney OF the supreme court or this
state. and have been Ia ths practice OF his
profession In the city OF Seattle FOR at least
four years next prior 10 his election.
Sec. :. Tho corporation counsel shall
have fun supervisory control 81 AL the liu-
CATION OF the city. or ia which the city or
any Of It's departments are Interested. and
shall perform such other duties as are or
shall be prescribed by ordinance.
Sec. 4 The assistant corporation council
and the city attorney shall perform such
ton counsel or by any ordinances OF the
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
ARTICLE NNIII.
Hours Of Labor.

In all public works done ~ or Par -
city. either 5y 1ay work or ~ confrsss
eight hours shall constitute a days wcrSs
and no employee Of the city on city werss
or Of any contractor or sub-eontraeseS y
Stlch work. shall be required 20 work lapx-,
than eight hours 10 any 2ne calendar dsvs
provided. however, that this arttcas shsa
I4ot lie 40 construed IS % In any mannes
apply 20. or affect any contract entered \.
10 BY the city prior 20 the adoption of rs,
charfer This article shah Ia enforced -
the city council by ordinances
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
ARTICLE XVIII.

Section r There shall - helf IN thts
-ssvy en- tee T1s@sfav fe3inwtnE TIE G.Fsf
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general stz-tiaH. Tor ire e2ect stS * .
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afheT esr4tiFa Cheers fSr TIE Seta4s pro
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tloEs ElAa 1o Eel1 a. suca Auas al 4eE
a..t5sfmnrs srsserfhs. except when other
wise prev t-G 10 tats llAF ter. ts+s ~
e. fhag az least thirty eayE rotice asAs.
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The morning times., 1896-10-18
ARCHBlSROPS SHOOK HANDS
Corrigan and Ireland Meet on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Steamer Crowded With 4Churchmen
and Laity Who Came to Bid
CaruInui Salolii Farewell.

New York, Oct 17.-Cardinal satolli at
tcinpteu W receive the cIerSymen ana
laiJy who called OH him, OH D"ard Tile
Steamer KAISER Miibeim IL, beiore her
ueparlure from her oock this morning, In
his Suite, but UI,e cabins comprising IL were
wholly lnadequate TO the crush, ana 'he
captain OF the vessel lenucrcd the caruinai
the use of his cabin on the upper deck.
The caruinai accepled J1e oiief, ana Win
Archbishop Corrisan, Aposuonc Dele6aee
htatd.4c.A, anu atcDDis op Chaliehe' Va
New Mexico, took possession OF tbe eoii
nIiiIu,I % Uin. I De uuor Oh lLe S""iii
opened on the deck, affordng great space
for ingress and the assembling ol peopie
OUTSIDE Spacious us was the ueck, .bao
section surrounding the commahuei seaoih
qulcnIy Drcilue ~--Cohiof.ani, sio"ceu'
Venerable prelates OF the church jOs'ied
with youus nc.lpers OF t..e pries.uoou ana
men,bers OF the laity, men and Women All
were anxious to see, an i II possipic, sndhc
hands vita the caruliiil.
yaruinal SaIolii ana Apostolic Delegate
MarIineili, with Secretary Rocker, STOOD
at the door of the cabin and received all
that came, although there was only time to
Touch Lue hand oil the preiate. Many
persisted in kissing the large seal ring on
the thru finger OF the cardinals left
hand. For fully half an hour constant
stream of people poured by the cabin.
Archbishop torrigan, who boarded The
steamer with CaruILal Satoili and assisted
him in the early part of the reception, found
that all who came TO see the cardinal also
insisted upon greeting him. To avoid the
delay caused by this second greeting, the
archbishop bade Cardinal Satolli adieu,
explaining AT the same time the reason
for his premature departure. The arch
bishop had 10 Iostle his way out of the
crowd in the calm and when finally he
succeeded in getting ON deck, found him
SELF face 10 face with Archbishop Ireland
OF ST. Paul. Archbishop Jorrigan smii
ingly exclaimed:
Why, Archbishop Ireland, 1 am glad
TO See YOU"
Are you here in the crowd, too?" re-
Piled Archbishop Ireland.
The prelates, when they first sighted
each utiier and exchanged greetings, were
sOine feet apart, being separated by the
crowd. Archbishop Corrigan pushed his
way TO Archbishop Ireland's side, and
grasrng his hand, said:
You must come and see me before you
60 away Archbishop Ireland promised
10 do SO.
So great was the crowd to see the cardinal
that the departure OF the Kaiser Wilhelm
was delayed in order that those who had
called might go ashore.