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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-14

The County Commissioners Appro-
PIRATE $4,000 For Its Repair
aud Recommendation

The big task of repairing and prac,i-
cally reconstructing the Grant street
bridge was burden which as has al
ready becn stated. the city felt itself un-
able TO bear alone, while at the same
time realizing the Imperative necessity Of
having the work done and done speedily.
Accordingly. since the county would
snare with the city In the advan-
tases Of having good bridge on so
prominent a thoroughfare, applica ION
VAS made 10 the board of county commits
sioners for a cooperative appropris hon.
This application has al last been heed
Cd. and on yesterday the board unaai-
rnously voted an appropriation OF $500 10
aid In putting the bridge into shape
ogain. The appropriation, II is stipu-
lated in the resolution is TO consist II
ten warrants OF $3.50 each. and these the
auditor is empowered and authorized to
Issue.
The resolution also stipulates that the
county is not 20 be in anywise further
responsible for work on the bridge. either
10 the city or to the contractors.
This appropriation represents a scant
halg Of the autcUnt necessary for the ie-
jGyenaucl Il the bridge. City Engineer
Thomson estimates the cost Of repairs At
Sl2oo and the planking will have to be
r,rewed every four years.
Th@ csty council has now an ordinance
@itA-kE v men abIfDf4 lAscc TIE DtnfF HEBf
of thu money II cesyary. The clty's part.
based on Engineer Thomson's estimate,
vi Ii S1.'T0.
he city council Is I'm no hurry 20 go
ahsad with the Iassage OF It's appropr'a a.
ton ard for very good reason. As stated
IN the "osl- Intelligencer yesterdar MOI n
irg. tho county hands CT It's s. Coo wi:h
string attached which must be cut Nv the
city When the county commissioners
were first approached on the subject Of an
appropriation they expressed willingness
"a aid the city. bur Prosecuting Attorney
NcIlyoy feared that some small farmer
would rise up snd contest the legality Of
the county's exT ending 100 in the repair
q what he might contend was q city
street and not county road The prose-
crtiDg attorney Was perfectly satisfied in
his 80 "a mind A. TO fhe legality II the pro-
c-.llus but 70 io-@s;all the action Of the
aforesaid small farmer IL was agreed that
tie city should pay an outside attorney
- bring a tesf suit against the county.
restraining the oomml sisoners from the
Gpnropr. 1ttCn cont n iated
Now tNat The warrants have been au-
tAor.xed she sut VIII be the next thing on
the programme ana until II - settled no
progress can be made in the rebuilding Of
tAe bridge, LITTLE doubt is expressed. by
l. gal authorities d 20 the decision OF The
case in favor % the city.
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Court Notes.

II. II. A. Hastings has judgment by de-
fault against J. K. Staiey for $is9 on
promissory note.
NJ MacDougall was yesterday awarded
judgment by oefaut against John \. OS-
trander and wife for s26i.
Default was entered yesterday against
the defendants in the suit OF James IL.
Standlsh VS.. l.. Dora Cow ct al.
Sheriff Meyer has made return Of mot
found" On the bench warrant issued for
James Dorsey in the Patrick. Burns case
The Seattle National bank yesterday
fled notice and bonds for appeal from
the recent judgment for So - In favor OF
W. II. Davis. The bend is for $500. h. ".
Andrews and Theodore y. Haller being
sureties.
Articles of incorporation were filed yes
terday for the Long Mountain Mining
Company; capital stock, $4,000 In 81
shares; trustees. William j. Dean. ID. II.
Shaw, G. .. Moore. ID. &. Brawley and W.
X. Brawley.
County Superintendent Meredith will
lecture next Tuesday at Chautauqua. Two
weeks later he Is billed for Work in the
Pierce County Institute. at Tacoma, and
afterwards for work IN the Thurston
County Institute at Olympia.
Shcrin's sale OF real estate has been
confirmed In the following eases: William
COPELAND VS.. h. 3, Freed ct al; William
BRYAN vs. J. II. Munson ct al. Annie
Goodrich VS.. l.. B. Allan et al r. Nj.
Benjamin VS. Norman A. Bigelow ct al.
Mary E. Atwood having succeeded 10
the interest OF Angus Macintosh and W.
tain lands condemned for the army post
site and & +. Clark being the owner Of
the remaining half. Judge Benson yester-
DAY signed an order declaring each Of
ages assessed b. the Jury for condemna-
ton
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The board OF county commissioners
yasfsrday IMAM rnouglY nasssH a resn-

The board Of county commissioners
yesterday unanimously passed a reso-
luton creating a special fund TO be
known the military post fund" and
providing for tax by which the fund
IS 70 De raised. and for warrants to De
issued based thereon
The name az the fund Is self-expian-
atcry. Il il created 10 enable the coun-
~ 70 make payment for the property
which ii has found necessary to con-
denim in order 20 complete the army post
site 81 Magnolia bluff. damages for
which have already beer assessed In a
series Of verticts returned in the civil
department. OF the superior court The
details OF the plan may be further gath
cred from the resolution itself which is
substantially as follows:
Whereas. on April H. tseT, the board
OF county commissioners passed a reso-
slutioR declaring that the Improvement
49, the United States proposes IN the
location. construction. establishment and
maintenance Of a military post on Mag
nolia BLUM was clearly for the general
welfare and benefit OF the people of King
county. and directed the prosecuting at
torncy to proceed To condemn and ap-
propriate certain lands. real estate prem
ises and other property on said Mag
nolia bluff, which had been selected by
the secretary OF war as a suitable point
for the location Of a United States mill
tary post: and
Whereas. the county Of King by it's
prosecuting attorney. has brought suit
and condemned said lands: and
Whereas. the United States proposes
to commence immediate Improvement of
said lands. and
Whereas. there has been no fund Gre
ated as contemplated under the act of
February II. 1886, FOR the payment OF the
condo mnation judgments. costs and dam
ages. now. therefore, be il
Resolved That the board OF county
commissioners. under the power and au-
thorlty OF said act OF February L. 1855.
hereby creates and establishes a special
fund applicable solely 10 the cost OF such
condemnation and appropriation to be
known as the military post fund. on
which the county auditor is hereby au-
thorized and empowered to draw county
warrants to be known and designated
as military post warrants: said war
rants TO be paid from said special fund
by tax to be levied as large as may be
necessary. but not exceeding the rate
Of | mill on the dollar. and 10 be collect
ed in the same manner as taxes for gen.
erai county purposes and the proceeds
OF said tax when collected shall consti-
tute said special fund and be applicable
solely 10 the payment of said military
post warrants. which are hereby au-
thorized TO be issued by the auditor Of
said county upon the respondents maxi
ing proper satisfaction OF their iudg-
ment."
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large number % vrel are unsuccessful
n tael- business because cs ScEs sinai.
5aost or HABITS that ROB them Of the VI
vanity necessary - push q business as IL
should Be.
&as mza who Is thoroughly well. and
tan plan with clear brain. and work OUT
MS PLANS with healthy body. IS the one
Wha VIII ee n The procession when his
netssoc- has 20 drop cut-
so1e men can stand hGrtfGi habits bet
Ter than others huc when ore 5n3s cat
snat as ss zsiirg little each day le. him
remedy the trouble ard have the machine
work right, for that IS the sure road Il,
riches and happiness
Dr. j. p Pennington. Chicago Summer
school OF Medicine. a6s STATE street. Chi
cage. says: The Postum Is received.
ore*ed ara used UP. l Ike Il very much.
TIE only criticism have 20 offer is that
II DID not last long enough
Conee inserferes with the digestion OF
many people who find IL hard 20 sive up.
although they know /, hurts them, II is
easy % do without coffee Il one can have
Postum, the Food Coffee. This has the
deep seal-orovn color OF Java and
changes TO the golden brown OF thick
Mocha when cream Is added II is made
or the pure grains. wheat. etc, and is
noarlshing and fa.tening. and is true
health coffee. Il can be drank at every
meal without any OF the III effects of cof-
lee. Made BY the Postum Cereal CO..
Limited. Battle Creek, Mich.
There IS but one genuine original Postum
cereal Rood toTee. with a multitude Of
limitations offered IS JUS. as good.
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HOBBS
Deliverer OF the
People.
GIANT DISEASE SLAIN BY
HIS GREAT DISCOVERY.
II Stands as a Barrier Bctwcen
Suffering Humanity ara
rhe Grave
Drugxisfs Everywhere Report Enor~
nous sales Of DIR. Hobbs
srarsGuS Kidney

What sufferer from kidney disease who
has been fortunate enough to take pr.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills and been
cured will not heartily indorse every word
in the heading OF this srsieleg What man
or woman IS there today who would dare
Sainsay the healing virtues of Dr. Hobbs
Kidney Remedy after the evidence that
has been produced .n the columns Of this
paper for several days past.
4 well-known phyaician Of Seattle said
YESTERDAY: AT first | was saepticai as
to the value Of this preparation. but the
very favorable reports | frequently hear
from those who are using Il convinces me
that it Is a wonderful medicine. One OF
my patients said yesterday; 4 have been
taking Or. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney pills
for about n week and | declare / feel bet
ter than have for ten years and he GER
tainiy looked better than ever remem-
Der seeing him. am pretty thoroughly
convinced tina, Hobbs Sparagus Pills Will
be universally prescribed by the medical
profession
Advertising is a good way 20 let people
know that you have something TO sell, but
IL is a mighty expensive operation when
the article offered is Of no value. The
enormous success attained by Or. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills comes from the
fact that those whom they have benefited
tell their friends, and this Is the position
Or. Hobbs great discovery occupies in
this community today.
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brought: but Stirling interpcsed a de-
Tense and the suit was simply abandoned
without reaching any definite conclusion.
When the assets Of the Walla Walla
bank were sold AT auction last fall, this
note brought only 81.
The second of the three notes Is now
held by some person in oregon. and the
third by Receiver Hastings Mr.. Stirling
row offers TO pay $40 In full compromise
settlement Of the three notes, and Re-
ceiver II lstings thinks this is more than
could be realized Oh them in any other
way.
Judge Moore authorized him TO accept
Strings proposition and effect a settle
ment.
The court also. on Receiver Hastings
petition, allowed him as compensation for
his services 500 per month from January
II. lA9I. and SO per month for Office rent.
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The NacT)o.,gal!
tE Soutfwick 9.
Higi1-grade
Footwear.

Reliable shoes---no trash
at the lowest possible prices.
Don't judge the shoes by the
prices 49, they're misleading.
See them and you'll recog-
nize the true facts. Every
pair of our shoes carries our
unqualified guarantee. They
must fit and wear to your cn-
tire satisfaction or you get
your money back.
A line Of Oxford Ties hero at U.S.
well made of fine Wei Kid, durable
and stylish IN ox-elood tan. chocolate
and black. Strictly hand made. You
can pay double the price In many
stores and get inferior shoes.
Ladies' fine Wei Kid shoes In butt
ton or lace. They come In black. tan
and chocolate. are made on the very
latest lasts. with kid or patent leather
tips. cloth or kid tors. light or flex~
iole soies. Exclusive shoe dealers
would say s3.5a. Our price lis $saa.
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Jimmy Mitshuashi. the ie-year-oId Jap
aueSe bow who was thought TO have fol
lowed the circus away. Was found yester-
day IN Tacoma. He was returned to the
city
c II Naipsv. who has resided IN Seattle
nearly thirty years. was yesterday found
guilty Of violating the city ordinance pro-
HITTING chickens from running az large.
He was fined 81 and costs. The chicken or
dtnsncc has brought up a number OF eases
In the municipal court lately. The Eaipey
case consumed the entire afternoon. Some
times the testimony indicates that the or
d{nnuce is used 10 crafty personal spite
generated IN neigh oorhoud quarrels.
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Watson Divorce Case.

The Watson divorce case was up again
yesterday in the equity department Of
the superior court. this time on Mr. Wat
sons motion TO have the original decree
of divorce modified. He coniended that
the complain, had asked for the custody
of only one child for the mother. and
had said nothing about alimony, where
as the decree awarded her the custody
OF both children and $50 alimony Mrs.
Watson demurred to the molten to mol
iiy the decree, and Judge Moore sus-
tanned the demurrer. that is to say. the
decree stands as ii was.
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BETTER THAN BOOM TINES.
Things Are Bound 10 Move when
conditions Are Right.

II every ore In this city who has no
rtaro hut who needs one. and has the
money at our especially low terms TO buy
ore. could fully realize the true facts in
the case. our store. at %G Second avenue.
would Re a perfect Jam by o'clock this
morning with neope fairly crowfng each
other n their efforts 20 secure an instru-
men, out OF this splendid stock Of fine
rtarsos that we are forced 20 close out at
nrires 20 l,s. sight % cost altogether and
our sale would no doubt be ended by this
evening.
our reasons fer making this sale and
tha conditions surrounding II were fully
stated IN Yesterdays announcement II
viii ~ost the reader nothing To inyestlga e
our honest claims. and II yon ever expect
% owr piano come and see Us az once.
Winter 4 Harper.
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4 Comprouat~s settlement

II r a Hastings. as receiver OF ths
Security Savings bank yesterday fled 4
petition FOR leave 70 compromise cer.air
pronaisssory notes held among the banks
assets II appears that in January. Isa3
William l.. Stirling and Thomas Car
michael executed three notes two 70,
8 - each and one fer s. SIS. one ot these
Was acquired BY the Wsl!a WaUa Savings
tank ard after , Receiver had beN, an
pointed for that Institution sui, was
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New SuitA Filled.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday In the superior court:
Josephus Berner VS.. W. I. Rowe ct AK.
Transcript OF judgment from Justice
Smith. Auburn. $is. 70.
w \. Balilnger VS.. j. +. Crlehton-
Transcript on defendants appeal from
Justice McCurley, Columbia, 5000,
State VS. William H. Ashneld--Assau lt
TO kill; transcript from Justice Ingefsol
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TO CLEAR THE SITE.
BIDS FOR CLEARING MAGNOLIA
BLUFF TO BE OPENED SATURDAY..

work to be Commenced Within Ten
DAYS After Awarding the Ccntrsct
All Trees to He Remov~d. save
Those Selected for Ornamental
aud shade Farpo~es-The Work
10 BE Done I'm u Fir~t-eiass Nam
ner and naer the >uperSi>ioa Of
the United States oaacer 1n sharxe
The Timber ON the .roun1 Goes
to the Successful Slider Some OF
the Specifications.
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Evidence OF the Following Character
Is What Has Proven Hobbs Spara-
gus Kidney pills to BE Without
Peer a. u Kidney and Rheumatic
Cure.
pitishurg. Pa. Dec. 4, 1895.

Pttsburg. Pa, Dec. 4, 1895.
Hobbs Remedy Co, Chicago.
Gentlemen: For years | have been suf-
fering from kidney complaint and acute
rheumatism in their most aggravated
form. The latter disease. physicians say.
was caused by what they claimed was an
extraordinary amount OF uric acid In the
blood. ! have tried remedy after remedy.
all OF which were advertised as the only
cure. and have spent hundreds OF dollars
with different specialists without anything
more than temporary relief. My occupa-
ton, that of "a travelling salesman. was
such a detriment 10 n cure THAI all the
doctors ! consulted said | would have TO
abandon IL II | ever expected permanent
relief.
Through the advice of one or my friends
who had suffered In "a like manner. / was
persuaded to try DIR. Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pills. The FIRST dose gave me re-
lief and four boxes performed remarka-
BILE and complete cure. In fact | am. as
all my acquain.anCes say. Il new man
I would be pleased 10 answer at any
time communications from fellow suffer
ers. Very gratefully yours.
II. q. MILLER. 1913 Fifth ay.
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r. YOU would ha<e an abundance =
dark glossy hair e y1a would have \
clean Sc1in. sret <re-a dsneresH arA srrf
ta-irE humcrs. q = your hair Is faded
ard gray aua vcn would have lt~ -
taral color restored asa Ayers HAIR Wig
o. 4 IS unauesIoaabiy the bes, dress
ing
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E0uity Notions.

All motions noted for hearing in tie
equity department on or prior 10 June 20
and not yet disposed of will be heard to-
day by Judge Moore.
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NarriaRe Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for George A. Jenkins (32t. of New u oat-
com and Mary Sharon t29 of t'airbury.
Neb.; Edward X. Serd CD and Bertie j.
Bracewell CO., both OF Port Biakeley.
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Crly So 20 So PAN a7a Ct ~ag9. a-s
equally law rates 20 III Eastern pa. :.
ever tHe Sarthern Pacific rataav = hes
On sale 5u,y 2 % l.. ard chr aatr>
Write tos part4c4lArs OF cali az Northern
I.aliIc Offices Seattle
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The longest and most bs aItifui ride on
elective cars TAKE the Seattle a Rainier
Peach Railway for trip through the
woods ard gardens and along the Lake
washington shore 10 Renton. Round trip
81 cents Cars leave en Washington
street hourly.
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FOR THE ARMY POST.
SPECIAL FUND CREATED By BOARD
Of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

To BE Known ~ the Military Post
Fund-Rnised by . Tax az large as
Necessary. brt Not to Exceed One
Million This ihe Auditor In An.
ranfs-They VIII BE Used 10 PAY
the Damages and Costa Assessed
TO Reimburse Property Owners.
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stn-seattir 20 snn Frenrt.ca--s,n

Tourist SIS Grst class. 10th gnrlnasnr
berth. fer tgain leaving every dsv at -
q. ~. eoathers pa -I.c Tickst O9ioe. e.
tIrzs 4k*nVs.
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Every body go->s 10 the grand carnival &,
Y NJ g A park TIE fireworks alone are
a big show.
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Larger & Luenen's hand al Lescai park
tonight
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Competitive drill. Go. D." tonight. az
Madison Park.
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A circus, carnival and grand Fourth Of
July are combined at the Y. ~. G. A. park
Take jams stteet cable car.
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Mrs. Jennie Houshton Edmua1s Viii
s.ux a. Madison Park tonight
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LANCER & Luehen's band at Leschi park
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Mrs. Jennie EeuEete- E6mInGs vii
sing - Madison pS-k scn1Sh.
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Competitive drill. Go. D. tonight. AZ
Madison Park
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An EMINENT DIvIsE SAYS,

Oct. 3d. 1898.
Gentlemen Kindly accept this expires
sion OF my confidence in the virtues Of
your Sparsgus Kidney Pills as a specific
for that most insidous affection. Bright's
Disease and Kidney troubles.
Having used your pills according 10 d.
rections. have found them To act exact
~ as represented. and / can indorse them
in every way.
To all sufferers from kidney trouble in
any form ] recommend Hobbs Spara-
gus Kidney Pills az an infailihle remedy.
Yours very truly
REV. GEO. l.. HUNT
80 West le5th street y. Y.
go throughout the land the good news IL
growing fast that DR.. HOBBS SPARA-
Gus KIDNEY PILLS are rapidly accom-
pishing the mission they are sent TO full
FIJI. and are bringing health and conse-
quent happiness 10 thousands
Or. Hobbs sparagus Kidney Pills 50
cents box.
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Special offers 10 camping and outing
parties. Haynes. confectioner. First and
Columbia.
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Competitive dgill Co D" ter sst, q
Madison PARK
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wxu.rs Bard tonight, Madison Park
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From July Il 10 II, inclusive and every
Monday and Thursday thereafter up 70
and including Moncsy. August O. ths
Northern Pacific VIII make the follow n :
low rates TO the East. To Sioux City.
Omaha and Kansas City. s2s.5o. ST. Louis.
SEA 81: Paul and Chicago SCI. Call at the
Northern Pacific Offices Seattle. for all
particulars. l. A Nadeau General Agent.
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r. II. Colby. the well-known ship chan
der and sail maker. left Seattle yeste--
day for Chicago. accC upancd by mis-
wife lie has accepted q position as man
ager Of the sail loft Of II. II Carpc ater
= Co. the largest house Of Us Kind IN
the United States Mrs C0lhy an in
terested church worker. viii continue On
To- Gloucester, Mass.
penuty Customs Collector +. :. Mo
Donald viii Joy a well-earncd two
weeks vacation in camp on orcas ISL
and. leayne he local office iu charge IF
DEPUTY Collector Theodore Christian
Judge Mcdonald wiz be one ~ the large
party. made up 80 follows Mr. and Mrs
+ 4 Melons "a and family. a ]. God
asrd, Or w X Mcrwin and niece. and
AIR and atrs y. s. Huntington. OF The
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Cor. Yesier Way and Second Az. South.
Seattle, WASH
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-17
BICYCLE INSURERS
AUDITOR CORNELL AFTER
THEM.
He Finds the American Wheel. mems Pro-
tective Association Of Chicago Is One Of
the Onenders-Agents Threatened with
Arrest for Doing Bushes Unlaw fully.

Auditor Cornell has discovered that
the American Wheclmen's Protective
association of Chicago is doing bust
ness in this state without authority of
law and he proposes to proceed against
agents If it is not stopped. Insurance
companies are required by the state
law to secure a Smarter from the au-
ditor OF public %ccounts and pay a fee
before they can do business in the
state This association has been found
TO be doing business i'm Nebraska
n the agents have been cautioned
That niles the association complies
with h law or they desist in doing
business without certificates of au-
thority the auditor would enforce tho
law against them.