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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
PUBL|Ck|..S At SEA,
RooSEvELT,s SOMER-
SauIT on COLES APPOINTMENT.
4E HAS GOT THEM GUESSING.
Judge Lewis Describes Washington
1eleShaDhfc Reports IN :iRot"''-
Assa Nothing to say-Coi. s1emr
Says Statement That He Headed
Miller Delegation Absolutely False

When asked yesterday IL there were any
new developments in the vexed question
IS to who would be his Assistant DISTRICT
tttDruey, Judge Lewis. the District AT
;orncy 10 be- who is ordinarily exceeding
iy careful Of what he says. replied: NO
hing that know OF. except a lot OF ret
IN Sundays newspapers from Mash
lngton'
And then, Judge LeWiss lips closed
aqwn like 3 steel trap. after this prosnis-
ing BEGINNING and j nave n, n''h 9,,t. ,,e ~
say was all that could be inF'her
When surprised by President Roose-
vats abrupt announcement in Washing
ton last THURSDAY that Mr. Malcolm A
Coles tad been determined upon as the
Assistant District Attorney, Judge Lewis,
after turning the matter over and iook-
ing at il from every point Of view, CON
Guided that ne was perfectly safe IN
confirming the Presidents announcement.
inasnluch Is It was in exact accordance
with the understanding and agreement
between them II ever anything poilt-
csi could he certain: !, seemed 10 p sol lI.s
would be the Assistant District Attorney
as much settled as If he had the com
mission in his hands. When. therefore
President Roosevelt wheeled about and as
Suddenly, but far more unexpectedly; IL
possible revoked. repeated. and annhlien
the Coles appointment. without word 10
Judge Lewis. who he mad announced as
having control OF the appointment, the
latter, in spite of his well-known ex.
ceptionaIIy good habits. might we'll feel
Ike the TOO much 'corned consress,ia,aa.i
aho originated the immortal phrase AZ, M.
Speaker. where am at anc with him n.
2sk, MIR. President, where am ! III!
/, is certain that the lessoni has not
had the effect Of encouraging, Judge
Lewis IN the cultivation of the habit OF
loquacity. ,>,,,.,1
COLONEL sLi.MP SAYS DITTO.
Another Republican Official who en-,
phatically votes some of the news from
Washington as rot" is Colonel Canlp-
bsl sleD gongrsssnanerls o,o, fIos s,e rne
g,as in the civ SUNDAY. anG 20 number
q prominent Rspuslean o,eia us h, sta de-
A5ent ,ha, he had Feaded the delesat ton
wFo f,ad called upon President Roose.
relt In the interest of AFR. Hugh 5ordon
Miller Colonel Siemp's expressions on
tbs occasion were not as parliamentary
rs the language in which they are mere
clothed ard lacked some of its euphs-
misnl. while being far more fnrciple ~
their character He e.nphaticallE denlea
hat he had anything whatever 70 W
with Mr.: Sfiier's candidacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
!. BELKNAr SEVERELY PUNISHED.


NEWPORT NEWS, VA. December az
(SpeciaI}-C. Belknap, charged witk
maintaining and operating q lottery In THE
shape Of slot machines. was tried yestsT-
day in the Cooperation Court. and fouRA
guilty his punishment being fixed at 81
fine and eight days In jail. On his first
trial he was flnsd 500 and given two
months in Jail. He moved for
a rev trial and argument was never
heard. Commemorative Attorney Rob-
inson had Betknap reindieted ana he was
tried yesterday. a. motion was made to-
night to set the verdict aside.
Miss Ella Mildred Lear. daughter Of
Robert Lear. and q popular young school
teacher. was married this afternoon to
Wilbur Read Kent. teller in SehKnelz
Bros. bank. Mr.. and Mrs. Lear left
for New York tonight.
w. L. Martin. ex-srocerynan, former
candidate for Council and self-ordained
preacher, was to-day adjudged insane by
9 commission of lunaey and ordered to
be confined In the Williamsburg asylum.
Martin did not recognize his father and
his brother, who arrived from North
Carolina. He has been preaching in the
ship yard for the past week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
A PRINCE EDWARD BRIDE.
Marriage of Mr.. James H. Payne and
Miss Mollie e. Shorter.

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS. PRINCE
EDWARD COUNTY, VA. December g..
special)-spring Greek Baptist church
Weddings we'd l s ever solemnized in this coun-
ty on December Sd. The occasion was
the marriage Of Miss Moilie p. shorter,
daughter OF Mr. and MIS-, E paWns
The church was tastefully decorated
with ferns, evergreens. and f, profus s1ol
Of white chrysanthemums: The color
Miss Marian Berkely, OF Charlotte
county, presided at the organ. and rem
dered the wedding march from Lohen-
grin as the bridal party e aessea N 'F
Aubrey Shorter of Crewe- Master OF
ceremonies. Mr.. Stratton Webb, of Roc OK
s MsEs ua eeHn5 Payne and irene De- Ford
The bridesmaids and groomsmen were
Miss Rosa Shorter with Mr. Emmett =.
Yomack;. Miss Carrie sho 1ts1,., Of cha f.
a Ifats; w1ts M! Miss Mat.is Bsrkely
Of Ivnchburg. with Mr.. H. T. Terry, of
Pamplin City: Miss Lizzie Dillon with
Mr.. Irving. Shorter: Miss Ida Branch
Anderson with Mr. G. II. Foster; Miss
Mary Stuart Dillon with Nj John 2;
Singleton. Ribbon boys-Edward and
Hansford Shorter. ~
me 0Tl0S eNlelGQ VIII 4SA N.ASeS,
Walter Shorter of Crewe. Va. MISS
Lizzie Shorter. sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. The couple weFe met
at the altar by the groom and M. r. 3.
Payne the best man.
The ceremony was impresslvely per
formed by the Rev. John n. Couch un-
der a large bell made OF cnrysanthe-
NUNS. ,,;
The bridesmaids wore white orsandles'
trimmed in white satin ribbon, and car
ried large punches OF roses ana ehFys-
anthemums +rva,,,na
suit Of fawn- colored cloth with nat ana
gloves to match, and carried white
At 1880 o'clock splendid dinner was
sfven al Darlington Heights. the nome
81. the brides parents Here the same
color scheme in green and white was
At $50 the bridal party were driven TO
Pamplin City and an elegant recept!on
was held at the home OF the groom a
hn,,ntffuI supper was served.
The bride is one Of the most popular
vour,c ladies in the county. ana mas
'T The groom is q prosperous young bust
ness-man OF Pamplin City. Va
The popularity OF the couple was az
tested By the numerous and useful pres
snts received from friends and feia<lVes.
: :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
LOOK OUT FOR BEAR!
Big Black Fellow Has been sesH
Near OVERLY.

OVERLY. VA. December s.-tspecial a.
Considera Bile excitement has prevailed IN
the neighborhood Of this place for the last
few days. caused by the unexpected ap-
pearance Of q large black bear Where
he came from no one knows. II Is
thought, however. that he either came
from the Blue Ridge, as none are known
to exist nearer, or that he escaped from
some collection Of wild animals, possibly
Bostoek's. He first appeared In the yard
of MT. Richard Carter, who tried to shoot
him, but the cartridges In his gun failed
to explode He next appeared before Mr..
Joseph Pollard, who fired at him with bird
shot which seemed to have no effect.
party was then organized, which pursued
him for some miles into Cumberland
county, where at nightfall he escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
NEW RAILWAY COMBINE.
Close Traffic Alliance Between I'LL
nois Central and Southern Pacific.

CHICAGO, ILL, December 8.-The Tri
bune says to-day: The Illinois
Central and Southern Pacific railways
have formed a close traffic alliance on
business from Chicago via New Orleans
and the Pacific coast. The arrangement
for close connections between the Louis
Vile and Nashville and Southern Pacific
has been sundered. The Southern has
joined with the Illinois Central in the
building Of new depot at New Orleans
The new deal will become effective jan
uary Isl. The Queen and Crescent is ex-
pected to join the new combination. a Sc
rious fights between the Louisville and
Nashville and the combination is antici-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
THE :.J1M crow, Law AGAIN:
two Negro Women Were Fined In
,Aiexandria Yesterday.

7ALEkANDRIA.vA. a.. December .s.r-{Spe-
ial,)-Thc difficulties attending the en-
forcement Of the Jim Crow law on the
wa shington. Alexandria and Mount YER
non line between Alexandra and wash
ineton were again exempllffed by two
&c ses before Mayor Simpson In the Police
Court Yesterday. Silva Jones feolorsd) was
a passenger on train bound for this
city. She occupied the seat next 20 the
last one IN the car. Two white men en-
tered and Conductor CHOSEN requested
her to remove to the extreme rear seat,
Silvia protested ind linally Fatlsed TO
5cqnplys# she VAS plaeed under arrest by
the dondne tor. end dslivsysd l4sa the
hands az III peIiss. Her a1llslesah ia tn
sAlnsols 80 49, lon.els
crane, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
FIELDING L. MARSHALL WEEDS.
And He is Long Way from Being
an Octoxcnnr:an.


Amusement was created here last week
by the publication in another paper q r
telegram from New York announcing the
marriage of Fielding T. Marshai! OF
New York. a grandson Of John Marshall,
and So years of age. 1Ir. Marshall re-
farred 10 has been IN his grave about
one year.
The Fielding L. Marshall who was mar
ried is a great grandson OF Chlet-Justlce
Marshall, is ~ years old instead OF o.
and was married last Wednesday IN
Chicago TO Miss Virginia Waller, He will
return to New York December 10th. The
destination OF his wedding trip is un-
known TO his partners.
Mr.. Marshall is prominent in the al
fairs of the Bronx borough and holds the
office of Merchantmen of the Northside
Board of Trade He Is a member OF the
Citizens Union. ana his name was favor
ably considered by Mayor Low for the
presidency of the park commission OF
his borough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
scabonrd Air Line Rnilwny-Christ-
Ems Holiday Rates.

On account Of the Christmas holidays
the Seabonrd will sell round trip tickets
from ali sta lions on its lines at q rate Of
one and one-third f1rs:-c,as SIS fares be-
tween all points east Of the Mississippi
and south Of the Ohio ana Potoma rivers,
including Washington, y. c., and st.
LOTUS, Mo. One f1rst-class standard fare
points in the state Of Florida. Tickets
viii be sold Dec %. "a q. 80 and 81, 1902
and Jan 1, 1903. Final limit. Jan. 8. l903
. For Students-Same rates will apply as
above noted on presentation and surren-
der Of certificates signed Ny the super.
!ntendent prineipaI Or president en- Of
Students Dec. 16 to the "a. inclusive, in
addition to the aboye-mentioned dates.
Tickets sold to students will have q final
limit Jan. 8. 1903.
For further informa ton. apply to any
agent or representative OF the Seaboard,
Or write orEcall on &
T. P.seMfT1H. sssS W "a. MAY g.
Dis. Pass st. City Ticket "a It.
10ck Eas Main street, Richmo nd. Va.
.y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
MANY MARINES SICK.
Men Who Went to Colombia Attack
ed With Fever.

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, December s.
(Special.)-The marines who were sent
from here to keep traffic across the 18TH
mus open during the troubles in Colombia
had a hard time. They returned aboard
the transport Panther, on which they
sailed from League Island some eight
weeks ago. Thirty-five officers and men
were ILL., They are suffering from malig
nant type Of tropical fever, described as
of malarial origin.
The report from the naval hospital at
o'clock this afternoon stated that none
of the men are seriously i'll and that there
Is no cause for their friends to fear the
their safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
SOME BEAUTIFUL FRUIT.
sotunda of the Capitol Resembles
nm Agricultural Fair.

The rotunda OF the Capitol Yesterday
looked like the exhibition OF prize iruiis
in an agricultural fair exhibition hnl!
the heaters and several tables oelhs COW
cred with plates piled hisi Win .iis psa =.
iIfuI aDples. man mott, tnrniEs, ana 81
pantic potatoes There were many Yafi-
cties OF fine apples Including the behufi-
III, Gri,ns golds en- rippin. various ott1 l...
varieties OF the pippIn. wif'esapss ENG
other coisrs specimens. Tie cxhinit5 az al
traates r.1uch admt,ing inspet ton s.
The fruits ina big egetahlk we're paris
Of tt,e il,ifasgafa 1872 aes f 1sGs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
IN0CULATED WITH POISON.
Twenty Die from Poisonous Serum
Injected by Doctors.

Injected by Doctors.
LONDON, December S.-(Special. )-Tele-
graphic advices from Allahabad report
that by some msadventure, as yet unex-
planned, the inhabitants of a village near
Gujerat were innoculated with poison
GUS serum instead Of the Haffkine remedy
for the bubonic plague, and over twenty
died.
The native papers are urging the gov
eminent to make an investigation: NO
off1cia! statement has yet been forthcom-
ing.
This unfortunate mistake Is likely to
result In the innoculation experiment to
Danish the bubonic plague receiving
serious check. Although the punjabls
showed no disposition hitherto to resist
innoculation. they will probably be un-
willing in the future TO incur what, to
them, will seem great risk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

Like Silvia. she deposited collateral
which was forfeited when she failed 80
respond to her name this morning
Under the law, as it IS operated nela
the conductors have peitce power on the
trains in cases OF violation of the stat.
ute. The train officials are authorized
to seat the white passengers in the from
of the car and the colored passengers n
the rear. There is no arbitrary line n
the car, but the passengers aEs simply
separated. 80 that All of the same race
are together. with none of the others IN
termingling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

Mulrell, of Bedford, grown by them IN
their orchards and on their farms. ana
RECENTLY exhibita I'll at the annual session
of the State horticultural Society IN
Lynchburg. The exhibit is intended 10
impress the legislators with Virginia
prospects as a great fruit-growins state
and the propriety OF making a woi thy
exhibit Of products of the orchard, farm,
and factory at the st. Louis Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
His Home in Richmond.

Rev. J. s. McElroy, who was appointed
by the la:t Southern Presbyterian Gem
eral Assembly to solicit contributions for
the endowment of the relief fund, will
make his home in Richmond. where the
Relief Committee is located. His resi-
dence, with his family, is at 218 west
Main street. Next week he expects 70
visit louisville. Nv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

away by water-the new line was run
to Kilmarnock. to be hooked on TO the
main line, a distance Of between q: zig ana ana
is put up in a good. substantial man.
n NJ and is there to stand many years
service. but as you near hilmarnock
you can notice that the poles are o. an
after few years. constant repairs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
Roynt Tribe of joseph.

The Old Dominion Lodge. NO. :, hoyai
,rr,ns ~ .I,serh. held their regular meet
i nusD at y Marshall Hail Monday night; ssv-
era eral candidates were nitia ted sso S Tbe
erai applications we're rece s,nna ta nne
fol;nwed: Past Patriarch, B. Wells
Worthy Patriarch. J. D. Barnett: veg
Patriarch O. 2. Bates; r. P.ieat ,e, = s;,,e Z,
'slatfs 1srad,n,,. Inner Guard Pear.ian;
fn,,er Guard, T.. S. Wassa,er, Trustee l,r- e
Oscar E. PARRISH E. ,.,,..,,. Ell.
After the election OF officers 9 deHsn,t IN
s,no,ser was indulred in. and many brignt
aueeches were made. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
To Meet at Judge MinOr7s.

The State Board of Charities and Cor
rection will meet at the residence of
Judge Minor to-day at noon. There
is business of Importance to be transacted,
and a full attendance is desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
five men KILLED.,
Fourteen Others Injured by
Explosion in L. & N.
Tunnel.

NASHVILLE, TENN, December s.
Five Italian laborers were killed, three
others were seriously hurt and eleven
more slightly injured by an explosion
in a tunnel being cut by the Louisville
and Nashville road at Thacker's Hill,
twelve miles north of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
Revenue Doubled.

The revenue from imported goods at the
custom, house is increasing monthiy
showing that The business is improving.
The receipts from July list TO December
LIST are So. &c, an increase OF over loo
per cent. for the same time last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
STOLE SHOES, GOES TO PRISON.
Jonc. 10 Serve Seven Years
Convicted in HcHrico.

The Henrico County Court was in ses-
sion a greater part OF the day yestIsra as.
:, hasrii,y the case against James Jones;
' ~ an,,rew Anderson. who was charged
Win Win 1 breaiine into car No. $500 Of the
Chesapeal;e and Ohio railroad on June as, 50;
ard carrying away eight poses on s. n,e1
valued at stN1a each. making the 'otai
Tb., Jury was out for some time but re.
,urned with q verdict guilty. jones was
5se,,rerced 10 seven years II! we pe''''
fo,atiarN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
A Virginian'S Endorsement.

Here is sample of the many written am
verbal expressions Of approval we have re
:eived from those who secured copies of tn,
;irst issue:
"Ihe bound volumes of Poe to hand,
and are beautifully bound and printed.
Every Vrginian should own them. There
is no better Christmas present, and wish
gould duplicate my order dozen times.
Congratu1ating the publishers and the
Richmond Dispatch,
s:WALLIAM DANIEL CABELL.
Norwood Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
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Lakssias Gar to Rvs TAss'.

On the occasion OF the marriage Of
Miss Carrie Shafsr. at 6 O'clock this even
Ing. the Lakeside. s o'clock. car will run
through. by special arrangement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

The broad. open fireplace was boarded
I'D with two-incl boards and the windows
were. t,arricaded as if fortified against :.
violent siege.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
those JUMPERS"
The Passenger and Power Com
pnnN,s Fine Wagon.

The Virginia Passenger and Power '-oia-
,,,,,y win in future have wagon equip
ned with hose Jumpers and an outfit
for repairs to wire and respond to all nre
alarms. thus putting an end TO biockaoes
caused by hose laid across .neir ira cks
A fire gong viii be put in the. Passenger
aud Power stables to notify them OF fires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
EFFECTS OF THE STORM
IN LANCASTER COUNTY.
Damaged ,Phone Lines and Played
Havoc With the Vessels-Oysters
Also Injured.

1RVINGTON, VA. December s.-(Spe-
eial)-The storm Of THURSDAY night and
Friday damaged the old telephone line
through the Neck considerably--in fact.
the part III lower Lancaster is in worse
condition now than before. The heavy
winds uprooted trees across the wire,
which invaria bly, broke it loose from It's
fastenings. and blew poles down all the
way up the county.
Last weeks Storm was also very de-
structive to the.many boats in these wa
ters. driving heavily laden schooners.
bugeyes, and scores Of smaller craft
ashore. and damaging many beyond re-
pair. The large schooner, Sunny South.
Of Urbanna, under command OF cap
tain Alfred Shelton. which loaded with
ord-wood up; the Rappahannock river.
and was bound for Baltimore. was driven
ashore Friday night In Lawson's bay,
five miles up the Rappahannock. She
went ashore on high water. and the seas.
which were very fierce. beat her up
above low-wa ter mark. The boat IS con-
siderahly damaged, and Is now lying ION
the shore in bad condition 7 A; few miles
above there and just. below the mouth
Of Carriers creek another large schooner.
Mary. which loaded lumber up the Rap.
.pahannock. and was also bound for Bal
tinlore. is lying OF, the beach, but under
more favorable conditions than the for.
mer one, Captain r. W. Willey's bugeye
went ashore In Carriers creek. and small
boats and launches all aiong the east
side of the river. were smashed up ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

Pink csraatiep,, vac, Psr D..s..
Roses. Chrysanthsmums, yiolets. etc,
Bouquets. Designa shipped to any point. !
". a. HAMMOND
la7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
Volume Q.
x..r.ttv. Il !. eostaa Nn
Volume Z.

MetzsuSersteIa.
The System Of Dr.. 1sr AID Pref. Ystlsr.
The Literary LITE at 1hinSsmhah, 1sl,
How to Write 9leekvosa Article
Predicament,
Modification.
Diddling.
Tbs Angel Of the odd.
Mellonts Tants.
Tbs DUG Do ronelstts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

Volume 3.
The Furloined Letter.
LOCO and End Tails of scheheraEa6e.
A Descent Into the Maelstrom.
Won Kempelen and His Discovery.
Mesmeric Revelation.
Facts ii Case n. Valdcmar.
The Black Cat.
Fall Of the House OF Usher.
silence-A Fable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10
Exclusive to the Readers of til
Distribution Days December 10th to Goth, Inclusive
Volume /.

volume +.
Memoir by William n. Rogers.
Eulogy ty James Russell Lowell
h hss,ss By N N R +: w: pfsil IL
The Cold Bug. .Hft
Four Beasts In One,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
H4FFEN HAS A COMPLAINT.
THINKS THE ADMINISTRATION HAS NOT
TREATED THE BRONX RIGHT.

Borough President Haffen OF The Bronx has
sent letter 10 the Taxpayers Alliance in which
he gives word of TO the Board OF Esti-
mate for the failure provide for public improve
rnents in his borough. In speaking of his efforts
TO get the Grand Boulevard and Concourse Mr.
Hafen says that there seems 10 he some hidden
reason in the way of getting this improvement
consummated."
President Haffen says. in part:
The city has ALREADY expended 100000 for ac-
curing lands for the Boulevard and Concourse.
Since January l, 1902. have called the attention OF
the proper authorities to the urgency Of this i'm
provement various occasions. but without re-
suit. AS this is matter which should appeal to
the good sense OF the public authorities affecting
haitian really than those of our borough,
there would 10 be some hidden obstacle in
Until this great trunk line can be constructed the
improvements of the roads east and west must
necessarily be delayed
The president then at length discusses the neces-
Eity OF the East Side rapid transit branch, more
dock facilities, the building Of public baths, the
abolition of all railroad grade crossings. the con-
struction of a courthouse and the extension
Of the railroads over the Macombs Dam or the
Central Bridge He also announces that he Is pre-
pairing an elaborate sewerage system for the relief
of former villages in the territory east Of the
Bronx River. He concludes:
II is proper. I think this time to call your at
tention 10 what consider great hardship to the
borough, and that is that, although since January
:, 1902, there have been transmitted more than one
hundred resolutions initiating various local i'm
provements which are assessable upon the prop
improvements has been authorized yet 1t seems
but my duty TO call your attention TO this matter
resolutions for these various improvements should
be called to the attention Of the proper authorities