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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15
Property Transfers.

Henrico-Wr. c. Camp and wife to VIM.
c. Leftwich. SO feet on north side of Wood
Street, near the head of Valley or Sew
enteenth Street, $500.
Sol Cutchins and wife to Tunstall
Banks, lots %. q. 25. 67, 6S. 50 and 70 in
plan of Shelton Park, IS.
E. NJ Iseftwtch E. l. Leftwich. A. L.
Leftwich and wife. Robert II. Leftwict
and wife, c. C. Wertenbaker and wife,
Lucy L. Bane anG D. L. Leftwich and
wife to Jas. Shaw. lots anG S, inclusive,
on Marion Hill. $50.
Ambulance Calls.
DR.. Harrison. of the ambulance depart
ment was kept busy yesterday answer
ing mostly sick calls. \. T. Evans mashed
his hand at NO. 20 Governor Street: Wal
ter Finnley was stabbed in the back near
the Second Station: Frank Savory mashed
his hand at Miller & Miller's on South
Sixth Street, and Emma Goldman ico1-
ored) was stabbed in the hand at the
First Station last night All We're treated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-15

II B. WALKER.
Ira Eic ManaG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
A PAL OF
KID VESTS
Thos. Helm Was Once a Col
Iege Student, Then a Grim
inaI, Now Insane

Thos. a. Helm. once an Alabama
college student. was arrested by Po-
lice OFFICER George Trip this after
noon, violently insane. when az
rested, he WAS wandering up the
Waterfront raising great disturb
Rncc. Ia the patrol wagon he had
10 be held Ia the seat by JuIlor Jonn
cofbets. A. the patrol wagon with
Helm N Il passed Police heAdquar-
tiers, Serkt. Powers recognized the
prisoner.
He was arrested here by Detec-
tive Jack Williams and myself, %
said the sergeant 20 a Star man,
Tuesday, Jan. So 1859. for burglary.
We arrested Helm. John Mcuowan
ana Geo. ChildH ali at the same time
Tor burglary. One Of the tohs ehArg.
ed against the trio was Max rag
ley's residence. At the tins We
found evidence 60 convict all three,
but IN the superior court Childs took
al the blame and got two years.
Mct'owau and Helm were turned
loose A few days later MCGOWAN
was arrested with the famous "kid
West, and both got eight years. Helm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

Don't put your purchase OF tsll the
last minute, for remember tonigh,
ends II. after which the regular
prices WIN be restored again. Coed
secondhand pianos from SCI up
Thoroughly reliable and fully war
rnnted nsw ones from ass. 800. szlf
up and some an low as fizT. New or
sans. small, from So for the regular
s1T ones to 81 and SIS for the SO and
800 styles.
This 10 indeed an opportune time "a
buy q piano or orgnn n you are de.
atrous OF saving big money. You
should not fail 90 supply your home
with n good Instrument now. fer. re-
member. we grant very easy terms
even at the present cut prices. On &C
count OF the remodelinr Of our store
and other reasons heretofore an
nounced. we are offering our entirs
stock OF '.chieksring a Sons. !" KIN
ball" weber," Apesse." ID. q
Johnston Co. !" whitney. -Hinse. .
and many other makes at the great.
eat bargain prices.
We ave left among others several
good. big. substantially built pianos
that will wear IA well as any inxtru.
ment made. and worth every cent o,
ts7s. and would ordinarily retail for
more by the average dealer. that we
VIII close out now AZ t7eT: IN solid
oak and mahogany fnish. Also q
few OF the hnndsomest and most ar.
tistically designed pianos ever carried
here, that would retail regularly for
considerably over $500. that win &c
now ut tses. and no greater value
was ever offered by any house East
or West. and nothing could be more
ornamental 20 a home.
ORGANISMS have new ones OF
the best makes. parlor style. with
beveled French plate mirror, eleven
stops. dividing couplers. la reeds
worth $50. now SIS others in proper
ton. Everything guaranteed 20 be
az represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL

The steamship Centennial, Cant
Conradi. II she sinlahea loading he's
cargo. viii leave for Iiiamna hay ints
this afternoon. She takes 300 tons OF
supplies. sco. $50 feet of lumber and
SOME horses for the Trans-AlaHkar
Co.
The asea nahIp Portland. Capt. Lin.
auiAt, has sailed for san Francisco
She has Els passengers. is6 Of whom
came down on her from Nome.
The transport Egbert went 20 tn
coma today 10 load coal, She viii
return here on Sunday 10 flniHh her
cargo.
The Puget stund Tugbcat Co.'S tug
Tatoosh went 20 QuartermRster' 4
harbor iast night. preparatory 10 go
tng into service on ths Columbia nv-
er. She will be used 10 tow ships
across the bar. IL IL understood that
she IL chartered by the Oregon
Railway and Navigation CO.
San Francisco liner waila waiia
Jeff today at l .. IN. She had isoo
tons Of freight and 100 passengers.
The next steamer 81 this tine 20 ar
rive L. the umatilla. tonight.
The steamship Centennial Capt.
Conrad. Is due 60 sail Tor Hanna
bay tomorrow At a. IN. She has a
cargo Of ieo.ooo fee, 81 lumber. teo
tons OF eoai. 10 sleighs and 90 head
OF horses. The hotses viii be load
cd at Port Angeles. where they have
been collected during the last month.
The steamer Dolphin VIII leave to-
morrow nlght for Lynn canal points.
The Chas, Nelson and City ~ To-
pska. scheduled TO sail. vii not get
away az they have not yet arrived.
They both have heavy salmon car
goee and are cleaning NJ The ship
menta from several eanneries, They
may have bean delayed aAso by the
fo9.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
WHAT DO YOU
THINK OF THIS?

Judge Griffin broke the local d.
vorce record today. Here IL the
Hat Of the dissatisfied ones made
happy
Herbert r.. Bartholomew from
Catherine Bartholomew: Lille john
con from Joseph Johnson. Ida Bun
ger from Fraak Burger.
Stella stump from G. y. Stump,
Florence 5. Martin from Charles r.
Martin. Lena ~. wismer from Floyd
u. Wismer. Fred ]. Anthony from
Mary J. Anthony; May Sinclair from
Fredk. J. Sinclair.
Mary r. wycoff from Rich
ard wycoff.
The case Of Eugene Gryanna
against Lydia Grynnna was contin-
ued for frTther testimony as TO the
fact Of desertion. Ten cases alto
gether. and Fall down but one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

We have not consumed as much time
In boasting Of our honesty during
the past two weeks Of very snimAs-
ed plano selling as some others.
prsferring 90 leave the scores of
people 10 whom we have sold dur
Ing this bargain period as wei al
the thousands upon thousands
Of patrons all over this
northwestern country during
the past twelve or more years.
spread the good news. believing
that the treatment received and the
values given them for their money.
have been such as 60 justify our an
iicipating their reply to all inquir-
les pertaining to our reputation for
fair dealing. to be o. a character to
merit their confidence Ia our pres-
ent assertions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
DANGEROUS
TO HEALTH

Ia n communication 20 tho board %
public works samuel Greene asks ne
boatd 20 rush tho construction OF the
sewer from MeKtiake avenue 10 aj.n.
ny way, thence on BELL street west TO
tho alley between Fifth and sixth
avenues The Improvement was re-
Gently ordered by council.
MI. Greene states that block U IN
Bells sixth addition IL now fun %
cesspoois and without opportunity 60
connect II With a sewer, The cess
pools are dangerous To- the health of
a large community and there IL much
complaint Mr.. Greene says there
have been dwellings ON that block Tor
seven or eight years and atm there
IL no sewer
The board VIII take the matter up
az once,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
DELAYS ARE
CALLED OFF
Council Street Committee Sets
Down on Time Extensions

The council street committee has
decided 10 reject the application o.
J. n. Taylcr Cor an extension ~
time 20 complete the grading of
Fourth avenue west from Highland
drive 20 blaine street the time ex-
ptred Oct. J, and a forfeit Of 50 per
day Is provided.
The board ~ public u erkS rwcon-
aaended an exsenslon OK time. The
actlun uf khs stfWwt eNumittse IA
therefore a direct stand against the
boards recommendation, II was
upon superintendent IAtties report
~ unavoidable dalAys that the board
recommended the extension ~ time.
AIf. f4ttle's explanations were evi-
IDENTITY not satisfactory 70 the com
snlttee. and II refused 10 CONCUR tn
the recommendation, holding that
similar requests were granted on too
flim<y causes. From now on II an.
apuneed that the best OF reasons
mast be given before any such re-
quests for further time IL granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
LECTURE ON LABOR

An illustrated lecture wa. given
l4st night al 80. Marks church by
Miss harriette A. keyser. secretary
q the Church association for the
Advancement 90 the Interests OF La
bcr. The views showed ideal fac
tory conditions. clean shops. sweat
shops and tenement houses OF 6if-
ferept kinds. Tue views are from
Photograph taken in London. New
York and Washington. -. C. At the
conclusion Of the lecture short ad-
dresses we're made b. Rev. Geo W
Buxxstle, Mr.. Mccartney. president
OF the Seattle labor Organization.
and John W. Pratt. A chapter %
the G. A. ! l. will be formed next
week At 81. Marks rectory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
CONTAGIOUS AND
WHERE THEY ARE

Contagious diseases reported 20
the health officers today we're a.
follows.
Pike street, diphtheitA. Rudolph
Aronson. aged years. as Ninth ave-
uue north. diphtheria. W, p, TeetH,
AGED I years. isgdia seventh avenue,
seariet fever. VIM. J.. Reid, 400 Mad
tson street. smallpox.
50 FAR this month there have been
a eases 81 contagious disease re.
ported, with five more days Yet to
run. There are % scarlet fever cas-
-. smallpox casea and Z dlphtherla
cases 50 far reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
THE MOLDERS' END OF IT

atlng With the Metal Trades assoei-
alton with a view 10 gaining thia end,
y. A. Mitchell 1ecrstary uf the
Metal Trades association. is we'll I'm.
preasrd with the molders' repre-
sentative ile said this afternoon
II have conferred with Mr., keonEh
on the strike situation lie Impressed
me most faNorahly and 1 believe II
anything - TO be accomplished he
can 90 H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
The First Days Sales Amounted ID
S68,500, and the Second An
Swelling the Amount -. Streets
Paved With Asphalt ---- Cement
Walks. Sewers Prices More Rea
SonabIe Than for Similar Lots
Unimproved, on the Second HH

the highest
previously history Seattle.
tssgOo
The purchasers among strongest most sucf
business me city.
Today Saturday giving pror.
carrying past marx
giving Of thsv
win be tomorrow
Every has asphan
quality base deep
walks, maps
and eight-nch
vicinity Capitol rave
walks Is tina u
per
levied for
walks u,os =
o a different story
Capitol completed ssev-
be levied.
Property Capitol improvements psa TO-
property neIghsorhod vs
improvements
Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Eshenn
improvements yet paid f
yearly insaments which VIII Increase the
improved Of paving eens
walks and with
passed in the city. offered prices below.
The margin for great
grounds constantly ri
win sy
thirty
This win electrical ~
shall completed.
MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY, liz COLUMBIA srafl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
POLICE PULL A
BLACK JACK GAM E

rAiroinicn Ryan. Hubbard snd
Mcclure last nlsht raided a black
Jack game that was running Ia the
rear "a Andrew Eftsman'H saloon on
Washington street. between occi-
dental avenue south. The game " ns
started shortly after dusk last even
ing. ana In anticipation ~ raid, a
very crude outfit was used. The
outfit was selxed. about so In mon
ey. ErAmAn was arrested aud re-
leased on $50 cash bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
Or. Haryey's Banquet

Dr. L. -. Harvey. superintendent
Of Wisconsin public schools, who
conducted the King county inEtl-
tute during the week, viii be tend
cred farewell banquet az the BUT
Ter this evening by the principals or
city schools and tho faculty OF the
state university
Next week Dr. Harvey and Su-
perintendent IlHrtranft viii con-
duct the snohomish county institute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
, A MlxED-UP CASE

A petition FOR a writ OF hAbeas cor
pus was aled today Ia behalf Of Geo.
y, Daniels. arrested at the demand 81
Carstens Bros. The petition In based
upon the fact that Daniels IL held on
a complaint In a magistrate court
at Dawson. out of tho jurisdiction OF
the United States. IL IL also alleged
that Daniels made n settlement at
Dawson with Christ Rartseh. the re-
preventative OF the irm at that place
and holds release In full from him.
Judge Bell ordered the writ to is
sue, returnAbie Nov. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

The strike situation In this city
may be modified before many days
by the molders woina back 10 work.
W. NeouFh, aecnna Vice prcsil az
OF the International Union OF Mold
srs. arrived Ia seattle lrom Troy n,
y. yesterday afternoon, NIT
Neough'S sole object la c0ming 20
this city Is 60 endcavor 20 set his mon
hack 20 work. aud he n now ncEou-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
TO-NIGHT'S THE
NIGHT

80 DOUBT HAS A BROAD AND
DIVERSE MEANING FOR MANY
BUT NONE MORE sfGNIFI-
CANT FOR CONTEMPLATING
PURCHASERS THAN THAT 1T
MARKS THE CLOSING or ID. s.
JOHNSTON COMPANIES BIG
ALTERATION AND CLEAR
ANCE SALE OF PIANOS AND
ORGANS. AND AT THE SAME
TIME vANIsHEs THE oProR-
TuSI1.Y TO NEARLY DOUBLE
YOUR DOLLARS IN THE PUR-
CHASE OF AN INSTRUMENT
AMY TINE BEFORE CLOSING
HOUR TONIGHT - SAY 1880
O'CLOCK - EASY TERMS OF
PAYMENT WHEN DESIRED -
ONE PRICE TO ALL ALIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
C. N. OIL co.
WINS ITS CASE
Judge TaIlman Refuses 10 Appoint
a Receiver

The Great Northern OIL Co. has
fiied anldavita by officers and stock
holders, resisting the application for
% receiyershlp filed n few days ago.
~. y. Mcclure. the manager, denies
the charge Of fraud and mismanage-
mcnt. and charges that the suit was
Instituted through spite. The Eecre-
tary. W. 4, Chapman. makes an am
davit containing "A tabuiated state
ment Of the receipts and disbufas-
mentE OF the company from it's inesp-
tion. several affidavits from stock
holders express eonndencs In the
management.
Judge Tallman heard the appiica-
and denied II.
=-sssz-=-=--~=--
LA ROCHE, removed to sli First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
Firsl Avenue Improvement

J, Lurle OF this city yesterday pur-
chased a lot al the corner OF First
avenue aud Virginia street, through
A. NJ. Springer, n real estate man
az this city The price paid was
fgo.OOO. Al present there u "a three
story lodsiuE house on the property.
but II N the new owners intention %
improve the buildings and eventual
w erect modern apartment house.
Miss Ada Miners. AGED IS years
died % 2s2s First avenue. last night.
The body Ia at Honney and Stew
arts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

then dropped out ~ sight, but that Ia
he going up the hill In the wagon
now"
Helm II the black sheep o. "A well.
to-do family Of Mobile. Ala. HIS
career ~ crime started when he be-
came broke IN Seattle. IA 1899, ana
IN ended now by insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
BUSINESS
WAS GOOD

The week on the avenue may be-
said 20 have been active for this sea-
son OF tins gar. Prices were held
up well by The Out-of-town demand.
Butter and eggs are Arm.
There Ia no change In potatoes and
other vegetables remain as quoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
A Pleasant Odlng,

Take advantage Of tho last nice
weather Tor n trip 10 the Navy Yard.
Boats leave Columbia Dock tomor.
row at ana 10 a. m, iii6. BIB. ti5'
and , ID. M. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

Mrne. Clare. 1s07 second ave. sx-
poets TO have arrive Monday a new
importation Of pattern hats that will
make the handsomest showing og the
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
VARSITY
WINS OUT

The fnsi score IN the Nash0n--
University of washington football
game. was ta 90 In favor OF tho
University team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
NOTICE 40 coNrRAcToRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that seAiss
bids will be received by the Couaes
OF the Town of Columbia. County =
King. State of Washington. untii W.
o'clock p. m. November 4. A. y. ivy
for the grading Of Ferdinand strvs ~
in said town. between the west IN.
of Noble street. and the center az
OF Letitia street. as shown py VI
profile on file with the CLERK OF 50.
town. Each bidder must name
lump sum for work complete, anu - 4
accompanied with ceruned ens s.i
for three per cent. OF the Va ~
amount bid, TO be forfeited 10 =.
town OF Columbia I'm case the W ss
cessful bidder fails to enter tnto 80
contract within five days after wv
award OF the contract to him,
The council reserves the right TOT
feet any and all bids. ~
Dated this cath day OF octoeef' =
FRANK II. CONVICTION.
Clerk OF the Town OF Columbus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

For the most words made out Of IF
y. Elliott, opticinn." Letter 20 he
used In word only as often az ~ oc-
ours IN phrase. No proper names.
BIO iIeusay Bldg, "a and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

Witter Springs Medical Water
cures rheumatism, eczema and all
blood and skin diseases. A. drug
Rista or 1910 First avenue. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
FOR CHARITY

The Seattle IIedsFkranx society.
composed OF 0ermnu- American rexl-
Gents OF the city. viii give a conc~xt
End bail week from tomorrow even
fnx at oermanta hail. The singers %
the society have been rehearslng Tor
the past few weeks and a good pro-
gram has been arranged. The society
Il giving the entertainment for char
liable purposes. The proceeds VIII
be donated 20 fund 10 be used to
give Christmas dinner TO the poor
and destitutz in Seattle.
A musical program win be render.
I'd BY Iseuhen's orchestra and the
I.iedsrkranz viii xive an opera called
An Adventure Of Handel" or The
Power Of song" The cast ia COM
Hn4a.d ~ ncaIl hrifsarr, nln,s-.ra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

Walt Graham, ff-ycar-old what
conn boy, has been missing from that
city since Oct. ~ The boys moth
<r Ia now In Seattle and has asked
the assistance Of the local police TO
help her find him Mrs. Graham
does not know what tempted the boy
to run away from h0fne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

Become Interested with fnter-state
Fisheries Co. Greyhound Dock. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

For Millinery Suits snd C'ioaks call
on NJ. .. Peaae and Johnson Co. Iies
second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

DIdEsTs PERFECTLY. PURE.
WHOLESOME AND INvIGoRAT-
ING. TT HAS ONLY GOOD RE-
SUITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26
The
.Chinanan
Said

AFTER DRINKING A BOTTLE OF
COLOGNE UNDER THE IMPRESS
SION THAT TT WAS SOMETHING
GOOD. ME NO LIKE MEXICAN
DLINK; HIM WALKEE SIDE
WAYS ALLEE WAY DOWN"
SOME BEERS PRODUCE THAT
SAME FEELING. BUT THERE'S
ONE DOESN'T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-26

Two dozen half pint bottles de-
nvered 20 any part on the city.
p'O0. Telephone, Rainier 30.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-06-05

Gil in matters pertaining to the better
ment and Improvement of the financial
affairs Of the City, and shall also exam
inc all claims against the city before the
same shall be allowed, and shall report
thereon To the Council their approval or
disapproval with such explanations or
recommendations rs they may deem
proper; and shall perform such other
duties as may be imposed by ordinance
or the orders Of the Council.
The Committee on Streets and Public
Property shall keep itself advised as to
the condition of all public property of
the city, the condition of the sewers,
roads, streets, alleys, public thorough
fares and sidewalks within the corporate
limits Of said town, and shall report
from time to time upon such matters as
may BIZ referred to II by the Council,
and subject To the Charter and Ordinan-
ces Of the city and shall have general
charge and supervision Of all public
works, streets, alleys, sidewalks, sewers,
and public places OF the town, and shall
perform such other duties a. may be inl-
posed by Ordinance or order Of the
Council.
The Committee on Fire and Water
shall have general charge and super
vision Of the Fire Department of the
town and tn" buildings and equipments
appertaining thereto and shall perform
such duties as may be imposed by ordi.
nance and shall report from time to
time upon such matters as may be re-
ferred to II by the Council.
The Committee on Health and Police
shall have general charge of matters
pertaining to the Police Department Of
the town and shall especially see that
the laws Of the town are properly en-.
forced. II shall likewise keep Informed
~ to the sanitary condition and health
Of the town, and shall from time to time
recommend to the Council such meas
ures ~ may be deemed proper for the
betterment Of the health Of the inhabi-
ants thereof.
Section .. That Ordinance No l, New
Series, Of the Town of Sumpter, ap-
proved March 10, 1900, continued in
force as an ordinance Of the City Of
Sumpter Ike and the same IL repealed.
Passed the Council this Goth day Of
May 1901.
+. l.. MANNING,
Recorder Of the City Of Sumpter.
Approved May 70, 1901.
J. II. RoBBiNs, Mayor.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-06-05
ORDINANCE NO lO2.

An ordinance defining the duties and
fixing the compensation Of the re-.
cortier Of the City Of Sumpter, and
regulating proceedings In the Record.
er's court therein and repeating or.
dinance No 2, New Series, Of the Town
Of Sumpter, entitled, "An ordinance
defining the duties and fixing the COM
pensation Of the Recorder of the Town
Of Sumpter, Baker County, Oregon and
regulating proceedings in the Record
er's Court therein, and repeating Ordi-
nance No 2 entitled, "An ordinance
defining the duties and fixing the com.
Pcnsation of the Recorder Of the town
Of Sumpter, and regulating proceed.
ings in the Recorders Court, and Or
dinance No ~, Entitled, San ordi-
nance amending Sections I and Z of
Ordinance No 2 entitled "An ordi.
nance defining the duties and fixing
the compensation Of the Recorder OF
the Town Of Sumpter, and regulating
proceedings in the Recorders Court.
Tns Cry Or SuMprsR DOES ORDAIN As
Follows:
Section I. The Recorders style of
office, whether acting as recorder or
clerk, shall bc Recorder of the City of
Nu"p'Ns' ~ S""si NVVp VVoleT TcVoTur
and books of account, showing all his
official acts and doings, all moneys or
credits due from or To the City Of S,imp-
ter, all warrants drawn on the Treas
urer of said city, and all warrants re-.
deemed with the amount Of redemption
money, all cash paid to or by said City
so that balance may be struck ut any
time; and he shall keep and preserve
all books, papers and documents of the
city unless otherwise provided for by
the Charter ar Ordinances Of the City.
lie shall be present and act as clerk
ut all meetings of the Council of said
City and shall keep book in which he
shall substantially set down the pro-
ceedinss Of said meetings, which said
book shall be known ~ the Council
Journal. lie shall preserve and file
In his office all original ordinances.
Section ?. The Recorder Of the City
Of Sumpter shall be required to give u
bond to the City Of Sumpter in the sum
Of One Thousand Dollars ttlOOOl con.
ditioned for the faithful performance
and discharge Of the duties Of his said
office.
Section 3. In all acts for the violation
Of any city Ordinance. the process is