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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24
JOURNAL "X-RAYS. I"
Gesundhelt

Gesundheit
-
Proslt, st. Nicholas
A fair ana Merry Christmas.
Freliche weihnachten und glueck.
sellges Neues Jahr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24

JUST-arriyed an expert candy
maker at Ellis q Zinn's. Has some
one e3l. .26 70 blow on himY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24
Salem Postomee.

WIN be opened for Christmas at D.
IN. Carriers will make the morning
round. No money orders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24

Don't fail 20 see the MezEo-Tlnt
Bonner photos, the finest known, at
the Cronlse gallery. l7tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24

Don't fail TO visit the New York
Racket before you purchase your holi
day presents. 22-2d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24
STATE HOUSE NorEs.

Monday, being non judicial day,
will be observed In Salem as legal
holiday.
James Flagg Smith, aged 70 years,
was today Committed TO the 'rsylum.
). B. Updergraff was today commits
stoned q notary public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24

Flash-light powder for amateur
photographers at the Cronise gallery.
lItf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24
A Merry Chrialmnn

will be observed generally 10 the city
and thousands OF A. Huckenstein's g
famous La Corona lOc cigars will be
smoked by contented citizens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-12-24

Log Cabin Tany. Nut and Chocslste Caramels
Rw-Plain Mixed Candy, lbs. for 2oc-UN
c. HUGHES Prop.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08
DEER CREEK. ARIZONA.
Some Information About This Newly
 Opened Mining Field.

1 Tn letter to the Mining Review of l Los Angeles concerning the newly | opened mining district known as Deer | Creek district, in Graham county. 1 Ariz.. Messrs MOorman & Mcfarland e SOlomOnvill5 write: This tIac. of country has long been known to con-
 tain valuable mineral deposits among
 which are both coal and copper To
 effect this a recent act of congress au-
 thorized the csssiOn from the bulk of the reservation of all that portion ly- ing on the south side Of the' Gila river through which the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern railway connecting with the Southern Pacific at Bowie station
 runs passing through jhe county gen. erally as well. twenty-five miles through the ceded portion containing the mineral lands. The coal is said to be of good quality for coking and the copper deposits are in the same vicin- ity.
 The act Of congress referred to rec 0Snized the existence cf locations Of coal and mineral on the c5ded portion and extended the prCtectio Of the min eral land laws of the United States to such locations fully After the 18th day Of Lhis month (November) these
 will present to persons d5siring to in
 vestigate with . view Of purchasing
 many very fine opportunities for in
 vestment, being situated immediately on the railway so that no portion will
 be to exceed twenty-five miles from it.
 In other portions of the county, and much nearer here, are many very fine copper districts awaiting active men with capital
 The mining localities and the agri- cultural districts are mere nearly as sCciated here than in any locality with which we have any knowledge, gener- ally the mining camps and farming dis triCts arc in sight Of each other, thus bringing the supplies Fo the very doors Of the mining camps. Timber is abun- dalt in the n5a- vicinity for mining purposes, and direct railroad coTnmuni- cation now exi=l-s in every direction through the connection of the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern railway with the Southern Pacific. The throw ing open of the Deer Creek coal fields should increase the activity in mining matters materially, and we expect it will
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08
ALMOST GENERAL.
The Election Today Is of a National
 Character

Washington, Nov. 7.-The voters of all except three of the forty-five states Maine, VermoEC and Oregon. will go to the polls tomorrow. Forty-two states elect congressman h Alabama Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisi- ana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Car olina, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia only congressman are to be chosen. Twenty states elect legislatures which will name United States senators. They are Califor- mia, Connecticut, Florida, Delaware, h. diana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minne- scita, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Ne vada, New Jersey, New York North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas. Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and West Virginia
 The following states are to seleo. a governor and state officers: Cali fornia, Colorado Connecticut, Idaho. Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne braska, New Jersey, New York, Ne vada, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, North Dakota. Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Sovth Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin and Wyoming. 9th CTS. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Florida Delaware, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, U.ah ard Washington will vote for treasurer, auditor or other minor state officials.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08
GENERAL WOOD IS BOSS.
Washington Need moi Assign Men to ACf Independent of his Authority.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 7.-Genera Leonard Wood, military commando of the department of Sartiago, has de cided that the quartermasters anC cumrntssaries assigned to the differ RRt districts in Santiago province by the heads of the quartermaster's anC eommisSary departments at WaShin g. ton to supply the troops under his cornmand: cannot act Independently ol his. alrthority. General Wood learned today stha:, volunteer captains and quarternlas ters had landed at Manga nillos and Gibara to. assume charge oi the Man zanillo and HClgufn districts which are garrisoned by the regiments of Colonel Ptttit and Colonel Hood They did net repora to departmer. headquarters, and General Wood has heard that they have instructions to act on the orders of the heads of their respective departments.
 1t is understood that the commissary and quarteImaster' departments oi the army have divided Santiago into and GuanltanaTno General Wood has instructed Colonel Beacon, adjutant general of the department, tc order Co., otels Petit and Hood to ignore the quartermaSters at ManZanillo and Gi- bsara and to make their acquisitions for supplies on department headquar- ters
 The custom house report for The n1.nth of October shows that the re- ceipts aggregated $69, ,665, of which S5.- 316 was received at Guantanamo and $3,343 at Manzanillo. The collections were double those made i'll September. Invoices already received indicate that much larger business will be &t.{ {1 h nf the United States are not alone ia the field. According to the invoices more goods will be imported from Europe during the first fortnight in November than from the United States. The GUS toms receipts for September and Oc- tober were far in excess of those for the corre spending months last year, despite the fact that the maximum Spanish tariff was then in operation
 The report recommends that the duty on importations of cattle and meat be taken off: that the duty on petroleum be reduced from 19 to 9 cents per gallon, and that petroleum bc admitted aIt all the ports of the province. Under the Spanish rsgime only five ports could import oil.
 Further recommendations contained in the report are that the harbcr inn movement tax be collected not only at Santiago, but also at Manzanillo, Guantanamo, BaracCa, Sagua de Tan ano, and Gibara, the money to be de- voted to improving the warehouse and wharfage facilities at the various por.s and to deepening the harbor5.
 It is also recommended that cutter be immediately assignsd by the rev enue department for service in these waters in suppressing smuggling. which has grown lately to consider able dimen sions here and at Manza- nillo, Guantanamo and Gibara- It is understood that Gen:ral Wood will ask that the converted yacht Hist and an- other armed boat Of the same type be assigned to the department of San tiago. If the request is granted one beat will be ussd as a revenue cutter.
 Among the actor pupils Of M. Ser trand.t the veteran fencing master, ~,,f,1 nndoo al "a
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08

os Maricopa county, and help me de fend that honor by voting such men out of office.
 GEORGE P. DYKES.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08

THE EVIDENCE in the case proves Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism dyspepsia, catarrh, that tired feeling. scrOfula, salt rheum, boils, humors and all blood diseases.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08

HOODS PILLS are prompt, efficient, always reliable, easy to take easy to operate. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-08

Among the actor pupils Of NJ. Ser trandt the. veteran fencing master, who has just died in London at the ags of eighty-six, were Sir Henry IT, wing, .Beerbohm Tree, Forbes Robert son and Bancroft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

6eute Ra9mittag cine M}ittbeiIung Sps
more s. Qdins's, oes tiir3li9 aus Gu6d
ausgetpisIenen 3eitung5 GorreIpons
oenten, iiber einen unlGngIt pom 9es
neral Wepler on Senor 9u3man in
6apana gef6risbsnen 8rief. 2aine
min cine 2(bi8rift be5 8riefe5 bon eis
mem ibm befreunbeten Reporter oe5
IpuniI6en 9ldttes ,2u Union @onitiz
tutipnul" er6alten baben, nit Delhsm
er offers Reuigteiten dus3utauI6en
pflegte. Sn oieIem 8riefe, pelder Oor
Der 2ntunft bt8 S6ld1tI1iffs r0latz
ne" in Saoana geI3rieben purbe ers
tlGrt Bepler, er babe gebOrt, o0B bic
gdntees INNER fre6er ipiirosn Il. RBt
iogur &riegsi9iffe na1 5aDuna i4its
fen polten. QBdbreno ieiner (QBeDs
ler's) gominiitration piiroen Iie elmer
Iol6en S6ritt ni6t getpdgt bu6en
oenn tie bdtten gefpuBt, peIher fur9ts
barren Strafe tie Ii6 au5IeBten.
sd bate, " iugt8eAler peiter, pen
6ofen bon 6dbanu fir einen ipl6en
San ppbl por6ereitet, uno bolIenpete
bic BON Wtartine3 gampo5 70 unpors
f6tig bernu6ldIiigte 9lrbeit iebr
i9neq. Nenn bic 2lmeritaner Die be-
abIi6tigte 8eleiOigung du5fjbren, 10
boFfe i9, baB Iib cine ipanti6e SauO
finben lpiro, pel4e ben SMUT 10
i9redlib rG6t, ais er e5 berOient."
Der 8rief iIt bonn 8. Sanuar 1898
aus M2aorib bdtirt.
2aine t6eiIt duBerbem noh mil, ct
lei in 5apana DOR feiner 9tustpeiIung
BON benz 9pli3ei6eF Sberiten Bag
Iieri, 1peIfer erfabren bate, oaB er
ba5 0epler'{9e S4reiben beidB, nit
benz Sooe bebrobt poroen II. bgl. nj.
@r er8G6lt audi 8erI6iebenes iiber ges
beimniBpolls, nG9tli6e 9lrbeiten, pelz
DE er i'm Sort @abana8 bepbahtet bds
ben min, unO bic ii6, 1pie ibm Elm SOls
bat eradbIte, duf fubmarins Wtinen i'm
9ufen be3Dgen.
Reue Sorpebobpote unb
SprpeboiGger.
8af6ington, y. g., II. NIGr&
- 9aS 6aus Gomite fir 6Iottens
QlngeIegenbeiten fat beute bsF6lofen,
Der 6lotten 8erniuigungsz8iu cine
&lauiel gum Ban bon feds neuen3ors
pebobpoten uno feds 3orpeoojGgern
ein3uperleiben. Die SorpeooboDte
psrbsn pu6rI6einli6 ie eipa $780,
600 urb bic SorpeDoiGger ie 100000
bis $25OO00 toIten. 0abrifeinIi9
pirb bic 6Ipttenbiu nt6t Dor nd4iteE
tSprticRung iicbe 3. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
6irIh's Stiitnng.

g1ep gort, II. Mdr5. - 9ii
@ernultsr ces Baron Siri4SonDs
tl6en pcn ter in paris pobnsnoer
@ittre oes psritorbenen 96ilant6rp=
pen cine bebeutenbe 9eloiumme = &c
ION Fb nm 5unDerttauIenoe bon Dol
lars banbtln = erbalten, ceren 3tnIer
ben israelitiIfSn &olonien in oergtGbt
BON WOObbine, rs, gu Sute tom=
men follen.
8tele Der &oloniiten paren betannt.
lid ni6t i'm Stanbe, i6ren 8erpfEh'
tuneen nu93utommen. Die 3tnien Del
neuen Sdantung follsn nun oa5u per
penbet perben, duf bem Qnlpslen Del
8oloniIten laft,npe SppOtbeten, Dix
fi6 in benz 8eFB ppn 8uuz unb Oar:
leEeny9ereinen in Salem unD Bridge.
ton fefinben, auf3utaufen unb oaourt
ben israelitiT6en gtdertiirgern rbrt
2aee gu erlei6t:rn. Die Eunoc bier
pcn BAT Iel6ItperItGuolia in ben Solo
nien grobe JrsuDe Eeroorserufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
75c. prO 9nrO.
sdubt fir Ruaben unb @Gn6sn

Bette Guolitdt BON Stitfeletteu fir iuuQe
Yldo6cn lndirtes @aecleocr gum
3uibniireu uuo SuopfsH 9dtentlc=
ntrs9orbldttcr rptbieioencr Gbertbetl
bauerbaite oebubdre SobltH - ale
grciten uno Gr6Ben - II bis -
bis G. - q. &. $l.1S
Rino,ri6ubs pou elsi4er Guulitdt - 81 big
II - u bis &. SI4o
;ssiue falbltotrue S6uiir= Sbubs iir Suubeu
g, 6, 9, G=Srsitsn - II bis $3.50
Bet. smaiuirte RuabeR= SGube ium 3ui6nts
ren pollfdnoe Hsu Sl9I
lluisrs Rlouoitts sRn0bsnibube Spblsu
unO qeidistt Soad,n - iebr oautrs
bait - II bis , uno q bis D! - pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
Joe(9utmQn&Co.
GntawsSparbanh ron Baltimore.
ISneUrpDrirt 1S4sl
Zen IL. WdrI 1898.

Die reseImdAistn idbrIitbsn Sinfen Inr Rate
Don Fret Drp,ent, 3epoiitOrtH an 1. apriI 1898
fdato, mrrb,n am ssHanHten 1oas icb.m siHSeIn.H
9outo outa,idri,bea uuo AM une mad nsm srittrn
montas. rem Is. apriI. in ben Siitsru Der D.s
poiitortH eas.rasen; bieitben iius, Usnn Rtht ST.
soqen, PEN /. gpril an 81 Sinitu beredtiat.
Staatss unb 2iaotisutrn iiHo BON Der Sdnt beSabIt
Robert .. Srowm.
CD}rIlslWD SrlIioeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
@rbr cpfrr Der ,,Guliieums "&ata;
itruhhe.

Gbicogo, II. Wdr3. = Surd)
cine einitiir3snbs Mousr bes Dor etltz
den MOnuten eingedi6erten rGolls
ieum>" "@ebdubes, nabe bem Qusitele
lunosplaBe. puroe SSo6n gtice beuts
get0otet uno 6. 81. 8oter tDbtli9 Ders
lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

- Gs itcat fi8 6eraus. Oab Die
tiir5li9e @rtranfung Der san3en ia
mile Soiepb OsmocO's in erompsa
SOpnIbip. na6e 6untingoon, pa,
uno Der ipatsre COB 5rpsier Wittglls=
Der Der 5amilie ni9t, tpie man 3utrit
glaubte, pur9 bDspiaige 8erglftun9,
fOncern Durd ben @enuB Oes 5lsli1ss
zines BON Oemoco gei9ld6teten trans
fen SGpeines beruria9t tpuros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
SeiOen<O Department.

Gin qeleqeuti6cr Giutaui ieBt uns in BEN Stuno,
$lOO ntuc qemuitrte 5oiista= SeiOsniOiie su ottts
rireu fir
75c.
ggir tauftcu i'm @uspsrtauf BON tuem berpOr'
raeenOm 6Gbritanten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

sstn. Sarlsbaoer 9Or3slau fSiibsSsrUsce
eroSe SdiHel uno y oa3u pGHenot
Sclltr bibid DefOrirte 6atous nit
fsiid= oocr 9lumens sgerJierungcu, ieoes
Stiid nit Goloruup Der regulore
9crtaufsprcis lit $3.50 - beute uebsn
Dieielbsu fort pro Serpcs fir So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
6aus>NlnsItaifirunGrn.

S6iptre l8zj6aiqe blc6true Gii6sGO&er
Si,b - ipe,i.a fiir beuts 73c.
G5robe 90di6esR6rbs nit Sedsl aus l9cioen=
qcilc1t - fir bcute pro Stitd 0Sc.
Seine importirtt Wtdrtttorbe aus gSeiOtnetz
ilcdt, NIT Sedcl - rtauIdrer Qreis 35t.
- fir beute pro Stid &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
8nr,eQan unb @Ias.

S6ptre polirte 99aiieruldicr - 3ur gustpabG
unD in idli6teu uuo Qeicbmadpousu
Ssiins. - 99ir oiftriren Oisielbeu beuz
te unttr Den SSsritelunQstoitcu - pro
SuBeHD e.. i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
25 Stnrfe semufferte 3GHeta,
aeffrcifte uuc aemnrfeIte SefiInS,

lelne Stiide Ntuter, Uslbe nbt iUieoer ericBt
iperoeu t6nnsu 49, ipr tautsn Otielben iitr ben BON
uus Qebotenen Qrcs aema6t ipuroen onle!ben
fiir Den Gnoctails9 9ertaui pou $l.00. Eieer Se=
leqtnbritsfauf ieBt uus in ben S.aHO olsle!beR
Sbucn 5u OiierireH tur
75c. prD 9nrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

gGsere ®s @Or6ereungen Ge 3pe 6Ottn 9piOn p0
9ampOnROdb fir @r6iOigun8 Der nOrbounti4sn aHte fOrs
mirt Die @la6tfffe DRafatuTes" unO p8eras" aep>
gef 6o6u beOrOert Die gunOssame Ou auf Den &cg5nB
set rp auf 100000 9tonn 8sbpaf tOerOsn = @h DliO=
nn berei fir RItungen Dsrausgabt Der &reur r0ontgO
merp" bat gubu peraHeu Der Nnuuf &ris8si4isn i'm
ausunb Staliude areu5sr angs6li @pann Oertauft
Der Qmaonus" pro beute @tern @reftn uuf6iIsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

Setorirtc nit Sob Utriicrtc QorJeuau gts
fmiesllbrcn rsauldrtr 9crtduispreis
$3.50 bsute fpsrben Oieelbeu perz
fault fir $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

@6arfe MaBresen sesen feline Derfri6te Ser6fent6m8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
Griibiabr TfIprtiment

SrduIsfusz unS Sinner Sa4ctS mnh SIeiStrn
BON ben mittleren Guulitdttu bis 5u ben bo6ftn
impprtirten Rooitdteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18
9luf Oe6 WitlltrS sdnciOr>

Dir GmtrdDrthmue mtdDt nrrbr mrtt rntfrrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

eRtisrnt tbatiaali6 ieRe Tinnea
HnN SOmmeriprOfeH, pelde ole
idGute 6eitdtsfarbe tnttsOeH
nnS 6eii6ter baBIi6 utadeH Oit
in anOeren 6aaen @toosae pei6a
lidsr sdGnbeit fein DirOen.
9!e Saaessn empiOblenen Sos.
mstit8 berOeden uRO bergrSBerR
Rur oie Jebler Oes 6eitdtS HRS
Der 9aHOe, pabreaO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

sert Oer nterndunss OmmOn bsne uOr mursen srwats
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

8eid od6liff,ue @ags@Iodeu Die reguz
laren Dc Gualitdten - beutt il . 123c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

93pnr1te1r snblt ket1tr Gntrdrtinto,ttto'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-18

9Sr Srartisr 4orSng u mit Gurifung uri&gswirn wr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19

Thomas J. Hoyden against MARI. J. Lowenthail,
INC COMMITTEES. viii inject at. the Murray Hi
xsscmbily%Sn builder Dem, Kings, intro
dueed 2 blu incorporating tho New York, Mu.
city, 70 guarantee and insure titles 10 real cs.
tate In this Stnte on the mutual cooperative
or assessment plan, The corporation may also
ali IGr tines an Indemnity fund ot at ieast sioS.:
pSym 90 0S Of Oi losses sS' on no p% SsR c Sur RRS c saSI .ng
shall. possess the general, powers and privileges
ton tiSnYiS sS. e the stock corpo OF to- Have' and GO tbs IN.
supervision or direction I. the State Insurance.
eorporators namedin I be bill are Thomas y.
sRSsT Wsrd & 5aP PScE q; MMqiIEltIsSs n Mif Rssa. + Po R%d <:
Hating, and Cyrus II. Staples.
Among other bills introduced to-day were
these;
Mr.. smith-To enable IN, New York city Fire Com.
missioner TO rehear. and determine the charges
a. we'll as his application for reinststement.
Mr.. maloneypRemoSins the property Qualification
NJ. Tlnn-His bin Of last year prohibiting the dump.
,ng from any sart Of NOV or rsfuis Into = The Hr 1son
1870 NJ; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e zstSu, b,.g- tso NJ grGsCsso ,nHS Of q H Ne in:
stead, to raise sto,6oo for the erection OF . new
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from taxation on capital
stock land and building corporations whose capital 10
wholly invested In real estate in this state.
Mr.. FinnNPrUviding that a warehouse company or
person engaged in the business of storing goods may
be made q party defendant in any action concerning
this title TO or possession OF any goods or merchandise
held In storage.
Mr.. De Graw-Providing that any person who has
served ~ q Justice OF the Peace OF the former city of
f ss9Hsly city or Of p New Ss' YSs. 81 aha az he D oiiriSlS S 20 sp pe . int
ment TO the once Of Justice OF the Municipal Court
Of New York city.
Mr.. Armstrong. authorizing the Grand Lodge Of
Free and Accepted Masons to hold property to the
Value OF On, 600, 600. aud providing that the trustees
Of the Grand Lodge shall hereafter consist of the
Grand Master and the Deputy brand Master for the
time being, and thrre Masons to be appointed by tho
Grniin Master. subject to the approval Of. the Grand
Lodge. to serve three years each, though the frat APP
pointees shall serve for one, two, and three years, as
may he determined by lot after their appointm mt.
No trustee shall he eligible TO any elective Grand
Loo Gu ONCE during his term OF ofilce as trustee.
Senator rackett-Provid,n that appeals from
Judgment In election cases may DO taken tothe Court
Of Appeals without frst going to tho Appellate
Division,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
BoAoUoH or aroonnYN.
Aienss Hryrser wsu't Give Up-A Pies n
B~rovElyn's wenen school Commissioner.

hienss 1pryuser weu,t Give Up-A Ptes FOR
Brostiyn's Wonen school Commissioner.
Alonzo Brymer. who has held the place Of
Fire Marshal in Brooklyn for the past four
years, 10 not Inclined TO surrender it 10 J. Mont
gOmery Gray, who has been appointed by Dep
uty Commissions FULLY. he got q temporary
Injunction last week restraining Mr.. Tully from
removing him. but II was dissolved on Monday,
tho Court holding that his remedy was In QUO
warranto proceedingp. Brymor refused yester-
day TO surrender the keys Of his desk. Tho desk
was forced open BY order OF Mr.. Tully. Brymer
10 still . member Of the force by special leRls-
lstive enactment, but his friends say that he
will probably retire should he DO assigned to
regular duty.
Building Commissioner Ryan has asked for
1922 300 to cover the expenses Of his depart
mont for the year. This amount includes the
$4,000 required for twelve plumbing inspcc-
tort, but whether these will be assigned 10 the
bniding or Health Department has not yet been
The Btookiyn .woman's Club has forwarded
this rpsett is,on e Mayor Van WySs: ON
appoint upon the board ssTI Of Ed iasS ION for the
Who have n rendered. such he ef Mi Mo SERVICE @'% IN tho
past three years, They, have Given a large part
i%nt sas,a s ana s 70 sSi T9 sSo Al. ia4 Of hS o,Scr sr %USsn the &c
moro than half Of those employed are women,
f EorSH vo oSTsne ana P SGIas 81 the iss % RSsan prsslo snp PSrs
Of their possessions in its children, should not
be deprived of . guardianship for which they
that you will see at to %reappoint these wise and
truety workers."
All work on the recreation pier at the foot of
North Second street has been stopped by Conn
missioner Cram. The engincer-in-chicf reported
that the whole design Of the building was wrong
and unsafe. The old plans called for an expend-
ituro Of $4,000 on the pier. Mr.. Cram says
that Q proper building cannot DO put up for less
than $4,000.
Police Commissioners York and Philips and
tho hvo Public Works Deputy Commissioners
for tho Encouragement Of the various offices In
the municipal building. The changes will re-
quire considerable remodelling Of the interior Of
tho building.
Collector OF Taxes Bouck discharged fourteen
temporary clerks yesterday who had been EN-.
ployed during the tax rush.
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ALBANY. Jan. 1s.-A meeting of the Board Of
Control of tho New York agricultural ex-
perimental station. at Geneva. was held to-
day In the Capitol. Assemblyman Martin Van
Buren, Ives of st. Lawrence county was re-
elected President. and W. o. Hanlon of Geneva
Secretary and Treasurer. 1t was decided to
have a dedication OF tho new building at Co.
nova, which Is to be devoted to Investigation
which has just been erected and equipped at a
cost OF FAC, 900. Tho dedication will occur next
summer. Prof. II. A. Harding Of the University
Of Wisconsin has been secured as an expert In
bacteriology.. He has gone To Europe on inves-
tigation work In the. interests of the station.
George A. Smith OF Connecticut. formerly with
the State Agricultural department, has been
engaged as o dairy expert.