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The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
DEERING.

The workmen have laid the sleepers
for the connection of the electric road
from Deering Centre to Higgins's Cor
ner and covered nearly the entire distanc
with rails. If the weather is fair t."
work on that section will be completed
in day or two.
The contra ct for building the sewer on
Glenwood avenue was awarded to Worster
& Wilson and Angelic Loreilo got the
contract for the Leland street sewer.
The three tramps before Judge Hop
kins in the municipal court each got 80
6avS
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

), Earned runs-Portland, 2; Colby, g..
Two base hits-Coughlin 2, Nichols, ".
Putnam. Three base hits-Cushman. v.
Putnam. Stolen bases-Nichols O. Houle,
Polhemus Burns Q, Miller, Diesel, En-
gel, Hudson. First base on balls-By
Miller, 3; by Scannell, / by Hamilton,
2; Struck out-By Miller, n. Putnam A,
Tolman Q, Wilson, Hamilton, Upper 2t
by Scannell, Engel; by Newingham,
Engel.. Wild pitch-Hamilton. Hit by
pitched ball-By Scannell, Burns; by
Hamilton, Houle, Nichols Umpire
Foster. Time-2 hours.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
A Notable Victory For the Westbrook
Seminary BOYS.

The Irons were defeated Saturday by
Westbrook Seminary in well played
game. The Seminarys got the lead in the
first inning and held it throughout. Dun
ham made several fine catches and the
playing of Kelley and Willard in the in
field was very good Kelley made the
first home run of the year for the Semin-
airy nine. Bryson pitched fine game
and received fine support except in one
inning. The score:
WESTBROOK SEMINARY.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago, May 15-After nearly giving
the game away by poor fielding the Colts
braced UP and out by punching their hits
IN the fifth and sixth. Four lightning
COUPLE plays We're executed, three OF them
by the visitors. Dahlen, Caravan and u
smith carried off the fielding honors and
McCormick offset his misplays by timely
pattlng. Attendance, $500. The score:
chicago, o 20 o 1 o. Ks
brooklyn, 01 i 20 0 GA
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
BULLET IN HIS LEG.
Accidental shootingl in Boyd Street
Livery Stable,

There was a case of accidental shoot
ing at the stable of Edward Jordan on
Boyd street last evening. Charles Jor-
dan, a son of the proprietor, was engaged
in cleaning revolver in the presence of
another young man by the name of WI.
liam Rowe, when the weapon was dis
charged and the ball entered the calf of
Rowe's leg
The bullet was extracted by DIR. Baker
and nothing serious is expected to result
from it,
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
Two Drowned.

Philadelphia, May ia steam launch
in which were sixteen persons seeking a
view of the dedication ceremonies this
afternoon became unmanageable and was
swept over the dam at Falmouth in the
Schuylkill river. The boat capsized and
all the occupants were thrown into the
river. A woman named Evan and her
young sister were drowned. The Others
were rescued.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
No Street Cars After All.

Toronto, May notwithstanding
the fact that citizens of Toronto voted in
favor of running street cars on Sunday at
yesterdays election the cars did not run
today, and there is a question as to
whether they will run at all. The bylaw
under which yesterdays vote was taken
has yet to be ratified by the city council
and this is not likely to be done until a
legal point raised by the clerical party
has been settled
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

Hon. E. G. Moseley, Washington, D.
q. has been elected president of the Anne
Irish Historical society to succeed
the late Admiral Meade.
Bannockhurn won the Kentucky
Futurity by two lengths Saturday ;
Bangle, I'd; Rowland, 3D.; time IS ~.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

Earned runs--Westbrook 8. Two base
hits-Knight, De Shon, Leighton, Berry,
f. Wilson. Home run-Ke1ley. Stolen
bases-Willard, Kelley, Harris, Binson,
Murphy, Sawyer, Allen. Sacrifice hits
Mitchell. First base on called balls-Off
Bryson, 4; Allen 1, Binson l.. First base
on Wesbrook, 5; Irons, 6. Struck
out-By Bryson, s; Allen, 5; Binson, 1.
Wild pitches-By Bryson. Passed balls
BY Leighton, 8; Harris, 2. Left on bases
-Westbrook, 4; Irons, 8. Time so.
Umpire-Webb.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
AN EASY MARK.
Portland Defeated Colby Fifteen to
Four. sc
Nichols Did Good Work Taking II Chances
Saturdays Doings on the Base Bali
Field.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.j

Waterville, May 15.-Portland easily de-
feated Colby today Is to 4. Nichols did
excellent work for Portland, accepting
seventeen chances without an error.
Houle and Diesel fielded well and Cough
lin did good work at the bat. Cushman
caught well, putting out several men at
the plate, but was rather weak in throw
ing to second V. Putnam lead at the
bat and also fielded well. The score:
A Mn
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
REV. Mr.. MALVERN RESIGNS.
win Accept Call of Portland Free Baptis
Church.

. Laconia, N. H., May 1e.-Rev. Lewis
Malvern, pastor of the Free Baptist
church, rendered his resign alton today to
take effect about June 1, having been
called to the pastorate of the Congress
street Free Baptist church, Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
Greek Army Falls Back.

Athens, May 16.-The Greek army
in Epirus has been compelled to fall back
upon Arta, but continues to occupy a
few positions beyond the bridge The
Greek losses at Driboro were 55s killed
and wounded, 33 being officers.
1t is stated that the government has or
dered the forces in Thessaly and in
Epirus to remain strictly on the defen-
sive. ~
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
rourth Glass Postnasters.

appointments of fourth class postmastcrs
today, of which so are based on removals
after four years service, IS on removals
for other reasons, and 43 on deaths and
other designations. The changes include:
Maine-Temple, G. L. HodglSins, vice.
E c. Mosher, resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

I favor the amendment to the city char
ter which provides for the election of
three women as members of the school
committee.-S. W. Thaxter.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

No need to fear the approach of Group
if you have DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in
the house. Never was case that it
wouldn't cure if used at the outset
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

Portland wants to keep pace with pro-
gress in municipal affairs. Vote for the
charter.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

Under the proposed charter the people
will know where to put the blame when
mismanagement occurs.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17
At Berkeley Oval.

New York, May 15.-In the inter
scholastic championship games held at
Berkeley oval today, the Berkeley school
athletes won the victory by three points
after one of the most exciting contest of
the kind ever held. The cup, however,
was not awarded to the visitors, for there
are yet two bicycle races to be decided
These will take place in connection with
Columbia university's big meet at the
Manhattan beach track on May 2sth.
The new charter is in accord with tba
best modern thought on municipal GOV
eminent.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

A full vote today will show that Port
land citizens take a lively interest in
munich pal affairs.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-17

Batteries-Griffith and Kittredge; Daub
and A. Smith. Time-1.50. Umpire
Mcdonald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
Fifty Applicants Take the Test for IndiaI
Teachers.

A civil service examination for pr:yi-
legs 70 teach in the government Indian
schools is being held in the United
office building. There is one chief ex-
aminec from Washington city. assisted
by ]. F. Mccoy. There are several di-
visions Of the work taken The number
Of applicants are as follows: Principal
I; teachers. %; industrial teacher. .:
kindergarten teacher. 2; examining sur
geon for pensioners. .: netrons. Z: seam
stress. 8: nurse. 1: physician, I; special
keeper. 3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

y
Scales .......... .............. 1,4Zo.I
License ......... Z,Sz9- =;
| Miscellaneous 800. 90. ....... 1854 81
| Total ............... .S107, $3.50. s.
GEN'L BONDS CITY OF WICHITA.
July l, 1888. 20 years. per
| cent, st. Louis G. Fl. Scott
railway .....-..... ..........$ 10000 .0(
July 1856. 20 years, per
| cent, Wichita & Colorado Ry 10000 .0c
July I. 1857. 10 years per
Topeka ave. sewer .. 2,240. 90
July !. 1890, 10 years. per
cent, paving main street Sin
teT-sectionS 1890. :. 800. $500. 90
Jan. Is. 1891. 80 years, per
cent, funding bonds ..... $4,000. 90
Jan, ], 1880, 20 years, per
cent. City Hall and site 49,. 1oo, 900 90
Jan. l, 1890. 10 years, per
cent, Hose House No. 80. 1853. Sc
Jan. 1, 1891, 10 years. per
cen. stone inters. alley be-
tween Douglas and First :. 1908. 90
July 1. 1891, 10 years. s per
cent. stone inters. alley 80. 1900. 90
Jan. 1, 1895. 10 years, per
cent. refunding "B' ...... $1,000. 90
July 1, 1885. 10 years, per
cent, refunding "C'' ........ 10000. 90
Feb. l, 1887. 20 years. per
cent, c. K. & n. bal unre-
1unoed ............ 5000. 90
Aug. /, 1893, 10 years, s per
cent. Douglas ave. intersec-
tons .............. $500. 1865. 90
March 1, 100. 10 years per
cent. Oak street bridge 80. 1000. 90
March l. 1891, 10 years, per
cent, grading Douglas ave.. 1861. 90
Dec. l. 1887, 80 years, 6 per
cent Kansas Midland Ry :. $4,000. 90
June l. 1895. 20 years, s per
cent Refunding 3D. ..... 5000. 90
June 1, 1896, % years, 9 per
cent, Refundine "E" $1,000. $4,000 90
Sept. 1, 1890. 10 years, 6 per
cent, opening Eighteenth ST.. 440. 90
Sept. 1, 1890. 10 years, 6 per
cent. grading South Market
street .............. ..... $500
Total ........ 1910, s45. Sc
SPECIAL BONDS CITY WICHITA.
July 1. 1890. 10 years. per
cent, paving Main st., Lewis
to Park ........ .........s $3.50. 90
Jan. 1. 1890. 10 years, s per
cent. paving Market st ........ $500. 90
Aug. l, 1890. 10 years, per
cent. paving alley Douglas
to First, Main to Fifth. 400. 90
Aug. 1, 1890. 10 years, s per
cent. paving alley between
Douglas and William, Water
to Fourth ................... 2,74s. 90
Aug. 1, 1890. 10 years. per
cent. paving alley Fist Of
Douglas, Main and Water. 400. 90
Aug. 1, 1890. 10 years. per
cent. paving alley First n Of
Douglas. Main and Water =. 2s9. 20
Aug. 1. 1890, 10 years. per
cent, paving and guttering
alley Douglas to Central. 5,152 90
Aug. /, 1899. 10 years. G per
cent paving Douglas ave.. 3s,1s6.o
Sept 1, 1890. 10 years, per
paving stone Main, Lewis to
Park, Douglas, Water to
Washington .......... ..... 1880 90
Sept /, 1890. 10 years, s per
cent, paving cross streets,
Second, Third. Central. Elm,
English and William bet.
Main and Market ..... 7,70o. 90
June 1, 1889. 10 years, 6 per
cent. Sewer dist. No I $500. $500. 90
July /. 1890, 10 years. 6 per
cent. First st. paving .... 215.so
Sept. 1, 1890, 10 years, s per
cert. stone paving Main ST.
and Douglas .......... 1.oss. 40 |
Total special bonds ... $2o4, l57. 40 |
Total general bonds $50, s45. 66 |
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
Total special bonds .....--...s2o4, 157 40
Total general bonds $50, s45. 66
April I, 1897. grand total -. Sis .003
FIRE MARSHAL'S REPORT.

April I, 1897. grand total. .S115. 003 .06
FIRE MARSHAL'S REPORT.
The fire marshal presented the follow
ing report which was received and or
dered published:
To the Honorable Mayor and Members
Of the City Council:
Gentlemen---I herewith present my
tenth annual report Of the work perform
ed by the fire department. Showing the
condition of same aod presenting for your
consideration detailed statement of ex-
pense.
In behalf of the members Of the depart
ment. wish TO extend tharks 10 the re-
firing mayor and members of the city
council for their assistance and kind En-
endeavors rendered to the department;
throughout the year.
I can not speak too highly of the merit
orious service Of the members Of the de-
partmert for their fai;hfulness. fidelity
and earnest effor; TO protec; The lives and
property of our citizens
The department G insists % four sta
tons. four hose carriages. one chemical
engine. one steamer. one hook and ladder
truck. sixteen head OF horses. 1850 fee. OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
TWENTY.NILE CONTEST
A. j. Musselman Ond j. r. Crib win Ride
Their Wheels for Championship.

The twenty-nile state championshi o
race between j. F. Crib and A. ].
Musselman, which comes off the 18th
day Of May, is creating quite an interest
among the cyclers OF the state. Both Of
the boys are receiving fiattering offers
from manufacturers to ride their ma
chimes, tires, etc., but as both of them
are amateurs and do not care 10 be pro-
fessionals. they are refusing all such Of
fers and are going TO fight this race out
the honors. The gate receipts 10 go TO a
Certain cycling club that has agreed 10
pull the race off. Both boys are train
ing carefully and are in elegant shape.
This race viii create as much local in
terest as the Corbett and Fi,zsimmons
mill did nationally.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
Chapman
& Dalker.
zee
Black Goods

Many ladies wear black
from choice. They like it
better than anything else.
Some from necessity, So
called, as a sign of bereave-
ment. Millions wear it at
present because it is fashion
able. It is certainly dressy,
and in most cases becoming,
provided you get the proper
black. Price admits of every
body having the best blacks
these days---that is, our price
does. We sell you Black
Serges for 39c that used to
be fifty cents. Black Henri
ettas 58c now, used to be
seventy-fve cents. Black
Mohair Novelties 29c, former
price 48c. New Brocaded
Examines Csc. Priestly and
the other high grade Novel
ties 78c and Csc.
If you want superior
grade in any of the newest
weaves, it is here for you for
less money than anywhere
else.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
ThOmSOn'S
HOGS LARD OR COTT0LENE.

We have secured the services Of Mar
tina Weisburger for two days. ESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY, to dcmons,rate the
uses and value OF COTTOLENE. A
handsome Cook Book and Calendar will
be given away with each purchase La
dies are especially invited 10 call ard
learn the value Of this wonderful COM
pound.
IN order 10 make your visit to our store
particularly interesting. We will have a
special sac OF ANDREW JERGENS &
cos unsurpassed Toilet Soaps.
Jerira Bouquet g in box) only SOC.
worth 75c.
Tube Rose g In box). only CSC. worth
soc.
Bouquet Homme de Cour 60 In box)
&c, worth Csc.
Tube Rose Bouquet q in a box) only
25c. worth 35c.
Dairy Made q in box) only Csc, worth
Csc.
DR.. stuart's Aniiseptic "a In a box) only
25c, worth Csc.
vegatine Bouquet % IN oox) only loc.
worth l5c.
Cocoanut on Soap. per doz. bars. 2oc.
Genuine CASTLE Soap. 3 cakes for I0c.
Fruits and Vegetables in abundance.
New Ripe Tomatoes. Cucumbers. Let
tuce. Radisaes. Beans, Asparagus. On
ions, etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

LEWELLING TO GO
SENATOR TITUS SAYS ITS JEWELL.
ING NOW OR LEEDY LATER.

Ex-Governor lGust He Put on the Railroad
Board or Leedy VIII Suffer ut the Hands
Of the Next State Convention-Pops Who
Voted AEaipst the Maximum Freight
Rate Bill Are Politically Desd-Wu Be
Be Any Harmony and Couldn't Be
Any Work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
Card Of Thanks

Samuel ]. Lyle. son Of Mrs. p. Lyle.
died April Is. His motasr and Two SIS
;ers who are left 20 feel the loss. desire
70 thank their many friends. and esps-
ciaIly the members % tae FRS; Baptist
church ana the Baptist Tabernacle, and
the 81 Paul II. E. church for their very
great Kindness n their Bereavement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27

Rate Bill Are Politically Dssd-vGun b
NO Special Session. Not Now = Wouldn't
Be Any Harmony and Couldn't b
Any Work.
Senator A. ]. Titus Of Anthony passed
through Wichita last night on his way to
Topeka, where the bribery investigation
begins again today.
Asked if he thought there would be a-y
new developments. ne said he did not
know what would come up, as he had no
means of knowing who had been sum-
moned.
Il do not think. though said he. that
the matter will last long row. However.
If anything should come up, the whole
matter viii. be thoroughly aired"
"Will Lewelling be removed from the
beard of railroad commissioners"
Il do not know. If he is left on it will
be mighty tough on Leedy when ne comes
up for a denomination. I Know that
much"
.Lewelling calls it a conspiracy for the
sole purpose of removing him."
well, it's no conspiracy. There was
great deal of tax of removing him before
any investigation had been put or foot
Rice county passed resolutions demand
ing his removal soon after the vote on
the railroad bill. My county did the same
ara it was general talk Their at Topeka.
This talk Of conspiracy comes from Mr..
Lewelling himself and one or two of his
personal friends. These petitions come
from the people. are purely bona fide and
gratuitous, and there Is not a thing 10
back Up this conspiracy talk. dwellings
denial was long range affair any way.
He was in Topeka during the investiga-
ton and attempted 70 defense. He says
tco, that Judge Mckay carried the petit
ton to Governor Leedy, which is mis-
take My clerk carried the paper to the
governor"
''Will this investigation make any per-
manen: factions in the party?"
NO.. sir. think rot. 1 think ii will
strengthen the Populist party in Kan
sas"
"It Lewelling is not removed. you say.
it will Gefea. Leedy. If he is removed
won't I.ewe'Iing and all his crowd be on
the fght?'
II suppose Lewelling Will: He won't
have airy crowd. The last election here
shows tia: I4ewelling is not very popular
here at home. He ran 500 or 900 behind
his ticket. He used TO have the whole
southwest part Of the state back of him,
but he hasn't now. Our county gave Le-
yelling 5000 majority If his second race,
but he couldn't carry that county now by
zee votes"
rs this fight made on Mr.. Lewelling
With and reference to The next congress
sicnal ncm'nee?"
mo. He knew he couldn't get the
last fall. He won't try il
again. Mr.. Simpson is not afraid Of him
I that's what you mean
"Will the investigation kill the anti
politically"
sit will undoubtedly keep some Of them
1t home for good. Already some of the
have passed resolutions con-
lemning their representatives,
"Who?"
Walters of Labette.'
Any others?'
Yes; but l won't tell you their names
low"
He probably meant Armstrong Of Bar
on.
will all this trouble make any new
ssues for the rext state campaign
NO. It's all in our own party and
ant have anything to do with politics."
viii there be special session of the
sgislature?"
Il think not now stree the investiga-
ion. We couldn't work with much har-
aony. and probably couldn't do any,
hing. II there is any extra session is will |
ONE before fall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
ISSUED SOME PIE.
THREE NOMINATIONS PRESENTED
AND CONFIRMED.

Walden Gets the Fire Department Again
and With 1t Gets Some Instructions
Which Were Well Received - DIR. Min
nick Registers q Kick. So Does Schen,
Bot They Vote for Walden Just the
Same - Clerk Smith Makes an Interest
ing Report - City Engineer Jackson
Speaks OF the Gas Well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23
THAT HEAVY, TIRED FEELING"

Caused by reading the SeIE-prAISIng ads.
OF SslC'nanIed optical e1psTtS a., doe"
tors o., professors "a and clAIrV0yRnts ~
can be cured without publicity By }. w.
GlrnHNlN. n10halam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23
LOCAL RREYTTTES
NEatte1 OF Minor IIonlont Ia aud About
the CITY.

NIatterS OF Minor MonrSat Ia aud About
the CITY.
Council meets tonight.
James A. Henry. the real estate agent,
Grand Opera House. this evening
UllIe Akerstrom,
Opera House, to-nIght-Frank Daniels
IN THE Wizard of the Nile"
The LaBelle nail factory resumed yes
terSlay, after a weeks idleness.
The council committee on scales II
called for this evening ct p. m.
The board OF county commissioners
will inspect the national road to-day.
has removed his ONCE and residence TO
1912 Main street. where his large real c.
tate, pension and collecting business Will
be continued.
The Riverside blast furnace has not
shut down, and the rumored cut in wages
did not go into effect. The steel plant
starts this morning.
Jury Commissioner John s. Mayor.
and H. c. Peterman, commissioner pro
tenn, have drawn the civil jury for the
coming term Of the circuit court.
Judge Hugus yesterday adjourned the
criminal court Jury for the term, and
court will adjourn to-day until tho next
form. This action is by reason Of the ac-
cIdent 10 Prosecuting Attorney Meyers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23
ARE CONFIRMED.
Fire p Department Committee Con-
firms the Appointments
MADE BY FIRE CHIEF KLlEYEs
Some Time Age, and witch were Referred
Rack % die Conmittss ON Account Of
misunderstanding = Ne. IIahns Voted
Voted Against the appointment Of
Henry Prohms, Of the Hook aud Lads
dsr-Otnsr BuSlns,s Transacted.


The council committee on fIro depart
49,. ,,,nt ,o,,t ,,ts,ht T,to Rrst buslness
49, nv ~, ''- $50 ~ I - ss,,.,4..
transacted Was on inc uppp'tt''lstl'S
onts1 IN before ana CONFIRMED. and,rafer-
~, =. .,,,,,,,, ~ az. n. !. ,,,ootIr,, nut m
Es" 70 V'u'S'4 9 ~ 'ASs 'tSItS' W. ~
account OF tue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not DC"
ing duly signed, they were referred back
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- !, ~. .,,,.,,,
Lnen9 WetS c0 I, 49,. S ssS., '% y, oTs,.
ana coHhc4l WIZ ht'Ns sn9lH Az P'OPsA
shape TINS evening. -. -.
There was one VOC asslIS. G 49,
tirmation OF Henry PRONE, VINO W.
transtcTTea tE3s Sle MaiS :.
house. 70 pne ElIEh WaIu !aa .. e. u2SsS, -
coming rom AtI' ttatle, " tno , ~ -
ward, VINO WlAheu hIIIlsGlL PIoGSu ,' ". " =
cora a. oppoheo 70 haElHs mr. 3 4V'lll'' AZ
the hre oepq:E CLlenH: :.
the coHhtlttee sahcuOneu tue CCsttA Vu "
the sub committee securing new vs'6 IN
OF norSes 1oF enc ESllSaEl moss nSuAe " q
tFQdlnB on eae otd team anu S ittnB ~
TO noot' inodQh VIZ A llSItS s,ES =
council % asked 70 HpPtopLt'ssS. 4.SS "
the committee on Ite uSp1E 1.. ~ ~, ~
diuOn 70 Wnat EholSS n'lAA Sl'u'A9S VS."
th+ISsS~sa 80 .---E'' 49,, FSH,.,.. -,
The appointment OF helhy ShS 49,! =
plpemnn ut the NlS!lAht eNSlne NIUE SalS
vice Henry Helrher' removed was c"n7
tlrmed. L.,
The committee orIeFed tIaL the ~ ~
clerk purchase BOOK eno kSeP " "a
ventory OF all the properly OF tns hES ue-
paTtmegG AT present there y n9 n. ~
authentic 70 snow what properly W In, InS
I!EerehE hC ps ss5t5s,. ~, a,s.hHrtS'
There Is an unused ordinance oHthGEl1-
ing the tre chiet ana the cietk % ~ ~
9ccOunt OF everything owned ~ Lns .. nv
department, but like 90 many ORDINANCES;
Il Is not lnlorced. There u Glso S2Cne SG 81
dies for the purpose nl PTtHus ~
stamp Of the department. on ~ ~ B0 ~.
The dies will be drawn out tEOnl . IHsiS
hiding place and USED 1oe inc pu[E ISIss
they were Intended Tor. ERE S llst
K1Ieye5 stated to the conmltNee En T.s
when he stepped into his once. the SnIS
property turned over to him WaS thFee
keys: there was no Inventory 20 snow ot
other property. All VIII De chAnBeu. !"
the future, for the committees lnstEHc.
ton TO the chief and clerk provides tn Ilt
everything owned by tne oepasF t l!i IT.. De
stamped, and account Kept 81 az Ptop-
erty in the possession OF lns oep pSSo;. stdS