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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
GROWN MILL BURNED.
Well Known Milling Company Suffers
a Severe Loss.


The first severe loss by fire that has
occurred iu SocOrro for some time was
suffered by the Crown min company
last night, says the Chionain AZ
about ~ o'clock the persistent footing
Of the mill whistle followed by the
firing OF guns and ringing OF the Gre
bell aroused such citizens as kept
early hours The fro was quickly
located and o. was alsl quickly seen
there was but little ohpe of saving
the property from severe loss 10 not
from total destruction. As n resulted.
however, only tho main part of the
mill was destroyed. the store roora
and engine room remaining practically
intact
The Gre originated ON the second
floor urub4lI. from "a hot box Boz One
OF thu piece Df machinery. This was
followed br uu explosion wh'ru not
only did considerable damage ir Itself
but douhuu had tho effect of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

huu. Ferdinand LuWenthal. of Albu.
lHprQuc. has been appointed com
missioner 60 represent tho bureau oi
lmM grafton I'm Buffalo whore ho will
have charge Of tho distribution OF pam.
pilots concerning the resources NJ
New Mexico Tor the iuroau "a lmmi.
grafton Mr. luwenthai o. already In
New York aud viii go 10 Buffalo soon
and will ho there part of the time this
summer Hc viii receive mo- romuuer.
alton hut gives HTS time frc, Of
charge. a large consignment of bu.
rcau of immigration literature. con.
slaiing ut pamphlets Un the climate Of
New Mexico. ON its mlues aud mineral
wealth. un horticulture and agrlcui
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
vlAoucr CONTRACT.
q. L. Rogue and James Mecoriston
Get Slices

y. L. Rogue and James Mecoriston
Get slices.
Messrs y T.. Iogue and James Me.
CouistOu have been awarded con.
tructs by the Missouri Valley Bridge
and Iron Works GO do the cXcavating
and hlling necessary. az well as laying
The suhstructure aud masonry ON the
Coal avenue yiaduct across the Atchl.
son. Topeka a Santa b. tracks. Tho
detail plans have not been received.
bat the gentlemen are in receipt of
telegram in which 10 rs stated that
the plans will reach Albuquerque
Tuesday Upon the arrival 81 the
plans work will be- commenced This
means that with tne current week the
yladuct viii be under way Il ls ux-
pVCtod hy the contractors that their
work will be- completed by or about
tae tirst OF July. The contract has
been placed In good hands. both par.
ties being In the front ranks OF their
respective professions and The CHI.
zen Us pleased 10 be- able % announce
the awarding Of the contract 10 resi-
dents of this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

The high school teachprs and pupils
/ 90 the number ~ los ar, cnioyIne "a
pleasant outing az Whitcumbs camp
| The party left the city az @ o'clock
this morning.
John g. Harper. cigil engineer. b. IN
the city from Santa Fe He is going
20 Iuni pueblo 10 inspect the watcr
supply with m" expectation OF build.
INK large irrigation works Tie is ac.
companiod by Mr. Walter Graves. OF
Washington Inspector Tor the interior
department. who win report 30 thc
government the necessity OF better
water supply for the Zunl indians
Prof III Mauro. tnc vol known mu.
stefan. whose exquisite violin music
has So frequently been ncaru az pub.
llc and private entertainments in this
city. is arranging Tor a grand concert
10 be given AT Colombo hail the ever.
ing ~ the Fourth of July An orches
ira Of twelve pieces has been organ
lied and viii present q program that
viii suit all tastes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

a rCrIt issue az the Tucson star
says itCv Thomas HARDWOOD. OF the
Methodist Episcopal society. is Zoo the
ci.v from Albuquerque. having rlum
.d from 20 rip to Mexico Row. Har.
wood ls engaged in missionary work
among the Spanish people ~ Arizona.
sew Mexico and tho northern prov.
uc,a of Mexico. iln recently ostau.
lishcl % Methodist society 90 Nacl.
the new town on the border. which o.
pre- idci over hy a spanish minister.
AZ Ia Canansa Roy Harwood recently
did mlsDinOnarr work and became lu.
terestei in the great mining camp
which has recently sprung IN"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
First OH Well.

The contract for boring the FIRST well
in tho Cooks Peak fields has been
closed hy the ~ Paao OH aud Goa
company aud the firm OF Hale a Sc
Eulnnc. Of Tucson. experienced dril
lorsi who formerly operated in the
Ohio ana Pennsylvania oil fields. have
been secured by the company The
machinery has been sent for and will
b" transported az once 90 Drming and
within thirty days the first well will
be- under way.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

sc polomas Hot Springs. in Sierra
county. yesterday Jose 1mulo wal
shot and Instantly Riliod by Jose Mo
lima. who had suddenly became iu
zane a shot gun was used AMI Tho
load entered Truiillos bead almost
Ecycrlng 10 from the body. Molina
was arrested aud takou to rlulsboro
and placed In iall. where ho lB stul
q rnying maniac. lc dcciarps be- has
started in go kin as Mcxicuul and all
poor Americans"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

Adjuiant General w. 70 Whitemnn
received from Major p Van Patton q
large aud very good picture OF the re-
cepuon given President Mckinley az
Dcmihg ihc president is in the act
of speaking aud tho only other DER.
sons ON the ear platform are Governor
Otcro ana shonH o. s. Hubboll al his
side, and Hon % Is. Rouoy and Dis.
trist Attorney d. C. Abbott a little Go
.e rear Now Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
nIslrlot cnnrin

Circuit court convened M socorro
this mornInr and There are several
Albuquerque attorneys Doe Attendance.
judge H. w. Parker opened the
otero county cont at Alam0gordo this
morning
The Sierra county court viii con.
vcnc 40 Ilil!fboro ON the Grst Monday
la Juno. Judge Parker prOsianE
70 is understood that arrau mauts
hrye boon made Tor the holding OF
court Ice Luna county on the thifI
Monday iu juno. Money has been
raised tn dcfray She expenses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
santa Sc Memnrlal nnv.

Preparations FOR the celebration OF
Memorial day are being made by Carrie.
ton post q. A. r.. Of Santa Fe on May
3D. John =. Victory post commander.
was appointed chairman Of the com.
mittec in charge W s. Fletcher. sec.
Rotary, Colonel George " knaebcl.
treasurer and Colonel j. Francisco
Chayos. marshal Of the day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

a crowd of upcountry anti Ojeru
administration republicans iourncyod
down 60 III Pas0 for the purpose OF
seeing President Mckinley and pro
testing against the present executive
re-appuintmcnt The president re-.
piled thst he could not consider such
"A matter while on his trip as he had
determined TO take rest and give
no attention whatever 10 business un-
al his return TO Washington lt might
be- added THAI Governor Otcro will I'M
douhtcdly succeed himself in spite OF
the efforts which are being made 60
displaco him Silver city lndepond.
eut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
ORGANIZING ron srAreAoop.
C. c. Hall Visited Alamoqordo and
Talked Statehood and Fair.

G. c. Hall Visited Alamoqordo and
Talked Statehood and Fair
O. g. Han who is member of 'hs
executive committee of the territorial
ilIr, Ia maFing q tour ~ the south u
ulJ OF the territory nud stopped m
..aWugOrlp "wednesday. say. tho sd.
y.rtiEar Mr. UnU o. engaged iu form.
lns organizations n the prurrlI
t.Hna tu work Iu tho Interest," OF ttltn.
hood Tor NrW Mexico and Co scgl Role.
satHH tO q statehood convention which
Ie tp hu held boz AlbuQuprqun during
The fair Mr HAN inter- we'd tho
business men ana ritiypra Generally
and found them favorable tp Ich ON
urgauizntiun AZ lO.3O ocloCN THURS.
day % meeting was held "a @. ~.
SclplOs hardware store to t1ke ftop1
.u Che matter and quito o. uImbos uf
hu mess mrn were present AftJr Nr
Hall had stated the object of the moet
.ur ur iTyan was chosen , mroaty
chairman and q. g. Seiplu temporary
secretary aftCr which ~ was decided
Goo form r. permanent organization. On.
uthun Otcro county to representation
Lac tho territorial statehood oonton.
ton. After motion 90 This CncCt had
been made and carried ~. A. Haw.
kius was chosen chairman and vs.. o.
slaughter secretary of the permanent
organization
a strong effort viii Boo made to ep-
cure the attendance of n large number
LOT United Sntos senators and repre-
sgntotNcs nt Che territorial fair in
order That they may he l.tf"r inform.
Cl ol New NpflCu'H guH H.tatans Tor
statehood and for this i,aror a $500.
riM effort |ill h0 maIC .J Gar urpaHs
all previous Efforts n displaying che
numerous and extensive resources Of
On, territory Oirro county. Mr Han
urged HhuuiI not hc behind aus Coun.
ty .u tho territory he the variety Of
resources displayed Goa this occasion,
Hct hich is apparent
Mr. Hal le0 Thursday Cor White
Oaks. where Dee viii cndonvor to iu-
forest the citizens of that place ia %
imiar organization
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

Cornelius r. Jordan and Robert m.
wood N Las Cruces, and W. D. Fowell
y y brown, John T.. Dyer. Ir.. and Z.
n, Bucklcf of on paso. nled incOrpor.
alton papcrs for The New Mexico Min.
lhg aud Petroleum company Capital.
t'OoOoo. headquarters. va paso.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
LuNA COUNTY
The Future 10 Bright With Promise
OF Prosperity.

Luna county ls destined 90 bp very
good county II has an excellent set
Of officials. appointed boy Governor
Otor0, and therefore the hrst requisite
Tor being "a good county is huod. II
win have plenty of taxable property.
10 coutaipB the following railroad mile.
age southern Pacific 90 miles. santa
fo railway no miles. iI5 miles alto.
Eoihor When the nlsboo and El Paso
railway shall have hopa completed
and 10 % believed thla viii Boz done
within the coming y,ar. the county
viii contain giXty.hye miles more OF
railroad. This Is an broad guagn Rnd
therefore VIII be assessed at the rate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

General Superintendent White Of
the railway mail service az Washing
ton has notified postal clerks through
out the country of tho establishment
OF Luna county. New Mexico contain.
ing the offices az Columbus. Cooks.
lNhnI- Owning OnEr and Mutt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
EsposItlon Cnmm.nninn

Governor Otcru has appointed
Ivan Grunsfcld Of Albuquerque. a
COMMISSIONS for this territory to the
Pan-Americau exposition at Buffalo in
plncl nf J. y snInl. fesIEnoh.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

nsting time at no distant date alou
she lIno of the Rock island. which is
now building about sixty Eve miles
from here a large number of Italians
nave been shipped iu to work ON tho
liu' and many natives are also co.
fnKod Race trouble has begun and
huth Sides are armlug themselves
When the trouble viii come Co "a cli
max no one can tell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
ANOTHER KILLING.
Tobo odem Shoots a Native on His
Pecoe Ranch

"wednesday morning. Tobo @ ON.
one OF the most substantial ranchmen
ot the liagerman country. came 90
town aud notified sheriff Higglns that
he killed Mexican sheep herdor ON
his ranch east OF the Pecos ana near
the spring Mound yaloy neighborhood
NE sherin accompanied by Mr.. Odem
went down to ilagerman ON the aftor,
noon Train. and with the Justice of
the peace drove out to the scene 0f
the killing and held on Inquest Mr..
pdem states that this Mexican had
been holding his herd on Odenl's ranch
ana watering them nj his tank not
WllhHihhdipg innumorahle remon
hitances. ON "Wednesday morning he
went out 10 the ranch and found the
MOCK az sheep again ON his grass aud
ordered the hordcr 90 take them on.
lhih was refused and some words had
PASSED when the Mexican attempted
10 got his Winchester. which he had
strapped ON hia back. but Odem was
roo quick with hia revolver ANA shot
the Mexican dead Roswell Hocord.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

New McNico. was in the city Saturday
evening. leaving the next morning fUI
clayton tu make an official visit Go tno
lodge there Saturday be- VIII organ.
izc lodge of the order 90 Springer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
SENTENCED 10 HANG.

Jose Maria Rivera VIII Hang at Lin.
coin, June ~.
Jose Maria Rivera. convicted OF the
murder Of Josc Loaf. was sentenced
hy Judge ID. H. Mcmillan. az Lincoln.
20 hang on June ~. This is the arm
sentence 90 hang in Now Mexico since
New Year and the twelfth conviction
Tor murder Justo Salas. an accessory
was sentenced 90 three years be- tho
peuitcntinry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

The Cherokee and Pittaburg Coal
and Mining company notified Terrific.
rial Secretary j. W. Rayn0lds that ID
has appointed v. H. TWitchell its Sow
Mexico agent with headquarters at
Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
OFFICIAL NOTES.

Notary Public Appointed-Ncw Post.
nastcra-New interpretations.
Governor Otoro appointed John T..
Grover OF Cooks, Luna county. a no.
tary public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

have been suffering from dyspop.
sla Tor the past twonty years and have
n'en unable after trying all propara.
lionH ANA physicians Ca get any relief
Aitet taking one bottle OF KOdol Dys.
pepFia Cure I found relief and am
now in better health than have been
for twenty years. can not praise
kodol Dyspepsia Cure too highly"
Thus writes Mrs. G. w. Roberts. North
Greek, ARK. Cosmopolitan Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

trDsual, Otcro count VIM. ORcilly
vice Josephine WOODEN resigned, Sal
phur bornalillO county VIM. e. Mcy
cra. vice George W. Bixlnr resigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
Feunht fnr ais Lite.

MY father and sister both died OF
consumption. writes j. r. Weather.
wax, 81 Wyandotte. Mich. "and I was
saved from the same frightfnl fate
only by Or Kings New Discovery.
An attack Of pneumonia left an nbatin
ate cough and very severe lung trou.
DIE, which an excellent doctor could
not help, but a few months use OF this
wonderful medicine made me as welt
ns over and ! gained much in weight.
iuiallihlc for coughs. colds and an
throat and lung trouble. Trial bottle
Irro. Guaranteed bottles at soc and
Nl-uu nt J. ~ O-RIully a Coz.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
Cara

To the citizens of Albuquerque
The members OF q. X Warner Post
| q. a. A.. and tho w u. G. being do
iruus ut making This tho coming Ne.
mort Day one OF Interest and long
iu hp remembered los both Young ana
Ild tine committee of arrangements
are doing everything iu their power 90
nayo every detail as perfect as they
can. and carried out according Co pro.
gram They have decided to present
two s'lftn Haas ono 90 the ward or
pIhlic school under tho Jurisdiction OF
/ tho hunrd of education OF this city
which turns out the largest percentage
" their enrolment on Memorial DAY
the other tu Doe given 90 the school
outside of the public schools which
turns ont the largest percentage Of
enrolment un that day the latter In.
Diudra the indian school and the Cath
Ole schools. They do this as an Ia.
rDntlNe 20 encourage the young Co
turn out and help do honor 10 the
men who gave up their lives % pre-.
serve this the best nation ON earth
aud give an object lesson which can
not better be- taught in any other way
ln order Go carry out our plans We
need some money our finance com
mlttce. Mr itawley AIRS. johnson and
Mrs. Ballou. will call on the citizens
TOT contributions tu dCfruy the nCcrs
sary cNponfC1. give as libemay az
You can q FUN report of receipts ana
expenditures will be- Published
This is the peoples day. as well as
the q a. RS and we are glad 10 state
that The city council granted us ma.
t'Iiul help iH all we asked uf them
Most on of the old soldiers are poor
and unable 60 bear these expenses
alone aud We do not believe the clti.
gems az Albuquerque expect us to.
zee expect tu have seats Tor an the
children. und AN tbc people as far as
pp Hihln. act us make he glorious
DAY and do honor tu those who made
this land what % o. to-day -unr coun /
tfN ono lag from ocean tu ocean
from thr lakes Co tho gulf and across .
q " deep seas Whore our auldiers .
have once planted old Glory lee h nov. F.
rr h' tukon down
IA EIKI Anna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
Letter LIST.

Following ls n lisa ~ letter. remain.
ing uncallod for In the postonico az
Albuquerque Now Mexico. for the
week ending MAY rs. 1901
LADIES LIST.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

ture ON ita mineral SPRINGS. ON stock
raising. etc. have been sent him for
use at che exposition Mr. Lowonthal
deserves the thanks Of the people Of
Sew Mexico for his unsclH.h work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
C A 7 A q q II
A Constitutional Affection.

sprnys, washes. powders saves. medicaiel
tohacco ani cigarettes however long and posistcuily
~ , go h'i e1ir l1.uh They rclic.c temporarily
the inflammation in thc throat ana uose. and er-i
Yna To breathe 'nurr ,.i'F aud freely hut o. com.
tnnal rush oi impure lnul 90 these parts ke.rs up
the irritation tui ultimately produces liberation ol
the glands. when the breath becomes exceedingly
Offensive aud thc -oi bones o the nose are r.gucrtl,
dc-uoyel Ihe cll-nL-l Inflammation cNt-ul- .A.L
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

Blachoot Idaho. MAY I7.-Gcorge
y Golden. grand master og Masons az
Idaho, med suddenly al Idaho Falls to.
day of neuralgia Of the heart.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

contractor MunsOn viii nuiid a new
stairway tO tho building on Railroad
avenue occupied by the San jose Mar.
ket.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

1 had Catarrh 40 bad was entirely
ueAi Pa cno ear, and al tho inside
hlouThrd on Tho phvsicinna r,y,o
iln up GO ipenrhhlo. determined 40
~ p 70 o., nnl began a. Improve al
At seem. 20 cot at tho seat III
.ttoNlHi r attar n few weoka'
tlu''Ht 4 wAs entirely cured, ana
va ln snvon Nchra haVG had
e.tn 90 $40 disease. MRS JOSH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
J. w EDWARDS.
E $ SLOWER
MRS j NJ MOORE.
MRS MCDONALD.
4 CLARK
Lowenthal at Buffalo

committee of Arrangements Tor q. A.
u and w. n, G.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
CIRCUIT COURT
HAS AUTHORITY
An Important Opinion
by Federal Appeal
Justices.
Territory Of Hawaii Is Subject
to Their Jurisdic-
ton.

Judges Morrow, Hawley and De Haven.
sitting as the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals. yesterday handed down an
opinion sustaining the decree In favor of
libelants In the United District Court of
Hawaii In the case of J. s. Low and John
Piltz VS.. the wilders Steamship Company
and the steamship Claudine.
The suit in admiralty was brought In
the District Court Of Hawaii to recover
damages for loss of cargo and personal
belongings caused by a collision between
tia steamer Claudine and the barkentine
William Carson. wherein the Carson was
sunk.
The appellees contend that this court
has no Jurisdiction over an appeal In this
case for the reason that there Is no pro-
United States Circuit Court Of Appeals TO
entertain appeals In admiralty from the
District Court of Hawaii. Appellees con-
strue the law as making no provision Tor
appeals from the District Court except
when acting as q Circuit Court. and that
admiralty there is no manner" of allow
ing an appeal In admiralty from that
court.
In rendering its decision on this matter
the court says that the Jurisdiction con-
ferred over the Appellate Court Is general
AMI comprehensive and such construction
as is here contended for would defeat the
appellate Jurisdiction of the Circuit Court
OF Appeals. In nearly all cases arising In
the District Court Of Hawaii, since the
Circuit Courts Of the United States have
jurisdiction with the District Courts In
but few cases.
. The court then went into the case on its
waiian court against the Wilders Com
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
Foresters OF America.

Owing 10 the inclemency OF the weather
on the 26th OF October the Foresters' new
hal II Watsonville was only informally
dedicated 10 the order OF Foresters OF
America. but the bail that had been ar
ranged for the evening OF that day was
given and the grand march was led by
Grand Chief Ranger John Heenan and
Grand Chief Companion Miss Alice Tcou-
let lie function, great success. was
under the direction OF H. A Peterson
floor director. and the following members
Of committees: r. p. Quinn. Z. Z. Peck
ham. 4. B. Letternich. J. Fay. A NJ
Martin, A: Z. Rogge, 5. {. Rodgers ard
Il. E. Rodgers.
Court United States Of America is or
gan.z.rg minstrel club under the leader
snip OF T. :. Leonard. This court VIII
give & banquet, social. entertainment and
whist party in Oakland on the night Of
the 18th inst.
On the night OF the LIST inst, the men,
be-s Of Court Inter Nos, as Inter Nos
Cub. gave reception 10 p. II. Coyle, one
CT It's members, who is a candidate for
County Clerk.
Hiram Pond. Mayor OF HolIster. has
been elected chief ranger OF Court San
BelitO-
On the 18th OF October Court Mokelumne
initiated fourteen candidates. Past Grand
Chief Ranger &. p. Rendou and several
grand officers were present.
On the night OF the 5th inst q court to
work IN the French language will be in
sttIuted IN Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-05
ASK FOR WATER
SUPPLY OFFERS
Supervisors Call on Com
panies to Submit
Proposals.
Bill Introduced to Create
Board of Examining
Engineers.

The Board OF Supervisors adopted a
resolution yesterday. calling on the Spring
Valley Water Company, the Visitacion
Water Company and all other persons.
hrns or corporations having for sale wa
ter supplies suitable for San Francisco to
place valuation or their properties The
lowest bid will be voted on, together with
tie scheme TO bring water from the
IGolumne River as reported upon by the
Board Of Public Works.
The resolution directing the Board OF
Works 10 prepare plans and estimates for
new schoolhouses. sewers and g hospital
preparatory TO submitting the PROPOSE
tions 70 vote of the people in Decem-
Der. was adopted
The ordinance prohibiting the erection
OF poles unless properly painted and re-
curing them TO be located at least forty
feet away from lamp posts was deferred
one week. The Mayor cailed attention TO
an existing ordinance forbiddiug poles TO
be maintained at all.
- The ordinance extending the Sunset
sewer from Army street 10 its outfall at
an estimated cost of $4,000 was deferred
one week, but Will be passed at the next
present
The repaying OF Valencia street, be-
tween Market and Eighteenth. at a cost
OF s2S,SS0 and the establishing OF grades
on kentucky street were ordered by ordi-
nances.
The ordinance providing for the ap-
pertinent OF a board OF examining engi-
neerS 10 license engineers OF portable and
stationary steam engines and boilers was
referred 10 the Police Committee.