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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
ALUMNI OPPOSE MILES
A Boy Accidentally Shoots His Heart
Out-1 treasurer Takes the Money.
fSnecfal Dfspatcl1 to Tho Timely

WINCHESTER, va. October 15.-The
Winchester alumni Of the University OF
Virginia assembled this afternoon to. take
action upon the proposed appointment OF
Mr.. George W. Miles. principal OF the
st. Adams School, 70 chair in the Uni
versity as wsA az to ehatrmanShip of the
faculty OF the institution Tho Winches-
ter alumni passed resolutions protesting
against the appointment,
Rev. D. H. Scanlon. Of Berryv1lle. Va,
was installed pastor Of the new Presby-
terrain Church at Clear Brook. this ooun-
~, yesterday afternoon. Raw. DR.. u. NJ
white, Of KeSnstown. Va. peached the
sermon, Rev. J. e. Triplett delivered the
charge to the pastor and Rev. J. 8. Sub.
ley. OF Winchester. delivered tho charge
to the people. ~
Harrison Hickman, a colofed youth. &C.
cadentally killed himself yesterday on
the farm Of Colonel Edgar Allen, near
Franlslintown. He was passing through
a door with shotgun. when the ham
mer became caught and the gun exploded
The load tore his heart out
After an unsuccessful season the va.
1ev Business College suddenly closed Its
doors today. This action was made
necessary BY the departure Of the treas
urer. PROF. J. w. Neff, Of Cumberland
Ma. who It is alleged. took all the
money received from his pupils for his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
WILL PLAY SATURDAY
Randolph-Macon and Richmond College
to Test Their Strength.

RandoIph,Macon and Richmond College
to Test Their. Strength.
Richmond College wants to make q
showing on the gridiron this year. me
fret game of the season will be with the
bows from Randolph-Aiacon. TO be played
here Saturday. Hobson. Of the Onlver-
s;1y Of Virginia team Of last year. is the
coach for the Richmond team, ana ne
is 1uttins them through some OF the
raost difficult passes.
j As vet the team has had no chance Tor
secret practice, but yesterday the Broad
Street Park was procured for this pur-
pose. :. ~.
seven this year, is confident OF WIN.
nins the game Saturday The eleven VIII
be picked from the following list: Iank-
ford. right half-back; Spillman, left half
hack: Frazier. right end; Smith. right
tacl,le: Powell. right guard: Webster,
center: Hudgins, left tackle; Gillian. left
end: Morgan. full-back; Harbel. left
guard; Jordan. left tackle Anderton'
tight guard; Wood. full ack; looms,
uuarter-back; woodin, quarterback
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
CONFLICT WAS AVERTED
Federal Troops Necessary at the Elec-
ton in the Choctaw Nation.
s...s-- fRu Associated Prnss.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA serious con-
aict between partisans Of rival candidates
for the governorship Of the Choctaw. In
dian nation, in Indian Territory has been .a,
ayerted by the presence of Federal
troops. according to dispatches received
at the Interior Department Governor
Dukes, the outgoing Governor, who is
said to be partisan Of Sumter. one OF
the candidates took charge Of the Capitol
building, assisted by armed horsemen.
and according to Indian Agent Schoon-
field, arbitrarily permitted persons to en-
ter and sit as members OF the ChoctaW
Council on commissions issued himself
and refused to admit members having
certificates from regularly constituted au-
thorities.
ton for troops. On their arrival the Choc-
taw Council was permitted Ito enter the
building and resume its sessions. The of
ficiaI dispatches received to-day show
that the vote Of the Council for the office
Of Principal Chief (Governor2 was count
ed yesterday. Green McCurtain had ma
jorIty Of s1xty-1sne and was duly sworn
Agent .schoonfeld wires that the pres
ence of the troops prevented clash be-
tween contending factions, and that he
now anticipates no further trouble. An
tha armed men in the Choctaw Capitol
grounds have been disarmed or removed
by the troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
SICK MEAnAGhE
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
Small PHI. Small Dose,
Small Price.

&C 4
r. Atwood, Mr.. George T. Peers, Miss
vara Burke, Miss Susy Braxton Taylor,
Mr.. L. E. Smith and Rev. Dr. George
Braxton Taylor. Several of these persons
will form part of a box party at the
Horse Show tomorrow night Mrs. J.
r. Atwood, who will chaperone the party,
vii; wear a gown Of white point d'esprit
ovei. white satin Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood
will be at the jefferson; Miss susy Brax-
ton Taylor will be the guest OF Miss Hal
lie Dickinson. on West Grace Street.
Besides attending the Horse Show, Mr..
L. E. Smith will on Wednesday go over
into Chesterfield to be married to Miss
Willie Cleveland Inge. His pastor. DR..
Taylor, will accompany him and perform
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Taylor leave to-
morrow for Grand Fork, North Dakota.
where they expect to make their home.
Their departure from our village is very
generally regretted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
HOPE IN CRESCEUS WAVES
Horsemen Do Not Expect Two-Mirute
Trotter This Year.


Cresceus, the greatest frotter the world
ever saw, was one and the last hope OF
llght-halness horsemen who prophesied
the two-minute trotter for this year. but
the performances of the great son OF
Robert McGregor SO far this season seem
to settle in the minds OF class speed OBJ
servers. that he has seen his day and that
he will never again trot In hi worlds
record time
It has rarely happened that = champion
the year in which he made his record. The
great Sunol seemed likely TO clip 2 second
or two off the record Of Maud s., which
stood so many years, but after reducing
the mark to 2:0SA over a kite-shaped
track the game little marc retired into
obscurity.
Arion. the great stallion which clipped
some seven-odd seconds on tho 2-ye2r-old
record, was able only to reduce this mark
o. quarter Of q second the next season.
retired from the track 10 question.
Nancy Hanks was never heard from after
she reduced the record TO 2.Oa. Alix broke
down, SO far AZ racing purposes were
concerned. after clipping a quarter OF a
second from Nancy Hanks figures
The Abbot went lame the year after re-
ducing the rsoord TO 2eeY: Then Cresceus
lowered the time 70 asH4 and then 10
2:oe,lt. Nov the prsesnt champion seems
sore, Last year Cresceus was campaigned
from May Is, lSM. 70 January .. lsos. He
travelled i2Ae3 miles over the country and
vas worked hard from start 70 dnish. He
uas started axty-ons ttm,e eoa As g sald
Z $3.50 AAAn1AsANR - - - eNpas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
A Stormy Scene.
tan.ct,1Dispatch to Thu Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ilmes)
FINCAsTLE, VA. October 1B.-Ihe reg
istrars Of the Buchanan District nad aulte .
q stormy time at Roaring kun Freclnss
,-osterdav. James A. Gilbert, deputy treas
ure. cf the county undertook to buildnze
the board into registering some OF his
REPUBLICAN friends, who were not sol,
diers nor sons OF soldiers. nor had PAID
taxee sufficient to entitle them to regis
ter and could not stand the test OF the
,ndar.tandinE clause. They all became
violent and abusive. swearing that they
would register. IL the board had to stay
there all night. II.
Mr. Gilbert will probooly repent OF MS
indiscretion when the law lays us gen
tie hands upon him.
Very few negroes are getting on the
books in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
MORRIS PARK RACES
Mamaroneck Handicap is Won by l. v.
Reirs Hernnis.
Ry Associated Press.)

By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, October l3.-Ihe nrst
,Iamaroneck Handicap, the feature event
At Morris Park to-day, was won by L.
y Rell.s Hermis Despite the fact that he
was carrying an impost of 126 pounds
and giving away from two to thirty-nine
hounds to his field, he won by hall a
length from the lightweight Warranted
Goruscate. backed down from 60 to to
80 to 1. won the second race for maiden
two-vear-olds. Jockey Lyme to-day signed
4 contract to ride for the Keene stable
next wear at a salary OF $4,000. Su1nma-
rics:
First race-for three-year-olds and up
ward. selling: six furlongs of the Withers
rnile-Brunswick 6 to p first, Potentate
Is to u second, Mercer (6 to y third.
Time, l:15.
Second race-for maiden fillies. two
year-olds; five and half furlongs Of the
WYthers n1ile-C oruscate Gao to y first,
Pearl Diver Is to y second. Florham
Queen e to y third. Time. lilo.
Third race-Manaroneck Handicap, for
two-year-olds and upward; one mile and
quarter over the Withers course-Her-
mis- e to- y first. Warranted &c to sec
ond Advance Guard &c to y third. Time.
2:0S IA.
Fourth race-for three-year-olds and up
ward. the Withers mile-Lord Badge $50
to u first, knight Of Harlem Q5 to y
second. Barouche C6 to 81 third. Time.
1:i1 ga.
Fifth race-for three-year-olds and up
ward. selling; the Withers mile-Old
| Hutch III to s. first. Fried Krupp a to y
| second, Satire Us to y third Time, 1:42
IA.
sixth race-handicap. three-year-old,
and upward: one mile and sixteenth
over the hill-Zoroaster Is to s. first, Star
OF the West q to u second, Daily 90 to
4 ~ third. Time. 1:47.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
!, EACH SIDE TOOK
ONE or The !: GAMES Al I
! Manchester and Elks Divided
nonors 1t Broad Street Park
PLAYED SHARP .sNAPPY GAME
eirs. Contest Went to the Boys From
Across the River. E'ks Taking Sec
ond Game, Which lasted Only
Five innings.
wed in true baseball style, the nrst
ut Broad Street Park yesterday

wed in true baseball style, the first
at Broad Street Park yesterday
aoon had plenty OF ginger and
$ work, double plays coming as
>ou0ll they were nothing out OF the or
dinary. The Elks and Manches<ers
tackled each other, and as q result the
boys from over the river went home re-
5oicing, carrying Hooker in their arms,
he having saved the game BY his three
baEKer IN the ninth inning ard a beau
fuful slide home on a sacrifice hit. The
score was three TO two against the Elks.
and Hooker is responsible for their de-
4eat. In five inning game pulled on
Immediately after the first one, the Elks
MON with score Of five to three. making
two runs in the fifth inning on errors
Of Hooker, who tried to cover frst pas
Tor one timing. Bishop. former 80 E1 zen
Snond man, who played here IN " ana ..,a
sss. vas in the box for the E!ks IN the
last game. and. though he was ex-
nemely Wild. he showed his ability 1s as as
a pitcher, and incidentally WoIkeu n.,' -,
some OF the speed he has kept corked
IN in his arm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
UNIVERSITY FIELD MEET
Many Virginia Schools Enter Athletic
Contest
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Oct. IS
The following schools have entered the
field meet to be held at the University
early in December under the auspices OF
the General Athletic Association Of that
institution: Hoge Military Academy,
Blackstone; Episcopal High School, Alex
andria Roanoke High School, Danville
Military Institute, Bethel Academy, Wood
berry Forest School, Orange; Bridgewater
College, Fishburne Military School,
Waynesboro, and McGuire's School, Rich
mond.
The events are: Throwing 12-pound ham,
mer, putting 12-pound shot, pole vault
for height. 220-yard hurdle, 100-yard dash:
running high jump.
Two classes will be entered. the first
under fifteen years and the second over
fifteen and under ninereen years.
Other schools besides those mentioned
are expected to participate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
BEER AS.APRIZE
Causes the Death of the Prize Winners
at Coal Triple.
(SpecIa1 Dispatch to The Times

lSpeclaI 7Dlsp1tcu 20 1ue i111eS.7
BLUEFIELD, w VA, Oct. 1S.-W. a.
Carter, aged twenty eight, cotored miner,
was shot and killed Saturday night at LICK
Branch BY Harry Giles. Triple boss.
The bank boss at Delta offered kes
Of beer to the man who loaded the largest
number of cara during the week. Carter IT. 5
won and was given the beer l.! i.tte Vas >
number , OF his friends to help him drink
it. A fight arose between them Deputy
sherir Hensley decided to 81 70 TT the nipz
hrnthar to 90 with him. When near the
scene &C Carter left the crowd and started
toward his shanty. The officers called 70 70
him to stop, and it is said that he turned rned
and without a word OF warnlns nsed hs 700,
he could IRE again Giles drew his gun IN
and hiazed away. Carter fell dead In ms
tracks. The body was shipped to Ahton'
Henry county. Va. Giles was arreseeo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
HAVE DEBATING CONTEST
Richmond College and Wake Forest
Meet on fThanksKivinx Dav.

Messrs. Lane Lacy and RI n. wills
have been chosen by tAe MI Sigma Rho
sent the society In . debating contest with
Wake Forest College, to bo he'd ut that
institution on the evening OF Thanksxtv-
ing Day: The Philologidn Society has
occasion
MI. Percy Allen want to Raleigh ysster.
day afternoon to arraASs the terms Of III
debate, representing the Mchmond Col
lege sooietfe The colless sboys here play
the "a. and NJ gCollsgoEOf North Carolina
at Raleigh on Thanksgivin1SD Day. % Rick
mond VIII be well. representsd.l In the on
ll&l4QU41 "a -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
FATAL ACCIDENT
James Doniphan Dies from His Wounds
Young Man Held Up and Shot.

Especial Dispatch TO The IimeS.J
ROANOKE. VA. October B.-James
Doniphan. Of the Blue Ridge Church
neirhborhood, in Bedford, was acciden-
taliv shot last Thursday and died Satur-
dav' night. He was crossing Roanoke
River with his father-in-law. Gillie Bush.
and IN raising his gun the trigger caught
an tf,a side Of the boat the gun was dis
charged. and the shot entered his lungs.
He was about twenty-four years Of age
and leaves a wife and several children.
W. r. bearing, Of this city, had a dim
Guilty with an unknown negro on tbs
road to Stewartsville. Bedford county.
m. hail entered above tho left nipple
and striking a rib lodged IN his back:
Va waa taken to the hons Of . physi-
clan and will recover.
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Al lyanhoe.

special dispatch to The Ti ssss,o.-
.,an closed here yesterday and there he was
reSlsteleu .ayan negroes. against 10 last
yen S Quiz two white men were refused
y eei 0 and ,one OF them did not
reel l l.s.s IVA the SHERIFF Of The county
Know s,,a,,t Is negroes applied for reg
U.s The whites did not turn out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Charlotte County.

Especial Dispatch to The Times-)
KEYSvILLE, VA. October 13-The
registration books for Walton District
we're closed SATURDAY. At the Courthouse
precinct 80 whites registered out OF 81
on the rolls and 10 colored out OF lou
at Keysvil1e precinct 10 wines anu ~, -
cn1ored we're placed on the books The
ro,la show $50 whites and $50 colored-
3.very few OF the negroes applied for reg
istratton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
ROGERS-LILEs WEDDING
The Plans All Changed on Account. o
Or. Carson's Death.
fsnecia1 Dispatch to The Times.)

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Oct: IS.
The death Of DR.. II. M. Carson. father Of
Mrs. ". Minor Lille, has entirely altered
the plans for the wedding Of Miss Mary
Lille and DR.. Reinhold Rogers, The event
was to have taken place at the omverslty
and ip there were to have been six brides
maids All invitations, however, have
been called. off, and the marriage will oc-
cur at 4:S0 o'clock "Wednesday AFTERNOON
at the residence of Prof. Lille on East
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple will leave for brief North
ern tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
FATAL MINE EXPLOSION

Overcharge of Powder IN an Illinois
Mine Causes Loss Of Life.
(By Associated Press.)
SPR1NGiFIELD, ILL, Oct. 13.-Two
men were killed, four fatally, and others
seriously injured this afternoon In an
explosion at Victor Mine. Pawnee, 10
miles from here.
The explosion occurred Just before the
day force Of 100 men went OF duty, and
was caused by too much powder in a
blast, the conclusion causing coal dust,
which thickly overhung the mine, to
explode with great force. Some idea
OF the force Of the explosion can be
learned from the fact that all those
killed and injured were about four thou
sand feet from the place where the shot
was being fred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
|t'||'l4

The contrast between black and
white is no stronger than the contrast
between our kind Of clothing -and the.
common kind.
All sizes, all shapes-all ages, all
coming our way-whele they can all
get alIthe right things for mems and
bows dress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
ALUMNI COMMITTEE
Called in Executive Session by Judge
Sener-Prof. Dabney's Mission.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

CHARLoTTEsvILLE,v VA. Oct. 10
Prof. Richard Heath Dabney has been
designated as the University's represen-
tative at the, Inauguration of Woodrow
Wilson, president OF Princeton Unlver-
sity. The exercises will occur on Satur-
day, October 25th,7 at!tn. o. clock, in Alex
Judge James B. sener, president Of the
General Alumni Association, has called
of that body to be held In the Board of
Visitors room on October 18th at o'clock
p M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
This Weeks Games.

This Weeks Games.
Following is list OF the football
games to be played this week by the
more important Northern college teams:
WEDNESDAY,.
Pennsylvania with Gettysbur6.-Frank-
lin Field.
Harvard with Wesleyan-cambridge
Princeton with Observation-Disclosures.
Yale with Bowdoin-New Haven.
Indians with Bloomsbury arlisle.
Columbia with Swarthmore - new
Nork.
SATURDAY.
Pennsylvania with Brown-Branklin
Harvard with west Point-West Point
princeton with Washington ana Jeffer-
Yale with Pennsylvania State collegs-
New Haven.
Cornell with Indians-Ithaca.
Columbia with Hamilton-NeW YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Racas at Suffolk.

Races at Suffolk.
Especial Dispatch to The Times:)
SUFFOLK, VA, October 1s.-After z
lapse Of several years the sunolk Far al
Association will begin its fall races 20
morrow. From the class OF entries gooo
sport may be locked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
TOfHELP COAL STRIKERS
Tug Boats to Regulate Charges Accord
ing to Coal Supply.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 13.-The Central
Labor Union tonight assessed all its.
members for the coal strikers.
The tug boatmen have formed an as
tuxboat owner at the head. They win:
regulates rates hereafter according to the
coal supply. IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
Armstead Exonerated

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
NEWPORT NEWS, va, October Ia
Charles Armistead, a Well known young
stealing watch. was exonerated in the
Elisabeth City County Court today. The:
jury was out three minutes. s@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
In. Surry County.

Especial Dispatch 70 The Tines rho
registrars for Gdltord District closeo In ,ha
labors last Friday In Claremont,, = an nsa.a1, s
registration in Guilford District %. IS b1te
The total for the district IS 20 " resa
4a !. "a 81 colored. Blackwater Dls,r 1s ies7
t. ns 20 whites and % colored-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

nske. :. ..2301026
Manchester. =. ..s3.-sa.. s.. ~ " 81 ~
SUMMARY.
Base on balls, on Thomas, 1: on Bishop.
4. Hit by pitched ball. Hooker. sTeck
.out. by Bishop. s: by Thomas. !.
wiid bitches. Bishop. 2. Time OF game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14

Observation-Disclosures
itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggis viii refund your
money PAZO{ CONTINENT fails to cure
!ycu O. q IS.
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Mz3s 9 Y,lZZzzZzz2s

40 minutes. Umpire. Dick Duke. At
tendance, 500. Two out when game
called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-14
SUMMARY or TO-DAY:S NEWS
FORECAST.

Tusoday fale and cooler: rain IN south
east portion. much coo.er at night. Wed
M af1av fair.
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s-
GENERAL

The Democratic campaign opens In vir-
gtnia in earnest, with the Governor, Lieu
tenant-G Governor, United States Senators
and Congressman on the stump.
Governor Montague speaks to voters at
EWythevile and makes short address to
the Holston Conference. Bishop Morrison
replying. That body adjourns. The APP
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19
STORIES OF TUE TOWN.

Louis G. Better, a Sullivan City min ing and business man, reached town the other day and registered at the Golden Gate. Better was tired and re- tired early, but it was not very long before Mike Sullivan dropped into the hostelry. Finding that his friend Better was in his room Mike climbed the s5air and knocked at his door. "What do you want:' Better asked. sleepily.
 ''ls your light burning:" asked Mike in solemn voice. Better said it was not.
 "Then you'll have to turn it on, " said the big josher. for all the lights in town are Out and as there is but one current they can't start up until your light is On."
 Better arose and turned on the light, and Mike returned downstairs. Pres ently rap was heard on the door. "What's the matter now?' groaned the man from the Bluestone.
 What are you ringing your bell for?" asked Sullivan.
 ''l m not, :" said Better.
 "Have you got your feet against the footboard of the bed?' continued the remOrseless tormenter
 Better said he had.
 That accounts for it." said Mike. Pull your hoofs up or you'll keep every bell in the house ringing all night"
 "What kind of house is this anyway" muttered Better as he doub- led himself up in his bed and tried to WOO sleep in the glare of the electric light. But he slept badly ard Sullivan denies having caused his friend to drink of the cup ot distress.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Argument on motion asking that judgmen, be declared in favor of o. Stenifeld, in the case of Kimball vs. Price ct al, involving Glacier bench was heard on Saturday, W. T. Love ar guing for the motion and A. J. Eruner and T. NJ. Reed against. The motion was taken under advisemcnt.
 A motion for new trial in the case of McDougall vs. Southward ct al on the part of the plaintiff has been de- nied. The case involved bench claim No. ? below on Specimen gulch.
 Johnson & Valkner, formerly liquor dealers at Unalaska, asked that a por- tion of the amount paid by them for a license be returned. They alleged that in 1901 they had paid Fj0O for a years license, but by a mistake the license was issued for six months only. The court held that as the money had been covered into the United States treas ury, and by reason of the lapse of time the applicants had no redress.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-19
PUBLIC
 HEA7LH
  Health and Quarantine Officer Issues EdiCt.
WILL BE ENFonCED
Ordinances and Orders Relating to the Observation of
 Sanitary Rules.

City Health Officer Derbyshire. who is also United States quarantine officer for Nome, has issued a notice which states that all the sanitary ordinances and orders of the'city health officer will bs strictly enforced and every violation prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 The ordinances referred to prohibit the 'accumulation. in or upon any lot or block. place or premises, occupied by any person or for which he may be agent, within the city limits, of any "stagEant or impure water, garbage. offal or filth of any kind
 The dumping ground designated for garbage and filth of all kinds is "a point on the beach etween the mouth of Snake river and where the river for merly emptied into the sea-"
 As soon as the sea iS frozen over q line of flags will be placed in position to designate the line inside of which no garbage shall be deposited