The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-25

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,.,.nt to call mass meeting OF
s,t,,eus was held at the opera
y ~. Wednesday evening and named
|, '' sIty ticket for the coming election
~ LARGE crowd was present and con-
.,'.,,s interest manifested, but, as
''' ,.10la. the meeting was entirely
harmonious.
N. meeting was called to order by
!. Mayor Thomas E. Kelley, who
!. ,sv brief words explained the
49,. of the meeting, after which
,,otsusut Governor Sleeves was
,,,..n chairman by reclamation, who
MN assuming the office, delivered a
lsOrt but we'll directed speech which
=, frequently punctuated with APP
psuse.
9 ". Luck followed with few
explanatory remarks.
! + Harris was chosen temporary
secretary
IjuOu motion the chair appointed
4 Harris, ] B. Coakley, t. &.
Eslly, Willoughby Adams and Ed
H,rUsr as committee on resolutions,
md recess was then taken to allow
be committee to prepare its report.
The following resolutions were then
had and unanimously adopted:
b It resolved by the ax-payers and
iHnus Of the city of Weiser in macs
sssinE assembled: First: That,
b.sas IT is now approaching the time
hen corps Of officers must be elect
to administer the affairs of the
Eb Of Weiser for the ensuing two
ears, 1t is the duty of all good citi-
Hni TO Gee to it that only those men
ball be elected to the various offices
b Be filled at the city election to be
hsd in this city on the first Tuesday
april who will best administer the
fairs Of the city in an economical
nd business-like manner.
Second: We believe that in select
% those officers only those men
hould be considered whose probity,
ponlity and business qualifications
n unquestioned. -
Third: We believe in the main
slance Of law and order, in the cul-
Vailon and advancement of the
p0nl, religious and educational in
sls's Of the city, we believe in en-
acng the anti-gambling law as we'll
all laws on our statute books.
FOURTH We are unalterably OPP
'sd to the sale of he city's water
"a light plant. We believe that
no ouslness-like management OF
10 plant, with a close attention tc
vans and savings, the said plant
Oe made to run on a paying
''A' ano at the same time furnish
a'l and light to the inhabitants
~s city at a minimum cost tc
lu We are in favor of the city
-'us al meters and requiring pat
I ., the water and light plant &c
'niy Tor water and light used b,
s1' also all streets and other liSht,
" 'ne city to be placed on me
!, ns same as individuals.
we are in favor of sucl
~ ''sments being made in th,
sa'sr system as will insur,
s. wafer to patrons at all times.
,s ms'D'A' We are in favor of inn.
M ,' J. our streets and building side
M, y VI, such an extent as the city.
!, 1sa' That the name of tn,
s snlcn shall be selected at tbi,
a'.r ss.lng shall be the Bushes
s.to'' :, We do hereby pledge tb,
s,s., ~ The city of Weiser that 4,
ssls. n S"ss see ct to place the can
b. a sa,.g upon this ticket. 1,
.,s : SAID election. they will eaoI
\ q ', s'l' Of them endeayor TO th
sftA.' l NJ, ability to carry int,
'oIstIa H. '''isr and spirit Of Ties
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W. 1 cs@.., Ihos, ., Kelley, y
p'n~'ttee,
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M. ..' ~ ''''r Which the folIos
U,q', y 10 sailed the 'isusins.
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