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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

The Interurban line now starts
it's last car from st. Paul at l
O'Clock in the morning, and still
some of the mill city shouters
get caught in the capital city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

The attorney general decides
that the state auditor should
not issue the state warrant to
the beet sugar factory for the
bounty allowed by the legisla-
ture. About $25, 00o was earned
under the law.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

The Republican legislative
caucus will renominate Nelson
on Tuesday evening The short
term nomination will not be
made at this time. It is claimed
that the Evans people are
anxious fo- an early caucus, but
the field is against it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

President Earling, of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad, sold all his stock Fri
day to the ill-Morgan syndi-
cate. It is now believed the
Great Northern will lease the
the Milwaukee line.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

That lad Tom Lowry is one of
the strongest candidates who is
not a candidate for the senate.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08
School Board Meeting.

The city school board met at the
central building Saturday evening.
All members present.
, The following bills were allowed:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

Maj. Abbott, the government
engineer who has had charge of
upper Mississippi river improve
ments, makes a report on the
plan to construct a canal in
Aitkin county to drain the low
lands during high water. He
places the expense at $1,796,0O0
and does not believe it would
accomplish any public good.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1901-01-08

If Van SAINT concludes to give
st. Paul the state oil Inspector
ship, it will be generally pleas
ing to have J. A. Wheelock,
editor of the Pioneer Press, re-
ceive the office as a partial re-
ward for his long and able ser
vices to the Republican party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
MAY ENTER
THE RING
Officer LaCount Considering
a Change OF Occupation

Possibly within the next few weeks
there Will be ons lesa pAtfoimnn on
the seattle police fofcs and a new
Atar IN the pugillstie armament Of
ncer Ia Count 10 thinking OF adopt
Ing the ring a. . life profession.
After the boxing contest between
Jim Jeffries aud his brother last
night la Counts huge form dark.
rned the door % sinncy's saloon.
He WAS in eatiseus clothes aud
looked the picture of health and per-
feet muscular development Ia
Count 10 young feliow. but n the
largest mar On che Seattle police
force with possibly one exception.
ir Dead Lsrnest
ne approached phll Enowden. the
weil-kp0wn puRfllslie promoter. Win
q proposition 10 SO into the ring
snowdsn saw the possibility oi
bringing out a champion and AZ once
took w with La counts propoai-
tion. Arrangements for the start
have not yet been made. but may
rnininats al any time.
A. snowden rays they all have "a
start and the hia feliow may boz
cone q tap-noteher. Ia Count u
now much taken up with the idea
and IL likely 10 stick b. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
ACCUSED OF
THROWING
BRICKBATS
Two Women Have q Misup and
One Is Arrested

There was ali kinds Of trouble out
In the neiEhborhooa OF Western Rv-
enue and Iennra street yesterday.
II wnn neqdel TO the hearing In
Justice Cams court OF Mathew
Falcnni on the charge OF adultery.
A. n result Of that trouble Mrs
stecn was arrested ~ Deputy Sher-
~ Tom 8evan last evening on a
charge Of assault preferred against
her by Mrs. Elliott. who lives near
BY. Faiconi put up SIS ball and she
WAS released.
The story. according TO Mrs. FL
Holt. In peculiar one. Both women
were witnesses at the Falconi hear
Ing and each was on the prosecuting
side. Mrs Stems evidence 10 anid
20 have been changed since she first
told her story 20 the prosecuting at
torney. Mira Elliott Gays that Mrs
Stecn told her that If she went
against Faiconl there would be
money In IL. After the trial the
women quarreied about their tcEti-
mony and Mrs. Elliott accuses Mrs.
steen Of throwing boards and bricks
at her.
The whole thing will be aired be-
fore Justice Cam this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
They Face
TWO WAYS
Officials OF Insurance Com.
pany Up Against II

The defense In the Lawrence Whit
worth case offered no evidence.
When the prosecution rested, mo-
tian was made that the jury be In
structcd TO acqust After a lengthy
argument the motion was denied.
Then II was all argued over again,
ending a. noon today. There was
nothing 10 talk about except the
question whether whltworth was
the nEent 81 the Mutual Life Insurs
ancs Co. when ne took tbs note from
Timothy u. Hlnekiey. but the pro-
fcanienai wrAnKiers threshed u out
thoroughly. IL IL claimed that
Mhltworth made false representa-
tlona 20 Hinckley IN getting the
note. but that IL not factor Ia the
question of efnbexniefnent from the
insurance company. Tna Mutual
Life "a facing both ways 10 che mat
ter. Ii waafa whltworfh punished
for emhezElinE the note. bat IN a
few days II viii resist flinckicy'n
action IN the federal court. by which
he seeks 90 receiver the amount %
u from the corporation on the
ground that Whlswofth Was the
agent OF the latter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
NO NEWS
OF FRAzE:E:
Wife Goes TO Portland TO Meet
Missing Adjutant

The officers of Corps No. /. local
salvation Army. have no news con
corning the disappearasgee % a w.
Fraxse. their ad3uthns. who Il ail"E-
ed 10 have taken with him certain
army's funds. Aeither have they
heard from Miss Beatrice Johnson.
"a member Of the band. who left the
city on the same train ~ Frnxec.
Airs. FraHss was sent by the army
20 Portland iast Friday night, Wncie
her husband had telegraphed that
he would meet her, bat whether the
fn~eting has taken place or not. To-
cal officers DO not know. They have
been expecting word ever since Mon
day. but none has come.
Nothing has been done % far 70
cause FfuNrr'a arrest ms an effort
win first bc made 10 recover the
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
ADDED TWO
PRECINCTS
Some Other Things Done at
Council Meeting

The city council Mnnaay night passed
two bills ordering tire re-precincting
OF the seventh and Niath wards.
Two more precincts are 10 be added
In each ward.
A btu was introduced giving the
BOARD Of Public Works the right to
sell the timber on the lands recently
condemned by the city for a right
of-way In constructing the Cedar
river water system.
The bid Of the Times Printing
Company for publishing city notices
In 1909. Was accepted.
street, impEessmenfs
The following street improvements
were ordered. Granite rurblnx and
paving with brick Yrnier way from
First TO Railroad avenue. estimated
cost. 81 5Q0. cement sldewaiAlng FRI
feenth nvanus and Fifteenth avenue
north from Madison street 90 Olive
street. tio.1Vo. grading. siaewaiking
and parking Third avenue west from
Thomas street 10 olympic place.
5000.
Catherine Fulnfsr was allowed 500
for personal injuries sustained In
falling on a sidewalk at Ninth av-
enue and James street Mrs. Full
snsr asked for q. co. Michael Lup-
ton was allowed $3.50 damages be-
cause Of injuries by falling In a
hole on a sidewalk. His claim was
FOR $1,000.
No intsfbsy license
Christian favri was refused a
license 20 sell liquor at Interplay,
The council Declared its intention
OF ordering the grading Of Twenty
sixth avenue north from East Madi-
son 20 East Roy street. grading Ew-
Ing street from Evanston avenue 20
Woodland park; grading Coriiss av-
cnue from Kflbourne avenue 10
North Thlrty-eiKhth street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
ARM AND LEG
BOTH CRUSHED

In the federal court a jury has
been impanelcd to try the case of
Thos. Cunningham by Frances Cum
ningham. hts guardian al lltem,
against the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Co. The boy Is 10 years old and
lives at snohomish. II Ia complain
ed In his behalf that he and other
boys had been In the habit OF riding
upon the NJ z. switch engine, oper-
atlng at that place on the s. and I.
road, by permission of the employees.
II Is stated that they often turned
the switches and performed other
services. on the 13th of April last
the engineer, without previous no.
tlce, harshly ordered several boys,
among them the plaintiff, Off the
engine, while II was running at a
considerable rate of speed. The
Cunningham boy, fearing punish
ment, jumped Off, fell by the rails
and was dragged 25 feet, His right
arms and les were crushed and he
was permanently orlppel Thirty
five thousand dollars damages are
asked. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
PROMOTE
HARMONY
Convention Considers
Western Miners

SCRANTON. Dec, 1.-THE report
of the executive council was pre-
scented when today's session OF the
convention OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor began. The late Preal.
dent William Mckinley was eulo-
giEed. and Il WAS recommended that
q direct appropriation 10 the Mo-
kinlcy memorial fund be made by
the Federation.
The passage by congress OF the an
tl%injunction and Chinese exclusion
acts was recommended. The coun~
cil regrets the efforts made ia cer-
tain parts Of the West 20 divide and
inlurr the labor movement. and Rec
ommendf that members Of the coun-
en- be sent 20 the convention OF the
Western FEDERATION Of Miners with
the object OF bringing about har-
mony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
WAR CLOUDS LOWER
over SOUTH AMERICA
Boundary Dispute Between Chill and Argen-
tina Leads to the Breaking Point

NEW YORK. Dee. if.--Adviccs re-
eefvea this morning from Nalpar-
alse show that the war cloud which
nss been hanging over Chill and Ar
rWnssa Il growing more threatening,
snA K nov seems that only one re-
aid can come. and that IL an al
rsost Immediate declaration ~ hos
tIlltieS.
the secretary q foreign affairs
fnr chill and the minister from the
Srxentines held another fruitieSs
conference Monday over the bound.
sry dispute which Is pending. Inn
rrcdlateiy after this failure 60 agree
The secretary declared In the SEN
ats that As Arxentia was purchas-
iae warshlps. Chill had decided 70
bay several 50 that she may be pre-
pared Ter emergencies.
wsF Fever Growing
With the people the war fever Il
growing. and SO strong ts the clam
Il lnT a declaration % hostilitles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

that the conservative element In the
senate may be compelled to issue
such orders. Il Is rumored that the
minister from Argentine II liable 70
recall At any time. chilli feels her
strength. but recognizes that She
VIII have a formidable antagonist.
May Move FIRST
Advices resolved from nuenoe
AyrcS indicate that ArRcntia may
be the first 10 move tn the trouble.
There are persistent reports In cir
culation that she government Ia
about 90 recall the minister for Ar
gentia from Chill.
Among all classes Of people there
y a war spirit. and they are insis-
tent that the boundary question can
be settled only as they have wished
OF that force 81 arms shall decide the
question. should the minister be
rccrl bed. Il win undoubtedly meet
With the approval of the masses
and hostili,ies would be commenced
az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
ORDINANCE
OVERSIGHT
A New One introduced Provides
for Only Two Police Captains

The finance committee introduced
an ordinance IN the council Monday
night detailing the number of Of
ficers Of the police department as
follows one chief, two captains.
three sergeants. ak detectives. two
clerks, two drivers, two 1ailers, 30
patrolmen, one herder. one assistant
herder and one matron. There Is no
change In the present number except
that the new ordinance provides for
two captains Instead OF three. the
present number. This was perhaps
an oversight IN preparing the ordi-
nance, as IL Is understood no change
was contemplated,
The ordinance also repeats ordl-
nance 66gl fixing the salaries Of poo
lice officers. Should the ordinance
pass the salaries will be fixed by the
finance committee. to whom the new
bill was referred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
JAMES 0'D0NNELI
Is R0ADMASTER
Succeeds James A. Bowles With
Seattle Electric Company

James O'Donneil. formerly super
lntendent Of the University line, has
been appointed TO the position OF
roadmaster Of the Seattle Electric
Co, vice James A. Bowlea, deceased.
Mr.. O'Donneii has rnilroaded In
the city for number of years. OF
late he has had charge Of construc-
tlon on the spanaway Lake line at
Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
LlNEMAN
is KILLED

kALfSPELf.. Mont. Dec. H.
While repairing the lines OF the elcc-
trio lighting service o. the city this
morning Otto Walschll was killed.
He was a linemAn who had been IN
the employ Of the company for some
Tins.
The accident was peculiar. The
lineman had gone 10 the top Of an
old pole from which the line was to
be shifted 60 a new one. and had
fastened himself 90 the pole with a
safety strap. This pole broke on al
the bottom and owing 10 the position
% the strap the rnan was unable IN
any way 20 break hla fall OF save
himself and fell beneath. Tie was
instantly killed. Watschll was only
q years Old. Hts parents reside IN
North Dakota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
CATHERINE HAS TROUBLES
LOTS OF THEM
AND MATTE HAS SOME TOO
She Accuses Her Spouse Of All Kinds Of Waywardness and
Would Like So Much TO Have Divorce
and other Things

his time In idleneas and dissipation,
and was principally supported by
his wife and stepson. That on No
vember II. 1893. Mattee skipped out
with Sai00 which had been saved.
Boughi "kstb" Back
She Saws he went to Europe and
came back with a woman called
"Katy." with whom he has since
been living. She says he owns the
White Star saloon and is worth sl0.-
600, and IL all swelled up In good
clothes and diamonds, ali OF which
came from the stake he ran away
with.
She asks for n divorce. $500 attor-
ney fee. $500 cash. alimony and 800
per month hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

Catherine Falconi has added Sc
quel 20 the police court story Of her
unworthy spouse. Mattee Falconi.
whom she prosecuted for adultery.
She has filed a suit for divorce In
the superior court. Her complaint
IL an unnattering biography OF Mat
toe. She aays that she married him
In New York in ISIS and that for
many years they lived happily to-
gether, ana saved something. That
for aomg years prior 10 November n,
1898. they lived near New West
Minister. u. G., and that che kept
boarders there and in other ways
earned money. That her son by
former marriage also earned money,
while her husband spent most OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
SAILORS
PERISH IN
THE SURF
sevss Of tbs Grew Of ths
Fillmore Lost Trying
TO Reach Land

HOoUIAM. DEC. 1.-THE surviv-
Ing members OF the crew Of the for
uaHstad Scotch bark. pinmore. lost
or The Washington coast wednesday
last have arrived here on ghe tug
Ranger from Dyehuf. which they
rachel in an exhausted condition
after march overland from the
sc@na Of the wreck.
For eight days the vessel beat OF
The Columbia bar. then tried 10 make
Gf4ys barber Was carried by, and
was finally abandoned OF Raft river.
Her ballast had shifted and she was
Nzter-lozEe1. As she neared the
sarf tNe anchors we're thrown out.
bet "a they were dragging the crew
took 20 the beats OF the two boats
launched one swamped IN the surf
and tts crew OF six men were
drowned. The other boat lost one
mar. who died from the IS hours
exposure In an open boat.
VICTORIA. Dec. 1.-THE operator
~ Otter point this morning reports
> four massad ship Ia ballast being
toNed "a BY = tug. Az the vessel
has a terrible list and looks as
though sire had been ia extremes II
y thought she IL the bark I4nmoru.
which was abandoned By her crew
on the Washington coast Another
tug Is standing by to aid.
PORT ANGELES. Dec ILL., y.
m.-The tug Tyes. which II one o,
the largest plying on the Sound and
oufSard, has fust passed this point
with the Scotch bark Pinmore In
f1S. Ene reports the vessel picked
NJ off GTeys harboF, almost on her
beam ends, and abandoned. when
rassin< iris point IL seemed hardly
possible for the vessel TO keep afloai
a. her decks were awash and she Is
pstsd almost to her hulwarkg. she
u gwned by Clink and Co. OF Gias-
xOw. Jarsieson master. and was from
santa Rcsalle for Portland. whcrs
shs was % load for Europe. Hhs
VIII be tcwed into Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
FLUCTUATED

NEW YORK. Dec. If.--AmalEa-
mated copper was still the leading
FEATURE Of the stock market this
morning. II huctuated quickly
around 70. which was last nigir n
closing price The Amalgamated
company made an emphatic denial
Of the London dispatch which stated
that II had approached the Rio
Tinto Company with view TO arriv-
ing at an agreement to support the
price Of copper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
REPORT OF
R0CKH|LL
Special Commissioner
to China Satisfied

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. ILL.,
The report Of the special commits
sioncr from ths United States 20
China, mir. Roekhlll. was presented
TO congress today and takes occa-
sion 90 pat the government on the
back Tor It's attitude In the times fol-
lowing the Boxer outbreak IL says
that the government acted with
moderation throughout.
The report also says that the
United States deserves credit for
protecting China against the ex-
brilliant demands OF other nations.
and for protecting against the In
discriminate inniction OF the death
penalty on the Ioxsr leaders and In
other ways standing between China
and the powers that had grievances
Initial State
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
BURGLARY ON
FIFTH AVENUE

The room Of a. II. Mccormick In
the residence OF Mrs. j. pilley at 1897
Fifth avenue. was robbed during last
night. A revolver and t6b in money
was stolen. There IL no trace 10 the
thieves. The money was hidden In
McCormick'a bed between the mat
tress springs. He went TO his lodge
last evening, and when he returned
his money was gone.
The key 10 the house, which he
left under the front door mat, was
also missing, and he had TO call the
landlady 10 get in. Policeman I'M
land was notified OF the robbery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11

TO HANNA

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1i.--There will
be an attempt made 10 oppose Mark
Hanna'B reelection 20 the United
States senate in 1908. Charles l..
Kurtz is said to be at the head %
the movement. There are 10 Hepub-
iican senators and representatives In
the state legislature who hold the
Of power. ali from Hamilton
county. With them viii rest the
choice Of Hanna or Foraker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
UNIVERSITY
IS BURNED

WOOSTER, Ohio. Dec. 1.-THE
main building OF the University OF
wooster was burned at an early
hour this morning. The institution.
~ one OF the largest OF It's kind
Va the state Of Ohio. 1t is
estimated that the loss Will reach
szo0.0oe AT this time the amount Of
Insurance carried Is not positively
known. but Il y thought the loss
Will be nearly covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
WHEAT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. fis--wheat
on the local board ala some phenom-
email fluctuating today as a result Of
Chicago reports. II worked up and
down around 81 for n time and then
rose 10 si.0s. From these figures Il
fell TO ti.07 Is. and theS came a
rapid slump until the bottom was
reached nj 7sc, the price quoted from
Chtcano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
1000 MILES

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE 600
mile mark In the sIx-day bicycle race
at Madison Square Garden was
reached this morning. The I'VE
teams. Of which four are Americans.
are stili running neck and neck In
the long steady grind. The condition
OF the riders IL excellent II does
not seem that the records will be
lowered unless some faster work II
carried on at the conclusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
CARNEGIE'S
BIG GIFT

WARRINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. TO-
President Roosevelt az fodays cab.
met meeting acquainted the mem
bers with the ofrsr Of Andrew Car
negfe to give 10000. 900 for Ma
fional University az Washington.
The opinion reached by the president
and his advisers was that the lead
ers IN congress should be called into
the discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
To FORM
COMPANY
Organization TO Be Perfected
for Manufacturing Shoes

The .ehsmher ~ commerce eommltlss
on manufacturer which has decided
savofably on the plans proposed BY J.
~ Arrington % establish tsnnery and
shoe factory In Seattle. wilt not make
report TO the chamber today.
IL Haa concluded 70 effect an or
eauizstion u tae company Before the
matter IL presented 70 the chamber
The capital stock Il to b. $3.50 nD0
one half 81 which siii b. taken By So
attic citizens. The name % the con-
pany Wilt BE- selected later. Tho com.
naltteee appointed to draw up Articles
o. Incorporation Il composed % s. a
Bailey. Josiah Collins Dr.. J. NJ Ar
rinxtsn. r. y. nla@k. j A. Moore, s.
Shorrock and j. II. Msikle The cora.
n1ltte~ will meet sunIskf "a the ofirp ~
Josiah Collins ia the Halter buIldtnx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
PRINCE HAS
COLLAPSED

BERLIN. Dec. liz Through con-
uaued strain and consequent III
health. the crown prince has eoiisp~-
ed. The court physicians held con
suifatson this morning and decided
that he must have a long rrHt. and
he absolutely freed from public fIuc-
tons He VIII probably so 60 noue
watering resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
CAPTURED

LONDON, Dec. it.--An official dis.
patch from standerton says the col.
umn under Gen Bruce Hamilton has
captured practically all the Bethel
commando OF the Beers at Trsch-
nrdafontcin. The Boer iosncs were
seven killed and tzi taken prisoners.
Adviccs do not state British casual
flea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
LEONARD is
FOUND GUILTY
Judge George Decided That Ne Was
Bad, Bad Man

chsfisa Lsonsfd. who Il sscused o.
forcing Edna white 70 live q life Of
shame and thea taking from her the
greater part u her earnings. has besn
fonnd guilty q hsinx ; disofdsrly per.
son b. Judge George aad nped 500.
+. u. Hughes. attorney for fsfeas-. gave
notice 81 appeal and Leonard wss pat
unasr 500 bones.
Tho testlfanmy All throush she trial
vas VERY coaairting The womnns
story vas the safne as Published In the
star Monday aud nhr successfully stood
q rigid cross .eaAninAtinn.
a porter "a the Columbus house sworc
that Isaonsrd rented a room for thu
mhiie wiri In that dssfepntahis hou@e
Several witnesses v ho knew f.eona ~
" fg0naiuiu AZ = bach driver aworr 10
his good character there.
The psfsnss
LEONARD admitted that he advanced
passage m0Bsy fer the Nhste woman
from Aau Fraucisea t. Honolulu and
from there here. ffs dsnsed. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-11
CHANGE IS
RADICAL
Proposed Amendment Would
Abolish Health Board

Councilman James. by request. has In.
frodnced resolution In the city council
hast night to amend the city charter 90
that the present board Of health viii
Be- abolished and a new one created TO
Be- composed of I've members. The
mayor, city enginesF and president Of
The council shall be three nembers. me
other two msnbsFs shall be reputable
physicians. one Of whom shall BE- an.
pointed By the mayor and the other.
wPo shall Be- the health ofscer, shall he
elected By the people and shall draw
salary Of $1,000 a rear. The present
members o. the board Of health serve
.ltnQut pay. Tie secretary. Who n
heaffh officer. dFsws Fis0 a month