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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of School Commissioners
met at their Office, in Elkton. on Tues
day. Prcscnt-AIessrs. Blake. Carey and
Jenness.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were ordered to be
paid -:
Diamond StNc Telephone Goa. $1.50
G. NJ. Campb III, fuel, No. s. Dis
tnct j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Roger WirwCqth, stoves, etc, sun
dry schools. ................ 24.G3
Hainos II Kirk, stoves, etc, sun
dry schools. ............ 1910
J. r. Anderson, repairs, No. /,
Fourth District. ........... 1900
Strawbridgc Il Clothier. Incident
ais, C0!orcd Industrial School. 1900
j. A. Boulder, repairs, No. ., col
cred, Second District ... &c
Taylor & Reynolds, IncidentalS,
Ool0red Industrial School. -. 1.4S
j. w. Johnson. stoves, No. |, col
orcd, Second District. .. 200
Chas. Il. Finley, Jr., books High
School Elkton. ............. 100
The Gushing Co.. books. ....... 1880
]. S. Poguc, stoves. ......... 21.G5
j. M. Campbell coal, No. 4, Sey-
enth District. ............. 80
f.. Blackburn. wood, No. ,, color
ed, Sixth District. ......... 200
Benz. Rice Incidentals, No. /, col
cred, Eight District ......... 10
DR.. j. II. JCnnCss, rCnt of Normal
School, Rising Sun......... $500
Tctal. S29I27
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13
PORT DEPOSIT.

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Stand. 3 cents a copy.
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RISING SUN.

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IN Rising Sun, at Worthington's Store.
3 cents copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13

ITO MOVE of stock rapidly which want,
will for this month exceptony low prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13

UNDERWEAR Small sized Childrens' Gar
ments, 10 cents each. Mems Heavy
Cotton Garments, rs cents each. well
worth 60 cents. Mems Wool Shirts,
double-breasted and back, rs cents each,
just half value, large sizes only.
Huck Towels, cents
each. Huck Towels 10 43 inches, 10
cents each Heavy Turkish Bath Towels,
1915 cents each.
UMBRELLAS-To move the lot we make
rs cents ones so cents. 81 ones rs cents.
Mems 81 25 per pair from $3.50
and 50 90. Lot Womens' 81 per pair,
from 81 so and 80 90. Lot Boys Owl
Shoes, S1.00 per pair from $3.50.
CLOTHING-Lo Boys small Suits, $1.0O.
Lot Mems kersey Suits, S. 90. Lot
Womens' and Misses Coats, L to 4 of
former prices.
WRAPPERS AND SHIRT unsatisfactory
Flannelette Wrappers, IS cents Shirt
Waists in Flannelette. Serge and Sateen
so cents each, from S1.00 and upward.
TOMATOES-3l ID. cans, Cecil county pack
ing, cents can, cans for rs cents.
Honey Sweet Peas, 10 cents can, 8 cans
for 25 cents. Baked Pork and Beans
with Tomato Sauce. 3 lib can 10 cents
per can. 3 cans for % cents Good
quality can Salmon, 10 cents per can.
Pure Honey, strained, 20 cents per 10.
Best Granulated Sugar, cents per lb.
Brown Sugar, AZ cents per ID. Gold
Medal Condensed Milk, 10 cents can,
3 cans for % cents. Libby Plum Pud
ding, 10 cents can, 3 cans for 25 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-02-13

Copies If the Cecil Wing" are on sale
each week in pcrryvilc. at the News
Stand. and are also delivered by Guy
Dennis. : cents Il copy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01
eiues anabem tptlser saitt nms seben

Us. $. Yroun BON 2eespile, Sus
oiana, batte Sooe8,Q ualen an Nftbs
na ~ erouloen. Seine 5amilie
mar ibOn I'm i'm ueriamme[t, oa
man ieinen SOB ieoen Iueenblid er-
martete. Sein SDbu bate 1i1 aufs
8fero a~euDrfen, UNI in Der Is Wtei-
len entfernten Staot ,9r. Sings
Neue Gntoeduna" fir grtdltuna,
6ulten uno Sbpinoluht gu bDleu.
uno mirflih, er tam nod CUR rebs
ten 3eit. Das Mlittel berlhaffte
Dem Sater ipf1rt 9inoerung uno be-
plrtte balo cine 6eiluue. Gr idreibt
lebt sd babe jebt ieoe Natt ees
Iunoen Sblaf." Iebnltfe muuoer,
bare 9Hren ppm Sdpinoiuht, @r,
taltungen un6 Grippe, 8ronditis
liro 9un9enentslnoung bemeiien Die
unoergebliAe 8irtuna auf ale 6o[ss
uno 9nngenleioen. 8iro aarontiert.
Sn 5laIden gu so Gents uno $lOO.
BrDbe : 5lafhen fret in ben Qnptbe.
ten BON s. aaltener & SON unb
Noptpb 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01

gen tpuroe, gei6laeen tperoen muBte.
pie 6iI iebr moi poralsIab. 6a ri9
teten Itd i~uitinftib ale 9ttde ouf
6iI uno 0ia filbrte oenn aub Die
8artei gliidlib uieoer III oas Gut
gololager hiniiber uno Iebte Barriers
Domination ourd.
2ebteres mar oIeueiht letn be-
o%eutenoiter Shab5ug~ Sober peiB.
oaB SiQ itetS ben brenuetloen @unldb
bate, pon ieiner 8artei ol8 BrdIi=
oentihaftstanoioat auf9elteQt gu uers
ben; tpdre er oieS NAL Dor Die Som
benton ae9anaen, er mare Der ftdrfite
SanDioat 9etpelen, ober er beidieo
iib, er iab. baB Barter etuas erin.
gen fOnnte, mas ibm unrn6gli9 mar:
Die in Il NominatiDu.
60 Ihob CT Barter Dor uno belt
fib suriid. Sn Der 8eihrdatuno
seiat lih erit Der Wfeiiter uno Sill
bat iib bier mirtlid ais iolder aes
8eiat.
SEPT Mil er suriidtreten. Shaoe,
mir ale peroen i'm oermifien. Iuh
feline @egner. Dian miro ibm
lbwerlib erDBe 2obreoen balteu, es
miro ibm feiner 9rdnen nahueiner.
feiner BOT S9mers ben 8pd Ser=
reiBen. oen1 wirflid,e Sreunoe bot
oieier talte, in lih aetebrte. oft rdt=
ielbafte Wenlb mol ME gebabt, aber
man miro iid mod oft feiuer geidid-
ten 2eitung erinnern uno beoauern.
ooB er Die 8ugel aus ben gemanoten
6anoen aeleat bat. uno man miro
inn in feline @iniamteit oas 3euas
nib miteeben t0nnen, bas iein gnoe
unenolib better aemeien 1T als Iein
Nnfana, bag feline p0litiihe Saul
balm cine piel adtungsmertere gnt@
uidlung genommen bat, als man
frlber glaubte uno baB er ielbit 81
elmer niel beoeutenoeren @eitalt fih
berausaemahien bat, als man friiber
BON inn %erpartete. uno 10 Elm
Yeugnts lit lhDn etpaS nert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01
Nepubltfaner aaS Yupmliiten.

&c beiBt, oaB Die Shbrer Der STE
publitaner in Teyas cine Sutton nit
ben Bopuliiten e~insuGehen beabitd]s
tieen. Sn 9aGas bat cine 3uiams
mentunft apilben hernDrraaenben
BppuliIten uub &epublifanern itatt=
eefunoen uno es IDIen bort Die ndbeS
rem Ibmaduneen getrofeu fem.
9ead benIetben ipq iih Die Suiion
auf Der 8aits pDI5ieben, bab Die 3es
publitauer oas pDpuliitiihe Natipnalz
tifets, bic BOpuliten bas republifas
niihe Staatstifet unterifiben.
Hepublifaner uno BDpultIten, Die
Bolitit brinat in Der 2at ieltiame
BetteenDlien 5uiammen! 5reili6 lit
cine lolbe Sutton nibts Neues. iie
bas iGDn oft genua itattgefunoen.
Sn inherent Mad3barftaate 2ngiiiaaa
pdre ite bel ber StaatSDabl anno '96
lugar beinabe erFolgreib gepeien uno
es giebt beute nod oenug 2eute IN
2ouifiana. melhe bebaupten, oaB fie
oamals aub mirfiih erfnlgreih NJ ar
uuD baB tire &anotbaten 5taatsbe=
ante semoroep waren. menn niht
Der iebiae Bunbesienat0r Softer, bee
oamals @Duperneur8fanoibat mar,
NIT 0ilfe Der ihm treu eraebenen 2e>
eislatur einen Staatsftreib gemabt
uno Die .Sulioniften berausgesdhlt
bette, Wen iiebt alio. baB cine iulbe
Sutton AUDI bier Hnten I'M Sloen
Grfolg baden Fam, Das tit aber
aud fire einsiQe Gntibulbigung, rur
tuenri cine lolhe Sutton Qusiidt auf
@rfplg bat, b. 3. penn es mDalid)
erideint. ourh fte Der Derribaft elmer
iibermdhtigen Hartei elm @noe gu
MAIDEN, rur Danr lit Iie erlaubt.
Mn einen @wfUlg zines pDpulilttl6s
republifaniIben StaatstiGets 1T in
unlerem Gtaate oies Mal natiirlid)
niGt BIT benfen, mDelib pdre es
aber, oa6 cine iDlbe tSuiion in mani
den 2otalmahlen @rfplg babeu uno
baburb Der berrihenben Ginieitt9feit
in Der Bplitit. rDelde burh oaS ueue
Mableeleb gepiHermaben in Bermas
rlen5 etabliert miro, elm gnoe MAIDEN
fDnnte. Da pGre allD elm 8med flr
| cine Saiion norbanoen uno Elm Re>
publifpuer. benz eS ionft ia i'm bod
item Grabe uuanoenebm iein muB,
ftd3 nit ben BDpuliitea gu verbinoen,
f0nnte burb ben 6inpeis nuf oieien
| 2med uno Die W1glibteit Ginger.
uentl audi beibeibener grfolae ieiu
pD[itiIheS @emilien b~erubigen. Iber
unbe6inat iDute Dieie SuiiDn Damn
aud auf lotalen Ibmahungen Be-
ruben, gang unlinnia lit es. iie auf
Observation-Disclosures 8aiis ablhlieBen
gu pollen. Sin bee 9ofalpolitit bat
Hepublttanismus unb BOpuliSmus
nidt piel su bebeuten, rple man aber
einem 8epublitaner aumuten tam,
fir gpm @atiou OILS 8rdiioenten 81
ftimmen. oaS lit aeraoeau unoeritanos
lid. Wenn Die Serren nur auf oies
fee Bats cine Sutton abihlieBen
f6nnea, bann iouen iie'S lieber bleis
ben laiien. iebrigenS haben Die Ges
pnblifaner es bier ia idgR eiunal
nit benz Suiiunieren perlunt. obne
bob etmas fir iie babel berausaefom.
men mare. Das loate ibnen eieents
| lich Qeniiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01
Satte aue Gbamceu aeaeu lid.

Nrrt, auein uno b%ettldaerig! 0as
tuar Die Sage zines alten Soloaten,
@omens 5. S. Sanens in 8erlaiaes,
ObiO. Jebre lang lit er on Nierens
beibperoeu uro weber Weoisln nod
Ierate tonnten i'm @rleihteruna
perlhafen. ShlieBlih mad,te er Ell
men 8eriuh nit Electric Bitters. Das
brafte i'm in Surgeon pieoer auI
Die Beine uno iebt beSeuat er. SD
befiuoe mid auf Dem @eae CUR u6ls
li9en 8ieoerberitequna." Gs lift
oas bette Wtittel auf @roen fir 2ebers
uno Nierenleioen uno ale 5Drmen
BON Ma9ens uno Darmbelhueroen.
Sour 80 Gents. @arantiert npu ben
Gpotbefen bon s. 9alteper IL Son
uno BON Goolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01

aus &Om ibreibt man: Quf
Den &penninen lift itarter SGnee aes
fallen uno Der Grune lit NIT elmer
finf SuB boben ShneeihiGt beoedt.
Die &emperatur 1T iebr ,nieorie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01

= Dds q MShbader, tsabritan.
ten oe8 beriibmten WeiRbier. Gu8.
geseidnetes Sommergetr1nt. 9eles
pbon $50. 50d.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-01
cages 8 Neuiafetteu.
a n b.

DDnnean, Der Setter oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Fat iebt audi bic
Nrbeiter in ben unobbGnaiaen
SAlahtbquiern, Die nidt gu Dem
8ruft geb0ren. aufgeforoert. Die Grz
belt nie6erauleaen, St eruartet, oos
$1,000 Wlann ttreiten meroen.
General See, Der gefeb[sbaber
beg Oepartement geras, empfieblt
tn ielnem Beribt cine B~erffdrfunQ
Der @arniionen an Der meritaniIfen
@ren3e. Sort Glart iplte entmeoer
aufgegeben ooer gang neu aufgebaut
uno eingeribtet meroen. Bel @oale
BaB foIten apei &ompagnien lieaeu
Ooer. wenn St. gfart aufaeaqben
uiro, elm Geeiment. Die @arnilpn
in st. 8roun ipQte nm cine 8oms
pggnie Infanterie uno suei .1roups"
2aoaQerie permebrt meroeu unb in
St, WcSntoih ipQten bier &ompaqz
niet lieaen. St. &inggDlb empfieblt
er, gum IuBenpuiten bon st. Brumn
81 MAIDEN.
Sim 10. Geptember finoet Die
groBe Wan0uer- 8ardbe bel @eQinqs
ton in giraiuien ftatt.
Rauber bahen BET Semerer,
@1Omine. in einem 5uge Der Ore
aOn Short Sine $13, 600 aeltoblen,
melbe bic @rpreBz@ eieGibaft nah
Sen1erer bef6roern fpIte.
Wie ba8 Bureau fir Sniularz
Nnaelegenbeiten in WaibinetDn be.
rthtet, belief fid Der Mert BET @auFs
mannsaltsr. Die in Den am 81. MGrs
1904 abgelaufenen neut, Wonaten in
Die Ybilippinen einaefnbrt rpuroen,
auf $25. 927. 024, p1breno Der @ert
Der Gusfubr 500, 256, 1859 betruo.
Somit nabm bic @infu5r i'm Ser
gleih gu Der entiprebenoen Beriuoe
oes oOrber9ebenben Sahres unt Iies
ben Bro5ent an. uno Die Nusfubr
nnbm UNI awei Brpaent ab. Die
Nbnabme Der Nusfubr 1T bauptld6-
llb Dem p%erminoerten 8er1anot oDn
Gopra unb 3ufer susnldreiben, Dbs
mol 6anf uno Tabat in erDBeren
Betragen ausgeflbrt puroen, ola in
Der entiprehenoen Beripoe oes pDrs
beraebenoen Sabres,
Sid iebsmal berbeiratet au
baden, obne nDn Inn gelbieben gu
iein, lit Die Nnflaee, neld]e TbDmas
g. GQiptt. elm 8oabous=G naefteGIter,
in Der Supreme.G onrt in SEEN 0urt
gegen feline Srau, geborene Selen
TDple, erboben bat. 0ah ben Nns
gaben oes aldgers Eat feline Syrau
bic folgenoen Wdnner Der Heibe nah
celebrated: gbomas 6. elliott, 1868;
Nuguft Duncan. 1875; George Bed,
1882; Charles 8bipple, 1883; Sobn
Marfwitb, 1886; M. Maion Smitb,
1892; @iEIiam Tptten, 1901. gQiott
erbielt bereits Elm uDrldufaes Gheis
oungsoetret auaeiprDhen uno beatts
traat ieBt, oafielbe permanent gu
MAIDEN. GQiptt niiroe bic Rlaae
mobribeinlih ME a~naeitrengt baben,
Denn ieine Srau. nit ruelfer er 80
Sabre lang nidt suiammen eelebt
batte, nidt zines cages in Ieiner
Bpbnung, lis @eft Ia. StraBe, ers
ihienen mare uno alimente rerlanat
hdtte. als ct iih meigerte, oertlaete
tie i'm, uno 10 muBte er iidl ieiner
0aut pebren.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
DREAM OF FAIRY LAND
Successful Entertainment Given by the
Children for Library Benefit

The childrenss operetta given last
night under the direction of Madam
Dixie drew a large audience who were
Thoroughly delighted with the render
ing of the program. The plot is the
charming little story of the babes in
the woods with variations and the
music is of that catchy waltz time
swing that carries the audience with
its charm. The stage setting was ef-
feet ',ally arranged and the blending or
voices and the stage movements of the
children was almost perfectly done re-
ffecting great credit to those i'm charge.
The operetta was presented this aft
ernoon at a matinee and will be repeat
ed this evening. The advance sale OF
seats for the evening performance
shows that the opera house Will be
crowded. Nothing better in the line
has ever been given in the city and
those who fail to go will miss treat
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
METnoDisTs IN CONFERENCE
New EvanaeIistic Movement Set on
Foot by Action Today

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
Los ANGELES, May by ris-
ing vote the Methodist conference this
morning passed resolution appoint
ing a committee to prepare memorial
to President Mckinley. A resolution
was accepted looking toward new
evangelistic movement to secure to
Methodism million souls annually. 1t
is rumored that the 1904 quadrennial
favors the old-time Methodism first
meeting stand. The committee on itin-
eraries favored conservative move
toward the establishment Of the
time limit. Bishop w. F. Mallolan is
president.
A lively session of fiery debates me-
MORALS and resolutions OF first import
ance were presented and discussed or
the floor of the general conference this
afternoon. The business included the
following resolutions. To refer the
preliminary disposition Of paragraph
No. S4S the amusement clause to 6
committee, looking toward the con
version of one million annually to place
superannuated preachers allowances or
a pro rata basis with preachers salar'
les, to amend the rules of conductini
communion service so that the people
will have a greater part the object be
ing to secure less proxy worship.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
''CONEY ISLAND"
IS PLANNED
Resort f0r Picnicers May Be
Established at DelSOl
Grove

Lewiston may have a "Coney Island
resort. At least an effort is being made
today by couple of the secret organ,-
zation of the city in connection with
the Lewiston military band to secure
a lease on the Delsol grove east of the
city. II the lease can be secured on the
place it is proposed to make the beau
tiful grove of popular trees at this
place more beautiful by installing such
fixtures and other apparatus to make
1t one of the most popular picnic
grounds in the state.
1t is proposed to arrange with the
Northern Pacific to run special excur-
sion trains each Sunday to and from
the grounds and on such holidays as
may be designated. The slough at this
place will afford an opportunity for the
promoters of the enterprise to install
launches and row boats for the benefit
of the picnicers. A large pavilion is
planned for dancing purposes and spe-
cial attractions will be arranged Tor
during the excursion days. IT is also
planned that refreshments of all kinds
will be served and the entire scheme is
designed to make the place an attrac-
ton for the public during recreation
hours. The final arrangements have
not as yet been closed but the parties
interested hope to complete the details
during next week when an announce
ment will be made.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
Especial Telegram to Evening Teller. }

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
ST. PETERSBURG, May IA tele-
gram from Port Arthur contains an
order issued General Stoessel which
reads: AT 4:30 p. m., May /, the
enemy crossed the river Yalu in great
force. Our troops fell back on posi-
tions previously selected. The enemy
effected. May 5, an important landing
on Lao Tung peninsula south OF Pits
zowo and in the vicinity of Kinchow
bay. Our work is beginning. Natu-
rally the enemy will destroy the rail-
road communications and endeavor to
drive our troops back to Port Arthur
and beseige this fortress the bulwark
of the Russian forces in the far eas,
We must defend 1t until the arrival Of
the troops which are coming to relieve
u.s."
Il call on you to display unceasing
vigilence and caution that you must be
ready at all times to demean your
selves with dignity and order as be-
comes the glorious troops Of Russia
No matter what happens you must not
lose your heads. Remember every
thing is possible in war. We will be
able with Gods help to cope with the
enemy in the ardous task imposed upon
u.s.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
BAND CONCERT
FOR TONIGHT
Both University and lewiston
Bands Will Perform on
Main Street

The program rendered last evening
and this morning by the university
cadets was attended by another large
audience and each day the exercises
and drills are becoming more popular
with the Lewiston people who will re-
gret very much that their stay in the
city cannot be heightened. This even
ing the final exercises of the week viii
be given and a skirmish drill and
dress parade will be the features. To-
night the university band will unite
with the Lewiston military band I'm
rendering an open air concert at the
corner Of Main and Second streets at
7:30. Too much can not be said irg
praise OF the university band concerts
which have been given here during the
week. There are twenty members OF
the band all university students and
most of them have only learned TO per-
form since their advent into the coll
lege. The band was organized three
years ago by Mr.. Hal. c. Tilley who is
the present instructor and the high
standard of excellence that is now
maintained in the organization is due
Iflutn 10 MS lHStfuttiofiS ne IolIOW~
ing are tie members of the organiza-
ton: Fl. c. Tilley. bandmaster; AL
bert Swinnerton, drum major; George
Horton, solo cornetist; Burns, Osborne,
Schub and McWnliams, cornetists;
Foreman, tuba; Wickstrom, baratone;
H. II. Tilley, Goode and Culver, trom-
bone; Miller and Leonard. clarinets;
Fawcett, solo alto: Carlson, McFall and
Carrick altos; Wright and Reeves,
drums.
| The program arranged for the even
| ing is as follows:
/ March-"Unser Heinrich" by Kelley.
+, Waltz-"Tryphosa." Anon.
Selection-'1l Trovatore," by Verdi
! Overture-"Leustsj by Keller
Bell.
Celebrated Minuet" by Paderewskt.
| Reverie. "Wayside Chapel" by Will
son.
/ Overture-"Poet and Peasant" By
Suppe.
March-"West Mount Cadets" By
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
Russians lose another stronghold and arc driven back with loss

such water should be furnished free.
The matter was subject for much dis
cussion by members Of the council but
no motion was made to acquiesce with
the mayors views and the matter was
dropped.
City Attorney Mcfarland made
verbal report with relation to the status
of the south line Of the school house
property adjoining the. vollmer 4
Kroutinger tract and reported that the
contention of Mr.. Kroutinger with re-
lation to the lines OF his property at
that point as shown on the plat is
correct.
Attorney J. h. Anderson appeared
before the council and objected in be-
half Of Mr.. Risdon to paying for the
hauling of dirt from street in the
Risdon tract by the city without hav-
ing the use Of the dirt. He stated that
II Mr.. Risdon could have the use of the
dirt that ne would be willing to pay for
the hauling The matter was referred
to the street committee.
The members of the council decided
to transfer 5000 from the cemetery
fund to the light fund for the purpose
Of disposing Of the account due the
Lewiston Light company amounting to
$649.02. Previous to this transfer there
was but $64.27 in the light fund.
An ordinance creating a fund known
as a street sprinkling fund in this city
and providing what money shall be
placed therein came up for Its first
and second reading and was placed on
its final passage after approval by the
judiciary committee.
The ordinance fixing the sprinkling
districts was placed on its final pass
age and read as approved.
The ordinance regulating the rates
to be charged for water during the next
fiscal year was placed on it's final read
, ing and passed.
Mr.. Kjos brought UP the matter Of
the sense of the ordinance which read
as If one person could secure an ad.
vantage by clubbing together OF lots
quantity of land and paying the short
| rate on the balance. An amendment
/ to the ordinance was passed making II
read for each part or parcel of land
During the reading Of the ordinance II
developed that nothing concerning
meter system was embodied In the or
dinance. Superintendent Smith stated
that meters would be Installed by the
| city charging the cost Of labor of in
stalling the meter to the consumer
! The rate for water through q n,e'e~ i'
| 25c for the first 10000 gallons end 15
cents for each additional thousand gal
Ions used during the month. The min
| imum rate whether water is used or not
| is 81 per month.
day night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-07
CITY DADS HOT ON THE
TRAIL OF FORTUNE TELLERS
CIairyoyants and Palmists Also in the Category
and Will Have to Pay License of
$500 Per Month

deeds of rights of way had been re-
ceived from all the property owners
abutting with the exception Of several
property owners.
Mr.. Colby brought up the matter of
the proposed sewer in East Lewiston
and the paving OF East Main street. 1t
Is proposed to employ Engineer Miller
to draw the plans for the new sewer
extension. The matter will be brought
up in consultation with Mr. Miller at
the next meeting.
An ordinance conveying to Weisger-
ber and Beach all the interests and title
of the city to the old water ditch in the
rear of their lots on Main and Fifth
streets was placed on it's final passage
The consideration was $40.
Moved that the city attorney be au-
thorizing the payment of 5000 due the
Union Water Meter company for met
ers The ordinance is drawn for the
reason that there is no money in the
water works fund to pay the bill
Bills amounting to $175.S5 were al
lowed on the water rent fund. One bill
on the park fund of $7.Ss was allowed
Three bills amounting to $3.50 on ths
general fund was allowed. One bill o.
$5375 on the boulevard fund was al.
lowed and two bills amounting to s10.1!
was allowed
A motion was passed discontinuint
the use of the janitor of the city hal
during the summer months and order
ing the chief of police to instruct on
of the city police to perform the work
| Mr.. Booth. of the firm Of Frazier {
Booth. contractors for the Carnegie
| library appeared before the council an,
| asked for thirty days extension t
complete their contract which wa
granted by the council. He stated tha
| the delay in finishing the building
caused by inability to secure the ma
terial in the specified time.
The mayor brought up the matte
OF supplying water for the lots in tn
cemetery and was OF the opinion tina