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The colored American., 1902-07-19
SATURDAY. JULY l9. 1903
TsE HEoAssRlcIs erUseA

The meeting Of the Afro A msriean
Council AZ s. Paul, fsOm al accounts
turned out 70 Be $ roaring fsros- The
results st Indis- apOlis left = bad taste
IN the mouths Of msny Of the orgsniZs
kon's stsunchest sdherents, snd the
outc ne az PhiLadsIphis wss worse- Al
s. Paul, the local arrangements were
suuerb. thanks 70 hussling :. L Ne
Chez. but what the COuncil did 10 ad-
vance the cause q q G rzoe or 70 pro-
mote its OEp integral unity, can best
be expressed by : cipher. Wrangles.
gSr-lsw snd resolutions seem 70 Be the
fruit thst most OF these lOossly.con
structsd codies brIDg fo-tAs and the
aouutrv hss wslluiEh hsd = surfeit et
Il. An znnusI gathering, representing
the expenditure Of hundreds q dollars
sni the szcrifcs Of Yslusbke tine.
should have something 10 shos ter Is
efforts besides the surrspin0as eleeaon
of : tsE Scsrs and = banquet The
Council started ont under pleasing
skis i've yezr $50, snd Commanded
loyzl support nom every quarter But
hSs !. done sny q the great ihings Il
sss out 10 do With but EE0 struggling
ssbordinSta councils n sll The lzod
after I've yesrs q labor, without : hse
q legislation % Il credit EiIhoRi ths
SbilisE Il control - much 50 : clerk
saip undsr the government and pow
srEez= 70 s=sy : single preclnd n zny
ci1y Ezrd-iI would seen not.
kor the gentlemen A. The kssd sf The
CounciI. The e'0Iurs3 zsrsczn hSs
nothing bel the h5sbsz respect b1f Ne
believe thSI they zrs wasting thei
tine holding national e3aVsnIio1S snd
81 riinS oppc rREiIiss Tor strife, alien
zEi1E Tie sTupzzhiez q soEs :: The
rscs'x szro-Ssz fze<orS The lsz<us
i6sz hzz lad : tziF rIzL II hzz tzIisd
- .-asIivsr ths EooGs
4 csnsrsl c-Elztss 50 " xshjrxsce- T
- p-srsS through TIE
prss. wo1ld - fsrthsE tossr1 EREElEz
ths uSop,s. inhlsEeing Co1Erez zs6
-xSi ? fuudz % cry Ssus szs sG =
.ks S1rrzs Cc11 u tie Unirei SAFES
han sny us1oz&l orgzniE1ris1 q "a /
Ehs xork csal3 n3< erly D
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The unconstitutional epzrxts<sst
lsv : breeding trouble every dsy kor
ihe elsesrlc rozd between Washington
snd AlsxzndnS- Whites sn3 hls,k.
are ar e ed ard 6ned every week far
siEE1rg Shsre they choose The friends
q Miss ssry Gusts Lee are acuxinSa
[ Csto1s<0. snd ehuckErs over tSs
eP'scdsz thst are making foz : rspxsl
q ths o1io1s ssziuta
The colored American., 1902-07-19

NJ GeocSe Wal ans, Jr., s-ot
rs1ES and SOccsasNGI onstcss.
- o. A'SDeno0igs Va, las srrsnxso
kA- Ao1stEtAl. mechanical sni
So 1<--o-A1 - Ia eo1fsfeEcS - eS hsla a.
L L Ls,,lg, 9 oorg, Va, Monday and Tues
- = Sz6 ssh An sxs.7r.g,., -,
- run from thiz eiey. Ard spxessI -. :.
Are made for sns aess-.-z, -,1,.s e - ;.
fnsrs VII eS - - Em Crow csrxu a..
EFsEy kAizg vill - strsr<Iv 6-sS -
The colored American., 1902-07-19
OUR BOYS HLSTLING

QElss . number q brigh! by: are
now handling The ol0rsd American
n "ny q the principal Gdss C.; the
country. Many q then are doing
nusrkzhy well xri zrs making -r-m
So - - wek. Parents W. sish
thsEr ucys % acquire soue knowledge
Ct b1sinsz eza % 70 better service
Than - have Ehsu sell Tie C0.ored
4uerscsa szeh Sssk- !. : god
ssllsr and Z viI tzke boy o-. 5 shsH
whlls q wezk Up good route II Lhs
boy sCss . sckoel = ezn isk5 ne Al.
ss- bcuE 70 sz1vxx @ As r5-.s and
can deliver sA< pSpSr = Saturday,
We vzzi fsE uors o1gb1
hoyS BrRs - ssnS Il youE cr1sE 81
ozS
The colored American., 1902-07-19

All eolorsd Americans resret the
dePzrture II that prince of diplomats,
AlHEtsr Wa Ting Fang, He zuwish
hlz eyes not With his prxjudicss, and
sPP.alssd people AZ their real xurth.
MI w = trisOd ID humanity. and
he country l. better tor having known
him
The colored American., 1902-07-19
Nh. Joba T Cook aw.shin-,o,.

MI Joha T Cook q Wszhin-r,-,'.
Dost substantial oolorsd ciissr- h :.
hons<N upright disn5tsd and pubIs.
splrtsd- Ihsrs = 10 ctSs = tba Ds.-
T1c1- st 81 administrative Chart,
thz1 hs soGld not FL ~iEh c-xiTt S.
oas1neEso1 Ies attacks q s1vIous
Psrsc1z eznRot dssrzG ron tie e<sse-
n Shseh Tbs szErs nzzmi1y h0IE.
NJ. Csek
The colored American., 1902-07-19

Collector Micah Jenkins cannot do
more graceful act than tender the
ehief deputyship to lighting Edmond
81. DeaA
The colored American., 1902-07-19

Nj. WI dos not profess TO Be
Christian, but he hss given nos II
them some lessons in nobility Of char
scter that they haven't enough Chris
is saity to profit bv.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The Philippine problem can be has
tened to 8 solution by The employment
OF Negroes az soldiers snd az dipIo-
matte representatives.
The colored American., 1902-07-19
Dr. TEyIor Captures Warrington.

Rev William l Tsylo-, president
Of the True Rsforners' Bank Of Rich
Mend Va, spoke 10 : large snd en-
thazizztic sudIenes 81 she -g.h Street
Baptist Church, Wednesday evening
July s-h- He vss accompanied by
NJ. } C. Robertson, the attorney for
tse company, Ar. KyIss. MS secretary
and his SIfs, Arz Taylor. Locs, rep
rezeniSuTez OF the O-ds- tu-rs5 ont in
grss+ nambsE, headed 5y C1ief Wood
EOn, NJ e. l. Nzrzhsu manager Of
the brzneh store, Ms. james snd
many othsrs- Dr.. Tzy = msde most
e-o91snt sod convincing ? sCh aod
e&rriad his 4=dlezee With lin His
visit here VII co much Ecod. sid add
Cd strsr 9Th 70 sas Erss. EC-s now
icing doce hs-s
The colored American., 1902-07-19

We sre glzd t. lote that the eoIored
citizens q Washington are catching
the commercial isver, and are awaken
ing 10 their vast business opportunities
Keep up the good work
The colored American., 1902-07-19

We share with our Engli.h brethren
the Joy over the recovery Of their be =
nevolent monarch, King Edward VII.
The coronation takes place August g.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

Some editors cannot make their az
lstence known save by the very doubt
tai method Of bzrkisg vlciouzly AZ the
heels Of their superioxx-
The colored American., 1902-07-19

Had the District justieeship gone a.
certain editor desired, We epine that
industrializm would have had one les
antagonist
The colored American., 1902-07-19

We are inclined to the belief that
Ex-CollGtor KoeEtsr has been efiee-
fually cured Of the lynching hs bit.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The higher education IS needed
FOR MANY, but primary isStr14c.
ton IS i1ap-atieely demanded fOr
al
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The campaign comes on apaee, with
Harry q. smith, like Achilles, sulk-
ing in his tent.
The colored American., 1902-07-19
Next month is the convention season.

A well-regulated citizen i, happiest
when busiest.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The report that Dorsey Fouliz and
Outlaw Trxey have pooled lzzues is
generally discredited-
The colored American., 1902-07-19

hd1EclEsd eriHse IS TI- nlo-e Istri-
Fzae-EfI 70 racial advancement than
ne misconduct OF the igu0rasst.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

It is not recorded that any eolored
politician has a. yet invaded the sacred
precincts Of Oyster Bay.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The Negro should play stiff hand
In the coming congressional campaign
The colored American., 1902-07-19

The Negro )urnals should turn their
guns upon the common enemy.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

Nora! courage - Is ssxsstssg u
leadership Gs physical ss-sgets 1s5
igssllscEa-lI sgL.5Usse-sE.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

We prszzn= thz& Prs1szy BsIs,=r
win 6ll ths kII.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

a ras hs=< Efs = rel E'oL : siroEg'
-. sl,y.
The colored American., 1902-07-19

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
Attest: JNo. c. CALLAHAN. Clerk.
BREEZY BRIEFS FROM P0sT IA LIS:

Miss Rosene Mitchell has returned
home from Spokane.
Mrs. DIR. Kennedy has placed a neat
fence around her new cottage.
During II. NJ. Strathern's absence A.
\. Tucker acted as agent at the depot.
Mrs. Oscar waggoner raiiied her sad
die pony few days ago. A y. Tucker
won the prize.
o. b. Masterson is having the rooms
over his business house plastered, paint
Ell aud fixed up for a residence.
Last saturday night the mill did not
run just right, bat they cut 4I,oOO-log
scale. A double band will be ia opera
alton next season.
Joseph Garno has purchased two
story house and two lots from a. n.
Tucker, and is now at home in Post
Falls once more.
Plans are Cow ready for new opera
house and hall for the various societies.
II will be SOxl0O feet, two stories and
first class in every particular.
Geo. Lomaster is recovering from an
injury which he received while working
in the filing room of the MILL lie was
off shift for number Of days.
The new chemical fire engine has
been installed in its new station and is
ready for business. The next thing for
the board to do is to give the building
good painting and then post no bills.
The Idaho Lumber 4 Manufacturing
company's outfits, under the charge of
Al. Armstrong, have gone to theSt. Joe
country for the season. They have the
best logging outfit ever brought to that
country.
l., 4. Bump, ST. and his wife. have
returned home from an extensive tour
through the east. They spent the sum.
mer in York state and Vermont, where
they spent their earlier days. They
have now settled down in Post Falls
Mr.. Price, formerly of the Missouri
hotel, has purchased the Durham resi-
dence for a consideration of $1,000.
George Knox has taken charge of the
Hotel Knox, and Mr. Prices former
guests will find that the new manage
ment viii keep up the reputation OF
the house.
The Dittemore cottage has been
painted, and the color selected looks
good to us With better times we are
glad to see our citizens using brighter
paint. a black house does not look in
viting. For a long time this burg look
ed like second hand grave yard, but
ait is coming Father Abraham
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
ELECTRIC LINE TO SPOKANE
THE WORKS BEGIN AT ONCE
Meetings Held aud Articles Of Ineorpora-
tion filled Onicsrs Elected aud Work
Of Surveying the Proposed Route l.
Now in Operation May Bald Power
Plant Here.

The stockholders OF the Occur d..
Alene a. Spokane Electric Railway com.
pany, at meeting held in the Office Of
Jas. II. Harte, OF this place, further
completed arrangements for the speedy
building OF the road, and the fling OF
the papers of incorporation, Monday.
The directors OF the company are +
A. blackwell, representing the Howard
Land and Lumber company OF
WilliamspOrt, Pa: William Dollar
president OF the Exchange bank OF
Occur d'Alene; Bettes, OF Detroit
Mich; &. II. Lindsey, of the Lindsey
Bros. company of MenOminee, Mich,
Chicago, Spokane aud Portland, the
largest cedar pole dealers In the United
States; and +. = Robbins, of the Rob
bins Lumber company Of Rhelnlander,
Wis.
Director Lindsey, when interviewed
by a Review reporter, said Evidence
that we mean business is found in the
fact that the Howard Lumber COM
pany has arranged 10 transfer its big
lumber plant from Williamsport, Pa,
70 Occur d'Alene, aud that the Robbins
Lumber company has arranged to
established large plant there. These
two firms also will employ 1000 men in
their Occur d'Alene mills. The Howard
Lumber company is rated at 10000 900.
Among Others identified with the
building of the road are j. c. White, J.
II. IIarte and Captain j. J. 0'Brien, all
of Occur d'Alene Mr. White is a can
didate for the state senate OF Idaho,
and Messrs. Harte and O'Brien are
wealthy real estate men.
Negotiations are pending with the
Washington Water Power company for
electric power. If suitable arrange
ments can not be made, the railway
company viii build its own power plaEt
at Occur d. Alene. II will be steam
plant. The slabs from the mill will be
used as fuel, so that steam plant can
be operated At a minimum Of cost. A
ANNN Aos NAlSaNs btNu HcN doluN W Hlo-
vide for power plant should such a
move become necessary"
Following are the officers as elected
at meeting held Thursday: Presi-
dent, +. A. Blackwell; vice president,
+. 5. Robbins: second vice president,
A. Bettes: secretary, c. T.. Lindsey:
treasurer, VIM. Dollar; general man
ager, A. Bettes; chief engineer, J. G..
White.
Mr.. White is civil engineer
aud has charge OF the surveys.
lie went 10 Spokane Tuesday evening
aud at once organized surveying
corps, which will Immediately begin
work at Spokane. The engineering
corps is accompanied by Mr.. Bettes TO
whom has been intrusted the matter Of
securing the right Of way.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

, .ocer..rtL nraoeH.rle nALlr

"a'srpsr sIap,. Jsase ussrIs. and H-p.
> ~. TIssssr Addressed the People.
4 ronsing democratic rally was held
At the opera hous. Friday evening of
last werk which aroused much en-.
huWasm aud was largely attended.
II was the bcst meeting held here %
FAR and accomplished much good for
tho ticket. Tho meeting was addressed
bl Judge Quarles. Governor Hunt aud
Hon j. -. FIennpr Hon. John -
""nde presided and opened the meet.
ing with few well chosea remarks
along political lines and introduced
Judge Quarles a. the arst speaker.
lie talked for an hour. combining his
remarks chiefly 20 national issues
showing how the tariff was protecting
th" trusts 90 the detriment OF the
people. Governor Hunt followed 10 =
short talk on state matters lle show
ed how the democratic administrations
haa wiped out big foating debt and
reduced the rate Of taxation about one
hali Mr.. Goode then introduced Hon
y. D, flenner, who Is noted for being
The homeliest man on the stump al
We'll as the best speaker Flsnner''
Arguments are forcible and convincing
lie Is shoulder striker and puts hi
points 80 plainly that there is no get
uns away from his arguments an'
There is Just enough humor in his tall
10 make It spicy. The Modern Wood
men band furnished music for tn,
evening.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
BOARD on coCNrY COMMISSIONERS
Report of oaicIaI PTooeehinEs-Business
TransarLed.

Report "f ohicIai ProceedinEs-Busi
TransarLed.
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1902.
The board Of county commissioners
met at 10 O'Clock a. m. in regular
session according TO law; commission.
ers present r. ID. McKinnis, W. W.
Bush, and 5. H. Watkins.
Minutes Of last day of previous ses-
sion were read and on motion duly APP
proved. And at this time the board
took recess until / 80 O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the assembling of the board at
/ 30 o'clock p. m. the following pro-
ceedings were had.
II appearing that in the bills allowed
by this board on July 81, 1909, for sur
veying the Phifer road, that the name
OF II. c. Thompson was omitted there
from, therefore, il is hereby ordered,
that the auditor draw warrant on the
general road fund in favor of the said
II. c. Thompson, for service as chain
man two DAYS on said road, $500
And II also appearing that a warrant
was drawn on said date in favor of
John NJ. Phifer in the amount of s.. 90
which should have been drawn in
favor OF John NJ, Repass, said warrant
being now in the possession of the
auditor, 1t is therefore ordered that
the auditor be, and he is hereby iu-
structed to CANCEL the Phifer warrant
and issue a warrant in favor of John
NJ. Repass in the sum of -.
The report of John Flewelling asover-
seer Of road Dist. No. 81, was, after due
examination, approved, and the follow
ing bills were allowed and the auditor
is hereby authorized to draw warrants
for several amounts allowed rs follows:
John Flewellng oyerSeeT ................S g 90
John Hewclling, labor ....... ....-....... % 90
In the matter of the application Of
Alex Peters, ST., TO purchase the
county's interest in aud 10 the SW u
of the NV a of Sec. %, TIP. 81, n r 3,
west, and it appearing that the said
Alex Peters, ST., has deposited with the
county treasurer S2940, being the
amount necessary to purchase the
county's interest in said land, therefore,
it is hereby ordered that an assign
ment of said land be made to the said
Alex Peters, ST.
The resignation of W, II Lemley as
justice of the peace of Priest River
precinct was at this time taken up for
consideration, and on motion, the same
was accepted.
At this time the board adjourned
until Tuesday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
TUESDAY, oCT. II, 1902.
The board Of commissioners met at
10 o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjourn.
ment. commissioners present, same as
yesterday,
Minutes Of yesterdays meeting were
read, and on motion duly, approved.
The following bills were considered,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

@The fastest selling article have ia
my store" writes druggist G. T. smith
Of Davis. Ky, 'is Dr. Kings New Dis.
coVery for consumption, coughs and
colds, because it always cures. In my
six years OF sales II has never failed. /
have known it 10 save sufferers from
throat and lung diseases. who could
get no help from doctors or any other
remedy" Mothers rely on IL. best ply
sicians prescribe it, and the Occur
d'Alene drug store. Clement wilkins
Mgr, guarantees satisfaction or re-
funds price. Trial bottles free. Reg
ular sizes zoe and 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
Americas Famous beauties

Look with horror on skin eruptions,
Blotches, sores, pimples. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklin's Arnica Salve, II glorities
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum
vanish before it. 1t cures sore lips,
chapped hands, chilblains. Infalible
for piles, 25c at the Occur d'Alene
drug store, Clement wilkins mgr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
Democratic Ralley.

Hon. Joseph Hutchinson the demo-
cratic nominee for congress will address
the people of Occur d'Alene at the
opera house, Thursday evening, Oct.
30, Harrison Friday Oct. 81, and Sand
point SATURDAY, Nov. |.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

Notice is hereby given that my son
Vergel A. Newcum, aged 10 years, has
left his home and is not nnder my con-
troll, and that viii not be responsible
for any debt contracted by him.
2t. j. W. NEwcUM.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

Tie illustrated West subscription
s. year, and the Press, 81 a year,
making So for the two. They will be
furnished together for $2,25 at this
oflica
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

\ boy wanted between the age of 10
and is years, who wishes to learn
the printers trade, win find an opening
at the Pass office.
The Washington times., 1902-12-14

girl escaped from the Reform school.
She was met b. Cooke a short distance
from the institution and hey went 10
Baltimore and we're married the day fol-
lowing
They returned to this city and resid-
I'd with Mr.. Cookies father until Oc-
tober 3 last. when the bride was ar
rested by the local police and returned
10 the Reform school She remained
there until about two weeks ago. wacn
her husband commenced proceedings in
habeas corpus to regain possession and
legal custody OF ber.
At the hearing the Reform school au-
thnrities we're represented by Assistant
District As>arney Classic. who protest.
ed against the reise5.se Of the girl FROM
the institution In his answer 20 the Pc
ttion for habeas corpus Nir. Classic -
tended that Grace Myers. by the order
OF Judge Kimball. was within the con-
troll OF the United States Governments,
and no act OF he= own. no matter what
it was. could vitiate or annuI the pow
er and authority Of the Government
over her.
The Washington times., 1902-12-14
MRS. COOKE TO REMAIN
IN HUSBANDS CUSTODY
Hearing in Reform School
Case Postponed

Hearing on the petition OF George A.
Cooke TO have the Supreme Court OF
the District grant him legal possession
Of his wife. Grace f. Cooke. which was
TO have taken place yesterday before
Justice Barnard, was postponed until
Saturday next In the meantime Mrs.
Cooke will remain in the custody Of her
husband who week ago gave bond 70
produce her in court when required to
do so.
Mrs. Cooke was before her marriage
Miss Grace Z. Myers. and is about eight
cen years old. Several years ago she
was committed to the Reform School
by Judge Kimbali presiding in the Po-
lice Court. She was charged with being
incorrigible. The sentence Of the court
was that she remain in the Reform
School until she became twenty-one
years Of age. On August 80 last the
The Washington times., 1902-12-14

The amount Of the appropriation is
evidently inadequate to secure the con-
structiOn of the number Of cubic feet re-
Quired for your building. unless tho eN-
terror walls are plain 5TiCEwCTk and
the interior finish rs that Of factory 90
The reEur1 was signed by the uc-l.. e
of the com nittee Of award. GoCr EH -
Post. d. Il. Burnham. Robert s. Pea
body. John Bjddle. and James EuCE Tar
lOr
Upon receipt Of the report rh" oala-
mission, consisting Of the Secretary ,i
the Treasury. the three District Gem
missioners and Mr.. Taylor. their pro-
fcssiOual adviser. opened the euvslu. O.
marked No. 3. and found m. name Cf
the firm Of Cope e. Stewardsou given d5
the authors Of the design accepted.
To Draft New Design.
The commission then entered into 81
long discussion Of the situation. and de-
cidcd to frame a report setting fcrth tho
facts and submit it TO the committees Of
the District in Congress. In the mean
time ;he architects will be requested
to DRAFT new design four stories high.
containing Che same features as the
plans submitted. to De bull; within the
appropriation. such a building would be
Of brick and would have much less space
inside than the plans OF the commission
contemplated. The facts win be laid
before Congress and the commission viii
ask for instructions as 90 how TO pro-
ceed under the circumstances.
The main facts brought ou, by the ar
Chitects are that the "powerhouse site"
The Washington times., 1902-12-14

is too small 10 admit OF a building such
as is needed for the home OF the District
government, unless il is built six sto-
ries high above the basement and sub
basement. Another important consid-
GRAFTON is that the amount OF money
available IS too small TO build anything
but thc Dlainest kind Of structure.
V-i-h Further Appropriation.
The c.naissIon hopes that when these
facts are presented 20 Congress il viii.
at least. appropriate enough money to
e.. -.rruet suitable building on the site
acquired, CT that it VIII provide a large
rrr-gh fund 10 acquire the square back
Of the one purchased and make the
structure only four stories high. giving
ire architects opportunity to treat the
exterior according to the classical mod
els. 10 correspond with the principal
public buildings already In existence.
II IS understood that the report Of fithe
commission. with the new design. will
be ready for submission to Congress i'm
mediately after the holidays.
While the committee Of award and the
building commission are well pleased
with the design selected. regret was felt
that a local architect was not success
ful in winning the prize. II was said
unofhcially that the plans Of two local
men were considered by the committee
and were regarded as next to the one
chosen in point OF excellence.
The Washington times., 1902-12-14
CANryoT REMOVE POLE.

The District Commissioners will in
form William 4. Mills. Of 1911 eleventh
Street southwest that they cannot grant
his request relative TO the removal OF a
pole in 'front.' Of the premises named.
Thomas J. Fisher. Inspector OF Electric
Lighting, says that the pole viii not
interfere either with lamp or light.
He finds that the complainant will be
no more inconvenienced than the south
neighbOr. The cement walk has already
been cut for the erection Of the pole
and he recommends that the pole remain
In it's intended location.