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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lsrn.
Israel Evaua Jr. W william Hark-
kins; J. NJ. Cannon; w. 4. Gunter.
4. j, Davis W u. II. Hewitt; u,
X toegsf; 4. v. Taylor.
John Paul W Jas. T.. Williams oil al;
ID. II. wenger.
jos. Il. O'Brieu W Queen Insurance
Co.; PowsIs, sttaup * Llppmsu; Hsr-
ris 4 Wilson.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER conn
q. A. y rIh VI IL. y. Avssop; N. u.
Luke; =. A. Kennsr.
Dayin Jonn W RobpTt J. Snowden;
Pence a Aller; II. b. MeCallun.
Michael FllzsersIi vsChafles Carter;
FrsdT. McGurrini Morfiu sommsr.
MoSpAY, NOVEMBER ?sRD.
John J. Hsisllng Y. John J. Rlberls
Il nj; II. A. Smith; Il. ID. hege, w, u.
Van Horne.
Chsrles w. vinson vs. John J.
Roberts Of al; l.. W. Tatloek, ii. A.
smith; Il. ID. Hsge,
John 4. Rich vs. Bank Of Commerce;
Thomas Adams, Zane 3 Zan'; Raw
Inns 4 Criiohlow.
fUE,DAS, Nov 24TH.
Dsseret National Bank, etc, W w.
4. Burton et al, Ls brand Young;
Marshal a ROyle, J. ii. Moyle.
J. A. Hauotbtoh vs. de rye Calder;
J. NJ. Hamilton; Williams, Van Cot
anu su thefland.
&, +. Nelson vs. James smith et al;
Frank HoflmEn; A. V. Taylor
wEDNE DAY, Nov. 25TH
n, X, Wilson vs. J. II. Hugh,s, elo.
II. "A, Jontf; w. z. Gnntsr.
II. X Miisch W J. IA. Hughes; X.
! IL. Joues; W. 7. Guntet.
George Henry vs. Tribune Pub. Col
ID. +. whilshOTne; Miner & Hiles.
FRIDAY, November 27rn.
Margaret Haycock, ele., Va 4. V.
| Coal Co.; Power, SHsup n LippmAni
Bennett, HArknsss. HSwat Il Brad
Icy,
Margaret Thompson v. II. p,
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho.
Montana, Oregon aud Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports showing ob,srva.
tlens at s am. tojsyi
Salt Lake Cily-BaroulsteT, SO.Ob;
temperature, Is; minimum, ~ vino,
southwest, y miles per hour; cloudy.
Baker Clty-Batomei o., 5000, tenn.
psrsiure is; minimum, 49, WIND, south.
east, 3 miles pct hour rain, 'O2Iinches;
clear.
Cheyenne Barometer, sofa; tom.
psfAturr, "a; minimum, 70; wind,
north. 10 miles per hour cloudy.
Helsna- Barometer, 5000; tempera.
lure, %, minimum, q, wind, SOUTH
west, light; rain Il. incne,; clear.
Miles Clty-Barometer, $3.50; tenn.
perature, o; minimum, o; wind,
aorthws,t, s miles per hour; rain .0l
inches; cloudy.
Hsyr.--Baromelsr, 1914; tempers.
tute, -l6; mlnimum,-ls;w wind, north.
west, lighi; rain, Ia inches; clear.
Winntmucca - Barometer, 5000
Temperature, "a; minimum, ~; wind,
southwest, s miles per hour; cloudy.
Idaho Fallf-BArometsT, 30.0s; tenn
peratufe, ~; minimum, 81; wind
,0uth, 10 miles per hour rain, .Ol
tnrhesi cloudy,
General aud local forecasts for 81
aoup ending 8 pm, Thursday
For Utah; Fair tonight and Than
lay; colder.
bslt Lake City ana vicinity: Fal
his afternoon and tonight; rhursda!
ait, decidedly colder.
J. II. HMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah.
TodAy's temperature Ia shown Ia th
se smile Thermometer given below;
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tpeelAl eouo,pondehee Of the NEWS
MkRcuR, Utah, Nov. IL, 1926 The
boom IN mining circles seems TO DO
Increasing. The values At the Omaha
continue 10 keep up TO the hfsi stand.
ard, aud work on that and adjoining
properties IL being crowded ahead.
Claim owners are getting their rs
sessmonis worked, and the hills pie.
sent q lively appearance.
Several important transfers OF propef-
~ have been made In tue last few
days.
Work on the Valley View will oom'
mence tomorrow. This property 10
ownei by omsha people, and IL. A..
benson has been In camp row days
locking after tho iaterests OF his COM
psny.
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AN ORDINANCE
An Ordinance Lsyyihe the T.
Nss.sm ~ on me proptriy on iss ~ ~
"'e ~ ssegss snm sus,i bets,,ssiM
Within sewer UistfIst 49,


sksftos l. 10 u ordsined t,,.
cil OF SAT- t.Ake City, state al r,s VII tsln.
CITY council doth htfciy lev ~. uti az
provide fQr The At,essmsnt of Ky hH atd
upon voc 20, ~ lo,s and parcels oi ~. 80
matter descuoed, AbutiilE on tts 49, itti.
OF second south street from nollA 80
hast streets, within lever bisty's, ma
one u SAT- late City Nuuttf
All. las :. levied 70 deiray ID. ,,.,... .
second south street betusss nodh .ids u
fifth East streets, opposite Al. t,li aat
described lots, blocks and ns,.lit q
, n' W. espeelAllI anstied and -
adiudEed, detefmined sud tsiabuis.s hefiI
same VIII be especially benedttrd H., ". VI
proyement, and SAID blocks, iots "A , ~ IN.
o, ,aad ais h.rssy asse,itd ~ an sqasi ~
foot frontaHo upon that portion al w inslf
eide Of socoed south ttfsat IL h. w, W. lefn
frentlnF on sad street, anu Of eiflt,.stsd
Men,I I'VE ieet hAes from sad seeoad sS,,f
street between second and INN Ea,t s.,, .sA
and the tan hereby levied and 10 r. ,.attai
on said blocks, lota and parcels of n, 80
Thousand liyc Hundred aud ss,s.ts "
n!ollars tiNiavOl OF one and lo.iuo boi,.ll
81 ~ per hneAf or ifott foot ~
tins upon ssid portion of ss1osd tu
street 10 be Affected and icnsfttsd ~ - 4 W
proyemeni snd the city Treasurer Z, $50.
anthnfked 70 assest m aocofaanee via n.
provisions Of tbs oldinance aud for N, ", "
pose herein mentioned. all VI i.Sis %, i NJ
Two 90, Three 90 shd Yoaf IN n w
seysn,ytNo ~ va. = Al o. los o.. \,
Lots one ~, Two til, Three fii snd ~.
block on rist 81 salt Lac jay suft,, W
this levy o. tsE uron sad Moctf i,,,''.
parcels Of land i made upon the same \, ~.
appear ana are shown upQu the ofIei,i ~.
o. plat Of sad tity and All depth u tsi,,
nve tlsl feet back from saii blocst lot, ~.
parcels u land Abutu 3 on thai rsfil.s !,
Sec nd south street ncfcinbsfofu fssefit.s
Section u. This ordinance stalihs IA -.
from and after ~ approval.
Passed by the city tuunril % salt i.tks Ga,
state Of Utah, November iilh I'D Al "
ferred TO the Mayor Tor biz tppf1ral.
DAVID 4. EMEHN
ltnAl Guy n,fofa,i. :
JAMES GaGNDgNNiSg
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Shoe Thieves Jailed.

James slasbers alias GIrndinning
anu Jack Fogarton were each ssnl TO
jail ior forty days today for petit lar.
ceDy. Tho mon were caught yostgr.
DAY stealing shoes rom tbs Beehive
store On East Temple street, and a.
tho evidence was conclusive againsi
them nth were sent 10 jail. B,asborb
gol an aidi ionai jess Of thirty days
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rauIrY BUSINESS.
na.iwars cempasy's Receivers ns'
port Approved To-day.

un.iwar. Compare Receivers ne.
port Approved To-day.
To-day Judge Richie approved the
report OF the receiver In the case OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
psny against the Western Hardware
company and others. The report
showed cash on hard la the sum OF
SIS, O56TI. The receiver was allowed
$500 on account and was otdeicd TO pay
Inc preferred labor claims OF Joseph
Slim. In the sum Of $685. aud ~ pay
taxes on tue property In the SUBJ OF
slsLS2.
order In the suit OF J. NJ. Stout Of al
W New American Gas aud Fuel CON-
pany was granted.
HIS honor also made an order sp'
pointiug Henristta Bailey, guardian
ad lilsm OF Father Mary Bailey In the
suit Of Hcnrlstta Bailey W VIM. A.
Robertson.
Tho .uit OF 4. J. Lynn sgsinat the
Broadway Liquor company was In
course VI trial.
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battle, the iS.yenrOld daughter Of
MIR. Robert Aveson, was bitten today
about noon, tho result OF which was q
wound which necessitstej the attend.
Ance OF DR.. Richards, who pu. several
autohss la tho bite anu the young lady
IL nfogrsssing very favorably now.
THIS Jog belonged to Mr.. A, III.
Rnuhof, who IL much aggrlevsd Mt the
occurrence. A drill IRE alarm had
besu soupdsi at the Wasatoh school
aud tho excitement caused by ths
children run1ing must nave "rattled"
tue dog, with tho painful results
named.
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MINOR MENTION.

W. J. Mcdonald will have hearing
In the police court tomorrow Al y. IN.
for assault and battery.
Col. John Mosby, the famous Con.
federal. comma nder, now n prominent
lawyer Of Ssu F.anclsco, 10 IN tie city
ON n brief visit. lie IL registered ~
the Knutsiord.
In the police court today Thoma,
Admire, James Clearing snu James
O,Mallsy were sent 10 al Tor ten,
hty ami twenty-five days respectively
for vagrancy.
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City and County OF sai Lac. -
ayld :, kmsfy, recorder 10 and iof oh
that the above and fofcFqing Il a fuli, uns NJ
correct copy OF an ordnance entIued IA
ordinance ievyinE thu tut ana fsf h.
Assestmet Of ire property o. N,
north SIDE Of second south stiett hststts
second aud NTH kast streets within t1ss-
District No. l." passed by he CITY Uoua1il n
sAid city November iith. 10, snd apfrs,,s
by the Mayor November isth, ~, A. apptr,
OF record In my once
In witness whereof have hcfehtl5 lst it,
hand and Anlxed the corporate zeal tftat
city this The 18th day ~ November, A. n ~
SHALL nANtus EuEuY.
Hl0g CuuntY ilocof dtf
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Seriously III.

Many friends will 10 panied 10 learn
VI the serious illness Of the vile Of
John l.. Hansen, Of the NEWS
editorial department. A few days
ago II was necessary Tor a
surgical operation 10 be per.
formed; and this afternoon the
serious stage OF Sister Hausen's illness
still eoniipued, but II Ia hoped that .
marked improvement will DO tho y y
soon. She Is receiving tho most care.
hi nursing and the best OF medica'
SKILL,
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FRANK CARPENTER PROPER
n, Appears Before Justice Wsu6,r 10
The POLES Court To-Day.
The change was Que Of Osisini"E
ner.y Under irsise rre'e.sss-
His Ree.rd -. = Journalist
and Traveller.

IL Frank q. Carpenter. the noted
newspaper correspondent, decsiving
tho public or Ia he noi2 Did he visit
Japan and China, as he claims, and
there gIssn and gather the Information
cont. ip.d In his syndicate letters with
regard 10 those countries, OF Old some
ono else do that work for himG These
are pertinent questions aud will have
10 be answered by Frank II he desires
TO keep up his valuable reputation, snd
belle the words Of = fellow who claims
to have done that work for him.
His name Ia Howard +. Hedden AMI
u his own story be true, ne hss quail.
nostions possessed ~ none, anu s.
ID ough at prescott pen niless and with
out = cent Ia the world, has JOBS
galore, attached To each Of which 10 =
salary "whicb, your honor don't care
to divulge, because 1 consider u my
own private business and no one
else's.p lie parts bis hovlog looks 10
the center and travels by wheel OF
train a. he scslh IT. He Ia sketch
artist OF no mean CALDER and did tat
tle.ground scenes Of tho war with
China and Japan for Frank Carpenter
and other "irauds.' He IL now circuit
ing the globe on slesrns wheel, and
In the interim Jots down incidents
by the wsysids. lie used to be q
subofdins'o 70 CArpen'sr ou' 'nA' uaS
| has passed and gone and he IL now q
o.feater Carponter,D his spccial.iss
| -. ,,,,n,tx. ,.,i,.., wn,s bl..
os'ok o'''''Ps
trionio vsfnAcuisri auVsfu''ns
schemes, national Political conven.
inns. magazine correspopdenos, and
/ ,,...,,,.. =, u,.,.,y ,.,,.
ke"e'ou' 'uose'o'' " 1853. So
70 the leading SUNDAY issues OF Ameir
ca. He now bas contract with The
unio, P.c,ae. "a bI,h n, got through
NIs .acoad c,u,ln. wbo,. name 4,
slther L1msx. Bartoy, BARLOW OF
.or- !, otn.t 1uch a pssudonym, and al
n,...,nt hs /. ensasei 10 Writing
U.ad.r,. Travels or How 4 Buncoed
uo,sI Hen.
Tine illustriou, gentleman came Ia
,his civ IN Nov.mb,r 10Th. n,
,ssi.,.,.s Al IN. T.npIeton Hoiel AM
m. day siter his arrival he coIlar.u
M. Mn "a Porter IN, propIislor aud
| al nj. Iournali,tio mans nj Inst zen
,I.m.n,. i.sI'' M. ave- ofisr,I g. Do
M, Pa,,.r IN, bonor Of Illustrstlnv
nj. ho.,si,y In 1H.ddon,s travels
s,c - for Inc ANAL sum OF what h,
n,I.ht consum, ais.sliy,ly IN eigh
s.sa ar unlil IN. Humsni,y comps a,
l.y ,oxn MI Part.r thsu.h IL -.
,s..anshI. nronos,tionp ana H,dael
ssclsrsd ths aeaI closed, In III,
n,ssn,Ime the ilIustflou, gentI,ma,
al In win ME, Dup,nt An,
M, wvpyst,. well kaowp th,a
s,,c.i n,oel.. and IA. ,ubmitto
n,asasition 10 than. vb,r,b
mai i,kene.ssn would appear ii
.as.,.I srsma,,o nan.r. ,uon a. IN
Rnf.lo Exnrsss for Instance, tn,
,os. wouId b, hut slO--a me. nsp
.,.ii. vhsn ,omnsrea with M, beps
a,s m. r,,peot,ys p.flics would dsr,y
rom Inc Inyeslmsnt,
Lat evsning Heading Thought 4
. i.ay. ,ovn. 40 IA. went 10 Mr Porte
IN. ram pl,lon. ana apprlseJ MIN d
~. f.o,' t.Il,ng MIN rbai his dad
.n,la m.t.r,al,x, ali right nj m
A n,nn., t,ms. MI. pottef nsHed IN
f'Nt. - - ....--- -. - -.,,t
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STOCKS AsD nAnKgrr.


Nav Youk, Nov. 10 -stoet marhst opened
active, with sharp concessions IN some
spcciAltics, particularly sugar. which was De
pressed by reductions OF tho foreign aud
domestic grades of the product and fepeTted
unsatifActory trade conditions.
Daring tue second hour, further declines oe'
Cured n railway shares on uufAtorasle
frame returns and the expectation OF impond.
Ing further losses IN earnings by prominent
lines sugar was well supported At early con.
caasions. rAcinc MAIL recovered slightly on
tAls Of a dividend declaration,
Manhattan was exceptionally weak. dselin
ing to 81 against Vag. yesterdays closing.
fhe activity soon subsidsd anu speculation
WAS dull Al
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10 make It apparent " thou.aAdr,
who ihink themselves III, that they afe
rot M ioled with any disease. but thst
the system simply needs cleansing. II
10 bring comfort home 10 their heArt',
as = costivs condition IL easily cured
by using syrup OF Figs. Msnulac.
tured by tho California Fig Syrup
Company only, aud s)ld by all dius.
gistf.
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niNrs or sLorAs.
ws.hi.sts. Prsrsr,,s. rhs' Are ere.
ailng . food Deal OF Businsss.

siins /. eeod p..i OF Business.
General Agent q. q. Dixon, OF the
Great Northetn, returned yesterday
from q trip TO the slocsu country, s.ys
the Spokane spotesman. Review. lie
has his eye on business which will
come from the mines Of that section.
5snJon, Cody, Kasio and Nelson are
the busiest towss IN the northwest 10.
day, and their growth IL phenomenal.
There are twelve inches Of spos NJ
Cody, and the indications are for an
early winter, which means that the ore
will move earli-i than Iast season.
A. boon rs there IL suifi clent snow on
the Mills, the miues away up on the
mountains commence rawhiding their
ote To the railfoa.i, hence the desire Tor
early snow aud plenty Of u.
A large portion OF the orc IL going 10
Everett, although smeltefs 1t Tscoms IN
the west and the big plants In the east
will receive q good share. Tbs ores OF
the Blocan have been "A important item
In the freight departments OF railroads
this summer. Hitherto. on account Of
lack OF transportation In the noun.
talns, there has besn practically no
movement OF ofe between the months
Of April and November. To show the
deyeiOpment OF tho country, there IL
now . wagon road TO the Ruth mine,
another TO the whitewater, and high.
ways 10 the Psyue group, REQ and
Others, whose tsme IL more than local.
The Siooan Star has concsntraior
and q lfAmway, which piske II easy 70
handle tho immease output OF that
queen Of silver mines.
4 "a. A.. aIfuRaN FgnnH In
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AMuSEMENTS.

Tsnnessee's Pardntr nj the Theatsr.
Only q fair sized audience Witnessed
tho performance Of the above play at
the rheAter last evening. IL IL one OF
those romantic idyls Of the fountains
40 quantity and picture quely told by
an author Of Bret HarIe's style, ard
savors very strongly Of BARLEY Camp
bells play My Partner, lately produced
here. There Ia much to enjoy nj times
In plays OF this Kind though the com.
pany presenting Tsnnesses's Pardner
last night hardly made OF u what Ia
possible 10 make OF II, and without
entering into detail A. 10 the indiyid.
ual msflts Of tbs members VI the
company, n eau DO sail that Mr. Haw-
kinsis rendition OF the part Of the
"magniiioisnt liar" 0vsw mixer Hay,
was gsnuinely enjoyed. AS were the
numbefs given by the Golden Mug.
get quartet. Tennessee's PardneT
will be given again this evening, this
performance olosing the engAgemeni
here.
The Grand--A mother splendid audi.
onoe viewed Ned Rpyle's play nj the
Grand last evening and similar ex.
ptessions Of praise were accorded II NJ
upon the opening night. Ffom pres
cot Appearances one Of the biggest
weeks, from u financial point OF view
thai tho Grand has ever known, viii
be recorded. The matinee Saturday
will be crowdet, the house being al'
most sold out now.
The Lyeeum-rown Topics has
caught on At this mouse and business II
looming. IL 10 one OF the best thing
Manager Gales has given his patroni
Tor long dine, ANA viii certainly do 1
profitable wsrk's business.
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and will be In ruaping order In few
days.
Work on the Northern Light mill IL
progressing rapidly and Il will be com.
ple,ea ana ready 10 run by January
let.
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There IL Joy.

MoEisy evening" TO the wife OF
Pomeroy Spencer, two bouncing boys.
wife and children In extremely good
condition. The father 10 A. well s
cnuld he expsctsi.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

fhs New Ausriean uss and TuG Conf,t,
salt IAte city, Utah
NO1ICK. TIikRE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following fhNes q siofi a
aeeonnt OF Assessment LEVIED on ths lstt a.
OF september itpd. the several accounts "a
opposi,c the namss uf The tespsciut tiotl
holders. a. follows
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on suspension Of sentence which
hung over him from Jester lsy's sef-
zion OF court.
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IL eoatnin.u Ia = bottle Of Hooaa
bsTsAIarllla than In any other similar
preparation. IL costs the proprietor
aod manufacturer more. IL costs the
Iobbsr more aud II Is worth more 10 tbs
consumer. II has = rsoerd OF cures
unknown 10 any other preparation.
One True Blood Purifier.
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Hyod. 1t a; z,ns a Zane; pOwsr.
stfaup 4 Lippmar.
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,sieaxo Live s,sss
ohieaso. Is
ilsht, fa.isap.,D.
Mixed. " ieailto.
Heavy. itg..Lto
hough, i2saats.oo
hesyes, ssioasD,
Cows and heiters, tl.to4nps.
Westerns, ts.11dtAOo.
slocisrs ind feeders. g. isa,a,sS.
sheep-htcady.
oa,sns Lave stsek.
special 10 the news
south Omaha. Seb., No, Is.
Receipts, 4 tooi steady,
Western stsers, y oodisyl'
lows, 81 .ltdfAN
Feeders iS.OOsis'A
chicago usrhst.
chicago Nov. H.
whsat-Soy., -. nee, 81.
Cora Nov, as Dee,
S Ss,.-sS,, I, w. p1 S.s ~ Sas
LArd-Noe and bee. i1eiii
nlbs-NoN and Dec, lAciS,
Hye-1L
BArleV-2lIA
1tmoihy-ig.bS.
fax-i1.
silver. L-sa
siiyeT-ls
LsAd-ta13
ceppsr-slsaayi brokers. ti.ioi sIehanss
n.so.
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HOOPS PILLS arc the boat family
oAlhsrtie aud liver medicine. Gentle,
RELIABLY. sure.
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Merit
tlood'ssanaparilla. y eeh MS

merit IN medicine means tho power TO
cure. Hoods sarsaparilla POSSESSES actual
and unoqaalled curative power and there
fore II has true mort. When you buy
Hoods saraaparilla, and take Il according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
cure any OF the many blood diseases, you
are morally certain to receive benefit.
Tho power TO cure IA there. You are not
trying an experiment. II will mako your
blood pure, rich and nourlshing, and thus
drive out the germs Of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up the holesystom.
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Andin aooord,nes With the U. y" an snp sspt 30
OF the board lot dlrtclyis I'M marcel 'of ne
~. 90 mnns tsa STOCK a. may BE- ss.sssssr'ili
NH he ,old atiIooms q and 4 XIV q 30
Moe ali l. Ee CITY. on the w p psy he ds,
ysm6er. 1894 o'eiocf dn ioselhsT VIA
.h.leasts ~ ,iysrtlsing and eNpenssn,g,is
JOeH' - hccfeiafl .
Ii,., pua'ea.IOn Of 'h'' 1'"'''
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~ resolution and order o. Iiduiaurnsd 10 10Y
M igd' al O'Clock p m, az w ssere,ifI,
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chicago market

csPp.r-sis.a, brokers. ni.ioi 'IsaaNs'.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-25
QUESTIONS IT'S LEGALITY.
Aid. Ehrmanntraut Finds the Reso-
luton Lacked Votes.

Aid. Ehrmanntraut has raised g.
question as to the legality Of the as
sembly's action last Thursday night
in declaring its acceptance Of the bid
of Nicholas Rauen for three-year
lease of the. market house property.
The vote by which the bid was ac-
copied was to 2. Vice President Van
Slyke, who occupied the chair, declared
the motion lost, thinking that two
thirds vote Of all the members of the
assembly was required. Mr.. Johnson
maintained that majority vote was
sufficient, and appealed to Assistant
Corporation Attorney Phillips for a
decision. The latter thereupon read a
portion of section 15, chapter 4, Of the
charter, which says that majority
vote of the common council shall be
sufficient to lease any real estate as
the city may own and which is not
needed for municipal purposes Vice
President Van Slyke thereupon de-
clared he motion carried and the bid
accepted.
Aid. Ehrmanntraut, however, has
discovered another section in the char
ter which, in express terms, requires
a three-fourths vote of each body Of
the common council The section read
by Mr.. Phillips at the assembly meet
ing is a part of the special laws of
1889, when the common council con-
sisted of only one body. The section
that Aid. Ehrmanntraut called Mr..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-25

Philips attention to yesterday is an
extract from the special Laws of 1891,
section Ii. chapter z. 1t is found on
page T3 of the city charter Mr. Phil
lips took the matter under considera-
ton. The two conflicting sections read
as follows: sf
Section Is, page So of chapter 4. of
the municipal code of the city of st.
Paul. which prescribes the general
powers and duties of the common
council. and which is taken from the
special laws of 1889, says:
me common Council of the city Of St
Paul shaH have power to purchase real es-
tate for the use Of said, Corporation or to aid
IN the purchase Of real estate for such public
purposes as the Common council may deem
proper by three-foyrths vote of all the
members elect, and by like vote to sell
ana convey, and by a majority vote of all
me tae ne t eject lease any such real es-
needed for municipal purposes.
On page 13 of the municipal code,
under section 13, appears this extract
from the special laws of 1891, section
IL, chapter Z: 4 -.
The common council shall not have power
TO orda1n or authorize the payment of any
damages claimed for alleged injuries to per-
SONS or property, or lease any property ex-
cept by ordinance adopted by vote of three
ell.
II the latter provision controls, and
1t would seem to, being enacted two
years subsequent to the former, it will
require seven votes out Of the nine in
the assembly and nine out of the
eleven In the board Of aldermen to
tease the market house property. But
the action Of the assembly may not
be irregular so far, inasmuch as it
did not take the form of resolution
or ordinance leasing the property. 1t
was mere acceptance of the proposal
offered by Mr.. Rauen. The property
cannot be leased except by an ordi-
nance. Furthermore, in case both
bodies should pass an ordinance leas-
ing the property under the proposed
terms of Mr.. Rauen, the mayor would
In all probability veto it.