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The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

New Secretary of Treasury Is Quiet
ly Posting Himself.

New York, March S.-Secretary of
the Treasury Shaw visited Wall street
to-day. He called first at the assay
office, which he inspected. Later he
walked through the financial district,
and soon after 10 O'Clock went to the
sub treasury, where he remained a
few minutes. Accompanied by two
attaches of the assay office, the secre-
tary went to the public stores. Later
he went to the dock of the Cunard
liner Lucania to witness the method
of baggage inspection of returning
tourists, and he announced that he
would go to the American Line dock
to see how the st. Paul's baggage
would be examined.
50 far as could be learned, no for
NAL arrangements for a meeting be-
tween the secretary and the banking
interests had been made for to-day,
but It was thought likely that some Of
the better known financiers would pay
their respects to MIR. Shaw while he
Is here
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
IN TWENTY-F0UR HOURS.
COUGHS
Which wear you out.
COUGHS
That keep you awake
all night.
COUGHS
That make the lungs
sore.
COUGHS
Which irritate the
throat and bronchial
tubes.

All you have to do is to carry the lit
tie Hyomei inhaler in your mouth
while at work during the day, and on
retiring pin a small piece of flannel
saturated with Hyomei to the night
robe. On the morning of the third day
the cure is complete.
The germs causing catarrh, bron-
chitis and consumption can be COM
pletely eradicated in a few weeks by
the same treatment.
Group is cured in sixty minutes after
the first inhalation.
If you doubt this, send to The r. T,
Booth Co, Ithaca, N. Y, for a two
days treatment, free, or purchase an
Outfit from your druggist. The In
haler and first bottle cost $780, The
Inhaler will last a life time and SOC
per month will purchase sufficient Of
the new germicide to give you treat
ment three times daily II it does not
cure, your money is refunded.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
SELLING MUCH FERTILIZER.
Ware County Farmers Preparing
for Heavy Operations.

waycross, Ca. March S.-Dealers In
commercial fertilizers in this city say
they have sold a great deal more fer
tilizer this season than they did last
year. On the first day of March one
fertilizer agent reported more sales
than for the entire season last year,
and three more months to work. This
would indicate that our farmers are
going down for business this year. In
most instances the better grades of fer
tilizer are used, not much Of the cheap
er grades being purchased.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

~ -~
Take all your repair work to Wilen-
sky, jeweler-optician, corner Brough-
ton Barnard, an artist at this work;
try him, he will please you with work
and prices; old gold and silver bought
at best market prices; his stock of
jewelry watches, etc, up to date and
are reasonable.
HAIR DRESSED" A LA CLEO DE
Merode quite--chic-and the correct
thing before trying a new hat, giving
a youthful and fetchy look. The Lady
Teazle curl made to order, the very
thing for evening wear. Fegea's Hair,
Jewelry and Shaving Supply House,
2H Whitaker. Children's hair cutting
in the latest style. 20 East Broughton
by the Georgia hair expert
NICE STORE, 1876 whitaker
street, for rent cheap to right party.
Inquire II Broughton street, east.
LOST, IN FOYE & ECKSTEIN'S
store yesterday afternoon, pocket book
containing rings and money. Finder
will receive suitable reward if left with
cashier at Foye & Ecksteins.
FOR RENT, TWO-STORY HOUSE,
every convenience. POS Thirty-ninth
street, west Apply on premises.
FOR SALE, A WELL ESTAB-
lished and up to date little drug store
IN a progressive neighborhood. just
the thing for anyone with small capt.
tai. Good reasons for selling same;
can be bought cheap for cash. Adj
dress r. j., care Morning News.
FOR SALE, DUPLEX PUMP GIN.
will sell cheap. 100 Fl. p. locomotive,
boiler and others r. Burns, at Nc
Donough & Ballantyne's.
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES, FOR
81 per week (six days. you can get
your dinner at 211 Oglethorpe avenue,
west
FOR SALE, 1 2O-horse engine; 1 25-
horse boiler; l Finch moulder, 1 A by
24-inch surfacer. A. ]. Floyd, 400 An
derson, west.
FOR SALE ONE HORSE HACK IN
good order, $12: come quick; a bar
gain. 401 West Park avenue.
GREEN GROCERYMAN HAVING
a license he wishes TO sell will find
buyer by addressing Groceryman,
News Office.
LOST, STERLING CHAINLESS '9S
Model. Return to Thomas Bicycle
Emporium, jefferson and Broughton
lane. and get reward.
M. A. STOKES RIBBON STORE,
IA East Rroughton street, is selling all
silk, 3-inch neck ribbon for 10c yard
white val. lace and insertion for 1c to
25c per yard; embroidery &c to 15c
per yard; gold eye needles 1c paper.
FLAT WANTED BY YOUNG cOU-
pie, two childen. Flat this Office.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
SENT FREE
TO MEN,

Free Trial Package of This New Dis
covery mailed to Every Man Sending
Name and Address-Quickly Restores
Strength and Vigor
Free trial packages of a most remarka-
BILE remedy are being mailed to all who
will write the State Medical Institute.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

There was a very full attendance on
the court the day L was in Jonesboro.
1t had rained and stormed the day
before, but the sun came out bright in
the morning, and the people took adj
vantage of the pleasant weather and
filled the town.
The Jonesboro News is the official
organ of Clayton county, and is edited
and published by Mr.. Gus Morrow.
| did not have the pleasure of meet
Ing Mr.. Morrow, as he was in At
lanta. The News is one of the Oldest
and best known of the weeklies in
the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
7. A. BRYSON,
242 Bull Street,
Thu nin 7 Columbia Bicycle
lIp XIII \ Toledo Steam Carriage
lib lily y oIdsmobiie
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
~-~~~-~--~~~~-~-~~~~~~~
MONDAYS AUCTION SALE.
FINE FURNITURE. MIRRORS. BRIO

IT I'VE FUHNIIN NE, MINHUEtS, HItIN-
A-BRAC, ETC.
c. III. DORsETT, AuctiOneer,
Will sell Monday, 10th. % Congress,
west:
Two enamel bedsteads, brass trim
med; chiffoniers, bureaus, handsome
oak sideboard, mirror and stand in
white and gold; mating, parler set,
mahogany desk, oak and walnut
chairs, show cases. crockery, glass
ware, bric-a-brac, tables, drugget, oak
bedroom set, stoves. books, mattresses,
pillows, oak refrigerator, and a large
lot of useful articles.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

Three quarters of a mile west of
the Court House are the ruins of the
entertainments which mark the site
of the sanguinary battle of Jones'
boro. On the Goth of August, 1864
1t was discovered that Gen. Sherman
had moved with the main part of his
army from in front of Atlanta
towards Jonesboro, with the view of
cutting off the only remaining means
to supplying the Confederate army
defending Atlanta. Gen. Hardee,
with two corps, was sent to confront
sherman, and attacked him on the
3lst. The battle continued until the
next day. when the Confederate COM
nander fell back to Lovejoy station.
savannah lost a number of brave
boys, that day, among them, Capt.
Joe Holcombe, who had been lieu
tenant in the Oglethorpe Light Infan-
try in Virginia, but who was pro-
NOTED and made adJutant general of
Gen. Henry r. Jackson's Brigade,
ana one of the young Understands.
This battle decided the fate of At
lanta. The main body of the enemy
was between Hoods army and its
source of supplies, and the general
had to evacuate the city. A citizen
OF Jonesboro. who was a boy during
the war, told me that the dead and
battlefield to the eastern limits Of
Jonesboro. In the quietness OF a
winter day it was impossible to real
ize that the peaceful town was once
the scene of destruction and death
when 10000 Americans met in battle
array.
Jonesboro was settled in 1899. and
was named after Samuel G.. Jones,
Esq. 1t is an interesting and thriv-
ing town. It's nearness to Atlanta.
however, has somewhat retarded its
growth. 1t is the county site of
Clayton county, and that makes it
the center of a large local trade. The
town, by the census of 1900, had a
population of ST.; it has now prob
ably over 1000, and the District of
Jonesboro had 3,574 The county's
population, according to the same
census, was $685. The other towns
OF Clayton county are Aston, Aurelia
Cloverdell, Conley Fleetwood, Love-
joys Station, Maxwelton, Morrow
Rex, Riverdale, Selma.
The Middle Georgia College, under
the management of Prof. c.. NJ. Neal
IS one Of the best schools in the
state. There are 81 white and IL col
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

Washington, March s.-Capt. c. NJ
Thomas has been assigned TO the
command Of the Franklin at the Nor
folk navy yard
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
Another Machine
Sold Last Week.

Who'll be the next? With our
Toledo Steam Carriage and Odds
mobile, we can satisfy the de-
mands of every auto lover.
Our big storage will soon be COM
pleted. and then Wen have room
for rs machines. We are prepared
for the business. We are in it to
the finish, and we mean to have
one of the best equipped auto
plants in the country. We want
to see those interested in these
pleasure and health-giving vehi-
cles. We can give them some
points of especial value. Don't
miss the delights of the roads
these perfect spring days. Get
an auto and be happy.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

Clayton county. has four of probably
the Oldest men in Georgia. All of them
still vigorous and attending to business
Andrew L. HUE, aged 92, the father
of Capt. j. IL. HUE; Moab Stephens,
aged 81; Joseph Camp, aged 80, and Lee
Hutchinson, aged 49, 1 had the pleas
ure of meeting the two latter.
am becoming an adept in the art
of handshaking, and can tell a Terrell
Guerry and Estill voter by his greet
ing. The Terrellites don't hold on well
or long; the Guerryites are dubious
shakers; they are not sure whether
they should be cordial or not: but when
an Estillite Shakes" it is a friendly,
brotherly grip.
turned my face homeward from
Jonesboro, and nights trip over the
old reliable Central of Georgia, and I
was home again. j. H. ESTILL.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
SPECIAL.

Now's the time to place your order
for a Spring Suit
See our stock before placing your or
der. FINNINGER & CO..
Direct Importers. 14S Whitaker.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

ored schools in the county, and the
enrolment is 1,544 white, and $50
colored children. The average month
ly cost per pupil is 60 cents, of which
the state, pays AZ cents.
The Baptists, Methodists and Pres
byterians have handsome church ed-
fees. The Court House is new
building, and has every modern con-
venience. There are a number of
large stores. and the country for a
mile and a half each way, which are
the limits of the town, is dotted over
with handsome and comfortable resi-
dences.
took dinner with Mr.. Bla-
lock and Captain HUE at
the Hutchinson House, and supper at
the Harper House. Both are excellent
hotels, comfortable and home-like
Inc land in Clayton county is gener-
ally level, and the soil very productive.
The farmers are intelligent and pros
porous. The crops are cotton. corn.
wheat, oats and rye. 1t is also a good
fruit section.
The county officers are q. r. Manson,
ordinary; b. M. HUE, sheriff: ]. w.
Denton, clerk Superior Court; S. e.
Sparks, receiver tax returns; d. j. SUIT
ties, tax collector; j. w. King, treas
urer.
nad the pleasure of meeting Squire
A. p. Adamson, who is a veteran of
the Thirtieth Georgia Regiment, which
served at Savannah in the early part
OF the war, and was afterwards in
the Western Army. Mr.. Adamson is
the father of three rising young AmerI-
can journalists; two of them, Messrs.
Tilden and Walter Adamson, are on
the Brooklyn Eagle and Mr.. Robert
Lee Adamson is on the New York
World. These young men are self-ed-
ucated, and started their journalistic
careers in Georgia. Their father is
justly proud of their success.
i also met ex-senator A. c. Blalock.
a gentleman well known in political
circles, and one of the leading bust
ness men of Jonesboro.
l also met Squire James Chambers of
Lovejoy, Ga, w. J. Orr, Mr.. Rufus
Mundy, a leading farmer and Mr.. John
w. Mundy, prominent member of the
clayton bar; John Hutchinson, Esq, w.
l.. Watterson, Esq, John HUMPHREYS
esq, Col. c. T. Roam, DIR. Cannon, Dr.
j. a. McKown, DR.. Cosens w. T. Kim
sey, solicitor general; Rev. J. M. De-
Foor of the Baptist Church and Rev
John Jones.
Clayton county. has four of probably
the Oldest men in Georgia. All of them
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
FOR SALE,
CASH PAYMENT REDUCED.
Only Ten Dollars Now

To secure one of those lots on Thirty
ninth street, east of East Broad street.
Then pay five dollars per month.
You accomplish three ends: You Sc
cure a location for home; you save
money; you make a profit on your lot.
c. II. DORSETT,
% Congress- West
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
Hear the Choo! Chool

Listen to the horn: The Autos
are here to stay. We have start
ed 'em sure. and this town is
going to be the biggest auto place
in the South.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09
NOTICE.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

SAVANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS
(MOVED NEXT DOOR TO OLD
STAND, 10 YORK STREET, WEST.
FIXED UP WITH VERY LATEST
IMPROVED MACHINERY AND
MODERN APPLIANCES. FOR
CLEANING AND DYEING. SEND
YOUR WORK
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

For the breezy spirit of uncontrolled
youth commend me to the Stock Ex-
change. The general public conceives
this organization to be a body of hard
headed, one-ideaed business men who
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09


BY the American Bonding and Trust
Company of Baltimore. We are author
lied TO execute locally Immediately
upon application all bonds in judicial
proceedings in either the state or
United States courts and of adminis-
traitors and guardians.
DEARING & HULL, Agents,
Telephone 1874. Provident Building.
WALL PAPERS.
Large spring stock just received.
Wholesale prices. Can let you have
good men to do the work at cost.
Paints, Glass and Prepared Kalso-
mines. Will estimate on materials
You pay the men by the day and
superintend the work free.
Georgia phone S77.
TAYLOR, K. of P. Hall.
Established 1882
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

Bnnloa time at least, "The Sword of
Rcha1e.r Hill' and THE Sword of
by tn Lee" are thrown in the shade
hooks 1 ne sword of Major Jenkins" 1t
.Tillr3.lo me very much as though the
gooaI' stock struck bottom when
wboY / Private" George d. TilIman,
paseaa5lo hored his state in Congress,
the 80 from earth. Whittier thought
have dI uest words were: ut might
b INKS the saddest words are IT ' bas
ST. Sen" If any Yankee hater of
he ZION wants that state punished
Ian s sL1s feel now that she is getting
Tor ne deserves, from his Standpoint,
|Mai 'IS' oitenses. 1 see that
Of San Sickles. in the March issue
how less, a New York magazine, tells
Lydsciss prompted Cadet Garrett J.
-1Aer' now a distinguished officer
The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-09

Is not an antique, but is a spank
ing brand new wheel: made for
1902, and not born a minute soon
er. It's new and the great bicy-
Gle bargain of the year. Size up
all the other wheels. compare
them with this great achievement
of the Columbia factory. and as
sure as sun up you'll buy here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
RAID the
GAMBLERS
Two dig Houses In New
York City Attacked

NEM york. Dec Canheld's
gambling house, the finest IN New
York city, located in an elegant foalf
aenea GA ttth street. was raiaed
istt night by District Attorney
Jerome and " force OF police. The
raiders broke IN through a base
iueHt window, Garfield mot them
and denied that uny gambling was
suinE on la the place, This ground
fiaor was unfufnishsd hut on the
second flaar y steel wall was found.
which was broken only after half an
hours work with a hiedse- hammer
Inside the steel wall WAS the game
biting room. equipped with all the
usual gambling desfccs
farreli's gambling house on asa
street was next raided. The low
ar floors were found 90 BIO fnaEuifi-
Gently furnished. but ON the TOP fiuor
was a steel door Witch was broken
down. aud was found 10 lead into the
adjoining house which was equipped
thru shout with gambling para
phsfnalia. II was numptuousiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
ROASTS
COMPANY
COUNCIL WAKES INDIGNANT
OVER POOR STREET LioAr
tNG-oNLN TALK. HOWEVER

The Seattle Electric Company was
Scored on all sides At the meeting ut
the city council last night fhe couns
viinfnn talked nueh at what they
might 90 if the city Wvrc not light
ca better, hat sid nothing a. eompci
the company to Else q better hEhts
iug service.
councilman CriChten started the
ball rollinE ny demanding the rea-
son Why street liEhta ordered ln
months ago were MT yet Installed
ue stated the people in his wara
we've setting tlrrd q being RlwbyH
n darkness
Ia explanation. superintendent
NounEs, VI the water aud Nighttime
department, stated that hrAt the "a
cuse given by the Ebctrie eampauy
was that they had no hoods Tor thf
lights 1'hsn rvcentiN the eampauN
had put NJ the plea that rs elvstfis
cal workers were On strika Aud
men to put IN the llsats cpUid rSt *
fuuna.
ats shame and an outrage IS
exclaimed Gilt why I have been
waiting for months for the lnstaiia
ton u lights in my ward The chief
liar fer the Seattle Electric Com
Fany tells me different story.
asked him ateue this hood prepcsi-
ton and he said they had plenty q
hoods. The fact ~ the Electric coui-
pany viii not put In ight where
u costs them any thlns and then viii
ait back and lie about a."
Ccuncilmen Rinrhsrt and Murphy
added their mite % the roast and ali
threatened dire disaster 20 the fiec@
tric Company hut M one offered
% do anything but talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
Eight to Eleven

IApsn Crash. - inches wide. sii
linen. worth ibc. from . 10 Al,
yard .sssssssssts .sssssssssses ~
Burnt Leather Novelties. such a.
picture frames. book marks. pen
wipeFn. match aerAtrhefs sud
match cases. VERY desirable for
Christmas gifts. worth up 10 ssei
from 10 II at...s.#+ss...ss.s.< oc
ss-ineh Lace Curtains. Ia good pat
terms. "a. yards long. extra quail
lty. worth tz1s. from 20 II a..
pair .sssssssss sssssssssss sssss WV
siihaiine. In large variety Of ce-
signs. 70 inches vide. worth iec
yard from 90 II az ....,. Bi1c
Wornsn's Pine Ribbed Past Black
Cotton Hose. double toe and hcels
hest izA.c grade, from % AZ
: pairs for ss-..sssssF-sss zoe
Misses Fine Ribbed Black Isle
Hose. double toe, heel and knee.
any boat &c quality. from : 20
n at. pair ss.sss=s+-ss = AZ
Calling Cards with Envelopes 20
match. regularly tac psekas., ~
sssssssta ssHHs-ss tsss# sssH ~
toc box Note Paper. with stick of
sealing wax AZ ...ss.......ss.< bc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
lIcENsus 70 wGo

The following marriage license,
we're issued to-day VIM McAuieY
-. and Nora Hayes. 20, both Of Sc.
attic Auton l. Peterson, 10. and
Mira Iihbie tiafher. ~ both Of sui
tan. VIM u psvtue. -. and y. n
f.indiey. 50. both % seattle, Frank
A Hein. sa. ana Ana n Sheridan. "a
both - Seattle Robert q Johnston
ard Adah n N.Y.. both of leEui aEs
and % Seattle.
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the total eort Of laylng the sewers
mt ta0m't Within IL tdtip above the
Hplt IL assessment aEatrft the pfpp-
frlS 90 - benefited fnu resolution
tfhtninH = CLAUSE stating that II N
tho intention ~ the city council ~
appropriate ". fi1 from the general
fund TO make ~ this deficiency.
An ordinance Mhn passed ordering
the Improvement nf Fourth avenue
ruuth from Jackson street 10 Heat.
tie boulevard aud Seattle boulevard
ftani Fourth avenue south 10 Charlie
street. hY ifYinn water main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
Tho Famous $4,000 shawl on Ia.
hihit at the 6on Maruhs

So-eaIied. but realty a Catholic
altar cloth made In spain In the 18Th
century, will be on display tomorrow
tn the WamEnss suit nepartnent Of
the Hon Marehe.
This IL the shawl that the thisves
recrntiy ransaeked the house Of Mrs
Joseph Moore TO secure.
II - beautiful siikeH fiorai altar
cloth. feet inches square. With a
ft-tnch knotted black silk fringe. the
most beautiful haudiWofk ever
shown IN this country. Therp ars
So different fefai firuses oa the
altar cloth. zach one blended IN beau.
ttfsl eoiorinss. II 10 b far the most
Naluahls riece Of ancient art needle.
work ever shown On the West. or In.
deed - the United states
II VIII be on view from till II Ne
a. ma tomorrow. and from ; till 8
y. m. IN the Women's suit store.
Rsieheft Bros. PiAno. Ito unioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
CITY CAN LAY
NO MORE PIPES

The question Of supplying tSo-inch
v a4cT pipes u peTsoas tn outlyin
districts DESTROYS Of securing citt
water was under consideration al fht
meetinx 81 The city council last
night Chairman cftchton. 81 the
fire and water committee. reported
that all Of the old pipe had been tx.
hAu@srd and tifat a. a result a mum
Der q petitions for this pipe had
been denied lie stated that on &C.
count OF the urgent need % thr pipe
Il Was = scrinus q1esttun as 10 n ha
could - done.
II xas sufEe=ted that the property
owners wanting the rtp@ b. author
lied to purchase and lay ~. ulth the
assurance that the city would rebate
the cost 81 the pipe on the water rent
An ordinance Incorporating this plan
viii b. introduced IL the next meet
Ina OF the city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
ASLEEP IN
SADDLES
CITY COUNCIL ORDERS SEARCH
MADE FOR MOUNTED POLICE

What has become ~ thp mounted
puliref This question was ASKED by
Councilman Criehton AZ the meeting
of the city council last niEht, and
the poilee, license and revenue rums
mittoo wan specially instructed 20
ATTEMPT Ia ana anuc Of the mounted
rntfnimun.
The question came un over the
petition of property owners nt Green
Lake for the assignment OF a mount
ed officer te that suburb TIE petis
tienctH stated that they needed police
protection. but we're neftink none
Councilman Crichion and others
INDUCED IN considerable sareaafn az
the expense of the pallfs department.
Several members remembered have
ina seen mounted pats Gilman or two
during last summer, but ne member
could remember having soen one re-.
Gently,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
RAvAGES
OF FEVER

SAN FftASCfSCo. bee. s-Dr. y.
y. Nutsard Of tho steamer city II
Panama. which has arrived At han
Francisco from Central American
ports. = authority for the atAtsmen,
that the fewer which II raging IN
Colombia threatens to be mere dis
astrouz 10 that country than the re-
hoilion.
Willie the steamer Was at Panama
Or Wizard made trip Into the In
terror. There he found the feear' :
victims IN scores. In some districts
the bodies were left Ia the open ia
be deV0ufed by hunanrtiH
Conditions IN Panama are not ser.
ioes. asrordins 10 the doctor, hut the
desperate nature ~ the disease IN
the Interior demands Immediate
government attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-02
GIVEN SEVERAL
NEW FRANCHISES

At the meeting - the city council
last night the Seattle Electric Com
fauy was granted several franchises
on bids u per cent. 90 the gross
earnings % she liisss. and an add
tioust ! per cent Of the gross earn
ittHs after 1e7a.
The franc hizes granted are fnf the
new EsTt Union street line. Whieh
Includes an amendment to the old
Frtnk franchise extending uut Main
street for iayiag tracks and main !.
taiafttk a connectiuE line GA ON =
street. tctwl en- sixth and seventh
avesnss. and a lire on Utah and
Mae<te husests streets o. counsel exs
lstinx ta.ts With the comrany's new
plseI stafida.
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WILL HAVE
HIS YACHT

TIE harbcr master will have prt=
klllots hay n an ordinance intro
duCed AZ the meeting % the city
council last night passes. The bill
proposes an appropriation 81 a. sQe
for ths ccnstfueticn 81 the launch
The measure was pfetfed to the
ccnuslttee on hArhor ard wharves.
An ttdinznee arprvrflAtins money
and .a.xlructink the beard Of public
wrss to place IN tire harbor two Ad
dltlonal cuoys was passed The har-
Dor and WharNes committee aisa
stated u to be the inteatian q the
members 10 introduce a bill 60 SGT
assde certain buoys for government
rrNerlns cutter sefytce and certain
hucNs 200. rssrehant ships that may
tie ur In the harbar.