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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
OPTICIANS.

8. z. LUCAS.--Love Bldg, Fort St,
upstairs; p. o. box 3S1. carry full
line of ALL KINDS OF GLASSES
from the CHEAPEST to the BEST.
Free Examination Of the Eyes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17

p. SILVA.-Agent to take acknowledg-
ments to instruments, district o: Ko-
ma, Oahu; at w. G. Aehi's Office,
King St, near Nuuanu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
Boards Movable once.

Yesterday forenoon the Board Of
Health, headed by President Wood.
made another tour OF inspection and
condemnation in the unburned dis
tricts, the result Of which has been the
passage OF several resolutions which
will mean the further destruction OF
the Chinatown plague district by fire.
President Wood was accompanied by
George W. Smith, L. VI. Hatch and DR..
Emerson, Of the Board OF Health, =. r.
Hendry and an Advertiser reporter.
The Board first visited the infected
premises Eva OF Eaum8E1piN Church.
the locality in which two deaths by
plague occurred iu one day. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-17
STENoGRAPHERS.

MISS A. A. ALLEN-Stenographer and
Typist. McInerny Block, Fort St.;
Tel. 145.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
Desirable Residents.

Grand Forks Herald:
Every day brings scores of new, set
tiers to the state, and so far the ar
rivals have been of the most desirable
class, experienced farmers from states
a little farther east. The immigration
for several years past has been largely
of this character, and the indications
are that people of this class and from
these localities constitute the greater
proportion of the immigration this
year. OF the foreign immigration
most of it comes from northern Eu-
best citizens. The quality of our
citizenship will certainly not deterior-
ate as a result of the immigration of
the present year. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
over the roads and see that thu
bridges are in q safe condition.

over the roads and see that the
bridges are in 9 safe condition
Take out a n accident policy
with A.. w. Harrison at the Har-
Dor pharmacy.
J. A. Hunter j. r. Olson, our
up-to-date farmers; were at the
Lake Wednesday and returned
with q load of good things, prepar5
Iatory for,1seedinlgg 4 time = 81.
Wesexpect our nov mayor viii
have sidewalks placed in such q
condition hatxpedestrians lives
will not be endangered.
The crossings should be- fixed
up without further delay. It is
most annoying to the ladies' to
have toscross ankle deep IN mud.
The crossing at the depot is sim
ply a disgrace to our town.
St. Patrick's Day was, celebrated
with all all the honors due the Old
gentleman. Citizens of all nation
|alities We'd with each other in
|commemorating the festival, and
keeping his memory fresh and
green. One enthusiast was only
satisfied whenhe had about twenty
yards of green entwined around
him.
Thos. eMadden's allusion to the
Boer- British was a good demon,
|stration of Irish wit. and humor,
and was very much enjoyed by his
audience. Helays stress on the
claim that the Irish who are now
fighting against the Beers are very
little less than traitors.
Master Willie Cryderman is
down with an attack Of tonsilitis,
and is receiving treatment by DR..
|Sihler, who expects to pull him
through all right.
Landlord Daigle has found it
necessary to replenish his hotel
with extra furniture for his sleep
ing apartments owing to the brisk
travelling business.
There is no truth in the rumor
that the old town lookup is to be
opened up as a cheese factory. .
About the only essential we lack
Of being up-to-date is typewriter.
We have pianos, organs, sewing
machines, fast horses and every
thing else.
Ben Gagan went to the county
metropolis Saturday. While at
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23

his winter visit in New York state,
Saturday. He looks hale and
hearty and says he had a good
time.
Geo. Humphreys returned from
Canada last Thursday. He has
bought the old pool room building
across from the livery barn and
will open a temperance pool room
after April LIST.
There was a lively surprise
party at Miles Miller's home on
the evening Of the 18th of March.
The sons and daughters Of Erin
were supposed to be in the
majority.
We understand that John Crary
has turned the management Of the
hotel to his son Will, and will
devote his attention to his large
farming interests exclusively the
coming summer.
The fish peddler's team ran away
last Saturday. The boxes of fish
jumping around in the wagon box
were mistaken, by some of ou1
citizens, for cases of beer. There
was a large crowd to help stop the
team.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23

the Lake he. purchased q double
ticket but It was Charley Todd.
who came home with him-thik.
trip.
The. Nix. family gave two enter.
ftainments here on Monday. and
Tuesday. The attendanoe was
very fair, and judging from the
applause granted them the enter
tanners were pleasing to the audi
[ence: On Wednesdaysafternoon 4
matinee wassgiven forsthe benefit
Of the. school pupils, and the little.
ones; en5oyedit+Yery much4aItMas
a clean, artistic entertainment.
W. E. Powell, late Of Devils.
Lake, has entered into partner
ship With Z. ii. Miller in the farm.
and lumber business
The new firm is now ready Is go.
after all the business in these
lines that is to be obtained in this.
section.
Miss Hovland and Miss Hickey
composed the 'soft water briigade,nrn
whatever that means) who per
formed at Mrs. Geno's home Tines
day evening. 1 .
The big boys are leaving school,,
being retained at home by their
parents preparatory to seeding.
time.
Mrs. Walker left for DeGroat.
Wednesday to be present atsther
funeral of her nephew, Harry
Coxey, two and a half years old.
M. Miller: It is a little early in
the season to predict, but I expect
a good trade in the lumber and.
hardware business this year, and,
for that purpose I am laying in
double my usual stock.
Mrs. w. Coburn, who has been.
visiting friends at the Harbor the
past winter, left for Devils Lake.
on Monday.
Bob Smith, of DeGroat, made,
his usual semi-monthly visit.
Thursday, and made some hand
some purchases.
Mrs. A. G. Rainboth and daugh-
ter, of Island Lake, were visitors
in town Thursday, their first visit
since early in the winter.
It is still puzzling us who was
the Mark Hanna during the last.
election. He's the fellow with the
big smile at the corner-of his eye.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
If Going to Europe in 1900

You should reserve steamship &C
commodations now. Steamers are
filling up rapidly. We represent
all Transatlantic lines, and lead
ing Tourist Agencies, and will
make reservations without charge.
Write for Illustrated Circular
showing rates from Duluth, and
other valuable information. Is
sued by Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic railway. T. H.. LARKE,
Assistant General Pass Agent,
Duluth. MINI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
Especially For Ladies

Are those splendid compartment;
cars on the Burlington Limited
from St. Paul and Minneapolislto
Chicago. All the comforts Of
home, including an electric heater
for your curling-iron. When you
send for a railroad ticket, insist on
having it over the Burlington.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
DEVILS LAKE, INTER OCEAN, FRIDAY. MARCH 23. 1900

r. p. Merrick is suffering from
dyspepsia. ,s
The Stotts children are down
with chicken pox.
Slim Britton is visiting in Grand
Forks on business.
Mrs. Larson and Miss .McClory
drove to the Lake Thursday.
The Shee-K Knee club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Bert Mackey
on Wednesday next The topic
Twill BEEN Twain" s
81. Mackey, Sam Mac Key and.
Frank Madden are now on their
claims, better known as the Klon-
dyke settlement.
Geo. Dion, who was SO severely
Kicked in the eye by a horse. has
recovered from the accident, and
has full use of the member.
Misc Ross;o d.,,oh+or of M,
and Mrs, " Is M;1iar wbo has
been 80 seriously i'll with typhoid
there r. every nrosnact nov of har
recovery. =
clnh wish s. dist;nc.lv ,,nderstnoJ
that the first svllahla of' tba' scog.
nomen Of fheir .societv ia sneiled
| with q. douhle"a.,a' 1s.s, ~
Bert Aa;key has purchased
TIRES i horses |! aa,s from aaIl MI Ll,. Kllayley, and
s,makiinqg arrangements fora big
b,,stIar q. III y my W. y I
uu0s40 noll e0's hcuon
JudgesPPa t. rriilllysassumes ofa6;ce
with q library Of books Of all kinds.
some Of them dating as far back
las Blackstone's time. Ex-Judpe
Morgridge generously contributed
the side line.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
next Tuesday on the NJ. & hall.
for the completion of the charter.
It is important that all intending;
members be present, as the charter
must be completed by the 9th OF
March.
Tho shaoKnao o,,,h ho1a 49,
lost moet;no ~ ~ oi han ne ~ M SIeaf
Geno. After Kippling was taken
apart, the company INDUCED in
music, singing and partook of q
dainty lunch prepared by the hos.
tess, who is always a royal enter
taifer.
Eoana s+oar
aov;are a+tacL of7 n.rr "mo n raa
t;on SUNDAY "a now abla - s;+ ~
e. . wh;1a ~ % : I 4;ma 'Dt e. o.; up
was ~ attaoL that Re ~ 1 Tatba.
H. - ~ Do,;,. 81 o. .uo1
moned to the bedside OF the suffer-
er.
Robt. Cochrane. Of Dry Lake,
was seen in roval state "Wednesday
holding the ribbons behind his
beautiful draft team. Owner and.
team alike seemed proud Of the
new set Of brass mounted harness
with h;oh tanned collars-all tha
result -of last seasons bio and nro.
ftahla cron
=, -
Inc w. y; y. ". Will hold a
quilt SOCIAL the hrst week OF April
In the M. q M. hall. The quilt to
oe drawn Tor IS an artlstlc piece OF
soma 125 names naa+lv sawn ON IN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
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quite i'll at present. DR.. Wagar is
attending him.
Miss Anna Mason returned.
Wednesday to her home in Niagara
after a weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. D. @. Mcleod,
It is said that W. M. Pitt has
the land fever. He has been out
north looking over the country
for several days.
Spring has surely come. The
past few days have been warm and
sunny, the snow is all gone and
the roads are drying up fast.
T. A. Luros writes from Iowa
that the roads there are impossible.
He is tired of that country and
will return the first of the week.
There was a party at the Rebil-
lard home last Friday evening.
A number Of Crazy young people
attended and all report q jolly
time.
Several carloads of machinery
have been unloaded here this week.
The dealer reports a good demand
for all kinds Of implements this
spring.
Horace Parker returned from
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23

When you want your stoves
taken down or stored for the
telephone No. 6. Adams
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-23
Does your cave trough need
If so we can fix them
before the spring rains. Adams


Get your gasoline stove put
in shape for the summer now.
We do it right. Adams Bros.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

An Ordinance Prsyentins the Citi Eens
OF Lamar apd Other Persons from
Owning or HArboring Any Dog or
Bitch Within the Corporate Limits
OF SAID Town Without Paying Tax
Therefor.
RE IT ORDAINED hy the Board o, Trustee. az
the Town q Lamar, Colorado. IN tie a.=s-
ner following. tD-Eiti
SECTION J.. BE II ordained By the Beard %
Trustees of the town of Lamar CoIorasio, that
AM person ovntsg or harbotine any dos; OF bitch
WITHIN The eorporate limits OF said to~n shall
pA1 tax OF one ~ dollar per rear for each dog
90 owned OF hareOrcd. and the sum OF three (sl
dollars per rear for each bitch 50 owned or har-
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

Al Ordinance PrrysatiES Rsnszs
der The Agr 4 Sirsess q ia,
Age srug, Iumpiog q Cssazg
% Railroad TFhtns Nhls ~ =
Are IN M0ttor Wigki1 ~ C;rs'
Limits q ibs Iuas z Lag
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y tA.ss Ta<a - tssHatf, JaAas1.az a :
rsF fsers.raaaE sEssgf-
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psfsou Gsaius ttls ~ q sstsssu 80 Z y
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ti2s ise.tsa "A the eeE,sssatias . 49, 4
@saTxsssN H. 1has rsartht- Z 40
tsas a3Ns sess xFv A..fykI sifssss'a = $50
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szsE~ sssss ts5aiEiEse lbs ft1tafs-5 v - Z,
t-gaE.<r ru4aEissrste $40 sastA
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The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

ways u the T5Na = Lamar. PnoNers
Goauty, C.5iorstp. by RAilEss Coss.
Psnies, ey Their Assnss Of EsaPaeers,
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ssrs1tss AiSfasfs sN.zfss.se etfsrTs sf shs aoso
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s.st--t
sls-r1rs a. Ne railway eeassz7 hstl.r ~
I.asessssss tis rAsts q ssf u fssxt ta fsaEf-s.
k;s ituItt- - sks sald tgs1 - tssEssf. shai ~
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ass - tbs tFssrsfsa4 sSresss. AlehsAfs -
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- thx ststttsagH - - flEsssz Sslr.
trwtSht gsAe9 sssles - care sary-s tsisa
Fsrsasss htshssFs thcftv.safsSTS - IA kEy
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ss1ff9S HI AsY rAiiSsE sszEAzg - EsF
A<-Hf y acc ssst&efs. - sHss esss1fGey 49,
shall rsaAats ~ fEsss.ssss = ftss asSi .shnee
atssll ss3 Csc e ssn 10 &ssiArs fas s~~A Aad
snrrtssx IS. Tha, cr,iiaknee sAail take sss-ss
sas - IA tcsnz 4fsrs ~ ssgasAsgsai - tse ags
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The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

An Oniinsnce 70 Pre,s5t = =, :,
OF Driving and the Lai'-as S =, !
Uaisssi. and Profsi.as
Therefor.
pETT ORDAINED - ths Els7s 1. =
D Ris% 1asfa sf tsNmhrs .., -
sas-rsfsN 4. Ne Frtsna slaaA ~. ~. ! =
OF ot~v Aay az tho sirsa4A U q.
tiiasras sishsa the esssuursie us5is ..,-Is,
a I.aRsAF IN gse klrss 60 ftss-7's ',- --.ss-
a. fss4..ht r.sdAnErr siF Fssss1, ~
ofhs-rs. % Ftti4 Sr drive pGSa -
aslks u The tasn - LaE-aT, q, r,,..,..-ss 7
ra4-rsssx 10. No Pefs'e a =. -. - ! 4
Of tss4r Aast r@hicle stzhsirS .f5,as5
Ia tsll.sir strs-ss "a tbs iasa 2 -. =.
SEcFins Ilt. AHs I,~T-'a g Y ~,
- ssossyss-tsssl raf Ss,liAtins ang = = ~
"a tltis nxsslnAnrr shAll - -, - -. asI
pyt Issps than thfsr dollar s's
doiiAra TOT sFeb qsdaasss ..sEva-sf I
ssNsrrIsiS ~ Anos4aeths. : - ~ 20
sNssc.ss tnrsasisistcE, waih tl7
hsrsshs Fs,psAlrd. ,.-.-s q ~
ss-yfug 3. THIS utdil sc, = '.s-sl,1A|
and saks eject DE and aliSi y
the Lamar RESs.rIE -. - 4g
P1ssssss aad approved t'ls n LlrEisl
A %, 1900.
Attest H.P. SIR, Ii.
fsrALI Clerk aBd Ero7'a7''
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
ORDINANCES.

An Ordinance Establishing Town Seal.
DE IT ORDAINED by the Board OF Trustees
ID Of the Town of Lamar, in the manner fol-
lowing. towit:
SECTION l. A seal, the impression of which
shall be as follows: In the center the word
Seal and around the edge the words Town of
Lamar. Proves County. Colorado, shall be
and is hereby established and declared to be the
seal of the Town of Lamar.
SECTION IL. All attestations made to papers
issued under the authority of the Town of La
mar, with or without seal, previous to che pas
sage Of this ordinance arc hereby declared good
and valid. as il attested by the seal Of the
Town of Lamar, mentioned and described IN
Section of this ordinance.
SECTION Ill All ordinances or parts OF or.
dinances heretofore passed by the Board of
Trustees of the Town OF Lamar and Inconsistent
with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
]. T. LAwLEss,
Attest: II. P. SYP. Mayor.
TsEALl Clerk and Recorder
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

An Ordinances Regulating the Builaiag
ef Chimnsys and FiuSv ia the Bnsi
mess Houses. Dwellings and Other
Buildings Within the I.isalis ~ the
TpuE Oi Lamar snd Prescribing the
Heights The Same Shall be Buih
ADORE tho Roof - tho BEildla.ts
Wherein Constructed.
pE II ORDAINED - ~ Bssasa - Tra.,.,. -
th- feaa II LszaI. PFp~srs taznty. ts,if-
Falln- n ~ szsnErT fs,lle~tsazs tssSsts
sseEaas 4. fruEa saA sftss ss.- pet,l.eAissss
- tizis ORDINANCES !; sAAEi t~ npia4fai Ia say
pefs1a hssiftas us euastfpes6Es asy cAalsitqla9
of nas ~zghsa Nr upDu aa8 tssts assss hssao frsi.
dfzsee1 or either bsGlaius ssiEtn kha Ansiss ~
Asar fuSp q Lamar. Ia cqtstrSct tlss ssusa -
any lissfsial ashsr thaa hfick ~ iiltng. snd thr
ssfps 4; b 3akyors ipsiss ss.d ftsi s.isi ehiis.-
nj us hz~ shall ~xfessd ~ iszss s~s and Sas.
hzs g.sft fest Ahspe the fe<if q tiss lsutl.4iss
Sh-reia epas;ruets-4.
sEcEi1S IL All tssrsca. owning ssf ioasias
rrsl estate "a shu ,sswu q Lsiaar = sS uas have
sit1sisd ihsr~op. shall wtthia s8xsY tSff da3s
tfufa The IiasraEr EFr-sf, Il tarfE Shafsns5s aua
Hurs are bot Ynrtezi aesaFfit,.r IA, the
pforiss5sus ~ thi6 orai3pn5a.. halla zaa re@0n-
strEet tl4e ssntf 10 eoAfornity u the str~cttsts
ard EsTustaias1s hrrrof-
sEeTsqs Ill Any REPRESENTATIONS or failing
70 cs.fst,i{ with The provisions af tHss ord nance
shan he nssad in . som of aot irss than i've tSl
nor more fhAu ntiy iSei daiiars
sfcEioS ", This ordiusnes shall take effect
and y ~ toFes iron and s'tsr the expiration u
pss ps, asys frolz il -pahiis4iioE in iEs Lamar
Passed and approved Mag :, 800.
Attest; H. p. SIR. MSyor.
lsEALl Clerk and Recorder.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
An Ordinance to Restrain and Punish
Prostitutes.

An Ordinance to Restrain and Punish
Prostitutes.
DE IT ORDAINED bY the Board of Trustees
- Of the Town of Lamar. in the manner fol-
lowing. to-wit=
SECTION l., No prostitute. eouEteSsn or ieWd
woman shall ply OF show Ler ArocAtinn by
words signs actions, or In any manner Whist
soeyer, upon any street. avenue. alley, thorough
fare, or at any place within said town Of La
mar, or make. within the limits Of said town.
any public tneretricious display of herself.
SECTION IL. Amy person mentioned in this
ordinance who shah violate any OF the pruvis-
ions of said ordinance shall, upon conviction.
pay hne or penalty OF five dollars for the frst
violation thereof and of twenty dollars for each
subsequent violation ther1-of
SECTION III. All ordinances or parts of ordi-
nnnces heretofore passed by the board Of tru--
tees of the town OF Lspiar. and inconsistent
with the provisions of this ordinance. are hero
by repealed,
Passed and approved May .. 1906
J. r. LAvLEss.
Attest; ii 2. srP. Mayor.
tsEALl Clerk and Recorder.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

An Ordinance Providing for the Ap.
polntment of Certain Officers. De-
scribing their Duties and Regulating
Their Recompensation.
DE IT ORDAINED by the Board OF Trustees
of the Town Of Lamar. Colorado:
SECTION l. There shall be appointed by the
city council at the first meeting of said council
after the organization thereof In each year or
as soon thereafter as practicable. one attorney
one clerk, one marshal, one treasurer and one
police judge. who shall hold their offices re-
spectively for the term of one year and until
their successors shall be appointed and quail
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30
An Ordinance to Punish Intoxication.

An Ordinance to Punish Intoxication.
DE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Trustees
u OF the Town of Lamar, In the manner fol-
lowing to-wit:
SECTION /. No person shall be drunk or in
state of intoxication. in any highway, street
alley thoroasbfare or other public place, with
in the the limits OF the Town of Lamar. nor be
drunk and disorderly, or in q state OF intoxiea-
tion and disorderly, or under the influence OF
Intoxicating, malt. yiuous, mixed or fermented
liquors and disorderly in any private or public
place within the limits of said town. Aay per
son who shall violate any Of the provisions OF
this ordinance shall pay a fine OF five dollars
for the first violation thcruot. and ten dollars
for each subsequent violation thereof
SECTION II. Ii shall be the right. power and
duty OF town marshal to arrest OF cause 10 b.
arrested, with or without process, any persons
found violating any Of the provisions OF this
ordinance and commit such pcrseh in some
safe place within said towH or to the county
jail Of the County Of Prowcrs, until sober, at
which time. or as soon thereafter as may be,
such person shah he taken before the proper
officer TO be dealt with according TO law.
SECTION Ill. All ordinances or parts Of drdi.
nRnees, heretofore passed by the Board Of True
tees of the Town % Lamar, aud inconsistent
with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby
Passed and approved May =, Ioo.
J. 7. LAwLEss.
Attest: H. p. S1F, Mayor.
TsEALi Clerk and Recorder.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-30

An Ordinance Fixing the Term OF I'm
prisoument in Default Of Paying the
Fine or Penalty Imposed on Offend
ers
RE IT ORDAINED by the Board Of Trustees
- of the Town of Lamar. in the manner fol-
lowing, to-wit;
SEcTIoN /. ANY person upon whom any fine
or penalty shall be imposed under the ordi-
nences. or any part of them, of the town OF La.
mar. and who shall make default in the PAY
mont Of the same with costs at the rendition Of
the Judgment, shall be committed To the county
place as may be hereafter provided by the town
OF Lamar. for the incarceration of offenders
one day for each two dollars of sueh fine or
penalty and costs, providing. however such
person is not te be committed for more than
ninety days in any one case
SECTION H. Every person 50 committed IL
the same Is requested by the town attorney at
be required to work at such work or labor as
his or her strength will permit, within or with
out the place of his or her incarceration not
exceeding eight hours OF each working dAy
SECTION Ill. For the purpose OF carrying
ont the provisions of this ordinance. the person
having charge custody of such Offenders Is
empowered and authorized to use all reason
able and proper means to secure the work Of
SECTION ". All ordinances or parts Of artii-
nances heretofore passed by the board Of truS-
tees of the town of Lamar and In conflict with
the provisions Of this ordinance are hereby 70.
pealed.
Passed and approved May q, 1900.
J. T. LawLRss.
ATTEST NJ Z. S4P, Mayor.