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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The Star makes the following sem sible observation. Every productive industry created m Arizsna is of 6 spsoisl benefit to the community in which i, is carried and 10 the territory at large. Thsse industries create. wealth and but into home circulation Every farmer, stock raiser, dairy and poultry industry, apisrist. gardener and horticulturist are mos, important factors in the creation of wsaltb and are tie very life of the communities to which they are tributary. L'kewise mines and miners which produce They add just so much wealth to the muui,v.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

News has reached Saffsid of another battle at Eden, says the Guardian. No particulars were learned, but itis re- ported that ii was the final settlement of the Colvin-Gibson "scrsp" of lsst winter where six-shooters were used promiseuously and blood ran freely, for which John Colvia was indicted by the last grand jury but ssq uitted ar the trial. Who was to blame for the las. fight or whether any one va, seriously hurt has not been learned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
ANNUAL ENCAkPMENT
Department of Arizona G A R
 Meeting in Jerome

The thirteenth annual encam pment of the department of Arizona G. A. R. was held in Jerome on May s and a alessant and profitable time wac en- j'ysi by the visiting delegates. The following oficsrs were elected, to serve Ter the ensuing year:
 Department Commsndar-R. H c uinty ofJ-reme; Senior Wee D part men. Commander PIP Parker Phoe- niI Junisr Vice Department Com msnder-Philip Hoover. Prescott; De- partment Chsplsin-Winfeld Scott of Phosaiz Medical Drecior-Georgs D. Kendall of Prescott; Council Of Ai- ministrstion-A N Ssmpson, L l. Burns. F rsscoe, R c Fsrn-worth, and James Barton; D-les.te 10 tn. Thirty-fourth National Encampm. Dua; Alternately H f.rgissn.
 The Department Commander mad the follo~ing sta6 6sppointm-nt-;
 w F R Schindler as st.nt q1ar;sr- msstsr general. BE Psscoe, ehisi mastering officer: AL Grow depart. ment in-vect0r; James Barton iu lge advocate; Alexander Duff chief aide de-esmp; D.partmeu. headquarters are retained at Ph nenix. where th- sdlutsnt general r. ides.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Fourteen thousand five hurdr. q ioi!sTs was raid into the Ariz ,un Central Bank lat week being .he last payment sn the R.mrod and Gun barrel gold mine. bel pnging to Cook B'os 6 Blythe. Frank Rockef.ller and others We're the pur chAserS. Tn. mines are well d. veioped aBd the or. perfectly free milling. A nill W II probably be erected at one.-Kingmsr Wealth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
SOME THEORIES
Predictions of How the World
 Will Come to au End

An exciaays says: ] you want {" know ia., how much scientists know oa thie snHject. read thess six opin- ion. which Esy, been expressed dur iag reoest years; reconcile tbsm II you can, and then posses. ycur soul iu p.tisncs: I-Tae land surface i. .iimIni, hing; .hsn the huuaa race will finally ss drowned. --Ice js gradually accommodating at the north poe. so that sons day the earth VII l3-se :ts equilibriuri and tie men vii ts utterly annihilatsd by ,hs rns'- Ci n.D -i.sz O 'cEs. 3-The sarth i. noving toward the sun; ihs lac. 3, n will iiasiiy be roasted alive. z-ws,er is by degrees becomine ssarcsr; ia eggs ts ooms all beings, human and se.tisl, will perish from ,hirst. 5--BS the beginning of the wear 5000 men will be retrogrsdina; ia the end they will ts creatures nc larger :ha= .n meet. s-fae sun I. burning up; ss old Sol coolf, the earth's glacial zones will enlarge aad humanity b 7
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Ash F"rks is nc: very big town but il is rapidly getting 8 reputation fer sensational events and it i. cad that in proportion to its po2ulsti ii more excitement is stirrsd up there
 han at any other point In the terri tory. The latss, episode occurred Fri day evening. Two high~syman en tered the saloon rua by Joe Broyles, and, cosering those present win their siI-shso,ers relieved the faro back Of S3Oo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Ia MeCiurs's magazine for May Professor Neweomb writes oI the total solar eclipse that is to occur on May as, telling wh.re and to what degree j, will be yisihle and what sstronem- CTS hope b learn from it. He also gives an account cf ths i'm nportsnt tnings its: have b,sD learned from previous eclinses. Ths article is fully illustrated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
CAPITOL NEARLY DONE
Comparatively Little Work on
 Territorial Building.

D'spi,e the hindranees in the ws, p' it's completion, the capitol i- nparl, finished, in fact sev, ral of tn. room nnistly the ex cu.iye office, are req
 or u-e at once. had rh. sl30.O0. 'uilding tern formally accepted
 be board of commissiOners, and wer, the territorial officials in 6 hurry {, get in their new home.
 The Republican says practically al of the exterior work is completed The iooting was fui-hed last weeL and al! that remains is the placing CT he top of the dome. the zinc st.tut, sf Justice, which will arrive this weel from Oh 0.
 Since the beginBing of the huildin 'ver year age, prces O all m steris' nave ID some in-tance, almost deubI d, in tact Ihs rice has bern SO grea hat the builders aver tha; they wii make nothing sn th-ir contrsct.
 Contractor Lowell says that he wi ally hnish his work within fy Se-k', and ss all the wire, arsI place, the zl0 lights can bs placed i. . few hours and all that vii be neces 'ary will bs ,he laying of carpets sn, moving Ia the furniture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The Florence Blade -ays MT Nirh- olss Whiie, whiIs picking un some brush at his raacb, last week, WAS .truck on the thumb bv rattle sna ake. He hurried to tpwn or medical treat
 m-nt. hut when he arr; we'd there his hand and arm wera swo.l. n to nearl, double tesir nsiur.l siz- ana had turned e dark pu-. le from the .f,ci- of the vei,or. He is still suF ring from iha pnison b IS feeling better.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
Word was recelveI from Pesrc.

Word was receIveI from Pearcs yesterday that A Mexican was killed by countrymsn' The killing occur ed st wood camp in Coehise S,rong- hold in the Dragons and believe to have osen done during dru7ksn row Justice Shu-tsr left Tor Pearce to hold the examination, Justice M1nmonier being absent. Further particulars wIl be lsarneC tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
NOTICE.

All persons working on or furnishin. supplies for the Holmes group of mine gre hereby notified that the owners ( he above property hold themselves ano property free of any and all debts COT racted .hereon. Said mines are situa ed in the Turquois mining district, Co. chlse county, Ariz. known as the Hsao ghr, Leadville, Copper Bug. West Sid, V esIern Belle, Northern Light, Gre, Mule and Tur9uois Kns mlnes and al, TOW under bond to (. NJ. Roberts.
 VIM HoLMES.
 HENRY FITCH.
 WA, SroREBEcK.- Apr'l, I4, 1900,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The Jerome N-ws s,ates that JO tons Of dirt and rock, headed ty a plank as advance agent, fell upon John Thomas "a the stops Of the mine a. Jerome. The plank loigsd % that it partly protected Thomas. His six comoaniens ara~led through . hole just Is inches across. Thomas wss dug out about three hours Later with 2 mashed foot aad . bruised hesd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Tke novel experience gf rsiuy ia, was enjoyed in Yuma last S.turdn, -Ays the Sentinel. The rsia bsg.s falling early Friday evening and |, steady downpoIr prevsi!>d all da, SatThay. Umbrellas, which are us ed in Yums to -hsd the ,un, wer. brought to the front and peepl. f'underiug across mu idy street changed the order of eternal sunshine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

II a men refused to est al! the ar. ticles which from tins to time are placed under the ban by doctors the chances are that he ~onld soon .tarve to death. A Philsdelchia physician whsis s di.ttician to the extent Of being known AS 6 crank on the -uS- ject, i- W ,rning all his patients not to eat celery. which has always been re- gsrded as not only harmless but ae- tually beneficial. This doctor claims to have discovered that the soil in which celery is grown is ls fen with germs of enteric fever. and that in the erjipary process oi washing it is i'm possibls to remove sli of the soil, any portion of which, he ssys. il taken into rhe system. would coJtsin enough germ. to fill hospital. And now his patient patients are wondering what is to sone next
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The Mining X ScIen fife Press saw. that Jno Andrew, long time foreman stthe Copper Q1een, Arizona, wIll have charge for Ben and Lewis Will Hams at tteir hew field of ope ations near Milton, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
THE K. of ?.
Ofiicers of the Grand Lodge
 For Ensuing Term.

At ths sossIon of the grand lodge Knights of Pythis-, iurisdic i,n of Ali zons, held q, Glnb.. the following of- tcsrs were elected for the ensuing z year: Harry " Drsch man of T1c-ou, grand chancellor; " D Monmonier ot Tombstone, cranI viee h Inc-lisr; R H Blskely, kingman, grand prelste 1; Edward Butt, Jr, Phenix, grand keep CT Of records and seals; c N Funston. Flagstsf, grand master of .xchsou-r; i; E F Leonard, Clifton, G NJ Of A; N \ Nichols, c G; GE Aorev, c o G {; Webster Street. supreme representa- tive.
 The next mse:ing at Mesa, second Wednesdav in May 1901.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

w Young Jr and hrr har F. W Young were arriys!s today from Clin- ten, h, 3Ith g.ntlem4n are l.-gelv int. .r>stsd in the Graa. Western Co in the Dra-o oNns and paid the propsrty a si-it, also meeting many Tomhstons friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The Iups Sul sstes that thre. hundrd and seventv-five polnds of giant powder was recently fl -.d at on. -ho. a: the C Idea Cross mlus a, Hedges, breaking down ore enough to run s l5o stamp mill for several weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Hon F \ Schsonmaker will deliver hi. lecture hsrs On "China the Shadow on the World" .omo-- row evening. He is under the man sgement Of ths Thomas lecture burean of San Francisco. Mr Schooumaker was billed for this place some week since, buts postponement was had to this time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Another plutocratic trust hss been orgsnizsd ia Ariz ma. The saloon keepers o! Tombstone have organized 4 com b;nc 10 raise the price Ci beer from 2s 8 cents bottle. Is it any wonder that crime is on the in creass in Cochiss connty,-Jerome News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

D lrinK She year 1899 the United States issued nb 'u. 2,5D3. .o0J, 900 ofa cent Ssstsg1 stVnps, which il plac. d end to endJ W 'uld re ich a distance Of aearly 40U0o.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

A Psnnsylvania preacher claims that brewery was recently struck by lightning and destroyed in answsr to his prayers. The owoers of the es- tsblishnsnt have not. however, put suf6cisst faith in his emsrks to sue for damages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Arizona is reputsd to soatsiu stall wsrt mining propositions. Itis held that territory has the largest and riehsst copper and gold mines known in the country. It is certainly & land of vast mineral deposits wbo.s extent and wealth are yet unmsssursd. says the Western Mining World of Butte, Montana,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Prof Schocnmsker wired the PRos rEcrnR lste thi. afternoon from Bowie thSt he would arrive In Tomh.,nns or tonisht-stsge thus assuring his pres -nea here tomorrow evening for hl lecture oa Chlns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Rev Eastman arriv d today. The K v-reud will hold regular services s he Epi-copal church next Sunday, mes nwhile remeining here 10 he among and mee. hi, psri.houcrs and Tombstone fli4nds, among whom he Is very popular
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Ot last month'- importation, 2,ol7 'attle entered at Bisbeo and No.ales 6s5 a' Fl Paso and 50 at San Diego. The bcls of the cattle entries wer4 >t4e-s. At San Diego 9.3jo sheep wsre sfmitsad, most Of them for grazing purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

CT Potter ani F. c GArao,; O Minneapolis Minn. arrived in Tomb stone yesteriar. B th gentl, men ar here on mining business and are m E .our Of inspection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The buildings burned st the Indi.r school near Yuma, about q year ago, are to bs rebuilt. They will conus, of stv, story frame dormitory fer girls. Cost $lo .O0o, aud an adobe kitcb. en and dining rom s9goo:
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Governor Murphy has appointed the following delegatests tie nation sI conference of charities and corrse- tions to be he'd at Topeka, Kan, from May IS 10 May A: Rev. Dr Lewis Halssy. Mrs Pauline ONeiIl and Mrs s D Lount oi Phoenix, asd Rev Alfred Qustq of Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The work of registering the voters <" Coehi-e County will siortly be on. k cordsr Haze is busy sending ou, re- E'-tra'ion blsnks 10 the reg;stratier ofics-e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

The Guardian says :" We understand hat some lightning rod men and also "me saw dust people will arrive 1T ne valley in few days. All sucker pr' pare to bite and thereby .av. time "
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

An inter esting article cn ancient ruins 10 bA fou-d in Cochis, County appears on the Bisbes psgs of this i.~ sue. The sr.icl- i. written hy Prot Blake of the University of Arizon..
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Now that they have found .hell which will pierce the heaviest armor we msy confidently expect to hear that somebody has found 6 way to make the srmer rss.st it. Thus the game has procse jed from the first, and GO 1t will contiuua ts the srd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

HoD F \ Sohoon ms k ar arrived here lat evening and the gifted orator will deliver bis interesting lecture tonight at schi-f-!in Hall. A large crowd should be present .o hear him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Three Prescott boys whose sgas gre about Is years each are undA arrest charged with havibg burglarizs 6 house in Goose Fiat, last Wednesday night
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

According to Salt River fignres. tn. nunber of Mormon noS in exi.,enc is 36o.rO). Fms does net iuclu'e tn, wives or childr n oi tse Mcrn.ons,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Treasurer WeatRorth return. d home vest rdsy rom his Caii'ornia visit. He had good time rnlm met many former Tumbstnners whil- away.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

A oensn+ Of the Klendlke distrc gives atotAl population of $500, 0 whom 5,a39 are e.tiz5ns of the UnIte States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Attorney 1ss Reilly aud Ben Nor gan were ou'gping pas.en e-s this morning for Tucson on professional business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Nineteen hundred is . year that can be divided by 4, but nevertheless mccks the fond longings of many an eager spinster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Canned tomatoes; shreded whtat biscuit; picked lamb tongue pc-'um cereal; grape nuts; pin olss, all frssh
 WoLcoTts,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Chas Bowman was an outgoing pas. 'ene eer this morning for Benson on p:Ufs ssiunsl bn iniss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

John McClu-ky well known ari- nan and c chiss county residen was ,iIt yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Plans and specifications have been received for the four story mill build icg for ths Nentez1ms Flour Milling company at Solomonviile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

pont fail to hear Hon F, x. S'ho"nmsker'- lee ure tonight at Schiefslin Hall. It will he treat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

II F WeltOn Colorado mining nan was an arrival [. day. H is here il mining busintfs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
From uonddv's DaiiV:
 fhos Da'is of Tucson is Tomb stone yi.itor.

Don't mis. tha lecture tomorrow night by Hon F X SchooDmsker at SchisHslia Hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20

Attend tn. lecture on China by Hon F x Schoonmaker a. Schieneiin Hall toLigh'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
BORN

SNITH,-1n Tomb-tone May 18th to the wife Of L A Saith, . daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
BIsBEE. May C 1900. COVERINGS


 M Root, A Vinan, Denver; N Leh- man, St Paul; HIN Chafee, Fl Psso
 At the Besssmer :-F Stanley Prsctsr, s F; Joaquin Miller, O.k- land Dr J J Zimmerman, Tucson F 0 Earle. Fl Psso.
 The high winds which of late have kept the dus, in the air and also num- erous her things, have quieted down and today has been quite ple..snt {. Refreshing showers would bs welcom- ed
 Joaquin Miller, the eccentric poet of the sierras, and later a feature is he lecture field, will speak tonight at the Opera House. His subject will be "Our Arctic Empire"
 Charlie Butterfeld, brakeman at the cempsny's ysrd.. had his hand badly sma-hed about neon 10 fay rhil. coupling .n engine en.o A car of resk. The doctors are hopeful | however that they can save bis fingers.
 The parade and evenings program nf the Redmsn's Anniversary csiebrs- ton on Last Saturday. May l2tk, was attended with marked success. The entire Opera House both upstairs and down was devoted ts tue festivities, the floors being cleared for dapcine. after the exercises and banquet. l. was an ocos.son which will be re- membsred-
 John Kronman, Lee Borgstrum, John Williams and L Bellinger, four miners srn ploysd at the Spray shaft Of the Copper Queen mine. were injured on Saturday night by q blast. They had put in several shots and had fsi!. ed to count the number of reports. A slow fuse ia one of the hsles held back the blast uLtil tLs men were almost over it, when it went of. John Kronmsn is the most seriously iniured-it is thought fatally. Tae others in some miraculous manner escaped with 6 few cuts and bruises.
 Bisbee, May, Is. 1900,
 COVERINGS.
 B A Packard came in this morning rom his stock ranch.
 Mir and Mrs W H Brophy returned today after a brief visit to Tucson.
 Mise Louise Howe one ct cur popu lar young lady ., hool teachers. is still very seriously i'll.
 The Empire dancing club intend to give another of thsir enj,yable hop, ,n next Thursday nigh. May l7th.
 Mrs Fred Engls left this morning 'or an extended visit to friends and relatives 10 Southern California.
 4 SOB was bo:n ts MT and Mrs Steve Miller today. Mir Miller i. manager of the dry-good department a. the Copper Queen Store. Dr Hall, physician to the company at Nscossri. has arrived from that place and will go east, fer rest and re. euperation, Electrician Ferguson of Nscossri Mex, came up today ts meet his wife. at Ben,op. She will return with her ts Nsoossri.
 F s.anies Proctor, s. F; Dr J Zim- Tucson; Max Friedman. x. Y; Kimo Bsun, Tucson; W F Crane, N. Y; Dr Hall, Nscossri, are registered at the Bssssmer.
 MT Fred Eagle who has held . pos tion for c number of years, ia ths clerical department at the comPauys ,er eral ofice, will leave tomorrev to .cee pt Q like petition ct Sacosari. The lecture si Joaquin Miller was ..sher lightly attended on last eysn- ng. The sAsir was in the hands of De ladies of the St Jobn's Guild. who . delightful musical pros ram. |, 4 Nymau, former propristsr of the yynau boarding house, who left here a,hsr uncersmoniously after payday
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-05-20
Form Taseday's Dai q:

Henry Brown, of Wilcox, is & ceuuty sest visitor on A flying business t:ip.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
G. (. PIERSON,
NO. 9I3 MARKET STREET.
NOTICE

To give the county taxpayers a
chance to take advantage Of per cent.
discount, the county tax office, In the
Court House, WIN be open every day
during the last week in September,
from 8 a m to p. m, continuously,
except Saturday, September 20, when
the Office will close at noon. On Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, September %. 20 and p, the Of
flee will be opened from z to 10 p. m.
HORACE G.. RETTEW.
Receiver Of Taxes
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
IS CONSIDERING THE MATTER
Howard D. Ross Has Not Yet Decided to
Be Candidate For Senat0r

In reference 10 his reported candl-
dacy for the state senatorship from
the Second senatorial district, Howard
d. Ross said TO a reporter for the
Evening Journal to-day:
81 have been out of the city since
Monday in attendance at a meeting OF
the Executive Committee and General
Board of Managers of the National So
ciety, Sons Of the American Revolu-
tion, held at Oakdale, near Baltimore,
the country home of the Hon Edwin
Warfield, and at the War Department
In Washington. On my return last
evening l heard for the first time that
my friends on the State, County and
City Committees in my absence had
made use OF my name in connection
with the state senatorship from the
Second senatorial district AS have
not had time as yet to give the matter
any consideration, / shall hold IN,
matter under advlsement for the pres
ent"
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
BANANA BLOOMS
IN PBNNSVILLB
Resident Of The Jersey Village
Purchases an Au-
tOInObiIe

Pennsvlle n. j.. Sept. 27.-Dr and
Mrs. c. E. Donnel,y and son. Of Phila-
delphia, are spending few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, Of
Pennsville.
Irving Callahan, son Of samue, n.
Callahan. who has been taking a dem
tal course is completing the same at
the dental department OF the Medico
IChirurgical College, in Philadelphia.
Those Interested in growing sweet
potatoes In this vicinity express them
selves as fairly satisfied with their
crop, and the price also has ruled fair
" we'll.
Mrs. Loeussen. OF Church Landing.
has a banana tree growing in her
yard. with about dozen bananas on
/ II. The fruit Is yet in a green state
and It continues to bloom, but the
blossoms perish since the weather is
cooler.
Thomas Biddle and family and Dan.
iel Harper and family, who have been
Summering at the Bradway cottage
have returned home.
The canning factory has been taxel
to It's utmost capacity the past week
The street has been full with team
day and night
Lewis Smith. a resident of this place
While at work at Reading. Pa acci
denta.ly cut himself with an adj AM
is now I'm the hospital I'm Reading.
J. y. Moore, has purchased an au
tomobile. Those driving teams had bet
= ter watch their horses that they don
run away.
Miss Alma Wright, IS IN philadel
, phia, under treatment at Wills Ey
7 hospital
David Wright, who has been spent
4 ing the Summer gear Bridgeport, ha
a returned home.
al Miss Laura Jaquett, OF Buttcnwoc
d farm, was given a surprise on lal
l. Wednesday, the occasion being n,
birthday.
Miss Harriet Locussen, Of Phiode
phia, is visiting her brother, G..
- LOcussen, at Deepwater Point
h Joshua and Mr.. and Mrs. Samu
n Wheaton. who make their home in A
* lantic City. have been spending n Il
q days here their native home Tn
v were the guests Of their father, Eiji
Is Wheaton.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
EXPLODED LAMP CAUSES FIRE
House Of Joseph Brown, Of Near Centre
vile DESTROYED

Early yesterday morning the frame
dwelling house Of Joseph Brown, col
ored, about two miles be,ow Centre
VILE. was burned Mr.. and Mrs Brown
had been in attendance at a religious
meeting near Rockland and on return
Ing home turned up a lamp which had
been burning In their absence. The
lamp exploded and set fire to the car
pets and furniture in the rooms.
The building is a total loss and only
a small portion Of furniture and cloth
ing was saved. The insurance was
about $780,
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
CITY COUNCIL ENTITLED
TO TAXES AND MARKET FEES

In Superior Court yesterday after
noon an opinion was handed down in
the case argued by Robert G. Harman
for City Council, and II. H. Ward and
Anthony Higgins for the Street and
Sewer Department, on the question as
to who Is entitled to the tax on poles
and fees collected from the street mar
kets and wharf rents
Chief Justice Lore read the decision,
which was that City Council is en-
titled to the money collected from the
sources mentioned An exception to
the decision was noted and the attor-
neys for the Street and Sewer Depart
ment were given thirty days In which
to file their exceptions.