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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-14
WOMEN IN
TEARS

WASHINGTON. Dec. iL-with
tears streaming down her face. Mrs.
Fred Ellis. former wife OF Abraham
Cannon. an apostle Of the Mormon
church. now deceased. told the SEN
ate committee In the Smoot hearing
Of the plural marriage OF her hus-
band to Miss Lillian Hamlin. after
tho Issuance OF the manifesto pro
hihiting polyEamy. and against The
protest Of the witness.
At the time OF tho marriage. the
witness said. Cannon had three
wives living lie gave as reason
for thu action that Lillian Hamlin
had been engaged 60 his brother.
then deceased
The witness thought Joseph y.
Smith performed tho marriage. rs
he went away with the couple.
MrH. Margaret Gedfcs. OF salt
Lake city. who was on the stand
yesterday afternoon. said She be-
came the plural wife of William
Geddss In Logan. Utah. twenty years
ago. She said she did not live with
her husband much. a. he remained
in Oregon. his other wife living IA
blaine City. She had four children.
Her husband died IN oregon. and
she then went 10 her husbands first
wife and there baby was born. She
broke down. crying az she gave this
evidence.
Il was brought out that her hus-
band died u years ago and that her
youngest child l. now = years old
She said that she had not been mar
fied a second time. and refused 60
give the nameof her youngest chiid' .
father.
She broke down again hs she told
the COMMITTEES she had no one "a
look after her and that she sat in
the waiting room from 2 a. m. until
daylight after arriving In Washing
ton this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-14
HAS
4 PLAN

A new suggestion in connection
with the plan - city Officials o. soil
the Keeref block and erect com
hined city hall ma Iail ON the pros
snt site. has been proposed by Sec
Rotary Meikie. Of tho chamber Of
commerce. Mr Moiklo'H plan iH
simply IN augmentation Of the one
figured on by the municipal officers.
his idea being to secure added space
contiguous to tho present site with
out the expenditure Of any money
THIS object Mr.. Meikle plans 10
accomplish by the vactiou OF JEFF
fefaon street An act passed by tho
legislature several years ago. M tho
tnHtigatlon 81 Mr. Meikis himself.
gives municipalities the authority 60
Vaeate any streets n the owners ~
the nbuttinK property 30 desire. In
aHmueh as the city already owns
hair Of the block It's hall now occu-
pies. and the county owns the Yes
LET block. directly north across JEFF
fersan street. Mt Mcikle calculates
that the county and city would read
lily agree 10 the vacation.
jefferson street In 90 feet wide. No
that it, vacation would mean that
the city aud county would each get
a strip OF II 80 feet wide. other
property owners would not object. IN
view OF the fact that the location 81
the city hall Ia the vicinity would
more than compensate for tho loss
u one block OF street
The additional sa-foot strip at
taehsd To the north side % the prop
srty already owned by the city would
make a site nearly twice the size Of
that occupied by the Alaska build
inE. II could therefore easily nc-
eommodate a building % sufficient
capacity 60 take care 81 the city Of
fees. the Jail. municipal court and
emergency hospital The required
funds. as explained yesterday In The
Star. could be obtained BY the 1iI5.-
600 bond Issue for the jail: the sale
Of the KeaEer block ana other city
property and tho Osborne bsquest.
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THE MARKETS



BEANS. dry. per ewt. i57sgaTs;
sack. 7teati-o0 cabbage. iUiAc.
eauiiaawer. per doz. 7sc8ti 90 /.
garlic. new. &C. onions. yellow.
per 10. ave. parsley. per doz,
IL u zzc. peppers. California. 500
4t.8s. spinach. per crate. 800.
turuipn. sack. Tsrati.Oo. rutabagas.
per sack. Use. lettuce. dollhouse. 81 80
= &c. tomatoes. 1900 $50. celery.
per doE. a0m zoe. carrots, per sack.
ekW f6r. esq plant per NJ. &C.
Yakima potatoes. igi.0OW a1,00. Cal
ifornta potatoes. ti7b0d n 90.
white River potatoes. $500. sweet
potatoes. In sacks. tiSoaiT5. par
anipH. tI.oQ4tz8. wnt-rcrsss. doE
hunehss. 7sc. cucuugbsrn. 75cIIi25
fadiHhes. per doz. Toe pumpkins.
per 10. lie. squash. per N. ic. arti-
ehokss. per doE. Tsc.
Fruits.
psfaimmons. ii25: bananas.
PEI bunch. 5000 dates. per 10.
- ntcs figs. = 10 bricks. tiTb.
Tee. to=lb cartoons. 60HTsc. grape
fruit. Per box. 81 90 lemons choice
and fancy. tat04s0oi oranges.
Seeding. $500 rs. navel oranges.
44.08. oranges. Jap. per bale. ti.i5
zsftz6. pears. 81 90. prunez, silver.
socnti. apples. cooking. 600 Use. APP
Piles. fancy. T5cItt2 IS. grapes. Ma
laFa. hhl. 81. grapes, TOkay. ti2s9
tt.E8. grapes. Nerdeln. 81. cranbcr-
rlau. $50 1850. huckloberrios. per 10
Sc quineea. Per boz. $3.50. pome-
afHuaten. hair orange cases. SAYS
pinsAppIeH per dor. ta1s 5o. straw
berries. per crate. s..
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. iaac. Eastern
lie. Washington chsrae. lac. cream
brick cheese. isc. butter. nativs
creamery. soc. eastern. IN tubs. 2tc.
fresh cooking. iLc.
EagL
Strictly fresh ranch. $50 acc. east
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. t1misc: geese
dressed. is4isc. chickens. dressed
isd lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed
azg &c.
California strained. per 10. Sc.
California sage. per 10. lie. honey
extract. per 10. fashc. Orcgor
grape cream. i0-case lots. t3So.
honey. Yakima. iaMc. Clifornla
white. 2t-lb. boxes. ias0. Olympia
boxes. fa411s
Sugar.
Golden e. In sacks. s. S.. extra G
In sacks. 1875. powdered. In bar
reis. tGfa. dry GRADUATED. In nncka
tells. cube. Ia barrels. 1855. beet
sugar. 50 0s. maple sugar. i2c. Less
= e II paid within i5 days.
Meats.
Cows beef &C. steers. exc: mutt
ton. Ga u1e pork. sac. lamb. &c.
dressed veal. small. snec.
Hams, Bacon ard Lard.
Hams. i2mtsc. bacon. breakfast
taA416A lard. white star. ticrce
who's your tAilor9 Herald. 1928
Second. go
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SAYS iHEY OWE
HIM M0NEl

G. r. Dibhlo filed a petition Ia
the superior court yesterday -
have receiver appointed for ths
Washington Food companY. which
manufactures a good called Hon
eyed Flakes Dibhls alleges that
the concern IL inaolvont and unahin
20 meet It's debts
Dlhble. Who has been employees
by the concern. claims that about
$40 IL due him for hin services am
OF money 20 other ouncerna
The officers Of the WaHhinGi0u
Food company stated today that tn
suit Ia not one which theY are al
Ing seriously and that the company
IL solvent
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He PRESIDE Mt
rs 80 GLAD

$685. s..-s..s -. - I, 81. -. :. -. -.
- WASHINGTON. DEC. IA :
. Although the president two =
9 weeks ago determined 90 drop =
. the expression "nenght-ed. he :
. has found that he cannot do !.
> without some sort OF phrase =
I. TO greet his visitors. There .
. fore. when he shakes hands .
= now he saws. =
q so glad so glad. " {.
Ho began So gladdIng+ on .
(. December 1. =
,,-,....-s.ss.s..-.,. 81. $3.50. a.s.s.s !
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.s-ssttsss-sfise1ssss -


WASHINGTON. Dec Il Speak
or Cannon In the house today ar.
pointed n committee Of seven To
draw up articles Of Impeachment
against Judge swnyne. Of Florida
Palmer. OF Pennsylvania. was nam
ed chairman
The house committed. with chair
man Palmer AZ It's head appeared
NJ tho Senate nc ~. IS o'clock and
formally announced that the house
lad officially impeacsd Judge
SNayne
President Frye assured the com
ulttee that the senate would TAKE
prupeT steps In the praniaes IN due
time, The committee then with
drew.
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STUDENTS Will ATTEND

over $50 high school students vii
attend the Ben Greet production 81
"Evcryman al Chuafianapn'a hall
on Friday night Through The
courtesy 81 MIR Greet the students
were dyen a reduced price Of al
mission. The students will be
ciaperoued by PROT HeKowu. head
Of the English department 81 the
high school
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.ohc. lard. white Rose. sKe. lard.
Nuts.
Brazil per ID. iamtte. eoeoanuts.
per dozen. SOC. eheHiHuta. Italian.
i2ihe. ehentnuta. ohio. per ID. lee.
chestnut. California. - val mts.
english far pnrauH4 HOLE I'll
herta lie. black Wulnuta. be- htek=
DRY nuts. Te buttaruutH. Sc pea
nuts. bmfae. iumboHs lie. Al
monda. tzhHl7u. California wal
nuts. i2alac
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
Bolez. g. black cod. &C. ling cod.
o.. crabs. Ildt75. CLAIMS. open
.aIts. oyHtofa Olympia. per sack.
1850. open bulk. per gallon.
$3.50. salmon. Gtz@7the. salmon
trout. I've. skinned perch.
ac. HhrimpH 50 Toe founders.
Be-. herring Be-. Holsters 1THr.
Hmelt &C.. sturgeon. Sc. black basa
&C.. halibut. Ga7e. perch. a. rock
cod. &C.
Flour.
Patent per bbis f4T5s Crown.
800 Minnesota hard Wheat. 81.
Pilirbury. IS PiHsbury's lest. q.
standard Dakota. fes Olympic ffGs
Northwest. 81. Electric Light ff1b.
Gold Medal 1915. Top Notch. lt45.
Cereals.
whole wheat, Zoe. per bale. 81 90.
whole WHEAT flour per bbl4 tt25.
graham. per bbl.. 81. graham. los
bbl.. o.. rye flour los per bale.
per bhl. 1850. buchwhsat per bale.
rye meal. Per bale. 81 SO. buekwheat
per bbt u. buckwheaf. per bale.
f1fG. corn meal. los. per bale. s..
corn meal SOS. per Dbl. 81 yellow
corn meal. soc. 80 rolled oats. per
bbl. 8. {. Co. ts.7s. wheat flakes
bon 10 lbs. t22g. fariua. per bbt.
1850. farina. lob. sacks. per bale.
o.. hominy. large. per bbi.. t4T0.
hominy. small ioa bale. t2so. Holly
ueif-raisinK buekwheat. per ease.
tAT5. pearl barley. z5ib. boxes
1850. pearl barley. io0slb sacks. -
split peas. it.s005. popcorn. Per ewt,
t5.so. cracked wheat. per bale. 81.
Feed.
oats. per ton. tzsa7Ti bran. per
ton. Iia.bouzi. barley. rolled. per
ton. t2t425 feed wheat. per ton.
f3i n 80. dairy chop feed. per ton. t1f
chop. i26Iz7. whole corn. ton. t2s4
20; cracked corn. per ton. tzs9 ~.
feed corn meal per ton. t79. shorts.
per ton. tzid22.
Hay
Eastern Washington timothy. iis
mIs.a0. alfalfa. fi250ufa wheat
hay. SIS. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed, t2zs Puget Sound
hay. gitboni6.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. zoos ton. ia2 clam
shells zoos so; bone meal. zoos.
t82. graduated bones. zoos 80. on
ass and SOS 81 per ton higher,
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime cwt. tif.teH III.
nlsike. choice. iis. white clover. 81
OLE timothy per cWts. tf.Ta
@5. orchard grass. 81. red top. ts4
10. English rye grass. g. Italian rye
grass. Is bronze grass ttz. tall
meadow cat grass n Kentucky
blue grass. I'll. pasture mixture.
upiands. ti0U -.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Ateh.. sta. 81 SIS. 50 Is. Anal.
Copper. CO ID. CO. 63 Is. d. 4 O.
100 rs. sss-4. %: H. r. T. 50.
.5Ti-2. 6Ti-2. c. =. a I. Is ID. %.
t3i-4: Can. Pac.. 12e 81. Us Ia.
i2st-2: G. q. W. %. g. %. Erie.
80 "a. 35 Is. 30 Is. L. 4 n. iaa IL.
l3Ti-2. i37 -. Manhattan, lea u,
ieas-s, i63: Metropolitan. lis -.
iisI-4. iis1-2: Mo. pae.. in7 IS.
los "a. los IL. Peo. Gas. iee %.
i0s. 1906. Penna.. las 81. ia IS.
1875: Reading. Tet-f. fef-2. II
n L. common. 81. 81 II. II is. st
Paul. les -. is6 IA. lss IL. Sugar.
i4i1-s. i3sl-2. Iss SIS. So Pae..
81 IA. so as. so Is. r G. & l..
Gei-4. CT. 81. Tn. Pae.. los 30. 10T.
i07 is: U. s. 8. common. 3 IL.
2s7-s. q: L. s. s. pfd.. 50 f-s.
81 SIS. 81 SIS. Norfolk. -. &c 81. II.
SO. Ry.. 81 SIS. % IL. % IL. Ills
Cent. i5s liz. Isl ii. Isl Il.
Sales 10 noon. e2a 800 shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Otto Riemnn. -. and Minnie Carl
son. 90 both 81 Seattle. Richard
Marie. %. Of Seattle. and Emma
Kegiey, 10. OF Georgetown
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He Appeals
TO Governor
uy scripDs News Assn,

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Doc. IA
The Japanese consul at San Fran
cisco has tclegraphed Governor
Pardle. asking his offices In pre-
venting violence against Japanese
at Roseyille. where the whites Held
mass meeting TO protest against
the hiring Of Japanese labor. The
governor has not yet replied.
Mrs J. p. u. Morris filed suit In
the superior court today 20 recover
s12 300 damages against the city for
injuries she sustained when she fell
into an uncovered excavation on
Harrison street.
VIII y. Matthews filed suit in the
superior court today against the Sc
attic, Renton e. Southern railway to
recover 81 500 damages for the in
iuries he sustained in n collision
between two cars. October rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.

~HHTfFa. Ut y
Reported for The Star BY ". A
Rysr a Co. III Columbia street. By
private wire;
wheat December Ice IL los IS.
Toe a-s: May. Iha rs 10 10. los ii.
los "a 10 los IS. July. So to
ssB-s. 90. fsa-s coru-Deeembef.
els. 4tf-2. tsf-4. May. - 50.
az to u1-s. 4tB-H July. It's.
ass. as OAts-Dseembsr zsia
20 - s-s. zsi-t. 2sh TO zs5-s. May.
a0a-4. SOS. 50 81. July. % IS.
10i-2. 10 SIS Pork-Ianuary. ti1te,
ii2aa 90 tisst. ii2.to. Any. FI27T.
fiaeS. ti27A
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Duluth. IS; Chicago. %.
Bradstreets worlds visible supply
as follows: Wheat. decrease 2,37i. :
600: corn. increase 2.097. 600; oats,
decrease $50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-14

Liverpool opened Is lower. and
closed unchanged from yesterdays
close.
Car Receipts Minneapolis. 5I3:
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
arbitration treaty between the
United states aud Italy was signed
NJ the state department tits morn
INK
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CONGRESS
t-ststs*tstss.stt=ststss8e

. WASHINGTON. lice. IA :
q: The senate passed the Foster Z
(. bill apprupraitlns SO. 0oQ for :
. the Improvement q the RAJ Z
. nier park. 5000 20 erect adj. I
. dltionRl suitable buildings AT !
> the New DuuEcuneaA LIGHT :
. house. and 81 600 for the bat :
I" terry Point post ilshta I
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gupoe OSBORN aAINlNo

Juase Richard Osborn. who has
been critically IN at the seattle
General hospital for the past few
aaya. Is Imnroxing xery alowly.
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JapS Annex
ManCIluria
my ssripp. New. As.al

ROME. Dee. IA Toxic did=
patch announces that Field Marsha
Oyama has Issued proclamation
prov isinnally anneNing southern
Manchuria 60 Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-14

! Forced to ;
Do II
J II there's anyone that
1 hasn't yet heard OF our
troubles and happened to
read ef the World Heating
/ prices which We are going
20 make TOR day or two
IN order tn get a big sum
1 OF money in. they surely
would want To know the
reason why We offer hieh
1 Efade merchandise az big
losing pflees or doubt the
truthfulHess ~ our state
menta The facts are. cred.
|. ttofs have given us no rest
Tor the past weeks. We
did owe "a little over $50
| ooeoa and the combined
stocks from our Portland
and Seattle stores aro now
! on sale In this eify az prices
lower than ever offered hy
any mercantile concern la
4 the world. only n few
DAYS TN Christmas: other
houses asking big prices
1 and making money on their
Eoods. while We are conn
PEELED To take what We can
l set az give up. set out aud
quit forever.
What do you think Of
thesaE
solid leather suit Cases.
lined with leather OF
fancy satin quilted lined.
l worth sic some stores
ask 81. our price sATS
Extra fine quality Hats. tn
1 every shape and color.
sold regularly AZ $500.
now sssss .ss.... sl.3o
1 \ strong durable calfskln
shoe. worth sa.5o, AZ. BE-.
1899 .s..s.s......S $3.50
An exceptionally fine white
l shirt. sold everywhere /,
TOR tt.e0. here at 43e
4 biz line % Mems All
1 Wool suits. actually
worth ST.. for. S5.SS
Another lot OF hundreds 20
select fram In fine black.
l blue and fancy worsteds.
worth SO. Your pick DO.
$3.50. -...... s9.TS
4 special IN Mems over
. coats We are overload I,
81 with the SIS Kind and
offer choice At. s6.o5
| An elegant line 81 Ladies' /,
Gloria SIX. with silver
mounted handles, IN Um-
I hrelias bargain az 4
szHa. TOR ss..-..... Soc
The same grade material
/ for men. IN the patent /,
self-opansrs. worth 1850.
at ...-..s. $500. $50
Everything IN the store [
down 70 about f0o on the
dollar. II you're wanting
something for a present 1
come and talk Il over with /,
Us
Maybe you want a trunk.
We've got 'em az less than 4
half price.
II yuu know where the |
. noztoeflce i. you can't miss (
the place our store l. next
door.
] The Rainier /
Clothing Co. 4:
J i2i7 First Avenue +!
'eeeeoeeese
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ROME. Doc IA Toxic dis
patch states that 5000 Japaneee
troops have been landed at Pigeon
Hay 60 re-onforee the Japanese at
lacking army az Port Arthur. The
number of euick firing guns aud
trsnchlng machinery
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Mems Velvet Embroidered
Slippers. 75e value. special.
per pair ...............5 Soc
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e.. For All the
Maps Family

Caps Fsi 1,l The
Boys Caps Of assorted style cas-
HimereH. tomorrow. special Ice
Boys Automobile Caps. with
self straps on top. soc valus
sas.ss.sssss sssssss.sss 3oc
Mems New SILK Tourist Caps.
prettieat caps out. selling at
ss-sss.ssss. .++as.ss...ss zoe
Ladies' Red. Blue and Brown
Tourist Caps. Tie value. special
Misses New Tam Caps. with
visor, In pretty grays. royals.
reds and blues. Xmas sale price
tssss.-s.--s#.- .s-.sss.s.s zoe
Mems All Wool Golf Caps. all
seams. treble stitched. Xmas
sale price .................2 use
Mems Automobile Caps. in navy
and assorted eheviot patterns,
selling at ...............75e
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who's your tAilor1 Herald. i32
Second. go
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GpEcIAIC IN HOLIDAY GOODS FOR epEnIAI G
OE CUtHLO THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OT LUlHlO
Leather Goods
Fancy heekwear and Belts

Two lots OF Ladies' Fancy Neekwear. I'm lace and
fancy silk effect. worth from Soc 90 Use; priced
at $500. .....-+ss..s ....se....ss zoo ana 400
one lot OF Ladies' Belts. worth csc; special for.
.s.s..ssss.s#sss assss.+s.ss-s- AOc
one lot Ladies' Coored Velvet and SILK Belts,
worth 35o. special for ............s.........2 5o
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Cows. beet sc. steers. exc; mutt
ton. Ga a. &c, pork. sac. lamb. &c.
dressed veal. small. gnsc
Hams, Bacon ard Lard.
Hams. i2mtsc. bacon. breakfast
taAat6A lard. white star. ticrce
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Golden e. in sacks. s. IS. extra G
In sacks. 1873 powdered. In bar.
reis. tefa. dry gFauulntcd. In Hacka
tsts. cube. IN barrels. 1855. beet
sugar. 50 os. maple sugar. i2c. Less
= II paid within t5 days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-19
BREATHE HEALING AIR.
Hyomei Destroys Germs of CatarrF
and Cures the Disease-Money
Back if II Fails.

No other treatment for catarrhal trou-
bles is as pleasant and convenient to use
as Hyomei. Simply put twenty drops
of Hyonlei in the inhaler that comes with
every outfit, and then breathe it for a
few minutes four times day and it will
cure the worst case of catarrh. In this
way one takes into the air passages of
the head, throat and lungs air that is
filled with balsamic healing and antiseptic
fragrance. 1t goes to the most remote
parts of the air passages. destroys all ca
tarrhal germs and enriches and purifies
the blood with additional ozone
The first days use of Hyomei will show
a decided improvement and in short
time there will be no further trouble with
catarrh. Its good effects are quickly
gained and the benefit is permanent.
You take no risk in buying Eyomei.
The complete outfit costs but one dollar.
and if, after using you can say that 1t
did not give satisfaction, your druggist
will return your money. You have the
promise of the most reliable drug
firms in this section that Hyomei will
cost you absolutely nothing II you can
s&J ut did not help" You are to use it
entirely at your druggists risk, with the
understanding that your money will be
returned without question or agument If
you are not satisfied with Hyomei.
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No. 2.I7s: City VS.. Bays.
No. 2i.75s: ClIy vs. Bennett.
No. Il sS: City Us. Fordyca
Ne. 2.1a: City VS.. Dusgan-
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city attorney be instructed to draw up
an ordinance limiting the speed of these
vehicles to six miles per hour.
The matter of opening Walker avenue
on III West Side, presented by Council
man Mckee, was referred to the public
Improvement committee.
The following ordinances were then
passed all of which have been told about
prior to last nights meeting: An ordi-
nance changing the curb lines of Fair
view avenue; for vacating of an alley be-
tween Market and Lawrence. between
Sixteenth and the Irving school; to vacate
Waco avenue north of Orme street; for
extending and opening Wichita street
from Zimmeriy to Lincoln Street; resolu-
tons for paving ow Williams street from
Santa Fe to Wichita and Lawrence ave-
nue. from Douglas to Williams street, aid
an ordinance compelling the railroads to
furnish additional electric lights at cross
ings within the city limits.
Owing to there being much business on
hand petition from the wheelmen of the
city was not read 1t was laid on the ia
bic until the next regular session of that
body.
The members adjourned at late hour.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-19

Statement of the bonded indebtedness
of the city of Wichita. Kansas, April l,
1901:
GENERAL BONDS.
$40. 600 St. l.. TT. s. & w. Ply. aid. 6
per cent; due 1895.
$50. c. X. & y. Ry. aid, per cent;
due 1907.
100000. city hall. per cent; due 1910.
$4,000. refunding bonds, series 4. per
cent: due 1927
$4,000. refunding bonds. series B. per
cent: due 1915.
$500, refunding bonds. series c. 6 per
cent; due 1915.
$4,000. refunding bonds. series D, c per
cent; due 1915.
$4,000. refunding bonds series e. 6 per
cent: due 1921.
S252S7.96, refunding bonds, series F. )
per cent; due 1871
$500. refunding bonds, series G. per
cent: due 1918.
$4,000. refunding bonds. series H, ; per
cent: due 1913
$4,000. refunding bonds, series X. 4 per
cent: due one-tenth annually.
$4,000. ref,nding bonds, series L. AZ
per cent; due 1893
s5oco. refunding bonds, series NJ, AZ
per cent; due 1925.
$500. refunding bonds, series y, 4.
per cent. due 1895.
81. Sg7.s5. refunding bonds series !, ; per
cent: due one-tenth annually.