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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-19
Bel!aire Briefs.

Congressman CHI has several pension
bills on the calendar, for old soldiers Of
this county. He has been very active
during the short session.
g:The new bank at Bethesda has begun
business and some OF their crisp new
bills are circulating in this city.
Mrs. Eliza A. Cash, widow Of the late
Z: F. Cash, now getsa pension OF IS per
month.
&! NJ. L. Davis. Il grocer, made an Us.
s!gnment to James c. Tallman.
DR.. Riker will lecture In the First N
E. church Tomorrow evening.
(: There is a general order for vaccira-
tion in Bellaire Just now.
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1rarta,'s Ferry Briefs.

hike ManioSl, an employe OF the
Cleveland, LoraSu & Wheeling railroad.
Is off duty for o couple OF weeks and
Is visiting relatives in the northern part
OF the state. 4 !, Is, n
Charles Fisher will be home to-mor-
row, from Washington Pa, where he
hos been attending Washington & JEFF
ferson college. u \.
Miss Amelia Bresock. OF Wellsburg.
is the guest Of the family Of Fred Nell
ninger, on Pike street.
Miss Mary Wrinker left yesterday
for St. Paul, Mimi. to spend several
weeks with relatives. .
Mrs. Abbott. who has been very III
for the past two weeks with measles Is
slowly recovering. IL
Charles briggs OF Steubenville. Is the
guest Of his father, Judge j. B.. briggs.
at Brookslde.
Mrs. a. j.. Barger returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with relatives at
Smlthfeld.
Mrs. White. of Wellsburg, Is the guest
for a few days. of relatives In this city.
Rev. J.. S. Secrest was In st. Clairs-
Vile yesterday, calling on friends.
Yesterday was pay day on the Cleve-
land. Lorain & Wheeling railroad.
John Ayers, of Barton, was calling on
friends in the city yesterday.
Thomas McGough goes to Bowers,
town on business to-day.
W. B.. Hall was in Moundsville yes
.terday. on business.
James Duke Is painting the front OF
the opera block. ~
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LEGAL NOTICES:
NRpEn .oF PUpL1CArIoN.

ARDEn OF PUBLICATION !. Nh n
Tho State Of West Virginia. 1 /;
5rS Ohio County, SIS: 4! $ K. I. 4; Il, ~,
IN the Circuit Court q Ohio County.
West; Virginia. December Rules. 1900. q
CotaI.. Rector,;ys. James A., Rector. --rn
SUMMONS. ~. z y y
The State OF West Virginia TO tho shet.
III OF Ohio County Greeting z;
ewe command you that yodF isstnnibn
James NJ Rector. IL he be fopnd, in your
osSs sreSt nssnr S ri iSssas Sss
rules to be held for the said court. on
the first Monday in November, 1900. to
answer q bill In chancory exhibited
against him In the said court by Cora
writ. Witness, c. II. fleming, clerk Of
our said court at the court house Q said
county. In the city OF Wheeling. the I'd
day or October, 1870, and in the BSth year
ot,tho state Of West y IlEsH1s,c t-,.,,,
tor is no inhabltant Of my bail!wiek nor
found therein this Eth day 9ii Nevenaber,
1900. W. J. LYLE. D. s..
For II. c. Richards. S. Q. c..
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a
decree for n divorce from the bonds OF
5matrlmony from the defendant BY the
: And II appearing from an affidavit. flled
In said cause, at these rules, that the
defendant, James NJ. Rector. Is not d resi-.
dent Of the state, of West Virginia., aud
he not having been, served with process
ant. by. her solicitor. this order OF publl-
cation Is entered against him, oi1d 1t Is
ordered that the said defendant. above
named, be and Is required to appear with.
In one month after the date q the first
necessary to protect his interests. 1t Is
further ordered that this order be. pub
lished and posted as required By law; W
Witness. c. H.. Henning. clerk OF our
s soa So ths a a a the sort sa
wit: December Rules. 1900. ~. %isi
c. H. IIENNING, Clerk.
Published the first time December 6, 1900.
rA11tntSest;s ~, c. H.,HENNING, Clerk.
Solicitor for Complainant 5lGt
DEPOSITION NOTICE. 'iSs$iatssti
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
West Virginia. !fE7.= fisrtns
Cora L. Rector. plaintiff. vs.. Jamos.. II.
Rector, defendant. n. $500 Flt
The above named James, NJ Rect6r Mil
take notice that tho dcposltIons OF Will
linn A.. Turner, Frank W, Wright and
George McMechch. all Of the County of
ONO, W est Virginia. Iwill,be taken ,atYtht
o,isce OF Thomas Norris. attorney-nt7law
oy Eleventh street. IN tho county of;Oni6.
state of West Virginia. on the. 9Th dag
OF january. A. D.. 1901 between the: hours
OF o'clock a. ms, and G O'Clock p. M, to
be read AS evidence in the. trial of the
above Gauge on behalf OF the abof named
any cause, tho taking OF the! SHIFT dsposS-
lions shall not be commenced, or being
commenced. shall not b6 COMPILE ted Of TIE
day aforesaid. the taking of, the same will
DC adjourned from day TO day, or. froin
completed. THOMAS ,EORRIs,T.,
de5-w = Solicitor for. Plaintiff
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Fixes, VS., aIichael.

! NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Thereiwlll be
little rest for Harry Fixes. the Glen
Falls cyclist, this week. Despite the
fact TINT he has just emerged from the
six-day race. he will continue riding; in
practice. after q respite tb-day. Elkes is
matched to race Jimmy Michael for; tif;-
teen miles. behind motors. at Madison,
Square Garden, next Saturday night,
and. as It lis un opportunity he has long,
sought, he;intends to be in the beet pos
slble shape for the match. I, This will,
not be difficult. however. as the; atten-.
uated middle-distance crack. suffered
but little from last weeks grind, and
last night declared he was in excellent
fcttle. He will have no easy task in his
coming match, MS the Welsh Midget
has been trailing The motors In very
fast time on. the .steeplyt banked Car
den bowl. II Elkes maintnins his form,
1t is almost certainty that indoor res
cords viii 60 when the pair meet.
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!, EE.R0SNSoHs NED, {. NJ, Medical Difsetar. Ii
They. ctpad. 20 many men who .had battled
for years; against the mental and physical
suffering of lost manhood that the Insti-
tptos has decided to distribute free trial
packages to all who write. 1t Is a home
treatment and all men who. suffer with
any form Of sexual weakness resulting
from youthful folly, premature loss OF
strength una memory, weak back. varl-
cocele, or cancellation OF parts, can now
cure themselves ut home. Pa 2S-i4fy
The remedy has O peculiarly grateful
effect Of warmth and secms to act direct
to the desired location. giving strength
and development just where 1t Is needed.
1t cures all tho Ills and troubles that
come from years OF misuse Of tho natural
functions and has been an absolute sue
cess In all cases. A. request to the State
Medical Institute, $50 Eektron Building.
Fl. Wayne, Ind. stating that you desire
one of their free trial packages will be
compiled with promptly. The Institute Is
DESTROYS Of reaching that great class OF
men who arc unable to leave home to be
treated, and the free sample will enable
them to SEQ how easy 1t Is. to be cured of
sexual weakness when the proper rene
dies are employed. Tho Institute makes
no restrictions. Any man who writes will
be sent q free sample carefully sealed In
n plain package go that its recipient need
have no fear OF embarrassment or pub
liclty Readers arc requested to write
without delay. S5fs n. |stgfFf8iE.ia a de5 !.
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5BELLAIRE.
Bird GRIT.
MARTINS FERRY.

intent to kill. He Will serve three
years in the state penitentiary.
y wenola Council NO. 81, Ladies' Of Pa-
tcahontas. Will meet this evening ut the
residence Of Mrs: John oxley. on North
Fifth street. "a Fl
The NJ a.. Hanna club has secured
headquarters In the vacant room in the
Rohrey building, on Fourth street.
Mrs. John Brannon left yesterday for
SBurgettstown, Pa, to spend several
weeks with her mother. 3!
Miss Sarah viGkers has returned
from a several weeks Visit with rela-
lives ut Rutland, Ohio. ~ ~ 2 Y 4
~ Miss Mary Stevenson left yesterday
fore Stsubenyillej to spend 20 couple OF
weeks with relatives n /:
II Miss Alice Morrow, OF Barnesvfle, Is
spsrGing a few days with relatives In
this ety. 8 Il s. y. 3 s.
f,gA. J.NNewhardt, OF New Lisbon, .wasn
business caller in the city yesterday
:. Mrs. ,yames Tannehill is quite Ilsat
her home ON North Fourth street ~
The newS department, OF the. Aetna
Standard IS off for q. few, days. II. 4
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The tall. OF Secretary Thompson, OF
tho Wheeling Board OF Trade, before
the Bellalre board OF heath, members
Of the city council aud snerehants, on
Monday evening, was u revelation to
come Of them and will have al salutary
effect In q general way HIS manner
sod remarks have betssi comments
upon very fayorably by jhilgwho were
present Mt the Joint nls ding, which was
called to provide some tneans for dis
posing Of oftal and fftht nom the city
and to consider otfirr matters. city
solicitor Cook Danfsta. Health Officer
Boone and J.. Nj DnT3pfs Will negotiate
for for lot on the qfss from y q ~ Gala
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Barr-Koller Wedding.

. The marriage ofMiss Ella Barr, Of
Martins Ferry, to c. r. Roller OF this
city. is announced to take place In the
Zane Street Methodist Episcopal church
in this city. Tomorrow evening. ut s
o'clock. Miss Barr Is the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. George barr, OF this city.
md well known in this vicinity, M IL
also Mr.. Roller who Is engaged IN the
Wholesale produce business
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i AfterFCoal Tsnd

owen$M eehant Ghd sJcfn. stewart. Of
Franklin were III SBe IRE Yesterday to
close. q deal for Meehkn' s,coal mine and
the property ot Stewart ad jacent to the
mine. There arr III fferent parties ef
coal buyers 80 Esllalrei these days and
they all seem u Nave ready money 10
put nto coal pro- erty. Several OF the
mines along the baltimore & Ohio just
west OF thisscltyy are contracted for and
thousands OF 5res of coal lands out of
reach Of Jthess lmines. a
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PLEASED CUSTOMERS
Tell Their Friends and Swell the Rush
ut Shelf Bros. v 5

The great 20 per cent discount sale at
Shelf Bros. continues 10 draw crowds o.
ibuyeis. one plsssca customer tets an
other md SC, the list or CUSTOMERS
lengthens daily. Theltestlmony Is unanr
.imous that never before IN Wheeling
has there been such a splendid asscrt-
ment Of beautiful and useful things for
Christmas shoppers and all offered at
prices that make them great bargains.
The public has learned tipat Sheff Bros
representations IRE reliable !. and n 20
per cent discount sale means 20 per cent
off iof the lowest selling price. This
.greht bargain giving opportunity Offers
a rare chance to select suitable Christ>
mas presents at small cost and the
crowds OF customers yesterday show
that the public realize that fact. is 81
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Mckee Reception.

y The reception given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. George C. Mckee and
daughter Marjorie, at their home in
,Kirkwood, was one Of the most elab-
orate affairs OF the kind ever given In
the over-the-river city. In the neigh
borhood OF eighty guests were present,
including n number from this city.
Meister's orchestra furnished music
for the affair. %
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The new Belmont telephone company
Is making rapid progress In the work
:of.getting their lines in shape for i'm
mediate use In Bridgeport. The CEN
trails office will be In the Heinlein block
and a force OF men were at work yes
terday, putting IN the key board and
other paraphernalia. The phones have
alr been placed In the business houses
and the company expects to have cv-
erything In readiness for use by the
first of the year. ri
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Many cases OF typhoid fever are re
ported from the rural districts In Bel
mont county. In the neIghborhood or
Colerain several severe cases are re-
ported, while many cases are reported
from Pease township. While many
cases are severe the majority are OF n
mild form.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-19

Removes everything in sight; SO do
drastic mineral pills, but both. are
mighty dangerous, Don't dynamite The
delicate machinery OF your body with
calomel. croton oil or aloes pills. when
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, which ara
gentle as a summer breeze, do tho
work perfectly. Cures Headache, Con-
stipation. Only 25c at Logan Drug CO. 8
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William G. McClelland. who has just
returned from Manila. aftera long SER
vice there, was gladly welcomed homo
byali who know him. His general MILF
tary air and his robust, hearty appear
ante indicate that 1t was good for him
to De there, but some Of his experiences
wee thrilling and narrowing.
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| Judge ;Ianbie's Health.

Judge PA. Lanbie, OF the circuit
bench. is said to be In such bad health
now that 1t is doubtful II he continues
on the bench, unless more encourage
me1t comes Soon. Judge Frazier will
retire from this court, full OF honor, al
thsclose OF this year and be succeeded
bylJohn NJ Cook. ! NJ
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slight Freight Collision.

Aslight wreck. caused by collision.
occurred on the Cleveland. Loraln &
Wheeling railroad, near Barton, yes.er-
day. Local freight No. 70 collded with
the caboose on train No. Il. demollshing
It considerably. The engine OF 70 was
also somewhat damaged. The collision
occurred MS the result OF their being no
flagnan out
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no Decision Reached.

The caselof the Pennsylvania Rail-
way Company against T. A. Rodefer, Of
Bellaire. was argued to Judge Holdings
worth on Monday, but no decision was
announced up toisyesterday} afternoon.
Yesterday the case restraining the city
OF BelIztre from selling bonds for the
proposal new city hall was to come up
In 6the/circuitt court. a ytss q i ), Z
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How to Cure Group.

Mr.. r. Gray, who lives near Armenia,
Duchess county. N. Y. says: Chamber
laIn's Cough Remedy Is the best medi-
cine I have ever used. 1t is fine
children's remedy for Group, and never
fails to cure" When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the creupyscough,r has developed, 1t will
prevent the attacks, This should be
borne in mind. and a bottle OF the
Cough remedy kept at hand. ready for
instant use as soon us these symptoms
appear. For sale by druggists.
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Charles Hamilton is the name given
III the petty thief arrested by Marshal
.phnston, OF Bellaire, for entering the
yome of Henry He'll, and he says he
lame from Parkersburg. The mayor
fave him $40 and cost and sentenced
lin to ninety days In jail. the marshal
will take him to St. Clalrsville to-day.
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Samuel Mccain, manager oftthe stone
quarry at. McClalnvfila. and Miss Mat
tic Althar will be married at the home
Of the brides parents in the Gravel cut
to-day. l.
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New Round House.

-he new round house and machina
shop Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company. at Bellaire. Is In order
and work will begin there the first. OF
the year. All OF the big engines Will be
housed there. . h - -.
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Miss Nellie. Tallman. VIII Kern d. D.
Dubois and Robert C. Cow. OF iBellaire.
will be home from school to-day for the
holidays.
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bridgeport Brlcfa.

Judge H1lllngsworth yesterday over
ruled the motion made for new trlnl
intthr' case OF Scott Neal. who wnp con-.
vlcted on tho Charge OF shooting With.
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The Union wo,,

The suit between the Bellaire BARRIERS
union and Williamson. about 4 union
card. was: won by. the union in Squire
Morrelrs court Yesterday afternoon.
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FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE....

Lots as follows: South side of 18th St,
between Wood and McColloch sts., &c It.
front. 18th ST., 30 It. front. Cor. Of 18th
and Jacob sts, co It. front. With 14-room
mouse on same, cheap Cor. of Dtain and
ist sts., 90 IT.. front, with 12-roon2 house,
cheap. Eoft, between 18th and 18th. East
end OF 2ith St. cheap, on, easy payments.
Wilson St, near 2ith St.. ss5o.Oo. High.
near 18th st, at $1,000 each, on easy pay
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind. Cherry
and Vine SITS, sll5Oo to sS5O.o0 each, cheap.
jacob. Eofr ,and Wilson Sts.. In Centre
Wheeling. $4,000 to t3s0.o0 each. McCol-
loch ST.. s225.O0 to $1,000 each. 18th st..
Il5o0o. 10Th ST.. slGioO, very cheap. Near
east end Of ,Slst ST.. s30O.0 each, $1,000
cash. balance easy payments. Water, Boff,
Jacob, Wood, McColloah and Wetzel, Sta,
Sth ward. cheap, on ensy payments: Main.
between LIST and I'd SITS, 80 It. front. Lots
In North Benwood on Eoff and Water
Sts.. cheap. Money to loan on Real Es.
tate, 10000 to $4,000, In sums to suit
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Z MANDoL1NS, Banjos and Guitars
Will be sold this week regardless Of cost.
s.:fSl.i Ri I. mo y +, W, BAIIMER CO. Z
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2 FULL line OF talking machines"
from So upwards. Also full line of re-
cords. 81! - F.TW., BANNER CO, Il
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80 ~
WANTED.
sAbEsMEN WANTED

fGALEsaiEN WANTED 70 SELL OUR
tell trndb. We are the largest and only
y1nnnufacturersI In our line In the, world.
Liberal salary tpnhiS Address CAE.DES
MIG Cpo Savahr,ih. Ga. oc6.w&s e
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x 81 90 Oxford MnHlers, SILK Lined,
. for 75c, Of M :E;tll' 7
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TASTE for the beautiful makes you
appreciate the goods you get from
KIRK, 1905 Main Street.
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- OIupIre-IIVytrS. .-I7I'77 ~ II077 J -
scorers-Pickett and Druschel.
-To-night-sunny Brooks VS.. A
Rooters.5 =; Y ri 80 =
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sent! {; FREE.
TO MEN,.
Free Trial Packnge Of, this New Dis.
covery Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address
Quickly Restores Strength
and Viigor.

FREQ trial packages Of a most remarkn-
Die remedy nre being mailed to all who
will write the State Medical Institute,
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PEARL Pen and Gold Point. Z I.
w. ]. LUKENs. One Price 'Jeweler.
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PICTURES.

Of pictures and ana help to butfy
scapes and art. -N' AL supes'i botn IN land
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BOWLING.
Musee League.
Wheeling League,

Umplrc-l1ines. iiE;a.
misunderstanding tand> Schnupp. 3
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OHIO SIDE.
ThompsonI Makes, i Hlt.
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Stevens, commander of Ezra Griffin
post. being chairman, and S. II. Ste
vens. of the same post. secretary.
Colonel r. II. Ripple was marshal of
the parade, in which there participated
= number OF posts of the old soldiers
ard Sons of Veterans camps, the
Ninth regiment, OF Wiikes-B Barre, and
the Thirteenth, of this city, the Sol
diars' Orphans school, of Hartford, ana
the Spanish American War Veterans.
LAVISH DECORATIONS.
The city was in gala attire. all the
buildings along the line of march he
ing gay with large flags and lavishly
decorated with shields and rcd, white
and blue bunting. The court house
presented an especially ornate APP
nearancc. Over the main entrance
was q large national shield, and ban
ners and fcstoons of OLD Glory were
abundantly used in giving the stately
building an appearance thoroughly in
keeping with the spirit OF the day.
Close to the monument was the
large stand in which the exercises
were conducted, ana in the rear OF
which rose a number of seats on which
tch old soldiers took their place after
their march. Hero County Solicitor II.
T.. Taylor for the board of county COM
missioners, made the speech of preson-
tation and entrusted the monument to
the care Of the Grand Army of the
Republic, to which Commander A. Il.
stevens made fitting response, in the
behalf of the veterans of the 'iVii
war lion. Alfred Darte, of Wilkes
Barre. Judge of the Orphans court,
gave a stirring speech, and Hon.
Thomas Sample, of Allegheny, also
gave n talk which aroused the great
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-16
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Series of Them Are to Be Held in
This County.

The attention of our farmers is called
to the list OF institutes, to be held in
this county this winter, by the State
Department of Agriculture. assisted
by the local board of institute manag-
ers for the county. These meetings
are in the interest of all farmers, and
open to all The expenses of conduct
ing them is borne by the state. No
collections are allowed or the adver-
tisng' of any business. The discussions
are upon farm topics for the benefit
OF farmers. Arrange your business so
as TO attend and take part in the eXer-
cises. All classes of citizens are well
come, and interesting programmes have
been prepared.
The county chairman is Henry w.
Northup, of Glenburn, who will be glad
to send programmes or information to
any one who will make the request.
The state speakers who will be present
are: Hon. K. s. Seeds, Huntinat ton
county; Hon. George Campbell, Brad
ford county, and C. w. Broadhead,
Susquehanna county.
The institutes will be held at the
following dates and places: Tomp-
kinsville, November % and 80: Dale
vile, November 80 and December i:
Madisonville, December l to g.; Clark S
Summit, December 3 to 4: Bald Mount,
December 4 to 5: Fleetville, December
3 and 6. Come out to these meetings
and bring your families and friends.
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MR.. cH1TTENDENs PLAN.
Would Appropriate Specific Sums
for PAYMENT of Judgments.

Select Councilman Charles T.. Chit
tendcn. of the Ninth ward, has new
municipal scheme which he intends
to put in operation next spring. pro-
viding the taxpayers at the special
election soon to be held decide against
the issue OF 100000 worth OF bonds
to wipe out existing judgments.
His plan as outlined yesterday in
city hall is to appropriate certain spec
cific sums to pay certain specific iudg-
ncnts and claims, instead of appro-
priat!ng a lump sum to he known as
tho judgments and incidentals appro.
priat!on, as in the past.
II councils passed such items IN next
years appropriation ordinance It
would entirely do away with a great
deal of the councilmanic iuggery OF
the judgments and incidentals appro-
priation. Then the money would he
appropriated for a certain specific pur-
pose and would have to be expended
for that particular purpose and none
other.
Under such an arrangement 1t would
be Impossible to divert the money to
paying extra permanent men; to pay
for street paving or to ray for street
repairs in wards where the regular
appropriation had been exhausted.