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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
MAY ASK FRANCE FOR DAMAGES.
Belief In WASHINGTON That japan Has OASIS
for Such a Clatr'.


for Such a Clair'.
WASHINGTON, May iO.-TEat the as
sstanoe that the French have given Ad-
rniral Rojestvensky and his feet by allow
ing them TO remain in Frenc waters at
KAmranh Bay and take aboard coal and
provisions will result in a claim against
France by Japan at the end Of the war Is
the belief Of many officials here. THE
6UN's despatch from Hongkong, showing
specifically what was done and how great
wns the assistance rendered the Russian
feet makes It appear that Japan has every
reason to make a claim for damages, es-
pecially II Rojestvensky is even partially
successful against Togo
At the japanese Legation appreciation
Il expressed over The SUS's dispatches
concerning the stay Of the Russian feet
IN KAmranh Bay. The japanese regard
the showing made a. complete co robora-
ton Of what has already been asserted
concerning the hospitality the Russian
feet enjoyed while in French waters. The
officials Of the legation are especially
pleased that the facts became public through
some other source than their own.
At the. Russian Embassy to-day an Of
hcial said that he did not believe that the
Russian feet had violated any ones neu-
trality and cited the official statements
that had been made in Paris and St. Peters
burg concerning the matter. He sug-
rested that II was entirely likely that the
Russian feet remained outside the three
mile limit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
OBITUARY.

Gen. Jay Hale Sypher, formerly a Repre-
sentative In Congress from Louisiana ard for
many years q resident Of NAshu Eton. died at
a hospital IN Baltimore Tuesday, at the age OF
6b years. He was born IN Perry county,
Pa. was graduated from Alfred ~. W Uni
versity. tai ght school and studied Law. At
t ne p Sasid w elSn Var ne ehistea IN
colonel OF the Eleventh Colored Artillery In
B54 and rer, ed 70 the erd Or the war, receiving
the brevet RAJ OF Brigadier-G eneral OF Vol
unteers for faithful and m eftorious services
In 1888 he settled In Louisiana. took promi-
nent part IN the reconEtrL elton work. was a
deleFAte 20 the convention which nominated
Grant and ColtaN aud was elected 20 the For
ueth, Forty-hrtt, FOrty-second and Forty
isis he had prSotlssd his profession N Wash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
HEARS TWO SHIPS EVADED TOGO.
o.. PetersburE Report Apparently Not
We'll Founded.
Special cable Dtipdteb 70 luB Sun.

spseidi cable Despateh 10 luH sun.
LONDON, May ia despatch from st.
Petersburg says it is reported that the
cruisers Almaz and Jemtchug, belonging
20 Admiral Rojest vensky's feet, managed
to elude the Japanese and have arrived at
Vladivostok, and that the cruisers Gromo-
boi and Rossis have been ordered to leave
that hArbor.
In apparent contradiction Of this des-
patch from Saigon states that the Russian
aunnary cruiser Rion and the cruiser
Jemtchug arrived at Cape st. James on
MonoAy night with Instructions for Admiral
Niebogatoff, who was anchored three or
four miles OF the coast
He left y sterCay upon request by the
French authorities. A heavy sea was run
ming and caused the Russian ships 10 ex-
pose much Of their bulls. People who saw
them say that the bottoms Of the ships were
- from bATnaoles and seaweed. TIE
9emtohug Il declared TO be capable Of maxi
hg her ordinary tw MT -four knots.
81. PErERsBuRu, May iO.-The officials
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
CLEVELAND BUYS MORE GAS.
Increases indianapolis Holdings when
Courts Decision Sends Up Price.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 10.--Indianapohs Gas
stock to-day reached the highest figure
on the local market which II has attained
since the passing Of the dividend, the bid
to-day being co.
The activity and increased sales are TO
garded as the result Of the decision Of the
United States Supreme Court, which refused
TO grant an appeal from the Circuit Court
in the Indianapolis Gas Trust case, thus
con Affirming the decree by which that cor
poration goes out Of business and the
strong probability that its property will
be taken over by the Indianapolis Gas
Company.
President Cleveland was the bidder for
gas stock. Of which he is already large
holder. and that his desire for more Of the
stock caused the increase In price. He Is
a close friend Of +. c. Benedict, and through
him has been a heavy investor in the stock
and bonds Of the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
RICE CONTRACTOR MURDERED.
Body OF s. n. Riley OF Philadelphia Found
strAnKisd IN Mud F1Ats.

PHILADELPHIA, May i0.-The body Of
an elderly man was found yesterday morn
ing o n the mud fats Of the Delaware River,
near Chester. Il was identified to-day
as that Of Samuel r. Riley, a wealthy con-
tractor and builder, Of 1911 North Eleventh
street An autopsy showed that he had
been strangled 70 death. There is no
clue TO the murderers.
Riley bad been missing since last Sum
day. The body was disco vered by a fisher
man. Coroner Gimour Of Chester performed
the autopsy to-day, assisted by DIS. Baier
and Taylor. Finger marks are plainly
defined about the throat and there are
other marks indicating strangulation
One finger was almost severed by knife
stroke.
Mr.. Riley was In his seventy-seoord
year. he was a prominent Odd Fellow.
He was formerly a member Of the firm OF
Rea a Riley, ontrsctors and builders.
He had p actically etired at the time be met
hi death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
CAPT. GRGHGM'S CURE.
Sores on Face and Back,
Tried Many Doctors.
Without Success.
GIVES THANKS TO CUTICURG.

CAPTAIN W. S. Graham, 1921 Eoii ST.,
Wheeling, W. Va, writing under date OF
June "a, 'O4, says: 81 am so grateful
want 10 thank God that q friend recon-
mended Cuticurs Soap and Ointment 10
me. I suffered for q long time with sores
on nv face and back. Some doctors said
! had blood poison, and Others that had
BARRIERS itch None OF them did me any
good, but they all took my money. My
friends tell me my skin now looks as clear
as a baby's, and tell them all that Cuti-
eura Soap and Cuticura Ointment did IL
all"
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BOARDAAN,-On Monday, April ~, iPoa AZ Flot-
ence, Italy, Geraldine. daughter OF Aoeu u
and Gertrude Bonner Boardman.
Funeral a. their residence, 20 West Sd st. on
Friday, May -, a. n O'Clock.
Department Of state
lOmcall Washington, D. c.. Nay Q, 1905.
Observation-Disclosures has been received a.
this Department from MI Hector de Castro Amen'
Consul General 81 Rome, Italy Of the death
on the Sst Of March 1905 al Rome Of Louis Packard
Gillespie OF New York.
The legal representatives Of the deceased Gao
obtain further Information b. applying 10 this
Department.
Per despatch No. -.
Dated April l. 1905.
GRlSWoLD.-on Wednesday. May TO- 1905 Emily
Oliver, wife OF George Griswold OF TUXEDO
PARK. and daughter Of Edwin A. and Msrgsre'
Gibbes Post.
Relatives and friends are Invited 70 attend the
funeral at the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION.
East 18th st., on Friday, May y, a. y O'Clock
PARSONs.-CHnord H. Parsons died SUNDAY.
May T. at Sharon Springs, n. Y, aged g.
PARSONS.-ln Chicago, H., Tuesday, May ?, isa
John Parsons In the 7eth year Of bis age.
Funeral a. Seneca Pals y. " THURSDAY May
II, At2 p. NJ
RUSSELL.--At Paterson. ~ j., on May ., 1906
Amelia Hurd, widow OF David 2. Russell.
Funeral from the residence Of hsrsster, Mr. pr
Walter y. johnson, 40 Broadway, Paterson
", j., Thursday. Nay II, a. O'Clock
STRONG.-At EnGewood, n. j. May 10. Marcarrt
Guiron lie Boutlller, wife Of BeniAula
Strong, u.
Intsrment A. oonvsnlsncs Of family. Cincinnati
pGpeu please copy.
TELLER.--At Kingston. n. T., on May .. 1905
Carrie W., daughter OF Myron and Jennie H.
Teller
Funeral from residence. pos Pair 81. KinrstcT.
on Friday, May ", a. 40 p. ~. Relatives
and fnsats are invited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
BULLS KILL NINE CHILDREN.
waving Handk erchiefs start = Stampede
OF Animals Bred for the Ring.

Special Cdbls Dtspdtch 10 TIE Sun
MADRID, May lo.--While a soore OF little
girls were playing in the fields at villa
manrique. Seville, initiating a religious
procession and waving their handkerchiefs
like banners. they irritSted drove Of
bulls, which charged them. The children
were tossed, trampled upon and gored-
Nine Of them were killed and six badly
injured The droverB were Immediately
arrested. which prevented the populace
from lynching them.
Villamannque Is the center OF the dis
trict in which bulls are bred for the ring.
and il is an unwritten law there that the
drovers are responsible for everybody's
safety from the bulls, which are practically
wild
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
MARRIED..

KENT-HAINES.-on Wednesday, NAY 10 1900
AZ ST. ThomAsS Church. by the Rev. Ernest
NJ Stires, d. D., Julia Tunnel Sabine, daughter
Of Mr.. and Nh. Charles Davis HAines' 70
Richard Peabody Kent.
RHINELANDER-HAMIL Tuesday, MiJ
., 1905, a. Calvary Church, New York, By ths
Rev. r. s. AAnhneld and the Very Rev John
Binney, d, D., Helen, daughter OF William
Castor Hamilton. 70 the Rev Philip AeIoeI
RhinelandeT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
MCARREN AT CITY HALL AGAIN.
Recommended . Man Mayor VIII Appoint
TO Board Of EdueAtIon.

Senator Mccarren called on the Mayor
yesterday at the City Han. Il was bis
second visit since the compact was made
that the Mayor would recognize the leac err
ship Of Mr. McCarren in Brooklyn. The
meeting yesterday had no more significance
than the choosing Of a new member Of the
Board Of Education There Is Brooklyn
vacancy 10 the board, and the Mayor has been
inundated with applications for the place
In the last three weeks. Mr.. McC- rren
submitted TO the Mayor the name Of the
man ne would like TO have appointed and
the appointment viii 60 to that man. HIS
name will probably be made known to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
CHINESE TO BOYCOTT OUR GOODS.
Movement in Retaliation for Exclusion
Started at shanghai.

Special CdbLs Despatch 10 The SUI.
SHANGHAI, May lO.-A number OF in
huential Chinese merchants met to-day
and protested against the American eX-
clusion treaty.
II was unanimously resolved 70 boycott
American goods until the treaty should be
modified and II was decided TO appeal to
the merchant guilds throughout the en-
pire to cooperate in the movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
Liverpool Broker Kins Himself.

Special CdNt Dtsp1Ich % IN Sun.
LIVERPOOL May l0.-Ahred Huntingdon,
a octton broker, committed suicide to-day
He was fined 81 900 by the Liverpool Cotton
Association recently for contravening the
regulations about dealing In futures,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
Plan for italian shloy1rd Subsidy.

opfCIdT IuOEf DfIVHTtTE 70 TIE oVHF
ROME, May i0.-Tbe Committee on Mari
time Service has decided to recommend
Il at Re Government grant mer Bntile
shipbuiCers loans on easy terms, easier
terms the igt er the speed and the g. eater
the tonnage, TIE mate rial to be Cuty free.
The fastest vessels must be capable Of being
equipped as cruisers.
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do not believe that the cruisers AlmAz and
Jemtchug have reached vladivostok. They
say 1t would be practically impossible for
them to reach that port, as It would be
necessary for them TO coal at least once
en- route. This could not be done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
YyOnne De Trev1ns stnss in Budapest.

Special Gable Dstpdtoh 10 THE Sun.
BUDAPEST, May lO.-Yvonne de Treville
scored great success tonight in 'Lakme'
at the Royal 0rera House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
Janan 70 order Now WarShips.

spseiaI cable DeSpdieh 10 The Sun.
TOXIC, May iO.-The report u revived
that Japan will order the building Of two
battleships and six cruisers abroad. Eng
lish firms are endeavoring 10 secure the
orders for them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
GAPON BACK IN RUSSIA.
So. Petersburg WOrkmen Not Anxious 70
Have Him Lead Them Again.

SpseidI cable Dsspdioh 70 THE sUS.
LONDON, May lO.-A despatch to the
Central News from St. Petersburg says
il is reported that Father Gapon has re-
turned there and is anxious to lead the
workmen again, but that they are disin-
clined to accept his leadership.
The revolutionary propaganda among
the working classes in the suburbs Of st.
Petersburg is increasing In importance,
Great preparations are being made TO
attack the authorities. Arrests continue,
but the movement is spreading despite
efforts at repression.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
Pope TO Name First south American Car.
dinAI.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE sUN.

Special Cable DtSpdfeA % IHh Sun,
RoSfR, May i0.-1HE Sun correspondent
learns that at the next Consistory the Pope
will make Braga, Bishop Of Petropolis. a
CARDINAL, in accordance with Brazils special
request BTaga will be the first South
American Cardinal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
OCEAN LINES LEAVE COMBINE.
Again Free TO Cut Rates, but COnfict Is
Not Likely Now.
Special cable Despatch 70 TEE SUI.


Special cable Despatch % TIE SUI.
LIVERPOOL Nay l0.-The White Star,
Dominion and American lines have given
notification Of their withdrawal from the
North Atlantic Passenger conference first
and second class agreements and the third
class British. Scandinavian and Continental
agreements.
The withdrawal Of the three lines, all OF
which belong 10 the international Mercantile
Marine Company, means that they want 70
be unhampered In order to meet any move
Of the Cunard line, which withdrew several
months ago. There Ia no probability OF
war at present. either in Storage or cabin
rates. All the lines have about all the trainc
they can handle. The trouble will come
with the waning Of the summer season.
It is likely that the first cut will be in steer
age rates. When the cabins Of the liners
are crowded in August and September
with returning travellers, and the steerage
business falls on. there naturally. viii be
bid for st eerage passengers. The big prohts
Of the cabins viii more than counterbalance
loss by heavy reduction in steerage rates.
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NO SIGN FOR NAN PATTERSON
or what the District Attorney Means to
DO With Her Case.

District Attorney Jerome would not
indicate yesterday when he expects TO make
his decision in the Nan Patterson case.
Il may come in a day or two.
The chorus girl, over in the Tombs, Is
beginning 20 fidget
sWhy does Mr.. Jerome delay1s she asks
every visitor. You know. I'm beginning
20 fret I'm sure he'll let me 60, but when p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-11
CEMETERurs.
THE WOOOLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central station, Wooster and Jerome Avenue
trolleyt and by carnage. Lots ti25 up. Tele.
phone tis75 GraHrrcyl for Book Of Views or repre-
oFfiCE. 20 EAST zsD ST. n. 7. CITY.
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DIED.

BoARDAAN-on Monday. April ~, 1905, al Flor.
ence, Italy, Geraldine. daughter OF Abeu d
and Gertrude Bonner Boardman.
Funeral a. their residence, 30 West $50 st., on
Friday, May -, az n O'Clock.
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welsh sailor. Miner and Rover Takes 500
Roll and stOkSh)Ie thirst 70 the
Bowery on His way 70 Panama-Whd
Nieht-Nfidday HOId.uD-JuBBed Now.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-07
At The Mohawk.

!, AT the Mohawk, the new property
Of the Pickands-Mather Co. in the
Aurora district, a force of 26 men
are now on the payroll, and devel.
opnnent work progresses rapidly.
A 6x16 two: compartment and lad
derway shaft is being sunk, being
now down to depth of about 60
feet. This shaft will be sunk. to a
depth of about 200 feet, or into the
ore body, the ore body lying deep
at that point.
! Two 18x6 boilers are now on the
ground, and every effort will be
made to place the property in the
list of shippers the present season.
: Archie McDougall is superintend-
Fnt of the Mohawk and Syracuse.
making his home at the latter prop-
erty, while Capt. J. T. Vickers, form
erly at the Minorca, is mining cap.
tain at the mine.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-07
VIII Explore North Country.

! 1t is understood that considerable
exploratory work in the section to
the north of Virginia is planned for
the coming season, and many who
are acquainted with the section be-
tlieve the work will be rewarded.
Float ore ia found in many places,
while bog, ore is also found to the
north of the range. In addition to
iron indications there also exist in.
|dications of copper and other min
erals, in search of which consider.
|ble work has been done during the
past two years. -.
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Ne9auaee lcoa Co. Wins Bio, Fiqht.

On the ground that no federal
questions was involved, hence that it
was Observation-Disclosures United
States supreme court l1asfiIed a de.
cision in favoreof the defendant in
the celebrated case of the Cleveland
Cliffs company vs.: the Negaunee
Iron company. The suit has been
ia court five years, and involves
mining property:at Negaunee worth
millions. The litigation was insti=
tuted to compel, the Negaunee COM
pauy, otherwise the Breitung estate
ofsMarquette, to reeognizesa ninety
nine year lease granted many years
ago to the Pioneer Iron CO.. cor:
poration taken over by the Cleve-
land Cliffs company, but in both
tife circuit and state supreme courts
the lease has been held invalid.
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Commodore Trouble Adiusted.,

Trouble with workmen at the
Commodore, the local property of
ICorrigan, Mckinney & Co., caused
q cessation of underground work at
the property for several days the
past week, but existing differences
were adjusted and the mine again
became a busy scene yesterday.
!. Shipments from the mine also
commenced yesterday, the ore 90
ing to the A1louez docks via the
Great Northern. sl@s .:-. ..- f."@..7 =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-07

The Croxton mine, in the Bull
district, one of the string of Mesaba
mines controlled by Jos. Sellwood,
was reopened the first of the week.
|aRfinitial force of about one hun.
ldred mea being put to work. The
Groxton is an underground propo-
ssitioo, first opened in 1902 but was
tnfaered ameng the Idle mines of
the range last season. ..ss5
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-07
mslter Be;sq Oeveloped.

! The Miller mine of the LaBelle
Iron Cor, at Aurora, is. hoisting
from 2j0 to- 400 toms per day, and is
being developed underground SO
that a large output may be had at
any time demanded. About go men
are at present employed at the
mine, but this force will be in
creased with the opening of the
season: Supt J. w. Lang, in charge
Of work at the property, says ship:
ments will commence this week.
fhe property iss we'll equipped,
and additional machinery ist being
Installed as needed. =: --:->-..@z><... :>..@><.
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PETITION C0uRI FOR REcElvIR.
John Wsisvv;sh 1t IS vkaated IL chssee
Of Drake Il Stratum pAffains.z r.

( -: Os~UTUNO q EOF 0ttUsts sAts0JJ
E John G. Williams, counsel for E.
|B: Hawkins and others IN theirsuit
against the Drake & Stra tton co1ns
[spany, organized in West Virginia,
Dec. 2o 1894, witl1a capital stock Of
$4,000 which was afterward in
creased to $EOo00o0, has applied to
the district court for the appoint.
meut of Jonathan Wainwright as
receiver: He is now in charge Of
the business, and the petition adds
he is the best man available to take
charge of it's affairs. *.-s ~ i ,-:... I, :.
The petition recites in the sub.
mitted records of the action in the
court of common pleas of Philadel.
|phia, January4, 1905, that at meet
ing of the board of directors of the
company December 8, 1904, it was
resolved that after December 81 the
Drake & Stratton company surren-
der it's charter to the state of West
Virginia and discontinue business
sas corporation, also that Mr..
Wainwright was appointed an
cilliary receiver. <
+. After showing that the company
has valuable contracts with the
Oiiver Iron Mining company for
stripping the surface from the
Leonard, Fayal, Morris, Sharon and
Stevenson mines it is cited the
|company's liabilities are 2O4O, ,331 81.
(Its assets are placed at $2,358, ,854.35,
leaving a balance of $31s, ,532.45.
The only way to prevent losses to
the corporation and to the stock.
holders is to- appoint a receiver, it
'is declared, and the court is. asked
to appoint only such a person as is
thoroughly acquainted with the
defendant company's business, and
! the persons and corporations with
which it has contracts in Mime
tseta, and that the best person is
Jonathan Wainwright. ~:
The stockholders in the concern
Fare: +. B. Hawkins, 1896 shares;
George T. Richards, 1895 shares;
James Doig, 10o;. John O'Connor,
1884, Jonathan Wainwright, 221; r.
Kelly, 1918, and T.. H.. Given and
[H; H;MalksT. lI.a9a5 each
onat han aInrwsTTiight9 Iaesll
dent, of the company, the directors
being Messrs Wainwright, Kelly,
". Richards, Doig and O'Connor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-04-07
eea.xsy Wat Beslsesteds at Bevey,

6eeeaaxsy Wal Be- koeafed at. Bovey.
JIG is announced that John G.
Greenw8y, who has been stationed
at Ishpeming, will shortly be, plac-
edfn charge of the work Of the, Oil
yer consPanyt at Bosey, on the west
end. Mr.. Greenway is=one Of the
youngest mining superintendents
ia the employ Of the Oliver cum
paay buf has. attained his position
a qaaity entitled to rec
ognition by all enaployers. sz.z5 i 1
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muNCe 1RANSAC IT'S MUCH, BUSINESS.
The -. At!oathly heetise Of the
{ City - a Iateeestiou .Sessioa. s.

81 my - % Interesting Session. .
The eleeting of the city council
on Eilesday evening was not de-
void interest, either to the mem
'bers the body Or to any at
tendarts, the council having before
itzmaiiy items Of interest, the more
important. one being the: discus
sion of the proposed Carnegie
!; Libra I ~ and the action taken to-
ward restraining the council and
Library Board from further action
in the nnatter until after the hear
ing in diatrict court tomorrow, at
least. 81 ..s- -.=: ~ = =, =.
=: While by the terms of the. in.
Junction, in which Alderman -Cof-
fey is tanned ae complaining: wit,
ness, the council was enioined from
further action, Mayor Fay took: oc>
casioas express himself on the
proposition, detailing the actions
of the council to- date, and Judge
John M Martin, who appears as.at-
torney4n behalf Of the petitioners
in the h1junetion proceedings quot
ed and read law applying to the
proportion. 5:.. - - -.
i One point made by Judge Martin.
was tllF fact that under the present
assessSd valuation Of the city the
appro1 1riation Of 81 900 per year was
$l1617 biore than would aeerue from:
a two Mill levy,but Mayor Fay; very
quickly signified his Willingness to
personally contribute this sum an
nt1all lysunti ] the assessed valuation
Of the Sity should reach the half
rnillioia mark. --...s :. -. "
A letter from Mayor Fay asking
that .thh council: take action to re-
woke The liquor licenses of J. !.
sheltry and Mike spellacy was read
and:uHpn motion the clerk was in
structS TO notify the persons lam
ed to 81 present at the next regular
;meetiIig, to show cause why this
.demard should not be complied
with. T.. H. - =
A petition from the Duluth Brew
ing & Aalting Co. asking a permit
for theerection Of a third story to
the H,fnter Hotel BLOCK, to be con
kk,ast steel IatIa. and een1ent,
ahd TslerTsd To- the c;iy'af.
storney who will correspond with
the architect and. insurance com
missioner relative thereto and re-
port later: ........ =. -s.. +.
e. Christofferson drew the street
commissioner prize by aZmajority
vote, and entered upon his duties
the. following morning.. '->~-