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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
TRIED SUICIDE
Pitiable Condition Of Mrs.
Chartrand Before Her
Removal to Morris
Plains.

III her rational moments her weak mind,
torn with anguish over the thought Of
soon Being parted from ner beloved chill
dren perhaps forever Mrs. yendedora
Chartrand, who shot and killed her hus-
band at the Hoboken curling rink on Oc-
tofer 81. laid plans for self destruction In
her cell In the County Jail on Sunday
night
On Saturday afternoon the mother and
a brother Of the unfortunate woman vis-
ited the jail, and it is presumed tftaf they
made known to her the fact SO long con-
ceaIed by the OFFICIALS OF the Jail, that she
wss to be taken to the Morris Plains IN
sane ylurn on Monday.
The poor woman at once became fncon-
solabie All night long she wept and
cried aloud for her children The other
female prisoners Of the ward tried to con-
sole her but without avail 1t became
necessary to- lock her In her cell, where
sleep soon came to her relief All day
although not violent. would tai to mo-
body. This condition continued until
SHORTLY bafare feu xyc,o.k. when Warden
sn,,suays yoas basti1v summoned to the
se.r;55ar q, uyhacb Mrs csharfrar1f,s cell
4 .tasstes7 THE otJar women Of ffe ward
,,.,,,s.t,t tba. thei,. iys.a No associate would
NJ ssrsapr some bo4sslv ani,rv 4hev said.
s,rhe warden feund that the unfortunate
s,,ar 10 roxveros Of anea,ish and
saar baa torn her outer garme1lt into
sy,re;,s number Of pieces of which had
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
MRS. KING DOESN'T DEFEND.
West Side Avenue Divorce Suit Be-
fore Master Today.

A number of West Side peopte flockad
to the law Offices of John s. McMaster.
in the First National Bank bui ding, this
afternoon to give testimony in the di-
vorce suit brought by William ]. X.
King. son of a prominent business man on
West Side avenue, against his wife. Mrs.
Caroline King.
In 1893, King, who attended West SID
Avenue M. e. Church. met the pretty
Miss Carrie Wilson and after a br ef
courtship they we're married by the late
Rev. John Atkinson. Everything went
well until friends. candid friends,
brought disagreeab,e news to King and
he and his brothers p,ayed detective.
The result of their labors resulted IN
this suit in which there are several CO.
respondents named The most offending
of these lis one named soslcoldi. engaged
In a Maiden Lane jeweIry store.
Counsellor Walter X. Birdsal put ID q
strong cae There was no defense and the
referee. Mr.. McMaster. win advise de-
cree
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
INGRAM INCIDENT
Commissioners Willing to Tes-
tify But Not to Prosecute
Up to Erwin.

The Board of Street and Water Conn
r1..sssoraers will meet this afternoon at
the City Hail. The case of Robert In
gram, the resigned engineer of High Ser
vice Of the Water Department, who com
fessed 70 attempting to steal moneys
from the city by padding pay rolls and
overcharging for repairs, will receive no
considerations The Commissioners cen
slider the case c.osed so far as they are
concerned They have taken the stand
that as the man did not actually get any
of the money he attempted to steal and is
now in no position to steal any, the mat
ter is at an end This stand, they take
it, is proper in view of the fact he Is a
veteran and has family and did not
commit a crime.
Commissioner Heintz said this morning.
THE Board had IN its pose ssicn evil
dence that Ingram had attempted to steal
hut he was balked and asked TO resign.
This he refused to do at first. but later
did SO on advice of counsel, he caid. There
was no threat that unless he resigned he
W wouid be indicted. Such was never our
intention, but we were determined that
such a man should not continue in office.
When he was before the Board ne was
told that if he requested it we would
give him a hearing ard offered to have
Assistant Corporation Attorney Carey
represent him while Corporation Attorney
Queen would represent the city. Tn.s
offer he declined and resigned.
IF there is any strong desire on the
part of anyone to bring the matter before
the Grand Jury 1t will no doubt be easy.
The Republican Prosecutor can do it and
if we are required to be present we will
~ !, 4
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
TUNNEL TERMINAL
Land Bought in New York for
Trolley Line From
Jersey City.

The newly organized company to COM
plete the old Hudson River tunnel,
through which will pass to New York
the cars of the North Jersey Street Rail-
way Company, have decided on the New
York City terminals It will be west OF
Sixth avenue. between Christopher and
Leroy streets.
Yesterday it was announced that the
company had commissioned Alfred Il.
Marin, of the firm Of II. s. Ely q Co..
to acquire the land necessary, and Mr..
Marling said yesterday to News re-
porter that for some months he had been
arranging sales with owners on the ter
ritory.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
|ELE EVATOR STUCK
Three Horses, Three Men
and Three Vehicles In a
Breezy Predicament.
HALF WAY UP THE HILL
Ice Clogs the Wheels Of the
Inclined Plane Machine at
Pohlmann's Garden.
HALF WAY UP THE HILL

Disabled by ice on its wheels, the wagon
elevator which raises and lowers vehicles
up and down the hillside near the PAIL
| sade avenue station Of the North Hudson
County Railway, came to a sudden stop
at 7S0 O'Clock this morning while ia the
middle of the incline On board the ma
chine were two trucks and one wagon.
They were still ther up to one o'clock
this afternoon, suspended over the precs-
pice, and despite every effort of the work
men, the machine could not be moved
an inch either up or down. The drivers
of the trucks swore, and the horses. ex-
posed to the biting wind and snow, shiv-
cred and pranced, but no one could help
them out of their predicament The ma
chine, as though playing trick on its
unfortunate passengers absolutely re-
fused to bulge.
The elevator consists of two movable
platforms, each of which runs on separ-
ate track. When one platform Is at the
bottom of the hill the other is at the top.
One cable works the two. on the principle
of the block and fall. so that one canaot
descend without raising the other and
vice versa. Both at the top and at the
bottom of the hill there is a landing.
There is no possible way in which a
vehicle can be removed from the plat
forms except at the landings. The ma
chine is run by electricity. operated by a
man at the top of the hill
At 7:30 o'clock this morning two team
trucks boarded the platform at the bot
tom of the hill while one of H. H.
Steele's laundry wagons got on the one
at the top. The machine was started up,
but just as the two platforms were about
to pass each other on the steep incline,
they came to a sudden stop, and there
they stayed. The ascending platform had
got its wheels wet in a pool near the
lower landing. The water froze the
wheels stiff. After numerous useless eff
forts We're made to start the machine in
the usual way crow bars were used on
the wheels, but all to no purpose. 1t
could not be bridged either upward or
downward. This morning many people
gathered at the top of the hill and watch
ed the workman trying to get the ma
chine to run. When noon came the horses
were fed and their drivers seemed to
have made up their minds to meet the
worst If they remained at their dizzy
| heserff all nigh
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
BURIED IN POTTER'S FIELD
City Hospital Patient Said He
Was Grover Cleveland's
Schoolmate.

John Post, who told Warden Osborne Of
the City Hospital that he was school
mate Of former President Cleveland ans
who died in the CITY Hospital last Satur-
day. was buried yesterday afternoon in
Potters Field. Post also told the warden
that he had relations in Auburn, N. 7 ),
and in st. Louis. The warden wrote to
-he addresses given but no answers were
received
Pos. was sixty-four years old. He wan
dered into the hospital early last week.
He died Of heart disease.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
GEORGIA At SEA GIRT
Troops Of That State to be Repre-
ssnted at FiHe Contest.
fspeclal 3 ..rhe Jersey city News. >

Special TO The Jersey CITY NeWs.' ]
ATLANTA. Ga, Feb. 4. 1892 Prepara-
lions are being made for the troops OF
this State to be represented in the annual
International rifle contest to be held at
Sea Girt next summer. a team consist
ing of twelve men. to be selected from the
sharpshooters ranks OF the Governors 5
Horse Guard will be entered in the shoot.
A number OF members Of the guard
wear the expert siarpshooters badges.
conferred By the State OF Georgia upon
State miiitiamen who have made the
highest scores in state ride practice.
Georgia has not been represented at
Sea Girt for the past three years on ae-
Savannah Ca. team and the New Jersey
Rillle Association.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04

shook his head at the denials Of the
previous witnesses.
Then came George Krieger, who had te
pass a very unpleasant quarter of an hour
at the hands of Mr.. Charles D. rhomp-
son. The ''Chief'' first said he was serv-
ing subpoenas until haIf-past nine O clock
the night he was at the doctors house,
but he couldn't recall anybody on whom
he had served subpoena
II guess not" said Mr.. Thompson,
drily.
Here Krieger came foul of the Vice
Chancellor, who administered to him
verbal drubbing
An adjournment took place until Moa-
day next.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
HEAP WATER FACTS

George r. Bouton, Clerk Of the Street
and Water Commissioners, will present to
that Board at this afternoons meeting
d voluminous report showing the condi-
ton of the Water Department at the time
of his resignation as water supervisor.
Mr.. Bouton resigned on February !.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
|: X | R A 4
BRIGGS WINS.
Especial to "rhe Jersey city Newa.s1

Especial to 1.-THE Jersey City News."1
TRENTON, Feb. 4, 1902. AT 2:4o P. NJ
today Frank Q. Briggs received the Rel
publican caucus for State Treasurer. de-
feating his opponent Senator Charles y.
Reed, of Somerset, by one vote. The
vote was % for Briggs. and 81 for Reed.
Bmggs's fight had the support of ex-
Governor Voorhees,, the Essex men and,
in fact. all that faction who supported
serator John W Drydon. On the Reed
side were TIE Gummere, Hancock and
South Jersey men who opposed Dryden's
nom.i alton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
MIR. BLAEE'S FUNERAL
Republican County Committee
and Bergen Club VIII At
tend the Service.

Sergeant farms Albert Blake of the
Republican County Committee, who d e
yesterday morning of pneumonia will be
buried tomorrow morning. Services Will
be he'd this veening at the house, No. 80
Newkirk street Members of the County
Committee and Bergen Republican Cub
will attend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
MORE SMALLPOX
Health Inspector Arrests !
Victim Of the Disease
on the Street This
Morning.

Deputy Health Inspector Salmon this
morning saw a man standing at the Cor
ner of Washington and Montgomery
streets who, seemed to be weak. A cleSe
look at the man showed he was suffering
with smallpox. Salmon called an arnhu-
lance and had the victim removed to the
pest house at Snake Hill. He gave hia
name as Andrew Olsen. fifty years old
and said he had been living in lodging
house for some time. His condition 4
y1at s,ar>fnlfs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
FATHER TER WOERT HOME.
Rector of ST. Mary's Parish
Greatly Improved in
Health.

The Rev. B. Henry Ter Woert, rector
Of st. Mary's r. c. Church, Jersey avenue
and Second street, who has for the past
six weeks been stopping at Saranac Lake,
N. Y, for the benefit of his health, re-
turned to this city yesterday afternoon
much improved
He will assume charge Of the parish
again this afternoon. During his absence
Rev Charles Smith was in charge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
HOUSE ADJOURNED
Especial to ..rhe Jersey city Nsws."l

Especial to ''The Jersey city News."1
TRENTON, Feb. 1. 1sO2.-short sessions
were the order in both Houses this morn
ing. and then both adjourned to Monday
night. The Senate received few local
bills and in the House two bills We're re-
ported from committees One OF them IS
Mr.. Bachelors joint sewer bill The bH
providing for monument to the Jersey
troops on the battlefield OF Antetam was
amended by raising tho amount to $1,000
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
so SAY WE ALL or US. "

The consistory of the Bergen Reformed
Church held short meeting last night
The members united in expressing their
hopes that the Rev Cornelius Brett,
ID. d, the pastor, would enjoy his month 8
vacation, which begins next Saturday He
Will 60 to the West Indies.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
THE EXCISE BOARD

The Board Of Excise Commissioners will
meet tonight to consider one application
for license and furteen applications for
Transfers of licenses received at the last
meeting.
No one interested iii this Board will talk
about the probability of the appointment
Of two Inspectors and an assistant clerk
at this meeting, but it is thought that
nothing will be done on these points until
later
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
WANSER SWORN IN
Especial to "The Jersey City News."]

Especial to ssThe Jersey City News.'']
TRENTON. Feb. 4, 19o2.-Major General
Wanser took the oath of Office this MORN
ing In the Supreme Court office. Accom-
panied by Adjutant General oliphant. the
new commander of the National Guard
walked. over to the Supreme Court office
where the oath was administered to him
by Ex-Governor Voorhees,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
cHAHcERY CHAMBERS CLOSED

Today being the opening of the Chan
Gerry Court, February term, al the Vice
Chance.sors are down there and as con-
sequence Chancery Chambers In this city
were closed. Vice Chance,lors Stevenson
and Pitney will sit here tomorrow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
ARREARS OF WATER RENTS

Notice is. hereby given to al
parties who are in ARREARS
for WATER RENTS Or who yet
. OWE WATER RENTS for the
CURRENT YEAR, that unless
the Same are PAID IMMEDI-
ATELY or an agreement en-
tered into with this depart
ment for the early payment Of
same, the WATER will be
SHUT OFF from the premises
at once.
For tie Baasa Of street. ana Wat
= eEo- 4 aeuE9s. S':ss
paaed jersey city. jan d, lslA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
COURT CALENDAR.

Supreme Court cases, February 5;
1902 Mos. -, 1888, 14o, 141, 142, df3.A145 and
Circuit Court eases. FEBRUARY 5. 1902
Nos $685. 3o. FebruaEy s. 1902; ~ os 2z1.
s s tss''se s'sss sssR's
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04

dren teefh fhinx snould always be used for
children while teethins. It eoftens the
gums. 1s11ye the pa IN, cures wind collie
a9 sss ssss. sssi SIS sss,ls s's''ss's'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
Hartnett.s Record
MATTERS OF FACE

Pavonia Brand OF Canned tomatoes. extra
large cans. and flied vita red. ripe tomatoes.
wholesale at d. E. Cleary Co.'S stores. Ask
your grocer for 'eFn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
wEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK. Feb. A. 1902 Forecast for
the thirty-six hours ending at eight p
NJ Wednesday;-Snow tonight; fair and
colder tomorrow: west winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04

kind the widow would receive only one
half and the bill is intended to give her
all
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Brorno Quinlne Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL Il falls 70 cure.
q W. Groves signature isson each box ~.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-04

Edward Conger. a keeper at the county
jail. was found dead from asphyxiation by
iliuminating gas at his home. No. 10 st.
Paufs avenue, Heights, early this morn
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-30
ORDINANCE NO. 20.

An Ordinance Co Amend Ordinance Number
 TWcuty-two, Entitled An Ordinance Co Es
 nblish @ school District and Provide lOl
 Che Management of tnc Public Schools and
 other Like Purposes inr SkagWny, Alaska
 Passed and Appfo, cd october 2l, i9Ol. Bent ordained by Che Common Council 0i thC
 city oi Skugwuy, Alaska.
 section !. That section three, or ordlnancl number twenty two entitled "An ordinance e establish a school distNct and provide for th' management oi tho public schools and othei Ike purp scs for SkugWay, Alaska De, and tht nmc is hereby repealed.
 Sec. 9. Tint section i've of said ordinance be and Che same is hereby amended 70 read as iol lows.
 Stc.5 Tho City Clerk shall draw on warrants Ou Che school fund, rs hereinafter provided, and shall keep strict account with Che Treasurer Ql said .cho0 fund, chargiug said Treasurer With aIl moneys received by him from anv source ou account Oi said school fund, andc' dtlug him with ull warrants drawn agaluN i school fund; and hc shall make O month 'eiaileo statement tO Che Common Council ult hnan- cial condition of said school iuni. and ot whal purpose any money Of said school iund ha' been paid. since tho preceding mouth,
 See. O. This ordinance shall take ehect ana bc iu force from and after iA passage and ap pr6yaL Lukc MCGruth, President oi Che Common Counc ] and Ex on cIO Mayor oi Che CiN oi SkagWay, Al1aka'
 Passed August n, l9U.
 N. s. MoKean, City Clerk and Auditor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-30
NOTICE :OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT NO. @.
rnItnd states Land Onlce.

Juneau. Alaska, October 2i. 1909
 Notice is hereby given that c. M. Summers. whose pOstoiico address ia Juneau, Alaska m behalf of himself and his oo-owners; N, M. Davidson. J. IT. Malony, J. Dalton, E. B. Han ley and s. q. Kendall, has filed nn application for patent for the placer mining claim called tho Hnclley Placer Olaim, sltgatea on FoIou- I- pine creek. tributary of the tlahena river ID tho Porcuplno mining district, District or Alas. ka. and designated by the neld notes and omclal plat on hlo In this ofnoo as mineral survey No. 57i. said mineral survey No; bil Deins 1Ssefio as follows. magnetic variation belngSO deg' and % min. east:
 U. s. MINERAL SURVEY NO. 57i, Beginning at corner No. l, O hemlock post feet long. ( inches square, set ls inches In the b5i '' from which Q spruce % Inches in diameter bears N. % deg, w., b feet, seri0ed U. s. g.. 57l-l. BIT.
 i562.t ft; thence 8. 59 deg. e2 min. w. ii0605 ft. Co corner No. Q. O hemlock post feet long, inches square, set i8 Inches in ground with mound of stone. scribed "U, 8. s 57l-2',: thence Nan claim Els feet Co corner. N. a not set as lt fnlls ln POrcuplno creek. W. C. No.8 is set N % deg. co min w., d0.f feet, stone 2i1eNo inches. set l2 inches in the ground, with mound of stone. chislod "U s. S. 5ll-3 W. C.,; thence l from true corner N. 7i deg. 28 min. E. along l porcupine creek oi5 feet: leave creek, course ] N 90 deg co min. F.. 61.00 feet corner No. z, hemlock post feet long. Inches square aet l5 | ''U. 8. 6. 51l-i"; thence N. & deg. 70 min F., 5i2o0ft. Co corner No. & O stone 22xI21s ins. set I2 Inches In Che ground with mound Of stone chiseled "U. 8. 8. 65I-5'; thence N. f5 deg % min, w., co feet edge Of Porcupine creek, Iib feet cross same, E28 feet 70 corner No. ., the place Of begnning containing 70 eo3 acres.
 The surface ground claimed is io.p90 acres in area, as described in said ncld notes and plat Tho notice of loo atlon of said Hackley Placer Claim is of record in the ofice Of the United States commissioner and ex-Omcio recorder at Junca Alaska in Book 0 Of Plncors, at page O. Adjoining clalms;-Ou the southwest by the Nail Placer Claim; on the northwest by the Grygla Placer Claim; on all other sides by un- occupied public donna n.
 Any and on persons claiming advoraely the mining ground premisol, or any portion thereof s0 describod. surveyed plated and applied for are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims orc duly filed according 70 law, and tho rules and regulations hereunder within tho time prescribed by law. with the register of tho United states land oniee % Juneau, Alaska they will be barred by Che provisions of tho law in such eases made and provided.
 JOHN ". DUDLEY.
 Register. hereby designate the Daily Alaskan, Q news paper published at Skngway Aia1ka, as being tho newspaper published nearest the Hackley Placer Claim. and ns the paper in which ,ho above notice shall Dc publlshed Tor tho Gthtu- tory period. JOHN w. DU UDLEf,
 First publication Oct, 25.
 Last publication pee. 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-30
ORDINANCE NO. as.

An ordinance Co Amend ordinance Number
 Twenty one Entitled "An Ordinance lyI tng
 Purpose of Raising Revenue for the Slly Q.
 skagWuy, District Qi Alaskni oy A,a s,.,.i
 and General Taxation Oi Real and fefaouhl
 Properly. Posscssory Rights an lmpfoNes'
 mcnts" Passed aud Approved August l2' ls0l- Be it ordained by the Common Council Of Che
 city uf Skagwuy; -t..,...
 section I. That sections numooF hinetygn' ihirly.thrce thirty four. thirt' 1.-Two ana tnitty. siN, Oi ordinance number twenty one, ehulleu "An Oidinanco for the purpose Of tn9 & rel' cuue for Che city Of SkngWay, Dlstuet ol AtA1.l, by assessment and general t1nuon or re4 9nl @ personal Propeity. po.sossory Hgnt aug ,. l..l' ll proycmouts," be and Che same arc hereby re'
 Sec, 2. That section thirty Of said ordinance bc and Che same Is hereby amended % reaa l,, si follows; section 90. on Che hrt dny oi ApI,lil iu each year. at l2 o'clock D.. no, all unpaid taxes shall become delinquent and shall peaf lh tcrcst thereafter until pdidi at Che rnte or eish' See a T6st section number hlrty-soven of said ordinance be and thc same 10 heIepy amended Co read as follows; Scoloh tnli seven. This ordinance shall take euect anu oe lu force and effect from and alter llA puss4bei approval and publication and shut Do pul,iAn i, cd 'orce a week for three successive weeks m some newspaper of general circulation in 'no
 Sec. d. That am penalties Imposed for the uOu payment of delinquent taxes now femaih' iuguupaid in Che city Of SkagWay pe ana tne same are hereby rCmitted, and the ely tSlh' urer ig hereby authorized Co receive ana collcol such delinquent tnxss, less such renaltyl Dut with Che addition Oi eight per ccntum interest per aunum from the date oi such delinquency until paid. ,.,,.
 Sec. b. This ordinance shall take effect and De In iurcc from and after iis passage and hpproNAii by the President Of Che Common Councll anu cN-OfilC.o Mayor Of the city Ol oA4Gmal, ,. =,
 Passed by the Common Council Of Che city Oi skaeway Alaska, this sth day Of september Attest. w. s. MCkcan,
 Clerk and City Auditor,
 l011 Luke McGrath, President of thc Common CouuCl and EX Om- Cll Mayor of thc city of SkuEwuy. Alnska,
 Approved thls S,h dny ol September, l02.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-10-30
ORDINANCE NO. 27.

An ordinance Adopting a Seal for Che City Of SkHgway.
 Rc it ordained by tho Common Council Qi the cityOf Skagway, District of Alasku, us follows. spt. l That the seal Co be hereafter used ana tn b. known as Che corporate seal or the clly oi saagway, Alaska, shall consist of represenla- t.on of the port oi Skagwuy, in .ths center hereof witi representation or h Mountain iu thc bIckgrOuudl above Whlch .huu be Che word "Corp0luio and below which shall be Che word Seal.' said seal shall also have Che words "Skagway, Alaska In Inc .uter rim thereoii also the words and lgure; Hume 2s loO0," tho date of thc incorporation or me city oi Skagway, and shall make on lmpfes, sion two inches In diameter as tml0Ws; lL o'I Sec. That Inc seal described in section one or this ordinance be and tho same Is hereby adopt ol as Inc corporate seal ol Che city oi SAaB"Ayi Alaska, Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after iis passage ana Passed and approved ihy 22d dayoi Sepiem' bcr lgl2 Luke McGmih, prcsidentof tho Common Council and EN-Ou- cio Mayor Oi Che City of SkagWayi Aiaaka' Attest. w. s. Mckcan,
 Clerk and City Auditor.