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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26
Gltu In Brl6t

j. C.. Hartley WI ties fire, lightn'
ing and tornado insur ance. See him.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual run mage sale about
the LIST of November.
Nef & Rother's land buyers usually
buy. List your property with them
The finest lot of horses ever shipped
in here now on sale at First National
Bank.
For blacksmith coal, go to the Bob
ertson Lumber Co., successors to A.
d. Cleveland.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will serve dinner and supper on the
day of the Republican county conven-
tion, in tho new Brennan block on
Kelley avenue. Meals Is cents.
Los+.-Fur Coon coat on the 18th
Sept, between Devils Lake and Web
ster. Finder please notify Inter
Ocean or Alex Cockburn. DeGroat,
N. D.
No long winded applications re-
quired, which are submitted to eastern
companies, or waiting weeks for
money after mortgage is executed.
You get your money when mortgage
is signed at First National Bank.
The Evans company are to present
"..Camille'' at the armory Friday ever
ing, Sept. 26. Dumas wrote Camille
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

under peculiar conditions and impress
sions, it has been said. He realized
the delicacy of the subject and believ-
ed implicitly in the public's love for
the sentimental. Knowing these
things the touching story of Camille
and her ia lse hopes are not to be
wondered at. Many question her love
for Armand even after the splendid
sacrifice she makes at his fathers
wish. The life she led was full of
the Paris life and he knew it, never
theless her patient, heartbroken and
seemingly pure death stirs any soul to
a n of pity, and a wish that it
might all be done over again and
made right. The costumes and ac-
cessories to correctly present the
drama are necessarily the most hand
some and complete attainable.
A famous actress will be seen in the
title role at the presentation Of this
play in Devils Lake. Miss Collins is
unquestionably the best emotional
actress who has aver visited this city.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, is the only genuine, &C
tual business college in the west. Send
for catalogue.
The Saint Paul fu1 coat, standard
of the world McKibbon, Driscoll &
Dorsey makers and guarantors, F. W.
Mann & Son selling agents. When
you buy a fur coat buy the standard,
the best, the Saint Paul fur coat.
1898.
Pay up your past due mortgages,
drawing high rates of interest, by
borrowing money of the First National
Bank. Lowest rates given.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

nave SO1uoGuluS ike fI,UUu Invested
in the printing business and GU
weekly pay loll is larger than that of
any dry goods store in town, we man
age some way to make both ends meet.
Not long since a merchant came to us
and requested us to print some very
touching resolutions about Rev.
TRULY, written by our dear friend,
Mr.. Banker Dague. The resolutions
were printed. The merchant thanked
us very sweetly for doing so. A
month or so afterward he wanted an
extra copy of the Leader to send to
Rev. TRULY. It took an hour and a
half to find the missing number, the
merchant was under very heavy obi
cations to US for the trouble. A
short time ago he came to the Office
just as the paper was going to press.
He wanted to announce that Brother
Buchanan would be here next Lords
day to preach. A form was unlocked
and the item was inserted. The pape,
was delayed about fifteen minutes.
Again we were thanked very sweetly.
Yesterday we wanted a darning needle
and the merchant charged us q cent
for it, and that was business. We
could tell a hundred stories like that.
If there vas any business about us
we would get mad and swear. But
there is no business about us, 80 we
don't care and rather enjoy the JOKE
ON US.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26
A NEW MAGAZINE.

A new illustrated magazine, with
the taking title Of "The Reader, 'is tc
be started in New York, next month.
"The Reader announces that it will
provide the reading public Of the I'm.
tied States with literary magazine,
at once entertaining, unprejudiced
and authoritative. Further than this,
it promises to be both good and popu-
lar, and not only will it contain such
literary departments as reviews, bibli-
ography, libraries and the drama, but
its contents will also include short
stories, poems and several popular lit
erary articles Of general interest each
month. 1t is to be a 25-cent magazine
and conducted OF a large scae.
The cover design, by Mr.. Alfred
Brennan, is exceedingly attractive,
and represents two opposite types of
readers-an old book man lovingly
handling an Aldus or an Elzevir, and
a twentieth century young lady un-
b%lushingly perusing the latest popular
novel.
The list of contributors already an
nounced includes such well known
writers as: Gelett Burgess, John D.
Barry, Alice Brown, Bliss Carman,
"Mr. Dooley,'' Caroline Duer, Ed
win Emerson, Jr., Charles Macomb
Flandrau, Eliot Gregory, Aline Cor
rem, Oliver HEREFORD, Rollin Lynde
HART, R. V. Risley, Louiss Evan
Shipman, Henry Turrell and John B.
Tabb.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

Have you fuel for next winter9 It
will not be very long before cold
weather will set in and the question
of what to burn to keep the house
warm again confronts us. Those who
are expecting to buy hard coal when
they have their coal stoves set up and
ready for a fire may be disappointed.
Even if the coal mines should 20 to
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26
ENJOYS A JOKE.

One of our exchanges says that
about once a week the printer of that
paper is ripped up the back for lack Of
business principles. O, Lord, how
would we live if we had any? We
are glad that we do not. While we
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

After much diplomatic friction it
appears that Turkey is now arranging
to pay off the varions items which the
United States has charged against her.
Minister Leishman is entitled to q
great deal Of credit, since the opera
tion of extracting coin from Abdul
Hamid is similar to the renowned
process Of squeezing blood from the
queenly turnip.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

Don't pay $40. 90 for sewing ma
chimes when you can buy the san .
machine, 7-drawer drop head Sing or
for $32. Is at Geo. w. Gets furniture
| store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

work In a few weeks. we must not ex-
pect any coal until mid winter as the
people near the mining east would be
supplied first. The demand this win
ter for wood and soft coal will be
greater than ever and the provident
h~ousekeeper will see to it that she has
a supply early. 1t is always best to
look a little ahead and not wait until
the blasts Of winter are upon ma.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26
R TRAINS DAILY.

Between Grand Forks, Rugby and
intermediate pionts there are now
three trains daily. It is safe to say
that the most popular of these is the
new local train reaching Grand Forks
about noon daily, except Sunday, and
leaving Grand Forks, west bound, at
6:25 p. III.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

have also added a new line of infants underwear which feel will be greatly
appreciated by mothers. My line of Fancy Goods is complete and contains all
the latest noveltes-Exdusive agent for the famous Chas. A. Stevens Tailor
made Suit, and also for the Crescent Corset, the very best on the market.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

know that you will say my stock is the best ever displayed i'll Devils Lake.
have learned that the ladies' of this city and vicinity will buy the best if given
the opportunity. have spared nothing to get the cream Of fashion creations
for them. invite you to call and see my stock, whether ready to buy OF not
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

Pay up your past due mortgages,
drawing high rates of interest, by
borrowing money of the First National
Bank. Lowest rates given.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-09-26

High=Grade
Perfumes.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
THE JURIES ONCE MORE
ACTION OF JUSTICE ANDERSON IN
CRIMINAL COURT TODAY.
District Attorney to Draft Resolution
for Submfssfon to Congress-
The Local Dilemma

Justice Anderson. in Criminal Court No.
!. this afternoon suggested to the grand
jury the advisability OF ad5ourning untfl
Thursday morning Of next week at IL
O'CLOCK Such an adjournment was accord
inSty taken. Earlier In the day the court
finally discharged the jury drawn for serv-
ice during the present month in the court
mentioned.
This action was decided on In view Of the
probability that a decision In the test case
brought to determine the question OF the
legality OF the local juries recently Inn
paneled Is not expected much earlier than
the end of the month
SO far as the Criminal and Circuit Courts
are concerned they Will be provided with
JUS, 70 oe legally drawn under the pro-
visions OF the code early IN February.
The difficulty arises In regard TO the
grand jury and the Police Court tury which
were impaneled to serve through January,
February and March.
After a conference participated In by the
Justices OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trfct of Columbia and United States Attor-
ney Gould this afternoon II was decided
that Mr.. Gould should draft a proposed
gress for enactment
The resolution will authorize the draw
ing OF a grand jury and a jury for the
Ponce Court to serve during February and
the resolution through by the 23d instant
The Alternative.
IF the effort fails the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia will amend its
rules and change the terms of the court
so as to provide for the impaneling Of a
grand jury to be organized the first Tues
day OF next month. Such jury would
have to be drawn not later than the 24th
instant. 1t is believed that the present
Grand jury will be finally discharged next
Thursday.
IL the proposed resolution fails to be-
come Law, and the Court OF Appeals should
hold that the jury now impaneled in the
Police Court is serving Illegally, 1t is
stated that the Police Court will be with
out a jury until April
Certain lawyers of prominence are of the
opinion that il the juries now serving In
the circuit courts are declared to have been
drawn illegally the proceedings in which
those 1urfes figure are void. notwithsta nd
ing the agreement of counsel in the cases
being heard, not to question the validity
OF the juries.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
DISPOSED OF BY WILL.
Decedent Held Realty Valued at ST.
422; Personality, e2,52S. .26

AZ; FcrHOnalty, 4Z,0Z5-26.
In the matter of the estate Of the late
Michael Murphy, Messrs. David Moore and
Enoch L. White. the executors named, to-
day petitioned the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia to admit the will to
probate. and to issue letters testamentary
to them. 1t is stated that the only sur
yiving next OF kin OF the deceased are Mary
brother; Annie Murphy SwRZer. a niece.
and May Owens. Matte Owens, Rose
Owens and Mabel Owens, children of q de-
ceased niece.
The testator, it Is set forth, possessed
real property located and assessed in value
follows: 1204 r street, s., J0S; 1926 Ver-
mont avenue, s.. 1851; 1922 Vermont avenue.
S.s51; 100 11th street, 81 .329; 1880 .11th
street, $3.129: 1923 11th street, s., ,929; 1926
11th street. $3.50; 1924 11th street. 81 1895;
buildings at the northwest corner of Rhode
Island avenue and 11th street, S. 260; 1923
11th street. $3.50; 1875 11th street, $3 100;
1887 11th street, s., $50: a lot on 10th street
between Q and r streets, 81 $50; 160S 10th
street, 81 100: 1905 10th street 81 $50; 1904
10th street, $3.50; 1911 1lth street. 81, S91
1917 11th street, s., ,691: 1919. 1921 and l5211a
11th street, $5,447; 1923 11th street and 10l2
to 1016 Rhode Island avenue, s4, sos; 1542
Columbia street, 5000; 80 Dcfrees street
$500; 40 Defrees street. $969; 81 Defrees
street, S969; 10 Defrees street, 81 069; IL De-
frees street, S1,063; 81 Defrees street, 81 ,o69;
81 Defrees street, 1868: 64S L street north
east. 81, 100; $40 street, s.. .293; 302 T street
S,06O, and 210 street, s., 492, making the
of the testator $I7,422 The aggregate
value of the personal property is given as
about 81 So. % The debts, ii is stated, do
not exceed 81 600.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
FOR CHARITY's SAKE.
Contributions Received Today Help to
Swell Relief Fund


The following contributions are ac-
knowiedged by Mr.. Beriah Wilkins. treas
urer of the Citizens Relief Association:
Heretofore acknowledged. 81, ,142. Ss; Thom-
as o. Selfridge. jr.. $50: Mrs Ellen l.. Self
ridge, S23; John S. Blair, s25; S. Kann,
Sons Co. $23; G. G. PurseIl, IS;
T. V. Hammond, $40: Miss Annie L: Ed
wards, $40; George Otis Smith, S. George
l.. Bradley, s15; ]. and NJ. Strasburger,
SO; Thomas P. Morgan. So; A. S. Fisks,
50; Mrs Mary NJ. Clark, SO; Rebecca w.
Walker, $40; Mrs. John W. Thompson,
$40; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Barbour, S12
Eliza B. Anderson, $o; c. Heurich, $50;
total, 81 .425.3 80, -
In addition the following contributions, In
out by the Associated Charities, have been
received by Mr.. John Joy Edison, treasurer:
Heretofore acknowledged, $685. so; The
Evening Star Newspaper Company, $50;
Mrs. Chas. E. Foster. S2o; Antonio de Geo
troy, $50: F. NJ. Heaton, s.; Prof George
VIM Cook,S5 Joseph K.McCammon, IS; Mrs,
s. r. Dean, So; c. II. Carrington So: Thorn
as P. Morgan. So: N s. Bestor, $5; John ii.
Moore, $40; Jules A. Demonet, IS; ]. Sprigp
Poole. $5; Lewis Hartig, So; Minister WI
Ting Fang, So; Mrs Olivia T. Closson, SIS:
d. E. Wright, So; Mrs. Eliza B. Anderson.
50; "A. Mex" $25.6S; Emma B. Hawks
$3.50; William Cary Sanger So; DR.. Geo
B. Welch, $40; NJ. de Aspiroz $40. Total,
S617.6S.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
G. A. II. and WOman's Relief Corns
Hold Interesting Sesaiona


Lafayette Post, No. 90 Department OF
the Potomac, Grand Army Of the Republic,
and Lafayette Corps Woman's Relief
Corps. held joint meeting in Maccabee
Temple last night, and Installed the fol-
lowing officers:
Commander. Lewis Mundheim; senior vice
commander. W. A. Cowine: junior vice
commander. William F. Ulrich; quarter
master. Lawrence Nelson chaplain,
Charles F. Benjamin; officer of the day.
II. w. Burr: adJutant. Brfscoe Goodhart;
quartermaster sergeant. William Cham
bers: officer of the guard, John Mane1m: ::
surgeon. w. A. AbelL The officers were
installed by the department installing Of
ticer. Powell Tyler.
The ladies of the corps inducted into Of
flee were: President Mrs. Lola Hauptnan:
senior vice president, Mrs. Marian Greg
ory; Junior vice president, Miss Marv
Fletcher; treasurer, Mrs. Georgia D. Van
Fleet. chaplain. Mrs Lotta Woodson. con-
ductor. Mrs. Laura Chamberlain; guard.
Mrs. Vina NJ Calhoun; secretary. Mrs
Lucie Graham: assistant conductor, Mrs.
Kate Perkins: assistant guard, Mrs. Vina
NJ. Calhoun.
Mrs. Vina NJ. Calhoun. the retiring pres,-
dent. was presented with q handsome silver
service by the members of the Woman's
Relief Corps as token of their esteem,
while the new commander of LAFAYETTE
of a handsome bouquet of flowers from his
comrades.
At the close of the installation exercises
short musical program was rendered. fol-
lowed by 'pie-eating contest between,
three negroes.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
MISREPRESENTATION.
District Invites ,C0-Oper ration of states
in Securing Change

The District Commissioners have been
engaged today in sending out notifications
to the governors of all the states and to
the gentlemen selected in addition to the
state executives to serve on a committee
which shall take up the question of urging
an amendment to the Constitution which
viii provide a change in the date Of presi-
Dental inaugurations.
The question of change from the 4th
of March has long been under discussion,
and April 30 has been fayorably suggested
as the new date. The latter date IS the
anniversary of the first inauguration of
President Washington. The letter which
is being sent to the governors and other
members of the committee states:
THE committee which had charge of the
arrangements for the inaugural ceremonies
of 1901 has requested the Commissioners of
the District of Columbia to designate a ma
tional committee to take steps to procure a
change In the date for the inauguration of
the President of the United States. The
Commissioners earnestly hope that Won will
be able to act as d member of the commit
tee."
Outside the governors Of the states the
members of the national committee are.
John Joy Edison, Admiral George Dewey
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Justice Jotn
NJ. Harlan, Commissioner Henry b. r.
Macfariand. John w. Foster Charles T
Bell, Charles c. Glover. Theodore W. Moves.
Beriah Wilkins. Frank A. MuHsey. Henry
v. Boynton. Thomas w. Smith and s. w
Woodward
Evening star., 1902-01-16
PROPOSED MEMORIAL BRIDGE,
secretary Root Favors the Locatf<
Made by Park Commission.

Secretary Root Favors the Location
Made by Park COmmission.
Secretary Root has written a letter to the
chairman of the committee on interstate
and foreign commerce In regard to the bill
providing for the construction Of a memo
rial bridge across the Potomac river from
Washington to Fort Myer. In compliance
with the committees request for suxxes-
tions touching the merits Of the bill and the
propriety of its passage. Secretary Root
says:
'"The bill commands my hearty approval
with the exception Of one matter Of detail;
that is. the limitation of the Washington
end Of the bridge to the old naval observa-
tory grounds. / think the bridge should be
located in accordance with the very ad-
mirable plans prepared by the commission.
consisting Of Messrs. D. H. Burnham Chas
F. McKim and Frederick L. Olmsted, jr.
under the employment Of the Senate COM
mittee on the District Of Columbia, and
which are the development of the original
plans OF Washington and LEnfant for the
capital city.
''This would bring the Washington end Of
the bridge a little to the south Of the old
observatory grounds.
"I beg to cali attention to q memorandum
from the chief of engineers. dated january
4, 1902, upon the subject Of action ALREADY
taken by this department In respect of
memorial bridge and the plans already Sc
cured at public expense, which would, with
some modification. doubtless be available"
Evening star., 1902-01-16
Washington stock Exchange.

road IS. Loco At aoSs, $500 at 1Sss. chssa
ton. 20 q los, 60 at Ios g at Ios, % at 1os1s
7ols Georgetown Gas, s at q. Mergenthaler Ia
1sps 1ss 10 y AZ , ssS 10 S 1872 10 10 at
So 100 at so After cafcspitai traction, 20 al al
District Of Columbia Bonds-se5s. funding. 1881
1o71s asked. Washington Traction and Electric Re,
eepts. s. bid, GO asked; Metropolitan os, 1l8 bid
asked inebs q iSe
106 bid, 108la asked Columbia 6s, 1Is bid, I'D
asked. Columbia ID mort. IS, 1o51s bid. 1o5z ask
Miscellaneous Bonds ds-washington Gas %. as, Sc
lis BID q. Eectrie ieht A Deb Imp % 'esse' ss ,o
bid. U: s. Electric Hsht Cert. Indebt. es. Io4ls
phone % IS. 1o4S bid. los asked I American Security
and Trust e. 100 bid washingtoa Market Go. 1st
WASsan assae e. eS p In
asked ,sa d. American Graphophone Deb ss' s2 BID
Safe ,Rsppsit and Trust stocks-National Safe De-
Rss :ss ~. is isS ss sseea
Security and Trust eif ID. 2se asked washing
sSs sf sd ssnsaH H's s.sS.s :9a s.ss
railroad sstocEs~csp...l Traction Co.. los bid.
iis Ssstsnsf Bsnf ssoeks-ssnt Of w..hinstou. s7s
bid. 80 ssked rs Met,npolitan. $50 BID, 500 asked.
bid. Second: 16s bid. Citizens: 1856 SD. colum,
asked. West End, 125 bid, 127 asked Trsders..
135 bid, I50 asked Lincoln, 124 bid, I2s asked
Riers ESQ bid 750 asked
Ia.nranee stosks,Firemen's. Is bid, Franklin.
Corcoran, g bid. Potomac, 6els bid Arlington.
25 bid q asked. German American. 27o bid. Ma.
tional Union, 7% bid, asked. Columbia Iox bid
1lN asked. Rjegs. bid. asked. Peoples, .
bid, Z asked. Commercial. bid. asked. Colo
NAL. 118 asked
Title Insurance stocks-Resl Estate Title. 81 bid,
94& asked. Columbia Title. AZ bid, asked.
washington Title, 2 bid, ssked. District Title.
Telephone and Graphcpbcus stoeks-csesapeske
and Potomac. a5 bid. 20 asked. American Grspho-
phone Pref. 1x asked.
Gas Stocks-Washfngton Gas, 80 bid 1oN asked
Georgetown Cas- 76 bid 71K asked.
Type Machine Stocks-Mer1enthaler Hnotype
1881 bid 169x asked. LAnston Monotype iDl
bid 1O9s asked.
Miscellaneous Stoeks-Greene Con. Conner ca
50 bid, SOk asked- Washingtnn Market IL Nd
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. $50 bid, 800
asked
SEX. dividend.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
CASE GOES TO GRAND JURY.
Richard Goodall Held on Cbarue n
Murderous AsxnuIt

Richard GoodaH colored. about thirty
years of age. was given a preliminary hear
ing before Judge Scott in the United States
branch OF the Police Court today on a
charge of assault with intent to kill. Ern-
est Strotbers. also eoIored. the complain
ant. was brought into court in the arms
Of friend. FIe is partially paralyzed since
the night OF November 23 last, when he
was stabbed in the back of the neck in an
affray which occurred in front of a saloon
near the corner of 18th and l. streets north
west.
On the night in question Goodail Stroth-
ers and man named Jim Wright had some
words. and as result Strothers was stab
bed. but he told the court that he did not
know who stabbed him. Since that time
Wright has not been seen. Several wit
nesses were examined. Some OF them said
that Goodai was the responsible man, while
others denied that he was guilty and laid
the blame on Wright. After hearing the
statements of the several witnesses the
court sent the case up fer consideration by
the grand jury and fixed the bond at $500
Evening star., 1902-01-16
DEMAND FOR MORE SOLDIERS.
Gen. Brooke Calls for More Enerxeti,
Efforts in Recruiting the Artillery.

In consequence of the increased necessity
for additional troops in the Philippines,
General Brooke, commanding the Depart
ment of the East has issued an order call
ing for more energetic efforts on the part
of post commanders and post recruiting off,
GERS in that department in obtaining re-
cruits for artillery organizations General
Brooke says the post recruiting service
must be largely depended upon to supply
needed recruits to f1ll vacancies in the ar
tillery organizations in the Department Of
the East and to meet the losses occurring
therein by expiration of service. He cites
the recruiting office at Fort Adams, r. l.,
a good example of what can be accom-
plished by artillery officers who are thor
oughly interested in the matter of recruit
ing their commands.
General Brooke says there are many
other posts where nearly as good work has
been done and the department commander
reiterates what has already been empha-
sized In previous instructions on this sub
ject. that this -taatteI sbes1SOt treated per-
functorily. faithfully and persstentIy
followed up to the utmost extent possible.
Evening star., 1902-01-16
CORONER ONCE MORE.
DIR. Nevitt's Nomination Sent to the
Senate TODAY.

DIR. Nevitts Nomination Sent to the
Senate To-day.
DR.. J. Ramsay Neyttt. who has been tenn
porarily out OF public employment since
December 81. owing to the operations of
the new District code, was today reau-
pointed coroner by President Roosevelt.
The new code, as adopted, provided for
the appointment of coroner by the Presi-
dent Of the United States. Heretofore the
officer has been appointed by the Commits
sioners. The law giving the Commission.
ers that authority was repealed, along with
a great many Others
The code provided for a change in the
appointing power only in regard to the
coroner. 1t stipulated that there should
continue to be deputy coroner, to be ap-
pointed by the Commissioners. 1t was this
last provision Of the code which has saved
the District from being absolutely left
without coroner's services, Dr. Craze
brook having filled that position since the
time Coroner Nevitt's authority ceased