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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
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Sunday Services.


Seattle Tabernacle fBaptlstl- Cor
ner Of Boren avenue and jefferson
street. near James street power
house. Rev. \ G. ohrIm. pastor.
Services at II a. m. and ! y. m.
Plymouth Congregational Church
Corner Of Third avenue ana Ifnt.
versity street Rev. W. n G. TEN.
pie. pastor. Preaching at II a. m.
and $ D m. Morning. sTfemen.
dously True. Evening. why Halt
YER
First Baptist Church Fourth ave.
nue.. near James street. Louis \.
iiowerman. pastor. Preaching ser
vices at II A. m. and p. IN. Morn
ing. Wanted More Calebs." Nv.
enlna Angels. Coed or Had
North Seattle Bhptlst--Gorner of
Third avenue and Cedar street. Hsv.
l.. J. Sawyer. pastor. Services at
II a. m. and Tao .. m. MorninE
Our etate Convention" Evening
Salvation From sin"
African NJ r. church-is20 Four.
tenth avenue Rev c. G. Hoiford.
pastor. Services at u a. m. aud !
D. IN.
First NJ T.. Church Corner "
Marion and Third avenue Rev. T..
NJ. Randall. jr., pastor Services ~
II n. m. and s p. m. Morning The
Tabernaeles Of God." Evening. 4
praise service by the choir. League
meets at sir o'clock.
Church Of Immaculate Conception
--Iiroadway and Madison. Rev. A.
Sweere In charge. Low mass At $50
7.30 and $50 a, m. high mass at
1880 a. m. Evening services at 80
y. m.
Church Of our Lady of Good Helm
Rev. Francis X. rrefontaiue. Low
mass at $50 A. m, high mass at 10 30
a. m. Evening services at 1850.
Sacred Heart Church tservices
temporarily held In brotherhood hall
on Sixth avenue, near BelD. Rev
7. Z. Brown pastor. Low mass aud
morning sermon Mt s n. m. Uigh
mass and sermon at 1880 a. m. Ev.
ening services at 7;30
81. Marks Episcopal Chureh-Har.
ward avenue. between Seneca and
Spring, Services at IL a. m. and /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
EARTHQUAKE PROOF
4 Roman Catholic Church which
Cannot Be shssen powa.

II i probable that the arsi earts !.
quake rFuof iron building ever con.
strueted il the large and tine to-
man Catholic BasilseA In 6u#ds-
luupe. one of the French West In
dies, Years ago a FFenrh architect
VAS employed % design an earth
quake proof cathedral. and he 0eler-
ed a eonpIete iron framrwpFk 10 he
made IN France. IL Ma finished
Just before the Franco PrusHiaa var
and ths material was eenHscated
but anather framework Vas made
after the war vas over. shipped 70
the lssand and ten erected Tna
wallis were sillesi In With stone and
cement. ard these have been shah-
en- down or - badly cracked by
earthquakes that they have had to
be rebuilt several times Just a year
ago q terrible earthquake occurred.
which demolished large part % the
wallis. and the church had only been
repaired a few weeks when auuta er
seismic disturbance secured. hut
the iron frame work stands today az
scitd and secure as when fFst srset-
ed.
II i not at AL unlikely that a large
Industry viii develop In the ean~
strurtion Of earthquake proof hulld.
insS af steel framework having thin
walls - arranged that they would
fall outward In case u severe shock
leaving the sksleson frame unln-
tafed. II has also been found that
steel buildings resist toFuMdaem fas
better than wood Or stone structures
for thaf can be much more securely
anchored. and the resistance tn wind
pressure can be calculated - nice
~. All the tall office buildings ia
tnls city are designed o. stand a
wind velocity Or pressure far great
er than has ever been known IN tbis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

=. IN. Ruv, J +. Il. Llwyd. reaior
Morning THE NreHtisr AMI the
Anael Evening sfhs ReEfel Of
David"
First chrlatian Church itHv. ] y,
smith. pastor. This church now
holds union services With the N +
church at CORNER al tslue and Third
avenue. Services Al II a. m aud
y. n
Third Cumberland rruahytefIan
Twenty avenue near East
Cherry ltev. I +. Thampfan, pas
tor ssrvieea Al Il a. m. aud p. III.
II Clements Episcopal church
ReY. George iiuazelle. rector FER
vices at II NJ and +. IA.
Battery Street NJ +. Church =ear.
ner II Third avenue and battery
street iteY Il = Brown. pastor
Services at II "A. m and o. IN.
Morning Romans ia8. Evening
Proverbs zgla
Grace Me cbufeh-Thlftieth ave.
nue south. neaf King street ilev.
". II selleok. pastor. Services al
ioia a IN. aud 80 p. III.
Haven II r. eHurch=eufner II
Howard and Ohm streets Rev J
II nennlsan. pastor Services At II
a. m. aud p. m.
Market Street baptist Church en-
Twenty fourth avenue south. ser.
vices Al II m. and 5 p. IA.
First Presbyterian Church Corner
u Fourth AMI spring flaR. 4 +.
liutehlHaul paHia Morning esie-
hfatian u the taHd'a supper Even
Ing philip ard Andrew betting the
first 81 a SERIES ~ evening nefmaus
en Religious Types aiming The
apostles.
Second preahYteflan ghufeh-cet-
nef IT Third avenue north ard liar
risan street HeR " a Ma5sf pas
taf Preaching AZ II A. III. and $
T. m Morning Like nH d Shock Il
Wheat Evening sfae E{a
unltsd Presbyterian church Cor
naf q slstt aHa SENECA street Rev.
It l. Lannlaa pafsaf Services 1t
II a. N. ana il. m Morning a
Call - Humiliation e Evening
sFeastlun With Jesus .
Westminster Presbyterian church
-.ilrantaay ties n IS sfiebrlal
pastor. Services At II M sud
+ ia. N hIHH = af#a 0ppsftans
IT, ENaulnE sfaIiaa rs
English Latsefa church II the
itsl4 Tr.HilY seventh avenue and
EnIan street Hse. tamea = iiaatH s.
pastor. Services at II - IA. and
8 q +. n.
Calvary fsrs sbytsfIan Chuuh=@
Twenty fourth aYanue asush. near
klnK street hHf uenala lsaea. "a 8
ter. Services IT II =. "a aBa 3 IN.
AaruinH David Rejoicing Even
iuK Erection
Trinity Parish Church scaruef y
Z Fhth avenue and JANIS street
lseY y II GsweR. rector ser.
4irta at I'm a M II m su1 70
g. III. Morning IRE Minister ~
Angels Evening Eame Great
Engilnh Hymns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
ECUINOCTIAL STORM
CUTS up CAPERS
Storm King Blew Mighty Blast and
Turned the Faucets in the Clouds.

The equInpetlal storm struck Sc.
attic yesterday, swe weeks late.
This ala not Stem - diminish is
usual viKar = particle. and wben the
wind began t. hlaw yesterday Morn
Ing. Il cut up the same eausFa and
played the same pTanka a. II yofe.
Awnings were rent into fihhpns dur
Ing the ttsFes gusts. Signs sought
new resting places. umbrellas sud
DENLY teak strange NIerd shapes.
and the air. At times. maH full II
hats
The early Morning waS gloomy
Later the clouds broke. and all
seemed serene This deceived many
and y hen pings changed and The
fun began. they found themselves
takes uahwarts5 The man who had
not set redeemed his fall oversaat
neurned his extravaganza. TIE
woman with both arms fult u bum
dies tried to hnld her skirts hang
on 10 her hat and hold an umbrella
at shs same time.
Deputy sheriff I..vlsee started
iuWn tawu from the COURT uaea
wearing his linen hat At a rakinh
angie which has shaded hlafaes from
the rays a. the sun shls summer.
lie iaoAed quite 1aunty lie return
81 later. crowned with the sem
btanee Of a vet diHh-raK lis VAS
one case among many
The telephone iiuen came Of lucky
A. Is the custom every Year at this
time. the management was booking
far truuhin When It seame. tfeY
met IL promptly. This district has
over - miles u wire The iiurn
are watched BY regular pstfoInen.
There vas an extra farna II line
repairsfH yesterday. They had their
hands full Last night all the long,
distance lines were down. Today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Humor OF The Day.


We agreed to keep our engage
ment secret"
sWeafn
sfhnn she wore a LOT Of my photo
graph buttons On her shirt waist"
Advice said tInelu labcn. lis bad
To manage, if You givee Il away
you dutnn't get 40 benefit, an II you
sells Il you'u gwinter Spite the quail
q trying TO please customers
Juvenile Ny mither nent me for a
pun a beef an it's 10 be better than
The last, WI no fat or BONES ia II.
Iraseible liutehvr='do heme aud
tell your mithef 10 buy cheese.
I.anaiay@rd have you ta know.
Mr niKhhail. that this IL teaderlain
beef Mr Htshbali--Weli. that's a
fact did notice that It Was rather
tough section.
"Who wrote The Heart If Mary.
land " 81 asked the shos clerk hoard
er. Il think Il was the same fnan
Nho wrpte The Lights a London. 80
answered the cheerful idiot
Mrs. dondons Don't you know
that liquor IL a destroyer Thirsty
rattefa nere'm hamst.tn bout mo,
lady. dat II don't pear able Ia a.
Htray. Mrs, Goodons what II
that Thirsty Taltera~.lfh me thlrat
fer Il.
Now tell me. eaid the visitor 10
the psnltentiary. II you had suur
iifa 70 live over. don't you think yun
would choose different rad -
You bet would" answered the
prisoner. I'd take the road through
the Nauds. and they'd never catch
me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

IYeho Memmsen. a brother Of The
famous historian reached his sath
birthday On May 3 lie presided for
nearlf y years over the gymnasium
At Frankfurt Among bic most ueFis
gaTiaas works are his Shakespeare
studies and treatise an the art II
fFanslatiuk books into the German
language lie has just completed bHs
photographic Contributions Il the
arevk fstialasY. which sill soon
appear In print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

a mining bureau Of Information
has been established here. having
It's Office in the chamber Of the Sc
attic Stock exchange The commit
tee having in charge its establish
msnt IL as follows. l.. r Griniih. ..
Il. Dahl. L. Is. Parsons. q. W. Drag
don. j. u. Mcintyre. and J. NJ.
gparkman. General } II. Mcintyre,
who IL an experienced mining en-
Rineer. has been appointed TO take
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
SOME USEFUL HINTS.


Fresh raw meat IL the beat bait
for mice traps.
Lemon and salt viii remove Htainu
frum the hands.
Hot water and soda Will remove
maHt grease stains
For naae bleeding. Hnuff powdered
alum through the nuatrla
A hit cloth around the mold viii
help Jelly OF Ices 10 cumu from II
without sticking.
To make your iisht brilliant rub
the lamp chimneya. after washing,
with TRY salt.
oyarhsatud rooms are more la1ufl.
Gus u plants than a temperature
lower than Is usually advised for
them.
uee warm water instead Of cold for
watering tropical plants. such a.
palms. rubber plants. orange treea.
etc.
II black underwear. stockings or
black yarn that Ia to be knitted IL
boiled foW minutes Ia milk the dye
Will not stain the skin.
LimvWater VIII Hwecten lars and
jugs which soap and water fan 70
cleanse. II iH admirable for cleansing
milk vessels and nursing bottles.
yellow OH stains left by the sewing
machine viii easily be removed in
the wash II they are nrst rubbed over
With a little liquid ammonia.
To raise the nap on cloth snak it
IN cold water Tor half an hour. then
put ON a board and rub The thread
bare parts With a pfiekly thistle or
emsfy.
Cream Hair wash~-ons ounce oil
af sweet almonds. one ounce strung
liquid ammonia. I've ounces ruHes
water. four auaera spirits rosemary
Ms sell To be sell rubbed In the
hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Household Hints.


When boiling ham put in a cup Of
black nolssses. one onion a few
cloves and pepper eernA. adding a
bunch ~ hay u seasons finely Lei
the ram cool in the water In which
II was boiled. skin. rub with brown
sugar. and brown In a slow oven fuf
an hour. baAung every fsfteen min
utes with sone Of the stock In whleh
II was cooked. Epieufes like she lat
basfing Of sherry.
Fried Oysters Select the largest
and finest oysters. Drain and wipe
them BY spreading upon cloth lay.
ing another over them. pressing
lightly Roll each in beaten eKR.
then IN cracker crumbs with which
has been mixed a very little pepper
Fry In mixture of equal parts 81
lard and butter.
To etean grease spots from books
open a book which Is spotted 20 that
beneath the spot you can lay a little
heap Of putverstzed French chalk ~
mawneEia. ON the upper side ~ the
spot Isy n similar amount. and put
a warm iron on top 81 all The heat
VIII MANERtN# WV hfHANes AIH EN8fA
will absorb IT, but that It may not
run through 10 the leaf below pro-
tect this by a thickness Of card
board or close brown paper
To make a paiatable chicken broth
cut fowl into quarters Lay 1t In
salt and water for an hour. put on
in soup kettle with an onion and
four quarts 81 water. Bring very
slowly 20 gentle boil and keep this
up until liquid has diminished one
third and meat shruuk from the
bones. Take one chicken, salt II and
set aside with eupfal Of broth. In
bowl fcaveredD until next day Sea.
son rest Of broth and put back over
fire. Boil up and skim. add nearly
cupfui Of rice, previously soaked IL
bowl Of water Cook slowly until
rice il tender. Stir cupfui hot milk
into two beaten eggs. tfeu into broth
and Jet all come barely to a boil
When you have added a handful oi
finely minced parsley. pour out into
tureen and serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

500 20 go to Vas
h Smith. 1890 for n
4. and between $3.50
= year at Radcliffe
established. near
president has nj
be devotional exer-
uf Hatiley Will not
higher education N
NJ pride in the APP
Hs Lille J Martin
psychology at the
university
OF AtraAzburR Ia
Institution which
mt women 10 its
q 81 each depart
gyxed to do ar he
ID the matter.
~ absence has been
J Mark Baldwin.
ersity. In order tina,
Dictionary ~ Phil
biology" through the
II.
sduates Of the coun
kty good part Of the
Harvard takes the
Of q. zs7 graduates
81 the world y. asf
ota 1881 Prince
<ed 1900 students
Brown, 1900. Bow
ef. 1000. and Wash .
s436.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Al the Seattle Stock exchange To-
day there WAS a very lively session.
Kidding was close on every stock.
aud the tendency Of all was upward.
Sales we're na follows. too Golden
Tunnel al 2siae, i.og0 more at gsc
buyer 20 daya. i.eoo waueonda at
4e. q. 600 Horuuite nj lac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

Since the collapse % the Seattle
Mining exchange was announced.
both 81 the remaining exchanges
have picked up in business. At the
Northwestern Mining exchange to-
day bidding WIS quite brisk. The
sales made we're as follows 1000 FL
dorao at 2oc, ! 900 Mountain Lion at
81 10, 800 Pacific Cuast at gle. 500
Washington Copper Preferred al soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

nurr ". Heal today brought
quits against the city in the superior
court for tis.eoe damages FOE IN
luflss sustained In the boiler 90
plaslau On Washington aud see.
und streets Marsh IL The claim has
been presented 10 tho city council
ana Felselei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

Lillian stanford. a pretty l6-year-
old girl Of Everett. disappeared from
her home September 2g. All efforts
on the part Of her relatives and
friends to locate her have been with
out success. Her mother went To
the local police headquarters yestef-
day afternoon and reported tho mat
ter. She states that when her
daughter becomes angry she Is In
ciined 70 be demented. and the
mother fears TINT her daughter has
either committed suicide or run
away from home while In one Of
these moods Her description ~ as
follows Age. 10 years. height. feet
inches slender build. complexion
llghti talr auburn, blue eyes. She
wore a gray dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
ng Criminals in Delaware.

Del sept so.--Abau, 500 person. saw the whipping.
re this morning Camera abundant. aud
p<rched on top OF tte iaL sheriff Taylor lay on
=ansiterahe force Among the visitors vas William
<massiopsr Of Ann Arundel county Maryland
ptrpanEs started Elmer euxle and Joseph uuruu who
roebing Chinese laundry. wTtthrd and tWinted
piiory. Each was afterwards whipped with twenty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
Prices Are Advancing.

The wholesale dealers and manu-
faeturers are advancing prices on
Pianos. We have made no raise as
yet and our assortment Ii complete
and choice. Ramaker ii1b Second nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
He Was Consumed by Fire

Because he did not have his mining
stocks underwrltten by A. l.. Par
ker & Co. New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

FRANKIE olea1n. secretary Of the
board ~ public works. has rendered
HE resignation. to take effect Oetob-
or 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
|uqs Of Gold.

tied from the bowels
By the Pacific Coast
Forty-one miues In
Nov IL the time
II At the seattI. 4
lfps exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
AMUSEMENT BULLETIN.

THIRD AVENUE THEATER
(Toalghtl-ssA Breach Of Promise"
SEATTLE THEATEH Cronight)
Vanity Fair"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30

4BE
READY.
y -
me boy detecfive. /"
with that Jim
usty revolver. took
and the next mo-
disappeared never
Bid we say never :
again. and at the
3 tsee our next is
have been made In
dime novels. but
ublishsrs still sur
their attention to
~ The names Of
md on the covers
Ines. while others
turned to other
d living. The TO-
" dime novel and
bald by wholesale
Nure certainty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
"
:: Labor Notes ::

The committee IN charge Of ar.
arrangements fur the lecture BY 4. V.
Heba. reported that all the unions
thus far visited ~ them have agreed
= stand their share u the expenses
faf the occasion. Enough money II
nov in eight to guarantee the en-
aaEement u Mr. Debn. who viii
speak SOME time ia october.
sam Hoimer. Of the builders 4
t.sharefss union vas seated as del.
ssats this week t. the " G. L. L.
= protest HIS haen lodged With the
county commissioners concerning
iha violation II the state eight hour
iaw hy TIE Seattle bridge Company.
y ha are erecting an iron bridge over
sAe nuS ahllhh river just south Of
the city.
The unian CiKsrmakers % the city
ere starting a Hard night 70 increase
fhe uae IF home goods. They have
Distributed cards. stating the mum
aef 4 cigars smoked In the . ate a
year and fh8 proportion ~ these
which ere ~ home manufacture.
TIE ratio il very small the quality
# goods male ~ local snrkmen L.
excellent The money paid 70 local
Factories elfeuiatsH here. This mat
gsf should appeal to smokers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
|TTA DAILY
FOUND In TACOMA
surrounded by a Mystery,
Several Persons.

eniiar nature we're revealed today in the OF
who disappeared fram Ter r0ams IN the Hend- =
At house at the of Frat avenue and Cedar
NJ. According to Mrs. Hendrfeisnan nfnprivtfshs
~ Daily had been boarding with Mf. and Mrs
nay Mrs. Daily disappeared. and the same day
popped out Of sight. "Wednesday might Mrs. Gran.
pFa from her husband Tacoma that he was
y work Thursday she received further word tat
p Friday, He dd not eeme back. and this morn
Inr went to the City Of Destiny to look Ter her
- a dispatch was received from Tacoma. stating =
h had been found at Ed Waters camp meeting in .
Fl Chief Reed also received telegram fram Ms. .
who has just returned from Cape Nome. that ha .
~ visiting relatives Ne further facts have been .
nAhy is s,al In Seattle in care OF friends =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-30
DOOMED
ess1 Article Is
u Grsiass.

line novel OF IL
II ftashy covers
ssties. the JOY
all bog and the
parents. are on
here are reasons
y real. old fash :
3tsnct puor I'm :
appearance from
hey deceive no
ho as q hoy has
~ hours on the
Urn. deeply alb
cruelty ana
Iness Of Monte
" Murley the
Jus Damon the
Mnr the IHAfpisi
\ day eilms nov :
BE- the youth ef
true that these
but not TO sny
Manager of the
Of one OF the
aid the other
ent time there
HE Old fashion :
N market. AMI
A<nl WAS slight.
t1eeilns In the
accounted for
development Of
rh the growth
on-eenf ruaga-
xenile period :
HONS OF stand :
nve tended %
~ the youthful
Aern desire soHa
nAEly satisfying
IL not 80 exrit-
here was hard :
flesh and blood
10 did mot read a
opportunity. OF
ne uppnslison Of
= made their per-
Hing.
4 this old time
)und In the fol :
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-06
PERSONALS.

Sheriff Russell, of Albuquerque, is liz
! the city.
Mrs. D. M. Payne and child are in
! ST. Louis.
Pat Durack is in the city from his
mine in Mexico.
Mrs. Felix Martinez returned home
from Las Vegas this morning.
i Frank Kropp, treasurer of Dona Ana
, county, came down from Las Cruces.
| F. G. Mattison, editor of the Tularo.
! So Democrat, is in town for few days
Mrs. A. Blumenthal returned from a
visit to her folks in St. Louis yester-
day.
Mrs. Nicholl, of Las Cruces, came in
on the south bound Santa Fe this morn
ing.
J. w. Fisher, proprietor of the Pier
son hotel, returned from Las Cruces
to-day.
Rev. A. A. Hyde, of Alamogordc, is
going to attend to M. E. conference in
Albuquerque.
w. S. Shepherd, probate clerk of
Otero county, came down from Alamo
gordo last night.
A. ]. King, president of the Pilares
Mining company, Mexico, is a recent
arrival in the city.
r. M. Millspsugh, local manager for
the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. went to
Dallas over the T. & P. this afternoon.
State Agent Leecb, of the Globe De-
mocrat, is in !city to establish an
agence for his paper. He says Ell Paso
has bright future ahead of her.
State Senator Turney goes to New
York via Chicago on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip. He will return |
Nov. 1, bringing with him Mrs. Tur-
ney.
Mr.. P, Coles, government employee |
from the Mescalero Indian reservation, |
who came down on the White Oaks, is |
on her way to the San Carlos reservs-
ton in Arizona.
John A. Happier. formerly secretary
Of the boundary commission, has re-
turned from Washington and it is said
that he will be connected with the Ell
Paso Commercial company, recently
r. W. Simmons, the we'll known
plumber, connected with Krakauer,
Cork and Moye at chihuahua, is In the
;1ty to do the plumbing on the new re-
tdences ofmem bers of the firm now be-
ng erected in Ell Psso.
THE HOTELS.
Pierson: J. P. Rude, Kansas City;
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-06
NOTICE
To the City Council and Those Who
Wish to Run WASHINGTON Dark.

The city has no contract with me in
regard to what 1 should do with the
grounds. The city council gave the
grounds to me to use and agreed to
give me ninety days notice when they
should want them. 1 did not agree to
build any new fences or buildings and
am sure fences and buildings that are
there are in much better repair than
ever before, since have lived in this
city at least. They keep stock from
going In and out of the grounds. I
have placed pump at the
grounds and made the grounds earn a
horse power pump at the last Thanks
giving races. The horse power is in
the hands of Alderman Ogden, who
claims that it is his personal property.
The pump that is on the grounds I can
and will donate to the city. The horse
power belongs to the city if they can
get it.
Those who wish to give races at the
park or wish to use it may hereafter
apply to the city counc as will have
nothing further to do with the grounds,
Ell PasO, Oct6. S. L. HUGHES.