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WILL SCANNELL GETDELAYi
PHrLsIS osJxCTs 70 HIs TRIAL eoISo
OYER UNTIL FALL.

sesanslls Counsel Says the CemnisAsasr HsA
ths Csgpssataoa Csunssit Advice % An
Ceasraets. aad That He II Entitisd
to he Tried In the Supreme Cssrt.
The motions OF Fire Commissioner John
j. scannell and william 8. Marks for the
transfer Of their trials for alleged conspr-
acy. by which the city was defrauded In
supplies furnished to the Fire Depart
ment, from General Sessions to the Grim
inal Branch OF the Supreme Court were
argued before Justice McAdam yesterday
In the Supreme Court.
Emanuel ]. Myers. for the defendants.
said that the cases were involved and
bristled with nice legal questions that
should be passed upon in the higher court.
He said further: High official positions.
questions Of partisanship. and difficult
questions Of law have led to the transfer
Of cases Of far less importance than the
present cases" He said it was not only
charged that Marks obtained commits
sion but that part OF it went to Comms-
sioner Scannell. He continued
1T becomes at once apparent that the
oficial charged with these misdemeanos
and other crimes occupies the most i'm
portant position in the city Of New York
vo1ved. The duty OF guarding the inhabi-
tants Of this great city from the dan
gers Of fire by night as well as by day de-
pends upon him. Coincident with this
responsibility certain powers are given
him as to the purchase OF supplies. He
has acted on all contracts. whether over
or under $1,000. although in contracts IN
volving less than 81 900 he has absolute dis
cretion, on the advice Of the Corporation
Counsel" Counsel further said that when
Comptroller Coler had opposed some OF the
payments the courts had directed that
these bills be paid.
District Attorney Philbin in person OPP
posed the motion. saying its purpose was
delay. He attributed the desire for delay
mainly to Marks. a stranger In this city.
who might profit on contracts for supplies
during the delay He was sure the Cor
poratiOn Counsel had not advised Scan
nell to pay more than the market price
for anything. and such prices had been
paid. He cited a number Of alleged In
stances Of larger payments. He said;
should be granted on the ground that be-
cause defendant Is public official. he
should be tried in the Supreme Court, for
the reason that there Is no defendant less
entitled to consideration from the Court
than an official charged with violating
his official oath. II has been the experience
OF the District Attorney that every ex-
pedient known to the law is available for
the protection Of the criminal. while every
Obstacles thrownin the way Of the proseou-
ton, as in this case, in the shape OF delay.
and respectfully submit that this great
community IL entitled to some rights which
/ know your Honor will respect"
The Court reserved decision.
The sun., 1901-07-25
srOCK EXCHANGE QUARREL.
Cornslius believes wants Davis Johnson -
Account a. q Partner.

Cornelius Fsllowes obtained an order yester-
day from Justice Blanchard OF the Supreme
Court requiring Davis johnson Of IL Fifth
avenue to deposit in the County Clerks
Office for seven days for the inspection OF
the plaintiff the books Of the brokerage busi-
ness conducted under the names: Felowes.
johnson a Co. n, Tileston 4 Co. Fellowss.
Tileston a Co. Fello ives. johnson and Tile
ston. Davis johnson. and Davis johnson Il
Co. The inspection is desired 30 that Eel
owes can frame complaint In an action for
a dissolution OF his partnership with johnson
and recover his share OF the alleged large
assets
Fellowes AYERS that he and johnson. were
the sole partners In Fellowes. johnson Co.
which had succeeded to the businesses pre-
viously conducted under the other names
excepting the last two. Plaintiff had put
$4,000 into n. Tileston 4 Co. as a special
partner and this asset had gone into the
succeeding firms Recently, plaintiff AYERS,
he and johnson agreed 70 dissolve and
he sold his New York Stock Exchange seat
and permitted the proceeds TO go into the
firm assets. Fello ives declares that johnson
has. contrary to arrangement, kept his
stock Exchage seat which was also an asset
OF these firms and that this asset and the
other assets Of Fello ives. johnson Co. he
put into Davis johnson Co. Fellowes wants
an accounting
The sun., 1901-07-25
GRAND JURY AND rHs TUNNEL.
New Ysrk Central O0c1als and Cotiasas Sab
pouasA % Witnesses Ts-Aay.

p0ussA - Witnesses rs-Aay.
Chief W. J. wilgus Of the New YORK Gen.
trails OWL on ngineePing corps. Albert A. Cory.
q mechanical engineer Percy 8. Hfldreth. .
constructing engineer. and Dr.. Charles A..
Dorsmus were among those who conferred
yesterday with Assistant District Attorney
Le Barber about the Centrals Park avenue
tunnel. Mr.. Wilgus. Arthur N. Waltz. super
intsndent Of the Centrars motive power. and
Manager James II. Franklin Of the Harlem
line have been subponaed TO appear to-day
before the Grand Jury along with citizen
witnesses. Mr.. wilgus has been asked to
provide Q statement covering the last thirty
years Of the increase in traffio through the
tunnel, the size. width and cubic capacity
OF cars, and other physical conditions
Mr.. Cary suggested TO Assistant District
Attorney LeBarbier that the proper. method
Of dealing with the tunnel 10 to block up the
fresh air to the bottom 81 the tunnels and
the foul air out at the rate of Co. 900 cubic feet
a minute for each fan. This. he estimates,
will change tho air in the tunnel every three
minutes, President Sexton OF the Board Of
Health has notified Mr.. LeBarbier that Or,
+. IL Dillingham; viii confer with him and
the Grand Jury about the tunnsl.
Building Commissioner Wallace has written
to the District Attorney that his department.
has no Jurisdiction over tunnels and that he
has forwarded Mr.. Phllbin's letter to the
Department OF Highways.
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Il. A O. voting Trust Soon to Dissolve.

Arrangements have been practically COM
pleted to dissolve the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad voting trust early in September.
This voting trust was created with power
% dissolve itself whenever the interests of
the property warranted. The present mem
bers OF the trust are william Saomon. otto
II Kahn, Martin Erdmann. Gen. Louis Fitz-
gerald and Charles Steele. Its expected that
the stock holders will come into full control OF
this property within the next six weeks.
Holders OF che Baltimore and Ohio conver-
fIple debenture 4 per cent bonds Will be
permitted 10 exercise their option OF eS-
changing tho bonds into common stock on
sent / OF this year, instead of Sept. /. 1902.
as Is provided in the bonds. This action
is taken because the Baltimore and Ohio COM
mon stockis now on 4 per cent. basis
The sun., 1901-07-25
POST on FULTON STREET SIDEWALK.
Probably One Of Municipal Assembiys Grants
Heating Oners to Pull II Down.

To THE EDITOR or THE Sun SIR: Has any
business house right to place large iron post about
nteen inches square at the base and twelve or ,een
feet high on sidewalk as narrow and crowded as
Fulton street. between Broadway and Nassau street
Isl And II one has such a night are no. all other
business houses entitled to the sane priyege' Such
an obstruction has Just been bo,ed to the sidewalk
for advertising purposes. lsn'tnan ouirase' J..
This complaint was submitted yesterday
to Commissioner Heating of the Department
of Highways Probably" he said. this
post has been erected by permission Of the
Municipal Assembly, That body. without
any Iegal authority to do so, issues many
and other obstructions on the sidewalks.
That the Assembly has no such authority
has been decided by the Court Of Appeals.
IL The SUNS correspondent VIII forward q
complaint to me regarding this Fulton street
obstruct ion ! will see that 1t is pulled down in
short order
The sun., 1901-07-25
Southern Pacincs Law Department.

Charles II. Tweed, chairman OF the Board
OF Directors OF tho Southern Pacific Rail-
road and for many years at the head of the
law department OF that system, was asked
yesterday about press despatch fro San
Francisco outlining a reorga anization Of tho
4 =. law department. This despatch stated
that ex-united States senator John NJ
Thurston OF Nebraska was to become chief
counsel Of both the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific roads and that Jefferson Chandler
OF Washington would be associated with him.
Il have heard nothing about any reorgani-
zation Of the Southern Pacific law depart
ment," said Mr. Tweed. "and | guess that
this is simply a San Francisco story"
The sun., 1901-07-25
To Increase American Locomotive Output.

President s. r. Galloway OF the American
Locomotive Company says that the COM
bined plants controlled by that company
are to be enlarged so that they will be abls
TO complete and deliver 1000 locomotives
yearly. The directors have appropriated
$500 900 to be expended in such enlarge
ments, and work will begin Immediately
on the Schenectady plant. II Is proposed
10 Increase the capacity OF the Schenectad
works from i25 Ia nearly 900 locomotives
per an mum. There Is u constantly increas.
Ing foreign demand for American locomo-
tives, but most OF the works in President
Callaway's company have orders u year
ahead for home consumption.
The sun., 1901-07-25
,TR DAY BAPTIST SOLDIERS OBJECT.
order to March to State Camp on Saturday
Makes Trouble In Jersey Regiment.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j. July 24-The
order OF Col quincy ON. Gilmore directing
Companies X and l. of the Second Regiment.
MN. g., to go to the State camp at Sea
Grt on Saturday next has stirred one OF the
States religious sects. In company X, which
was recently organized in planheld. are
u number Of Seventh Day Baptists. who OBJ
serve Saturday as day OF rest instead OF
Sunday. When the order came to the com
The New Jersey law makes provision for
the Seventh Day Baptists as regards trans
action Of business on sunday. but makes
no mention Of exemption from military duty.
The Seventh Day observers OF Company
X intend to make test case II the order 10
march to camp on Saturday IL enforced.
The sun., 1901-07-25
70 CUT OFF EMPLOYEES PASSES.
Pennsylvania Railroad Joins In Movsment Cur
failing Free Rides.

Orders have been issued from Pennsyl-
vania Railroad headquarters to stop the
custom Of issuing passes TO the company's
employees The men employed in the
big Pennsylvania Railroad shops at Pitcairn
are to be required to pay So a month commuta-
tion hereafter and the same rule is to be ap-
piled throughout the ent ro system. The
Pennsylvania management takes the ground
that free passes issued 10 employees are in
the nature OF extra compensation and there
fore contrary 20 business principles.
Some of the largest Western railroads
have stopped giving passes to employees
and correspondence has been under way
for several months between railroad Presl-
dents East and West looking to a general
agreement abolishing or greatly restricting
free Transportation to railroad employees
and the members Of the families OF railroad
officers
The sun., 1901-07-25
xer 70 rxCasAas o. ?. DsvIDsxD.
Ana Ne Dev11saA osatsoDaatsl - ssusAsru
PaSino stock.

Anl Ne DsviAnA osatsovaass1 - ssusAsrn
PssiAe stock.
There have been persistent rumors In
Wall Street. thst the Union Pacific Railroad
directors were likely to meet very soon
and increase the dividend on the common
stock to per cent. An important member
Of tho Union Pacific board said yesterday
that there would be no meeting before tho
regular day in August. and that there was
no likelihood there would be any increase
In tho dividend This director added
that the reports Of crop damage from the
West even though exaggerated. did not
justify a granger road In increasing div-
dends at once
He also said that no dividend upon the
stock Of the Southern Pacific company was
contesnplat and he denied Wall Street
report that q deal was pending for the
requirement Of the st. Paul road by the
Union Pacific
Another Wall Street report. to the effect
that representatives Of the so-called Nor
gan-Hin interests were to be elected into
the Union Pacific Board Of Directors. In
accordance with the harmony Of interest
scheme. was also seml-ofilcially denied
yesterday. Tho matter has been under
tentative consideration. but 10 understood
to have been dropped.
The sun., 1901-07-25
p,..,scn, us,, Of southern Pscine Here.

President Charles NJ Hays OF the southern
Pacific Railroad reached New York late on
Tuesday night. II, conferred with T.. II.
Hartman i'm the Mon Pacific offices yester-
day and scent part Of the dav In the southern
Pacific offices. President Hays declined to
Ialk about the purpose of his visit TO New
York, but the changed relations between the
n orthern Pacific, Great Northern interests
and the Union Pacific interests. are believed
70 have something tO do with H..
The sun., 1901-07-25
WANT LOWER TERMINAL CHARGES.
Produce Exchange Men to Agitats Against
Discrimination.

A meeting Of the Produce Exchange Com
mittee on port discrimination was held yes
terday, David Bingham in the chair. at which
Il was decided to begin an agitation to secure
lower terminal charges at New York. Rep
resentatives OF tho trunk lines and OF the
floating elevator combination will be invited
10 meet the committee in the near future.
largely informal. Judging from the dis
oussion, the chief trouble seemed 70 be that
Boston Is getting lower rates than New York
on through grain from the West TO the United
Kingdom and tho Continent.
The sun., 1901-07-25
Arr,vsd-wrDyEspAv. July -.


IS Teutonic, McKinstry. Queenstown. July 10.
IS Melbridge. Bennington, Hamburg, July o.
IS Bencleuch, Thorn pson. Passeroean. NAY 20.
IS Kong Prode. Gunderson, Banes, July ID.
SIS californian. Dyer. Santiago, July ~.
IS Athos, Lund. Kingston. July O..
IS Alps, Kirkby. Cape Haytl. July O.
IS Chattahoochee, Lewis. savannah, July %.
S. Handel, Partridge, Philadelphia, July "a.
IS Hamilton, Boaz. Norfolk. July %.
IS Iroquos, Plat. Jacksonville, July FL
SIS Guyandotte, Hulphers, Norfolk. July q.
Ss Bluenelds, Hastings, Baltimore, July ~
SIS Gold sboro. French PHILADELPHIA july a..
SIS Santiago de Cuba. Lambert, Manfsnillo, July ~
IS Harry Luckenbach. Peck. Brunswick. July 20.
The sun., 1901-07-25
dividend; aud antfrest.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
PlIISbuRG, Pa, July 23, 1901

PTTTSBCRG, Pa, July 23, 1901.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND 40. -.
A quarterly dividend Of one and three quarters
n ~ per cent will he paid on the preferred stock OF
this Company, August %. 1901. To stocxholders o
record at the close Of business August 1901 Chequc
will be mailed from the Once Of the Company. 1hs
transfer books will close at y. NJ. August l. l0Ole
and reopen al 10 a NJ. August %, 1901.
l.
The sun., 1901-07-25

PIlTSbI RG, Pa, July %, 1901,
COMMON DIVIDEND 80. g.
A quarterly dividend Of one 80 per cent. will be
paid on the common stock ~ this Company August
20 1901 10 stockholders 0 record at the close Of bust
ness August \, 1901. Cheques viii tc mailed from
the once Of the Company. The transfer books viii
close at ! p NJ, August s, 1901, and reopen at 10
A. NJ, August -, 1891,
The sun., 1901-07-25
QUINCY MINING COMPANY,

a. NEN hpth' Juy ", 1901.
rer shsrr on the capital stocl; ~ tire Quincy Mining
COMPANY Is payable August 18th next To registered
ockholdcrs OF 2.d Inst.
noon and opened Monday morning. July Goth follow
Ing Signed. WA. u. TODD. Treasure.
The sun., 1901-07-25
jersey Centrsis New Chief Ensinssr.

First yice-President Warren Of the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey has appointed ]. o.
Osgood chief engineer Of that entire system
to succeed J. II. Thompson.
The sun., 1901-07-25
Gopartnrrship alotiets.

No. ~ broad street.
~ YORK, July IS, 1901.
The undersigned have formed a coparnership.
under the lrm name NJ II. n. WHITNEY 4 SONS
for the transaction of commission business In stocks
and bonds.
HENRY ~ WHITLEY.
Member New York Stock Exchange
CHARLES ". WHITNEY.
HOWARD y WHITNEY,
Memher New York Stock Exchanra
ARTHUR T., WHITNEY,
HENRY L. MAXWELL.
Special Partner
The sun., 1901-07-25

Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 100, 500 ~
State OF New York. County OF New York S.:
T. RUEL W. POOR. Cashier Of the above named
bank. DO soiemny swear that the above state ment Is
true 70 the best OF my knowledge and ballet
r. W. POOR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this iSsh day OF
July. 1901. OWEN WARD, Notary Public
Conecs-Auest:
JAMES McCUTCHRoN,
CHAS, T. WILLS, Directors.
H. r. MORSE
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REPORT or THE CONDITION. or
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW Y08K
At 4hE EoGE css TIE 81 's&Ts e stT JUN ypHs
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ARRIVED OUT,

IS Majestic. from New York, at Quee nstovn.
Sc 81. Louis, from New York, at Southampton.
IS Anchoria. from New York. at Glasgow.
The sun., 1901-07-25
MARIyE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALhANAc-rHfs DAT:
Sun nsss .. 80 Sun sess.. 72s Noe, sets 1900
HIoH wArER-rUs DAT.
Sandy Hook.: lso Gov. I'd. 2i2 Hell Gate. lis
The sun., 1901-07-25
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
S. 0ermanic, from Liverpool. for New York.
The sun., 1901-07-25

Total S22 ess. ios ~
State OF New York. County of New York IS:
l. JOSEPH W HARTMAN, Cashier OF the above
named bank. do soemnly swear that the above state
ment is true TO the best Of my knovledge and belief
JOSEPH W. HARTMAN. Cashier,
subscrlbed and sworn to before me this 2Jd day
OF July, 1901, c. f. LANGDON,
Notary Public Kings Co.
Certificate nled In New York Co.
Correct -
o. SHERMAN Directors.
GUSTAV n SCHWAR,
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The Deaver ( Rh Grande Railroad G..

ios Broadway. N. Y.
This Company Is now prepared 70 Issue. and win
as promptly ss 10 practicable. is pseisrrsd stock In
eIohanss for its Interim Csrtinsats heretofore 10
sued. and will pay interest 81 the rate Of per cent
per annum on the said certificates from May 20 70
June 80. 1901 Inclusive.
EDGAR H. BOOTH. Ssesstary.
IOST-May q or May - eerunesh {. 7ee for 100
shares American Can Co. PNfsncd Stock In the pAme
OF W, Z. r. Smith. Finder please notify REECH.
LOEw 4 CO.. Wall st.
The sun., 1901-07-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Merchants National Bank

AT NFw YORK, IN THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. JULY
The sun., 1901-07-25
Bank Reports.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL PARK BANK,

AT NEW YORK CITY. IN THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, AT THE CLOSE or BUSINESS. JULY
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-04-17
HNX'1
zpRAvY TELEGk.
Z P0LITICKEHO svETA.
Z Washlngt0nu.

! We etvrtek podana byla ko
misi, jez ma urciti nahradu ameri
ckym obeandm, poskozenym "a
poslednf valky spanelsko americke
ma ostrove Kobe, prvni zadost g
nahradu obnosu s2I6, 600. Maria
Soler E. Martinez tvrdi, ze "a DO.
sledniho povstanf ma ostrove Krbe
znieena byIa jen plantaz cukrova
jlny majetek osobnf doklada, ze
manzel JEFF byl naturalizovanym
obeaaem Spoj Stat1.
! Presidenten jmenovan byl We
ctvrtek Robert P. Skinner z Ohio
generalnim konsulem Spoj. Statn
Marseilles, We Fraucii; Oliver D.
]. Hughes Connecticut gen.kon-
snlem Sp. Stat1 Coburgu, v
Nemecku, Francis B. Gessner z
Ohio konsulem Sp. Stat1 Zitave,
Meme ecku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-04-17
Clnjm krayaniml

CfSntm k,o,animi
ME podepsanY vybor fAdu Pa.
lacky z. c. B. ]. pfevzal na sebe
dkol zaklepati ma dvefe krajann q
potadati o maly pffspevek ma zbu.
dovlnf pomnfku nezapomenutel.
nemu krajanu Karlu Jonzsovi. =
DoufAme, ze krsjane We snaze ma
81 budou nam napomocni q
Pfijdou nam svoji laskavostf vstffc.
Karel Steiger, uxts..
Volt. Hoffman, 'yo'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-04-17

Kdykoliv kupujete nejaky
majetek, mate nevyhnutelne do
stati sobe plny abstrakt, kteryx
Vas uchrani pied kazdou nepFf-
jemnostf. Kdyz 81 podobnt nechk-
vzte vystavovat, dbejte ma to, by
jste 81 zjednali mule zkuseneho
Y oboru tom dokonaleho. Nenf
jedineho Omaze lepsfho mule
jak pana S. M. Sadlera. jehox tFa-
dovna nalezz Sc budov9 "a rohu
lite 4 Farnam uIice-. ksesSx po-
dlouha leta nezabyvl se niefm j.
nym, nezli jen abstrakty nestkvk
v0bec otAzky, zda mate jft / me-
mu neb K nekomu jinemu. lest
obezfelym q pfesnym ' jeho prkci
. eftati VAN bude cenu co nejnizs
u. chcete-li tudi1 btsi jisti pEi
kouPi majetku. dojdxts 4 nS9u,
aneb do NAH dfsdovsy : ~ vln
poslouzfme tIuusesnfm sdasna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-04-17

/ " Minneapolis pohnzno bylo
v sobotu pied distriktniho soudce
TOO salonfkd, obvinenych velko-
porotou, xe mfstnostech svych
nell petfkove hracf stroie q jine
hrieske pomocky. Byli prosatfm
propuateni ua svobodu pod x&ru-
kou Ssso kakdJ.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-04-17

.
Harmonious soustfediti obchod
svdj St. Joseph Hammond,
Y Ind, asi 100 delnfkd pfelozeno
pry bude do onEch zavodG. Lee
81 pfedstaviti, Jake pfekvapeni
. spdsobila neblaha zprava tato v
kruzfch dslnickychl
- Minulou sobotu pofadal Hal
! PAlmove Dfevo, (. 7 v So. Omaze
kalikovy Piles, ktery jak Sc dosly-
chame, vypadl v kazdem ohledu
mad oeekavanf. Navstsva byla ve-
lika a vybor zajiste nejistotou
hledel vstffc onomu veteru, nebot
v sfni druhe pofadal pies sbor sv.
Anezky. Jakeho vsak pfekvapenf
Sc nasim svarnYm Dfevafkam do
stalo, vysvita toho, ze pies dru-
ny pro malou navstevu as iede-
nacte hodine pfestal vse hrnuio
Sc do sine p. Laitnerove 81 S ma
Semi Dfevafkami proskotiti. "a
bava trvala az do bfleho rama tu
jeste mnohym nezdalo Sc jiti do
mt. Navsteva tax hojna nasvxd-
tuje pfizni, jake sbor tento So.
Omaze Sc test.
V pondelnim zasedanf NEST
skA rady, iehoz Sc satas.niIi ma
yor ctyfi radni, projednany byly
rdzne dnlezite zalezjtosti, avsak 1.
jmenovanf noyych dvou radnfch
nedoslo. Stane pry Sc tax teprve
pffstf pondelf, aneb We zvlastnf
schdzi. j. M. Buchanan pfehlizel
knihy mestskeho pokladnika "a
praci tu obdrzel $15o. Mestsky
pokladnfk Koutsky jmenoval pfi-
ruefm svym E. L. Gustafsona a
mestsky klerk shrigley S. B.Ashe
a obe jmenovanf schvzlena. Ia
xovnf komisaf Fitzgerald slozil
zaruku obnosu $40, 900, klerk
Shrigley obnosu S., radnf
Dvofak, Miller, Martin a Adkins
v obnosu $4,000 kazdy. Bylo
usneseno, ably zaruky vsech 1ted-
Mkt mestskych, zyolenych jme-
novanych, vzaty byly cd American
Bond and Trust Co. Baltimore
vyjimkou zaruky mestskeho po-
kladnfka, jehoz zaruka obnosu
$Ioo, 900 ma byti vzsta cd dvou
zarukovych spoleenostf. Pfijatou
ordinance zffzen byl dfsd soudni-
no sluhy soudu policejnfm 5
platem $50 mesftne dosavadnf
sluha Chas. Allen ponechan ' o.
fade. Pravidelne sch aze mestske
rady odbyvany budou vzdy Tag.
pondelf Y mesfci, schnze pax odlo-
sene zvlastnf v kazdem case. Co
aejdffve zahajeno bude talent
oroti usedlfktm ma ulicfch ulie-
zach. Schdze odlozena ma pffstf
oondelf.
- Olovnicky inspector Cook
'ynasel, ze nesetff Sc ordinance,
'f'jate mestskou radou 1o. bfezna
1888 a schvalene mayorem Sa-
'agem, kterouz zadz Sc cd kazdk
'odzrenske a plynarnf spoleenosti,
ez provozuje mGste obchod, slo-
emf zaruky obnosu $4,000,
by mesto bylo kryto proti vsem
kodam spolecnosti temi zaving-
YIN.
Taxovnf komisaf Fitzgerald
znamil v pondelf veter jmenovanf
vych osmi pffruefch, mezi nimiz
aleza Sc krajan James Kfecek.
- Zdravotnf inspector Jones
znamil majitelnm pozemkovym,
e jest Gas, ably zapocali ciste-
i'm .dvorn svych S odklfzenfm
nett odpadkd "a domy jich '
liekach nahromadsnych. Obcane
seste warde byli prvnf, jimz do
alo Sc toh oto vyzvanf. Tomuto
usf byti vyhoveno behem 4S no
in po jeho obdrzenf ii majitele,
:etiz neuposlechnou, budou po-
itovani $2 az S7o.
Mestsky klerk Shrigley o b
Eel v pondef dtet cd Racine
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