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The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
Z. NJ. HEWLETT, ATTORNEY.
In the Supreme Court Of the District otColambi
the 9Th day OF September, 1891,
Non. zy7 Equity Doc.5o

John 7. Thornton
vs. EkO.12, zs7 EQully DOS.o'
Ida ThOTtOn
on motion of the plaintiff, by r, NJ. Hewlett
his solicitor, II IS ordered that the defendant
Ia Tborton. cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the hrst rule day Uc@2TElnE
forty dsvs after this day; otherwise the cause
vjlI be proceeded with az in case OF default ne
object 0i this SUIT Is TOT divorce from the Donu
- r7srriage on the ground Of dc5cTtioa. ThIl
order is to be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and Washington Bee, ouce a week
for three consecutive weeks.
Bv the Court, T. H. Anderson, Hstlts, etc.
True Copy Test, J. K. Young, Clerk etc.
By II. A Clancy. Assistant Clerk, etc.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
Captains of High Purpose.

Let timid sailors hOmeward fare.
Let feaTsOme phOphets cry ''aIacki"
When captains of high purpose dare,
There is 10 turning back.
Fhe charm Of irCireCtiOa lures ~
The fOtsam drift on ocean wide -
Adventures, whose hope endurss
Just to G change OF tide.
But. here and there. there san liie's seas
Stout hearts that strive 10 weather all;
Nor stormy doubt nor calm long ease
Their faith shall overhaul.
Frank WalcOtt HUT, in Success =
The Washington bee., 1901-10-05
THo~As L. JoSEs, ATTORNEY
7, tbs sunr.me Court Of the District of Columbia
the z5th day OF September 1891.
BENJAMIN r. Petway
, no. p, 34Z Equity DOCs So
Mary Petway

Mary Petway
On motion oftle complainant, by Thosas L,
TOnrs his solicitor, il IS ordered that the deien'
dant Mary PetwaYs cause her appearance 10 ne
entered herein OF before the FIRST rule DAY oc-
curing fortv dayYafter this day; otherwise the
Cause will be proceeded with as in case Ofdetault
The object OF this suit IS 10 secure decree OF
divorce from the defendant on the ground OF
desertiou. ! his order Is TO he published IN the
Washington Law Exporter and the Washington
Bee once a week for three successive weeks
prior to said Tul day.
By the Court z. +, Bingham Chief Justice, etc
True Copy Test J. R, Young, Clerk, etc.
ByM. A. Clancy, Assistant, Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
DEATH OF
DR.. REEVES

DIR. Powell Reeves died In his
apartments at IFS Yealsr way last
evening Of blood poisoning. from
which he had suffered for some time.
He was taken III two months ago
and has been confined 10 his bed al
most continuously ever since.
DIR. Reeves was born Ia seymore.
Ind, In issa. ana graduated from the
Electric Medical college az Cincin-
natl In 1850. lie afterwards took a
post graduate course In the univera-
ity OF Indiana. lie became a special
lst and has pracsiced hts profession
all over the United states
During his life time the physician
was a lover OF fine horses and az the
time OF hia death owned "A stud farm
and race track at Sherlock. on the
NiaQually river.
nr. Reeves has been resident OF
Seattle for nearly three years. lie
was q member OF camp 90. Woodmen
OF the World. A widow and a son.
John y. Reeves. survive him. The
body II az the Seattle Undertaking
Company's pArlofs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

peaceful solution OF labor troubles
by arbitration. and calling upon
workmen TO Join IN the battle against
the saloon. :. Calling for perfect
equality OF men and women before
the law. s. Standing unquaiihedly
for white life, for pure manhood
and protected womanhood. demand
ting an amendment to the constitu-
ton defining marriage "a monoEa-
nous and Furnishing plural marriages
by disqualification to vote or hold
once In addition 10 severe penalties.
The election % officers resulted in
the selection OF the following: Prcsi-
dent. Mrs Lillian NJ. Stevens: cor
responding secretary. Susanna ~. u.
Frye. recording secretary. Mrs
Clara G. Hoffman; treasurer. Mrs
Helen Merton Barker. vice president
AZ large. Miss Anna W. Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

FORT WORTH, Texas. Nov. 90
The w. G. r. u. convention has
adopted resolutions as follows:
i. Advocating total abstinence as
the only safeguard for each man and
woman's habit Of life. z. UNFOLDING
the great principle Of prohibition as
the only righteous protection against
the most INSCRIPTIONS and democrat
5zlug traffic On earth. 2. HeaffirminR
the statement that THE American
army Is far better of without intox-
scants Of any kind" and fndorsing the
anti-canteen law. 4. Believing In a
revival OF Christian citizenship
founded on divine ideals OF right
eousuess. 8. DeplorinK the death of
the late President Mckinley AT the
hands Of a cruel aesassin and espe-
cfaIly that he should have fallen a
victim 10 that inaensate hatred Of
Law and government which IN repre-
ssufed IA anarchy, 8. Fayoring the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
CRUEL To
ANIMALS
Humane Society Listens 10
an Attack on Custom OF
Some Women

Rev. w. -. Slmonds addressed n
large meeting last night "a the First
NJ, T.. church, under the auspices OF
the seattle Humane Society. John
Howard and the Humane Movement
of the Nineteenth Century" was the
subject Of the discourse. The speaker
recounted the progress OF humane
work ana the deliverancea from
many hideous customs effected by u
since Ills.
Or. slmonds dwelt with some se-
verify upon what he called the
kid-gloyed ssyagery OF women. ana
condemned the same as one OF The
hardest problems left 20 light.
savsgssv Of women
Referring to this "navaEery. be
said
'sDocked horses have drawn hand
some equipages with inquikltorial
there. woman has used the CHOIR
listers OF the forest 70 bedcck her hat.
The humane movement has been
laughed al. ana a Chicago manufac-
turer OF wumcna honneGa made the
following reply 20 an address against
the practice. N a few ladies 81
Paris would wear live birds on thslr
hats. u would create market IN
Chicago next season. despite all efs
forts ~ your humane society
God grant" continued the
speaker. that an American woman
may be evolved who 10 sensible
enough to ind ample decora-
ton for tho head dresses. with.
out wearing the skinz Of dead song
sters."
The next lecture OF tho neries viii
Be delivered by William II. Thomp-
son. on December ]. subject. 'fHa-
name Education"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
DOINGS ON
THE FROM T

This steamer Dirigo, Capt. Me-
Oregon. left NJ . o'clock last night
for southeastern Alaska ports. Tho
Dirigo took the Hitkh freight
which was intended for the city OF
Topeka. Owing 20 the great falling
OFF VI the Alaska business, in spite
Of the absence OF the Cottage city,
city OF Topeka aud Humboldt from
tho Lynn canal run. the DiriRo car
ried only 200 tons OF general frciGhf.
Twelve passengers viii make the
trip.
The Sound steamer Dode goes on
the West Seattle ways this afternoon
for general overhaullng and repair.
She VIII be ON the Whatcom run for
the winter.
The steamer uertha vii not make
another trip 90 the Copper River
country before December TO- II n
thought Advisable to thoroughly re-
pair Fer before HubJecting her 10
further encounters with northern
ice.
Customs inspectors Brinkar and
Lotus seized Japanese fishing
boat yesterday and placed It's
five occupants under arrest. The
boat was built on the Fraser river,
and when the fishing season was
ended, was smuggied over the line
with the Japanese, In order 10 avoid
the head tax on the latter.
on account Of the heavy seas OF
Cape Fiattery last week the collier
Victoria bound from San Francisco
10 Lndysmith. Lost her propeller. Az
ter drifting before this wind for some
time abe was picked up by the steam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

-Four bonds OF contractors for
4freet improvements were filed to-
o9y with the city comptroller and
approved b. the mayor an follows:
Hmyth a Howard. Twenty second
avenue and Twenty-second avenue
SOUTH from East Terrace 10 Nor
man street. grading. 80. za0: +. Ryan
= Co, Denny way and Bell street.
from Westlake 10 Fifth avenue.
sewer. 1850. David a Phillips. Pom
thus avenue from Denny way 10 Roy
street. water main. Sc, 80, osvsd a
Fhillips. Minor avenue. Bellevue av-
enue. Denny way and connecting
etreets. water main. fie.ino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
THE BALLARD
FREMONT LINE
Work Win Soon Begin on the New
Extension

The action Of the Ballard city coun-
ell In granting a franchise 70 the
Seattle Electric Company 10 enter
that city with It's Fremont Ballard
car line. vii result IN thu company
Recommending It's work on that line
within a few days. The Ballard
council wanted the company 70 build
2 longer isne. and that disagreement
has caused a delay for several
uonths. Since both sides made con-
es<sions ard the franchise was final
~ granted. Il now leaves the COM
rany fire. TO proceed. with the ex.
eepsion Of about two miles running
INTO Ballard the Hire ~ now about
enmpiete. Work viii commences on
mat ~ soon IS the franchise passed
last night Is properly signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
SEATON'S CASE
Tine for His Execution May Be
Set This Week

The date Of the execution OF VIII
lam Alden seaton. the South Park
murderer. may 5e set by Judge Ar
thur Griffin next Friday. The prose :
cutting attorneys Office has asked
that eeaton's death sentence be sae-
cufed and the matter win probably
be argued this week
Since Governor Rogers refused to
interfere in the case, Seatons COM
eel has given up all hope Of saving
him from the xaliows. The con-
demned man realizes his doom. but
says that he win meet Il courage
ousiy.
III seafon liz hanged the execution
viii take place In the attic OF the
court house, where Charles Nort-
strom mat his death. Il win be the
last legal hanging az the county seat
as the new law provides for all ex-
ecuti0ns TO take place At the state
psnitentiary at Walia Waila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
Travellers Railway Guide.
Northsra Pacific

sersh Coast Ismiisf~ Leave fas "a Pad 70
D ~. Afslss tres A. fsai a "a
Atlantic Esrsx<s~ Leave fuf et fsuf ia
q "a Arrive ben ~ tssnl ! n -
Hasiinxtea Qsesisna- Leave fw ~ Ieais
ksns<s Ctts. 10 a m AfFsts . -
EpftlAna~ Leave , ~. II 81 q N. ard a
p "a Asssss J ~ q ~. 49, y m snd sis
r m
Kspss- osy~rss sss onys nsrss<-Lss-. |,
.. n Arrive as . n
xapss.s sessA nssa-Lssss sssr~ys sans.n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

or San Mnteo and towrd 20 Victoria.
whore she now IL. The machinery ~
the steamer was badly wrecked by
the wreehinR Of the tail shaft A
big claim of salvage viii likely be
made by the Pacific Improvement
company. the owners ~ The San Ma
teo,
The y. +. r. Grant has returned
to the harbOr from Port Blake
ley, where she has been undergoing
repairs and painting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

Einety-one local baggage hauiers
have complied with the new city or
dinance relative 20 taking out IL
eense for hauling baggage. Each IL
required to give a 500 bond that all
requirements Of the ordinance will
be obeyed. From the fact that the
Law passed only two weeks ago, the
number Of licenses take out Is con-
sldeFed very good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
DEAD SAFE CRACKER
is NOW IDENTIFIED
Police Discover the Lodgings OF Rush and Find Complete
Set OF Burglars ToolsHe Is Believed to
Have Had Partner

The Identity OF T. ID. Rush. the
safe cracker Killed at the depot yes
teFsiAS morning has been established.
hz hes been identified by P5ice Of
neer MeClurE as the hlghwaynian
with whom he had duel In August.
lesa The dead craftsman IL believed
- the police 10 be enc OF the most
desperate criminals who ever oae.-
Ated IN Seattle.
aunt shot him
II has been given out as a fact by
authofttics that Private De.uctise II
e. Hunt, OF the Northern Saoihc,
fTed the shot that killed Rush. The
private detective Aired two shots and
beth took effect on the robber. one
fetstrAted his brain and the other
hit his arm Both bullets passed
Through the trap door made by Rush.
This gave the impression yesterday
thai four shots had been fred.
hunt usad A new Colt automatic pis-
toi with fuI steel bullets.
where Ne Lived
The lodgings Of the dead rohbxf
wese heated by Detectives Hubbard
and Byrnes last night In the Bowers
hotel az sixth avenue and olsVe
xtrees. In room formerly occupied
~ Rush, on the second floor. wns
fuund a grip containing one Of the
usoss complete safe cracker cusnts
evsf Sel1ed By the local police. Three
uazfn cartridges that ftt the rsvelN er
tonssd near Rush after he had been
shot were In the vaiise. Tho pro-
pzierpr az the hotel considered hlfn a
model lotger and a gentleman lie
usually spent large part * his
ttus In the hotel Office reading. ami
went 10 his room generally between
The hours OF midnight and ! o'clock
IN the morning.
No laquest 20 BE hslc
II Is probable that no inquest viii
~ held over the body ~ the dead
burglar Thomas Dixon Rush. Late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
Wanted at snohomIsh

r. u. Philips. claiming 20 be
dentist has bern arrested by Detect
I've Adams this morning. Phillips "a
wanted by sheriff Zimmerman OF
Snohomish county for burglary nj.
lcEed to have been committed al Ar
lingtou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
Dress Suit Case Stolen

Omolais % the Seattle trunk fac
tory reported 90 the police today that
y dress suit case sent by them to
the Coionnade hotel had been stolen
after reaching ita destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

NJ. ID. rease johnson Co. nj ii07
Second ave. have just received
large shipment ~ ladies' Walking
srit skirts, ClnakH and French Flan-
ncl Waists direct from New York.
The name firm are having a special
sale on Pattern Hats at ts.5p. ts.t9
and $500. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight,
rain; Thursday. occasional rain
brisk and possibly high nouthcrly
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

Registration for the election In
Olympia. December 3. VIII close nexs
Saturday. But little interest IL
shown. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

this afternoon there IL rumor about
that Hunt was not the man who
hrcd the fatal shots. Persons who
ought TO know say that Private De-
tecttve Hunt killed Rush, but that
story II denied by some and con-
Armed by others. There Is a prevail
ing opinion among those interested
IN police work that Hunt did not
fire the shot.
Northern Paelnc officials have
given IL out that their detective
killed the burglar and have gone 10
FAR as 20 say that Hubbard and
Byrnes were not In the once when
Rush appeared. but were out In the
waiting room.
Fsisehooe
When told OF this Chief OF Police
sullivan branded Il fmlsehood. and
declared that hts two men had been
IN the railway office every night
since last Thursday. Hunt came on
the scene Saturday.
deputy Coroner Ruckiey was noti-
Eed by the prosecuting attorney q
ONCE yesterday that an inquest was
not deemed necessary. The poiire
aiso consider n eoroncr's tnvcstiga-
ton useless.
A telegram has been received from
Coroner Hoye. who r. In California.
stating that he win be in Seattle
either tonlght or tomorrow. when
he returns the inquest matter win
be locked into definitely.
Robber's Partner
The partner o. Rush. II he had one.
has not yet been found. That he did
have enc ~ believed by n great many
persons including some police on
ciala. Rush was seen many times in
the viclnlty Of Bowers house. az
sixth avenue and Olive street with a
friend. lie and this stranger were
ineeparahle. The friend u a man Of
about ~ years Of age. He ia smooth
shaven. has dark hair and eyes and
dressed like a mechanic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
THE ADAMS GRO
Gerry COMPANY
10 tho Best Place In the City
10 % Your Thanksglv-
Ing Shopping

We have everything you will need.
and At the lowest cash prices
Fun measure Pint Bottles Adams
Homs-nads Catnup. tke.
Blue Label catsup. zSc bottle.
Hnydsr's Catsup, &c bottle.
Fancy Seeded RalsinH. cartons
for 2kc.
Fancy Bulk Ralsins and currants.
all kinds and prices. 70 can please
you both IN quality and price.
Fancy Corn and Tomatoes. special
for few days. 3 cans for sbe.
Banquet Brand Fancy sugar Corn.
worth t5c per can, special for q few
days. u.t0 per dozen.
Fancy Home-Mads Nincs Meat.
regular price i5c. special price. ?
pounds for sc.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. special
price "a pounds for 9sc.
Adams' Best Patent Flour. special
price Sc sack. worth regular Sc.
AdamE' Beat Java and Mocha Cof-
fee. f0c per pound.
Adams Java Combination Coffee.
special every day price zsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

coiamha a faset Bound Two trains. Hisek
Diamond and FraBtiin. Leave . 10 a N les.
esvt huhdsyl and 20 D ~ Arrive les
N. ana as .. n. lsreeri hundayl.
canadisBpAelfio
rrpfss. Vancouver ard osesfsnd-fssss sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
EXECUTED
AT AUBURN

AUBURN. ~. r.. Nov. a0.-Fred
Krist. who on April Z. In waveriy.
shot and killed Miss Kate Tohin as
she passed along the street. was sue
cesHfaliy slectrocuted at SIS o'clock
this morning.
Only one shock was given Krist
had been separated from his wife
and paid attentions 20 Miss Tobin,
who refused longer 10 receive him.
-~--a--stA--a----
A superb dinner ~ Hotel Stevens
dining room. 80 cents: $50 10 1850.
Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon Hook.
The season IL on. Tel. Main 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19
Greet Northern

Overland Tlysr-fesfe Tor ~ faui Q n "a
Arrive nom ~ raui p m.
fsrfes. SPOKANE -t~ass ~ = M Arrive
- q m.
q N. 80 p. M Arrive II 10 a M. $40 q m
Etnfess niains, Nsu Westminster Leave .
. m Arrive . 10 n ".
-Four trains each var between Heaitis anf
rsrrrtt Leave Z IS .. ~, - q m. $40 D M
and p m, Arrive so a IN. u 40 q m. sie
% m and Z n M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

90 to Spinning for bicycle rspaira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

- N. Arrive tessupt SUNDAY, ga D. N.
hetsa tfaint each VA between Seattle ard
tAeuma ~teatp 7 a M. 10 a. M, "a M
- p N. and q D. ~ Arrive les q IA
90 M, ifis n ~, f1 3 D., 10 y. "a.
m. and pt D a..
Thtee Hnint faiF between seattle aud Nna.
~ Leave We " and 10 o ~. Arrive
400 ., nj, aud D M.
faH4ats huusas sHa fanrnntsf "a C.sLasfs
p 10 a ~ Arrive 10 O. ~.
fsa trains hnuhemishi tsafe WooiirY Leave
t.io .. M, 90 y m. Arrive u % q m. siid
n
Express Iasaanah. arnpaaiulie- fesvs tt1 D
NJ tssespi Aandayl. Auiys II 90 q N. lsKospt
Fuudafi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

II Is probable that no inquest viii
~ held over the body ~ the dead
burglar Thomas Dixon Rush. Late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-19

some Of the reduced prices. "a W
7ec for so-in. All-wooi Black
cheviot, worth ti.o0.
p5o for E0-in. better quality
Atwood Black Cheviot, worth
3I.25.
sBc for extra quality G0-in. All
Wool Black Pebble Cheviot,
worth ti.t0.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-19
SHIP SUNK.
Captain and 65 Passen-
gers Drowned.
Klondike Steamer ColIides
With Ice.
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars in
Gold Lost in the Wreck.
SUNDAY BASE BALL GAMES.

Victoria, b. c., Aug. 19.--The steam
et islander, flagship Of the Canadian
Pacific navigation fleet, and the larg.
| est and afstest passenger steamer on
the Victoria. .Skagway route. collided
with ice of Douglas island, Alaska.
while on its way south with the larg-
est number OF passengers she has car
ried since she had been placed on the
run few months ago, and sank with.
In fifteen minutes after striking. Cap
tain Foote. her master, and about
sixty-fve persons were drowned. To
add to the horror OF the disaster the
steamers boilers exploded as she went
down. causing death to many strug.
Cling In the water.
The steamer left Skagway on Wed.
nesday last and was proceeding on
Lynn canal when the collision occur
red. A majority of the passengers
and crew awakened by the shock, and
got on deck In time to be saved in the
boats. which were quickly manned,
but a large number went down in the
state rooms. Some of the survivors
arrived here last night by a steamer
which pas sed over the scene OF the
appalling disaster on the evening fol
lowing and picked them up at Juneau
All OF the saved give the greatest
praise to the officers for the manner
In which they acted. The officers state
that had the passengers not rushed to
the boats none would have been lost
The survivors landed at Douglas
Island and the mate sent to Juneau for
help, the steamer Flossie and Lucy
responding and taking them to Ju.
neau. Among the passengers lost
were Mrs. Governor Ross of Dawson,
child and niece, and DIR. John NJ. Dun.
can Of Victoria. II is thought the doc.
tor lost his life in a futile attempt 70
rescue Mrs. Ross and family.
II Is estimated that 100000 In gold
was lost. NJ. NJ. Brumbauer OF Port
land, Oregon. had $4,000 in gold dust
IN a satchel. but promptly abandoned
IL and was rescued. ID. II. Hart. the
klondike king, had $4,000 in gol.l
dust, which he abandoned. NJ. Man
tir Of Winnipeg dropped his satche!
containing $4,000. Another Klondiker,
whose name Is not given, Is reported
to have taken his portmanteau con.
tanning 100000 in gold dust from his
purse and jumped from the sinking
steamer to a boat, which he failed
to reach. Both man and treasure sank.
At Juneau Consul Smith saw DR..
Phillips OF Seattle, who escaped, but
who lost his wife and child. The doc.
tor insisted that no one called at his
stateroom.
The Islander was built at Glasgow
at cost of over 5000 900 and arrived
at Victoria on December 0, 1898, ani
has since been engaged In the Van.
ccuver trade.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-19
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Old Library Given to the Public
Schools.

The Old Library Given to the Public
Schools.
Two important meetings were held
in this city this morning.
The board OF directors of the Albu-
querque Public Library Association
held a meeting, at which Mrs. Jay A.
Hubbs, Mrs. John +. Pearce, Mrs. A
A. Keen, Mrs. Robert s. Goss and Mrs
William McClurken were present
These directors unanimously adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas. the appropriation hereto
fore made to this association by the
city or Albuquerque to assist In the
maintenance OF the public library In
its charge has been discontinued; and
Whereas, by reason OF the dlscop.
tinuance OF said appropriation II will,
In the opinion OF this board. become
impracticable In the near future for
this association to properly maintain
said public library and to further dis
charge the duties imposed upon II by
law as trustee for the benefit OF the
people OF Albuquerque; and
Whereas, the board OF education
has expressed its willingness to sue
ceed this association as such trustee
and TO assume and discharge sucn
duties In the place and stead Of this
association; be 1t
Resolved, That this association
petition the district court OF the coun.
ty OF Bernalillo, territory OF New Mex.
leo, to appoint the said board OF edu.
cation OF the city of Albuquerqu,
trustee OF the said public library m
the place and stead OF this associa.
tion and to release this association
from the further execution OF said
trust and for authority TO turn over
to said board OF education all the
books, credits, moneys and property
in its charge as trustee aforesaid; and
be IL further
Resolved. That when such appoint
ment is made the proper officers OF
this association are hereby directed
t. turn over TO the said board of edr,
cation all the books, moneys, credit !
and property OF the association In its
charge as such trustee. taking receipts
therefor"
The board of education promptly