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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
wrNTER RATES no YAoUTNA BAY
orogon's Greatest Recreation and
Health Resort a. the Newport
Reaches.

hNAAkM AsNHNAN ~ NaA ANNWNNsH
Beaches
AZ a winter health and recreation
resort Newport is the one par excel
ienee. Recognizing this, and wishing
70 give tho people an opportunity 10
breathe the fresh, pure oEons OF the
ocean, tho Southern Paoihe and Cor
Wallis and Eastern railroads viii TO
sumo tho sale Of tickets through 10
Yaquina bay Saturday, October 81,
aud will cell same throughout the win
tor and spring on every
wednesday and Saturday.
The rates will be tho same a. dur
ing the summer and viii be good for
return 80 days from date Of sale.
pr. hiinthorn'a Sanitary Sea Baths
will bs IN operation during tho entire
winter, and treatments viii be given
daily. Hot and cold salt water baths
esn be taken every day In the sani'
tarlum, and for anyone desiring rest,
recreation md health, no place on the
Paeihe Northwest can be found equal
20 Yaquina bay.
other Health Resorts Closed.
During tho winter nearly All other
health resorts arc closed or difficult
10 reach, and none Of them have the
advantages Of Newport and yieinity a.
regards climate, points Of interest,
recreation and amusement. For parties
desiring 70 enjoy fishing, hunting, Oi
seeing tho ocean In sunshine and storm
this famous resort is pnequaled. The
surroundings are ideal-beautiful seen
cry, climate mild, healthful and In
Vigorating.
Cottage and Rent Cheap.
Neat clean cottages, either furnished
or partly 90, can be rented in the inn
mediate nsighbOrhOOd Of the sanitary
baths at about t5 per month. Plenty
of fresh milk, vegetables, honey, fruit
and all household necessities can bo OBJ
tained at tho lowest possible cost,
while all kinds Of hsh and the famous
rock oystsFs can bs had in abundanes
for the trouble Of securing them.
People troubled with the loss Of ap-
petite, insomnia, rheumatism or run
down from any cause win hnd New
port an ideNl place to regain their
health and vigOr, or for rest and pleas
ure.
Full information ~ to rates, check
ing Of baggage, etc, can be obtained
from any s. p. or O. Z. agent, or from
A. L. Craig, general passenger agent
8. p. Co, Portlandi Of J. @. Mayo,
general passenger agent O. & f., Al
bany, Oregon.
Rates from Salem 10 Yaquins, t4.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
STATE NEWS

Carter Leo Of Albany had his watch
stolen while at basket ball practice at
that place the first OF the week
Tho Astoria q Columbia river rail-
road is 20 make an extension Of its
road, which will connect che town Of
clatskanio with Astoria.
Roy Mcfarland, Of Lebanon, who
made a good record a. pitcher on che
San Antonio, Texas, baseball team last
season, has received notice from the
manager OF the same team 20 report
BY March IS, 1909. He has signed tho
contract and win play with them again
the coming season.
A man was found dad blythe aide Of
telephone pole In Arlington Friday
morning. He was shot in iho breast
snd vas lying on tho ground with his
hand holding a pistol. A letter was
found In his pocket IN which no said
his name was II. n. Powell. Tho let.
Tor also had few directions AZ 10 the
disposal Of biz personal effects
Tho local talent Of sllverton pre-.
ssntoa a play Al tho opera house last
week which was the best ever given
by the young people there. Miss Afyr-
tle Buffe played a star part.
Charles A. sheperd Of Pendloton. tho
well known woolen mill owner, IL max.
Ing plans 10 operate woolen mill AZ
ogden, Utah. ,
Last Sunday evening the second dos.
truetive fro in tho history OF tho lit.
tie town Of shanilo occurred, two
houses belonging TO =. A. Blondin be-
ing burned.
Harry Paddock, a u. Of o. student,
who was quarantined IN the dormitory
week ago, and who was allowed 20
return 20 his. home AZ ciaekamas. Il
quarantined there now with small pox.
AZ the seio annual election last
Monday, a majority - the council
elected are known % "dry" council.
men. There Is but saloon In scio, the
lietnse Of which runs out in short
time, and then II win be closed up.
seio now has a meat trust.
The Paeihe States Telephone com.
pany has lost all Of its local business
In seio, and win eonhne itself 10 long
distance work In the future.
Ms John Dehaek Of Medford met
with an aeiedsnt Monday which
resulted in her death. She was driving
home with her grandson when the team
became frightened and overturned the
rig, throwing her out with terrible force
upon a pile Of rock. She was taken to
a house and assistance rendered, but
she died soon after.
Snow fell at Glendale this week, ana
IN the mountains above Il is two feet
deep.
A new Cotton rock erusher for the
Great Northern mine in the Blue River
group, has arrived and Is being IN
stalled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

General delivery window, carriers
window, stamp and register windows
win ali be open 40 $50 a. m., and re.
main open until tho IL O'Clock mail
arrives at ofiee, when they win be
closed Tor distribution Of that mail,
and win open again until j o'clock.
The rural carriers win make their
regular trips. The city carriers win
make one trip In the residence district.
Parties expecting anything by regis
tered mail win please eall at the once.
There win be no money order business
transacted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

10 All points on Southern Pasihc lir,es
IN oregon. Account chrfstnas ana New
Years holidays For the above occasion
the Southern Pacific Company win sen
tickets On December 2s, "a, s5, SO. 81
!. ana January ! TO all points on Oregon
INES AZ rate Of one and one-third far.
Tor the round trip. Return limit Janu.
AIRY 3 1903. stOpOvers VIII not be Der.
--'s'o' 12-10td
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
EVENTS

n..,mss was a day Of joy and glad
sn The wards Of the state as
!, ior those who are more fortu-
Hundreds Of pounds Of candy
al, were distributed among the
49,, AZ tho asylum, the boys at
[. ,.,o,m school will have a Christ
Z, ,,,e tonight and a Santa Claus
n sIs,ribute presents to each and ev'
ana and the prisoners at the PEN
,-,i.ry viii enjoy, in addition 10 the
y, sood things, a minstrel show,
IN. viii be put on by some Of the
nri,ia
4 Christmas program was given at
4, pisd school last Thursday evening,
y d. day is being httingly observed
4 Ne mute school.
70 special exercises were given At
ry q ,he schools, except az tho East
hsllag where a very enjoable pro
r, vas rendered by the pupils.
A Ne churches special services
w hsld yesterday and In two a'
h,a very excellent musical programs
" rendered. Tho following pro
rins we're repdtrcd AZ tho Episcopal
"a Presbyterian churches respective.
b
xussal program for the Christmas
srrss ai 81. Paul's Episcopal church
nNs,donal, 90. Como An Yo Faith.
NJ" J. Rsadihgi Yonite EEultimu'
p,z.lo, in D, Newton Nevinj Gloria
hk. IN 9, II. p. Danksj To Doum
iisdAnua, In 0, Roland smartj Ben,
slslus IN Z, anthem, "Hark, tho Her
AZ Angels slag," +. W. Roadej KY
fl,, Ia D, 3 7. chippi Gloria Tibi, O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

PERSONALS !


svcvo MeFadden spent Christmas at
Portland with fricnda
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Gilbert spent Sun
day with friends 40 Jeffcrvon.
Jos scllwood went 20 Portland to
spend tho day with his children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. oilgon arc spCndp
ing Xmas With Lebanon relatives.
Mrs. J. T. Matthew'S has gouo 20
spond Christmas with her mothcr AZ
Portland
Mr.. and Mru. J. w. Mckinney, Of
Turner are down for a Christmas visit
20 Grandma Coiwci
I'd. Judd, tho Rcpublioan warhorso
Of Aumsville, has gone 10 Portland 70
So the football game
Willie Hopsiricla, who attends school
In Portland, IL spending the holidays
with relatives in this city.
Harvey Newell returned 10 his homo
In Portland thia morning, after an over
Sunday visit with friends hero.
Clerk Of tho Supreme Court J. j.
Murphy went 10 Portland 10 taioe In
tho football game and visit his sOn
Chester.
Kinney Miller, secretary Of tho Ia.
coma Y. NJ. Q. A.. is spending Christ.
mas with his mother, Mrs. Amelia Mil.
lcF, In South Salem.
John Cochran, city editor Of the Orc
gou City Enterprise, and ono Of tho
bright young men who got a start on
this paper, IL In town.
Miss lila Marks passed through sa.
lcm this morning On route home 30 Leb.
anon from Portland, where she has
been for tho past two months.
Clyde Mason, who Is working In tho
Bohemia mines, near Cottage Grove, l.
spending tho holidays with his parents
Mr., and Mrs. Goo. r. Mason, In South
Salem.
Bnnis Savage, James Mott and Mae
Hofer ara home for tho holidays from
Stanford. Mr.. Savage has got his 40.
gree In chemistry, and will go 20 take
place on a sugar plantation in Homo
lulu.
Miss Gertrude Bashor, stenographor
for tho Oregon City wooden mills, Is An
tho city for Christmas holidays. She Is
one Of tho best known and most popu.
lar and successful Salem young women,
and The Journal rejOiees In her sue.
ooss.
chas A. Blakeley, Of Portland, made
his mother, Mrs. Lyman Blakeley. Of
North Salem, a Christmas visit. The
Journal is glad 30 hear that Mrs
blakeley has at last heen granted the
pension that was coming 10 her hus.
band az tho time Of his death.
Charles Patrick, bookkeeper for the
Tongue Point Lumbar Company, at As.
toria, is tho guest Of his aunt, Alru. r.
HofeF. olaarley is an Amherst boy.
who began his experienees in the Ium.
Der business showing boards into box
ears for the Capital Lumber Co. al "a.
lem. He has risen ateadily in the bust.
ness
Prof Hawley returned Sunday morn.
ing from "trip 10 Southern Oreqon
The Ashland Tidings says. "He ex.
pressed himself az well pleased with has
prospects. He looks to Benton ana
Linn for his strongest support, while
Marion and Douglas viii also be Haw.
10y strongholds, unless all signs fan. He
admits having had his eye on a congress
.ionai chair for many years, and says
ne has made a study Of national oue,-
tiOns' with view to having voice in
determining them at some future
time"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Regina, Saskatchewan, Dee. 2S.-Ths
elections for the first Legislative asSom
bly, Of the province Of Saskatchewan
are held today and the people are tab
ing a great deal Of interest in them
Besides the regular government eandi
dates there are opposition candidates
in every district, and the rivalry Il
bringing out a remarkably large vote
1t Is confidently expected that th'
government win have an OvorWhelm
ing majority in the hrst legislative Is
sembly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
Christmas Game.

An Alhsalen team has gone 10 play
tho Mulluomah football team, aud tho
Salem players arc a. followsi Chaun,
coy Bishop, Mace, Nelson, Marker, phi.
brook, Pollard, polan. Henkle, Patton,
Beach and Adhir. They were All pro.
vhdod With rOuhd-tFip tickets by Man.
agor Marx Savage, and will not have
20 walk home IL they arc MOI winners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from one -xtrsms Of faddi.m
10 anotAsr, when, II they would onlv
eat good food, aud keep their bowels
regular with DR.. Kings New Iafe
flia, their troubles would all pass
away. Prompt relief and qaisk eurs
Tor hvoF and stomach trouble, zoe, at
j. Q. Perry's drug store; guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
The ohemawa ohnir

A choir OF tho STUDENTS at the Che
m'a"a school rendered some Christmas
music last evening at tho school sar.
vices that was equal TO any In the eity
churches. The voices were well blend.
ed and tho expression given brought
foF1h the beauties Of tho words, as well
as the music Mrs. Campbell is 10 be
congratulated on her success with this
choir.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Why suffer with your stomach, Kid
neys and liver when Holsters Rocky
Mountain Tea win make you well.
IL taken this month it keeps you well
all the year. S5 cents, Tea or Tablets.
II fortune disregards thy claim,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
Gas stand Lamps.

Tho Citiscns' Light 4 Traction o.
ia Just In receipt Of a largo aasortmon,
Of gas stand lamps They arc just the
thing FOR Christmas presents for your
friends. Nothing moro appropriate
Nothing would bo moro appreciated,
Examine tho assortment. le'2o'0'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Those who attended the theatre on
Saturday night and saw "Buster
Brown were not Disappointed The
play, although n has very little plot,
4 better than most musical comedies.
Tho chorus was large and well trained.
Their marching in "The Fusilierv' Re-
viSw'' was marvellous The musical
numbers Of tho Hughes trio, In tho sec
ond act wcro we'll worth tho price Of
admission. Mastcr Rice, a. "Busecr, "
was orccllout, and tho support was
good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Mau8-Isn't 8 and 30 TOO old 20
hope FOR any Improvement I should
say not. Ono just begins 10 live. Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. You
win bo blooming fair at 0. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets DIR. stones Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

DoBs hang thy head in fear and
shame,
But marry tho girl that you love bcsti
Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea
Will DO the rest.
DR.. stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

The place for choice meats-Farriue.
tons market, on State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

The China Hall win surprise you this
week Come in tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Christmas Exercises Tonight.
Tho Christlmas orcrcisos Of tho NJ. +.
Sunday school win BE- held tonight.
Thoro viii hu a Christmas trco and an
cnsertaimncnt by tho childrcn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

Every one is going 10 the New EM.
son tOnighe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

New Y0FI as' . Now - Al..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25

For fuller information ask OF writ
your nearest ticket agent, OF
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agont.
The Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation
Co., Portland. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-25
Ocean and Rivor Schedule.

Ocean and River Schedule.
For San Franoiseo-BveTy Ave days
at 8 p. m. For Astoria, way points
and North Bsash-Daily (ozsopt Sun
day) at 8 p. M Saturday at 10 p. m
Daily service (wator psrmitting) on
willamette and Yamhill rivers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17
QUE
OF eomPERs
LENDS PEACEFUL ATMos.
PHERE TO CHICAGO STRIKE
LEADER WILL ATTEMPT TO
HEAL BREACH

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE presence
of the president Of the American
Federation OF labor introduced a
quieeiuE factor in the strike today.
II is hoped that the visit OF the
national labor leader means the
Inauguration OF peace measures.
Following the meeting with the
labor leaders today President Com
Ders will seek conference with
prominent employers. II Is be-
lieYed that there will be an author
lied offer Of concessions to induce
the strikers and employers 10 sub
init the whole dispute te arbitrators.
Gompers insisted today that he was
not here to supersede the local lead
ers in the conduct OF the strike. but
merely to aid In adjustment OF tho
difficulties OF the executive.
The teamsters' brotherhood will
arrive today 10 lend their counsel
10 the strikers The peace commit
tee appointed by the mayor from
the city council will do all In their
power to advance a settlement.
Jesse Balllnger and James Jones.
both eolored. were arrested this
morning on the charge OF murder
ing Enoch Carlson. 8. who was shot
and killed last night in front OF his
home while deriding two colored
men for being strike breakers.
President Gompers called on May
or Dunno al noon and held a short
conference on the strike situation.
The mayor asked Mr.. Gompers
10 use his influence TO prevent the
spread Of the strike II possible and
TO bring about a settlement Com
pers made no promises but said he
was here 10 aid in the settlement
any way he could. The initiative
however was with the local labor
leaders.
Il developed today that before
Gompers left Washington he set In
motion the machinery OF the civic
federation m an effort to bring
about an adjustment OF the Chi
cago strike trouble Through east
ern members the federation made
20 reach prominent
Chicagoans who are in a position
TO bring influence 10 bear upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

Gas consumers arr paying cx-
orbiiAnt bills that the Seattle IAsht-
ING company may pay dividends on
waiercd stock
IL is satefed stock that i Fl the
bottom Of the local gAa trusts rob
hing business methods. although
ether causes are also responsible.
When the Citizens Gas company
purchased the old Seattle Gas a
Electric company u shouldered an
enormous amount % water owned
b that company sam Hill. pres
fdsnt 0f the latter company. frank
81 Acknowledged that the concern
was carrying tho big load A. the
time The Star first demanded that
his company reduce rates The com
pany vas then charging 81 per 1000
cubic feet Hlll maintained that he
had 10 impose that price ia order
20 pay off the big pile % stock with
which the company was burdened.
Owing 70 the fight made BY The
Star. the Citizens Gas company,
founded By J. W elise entered the
field and promptly began 70 furnish
a better iiiumlnant al 81 5. There
was a fight. rates were cut and then
the consolidation took place Hill
IL said to have disposed OF his plan,
for $500 600. making a shreWd deal
The Seattle Lighting company now
finds itself with dllapidated plant
and n bunch Of watered stock. be
lng out 500. 600 besides.
To make things worse Il was
Obliged to reduce rates 20 81 in
order 90 keep tho American Inn
provement company out of the field
n year ago. The best way out OF
the difficulty was To Increase the
pressure in the gas mains aud d.
lutte the llluminant with air This
was done year ago last septom-
Der. There wH biz howl and
since that time tho company has
been more careful In is boosting
tactics.
One 81 It's objects In boosting the
bills r. said 10 have been 70 make
good showing on its books. For
several months II vainly sought TO
dispose OF 81 900 600 OF bonds with
which 10 improve its plant and ex-
tend its mains. and a bait was
needed 70 throw 10 eastern bond
buyers
By increasing the pressure from
two inches q -four. five and six
inches the ftaired result was at
tanned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

Aged Man Loses Ills Home
Because lie Helped a Friend

e0o. had been awarded: the ire
anouaibie friend had no substance
with which 10 satisfy the judgment
and the debt fell upon the man
who had signed as security
II Is claimed that notice was
given. but that no cogniEance was
taken OF u by Morris Garner. 20
his farm was sold ON paper for the
amount OF the Judgment.
Morris Garner says he received
some sort OF paper which he did
not rightly understand. but. not an
tleipstinE any serious hurt. he
awaited further Developments be
fore taking action The true mean
ting Of the formal notice was made
known 10 him only a hours ago.
when by chance a creditor OF the
new purchaser called az the farm.
Then ia great alarm and aofoat
anxiety poor old Morris Garner
FASTENED 20 town and hurried up
the hin 10 the county court house.
Standing. hat IN hand before sheriff
Smith. be asked what Il all meant.
Very gently the kind hearted
sheriff TOLD the old man how mat.
terH stood When the explanation
Mas finished Morris Garner drew
the back OF his hand across bis
eYen and started away. but the
sheriff called him back and gave
him a ray OF hope
There's certainly something
uHons here. aid sheriff Smith.
I am no lawyer. aud don't knoN
very much about the law. but IL
tnakH 10 me like you have a mighty
good case 20 take into the eourtA
Wait a minute. aud we'll see about
this"
Then Sheriff Smith got busy with
the telephone. and At present every
effort - being made 90 secure an
adjustment OF the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

Dr. Url c Bates. 1903 FIRST. fears
for his life.
August la Begue. an Italian, who
has been In jail for 80 days because
he wanted to murder the physician.
was released today. but immediate
~ re-afteated on a similar com
plant made by Dr. Bates The
yengeful Italian just completed his
second term for the same offense.
On two occasions the doctor has
narrowly escaped with his life
Once La Begue entered his office
with u revolver aud nearly 'potted"
the physician Both times patrol
men were summoned in the nick
OF time 10 avert the murder.
lie Begue was hurt VA an accident
last spring az Cherry aud Second.
when a pair of runaway fire horses
ran down the italian. His ieft arm
was fractured
he WIS ordered 10 the Wayside
Emergency hospital and there at
tended b. Dr. Bates. who placed a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17
lMERICAN YACHT
LEADS OCEAN RACE

start IN tho kslser's cup race Al
noon today The sea Is fairly
smooth The racing Yachts have
prepared % make sail early.
A heavy southeast FOG blew AZ
mon. shaftlng out the racers from
view
The yachts were sent away nt
n ~. and crossed the line IN the
following order: Asia. Thistle. At
lantie. Hamburg. Hlldegardia En-
dymloh. Fieur de Lis. Sunbeam
Apache. Utowana. Valhalla.
The Asia crossed the line at
1918. the Hildegsrds NJ 1915 %.
the atlantic az ~ IS. Eudymi0n az
~ rs q. Hamburg at f2.i7.14, the
Thistle at 1920. Flsuf de Lis az
~ 2g. Sunbeam az t2.2s IS. Apache
A. " IS. ut0wana az 90. Valhalla
az i.2f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17
Free Fight On
Tacoma Waterfront
.rssHor~ss ATTACK CREW SEATTLE SAILORS UNION
hEEsosEoUs

fearinE bodily harm. left The vessel
The disappearance Of the men
gave rise 20 the rumor that a num-
Der had besn shot and thro~n over
board Investigation BY the Of
ficera Of the vessel revealed the fact
that but one nan Waa missing. and
he Il reported TO have been seen
walking along the railroad tracks.
Captain c ~ Prarce master Of the
C~nt1nniaI. In his report 10 the
Seattle office stated that no one on
board had bs-cu shot. but the men
deserted for fear ~ bodily harm.
T'ne cargo Of the Centennial was
being discharged b. union men
wednesday
The steamers Utopia and Nome
City are due 20 reach Tacoma today
The lonEzhoregnen say that u an
attempt l. made 10 discharge their
caFxoes with non-union men trouble
VIII eusue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

plaster east on the arm. Now thu
arm Is nothing but skin and bone.
Le Begue wears a heavy black cloth
glove over the unsightly remnant
Of a once muscular left arm.
See. see, your hon0ri" said Ia
Begue In police court some weeks
ago This ia Whv they bring mo-
into court ] have been WrOnEed.
That Is my gun. but ! was not go
Ing 20 XIII the doctor ! only want
Cd him to pay me for spelling my
arm"
There was talk Of lie Begue suing
the doctor for heavy damages His
friends say that be would be salts
fled With a trip 10 Italy. but he has
no money and thinks the doctor
ought 10 pay for II. He cannot
labor. while before the accident he
earned good money. lie Begue
thinks his vengeance must be met
ed out upon the unfortunate Or.
Bates. ana that the doctor is re-
sponsibie for his fallen fortunes and
disabled condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

Judge Martin that he have a salary
instead If fee.
The people in the north end Of
town asked that the water main be
extended % them from the city linn
its
The contract FOR the Improvement
~ Wiibert was awarded 10 c0ntrsc-
tors NANNY 4 Mastefa1n. The
street eouuni ssioner stated that he
thought Il advisable 70 have O. street
grader and aaH ordered 70 find out
what one could be purchased for.
The question of the plankiug and
improving Of shiishole b the Great
Northern was iayed over for a week.
An invitation Of the g. A. X. 70 the
city council 20 parfie pate IN the
memorial day services vas accept
"a.