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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
WHITE PLAINS.

The articles OF Incorporation OF the Peckskill
Traction Company were Il ed In the County Ccrk y
Office yesterday. The duration Of the corporation
Is one hundred years and its object is the operation
Of an electric railway In the village OF Peeks
Kill and towns OF Cort.andt and Yorktown. The
.ength OF the road Is about twelve miles. Tho
amount Of the capital stock Is &lJ.r0 divided into
800 shares OF 500 each. The directors Dr..
Charles Mason, james II. Haight. Frank Frye.
Charles y. Wells, j. X Decatur Matthew CIune,
james +. Martin. Hanford Smith. OF Peekskiil. and
Jacob Larsch Of NewYork city. Accompanying
the articles OF incorporation In II certificate showing
TINT at least fl.VD Of capital stock has been sub
scribcd for every mile OF road proposed.
George {. Appel. referee, sold tho North
Mount vernon Railroad at tho courthouse yes;cr-
day morning In foreclosure proceedings Tho rail-
road. which Is two niles long. and runs from the
Harlem Railroad station 10 Burke's Corners, was
bought In for the bondholders by the Peoples Bank
Of Mount Vernon for $1,000
At the Easter election 0. Grace Episcopal Church
OF this village. Or. II. Ernest Schmid and Charles
II. Tibbi,s were elected wardens, and Edward
Schrmer, g. ". Whitney. J. o. Dykman, " T.
Prophet and r. A. Kutchbock ve.trymen.
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SING SING.

1-he meeting Of the Baptist Young Peoples union
this evening will be led by Edward Dennis NJ t'o
meeting OF the Christian tndca'or SOCIETY =" .''
pr.shvteran Church missionary affairs Will be dis
cussed while the service OF the Epworth League
will be conducted by Warren OdeH.
Frank L. Young. counsel for the complainant IN
tho case OF ex-Trustee Gerach against the pres'-
dent and trustees OF this village. which was recent
ly dismissed In the Supreme Court by Justice J. ~
Dykman, announces that he VIII take an appeal 10
the Appellate Division. ,, ,.,,
Church this morning the prog aininc OF Easter
music Will DO repeated The Park sisters VIII also
be heard. a.
Frank Smith. colored, who was recently DIS
sboui the village In defiance OF the authorities. has
given I'D tho contest. After being closely watched
al the week he yesterday boarded "a northbound
train. much TO the relief OF the police.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

St. Louis, April 1.-THE through passenger train
over the Iron Mountain and Southern road was
wrecked at Carondect Il was coming into the
city last night. and six persons were injured. A
broken rail- caused the engine to leave the track;
dttching O baggage and two mail None OF
thu injured jare thought to be hurt fatally.
Butler, Mo. April 1s-Edward c. Dmmit, who
was out on 600 bail awaiting trial at Kansas
Pitisburs and Gulf train on the night Of January
last. 10 dead at his homo hero OF heart disease.
became a mail clerk. but discharged from tho
latter place for stealing registered mall
Great Falls. Mont. April 1.-THE Anaconda's
goal washers at Belt thirty miles south OF here,
burned last night The loss is estimated at $50 CO.
Ihc cause OF the nre 70 not yet known. There vas
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY APRIL 49, 1903
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK SATURDAY. APRIL 49, 1903
ARRIVED.
Steamer ST. Paul Jamison. Southampton April o. with
merchandise a2 cabin and 1915 steerage the
ss % NAVIGATION" company Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Campania opr. Walker Liverpool April and
passengers TO II Vernon Brown Co. the Bar
Steamer Nomadc dr Clarke Liverpool April s. with
mdse to tho White Star Line. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer F,snssco gn IsHh , Hsl! . ApT With
steamer All"wald CBr,. Brown. Newcastle April /. In
ballas To Simpson. spence Young Arrived at the Bar
steamer Pomeranian (lr) strrat Glasgow April 2
to Austin. Baldwin Co Passed in Sandy Hook a, s:io
81 with mdse and 2a seerags passengers to the
steamer Paria Gen, Bauer. Hamburg April q with
mise and passengers TO the Hamburg American Line
s stsa Sf f Sas sTa @ aham san,o. March IT,
XS'Sr" 20 and 81 hs's lar As with "d'' to Bu'k
Steamer Evelyn i,S'cn,nson SSSHa April Havana
inc ,s nm Tomo Nor, Nielsen barbados April with
mdse and passengers to l. w & p Armstrong Arrived
steamer Aririshas CBr,. Log-dae Fernandina April
49, with phosphate in transit to Barber Co. will finish
si.ams s' ormoco eR Fraser Bermuda April 49, with
mdsc and 80 cabin passengers to A outerbridge Co
steamer Iroauois kembie Charleston April IT, In
steamer Guyandot,e. Davis Norfolk and Newport News
with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion 50 Co.
steamer Cioldsboro. swain Philadelphia with mdse to
W clyde & Co.
SANDY Hook N j. oso p m-wind west. light breeze:
clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Allegheny lr) Low. Kingston savanilla. etc
PIN Forwood 4 Kciock
Steamer schiesw'~ Ger, Aarhuu-. Inasua. Port Dc
Paix etc-Ebel & Co
Steamer Orizaba. Downs Havana and Mexican ports-J
II Ward a Co.
Steamer Pretoria Ger. Kopn. MISUNDERSTANDING
American Line
steamer Portia OBJ. Farrell. st Johns. F-Bcwrns
q Archibald.
Steamer chnteau LATTE Fr). Chabot. Bordeaux-vunsh
Edye Co
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ARREST or THE REV. F. b. RUSSELL.

THE BROOKLYN ADVOCATE OF LAW AND ORDER
CHARGED WITH LIBEL.
Easton Penn April ls-The Rev. F. p. Russell.
OF Brooklyn. president OF the Law and order
Society OF the State Of New-York was arrested at
Bangor this county. yesterday afternoon on
charge Of criminal libel Mr.. Russell held In
5000 bail and up TO this morning had been unable
to secure A hondsman. He Is a Methodist minister.
and also the Editor of The New-York State
Sentinel" the organ OF his society In the issue OF
the paper for April there appeared notes In the
Bangor CORE pOndence declaring, In effect that
two hotels Of that town violate the State liquor
license law. The proprietors OF the hotels swore
out warrants charging the editor with criminal
libel When Mr.. Russell arrived in Bangor yester-
day he was arrested, and a Justice Of the Peace
held him in s. 90 bail on each cnarge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
PORT CHESTER

The body OF unknown was found Mt a
late hour Friday night near the railroad bridge
at Klng-st The mans skull was fractured and his
leg broken. and II Is believed that he was struck
by all express train while attempting TO cross tina
tracks This bridge Is one OF the most dangerous
points on the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. and. although the public Is warned by
signs not TO attempt 10 crosse II. five men have
the victims f. X. Woodbury.. eighty years old
OF Southport Conn. Last Thursday an unknown
and attempted 70 jump over the railing into King
st. but owing 10 extreme age could not DO So Tho
engineer beckoned 10 him and he threw himself
beside the track while eight coaches rushed by
Percy Jones. the station agent. said that OF nearly
O dozen persons who have been overtaken on tho
bridge he was the only one who had escaped being
killed.
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ALLEGED MURDERER CAPTURED.

BURGLAR IDENTIFIED AS THE MAN WHO TORT
URED AN AGED CoUPLE-BELIEvED GULL
rY OF THE BIODGETT MURDER
Schenectady. n. Y. April 16-On the night OF De-
cember 3 last an aged couple named Mr. and Mrs
John Cocklin. living about eight miles from this
city In the town OF Chenille were most brutality
assaulted by two robbers. They were placed on
redho, stove and tortured In other ways. The night
OF this crime was the one on which George r.
Blodgett. the General Electric patent attorney.
murdered by burglars and II has been generally be-
iieved that both acts were committed by the same
persons. Yesterday afternoon, In Salon Washing
ton County Mr.. and Mrs. COckln positively identi-
Ned Buck" Davis the burglar az the man who had
tortured and robbed them Detective Dougherty. OF
the PinkertOn detective force, who has been work.
ing on the since Mr. Bodgett was MUIR
dered says that he is weaving a chain OF evidence
around Davis that will land him In the electric
chair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
OFFICIAL REPORT FROM ALASKA.

CAPTAIN RAY SAYS THERE IS NO DANGER OF
LACK OF FOOD AND TIE RUSH OF
GOLD SEEKERS SEEMS OVER.
Washington. April IS (SpeciaD.-Captain p II.
Ray sth Infantry. who the nrst Army officer
dispatched 10 Alaska TO rcconnoitre last summer.
tecgraphcd the war Department today from Port
Townsend, Wash, announcing that he had come
out OF the Klondlke the Ice to report directly
to Headquarters and consult the military author-
ties il Is supposed he could not get messengers
to deliver his dispatches. and considered II adj
ysabe to in person. He let Fort Yukon
February % and Dawson city March Is IT." says
there has not been and is not now any starvation
at Dawson or along the Yukon, but on the
uary. there is an abundance Of food for all now
there until navigation opens About eight thousand
men are now going in BY way OF Chkoot and
skaguny but the great rush seems past.
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sTBJKr ON TIE NEW TOMBS PRISON.

The employment Of non-union s'onecut'ers by
p J. Carlin tho builder and contractor who IL
erecting the new Tombs prison. led TO a general
strike on the work yesterday afternoon. The
s rike extended the yards where the stone for
he new prison IL being cut There seventy Ave
granite-cutters stopped work. It is expected that
next week the quarrymen at Pine Island. Maine,
viii be called out and the supply Of stone for the
prison will then be cut on Mr. Carlin It Is as
timo in Brooklyn He says ne will finish the prison
with non-unon mechanics HIS force OF n T.,
less than tho journeymen stone-setters' scale OF
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TO RE SOLD BY ". D. GRAND.

w D. Grand will sell at the American Horse
Exchange Broadway and Fiftieth-st.. on Tuesday
night at s o'clock. a special consignment OF Ohio
trott!ng bred coach and CART horses. the prop
erty OF Bruce Mcdonald. North Fairfield. Ohio. and
on "Wednesday next at p m, H. b Wick a. co. -
hieh class horses. and T. ID. Buzzell COS,
Montreal Canada. spring Consignment OF Canadian
"a rriags horses and cobs together with q lot OF
seasoned horses, the property Of different owners.
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Owing to the failure OF Governor Black to sign
the bill making Rochelle q city. the officials
have decided TO proceed with the village election
on next Tuesday. from to o'clock p. m Some
OF the Republican candidates recently nominated
have declined TO stand and the ticket has been
changed. The ticket will he follows: j. Arthur
Huntington. treasurer; H. A. Rtterbush. trustee
at-large; H. A. Gouge trustee. First Ward John
f. New, Second Ward; George J. Roberts. Third
Ward Wiiism J. Koch. Fourth Ward. The Demo-
Gratis have Nominated J. Arthur Huntington FOR
~aasnrer: Il ~ QuackSnbusa. ruste2-at-lar-s:
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BI-CKINGHAM.-F. Hazen Cope, Of Phliadel-
mia FIFTH AVENUE-Thomas W. Crldler'
rtird Assistant Secretary OF State and eX-Con-
gresham William Whiting Of Massachusetts
GERIACH-f.x-S Senator Matthew {. ButI-r, OF
South Carolina HOLLAND Justice Waiter l-loyd
smith ~ tho New-York State Supreme Court.
MANIiATTAN-Congr James j. Belden, OF
Syracuse PARK AVENUE-The Rev Thomas A.
King OF Chicago. PLAIA-The Rev Dr . t. Ap-
nl.,nn NJ philadelphia WALDORF-Henry Fol-
ger OF Kingston. y. Y, and Emilio Terry, OF Paris
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GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.
MANY CONTESTS DECIDED YEsTERDAY-yALE
DEFEATS THE STATEN ISLAND TEAM

MANY CONTESTS DECIDED YEsTERDAY-yALE
DEFEATS THE STATEN ISLAND TEAM
The Yale golf team visited the Staten Island
Cricket Clubs links yesterday and defeated tho
Staten Island team by a score OF II TO 8. w. Ros-
sitter Belts. who second TO Whisham In the
anne teur championship last season was beaten by
George Armstrong. captain OF the Staten Island
team. by FIVE holes. Roderick Terry, II; was tho
He was beaten by John II. Chadwick by one UP.
Yale was represented oy John Reid r.. Roderi ~
Crowei and T. NJ Robertson on the staten ~
and team were A. fS;eTsoH sShn X chsrles
Stewart and Otto HocAmeyer.
The Columbia golfers opened their competitive
season yesterday with six-a-side team match az
Ardsley against the Ardsley players The contest
furnished a strong illustration OF tho weakness OF
the present system OF team scoring for, although
each side succeeded IN winning two OF the indvid,
to B. H. Adams q Ardsley won no esi paf hsn
II C. Mortimer These the only two vic'ors
on the Ardslcy team co'umbia's po.n;s we1e wen W
sy Louis by To sp ana s Morris IT, who de-
fea,ed Winston BY ; similar TSoT sanr "q w
y y Patsrson' r W Stiles F. j. Winston and y II.
Aaans GeuTSa was 1rDTGienctd MS or q
Fellows IT,. S. +. Morris. IT,. and c. l.. ~ Weeks
The Bsltusrol and Lakewood golf teams met al
Ralusrol Yesterday. and the Batusrol players
were successful by score OF IS TO Five men
figured on a side. H. p Toler J. A. Tying l., r
Rayard tr W. A. Larned and Gr!er Campbell com
posed the home team. while Lakewood sent Jasper
winch r A. Waithew. v. Ii Coles. X r. Kerr
member OF the Lakewood team 10 score. He won
from Orier Campbell by four up
At the Dykcr Meadow links twenty-five complete
cards were returned In the Adams and Eddy Cup
Handicap The winner was Charles Adams. who
made a score OF s4-i4-80 Second place went 10
G p hoffman at &-l2-Sl.
James Laign the Crescent Athletic Clubs pro-
f.ssional had the links at Bay Ridge In capitai
shape yesterday, the special feature OF the DAY
being a Class A handicap for the Oliphant Cup. "
was won BY W VI Campbell. with score OF
eI-l219 Second place resulted IN a tie between
II G. McKeever and c. j. Paterson. at 10 net
Tho Tarbell Cup Tournament at the Marine ana
Field Clubs links. resulted In victory for +. n
Doubleday who returned the credltable card or
NLo-N r. ~ Curtis captain OF the clubs golf
team was second at 8-5-9l.
The Freeman Cup contest ct Lakewood yesterday
wa. won by Fred Law. the youngster who was
recently chosen captain OF the Lakewood HeEht.
Schools golf team. His score was H-o-el' to""o
A. Colby was second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

rh w pough ,-is,ee First Ward: Thomas j.
Burke Second ward: Daniel Brady, Tnird "aru
John Conlon Fourth Ward. ,. -
Fisher for an afternoon and illustrated lerture
10 be given at her home. Rockton. Cedar ROAD on
nnxt THURSDAY from to o'clock The SUBJECT o.
the lecture will be From Paris 10 Rome.
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COTTON CLOTH MILLS CLOSED.

Now-Bedford. Mass. April lG.|The cloth mills
closed for the week to-day. Tho best OF order pre-
vailed and the police kept the streets clear. gen
era meeting Of the weavers has been called Tot
Sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
pprycg CYCLING RIDERS HERE.

Among the second cabin passengers OF tho steam
ship st. Paul from Southampton. were the French
cycling riders Boulay. Bourette and Cavaly: ac-
companied by A. Reeves. OF tho Cycledrome Asso-
~,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
BUSINESS STEADILY INCREASING.

Edward Claimants Son. No. 81 West Forty
fourth-st says: Business Is steadily increasing.
our repair department IL running 20 its full capa-
city and lockers after carriages in stock are plent-
fii have a very handsome hackney cart OF the
latest style. painted a coaching red, with blue
stripes than can be bought very reasonable"
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ATTEMPTED TO MURDER HIS WIFE.

a SARATOGA HOTEL MANAGER ARRESTED ON A
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH IN
TENT TO KILL.
Saratoga. April Is (specaD.-Robcrt Gillian. pro-
prctor OF the Hotel Savoy. attempted 10 murder his
wife to night. While intoxicated ne struck her over
the head with glass. and her skull is believed to
be fractured 1t Is doubtful II she survives ti
morning chief OF Police Blodget arrested Gillian
on the charge OF assault with intent TO kill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
PAPER COMPANY SOLD AT AUCTION.

Springfield. Mass. April ie.-The Fairneld Paper
Company vas sold at auction to-day for the benefit
Of the bondholders TO J. G. Macintosh treasurer
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Z. & W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 10 cal Moon rises . Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM-Sandy Hook &53 Gov. Island 3 IS Hell Gate 1913
y M-Sandy Hook 52+ Gov. Island 800 Hell Gate 14o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
NEW FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTERS

Washington. April 1s.-Among tho fourth-cass
postmasters appointed to-day were the following:
ew-York-Beekman. wellington White; Cham
plain, Thomas H. Dickinson: Shelving Rock ]. r.
lOonis IT. Silver Springs. Albert " Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY April, "A.

MONDAY APRIL 10.
Vessel For. Line MANS close Vessel sals
Trinidad Bermuda Quebec. 500 a m 1000 a
TUESDAY. APRIL 10.
Lain. Bremen @ Lloyd. .......... 90 a m 10 90 m
Algonquin. Charleston. Cyde......... - 300 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
CALLED TO PHILADELPHIA PULPIT

PhIladeIphia, April B-The Row. BENJAMIN L.
Herr. OF Lochport ~ Y. has accepted call to tho
South Broad Street Baptist Church Of this city
lie VIII take charge on Hc2teuber
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Announcements.

ELK.
A new roll collar.
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IN REGARD TO OHLsEN.

CAPTAIN Reynolds Of the Brooklyn Detective
Bureau is more convinced than ever that Grand
Juror Henry D. Ohlsen committed suicide and
was not murdered. He said that he had every
reason to believe that the Manhattan detective
force takes the came view OF the case that he
does.
Detective Price. who sent over from
Manhattan to look into the case" said Mr..
REYNOLDS told me before leaving Brooklyn
after his Investigation that he considered It
case OF suicide There has been considerable
talk about a placard which was found in the
room that Ohlsen was shot In. This placard was
simply one Of Ohlsen's bilheads On the back
Of II was written in red crayon. - you;
but 1t Is q singular thing that the ~ Of the
YOU was originally e. and that " was writ
ten over II"
The handwriting Of this pacard is said to bear
a strong resemblance to the penmanship Of OIL
sen himself and as It is said that he had had
little financial dinculty few days before with
a man whose name begins with a." the police
think that II is possible that Ohlsen In At OF
anger wrote this oath against this man. apd
then, changing bis mind, wrote you" There is
irregular hole In one end Of the sheet. as II It
had been put on q bill-sticker.
Il am convinced" said Captain Reynolds.
that Ohlsen took his life because OF bis nnan-
cial difficulties. and am also Of the firm belief
that he had not accepted bride. Even If he
had received but $500 as bride. 1t would have
attachment which the receiver was appointed
was based on judgment for only 500. There
thirty creditors in all. and the debts aggre-
gated about 5000. MI Ohlsen making a
proposition that the rest OF his creditors take
per cent, and he would have been In better
position to press this II he had been able to get
rid Of the man with the 5000 judgment"
There was q report yesterday that the Brook
lyn police were thinking Of proceeding against
some OF the Hid family. on the theory that Some
members Of the family were pushing the murder
theory In order 70 set from the Equitable Life
Assurance Society payment on the two $1,000
policies which the society would not pay II
Ohlsen took his own life. Captain Reynolds
said on this point: II believe II there was any
o0nsnlEScy n thja aext ] would prnDant II 70 the
Daily camera., 1898-03-11
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. it you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body, your liver is out of
order, have no appetite, no life or am
bition. have bad cold, in fact are com
pletely used up. Electric bi,ters is the
only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on
your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone
up the whole system and make you feel
like new being. They are guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. For sale at
c. c. Giesick's Drug Store, only 50 cents
per bottle.
Daily camera., 1898-03-11

Peter Peltisr. Jim Autrey and George
truth. of the Enterprise mine, were over
from the coal districl today to consult
their attorney. Hon. R. H. Whiteley,
with reference to their action TO compel
the Gulf management to furnish cars for
the shipment of Post coal. Mr.. Autrey
declared that the company, through
Superintendent Dunaway and Receiver
Trumbull, had been long on promises,
but short on fulhlmenI. The Enterprise
people have had little market, save that
furnished through the Denver Evening
Post, and are not slow in declaring their
belief that Receiver Trumbull is men,
Der of the coal trust. They propose to
ask Judge Hallett to order his receiver
to furnish such cars as they may require.
Daily camera., 1898-03-11
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, OF Groton, S. d, "Was taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally terminal
ed in Consumption. -Four Doctors gave
me up, saying l could live but a short
time. gave myself up to my Savior,
determined if could not stay with my
friends on earth, would meet my abb
sent ones above. My husband was ad-
vised TO get DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. 1
gave it trial. took in all eight bottles.
1t has cured me, and thank God l am
saved and now a well and healthy
woman" Trial bottles free at c. c.
Gieslck's Drug Store.
Regular size soc and sI.oo. Guaran-
teed or price refunded.
Daily camera., 1898-03-11
AN ORDINANCE
To Amend Section 1 of Article " of Chap
ter XIV OF the Revised Ordinances 1890
of the City of Boulder.

To Amend Section of Article " of Chap
ter XIV OF the Revised Ordinances 1890
of the City of Boulder.
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City of Boulder:
Section 1. General section 43o on
page 1870 of the Book of Revised Ordi.
nances 1890 of the City of Boulder. the
same being Sec. of Art. w of Chapter
XIV of said Revised Ordinances is here.
by amended to read as follows:
Sec.I, The following named officers
shall give bonds to the City Of Boulde,
according to law and the ordinances OF
said City in the following sums. respect.
lively, to-wit:
The City Treasurer, twenty thousand
dollars with not less than three good and
lawful sureties;
The City Marshal, Four thousand dol.
lars with two such sureties;
Each policeman and night watchman
not special, five hundred dollars, with two
such sureties;
The Supt. of Sewers, FIVE hundred
dollars, with two such sureties;
The City Clerk, ten thousand dollars
with three such sureties;
The Police Magistrate, two thousand
dollars with two such sureties;
The Commissioner of Water Works
one thousand dollars with two such
sureties;
The City Street Supervisor, FIVE thous
and dollars with two such suretles;
The City Engineer, three thousand
dollars with two such suretles.
Sec. 2. All the sureties herein requlr
ed and provided for shall justify in the
usual form as to their property over ano
above their exemption and just deb.:
and liabilities.
Sec. 3. All ordinances and parts Of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Passed March 9TH, A. D., 1898
c. RICKETTS,, as Mayor.
Attest [Seal] E. K. STAFFORD.
as City Clerk