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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-23
The CONVENTIONS.

oficial Calls for the State Nomina-
ting and State Delegate Republican
Conventions Issued by the State
Committee.
Chairman Dawson and Secretary
White, Of the Republican state central
committee. have Issued the official calls
for the state nominating convention, at
Charleston, on July II, and for the
state delegate convention. at Fairmont.
The calls follow:
State Nominating.
To the Republican Electors Of West vIr-
ginia:
In accordance with established custom.
and In obedience to instructions OF the
state convention OF 1896, the state central
committee directs that q state convention
Of delegated representatives OF the Hepub-
ton, In the county OF kanaWha, Tor the
purpose Of elecing nominees Tor the iol-
lowing offices: Governor. Auditor, Attor-
ney General, State perinteudent' OF Free
Schools, Treasurer, two Judges OF the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals. two Electors At
Large for President and Vice President
Of The United States, Members Of the
State Central COMMITTEES and the trans.
action OF other buglno8G; ana tlllt salE
convention shall assemble at y o'clock
noon on Wednesday, the 18th day OF July.
1900.
Said convention shall consist of the dele
gates from the several counties, appor-
toned as follows:
Each county shall have one delegate in
said convention for each one hundred 900
votes or fraction thereof Of fifty 100 votes
OF more cast in such county for G. W. At
kinson in 1893.
According to the rules adopted by the
state convention Of 1896. no county will
elect more delegates than It is entitled to
under the above apportlonnent; and the
delegates present from any county Will
cast the whole vote Of the county.
The name and postofilce address OF each
delegate must be certified TO the chair
man Of the Republican state committee. at
Charleston. at least ten days before the
date Of the meeting OF the convention.
All notices Of contest, and all statements,
evidence, etc, relating thereto, printed or
typewriter. must be sent TO the chair
man Of the Republican state committee ut
least ten days before the meeting OF the
convention.
The Republican county committee Of
each county will cause to be held, after
due notice. conventions or other proper
meetings for the election Of delegates TO
said convention. in which all Republican
voters. and all other voters, regardless
OF former political associations. who be-
lleve In the policies and principles Of the
Republican party, are earnestly requested
TO participate.
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TO s,s the Republican Electors Of West Viz

ginlR:
In accordance with established custom
and In obedience to instructions Of the
committee directs that a state convention
of delegated representatives Of the Repub-
lican party be held at the city Of Fair
mont, In the county OF Marion, for the
Large and one C) alternate for each OF
said delegates, to represent Tin part this
state In the Republican national conven-
tion. to be held in the city OF Philadelphia,
In the state Of Pennsylvania, on June ~.
1900 and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before Il;
and that said convention shall assemble
at IL o'clock noon on Tuesday. the sth
day Of May. 1900
The apportionment Of delegates is the
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-23

Our bargains for this week will be
two secondhand pianos, both Of which
are In first class condition. either OF
which will be sold at less than factory
price. F. w. BANNER co.
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La riQueza
de Li-Hu-Chan.

Un peri6dico extranjero da deta
lies tomados en- fuentes fdedignas,
sobre las inmensas riquezas de Ii Hu
Chan cuyos datos parecen tomados
de alg1n cuento de las mil una
noches. Pues mil y un million de
frances POGO mas 8 menos era preci
samente su fortuna cuando paso por
Europa.
Desde entopces lizo contratos
en- toda la Europa para abastecerla
de productos de su pals, 10 que le
dej6 ganancias extraordinarias Es
propietario de innumerables fncas
y ha establecido en- toda la China
casas de pr6stamo que le aseguran
una renta fabulosa
Su mujer que cuerta 63 abriles,
posee un gIarda ropa sin rival.
Cuenta con 34O0 vestidos diferentes
y de los mas ricos que Sc ha visto
saiidos casi .todos de los mejcres ia.
Heres de Pek1n y del Jap6n, algunos
de los cuales no deben ar de mo
da por haber sido regalo de,su espo
so su regreso de Europa.
Lo que mas llama la atenci6n
son. los 500 ,,mantos, pelucas y vesti
dos de p:eles hermosfsimas, de las
que la mas inferior no baja 1900 q
20OO frances.
Esta sedora posee ademas unas
80 pelucas y trenzas postizas 10 que
le permite variar de peinado cinco 6
seis veces al dfa.
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GAs!0s DE- GUERRA.

Inglaterra es rica, como Sc sabe
mas la guerra del Transvaal le hara
una tremenda sangria. Segdn las
mas competentes opiniones no podra
terminar antes del af1o venidero y
habr4 costado entonces sobre 3, $50,
100000 de frances. Con este mott
vo dice un diario de Londres:
<Un filantropo ha calculado que
con esta suma Sc hubiera pod;do asig
mar pensiones todos los ancianos
del Reino Undo; dar ense1anza to
das las ninas, auxtliar todos tos
indigentes, remediar las hambres de
la India, dotar todos los hospitales
sostener todos los convalecientes, y
quedan todavfa atm varios millones
en- GAIA que Sc pudieran 'emplear en-
obras no menos 0tiles y no menos ca
ritatiyas>
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crlmen, has abandonado al ser ino
cente que Sc form6 en- tn seno; pier
dete desolada en- a eterna noche del
remordimiento, y piensa que la Di-
vina Justicia habra de fagelarte. va
que has echado al lodo aquella flor
de inocencia, la cual falta el rayo
de sol de tn mirada y ell rocfo fecun'
dante de tn amor!
La sociedad ignora que llevas
en- la frente el estigna de la degra-
daci6n moral; pero va no hay remc-
die: eres culpable
Has pardido hasta el consuelo
de llorar que no llega ell llanto has
ia la pupila de los miserables como
t1, que asi lanzan al arroyo, girones
de su propio coraz6n!
Asiste q la danza y q Ia org1a; !;
pero preparate expiar tn crfmen,
pues va sono la hora del tremendo
castigo.
No oses levantar la frente en-
demanda de perdon, porque puede
tn VOC llevar al cielo misu1o el virus
empozonado de la maledicencia e..
MANUEL c. CORREA.
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Diaio absotnamente impartial, de opinion prns
A Num- aa @ 'n R @ nsn%e % d HCs 2 odna San Francis
EXiStiendO en- este caSO exte

-. Existiendo en- este case extensa
circulation collateral ell ascites debe
atrlbuirse a la peritonitis exsudativa
y no a La cirrosis y subsiguiente con
gestion del omento- Debe ponerse .
cuidade, por la ensenanza que este ca
so nos ofrece, de distinguir ell Ascites
por cirrosis de la otra por Peritonitis
exsudativa. En- esta Ultima 81 engro
samiento de la serosa hepatica y Ell
general del beritoneo determinan la
patogenisis y etiologia del case.
En- corroboracion del preceden-
te case sigue otro que continuation
describe Talma en- eI mismo artfculo:
Tratase de un mujer de 38 af1os que
sufre 6 meses de catarro cr6nico in.
testlnal, ha 4 meses tuvO hemoteme
sis y desde meses tiene Ell vientre
hinchado, POGO utero, Ell hlgado re
ducido, el bazo y est6mago ncrmales,
Ascites, <Caput Medusae,. AL prac
ticarse la laparatomia aparecen ell
perioneo parietal gruesu de un cen
t1meiro, eli omento todc adherente q
81, adherencia muy s6lida y muy va
sinlarizada, No Sc comprueba tuber
culosis en- ninguna parte de la sero
sa visieral y esta sin adherencias;
margen anterior del hfgado q cent?
metros sobre el arco costal. La he.
rida por operaci6n cura en- 8 sema-
mas; los 8 meses Sc hace necesaria
la paracentesis y semanas despues
otra. La operada ha seguido bien
desde entonces, quedando solo un
ligero utero. Tenemos aauf, puee,
un nuevo case do cirrosis hepatlca
con hiperemia venosa, inofensiva a
causa de las adherencias del omento
con 81 peritoneo parietal y consi-
guiente circulation collateral, suf
ciente a no permitir la formation
del ascites por la cirrosis, pues Ell q.
existe debe atribuirse la Peritoni-
tis exsudativa
Importa advertir, que 81 la dila-
taci6r de las venas de la pared abdo'
minal es benefciosa q Ia cirrosis he
patica, en- cambio es peligrosa la de
las vonas exofagicas, y esta circuns'
tancia debe tenerse muy en- cuenta
pero prescindir de la operacion que
nos ocupa, aunque encOntremos las
venas de la pared ventral dilatadas,
porque 81 la hematemesis comprueba
la dilatacion tambien de las venas,
exofagicas, ell grave inminente pc
ligro a que este accidente expone a.
enfermo, demanda necesariamente Ia
operaoi6n.
DR. STHAL.
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il 7ss.!1ay.!iill.
del 0a,est.

En- 1898, ell de Octu bre, opera
Talma q un hombre de SO amos, la.
drillero, no alcoholico con cirrosis
hepatica, hipertrofia lienal, colemia
por injection Intestinal y ausencia
de ictero. Hab1a sufrido largo item
po de diarreas, de la que fue curado;
su ascites fue punzadc ell 10 del mis-
mo mes. AL hacerse la laparotomia
aparecen los organos intraventrales
todos cruzados por una red de venas
dilatadas, ell hfgado endurecido, tn
beroso, el margen anter'or obtuso,
la serosa engrosada. Desp1es 8 de la
operaci5n Sc presenta fuefte delirio,
inquietud, alucinaciones, ell enfermo
rompe ell apostle y la herida de la o.
peraci6n Sc abre, teniendo que ligar-
Sc nuevamente; pero aquellos s1ntO'
mas Sc calman despues de algunos
djas, y al fin sana al cabo de algunos
meses, luego de haberse restableci
do paulatinamente la circulation co
lateral expontanea, por adh erencia
del omento mayor al ligamento re.
dondo del hfgado, auxiliado este pro-
ceso expontaneo por ell operatorio
la union del omento la pared abdo
mlnal. I'm af1o des p 1es de la opera
clon este individuo 'continuaba sano
y trabajando; ell bazo quedo algo ma
yor one antes de operado.
Ell informe de esta operaci6n a
parece en- la eGaceta clfnica de Ber
lin, no 81 del 80 de Julio del presen
te af1o 1900, en- la que Sc da ademas
cuenta' de otra operation en- un alco
h6lico con cirrosis heptiaca y conse-
cutiva hiperemia venosa del omeuto
adherente al tejido granuloso del hi
gado, al bazo de tamaf1o casi normal
y la pared abdominal, complicado
con <Ascites por Peritonitis, El DR.
Folmer practica la laparatomia ell IA
de Mayo 1899 y satura ell omento ex
tensamente al peritoneo parietal, des
pues de rasparlo fuertemente con la
cureta Dos semanas despu6s, nue.
va operation. Ed ell sitio operado
Sc observan extersas venas sucbuta
meas dilatadas. Cada seis .dias Sc ha
ce necesario nueva puncion, extra
yendose, por todo $50 litros, en- cada
punci6n IL litros, 8 sean dos litros
Dor dia. A fines de Noviembre niue
re por extenuaci6n.
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Quenaz0n

Sc realizan cualquier precio
las existencias del Siglo XIX; hay
grandes cantidades de alpargatas,
encajes, calzado, puntillas, trenci
las, millare,. camisetas, calcetines,
modias, tohallas, cinturones intini
dad de artfculos mas Alpargatas
Iona blanca Ia superior desde l.60 a
/ 95 docena seg1n tamano.
Alpargatas cuadros damas dife
rertes colores. .surtidas en- tamaf1os
a 1.2O docena. Aprovechad la gan,
ga que Sc acaba.
Sc vende un solar con $3.50 me-
tros cuadrados muy bueno y en- el
mejor sitio de la carretera en- San.
turce y ademas una casa grande y
de solida construction, nueva con
un solar de 1000 metros cuadrados
en- el mismo barriO.
Sc venden Os muebles de Ia ca
sd particular.
ANTONIO MARTINEZ.
A $3.50
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Ell exp6sito.
PObre criatura.

Pobre criatura!
Solo, abandonado, sin una mano
que enjugue tn llanto abrumador,
sin un labio amoroso que en- tn labio
un besO depOsite sin un amante SO
no que a tus gelidos miembros de
calor; asf estas, con la frente recli
NADIA SCORE la almohada de la inter-
perie, durmiendo el suef1o de Ia ino
cencia en- ell abandonado sitio doude
dejarte quiso aquella en- cuya entra
1as te formaste.
Gfltas y tn grito Sc pierde en- la
aguedad del espacio: to mueves,
buscando con la mirada an ser que
tie alimente, que te nutra, que to IL
bre de Ia inclenencia, y NADIA halla
tn candida mirada que recojer pueda,
siquiera, ell eco de los suspiros que
Sc escapan, dolientes, de tn pecho.
.Pobre criatura!
To no sabes sentir; pero tu co
raz6n en- cnda una de sus palpitacio
nes te dice, sin que tn puedas com
prenderlo, que eres un infeliz agui-
joneado por la espina de- dolor.
81 no encuentras en- el caminO
de la vida una mano caritativa y ge.
nerosa que enJugue, con Ell sudarlo
de la carload, tus lagrimas; que for
me tn coraz6n en- la escuela de la
virtud; que fortifque tn espfritu con
el conseje tierno; que alnmbre tn
sendero con la luz de las santas
creencias y eleve tn alma a Dios en-
alas de1a oraci6n, entonces, ;qu6 se'
ra de tt, pobre prosccito?
Errante pasaras por ell mundo y
quien sabe cual sera tn destino!
Llora, criatura infortunada, y
busca, cou la mirada, ell cielo, para
que el, compadecido, to depare IN
angel que consuele tn tristezas y
ejerza contigo ell sagrado ministerio
de la maternidad.
Y til, mujer liviana. que cruzas
el sendero de la existencia envuelta
en- RIGA pedrer1a, como queriendo Gu
brir las inmundicias de tn alma; tu,
q ue aconsejada por la in solencia del
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Colegio
dc Ia Purlsima Conception
GALE ccl 80 No 3.


instruction primarfa elemental
y superior, l1.cluyendo la Doctrina
cristiana.
Claso de ingles cargo del
Saliva.
Latin q cargo del que suscribe
Dibujo natural y lineal por don
Alfredo Mageuat.
Gimnasia y esgrima por D. Fer
nando Cortes.
Glasses de parvulos de ambos se
KOS q cargo de la Professors dofa
Obdulia G.. de Cortes
NOTA: Sc admiten pupilos y
media pension q precios m6dicos
San Juan P. r. Octubre 10 de 1900
FRANCISCO CORTES
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NOTlCIAS
GENER ALES

Sc ha acordado por 5unanimidad
del Concejo Municipal, condonar las
contribuciones de una casita que po'
see en- Puerta de TERRA don Area
dio Landron.
E. Senor Mendez Capote ha ST
do nom bradc Presidente de Ia Con
vencion Con stitucional. Mendez Ca
pote es el Jefe de las radicales que
defender la independents coi9pleta
de Cuba.
De una he1iia en- Ell antebrazo
derecho, fue asistido aver en- ell GUAR
to de Socorros ei individuo jose Gil
norio.
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Inp0rtante.

Sc vende un dinamo, de reduoi'
das dimensiones, para catorce lam
paras incandescentes de Is bujias,
cuyo voltage este comprendido entire
55 no volts y de / un caballo de
fuerza para su funcionamiento.
Sc venden varios muebles de
POGO uso. J
Informaran Sol.34 altos Capital.
A .
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E. Ayuntamiento de San Juan,
eu session de aver, nombro Jefe del
Cuerpo de BON beros de esta ciudad,
& don Julio Steiuacher.
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Por no resultar culpables en- la
Introduction de cajas de cigarri'
Hos, procedente de Caguas, Sc le ha
levantado una mu,ta a los Sres Suce
sores de J. OchOa Hermanos.
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Por la Corte de Justicia de Pom
ce, Ia sido absuelto libremente ell
Jefe de la Policfa de aquella ciudad
Don Rodulfo Figueroa, en- Ia causa
que Sc le segufa por supuestas in
jurias al Director de <La Democra
cias La defensa estuyo a cargo del
LcdO. PARA Cap0
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DE VENTA

DE VENTA
En- el almacen de los Sres. A.
VICENTE Y CO as 5.85 ORC la Gaia
de 10 gruesas de Cajitas con los Sc
Hos de Rentas Internas y en- cantida-
des de UNA A CINCOCAJAS.
VIDAL &. C9
Bayamon 10 de Octub de 1900.
n.
Gn esta imprenta Sc vende papel
peri6dicios viejos q 81 40 el quintsl
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Fosforos de S Se9driddd

de la Acreditada marca <RED STAR>
Estrella Roja.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-28

Ell General Davis, ha hecho do
nacion q la Biblioteca Municipal de
varias importantes obras de lectura
La Acadia correspondio q este OBJ
sequio con una atenta manifestation
De gratitud
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Han sido denunciadas las veci
mas de Santurce Socorro Verdejo y
Francisco Cortijo, por promover un
foerto escaudalo. Manana Sc vera
este juicio.
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POk CIENDOLLARS al con
tado, Sc vende un, piano en- muy
buen estado, de H. afamada fabrica
de Kalmann, Berlin, que 8
S 500 mexicanos. En- esta redaccion
infOrmaremOs
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Ha siao aprobada ia separation
del Cuerpo, del guardia municipal
Alberto Bori2. a>f como la multa de
5 dollars d. cabo Rodrigo Rodriguez
pOr falt2 graves en- el servicio.
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Reclanado por ell Juzgado de
oan Francisco, para cumpllr conde'
ns, fu6 detenidu aver tarde &c Puer
ia de TERRA, cl iudividuo Jose Ruiz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
Understanding Has Been Reach
ed on Subject.
GRIEVANCE Is ADJUSTED
WILL PROBABLY APPLY TO NE
BRASKA ALSO.
August Belmont Now a Director of
the Southern Pacific in the Inter
ests of the Rothschilds and Him.
self-Short Line INDUCES in
Some Heavy Advertising.

1t will be good news to stock and
sheepmen of the west generally to
learn that the much vexed question of
feeding in transit has at last reached
a stage wherein the shipper is enabled
to see his way out of the woods.
This happy state of affairs is attrib-
uted to the recent trans Missouri con-
vention of freight men who discussed
the subject in ali its moods and lenses
with the result that a new order re-
garding feeding in transit of cattle or
sheep in double-deek cars and straight
carloads at points in Kansas has gone
into effect, with strong indications
that the boon may be extended so as
to embrace the state of Nebraska be-
fore long
According to instructions mailed by
the Union Pacific company to agents
generally yesterday, cattle or sheep in
dOuble-deck cars, straight carloads,
originating at Ellis, Kan, or points
west on the Union Pacific road, or on
connecting lines with which through
livestock rates are provided, destined
to Missouri river or beyond, may be
stopped to feed in transit at points on
the Union Pacific in Kansas east of
Ellis. under the following rates and
conditions:
The feeding charge will be z cents
per 100 pounds above through rates,
point of origin to destination, based
on the minimum weights prescribed in
tariffs defining rates to the Missouri
river, which Missouri rates and mini
mum weights will be collected at the
feeding point. AL livestock stopped in
transit under these terms will be
weighed at final marketing points, and
all weight found there in excess Of
weights at feed lots will be charged for
at local rates, feeding points TO mar
ket. On shipments of cattle fed IN
transit in Kansas under these rules,
the minimum weight for thirty six-fOot
cars, when from points in Colorado east
of Jersey, will be considered as $4,000
pounds for the collection Of charges at
the feeding point.
The above new schedule applies only
to shipments which are completed with
in the space of one year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
STEWART AT OGDEN.
University Man Lectures to Weber
County Teachers.

Professor William NJ. Stewart went
to Ogden yesterday and delivered two
lectures Before the educational work.
ers Of that city and of Weber county.
He took with him a large part or the
exhibit which the state normal school
made at the meeting Of the n. Z. A. in
Los Angeles last summer. Miss May,
supervisor of kindergarten; Miss Waite,
supervisor of training, and Mr.. Bond
supervisor of manual training, accom-
panied Professor Stewart.
The lectures were delivered IN the
high school building, one In the fore
noon and another in the afternoon.
Both talks were upon the general sub
iect of Activity in Education; the
morning session was given up TO the
discussion Of the theory of activity, the
necessity for the practical application
of all educational ideas; in the AFTER
noon. the application Of this theory IN
the various fields of thought was dis
cussed and illustrated by the n. E. A.
exhibit. Not only manual training was
emphasized, but all kinds Of construe-
tive work, that in the kindergarten, IN
art. and in the field. Misses May and
Waite and Mr.. Bond took active parts
in explaining the exhibit and the
thought and hand power developed by
such work.
Both of the lectures were Wen at
tended. Superintendent William Ain
son had been careful to extend invita-
lions to all the city and county teach
ers. 10 the club women OF Ogden, and
other educati onal workers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
Deputy Eichnor Promises it For
Tuesday Night.
WATERWORKs MIDDLE
THOMPSON DIsAPPRovEs PLAN
OF PURCHASE.
Thinks All Supplies Should Be
Bought Through the Board Of
Public Works-Members of That
Body Have Recently Made Pro-
tests to Him.

Mayor Thompson's first veto message
will, in all probability, be submitted to
the city council Tuesday evening. The
matter to which the executive objects
is the proposition which passed the
council Tuesday evening authorizing
superintendent Hines to purchase from
lowest bidders a quantity Of hydrants,
valves and fittings, at a cost Of not to
exceed $500, for the improvement of
the WaterWorkS system. That the veto
VIII be sustained admits of no doubt.
No objection is raised by the mayor
nor by any member of the board Of
public works to the purchase of a
large quantity Of Improvement supplies
for the waterworks department. proVid-
ed the expenditure is lawfully made.
The necessity of the purchase is ad-
mitted, but since the rule was laid
down by the supreme court in the man
damuS proceedings instituted last fall
by citizens Dooly, Walker and Nelden,
1t is contended that only the board Of
public works has authority to let con-
tracts for materials entering into the
work Of construction of the pipe sys-
TENS extensions where the cost eX-
ceeds $500.
Notwithstanding that Superintend-
standpoint that the purchasing Of ma
terials. as has been proposed, is IN the
line Of repairs. the mayors legal ad-
vice refutes the superintendent plea
as an evasion of the very clear way
Of complying with the supreme court
mandate. 1t has been pointed out to
the mayor by members Of the board Of
public works that should he be in
duced to reconsider his intention of
disappearing the councils action, an
other appeal will be made to the
courts.
But Mayor Thompson is in no mood
to invite litigation needlessly to graf
ify whim of Superintendent Hines.
AnOthsr view concurred in by the
mayor since Chairman Genmen of the
waterworks committee admits that his
committee was in error in making the
recommendation which the council I'M
Willingly adopted, is that it i'll be-
comes this administration to do the
very thing for which the preceding
council was mandamused. This mat
ter involves the question Of continu-
ing the old error Of constructing water
works improvements without securing
engineering direction and supervision.
Deputy Mayor Eichnor said last
evening he had but little doubt that
the promised veto message would be
filed with Recorder Naylor on Monday,
the last day Of grace.