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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-27

given you by our beseiged citizens forty
years ago, is certainly none the less hearty,
nor the less accompanied by our sincere
wishes for your welfare. Accordingly I
surrender to you, while here the keys of
our city. May you dwell in our midst as
our noble and respected guests and may
the bonds of friendship and union be re-
newed to last forever.
Gov. Van SAINTS address was very short
and consisted in a eulogy of the defend
ers of New Ulm and the men who were
to follow him as speakers as we'll as a
citizens of the United State.
A mixed choir from the Turnverein
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-27

sang German song, but not being on the
platform it was difficult for those at a
distance to hear the singing.
Senator Clapp was introduced and his
appearance was greeted with applause.
His was to be the commemorative Grafton.
It was an excellent effort. An Grafton
the equal of which has not been heard in
this city. 1t Is impossible in the paper
even to give synopsis of the grafton
which would be unsatisfactory. To be
appreciated such an address should have
been heard. It was American in every
essential.
Col. Pfaender followed the governor
Continued on page
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-27
Massacre is Well Remembered
New Ulm Pays Fitting Tribute to Men,
Dry of Pioneer Days.

battallons of the Second Regiment and
Capt. Burg's battery of light artillery.
The second division was in charge OF
Ben Stockman and consisted of the his
torical floats arranged as follows:
R Rinif Schooner m Brown Bros
A. J. Vogel.
4 Pipe Of Peace. -. By business men of the
Grand Hotel block, built by Mueller and
Seifert
1n ndian tifs-Movins +; Ref Brast
Pioneers Unexpectedly attsseRed hG Trank
Burg; A.; Eckstein, Robt. Loheyde.
~ 9tsen Ham@el Bros. f Il: 4 Hear Sdnnke' o. M
II Just in Time . W. G.. Alvin. DR.. Stricken
Hoidale somsen; Interstate, Dakota
House, Louis Krook.
IL Defense from Windmill. ...... Otto Schell
block between lst and I'd North Streets on
IA Wagon in which Luther Ives and party
escaped from the Indians on the Leaven-
y worth Expedition. Driven BY Luther Ives
Is Peace. F. Neumann, G: stue b@% Groee
Bros. Wd. Eibner.
These floats have not been surpassed as
works of art in any parade in any city of
the state; they were simply magnificent
and were thoroughly admired by the
large crowd which saw them. So true to
life were some of the scenes that in many
instance the scenes they recalled brought
tears. to the eyes o. the older women, this
is the highest tribute of praise to the art
of those who had the designing and ar.
ranging of the floats.
The third division under command of
Capt. Stienhauser consisted of the G.. A.
R. Post, Defenders of New Ulm Pioneers
of Brown County, Turnverein, Speakers,
Mayor and Fire Department.
The fourth division consisted of the
civic societies and constituted no small
part of the parade.
Passing along the line of parade the
pageant created no small amount OF ap-
plause. The defenders in particular were
lIe4uently cueeIeu.
The OK team with the two ancient
wagons were frequently photographed
and were the center of much interest
throughout the entire celebration.
At the corner of Minnesota and Second
street north the parade passed in review
before Gov. Van SAINT, that is the MALTA
and battery and the companies were dis
missed at the park. This review Was
witnessed by an immense gathering and
was fine military spectacle. The bands
represented in the parade were the
Second Regiment, St. Peter, Concordia
and Cadet. +.
SPEAKING AT THE PARK. =
Representatives of the. daily papers
from St. Paul and Minneapolis who are
used to estimating large crowds put the
number gathered to hear the speaking, ut
above 5000 and the estimate seems to be
small. The crowd was SO very large that
only part couldhear.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-27

Philip Liesch was master of ceremonies
and after music by the Second Regiment
band Rev. s. G.. Updyke was called upon
to offer PRAYER.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-27

battallons of the Second Regiment and
Capt. Burg's battery of light artillery.
The second division was in charge OF
Ben Stockman and consisted of the his
torical floats arranged as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
Reviista Comercia(
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS IE TRAVESIA

De Gibara va cub "Marla Herrera"
4 V.llar y co, en- lastre.
DE Arecibo vap amer "Arkadia' &
The New York & Porto Rico S S Co,
Goa carga de transito.
De Geneva y escalas vap espafiol
Martin Saenz" a Sobrino de IzqulerdC
y co, zoo fds papel q conservas 500
cls jabon I fds abani,oS s. SIS garban-
EOS I6o cls aceite bl gin aceitunas 3
fdos encargos Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
CT dulceS Palacios y co, 10 cEs marmoles
I25 cIs id s. SIS garbanzos 100 cls cirue
las 10 CTS pimenton 40 ids garbanzos
200 cls pasas A\Ortega y co, 2 CTS boto-
nes cls alparsatas Scrs d. NJ Lomba
y co, II cls mana 100 S S arroz $50 cls
jab6n 32o fdos papel 35T4 vino Ct al
manaques 20 SIS garbanzos 80 SIS conn.,
no 80 SIS anis. Freiria AlonS5 y co, 20
ids papel 100 cls co1servas IS a vino
Scrs de L Villamll 90 cIS quesos 500
cls jabon 100 SIS arroz II fdos CTS vino
go gtnes alcaparras CT panes de higo
$50 gins aCeitunas cls guisantes Ca
dierno Lopez y co, 20 cls vino 80 ID
aceite almendras Castrillon y Ochoa
IS cIs gerlnouth id naipes id embu
tidos Rubert hmno II fdo pieles cl
herramientas F Font-y hmno Is balas
papel 50 gins anisado J Ochoa y hernia
no 80 cls papas 1 id conservas Baquero
y Gandara 20 c,s aceite Fernandez
Gauran y co, 10 cls aceitunas Villar y
CO. 500 CTS jabon A Vicente Y co 500
cls jabon 4 id aceitunas 3 id aceite 300
SIS arroz 2 id embutidos y jamones
Alexandra Bozzo 2 cls calzado 3 id
tomates y otros id aceite id -'astas
A Suarez y co Is SIS arroz Barcelo y
co, 10 CTS aceife Gonzalez Fontanals y
co, 100 cIs aceite Hilario santos 20 CTS
"a PIP vino M Blanco 20 bultos F
Guillermety 20 A la orden--S c 50
CT vermouth V P 8 CTS calzado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
a recipTocidad con Cuba
Esfuerzos para terminar ell asunto
en- la preSente Semana
Significaciones que hace el Presidente
Roosevelt
Opinion unanime de la prensa

serviciO cablegrafco especial del Boetin Mercantil
Nueva York, martes.- Noticias reel
bidas hoy en- Washington declaran
que comisiones de ambas camaras del
Congreso celebraron esta maf1ana una
conferencia para solucionar la question
del tratado de reciprocidad comercial
con Cuba
Dasde la semana pasada Sc es.an ha-
pciendo esfuerzos para en- esta semana
dejar terminado el asunto y Sc ha pro-
puesto desechar tres de las enmiendas
hechas al proyecto para asegurar- la
a2robacion de otras
E1 Presidente Roosevelt ha signihca-
do al Senado que debe dejarse solucio-
nado en- esta misma semana.
Sc ha hecho una indagacion en- las
dos Camaras para saber 81 serfa aproba-
do el proyecto y Sc ha asegurado en- su
favor. una mayorfa extraordinaria.
La prensa lnanimemente opina que
conseguira hacerse ley en- esta semana,
pero que Sc linitara 81 accion a TN
tempo determinado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
VAPOi ES QUE Sc ESPERAN

Amer "Philae1Th a"-Recala-a a es-e
puerto Ell dia 7 del corriente procedente
lie la Qua rra y escalas, siguiendo dlrec
tanente p"ra New York
Amer Caracas" Procedente de New
York llegara a este puerto el taia 8 del
corriente; Y al siguielte dia saldra para
los de Ia Qua. IA y escalas.
Esp. "caturnina' Del puerto de i
verp3ol salio ell dia 3 del corrlea-
te con destino directo este y otros
de Ia Isla.
Barca amer Justin Ingersoll"-Con
lestino este plerto debe naber salldo
iel de New York el dia % del pasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
Principe de Ia :.
|g|esia Cat6|ica
Fallecimiento del Arzobispo de
.Nueva York
Detalles biograficos
Sentimiento general de los catolicos de los
Estados Unidos
Detalles biograficos

Sevico cablegrafco especial del Boletin Mercantil
Nueva York, martes. Ell arzobis 70
cat6lico Corrigan, de la diocesis de
Nueva York, ha fallecido anoche en- su
residencia de esta ciudad, despues de
nueve semanas de aguda enfermedad.
Ell arzobispo Corrigan ha fallecido de
resultas de una pm sumonia, que t1vo a
principles del 1ltimo invierno y de la
&. que quedo en- un estado delicado que
fue des ,ues agravado por la presencia
de nuevas complicaciones.
Miguel Agustin Corrigan ten1a 62
afios y empezo sus estudios en- el semi
mario de Santa Maria, en- Em1netsburg,
Md, al cual Sc llama ia Madre de los
Obispos por el extraordinario MI nero
de sus edlcandos que han alcanzado la
mira.
Corrigan pas6 despues al Colegio de
la Propaganda, en- Roma y fue cura de
la ig1esia de New Jersey por algunos
afios.
Ocuo6 despues el obispado de Ne
wark. hasta que fue nombrado Coadju-
tor del Cardenal Nc Closky. de New
York. con derecho sucsde1le, como
ocurri6 la muerte de aquel
Ell Arzobispo Corrigan era muy &C.
nocido y apreciado en- toda la Union
por sus cualidades morales, 81 caridad
y su modeSt1a.
Sd muerte ha sido muy sentida oor
todos los catolicos de los Estados UAi-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Don clemente Fernandez Barreto
Medico Tituiar de La Carolina, Pto
Rico.
Certifca Qle hace mas de diez
ocho ahos viene hacienda uso con bas
tante frecuencia de la Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de higado de bacalao
con hipofosftos de cal y de so5a, STEM
pre- con ventajas positivas para Sis en-
fermedadeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Por Sucrs de NJ Lomba y CO:
a Freiria Alfonso J co y Barcelo co
s. cIs q1eSos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. El boticario
lie devolvera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
frna de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
ENTRADAs DE cosTxEERoS

De Vieques gol "Rapido' en- lastre.
De Vieques bl Carmen; A Vicente
y co, a bIs arenques.
De Mayaguez y Aguadilla bl "Ala
Blanca: Francisco Soto pqte varios
efectos. Jose Martinez CT aipargatas
Riera y co. 3o,2 SIS maiz Tuan Palmer,
1902 SIS azdcar Castrillon Ochoa CTS
salchich6n Rafael Schurbe 8 bultos
equipaje De Sola y Ramirez II cls ia
baco elaborado Santisteban Chavarri
y co l CT tejidos Juan Narvae J, 2 jaulas
pollos y gallinas cIs huevos A la or
den 100 docenas escobas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
DR.. Clemente Fernandez.

Esta tarde 4 las cinco tendra lngar
el entierro de los restos mortales de
don Domingo Paoli,> de cuyo falleci-
miento danos cuenta en- otro lugar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Sc encuentra en- esta capital, nuestro
antique amigo don Jose Il. Tizol, ha-
cendado de Gnrabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Atendiendo 4 la invitacion del R. P
Frank Colon, asistira nafiana la fun
ci6n del Teatro, el Honorable Goberna.
dor Civil Mr.. Hunt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Mariana en- la noche tendra lugar
la funci6n a benefcio del Colegio
Santa Ana, y Sc -pondra en- escena la
preciosa siempre aplaadida par!liura
del maestro Donizzeti Lucia de Lam
mermoor."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Ell tenor dramatico de Ia compafffa
de opera italiana Sc halla recojido en-
CANA atacado de una fuerte grippe.
Esta fue la causa de haber estado
algo defciente de voz cuando conto Ell
'Travador' el domingo en- la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

Pro3ran1a de las pleas que ejecutara
en- la retreta de maflana la banda de
la Policia l isular:
10 Marcia "Iandes Across Sea, "
Sousa.
20 Fantasia de "Capi.an," id.
50 .Overtura del '.Poeta y Ald9ano,'
Suppe :,
40 Musical Me1ange "Olla Podrida,'
Eolli son.
go Wal.z Fir old Fumes Sake,
Eugel. ;.
6. . Tvs Step I'm Secreto Obscure"
PAMELA.
10 Guaracha "Guayaba," Ruiz.
Hirnno Nacinal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
Hemos tenido cl gusto de saludar en-
esta redaccion al DIR. Josef Zervas.

Nos ha visitado una comision de da-
mas cat6licas para encargarnos que
hagamos llegar hasta los sefiores conner
ciantes Ia s6plica de que cierren los es.
fablecimientos mafiana las ocho y me
dia para que puedan asistir a Ia fnncion
de opera, los dependencies del comercio
Ia Emulsion de Scott es coupanera
inseparablc de los Sres. medicos, que
Ia fecetan con ventajas positivas en- e
Raquitismo de los niflos, Escrofulosis
Ma ofras enfermedades debidas
.t.icfeucia uutfitifa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
sAL1DAsDE TRAvEsIA

Para Habana y escalas vap cub MA
ria Herrera, por Villar y co:
Pto Plata. Sucrs de Abarca ! CT pie
zas maquinaria Piza hermanos IS BIS y
10 tercios con I2631 libras sebo de res.
Gibara Ochoa y hermano rs SIS
con 1850 libras cafe.
Santiago de Cuba Sus consignata-
rios toro 5 novillos / caballo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06

oPERACIoNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-05-06
sALIDAs DE cosTANERos

Para Culebra bl Puma del Mar
con carga general
Para Naguabo y Humaeao g1l cana
Marfa" con carga general
Para Aguadilla y Mayaguez gol lisa
bella con carga general
Para Maanabo y otros puertos, gol
India con material para faros.
DKsPAcHADos
N;f,o7sna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-30
IOWA REPUBLICANS
HOLD CONVENTION

Des MoInes, July 3O.-The Republican
state convention convened at II o'clock
IN the new auditorium with large
attendance. on the platform were
Senators Allison and Deliver secy. Of
Agriculture Wilson and the fun con-
gressional delegation with the excep-
ton Of Capt, J. W, Rumple, who is IN
In Chicago. Congressman Walter L.
Smith, temporary. chairman, said;
I'VE have seen the great courageous
and honest man who now occupies the
White House attack the Northern Sc
cuhties and the beef trust, under the
law as 1t is, and It will require some
thing more than the baseless inslnua-
ions OF Democratic statesmen 10 con-
vince the American people that the
fight thus instituted is not a battle to
death. The Republican party fearlossly
uses every means I'm its power TO reach
this great evil and where modinCa tons
Of the tarif would be useful 10 that END
without serious injury to the laborers
Of this country viii not hesitate TO re-
sort thereto
AS to the Philippines, he said
III the people Of these Islands ever
become civilized and capable Of indie
pendent self-gOvernment and then de-
sire IT, ], for one, would be- In favor OF
giving II 10 them, but | am convinced
that when these people have struggled
up with our assistance until they are
1T for independence, they viii be as un-
willing to surrender their relations TO
the United States as Iowa would be-"
As the result OF the congressional
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-30
BASSETT ON IDAHO POLITICS.
Scrstsy of State Gives it as His Opinion that Ex-senator
SRoup Is the ReNct Of Past Political Period
Talks on the OoyeTRorshp.

Atty Gen. Martin would be the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor but that
the present executive would be renomi-
mated The present administration has
been a clean one In all respects. and
there Is not just reason why the party
that put It in power should be de-
feated, and II won't. For instance, the
state university and state normal
school are In better shape than
ever before, and all the other
institutions and departments Of the
state are in most excellent condition.
Then with the immigration evenly d.
vided, the major urged there is no rea-
sonable reason for expecting a Demo-
cratic defeat. The Republicans will
most likely put up c. H. Hoffman OF
Kootenai county for governor The
major lays considerable stress upon
the differences existing In The Republl-
can ranks which he holds Will contrib
ute largely TO their defeat He also as
scented to the claim Of the Democratic
papers In Idaho about Republican pol
iticlans OF that state coming TO Salt
Lake TO be interviewed and said that
The Statesman did not command the
support OF the party, as II IS too mar
row and one sided, and many Repub-
leans will not talk through II or give
It the support that the principal party
paper IN the state ought to have. More
true inwardness about Idaho politics
comes out through the Salt Lake pa
pers by a great deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-30

caucuses held this morning the com.
mlttee ON resolutions win report for a
iealilrmation Of the Cedar Rapids trust
plank I'm the platform. which reads.
That We assert the Sovereignty NJ
the people over all corporations and ar.
gregg lions Of capital and the right re-.
siding In the people to enforce srcb
regulations, restrictions or prohibitions
upon corporate management MS will
protect the Individual and protect en-.
cicty from the abuse of Inc power
which great combinations Of capital
VIII yield. We favor such Amendment
Of the interstate commerce act gs win
more fully carry out It's prohibition OF
discrimination In rate making and anv
modification Of the tariff schedules that
may be required to prevent their AFFORD.
ing shelter 10 monopoly"
or the ii members Of the committee
on resolutions selected at the oaucuaes
seven favor the reafiirmation Of the
trust tariff resolution and four are for
dropping the Objectionable words "and
any modification OF the tariff schedules
mat may be required 20 prevent their
anotding shelter 10 monopoly"
Hon Edward G. Roach Of Rock Rap
ids, was chosen permanent chairman
When the convention gets down TO
work late this afternoon the following
viii be renominated without opposition
for their second terms:
Secretary Of state. ". b. Martin;
treasurer g. l., Gilbertson, att-rn
general Chas. W Mullin. iudg, ~ the
supreme court. Chas Bishop
For auditor b. T. Carroll VIII be-
nominated there being no Oppcsi,io r.
The only contests are over the minor
offices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-30
The Natural Biographies adopted in

The Natural Biographies adopted In
Utah cost Sl.iS; In Kansas, N.OJ
What say you, gentleman These
are some of the books you have Just
adopted
Those who followed the proceedings
Of the convention will recall how that
body apparently went out OF its way
10 adopt Thomas'history az 30 cents per
copy. Whoever will call on Mr. w. N,
Williams at Coop Furniture store on
Main street can see on exhibition that
history, offered In Kansas at 80 cents,
exchange price rs cents. This and 9th
er samples in the possession VI MT.
Williams were sent to me by member
OF the Kansas convention, and are the
sample books that accompanied the
bids made by the publishing houses
Let those who speak OF special editions
for these states examine these books
before they speak further
In conclusion, | protest against the
attempt OF certain members Of the con-
vention TO attack me personally, ana
TO say that | have In any way attack
ed them or questioned their motives.
Every article Of mine has been a sim
pie allegation Of important facts which
honost ' 80 ~ nsonis of ri" siote
When the Deseret News first stated
that certain school text books We're sold
much cheaper In other states than In
Utah, | investigated the charge and
was present at meeting Of business
men In this city at which sample books
from other states were exhibited, ac-
companied by the official price lists IN
timntion given bv The "News went
nj omen nrivateiv IN me members of
the connIittee appolnted bv the text
hook convention IA Investigate this
charge ana toid them what / had
""' ~ '''N -, -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-30
POLITICS IN HAWAII.
Home Rule Boilers Begin Campaign
For Their New Party.

Honolulu. T. H., July %, via San
Francisco July 30-The boilers from
the Home Rule party under the leader
ship OF Prince cupid Kalanianaule, have
begun campaign In behalf Of the new
party they have formed, the Hui kuO-
koa. or non-partisan party, by calling
a mass meeting for next Thursday
evening. A constitution has been
adopted by the party, and all chance
Of reconciliation with the Wilcox rae
ton seems to be- al an end.
The attitude OF eX-Queen Llliukalani
has been much discussed recently She
is said by Hawaiian leaders 10 have
refused to commit herself TO one fac
ton or the other and to have declared
that she will remain out Of politics.
Some OF the political leaders have held
consultations with her, however, AID
II Is predicted by many that she win
make known her wishes before the day
for voting. Such an expression from
her would have great weight with the
native voters,
The Republican territorial central
committee has decided TO hold the ter
ritorial convention on Sept. /, in
Honolulu.
Arthur f. GrGifiths, Of St Georges
school, Newport r. l., has been chosen
president OF Ohau college 10 succeed
DR.. a. NJ Smith, resigned The new
president is expected here In septem-
Der.
The United states training ship Mo-
hican arrived here ON the 10th after
making such a long trip that a good
deal of uneaslness was expressed about
her here. She was from Yokohama.
Contrary winds caused her delay IN
arriving She loft Yokohama or May
20 and was forced 20 put I'm at Dutch
Harbor for coal and supplies on June
d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-30
DlSAPPR0VES OF KIMBALL.
Mayor Thompson Don't Want Him on
Force Carey Passes Muster.

Mayor Thompson today dIsapproved
Of the appointment Of b. S. Kimball
as a member Of the police force. kim
ball was confirmed by the council on
Monday evening. The mayors com
municatiOn TO the council Is very brief
and TO the point 1t follows in full:
In the matter OF the appointment OF
b. S. Kimball as a policeman for Salt
Lake city. | hereby disapproye the said
appointment
He approved the appointment OF II.
r. Carey as a patolman. This leaves
the police force short only one man
under the reorganization ordinance.
The appointments of John T. Wilkins.
Ethan A. Barker, Robert c. Condie and
Jack =. Howell as special policemen at
the Salt Palace were also approved.
The report Of the police and prison
committee favorlng the employment OF
four special detectives and 40 special
policemen during the Elks' convention,
was approved.
The action Of the council In revoke
Ing the license Of r. b. Moore, the
proprietor Of the Walnut saloon was
also approved.
The mayor signed the contract with
II. F. Hammer for supplying cups for
the drinking fountains throughout the
city. The same 20 b. furnished for the
privilege Of putting advertisements in
de- bottom Of the cups.