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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-15
The European plan.

some queer customers are seen At
New York hotels. An old farmer from
the country tells how he got ahead of
one OF b clerks. Il walked in" he
says. asked the young man at the
desk, What are your pricesY .Ameri.
can or European? he asked me. Now
! wasn't going to tell where / was from
until ! had seen the lay OF the land.
what difference does that maker saws
I. II American he answered. dt,s "a
per DAY; II European, $780, l thought
q moment, and then an iiea struck me
now to get ahead OF him. l walked mn
Oo'diy and registered from London
New York Press.
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and w. w. Mount ,Milbank; Henry
Nelson, Strandburg; Albert Ander-
son, Stockholm; Thos. Finley. Twin
BROOKS; Anton Olson. Blooming Val.
ley: G. P. Whipple. Big Stone City.
The Board of Education had their
annual meeting Saturday and closed
up the years business. There was q
total enrolment for the year of COS
scholars. The years expense was
$4264.8 IS of which s2478 was paid for
teachers salaries, and several hundred
more for finishing the building, and
furniture and apparatus. The cash
on hand is about $500.
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COUNTY 4 VICINITY
Signal August =, 1902.

Signal August Z, 1902.
A. NJ. Houck has commenced work
on the new elevator which he is build
ing on a lot just west of Sarf's elevator.
He intends putting upa modern struc.
ture equal in capacity to any in town.
This elevator will make the sixth in
Summit.
A considerable portion of country
south and southwest of Summit was
visited by a destructive hail storm
last Friday evening. This last storm
started in where the n of three or
four weeks ago left off and completed
the work of destruction to the south.
The Signal has not obtained a complete
list of those who suffered loss but a.
mong the number r the following:
Lawrence Adolphson. w. G. Sherling'
Chris Risback, Fred Marquet. John
Burshein, K. r. Knudson, Frank
Fransen, A. X. Frostad, E. B. Healy,
VIM. Bennett, E. Ambrose, Henry
Staar, Albert Sharf, Tom Tonstad.
An accident by which n of John
Srerud's children, a boy about four
years old, lost a foot happened yester.
day afternoon. Mr.. Sterud was out
moving and the boy with an older
sister started to meet him. They
were walking along hand in hand,
coming directly towards the team
when Mr.. Sterud noticed them.
When directly in front of the horses
they parted, one going to the right, the
other to the left. Mr., Sterud saw the
little girl on the safe side Of the mower
but did not discover for an instant
that the boy was not with her. He
stopped the horses but not quick en-
ought to avert the accident. The
little fellow was just in the act Of
stepping over the sickle bar and one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-15

dear, IL, = The Kind You Have Always Bsqghl
''s. = &MNzNM

Sisseton Courant: Mrs. Dur.
ham has leased her hotel and
bakery to Jos. O'Hanlon who for.
merly conducted the City Res
taurant. The new management
are good hotel people and hav.
ing arranged matters for their
own convenience and that OF
their customers guarantee all
old as well as new patrons, good
fare and q square meal.
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every day Sundays included, conse-
quently he will give it up and return to
good old South Dakota. We under
stand that he will try to get his old
position back at this point provided
that Mr.. Chambers, who is now hold
ing it down, can return to Albee, his
former station.
The attentions of our local threshers
is called to the law ~''relating to per-
sons operating steam threshing ma
Chimes" section five of which was
amended by the last Legislature TO
read as follows: SIT shall be unlaw-
full for any person to use q steam
threshing machine in this state until
he shall first enter into a bond with
good and sufficient surety, in the sun
of five hundred dollars, payable to the
State; said bond to be approved by
| and filed with the clerk of the circuit
court of the county where he resides in
case he Is q resident of this State; and
If he be q nonresident, with the State
auditor, conditioned to pay all dam.
ages arising from any fire caused by
him in violation of the provisions Of
this act, and for any unlawful damages
done or caused to any telegraph OF
telephone line by the moving of any
traction engine, threshing machine OF
other vehicle or thing along or &C.
ross any public highway.
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xlSsETON

Banner, August, Z 1904. ].
There ID no escape. so beware. One
Of our citizens was caught Friday last
with . dog and gun and a sack full OF
tender birds in his possession. He
was easily rounded up by the game
warden and brought before his honor,
the police justice, and it was there he
parted company with dog. gun. and q
SO note. besides the cost of the &C
tion. It is awfully risky business
friends-we wouldn't take thu
chances.
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Redfeld Journal-O Observer: Da

Redield Journal-O Observer: Da-
vid Eastman, commissioner of
school and public lands, went
south on the Milwaukee Friday
morning enroute to Pierre. He
had the misfortune the night be-
fore to get lost while travelling
across the country and spent
the night wandering around the
prairies.
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SOUTH mHORE

South Shore Republican, August 8. 1909.
The writer 10 in receipt Of . letter
from our former fellow-townsman Ed
McNamara, in which he informs ua
that he has conclued to leave Seattle
and return to South Dakota. He states
that the cost OF living in . city il too
high and that his new position requires
his exclusive time for fourteen hours
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foot was caught by the sickle, severing
1t at the instep. DR.. Sornsen was
summoned and dressed the wound, per-
forming an operation that saved the
heel Of the injured foot. The little
fellow is healthy and strong and it is
hoped he will get along all right.
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- n>na IN Worry.

Professor Shore Is very uOe~.s, a.,
ed. His son rushed into his s''-'
morning and exclaimed: n~ja
"Just think, father! I've
Z pin! What shall ! dor 80
"Ah, WE'LL" replied the u cox>e|
don't worry about it dere'
pin."-Chuma.
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wGLMOr

Reporter, August 9, 1902.
Mrs. Carl Jorgenson and children,
and her sister Miss Jessie Ruedig, left
Tuesday night for Fairmont, N. d.
to visit relatives.
During the thunder storm last week
Friday night, the barn of Owen Ba.
ker was struck by lightning and
burned up, together with his four
horses and other property and his
granary. 1t is a serious loss.
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Never PLEASING .a.ck II
Mrs. Mitford-What do you y
this vivisection question: It ~
awful to be cut up alive. ..~Adh1
Mrs. 0raham-Yes, anc II VI
be cut dead, % ! was by onsrar)
dearest friends last evenins
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Moved HE Admiration.

Undergraduate Ito chum)-That Miss
o1ick II the finest conversationalist ]
ever met. She knows all the track rec
crds for three years back.-Chicago
News.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-08-15

Lie Il only 4 brief lesson. and
schools out fore We know it.-Atanta
Constitution.
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Advertiscd Letters.

Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining uncalled for
in the Milbank Post Office,
August ID, 1902:
Bonesteel, WI. Mongold, Valeutin
Colony, Mrs. Robert Neale. Jas.
Gilmer, Mrs. Jno. A.. Slater, Jos.
Killing, etc Sullivan, Frank
Leddy, Matt Sutherland. Mrs. 0.
Lehman, Chas. Wolfe, Miss May
In calling for any of the above
please say ''advertised' md give
date of advertisement. If net
called for in fifteen days will be
semitic the dead letter Office.
H. G.. G.. ROSE. P. M.
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Republican, August Q. 1902.
Word reached here early yesterday
morning that Philip Dittes, a we'll
known farmer in GeneseO township
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-22

archblshop, and the chief justices OF tbe
united states are cardinals.
les religion is right and the law ell
t9rces the right. The policeman who walks
ms beat Is the closest 10 humanity ~ iii
the representatives Of tho law, and NJ tl,o
same time he is the most desplsej nv
those whom he must control. vet no man
deserves more consideration
'opr show viii leave me United states
lor England about the middle of neceYnber
ana IN that connection l win say thnt "a
ss'sapprehension exists MS to the behavior
OF some ~ our people over thers ro,,s-
paper man asked me II the Indians c,,t rn
Mhcn IN a foreign land, or in other yyorls
went on the warpath. What nuestinn
" Is absurd to think TINT indians womb
, peuer' eSuy IN England when they are
lever known TO cause any trouble Wbile
uaNellng IN the United states.
IT Is true that one OF our cov,bovs baA
= hNCAVt IN London once. He was \ ouiet
Ieliow unless he got riled and t6eH bs
M nag IN Terror he had Just cause to nght
lh the street alone and he nroceedca =,
rl'h me lnsulter's head Tint wes lii
Ltsut' Tor the British, as you know. like fsir
tteS anu me Is very light for Il ieht
mutu rtsentlng an insult This covr6ov
,taue one mistake, however; he didn't tbint
~ ought % be arrested for resentin,5 az
,,iSnit ana he proceeded to lick two Maize
se,,t,, ."s Nslch ne was giyen six months'
Eu''Nce Queen Victoria herself nsrIonc,t
WY pugnaclous fellow when tbb No., y
MAS properly presented 10 her ana M Ms
r nr,s.s within siS days, much 70 the sur.
Ply ano, u the British magistrateN
~" .,iti West show maiorg' was the gueStiSn
80 Would surprise YOU" was mo sn'
S S@s,ca hose people who seem 70 be- ' fnly
Inc orsn on sue1 exploits as we portray h
coT,ii ,, ,Sna nre Just as anxious TO see N Nc
yrvt nv. % my experience as those A., ~
t,.i,H W., uo are brought up tar from the Wsst
WY IT'S characteristics features. 'N F9t
ing cren, ~ ~ instance, we have a life say.
cifiss ana when We exhibit IN the 900
,sss inaI feature Is as intereStins,.o a
lne nose people as any other 'es''ns 70
,o,rss Tue way, one u our cowbovs ),
vacation s ss palias the other day after a
~. lh tae great roplng ana breneie 800, s.eN
~, Neh,este He Is ThaI Sbwiss ,,gs.'
Nenso the Prince Of Cowboys, ana n, a,s
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OVERLOOKED.
There Are Patent Medicines and
Remedies Without Number for Every
Disease and Afflietion but One.

There Are Patent Medicines and
Remedies Without Number for Every
Disease and Atflieton but One.
A prominent physician was recently asked
why it was that there orc SO many "hlocd
purifiers" nerve tonlcs" ana remedies for
every ILL., except one OF the most common
ana annoying. viz, piles. lie replied, there
are two principal reasons. First pbysclaps
and people In general have thought taat
the only permanent cure Tor piles was
surgical operation, that medicinal prepare
lions were simply palliative. Another rea,
sou Is that piles Is In no sense OF the word
an imaginary disease; the Snnercr from
piles Is very much aware Of the tact, aud
for this reason the few so-calied Pile salyes
patient very soon discovered their inefh-
cheney,
10 says fur.her. fortunately, however
there Is 4 new remedy for piies which. iudg.
viii soon take the place OF MI other treat
ment; Il has certainly made astonishing
cures IA this obstinate disease and its
merit has made Il famous among physicians
remedy Is sold by Al druggists under the
name of pyfamld Pile Cure.
From the Immediate relief which tue
Pyramid Pile Cure gives IN an forms OF
piles many physicians supposed con
stance, but upon analysis Il was found 10
be perfectly free from anything Of the
kind, and that the instant relief and cure
which follows rs use Is rather the result
AZ It's remarkable healing. soothing action
on the parts anected
The pyramld Pile Cure Is the only rem,
edy, except surgical operation. which I'm.
mediately relieves and permanently cures
Ii Ia sold By druggists at 30 ceuts and 81.
q BY mail trom Pyramid Drug Co, Mar
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pRIMARY ELEcTroNs.


The eighth and last article deals with pri-
mary elections Ii consists Of twenty-ons
- ~, ,,sra,,, s,,hba,dg and "a
sections and numerous suDneads, ana y
entirely different from the provisions OF
similar nature IN the present charter.
Article VIII provides that primary elec.
,io,s M. an citv ofaces shnIl he held NOT
t'""s iV' AZ w -, -.
more tuHn lo'N nor 'caS va" '"'"'' "'''
before election. Urinary eleCuohS heiu on
any other days than tnest snNll re lllGBai
anu the eAhdldates shali not ~ ai'"MH oti, w
receive votes NJ inc AnnuM St,y eieetiun'
Iht c9huluate teS4SEihB ,ne n,6Stuva, H The
utE Oh 'HteS n hen ~ .m' mu,"'u' ~,
n D,t' ~ ,niV pt'u,", IN m iaIInt
nov yii Hn nincrI In eacb precinct In
cbS,g" ~ tbrct sworn managers md three
sWorn clerks The committee I'M charge OF
Inc primnrics Mil ba,p tho power OF an
pomtme managers and clerks Tor ench pre-
tlnct
dldatc other directly or Indirectly, 10 hire
carriages and other conYeytuGes for carry
ing voters 20 ihe poila. ,.,......
section proN,ues 10Y the pnn.sn,nuns %,
amy cahulu"le VINO uA's iHuu'' 10 E"i'
votes .,,.. ,... T.. - .,r,i
= 9v'hun p," F I'm, !" ~ ,s, a,,,,,
U,,i,,, F,,,d A., Az, y,,tmnnT ,.bntsne,c, thp
declared Void. md I'm, raudiJutc receiving
tbc ncNt bigbest Vote shall he declared III,
reauiur nominee ii nil the candidates are
found guilty Of violating the election laws
, The committee or Others IN authority shall
declare that there has been no nomination
and proceed 10 MI said Offices by appoint
ment.
In section OF article YIN all successful
candidates VIII he required 10 make atu
duvlt that they have tully complied with
all the regulations governing the elections
II candidate Is unable or unwilling "a
make such an affidavit the candidate re-
ceiying the next highest vote snail be de
ciared the nominee
Section l8 requires the authority II
charge OF the election 10 see That II shal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-22
A CHAT WITH MAJOR BURKE.

Veteran Advance Man Talks Entertain
lnaly OF Shows, Police, Etc.
Major John NJ. Burke. the Zig. hearty,
wholesoulcd Advance ogeut Of Bunalo Bin s
wild West show. has been in town several
days and during one afternoon ran About Of
two or three newspaper mon who procerdcd
to draw out the major on "reminiscences OF
his varied experiences.
81 don't propose to talk shop" declared
the major "as I guess you ger enough "
that in papers generally. hut ia just like
70 say that my business gives me an OPP
portunlty for great observation OF human
characteristics and l have drawn conclu.
sions In many matters concerning the aver.
age man and boy during my many years
u travel Ia the show business.
zone thiag is borne in upon me vita
peculiar emphasis from the fact that In our
exhibitions We have 10 deal with pushing,
jostlins crowds that are not always ia the
best II temper and that IS, thar the
ilistic 10 law, Why Il Is can not say, bnl
this know. AZ tAe present day we mus,
have Ny, hushls young men as officers Ol
the law and they are cf-cn put To a test
In handling obstreperous layvbrra kers
while m the old days II seems to me that
brute strength was NOT the qualification OF
an Outcer.
Away back IN the oiden time, before my
day, even. the policemen, cOnstabics and
other Of the representatives Of the majesty
u the law We're old men who were respect.
cd ana obeyed. II not for the positions they
held, for the age which gave them dignity
and demanded respect,
Law Is nOshing more nor less than re,
ligion. quOlh the major, with am air OF
conviction Ser Il Is based 0n religion. as
every one knows II is enforced religion
and Its representatives may be compared
to the dioferent Officers IN the church The
policeman who waikS tho streets may hi
compared with a minister ana rhopd have
the respect that the man MIA the surnlice
eeutive Of the supreme State tribunal Is al
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sparrow Recefpes
y a Message.

~. H.
day to the one Seeking Information
"Hnve chair and make yourself at home
OF our house. Thanks. I'm feeling hhe'
Just reading over samb's message. II
came 10y wireless tclegraphy this morning
He says he is certainly travelling IN way
20 beat MI previous records. lie went from
here direct to Cuba. 70 Espirtu snnto IN
the interior, in search Of red lowcr OF
peculiar hrlllancy. which King Notice had
commanded should decorate one Of the We
blcles IN the grand flower parade, samb
was also commissioned by the king to or
der load Of indigo sent Go rekram, his
majesty having commanded the street car
company there to have NIL the new transfer
tickets dyed blue as he had heard it was
the fashionable color in Houston az pres
emit
"samb says. I tell you what Sparrow
that pair OF suspendcrs presented to me
Inst year by King Notice in recognition oil
my work on the carnival sure served me
well while ! was In Cuba. It's a swampy
country In parts, but the suspenders kept
me dry shOd
/ the one Seeking Information whose
/ eyes were hanging on his cheeks az what
l he had heard, "thut pair OF suspendefS was
] n
| across the border from lcBrnm, VINO gave
/ them 10 the king, and they were 30 made
1 that when the wearer approached water
/ they would contract. aud the moment ne
| came 70 puddle they would lift him over
/ and drop him on the other Side
| SANDS flying machine was waiting Tor
| him I'm Havana, When samD got mere
/ Sunday evening he found that for once IN
| his life he was without n match, not MS or
/ course for It's not on earth, but q parlof
match So as he would rather have had
| smoke just then than anything else, even
to having bod Of anthracite given him, he
said 10 man standing In doorway:
Have you matchf
"Yes for the old boy, answered the
man. pointing 70 his wife. rolling out pie
crust In the kitchen, Now the wife,
though not little pitcher. had big ears,
and Samh says the last thing he saw was
man dying down the street, pursued by u
woman with a rolling pin. But Samb got
his smoke, for the man dropped his malch
safe.
MONDAY morning Samb was In Dublin in
quest Of the wittiest man on the Emerald
Isle You know" continued the Sparrow,
| king Notice IS descended from the irish,
and Ills court is never complete without a
/ MCGmnis' place has never been hlled so
} ! that's what Samb went to Ireland for
| While ne was In Dublin he learned that
the man he Was after lived In another coun
try. ana thither Samb hied himself. The
first person he saw was an Irish lass sitting
on a fence by the roadside reading a letter
| Down drops Samb In his flying machine t.
earth, nearly soaring the maid into Ats
Says he 10 her In his 2-8st manner, 'feUl
not fair maid I'm harmless. I'm but {
seeker after wit, to-wit, man-perehanct
{ O'Grady'"
, with that mp jumps the maid, her fac,
one big question mark.
AN sure, sir, I'm lust after reading
, letter from him, It's In Amerky he y
sir, In Houston; an its meselt he's await
Ing to come to him
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Vuite an exciting runaway occurred about
1880 yesterday morning. eommcnc,ng NJ
me corner Of Texas avenue and FSnn,n
street down Fannin "a the banr ~ ~
ma 'v, Weefe ~ was checked THE horse
Nh l5NnanoHt We're owned aud driven hv
nj ~ ~ Asst =, MINIS. who stuck TO his most
in ehso,,HAs through and finally succeed Ni
VI sneeklng the frightened animal without
essssassA 81 hne loss OF a broken strap rhe
NsssPss q M Nils aud numerous people
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refulted IN defeat for the latter The score
stood. Imperials SIS. Painters 35i zen
men on each side twenty frames Peter
Floeck captain OF the lmperials,. and Louis
Ruttcnstein. captain Of the Painters. a
large crowd was present and the athletes
epent an enjoyable evening.
Tonight NJ Drummer the lmperials, under
Captain Floeck. and the Brunucrs, under
Captain JEFF Davis, viii measure skill anu
strength. ten men, twenty frames
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W. o. w. BALL TONIGHT.
They VIII Also Give Grand Banquet at
pYthian Castle.

The Woodmen Of the World. camp 80
and Woodmeu circle No. 16, viii give n
ball and supper at pythlan castle in tho
rifth ward tonight Dancing VIII begln
at s:45 p. M uuvitatonsl An elaborate
program has been arranged. ana entertain
ment viii be provided for 400 guests. rms
IL the annual ball and supper OF camp 81
ana circle 10, aud all indications polut 90
nm enjoyable evening.
Mr., W. 3 Morrison and Mrs. George A.
Ehich are charmen Of tho general arrange.
ments committee representing the two
lodges.
Mr. William Marmion Is In charge Of the
banquet arrangements, aud covers win be
provided for an who may attend.
seven hundred Invitations have been is.
sued.
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The revival begun y s-sdsy
Methodist church lasl Is:sa
very successful and N.Y. .,rss,si
aroused. REV. A, l. :. ..a.t \
toria win arrive toasS Ma sslls.
ReT John Il. Green va !
held Ills eyenlng ueis =
yival viii continue ie' -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-22
pI0uTrrN ALnrnMrN

Article provides for Increasing the
number Of aldermen to eighteen and d.
viding the city into nine wards, with two
aldermen from each ward, as follows:
First ward, shall be the First ward as It
now exists, the Second ward shall COM
prise the territory Of the present sixth
wardi the Third ward shnll be that part
Of the present Fourth ward north OF Polk
avenue; the Fourth ward shall he that
phrt 81 the present Fourth ward south Of
Polk avenue; the Fifth ward shah be that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-22

bten,ew DO Is, He wore the championshin
yesr ~ ~ pehYerl which he won there last
~ aha brought II back with him again
YEAR psleated all contestants again this
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ELECTION FIGURES.
Yesterday Was the Banner pay--Only
Seven More DAYS.

The registration yesterday was the larg-
est yet recorded, The total number was
$50 The proportion Of negroes TO wnltcs
was about one to three. Total registration
70 date agl8
Tbs comparative record FOR the past two
years Is as follows;
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s,nw Fever So the pS0ixlD.a
diseases Of the Sow
and cures Il,
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A Handkerchief Sale \
Unusual Merit and Al
tractiveneSS.

About 900 dozen Fine Handk erchiefs saeriec.a
make this sale one to be remembered BY NJ
handkerchief buyer at this store today.
Ladies Fine Embroidered and Hemstitched H.
kerchiefs, the regular value of which is 2oc
each, out today at each .... VA
Ladies' All Pure Linen Embroidered and Hemstt.
Handkerchiefs, beautiful new patterns, orr !
regular 25c line, out today at each. Id
Regular 35c kinds today, \
Regular soc kinds today, 49,
at 49, ''''.'''- $50 ''.' ..t..,s 49,. OU1|
Mems Large Sha, Beautifully Embroidered IN
Handkerchlefs, worth regular zoe each. on III
sale, box OF halnkerchiefs, for. .~.,,. !. ~
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MoKne stIaeI -. \.

in the path Of the rans"
short Of miraculous y-,r
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Article H. section II. expressly authorizes
this cdyltu provide for street car transfers
and regulate car fares This is a radical
departure from the present charter
section 10 prescribes method for keep
Ing the city accounts,
Section y authorizes local option eicc-
tlous Tor subdivisions Ga the city. This
would enable the people JOS popular cleo
tion to conhnc the saloons TO the business
district
section % gives the city mower tp com
pc the isylng of sidewalks by property
owners.
section "A authorizes the city council
TO prohibit ticket sCUlners
Article III has reference 20 the powers
OF the mayor and makes him the chief
executive officer o. the city lie Is not
required 70 preside az council meetings
and may be removed by the governor.