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NorIor on ELECTION.

BY virtue OF the authority vested in me
as mayor Of the city of Houston and by
Virtue of the following ordinance of the
JIiiS 'r 1901, there il hereby called. and
notice given Of an election by the quail
fled property taxpaying voters OF the city
~ Houston TO be held on Thursday. tho
25th, day Of July, 1901, said ordinance is as
l hN CoiRp5YiNANCE providing for the sub.
mission v 10 tne OF tRe ey eIH Houston
II the proposition for the issuance OF
bonds for the, purpose OF building school
houses in said city OF Houston;
Be il ordained by the city council OF
Section j. That an election he held by
the qualified pr9p1rty ta6Paytl5ng y1 tS dS OF
OF Juiy, 1901, at which election there shall
be submitted to a vote of the qualified
voters, who are property taxpayers of
issuance Of bonds Of said City Of Houston
in the amount Of nifty thousand dollars
s5o for the 9urgI9 pS Of RSiiang
said bonds are to be payable forty years
from their date aud shall bear interest
al the rate Of Ave 90 per cen. per annum.
election shall be as follows;
lSirst ward-Shuptrine Hall.
second wnrd-No. 10 Engine House.
Third Third, W 4ST0qldesiiiby ( Dow Hail.
fifth WRrd-Pythian Hall.
Sixth wnrd-Minsters store %VzV WASH
mssction q. None but qunlihed voters Of
said city. who nre property taxpayers Of
said city, shall be allowed TO vote at said
c's Section 4. Legal notice Of said election
SHAH be given by the mayor and clty
secretary and the manner OF holdlns sald
e eS tbs State governing general elections.
Section 3 This ordinance shall take ef'
feet from date Of its passage ana Publ PUBL
cation and all ordinances IN cohnlct mere
With are hereby repealed, - =.
said election VIII be held under and oy
Ni ilnse me law In such cases made and
SSpnyided and VIII be held az the time
and respective places provided for poI IN sag
oflln5,hce' n, and close at o'clock p. IN.
ofl2skk a. ~ j. D. wooLFoRD.
Mayor Of the city OF Houston.
Attest Upper. City Secretary. -
uonston. Texas, July ?, IDOL %
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NorICE-Notlce is hereby given that q
sbee stin ard Northwestern Railroad
snT has been called by the board
Of directors to assemble az the rl general az
on 9n oy.tacS n m. on the 18th day ot An
inst IN 'i ia6i. for the purpose Of autnoTls,
ne ing and providing for the sale OF inc
railroad OF said COMPANY eS Sis cnn5str' TO
~ ,own OF Liano. in IAano county. WIN WIN
its franchises and appurtennne,rs, 20 .,t tale
W5nsfnn and Texas Central hAllroue Ia ~,
many. C. r. Reilly. secretary - :
7aT beaumont and PaciHc Slope OH com
Fany Pgs,ls5iE. a dow nass Ss; sGiockRold.
crs VIII take ~ r.xaa %
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no ACRES well located. level prairie land,
about eighteen miles from Houston, at
$40 per acre, on easy terms or owner
would exchange for Houston property OF
equal value or would assume some en-
cumbrHncr II necessary. See VIM A.
Wilson, 20J Khan building %
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BUSINESS CHANCES

f0k SALE-Oii lease near &C.,. -
Sssnenson and Hardin counties, in frasts
p 70 ovO acres rock bottom mi cs
~ pALiles Desiring 70 Develop immc,liate
I. Helsig & Co, Besnmohf. TsSas ess
YOUNG, MAN desiring 10 enes-o q, ~
n1ssoso Tor himself wants to invest nho"t
n az IN good, legitimate business In or
w OF CITY. Address 27a2, this ofhce
- = -- ~. -uls parucnlars. ~
rhf ,,s.NEh WANTED. with 5000 for hair
Woman n SloO per month Who viii advance
aa nis amounts. money secured Address
1000 Ills uinCe. 81
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

A YOUNG LADY, 90 years Of age, wishes
position us housekeeper; can give refer
cnces II required. Address 293s this Of,
fec "
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prairie land on East Bernard river In
Wharton county, miles west OF Wallis,
all under fine fence, 90 acres In cultiva-
cotton and corn land and extra hne rice
land, rice farms IN adjoining tracts: this
land has good surface Indications OF Oh
and, being only % miles west OF Damon
Mound. the Same stream IL believed 10 be
In the oil territory. Price 81 per acre
onethird cash, balance easy. Address
the owner, w. J. Groom, Wharton, Texas.
"a
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500 to. $1,000 secures for YOU thu incest
anu best paying business In Houston.
Address sol this Office %
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for this week only. Two-story, modern
rooms and baths; servants house aud
stable; corner lott southern exposure; on
ear line, only. S2l50i improvements cost
wish to take advantage OF This splendid
Investment Halliweli \ Kelly, 2it Main
street. tf
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Twostory residence San ia
ctntc street $500: one-story residence,
JEFFERSON street, $1,000. A. II. Moore,
lol1ss Congress avenue. -
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FOR SALE Pasture OF 1890 acres In
!sF e9EGy dehSs aoopt ~ niles from rom
lnfbcd wire fence; good ranch house
water supply In exhauStlhle. 81 80 per
acre one-third cash. McCampbell &
Texas. 20
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OIL PROSPECT LANDs--Numerous tracts
In jackson league, tracts In surveys adj
jacent TO Sour Lake $50 per acre and
upwards; section eight miles southwest
saratoga $40 per acre; 1000 acres i've
and three quarter miles northwest Sara
toga $40 per acre; also small acreage
tracts at Saratoga lake; lands In Damon
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FOR sALE-1O0 acres OF land ia the OH
field Of this county; six rigs will he att
work boring for OIL around this tract In
territory aud viii be sold cheap for cash.
Apply to John s. Doughtie, Nacogdoches,
Texas, z
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sIN-RpOM, two.story cottage on Mason
.tTset; three blocks from car line; wiz
honse. Apply Leon b. Smith, attorney,
over Houston National bank. II
HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTs-Cholce of
any location cheap for cash or on easy
payments; call or address Boulevard and
Eighteenth avenue, Houston Heights,
Texas. u. u. Cooley. 100
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NaNI A MAN with money and social
blhdinh contracts in this city and STATE.
You hhndle your own money; secured,
s@gl percentage of profit Builder. This
~ W. ~
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FOR SALE-16o0 acres oil land, half way
between Sour Lake and Saratoga. Har-
particulars address c. r. Heislg & CO.,
beaumont, Texas %
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and y s,, LOAN TO build homes, take
nnthly navD1n u vendor lien notes, etc.
K ayar i9elliy Savings Association OF.
IA houston National bank. Main
ollanl sns Houston, Texas. Il. III.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

I =, Embellishments remaining In the Of
~ NJ The Post for the week ending
's N57. 1}26: J5gB. Il IN; 2927; 2sp2; 2gu3;
:,. J013; 2qO5 lTl 2n19; 2S30. 2953;
I'M giSl: 1904; 500 l3) Bob 10; 2Q33 60:
xsS aS3; 25OS, 30s: 1850 25Bi aus:
,ll 2gsJ; 1861, 28S6 u0 J.. y; VI;
IA ~ PASS: 4514; 2g65 ~ 2J11; 2565;
ia n: 2516 Y. II. G. l2l; 3ll6. 2921;
I nv ip ISIS 49, 2093; 254S: ISIS: 2.tlS
IN S9Gg. IA: 2GT0: y. T.. r.; 1905; 25I1
X III; 2g97 l3l; 2922 %; 2522 CD;
VI. 9,gS; 2p2S i3l: 2523; 2574 To-; 25DS;
X 5qlg. 2ST4. 2050 2H2j; $500.
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m rurnished to build houses, per
rAeuit1 w payments. Geo. w.
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FOR RENT-rlat No. OF Buffers OATS
II. p. Mclaughlin. phone go Il
THE undersigned Ia prepared to furnish
limestone, rough or cut. Write for prices
Francis Fischer, Austin. Texas u
no. 21I MILAN STREET. Whole or 10
part; the largest storeroom Ia Houston;
half block from market house. Il. r.
Lotus, u
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enSsy. 70 buy and sell stock solicited
All s,to OF Houston Stock Exchnnce,
d. Sbts,e bought and sold GU commits
saelMooa q Robinson. Brokers. 3
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Oll lands adjoining Sarai0Ta'
Hardin county; title perfect; oil sure,
and low price, For full particulars
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|opsr,rt y LOAN on business or resilient
Itprsl ns,"'ks' bonds, or any good col.
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FOR SALE-one 12-foot by ASinch return
tubular boiler. complete with all nttings;
also one l2xl2 automatic steam engine.
iuGt the outfit for rice pumping plant.
Address l.. 4. Miller. Houston, or W, H.
McKinnon. Schulenburg. It
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DAMON MoUND--A limited acreage In the
S. w. Damon homestead survey title
dates back 10 Spanish grant 10 1892
hes been the Damon homestead since
1861, the HOgg Swayne syndicate aud
Beaumont deld have purchased from Us
and developments VIII soon force prices
up 10 spindle Top values. Call on OF nd.
dress TAYLOR 4 Heasllp. owners, at Hutch.
ms House. %
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d p ioaned upon Houston real estate,
Ae'ps' attorney, 3lnA Main street
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FOR RENT have for rent In ;Fo=I.-
thlee store rooms, two 3OxO0 feet esrn
~. %NlO0 feet, centrally located and
suitable for Wholesale or retail business:
me crops In that section; business mos
hects unusually good. w. A. Blackburn,
. RAotlHs ltAdS.
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WANTED TO RFNT.

|TSTFD TO RENT-Mcdern two,story
sa,sc u eight or ten rooms IL s. dssiraple
HsrE isssis1. biS Aaia susst %
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

/ OWN twelve lots near car ilne In H5rs.
ton Heights; must sell SIX at once: IL
yCu want bargain, only $50 each. Adj
dress 4. .. Box ~. 20
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.RrYR. HUDSON. 3 For

,,r, u. MA, MARTYR, HUDSON, & FORD.
l n,9, suPPLIEs 5000 will buy a com,
we'll established trade: good 5nepin, w" ~
enc SdnergEs ra Young man TO control the trade.
w a"@"" -
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p. FOUND, STOLEN.

IN Enid h, iSNshing. watch fob with
q receive u rl Return to 1901 Walker
/ RiSSs--,- -. =, y arc. -
ert and MN. Tor returning ono COW.
n iiel,srn spotted, brand on neck,
~ RIA, - 80 Arieslnn Place. ~
se win S.aekeT Spaniel puppy, r..
lnse; ans Vat falling ont. caused By
aelai rowara 10 name ~ "Topsy.
-lilksa strse, returned 20 No. l4O3
s~ seEasT Clay avenue. ~
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FOR SALE-rhe Houston Heights hoteM
and summer GARDEN nm ideal resort: theg3
only one near Houston reached by streen
cars. John A. Milroy. 200 Main St tfS
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fYE Cleaning and Pressing Association
kults cleaned and pressed ~ cents: club
leies 81 per month; ladies' work a spe-
tlaIv; country orders solicited. ]. L
breen, 6fr2l5 Main. 2T
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|;, \ H.. ~ LOAN on Improved Hons on
10 '.peity or improved farms. Easiest
Ilss, S en9 terms. w. w. Miller yO4
III building Houston. n
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FVTTTiKOS will cure permanently
.rnblIs. svphilitic rheumatism and scro-
XII. Houston reference furnished by
emission: correspondence confidential.
lddTess Analeptlkos Cure Co. Lock Box
d Fort Worth. Texas. n
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HARRIS CoUNTY-444 acres Ell Noiand
survey; farm AN acres six miles from
city limits, residence and improvements
thereon; $40 acres Wylle Smith survey:
large and numerous tracts In NIL South
Texas counties; also oil leases In the
hle 4 Co, II
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Doing good business. For partteniars
address c. I. Helslg & Co. Beaumont
lcNlS.
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OIL LANDS ne-eIghth, one-fourth. one.
halt or whole acres on Spindle Tons
Heights; also choice locations near Sour
Lake; | can sell at lowest rates oil prop
critics Of every description choice city.
property for sale, Henry Exeli, Exaly
building, beaumont. 2T
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sest property; one tn tan ou , % .,
'nts II 49, OF Interest; monthly nar.
aey. assIsed; no delay In getting ynnr
ret. "ppiy TO n. L. Mills, 2oS' MaIn
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feiy, SSnpdFoRrJAltIES to place money
d hsvss u ~ az satisfactory interest. III
slO06 'c con IN any amount from 500
efy klna hult With me. Stocks OF
raaemhsr Houston oll ma SAL
S-; = Sharles Il. Munger. I'D
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BRYAN HEIGHTS / Will oifer for n few
daya fonr acres In quarter or one-acra
tlaCts, on top Of Bryan Heights, at rea-
soluble prices. These tracts are very de.
sii ubje and near Two wells that are now
preparing to dril for OIL Mr.. Lucas says
Bryan Heights has sure Indications OF
oil, which vs. n feet above the sea level,
ia an open Hat prairie, about three miles
west Of the Brazos river and one mile
flom the gulf address y. II. Carlton,
NclascO, Texas. ~
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YOUNG man with business experience and
pest references wants TO invest SION
with services in legitimate paying husl
ness no fakirs need apply. h. E. b..
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FOR SALE-Acreage on Big AIN, Mata,
Rcrda county, ct ground floor prices; you
vi save big money by Investing before
work begins; don't fail 10 call and Sc
cure data Cash Lucke. tf
A "GuSHER" In Sour Lake oil field as
kured beyond all reasonable doubt IN the
near future as further drilling progresses
The undersigned offers for sale vOlua-
able tract OF 40 acres In lots MS desired,
centrally located In the heart Of the
Sour Lake oil Geld nj reasonable value
abstract ready. For further particulars,
Texas. 81
FIFTH WARD--New slx-room, two.siory
horse, near corner Of Semmes and Leona
streets. for sale: small cash payment
down, balance on terms practically -
suit purchaser William A. Wilson, 203
Khan building. 70
10000 ACRES OF well fimbered white oak
on navigable river, near railroad, So per
acre. lands, Damon honnd. Sour Lake
and rice az lowest market price. ";
Ayrea. 200 La Branch. y
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, 30 MAIN
street, controls uine-tenths OF all unsO.i
Houston Heights lots. Our prices are
lowest and termg the best TO be had.
JOHN A. MILRoY, Agent II
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{ oil oSsVoD TIME to buy some Of
y o. ssiS ! solicit your orders 70
I Houstan SSharles r. Munger, mem.
an 'r,-- ------- stock Exchange. f-22
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OIL. LAND BARGAIN--e5 acres In five
Sour Lake, 500 to S7n per acre; afty
acres section IS. 7. 4 ~ @. survey, JEFF
ferson county. $40 per acre Prices for
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fpH SALE,-The best fitted out restaurant
u State, located near KATY depot. Waro
IeNas' closed because other business re.
y CURED attention; will sell part on time.
low rent T. NJ Speer 1928 West avenue
Waco. Texas. I'd
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DAMON MOUND oil land Is all right: sell
YOU 100 acres seven miles south for 500;
ANYTHING wrong about the pricef Ad
dress 200, this ofnce. -
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
UNIVERSITY WEDDING.

The county clerk this morning issued
to Mr. Harry M. Varrell license TO wed
MISS KITTY Ro,hwell. The parties are
leading social lights in university life.
Mr. Varrell is assistant in German and
Miss Rothwel junior in the college.
Her home is in Denver. She is mem
Der of the Delta Gamma sorority. The
announcement is a complete surprise to
the friends o! the couple.
The young couple were married by
Rev. Z. w. Slbbald at St. Johns church
late this afternoon in the presence Of a
large number o! their university friends
Later they held levee at the rec,ory.
They will leave Tor Denver in the
morning and wAl later take a trip
through the east. The groom will. prob.
ably, resign his position at the univer.
si,y.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
SAW DEAD RELATIONS.

Henry G Elmer was examined for in
sanity by Judge Atwood and jury this
afternoon. Drs. Riley aad Cattermole
testified strongly as to his unbalanced
condition. He was university studen,
and had hallucinations wherein he saw
his dead relatives. His study CT psyohol
ogy troubled him and he advised DR.
Caltermole that he had been treated fol
mental troubles back east or in Germany
the doctor couldn't recall which. Some
weeks ago Mr. Elmer was taken or
President Bakers orders from the home
of Mr. Poundstone. because the family
fe red him. DR.. Riley undertook 10 care
for him at the sanitarium and finally
lodged the complaint Of insanity. 1t i!
thought failure Of remittances from an
eastern aunt and his studies have un
balanced his mind.
Court took recess to give Dr. H. w
Allen an opportunity to examine Nj
Elmer.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
The Explosion 5
De0d|y C10|ge
FEARFUL HOLOCAUST.
Ex xplosIon Kills Eight Persons and IrJures
Score OF Others.

Explosion Kills Eight Persons and I"Jures
Score OF Others.
Chicago, March lI-By boiler explo
sion in the Doremus steam laundry this
morning Is lives were lost. 1t was just
as the 50 men and 3, girls were about to
60 to work, when the explosion occurred.
One man was blown 100 feet through a
window and the building was blown to
pieces. The wreckage caught FIRE and
the 6remen had hard work for an hour.
Voices were family heard beneath the
walls. but they soon died out and it is
believed that 2s to 8, have been burned
to death or killed, while IS terribly in.
jured are in the hospitals. Halt dozen
bodies were taken out before noon three
being girls These were so horribly
mutila,ed they had to be taken up in
baskets. Eight persons were killed and
IS injured
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
C0NGER COMING HOME.

Pekin, March minister Conger
and family sailed for the United States
today.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
PREPS WIN AGAIN.

The Prep. basket ball team went to
Fl. Collins Saturday evening and show
ed the farmer boys the game by score
of 20 toI7.
The team work Of the preps complete.
ly ou.classed that of the Collins boys.
The preps now claim the championship
of the state without another game in
view. Those who played Saturday we're
Trudgian, Pendall, Bell, A. Pa.e. and
E. Pate. Wolf acted as umpire.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11

At the opening of this spring we wish to extend an in
vaton friends customers and the public in general to
call and tho finest display of Spring Clothing, Fur
nhg Hats and Shoes we have had the pleasure show
ing. Our store is full of
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
THE BEAR GRUNTS..

And Shanghai HAttens II Advise the
World Aboutit
London, March ia dispatch from
Shanghai states that Russia has notified
China that unless tie Manchurian con
vention is signed at an early date, she
will withd-aw from the convention and
use h arsher methods to hold control. Ii
Hung Chang says be is powerless and
will ask the powers to intervene for the
saving OF Manchuria to the Chinese
Empire.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
Winning Ticket
Hos Been N0l1ed
LIGHT WAS THE ISSUE

And Hundreds Of CIT IONS Voted IN the
Noa Ps rtisan Primaries.
The warmest primaries ever held in
the city of Boulder occurred Saturday
night. Hundreds of citizens turned out
in the four wardf, whereas but mere
handful usually attend such affairs here.
Electric light and street railways was
the issue and there were champions OF
both sides-the present company: md. a
contract to the new company. In three
wards the new company won, whereas
the candidate of the other is claimed by
both sides
The fun was in the third. where Major
Peck. the chairman, had a josting. but
good natured crowd of over 700 people,
who were compelled to stand up for
three hours. but who fingered till the
end. o. seven candidates for the alder
manic nomination, all OF them came for.
ward and pledged themselves before the
voting began, TO vote. if elected. for a
FIVE years contract to the new lighting
company. On the first ballot J. B. Tea
garden led with u. Alderman Kimb all
90, Autrey 40 and Perren. Larsen and
others had votes in total Of 2o5. 1t re-
quired four ballots to nominate Mr. Tea.
garden. He is the Walnut street plumb
er and an Elk. Alderman Kimball
magnanimously moved to make his nom.
ination unanimous.
In the first ward Leo Vincent attempt.
ed to commit the alderman to a resolu.
ton pledging his vote to the new con.
tract. Alderman Johnston fatty refused
to be pledged and there was qnite lit
tie acrimony in the debate on the resolu.
ton. VincenI's crowd had no candidate
because of the declination of DR.. John
Boeck, but finally George w. Teal was
persuaded to run and came near beating
the alderman. getting 4S votes to 81 for
Mr. Johnston. Mr. Teal dec cred hlmself
fatty for the contract. Guy Adams pre-.
sided.
In the second Harry Casaday won over
Alderman T. v. Wilson, who voted
az ainst the contract. George F. Fonda
presided with Mr. Kerr tor secretary.
But one ballot did the business as toll.
lows: Harry Casaday 81. T. V. Wilson
81, Lambert Sternberg 10. Ga motion
of L. c. Paddock. Mayor Whiteley's ad
minlstration was commended and the
delegates were instructed TO vote for bis
denomination. A similar service was
performed by James Cowie in the frs,
ward and Prof. DeLong in the third, and
Mayor Whiteley stands the choice OF
thirty out of forty delegates under in.
struc.ions. although two delegates in the
third-Messrs Larsen and Fisher, re(us
ed to be bound by their instructions
Since there were 40 many for Whiteley
no attention was paid to their declara
ton of independence.
| Ed Hubbard had the fourth ward
pretty solid for him for mayor. but thai
boom has died abornin' in face of Whit
ley's great lead. There was no opposi
ton to Alderman Eli P. Metcalf, who ha!
served his constituency faithfully ane
who voted in the council to encourag,
Boulder's progress and a new electric
company by voting for the lighting con
tract to the new company.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
THREE BILLS PASSED.
Legislature Enscts Some Important Laws
in Each Branch.


Denver, March II-Sena,or Smiths
bill requiring accident and life insurance
companies to pay plaintiffs attorney fees
when it is necessary to sue for injury OF
death payments. passed unanimously in
the senate today. The bill places a
heavy fine on the company to be the in
sured when it resorts to schemes to gain
time and delay payment
Annear's bill permitting tunnels to
cross patented land was. also. passed.
The house in committee Of the whole
favorabiy recommended the bill abolish
ing the court of appeals. making FIVE
supreme judges and term OF ten years
for each.
Daily camera., 1901-03-11
Empire Coming
S0yS PRO-. H06|ey
A NOTE OF ALARM.
President HadIey Predicts an Emperor
and an Empire.

President hAdley Predicts an Emperor
and an Empire.
Boston, March II-Speaking 10 an
audience comprising a large per cent OF
the wealth of New England in Old South
church last night, president Arthur T.
Hadley OF Yale college created grea,
sensation. His subject was The Devel'
opment of a Public Conscience" He
declared I'VE shall have an empire in
Washington within twenty. FIVE years un
less we can create a public sentiment
which. regardless Of legislation. will reg
ula,e the trusts" Individual conscience
IN the United States is of high order
but in politics collectively II is OF low
standard.