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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-05-05
NORFOLK RouTE-

steamer will leave Tsppshannock, weather
permi,t.InS: Friday atS p. M. for Norfolk.
m. aturdsy for Tappahennock. stoppinp n
all points. ~
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-05-05
Steamer owen billiard.

O. Mail and passengers to and from Whit
stone, Irvington, Weems, Mil.enbeck
SMerry Point and Urbana, daily Except
Sunday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-05-05
eCHEDULE:

Leave-WhiteS Stone, a. m; Irwin pton
7.45; Weems, 8.15; Millenbeck. 8: merry
Point, $50; arrive Urbana, Il. so a. m.
Leave--Urbans, 2 p. m; Mi ienbeck. r
Merry Point, S.SGWeem 4.30; Iryington
5 arrive White Stone, 6 D. m.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-05-05
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Ge Baltimore, Fred
kR&5EZn ericksburg, Nor
S@.ssr-zS folk and Kappa
hammock River Rn,.fas
hammock River Routes.

spring Schedule, in eject March ~ ICES.
steamers will leave Baltimore. Pier LIGHT
stree. weather permitting at i:sO %. IN. ON
Tues day and Friday for the folloSyIpo noinSs.
Mest'anc. North Eud. Mill Creek White
stone. lrviDgtOr. Neems. MiilnpbecL Mere
fOint, otto man. Morsns. Burhan's Urbanns
MODaskon, Water Vie " healton's Paw Psrt'
Shsrps. Bowler's. Wares, WelIfor,i,s Tan ~,
heDnock. Nay lor's Hole, Blandfield. Carter,s
Ls'y TONS. LcedStOWn. saunders. Wifmont
Gtt enlaws, Port ROYAL. Port Conway Uav
MDurt, Hop Yard, Ratcline's. and freder-
Returning, steamer will leave Fredericks-
onsg: tide and weather permitting. Monday
anu nufeuaN at $50 p m. stopping at all
LanuInes 70 eec stOwn; leave LeedstoWn Tues
osS ano FRIDAY al :. a. NJ. TsppsbanDock a.
To-, s1oPp'ng NJ all PORTS except wharyes in
nesday and Saturday.
steamer wi leave Baltimore Pier IJpht
StIeet, wesiner permitting, at 4:30 ID. m. We'd
NJ Gay sn4 thursday. stopping at westland.
ton. Weems. MilleDbeck Merry Point odS6-
man 8. horaus. Burhans, Urhanna No
DaskOn. water View. Whe0lton,s Sharn,s
bowlers, wares. Welltord's. Tappnnannock'
Steamer from Baltimore on 1IIesdav and
banna Creek. III "
steamer from Baltimore on "Wednesday does
not stop at lrvington, Weems. Milienheck
Merry Point. Ottoman, Moran's, Iiowler,s
wsles ana "eilford's on way TO Tappahan-
=, steamers will leave Tappnhannock Monday
wednesday and THURSDAY at a. m, stOppinc
~ MI points nelow. except Bay Port arrf Wins
at altifnore Tuesday. Thursday and Friosv
steamer leaving 1appahannock on wednes-
river. NN'Nina"
Freight received at baltimore until an. m
on sailing days. W ''
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-05-05
STEAMER c. RoLINE.

, BegininR Monday. March 9th, 1905. Steamer
caroline, carry ing the U. s. Mail, will leave
Iroanna every Monday. Wednesday and FRI
nsy AT biD a. m. Tor fredericksburg and alI
IN 81 Sftne dlate wharves. leaving Tappahannock
~ ~ a. M and arrive at Fredericksburg about
op IN. ltetuTnlnR. will leave FredericksburR
at II a. M Tuesday. Thursday and SafuTdav
w. ID. S(OTJ. ARI. Erederick shlIrnr w
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-05-05
WAY They Went 60 ssaoy-.


and his wife TO go to live In Seldom
Or Gomorrah? What Pompeii and
Herculaneuln We're to the ancient
Romans these vile cities were to the
inhabitants of the east Their sins
were SO vile and awful and debauch-
Ing that no public teacher OF this day
dare mention them or write them for
print. Today as you walk among the
ruins OF Pompeii you see the most re-
voting and disgusting pictures paint
ed upon the walls, which prove how
the inhabitants OF the aristocratic sub
urbs or Rome Sloried in their bestiali-
ties. Such We're the inha bitants OF
Sodom. They made no pretense to de-
eency. They not only sinned, but they
gloried in their sins. They published
those sins everywhere. They practic-
ed them openly. Yet that was the
place where Lot and his wife, with
their two daughters, deliberately de-
cided to dwell after they had left the
sweet, holy fellowship OF Abraham's
home. My brother, my sister, are your
companions today evil companions?
Are they men and women who sin and
sin openly? Are they inhabitants of
the evil cities OF the plain?
Man, how is it about that club? /
do not say all mems clubs are bad.
But some certainly are bad. Is your
GLIB made up of Christian members?
When you go there do you feel YOU
are honoring Christ? Do you ever hear
the lewd joke, the vile story, the
drunken hiccough, there? De you as
sociate there with men who are neg
iecting their homes and who are ac-
cuStomed to speak lightly of woman's
purity and the sacred nobility of moth
erhood? Wife, how is it with your as
sociates? For years you have been
struggling to get into society" What
society The society" Of Sodom or
of Nazareth? The society" of wives
and daughters who are trying to make
the world better through Christ or the
society" OF avowed worldlings? Why
did Lots wife long to associate with
the sinful Inhabitants OF the cities of
the plain? Why are you, o men and
women, struggling to associate with
people who care no more for your
Christ than for Buddha or MIohammed
or Confucius or Plato? Are your asso-
ciates today made up OF a gambling.
drinking. card playing. dancing. Sab
, 1905-10-25
Beach Council AwakenS

The members of Beach Council, No,
157, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, were rendered a
little surprise at the close of Council
meeting last Friday evening. The
younger element of the lodge have ia
ken it in their heads to show The older
members how to get out a good atten-
dance. They have formed themselves
into a social committee and on Friday
evening as the members were about to
go to their respective homes the boys
said "Wait a minute.n The members
waited, and judge of their surprise
when the boys entered and began to
set the table for II feed. The social
committee should be encouraged, and
as one of their number remarked ave
are going TO have something almost
every Friday evening, SO if you want
to spend a social evening as we'll as to
attend your Council, come out"
Beach Council meets every Friday eve
ming at Wildwood borough hall aud
visitors who happen to be on the island
will be made welcome.
, 1905-10-25
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Bernard Tronnem and Silas McWil-
liams, conducting a landscape garden
ing business under the firm name of
McWilliams q Tronnem, has been dis
solved. The business will be continued
by Bernard Tronnem. All bills due
the firm will be payable to Mr.. Tron-
mem, and all bills owed by the firm
will be paid by the undersigned.
Dated Wildwood, N. j., Oct. "a, 1905.
BERNARD TRONNEM.
, 1905-10-25
WILDWOOD CREST
Mrs. F1nkbiner ErectS First Cot
taQe on New Tract

The first house to be erected on this
tract of land nov being developed by
Baker Brothers, the founders of Wild
wood, is in course of construction and
the roof is being put on this week by
Contractors Saul q Ingersoll. The
house is situated in a clump of woods
well back toward the meadows and is
being built for Mrs. l.. G. Finkbiner,
who will also build a second cottage
near the beach for which Saul & Inger-
soil have the contract. Other houses
will be built at the Crest by b. G..
Hitchner, Henry w. Friday, William
l.. Silver, Howard X. Heritage, Thomas
s. Goslin and Elisha ID. Oakford. This
tract of land is situated below Holly
Beach and Baker Brothers are deter
mined to make it the garden spot of
Five Mile Beach. All three of the
Baker Brothers are here on the ground
constantly pushing the work with their
well-known vigor. Unless all signs
fail a city will go up on this tract as if
by magic, and will be their crowning
effort as town builders.
, 1905-10-25
Well Known Mason Dead

l.. ID. Johnson, the former well
known photographer of this place, fell
unconscious on the street in Philadel-
phia, Wednesday, October Is, 1905,
and, without regaining consciousness,
died at the Pennsylvania hospital the
nextday. The deceased was in his 74th
year. For years he resided in Vineland
and was always a public man. 1t was
often said that he was the best posted
free mason in the state. He was Past
Master of the lodge here and held all
the offices up to the Past Deputy Grand
Master of this state. During his resi-
dence here he was borough clerk, tax
assessor, census enumerator, and school
trustee. His fidelity to his trust was
always exemplary. AS school trustee
he spent most of his time at work for
the district, especially when he was
clerk. He was one of the pioneer pho
tographers. His residence was at 6100
Westminster street, Philadelphia. The
funeral was held in the Vineland Pres
byterian church on Sunday.-Vineland
Journal.
Mr.. Johnson was well known at
Wildwood. A few years ago he spent
much time here drilling the Free Ma
sons who resided on the island in the
secret work of the order, and later was
M of the leading factors in organizing
Hereford Lodge here.
, 1905-10-25
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

Mrs. Huddell, wife of the late George
IL. Huddell, was down yesterday look
ing after her property here.
Guests at the Seacrest the past week
have been Catharine A. Kennedy, w.
q. Manning, w. G. Warner, Joseph
H. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Weber,
Mrs. J. Archer and son, Dorning Walk
er, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Bosch, MI. and
Mrs. V. E. Archambault, H. McClel-
land, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G..
Welty, James ID. Winchell, Emma
and Edith Winchell, James ID. Win
chell, Jr., w. G. Greer, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Glenn, E. II. Glenn, Chas. H.
Maurer, Chas. e. Storr, M. Mathews,
Philadelphia; II. e. Turner, Durham
N. G.; John Il. Young, j., b. Thomp-
son, Daniel w. Myers, Atlantic City;
Philip P. Baker, Wildwood; Howard
l.. Stricken, julius Rauch, Holly
Beach; Chester CARL, Camden.
For Sale-36 inch Novelty heater,
nearly new. Carl l.. Siebert, Pine
n
A reading and lecture, illustrated
with ~stereopticon views of the wander
ings of the Ten Tribes of Israel, from
Babylon to Britain, under the direction
of VIM. Thomas, will be given in the
Wildwood borough hall on Thursday
evening, Nov. 10th, for the benefit of
st. Simeon's P. f. church.
Mrs. r. X. Flitcraft spent Wednes-
day of last week in Philadelphia.
New Hecker's Buckwheat and loose
buckwheat, at r. w. Ryan's Bazaar. n
Mrs. G. Stoltz was down on Sunday,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Grear.
Real Estate Agent G. H. Huppert,
of Baker Brothers, left last Thursday
morning for Bloomsbury, Pa, where
he will join his wife and spend two
weeks visiting relatives and friends in
Pennsylvania.
For Sale-Two lots in North Wild
wood, Nos. 5 and 7, block 1874, On Goth
street, three blocks from the new ocean
pier. Price, $3.50 each. Apply to E.. S.
Culver, Holly Beach, NJ.
Miss Kate M. Sutton, of Morris
county, was a visitor this week. Miss
Sutton first became interested here ten
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ID. Hoffman will
leave Wildwood in about a week for
two weeks trip to Boston and vi
entity.
, 1905-10-25
Appreciates the Birds

Being one of the very few summer
cottagers to remain in Wild wood dur
ing the autumn season it might be in
teresting to some to know the reason
why. One with a strong love for the
beautiful in nature readily answers the
question. Not alone is it the grand old
ocean, nor is it the gorgeous sunsets,
MOI the remaining wild flowers always
so tempting; but the autumn wild
birds with their sweet melodies so
pleasing to the intent listener that ere
ates the desire SO ardently. | have
coming right TO my very door almost
countless numbers of the beautiful
meadow lark with their p~laintive little
song and very o Gf l can take it
from past eXperience) | shall have the
robin, wild canary and others with
whose names | am not familiar. These
birds tarry here quite a spell before 60
ing to "A warmer climate and not one
on this beautiful island gives them
warmer welcome than the writer.
Placing this subject before you, may l
ask that the officials of the borough see
to it that the youth of the place do not
modest them with the weapon they call
the ''sling shot, of which there are
many and in action at the present time.
SUMMER CoTTAGER.
, 1905-10-25
Governor Stokes as an Orator

Governor Stokes as an orator is a
shining light. He has the happy fac
ulty from natural genius and much
practice of expressing himself happily
while facing an audience. His expe-
rience as a school man and a legislator
has given him the key to the hearts of
his fellow countrymen and it is a joy
to listen when he is on the loor.-At-
Ldntic City Union.
, 1905-10-25
Either Will Do II.
faith in man."

She has no faith in man"
Been disappointed in love, or op-
Grated on by a doctor who advertised
painless dentistryT
, 1905-10-25

Ridicule is the first and last argu-
ment of fools~Simmons.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27
MEXICO cONDADO

ferlla no entrn para NADIA eau
sas polfticus q diferencia de OPT.
MON politica, pues In ley no da
derecho sinO eu casos dOude haya
hahido delincuencia Official. Por
supuesto, es deseable que este ne
gocio Sc haga con toda impair
cialidad Y sin mezcla alguua de
preoeupaci6n 8 antipatia, por-
que solo de esa manera puede
MERCER la aprobaei6n de las per
sonas amantes de la equidad Y la
justicia. I'm honor de In adminis-
TRACTION Y ofciales Republicanos
Sc puede afirmar con tuda vera
cidad que Sc ham mostrado in
dulgentes y tolerantes hacia los
empleados de condado, Y sola-
mente en- casos de gravedad eX-
tremada han ejercido la autori-
dad que en- tales circunstancias
les concede la rey.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27
INDulTADOS BAJO PAlABRA.

La ley da derecho al goberna-
dor para indultar 4 prisioneros
de In penitenciaria concediendo-
les la libertad bajo palabra de
que haran uso de ella y no vol
veran 4 recaer en- las practicas
que causaron su condena. FL in
dulto es Conditional, pues 81 el
preso reincide, ent0nces estasule-
to & ser arrestado de nuevo y d
volver 4 la prisi6n hasta quecum-
pla ell periodic de su sentencia,
Varios plisioneros deeste genero,
algunos sentenciados porla vida,
han sido indultados por el ejecu-
two bajo esas condolences y has
ta ahora no Sc ha sabido de min
| guno que las haya infringido y
vueIto 4 la prisi0n por esa causa.
Sin embargo, u'tlmamente Sc Vlo
un case de esa naturaleza en- la
persona de Jose Quesnel deTaos,
quien estaba sentenciado q VEIN
to amos de encarcelamiento Ell la
penitenciarfa Y fu6indultado con
dicionalmente y bajo palabra dc
buen comportamiento despues dc
haber servido algo menos de selt
amos de su condena. No hace mu
cho que un Official del Territoric
fu6 enviado por 6rden del gober
nadOr Otero 4 Taos y arrestO {
Quesnel por haber violado la'
condolences del indulto, y segul
/. nos informan, ha sido puesto d.
nueyo en- la penitenciaIfa y all
permanecera hasta que expire 81
tempo. No sabemos d punto filt
c1al fue la causa y motive de 81
arrestO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27

La comisi0n del comercio entire
estados acaba de publican eli
Washington el boletin de acciden-
ties No. Is, daudo cuenta' de los
de ferrocarril ocurri-
dos durate los meses de Enero,
Febrero y Mario de 1905, EN- el
cual SC muestra que hubo veinti.
ocho pasaieros y doscientos cua-
tro emplados muertos, y 1,651
pasaieros y 2,062 empleados las
timados en- academies q trenes
durante dichos perfodos. Otros
academies 4 prsajeros Y emplea-
dos no causados por colisiones y
Observation-Disclosures, traen la lista
total dc casulidades Il 900 muer-
tos 1897 lastimados.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27
RfLtvO DE- OflClALfs DE- CONDADO.

Las legislatures de Nuevo Me
xico han decretado leyes deiinien-
do casos donde Sc puede llevar q
cabo la remoci0n de empleados
de condado elegidos por Voto po-
pular, j dando autoridad al eie-
cutivo 8 q la corte de distrito pa
IA hacer tai remocion. Baio las
ADMINISTRATORS Republicans
esta autoridad ha sido eiercida
muy rara vez y solamente en- ca
SOS Ell que las violaciones de la
ley han sido patentes 6indisputa-
bles. Aunque es cierto que un
Official electo por el pueblo esta
reyestido de un tftulo inviolable
que no puede jamas ser anulado
sino por causas legales ysufcien-
tes y por falta de cumplir sus de-
beres, sin embargo, el ejercicio de
tai poder es 4 veces indispensa.
BILE y necesario para asegurar la
buena administration y el fieI
cumplimiento delas4eyes.
La circunstancia de que tales
empleados fneran inamovibIes
traeria consigo mucho relaja
miento y abusos entire algunos de
ellos que estuvieran exentos dc
integridad y zelo por el bienestal
| p1blico. Por ESQ Sc han decreta
do las leyes arriba mencionada'
y Sc ha hecho possible y practica
BILE guitar de sus puestos q aque
Hos que sean negligentes Q falto'
en- ell cumplimiento de sus debe
res. Esta es una salyaguardii
muy necesaria y esencial ala bue
ina administration, mayorment'
cuando no da lugar q abusos 4,
arbitrariedades EN- ell poder supe
rior. En- esta autoridad asi con
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27
la ENIRADA Df la UNION.
is Cada dia mas DifiCil para los
Territories.

Segun la nueva rcgla estable
cida Ell el cougreso pasado acer-
ca de la admission decStados nue.
vos 4 la Union, es muy dificulto.
so Y casi impossible que un terri
torio pueda tener entrada 81 no
Sc presenta con calificaciones
eSpeciales Y eXtraordinarias 4
hacer su reclamo al congreso. va
no son estos los tiempos Ell que
fueron admitidos como estados
y casi sin pr6vio eXdmen Idaho,
Wyoming, Montana Y otros Gu
va population no alcanzaba ii la
cifra de 100000 almas. Ahora
Oklahoma y el Territorio Indico.
con su million y medic de habi-
tantes encuentran mucha diiicul-
tad en- obtener la entrada, V ha-
biendo eXperimentado un fracaso
Ell el congresO anterior, siguen
esforzandose para lograr meior
| fortuna en- el congreso cuyas Sc
stones Sc abrir6n Ell ell pr6Ximo
Diciembre. Con este objeto Ell
mira delegados de los dos terri
torios tuvieron recientementeuna
convention Y adoptaron resolu-
clones suplicando al congresoque
los admita 4 la Union como un
solo estado, manifestando al
mismo tempo los tftulos que
tienen 4 tai reconucimiento, en-
tire los cuales citan ell hecho de
tener una population combinada
de 100000 habitantes. Esto
es tres yeces mas queel estado de
Colorado y en- exceso de la popu-
laci0n reunida de media docena
de estados de los recien admit.
dos. Sc cree indudable que ii
congreso tomara acci0n favora-
BILE sobre la petiei0n citada y que
un nuevo estado con el nombre
de Oklahoma serd admitido 4 la
Union.
Tai es el espejo en- que debemos
mirarnos los que pretendemos
que en- la epoca presente pueda
Nuevo Mexico tener entrada en-
la Union, pues & las claras mani.
fiesta que un Territorio de POGO
mas de 100000 habitantes no
tiene la menor posibilidad de ser
admitido. Ann mas, podemos
agregar que 81 la consolidation
con Arizona fuese acceptable al
pueblo de ambos territories Sc
creeria que todavia el Congreso
estaba confriendo un gran favor
con formar un tstado de popula-
cion tan escasa comparable con
Oklahoma. Serd necesario que
haya un gran cambio Ell la OPT
ni0n prevaleciente en- Washington
6 que durante la proxina d6ca-
da Sc duplique y multiplique la
population de Nuevo Mexico y la
de Arizona para que sus preten
Clones sean admitidas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27
BaratiIlo Hasta Mayo 81.

AQul lie mencionamos algunos de nuestros Efectos
Esperamos ser favorecidos su trato.
pea Manden por ell Circular
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27
tl PODtR De La PRINSA SOBRf Ia
OPINION.

No per medic de artIeulos de-
nunciatorios Y aerimoiusOs nj
con ataques y censnras contra
personals determinadas es como
Ia prensa periodical obtiene su in-
huencia Y predominio sobre la
opinion p6blica, sino por la pre-
sentaclon de hechos y datos in-
controvertibIes eXpuestos con
unprecedented Y mesurl en- vim
dicacion de 10 que la ley ordena
y la justicia exile. III poder de la
prensa es grande cuado sc elere
por via justa, mas cuando Sc de-
dica 4 la promotion yiomento de
miras rastreras & interesadas Sc
hace despreciable y Sc convierte
en- una nulidad que no merece
atencion nj acatamleDtO. FL pue-
bio tiene sagacidad suiiciente pa-
ra conocer los movies que gulan
Ia poIitica de periodicos que go
zan de importancia y no sc deia
enganar facilmente con falseda-
des y sohsmas expuestas con ha-
bilidad y arte. Asi mismo reco-
noce donde brillan la sinceridad
y la buena f6 y muestra su adhe-
sion Y da su apoyo a peri6dicos
que no obran con h mascara dc
la hipocresia y procuran el bien-
estar de la comunidad Este es el
poder de la prensa que es apeteci-
BILE y meritorioso y Sc hace digno
de dirigir la opinion.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-07-27

Hay esplritus incr6dulos que
Green y dicen que el canal de Pa
nama no SO construria nunca por
presentar obstAculos fisicos que
nj el dinero nj la energia pueden
veneer, y tambien pol la causa
adicional de que las grandes COM
paflias de ferrocarril estan intrl-
gando en- todas direcciones para
impedir que Ell proyecto Sc realice.
Estas atirmaciones pueden tener
alg1n fundamento. pero 10 con
veniente y 10 sensato es aguar-
dar hasta que los Estados Uni
dos expenda Glen o doscientos
millones en- la emprecsa, y enton-
ces habrd coynntura paraformar
un juicio aproximado,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-13
@NWWW 2 Is


Joe N. Moore has moved his
family to Kenton, their future
home They are excellent people
and we regret their leaye-taking
Mr. Moore is conducting very sue
cessfnl grain business there.
Mr.. w. P. Cesey, agent Southern
Express Company, has returned
after weeks visit with his mother
and friends at Bells, Tenn. Dur
ing his absence e B, Council, S.
r. Caruthers and S. E. Byrn. were
left in charge of the office.
The young men of Union City are
organizing a football team, to be
made up with players from the two
schools and the best talent in the
city. Fl. O. Head, Jr., one Of the
best players and well informed
football men in this country, will
bethe manager.
Harry r. Moore, representing
the Nichols-Chicago Amusement
Co, was in the city this week for
the purpose Of making date for
his aniusements here. These shows
have some very nice press notices
and Endorsements from the people.
The electric theatre is very COM
plete and the other attractions very
extensive. The shows have signed
for Union City week of Nov. s.
Mr.. Sam Alexander announces
this week as a candidate for re-
election to the Board of Aldermen
of Union City. Mr.. Alexander has
filled the place of Alderman, now
completing his first term, and asks
to be Endorsed for the second. No
town can boast of better citizen
than Sam Alexander. He isA hard
worker. thoroughly reliable and
Union City's interests are close to
his heart. IF elected he will con-
time to give you his best efforts in
looking after the affairs of our city
governm ent.