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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
BURN DOWN Old HOUSE

A tuo-story frame building At is1s
Borea vas on Tuesday morning
torn down by order Of the board
OF health on the ground that the
structure Was not Ia a sanitary con
dltion and a menace to the Eenefal
htalth 81 the public sanitary In
apectur 6. FraAch aud f'irn Chief
Latham superintendent the burning
NJ tho building 10 prevent the flames
from spreading.
The house vas owned by w I.en.
ter and was us~d BY = gang % men
and boys for niEhtiy earuneAls. Tho
place had long been abandoned a.
= permanent residence
Another structure. AZ iD0sit
Seventh. o~ncd BY the FtFrt prrshy-
fofian church. has also been ordered
removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
F0RGERll

On n charge of forgery. Harry
Doyle. alias Joe Doyle. alias Harry
Sinclair. was arrested In this city
by the police on Tuesday. Doyle ia
alleged to have committed the for
gerry in Astoria, Ore Sheriff Thos.
Llnnville. OF Clatsop county. will
leave today with extradltion papers
10 secure the prisoner.
Doyle has becn a fugitive from
justice since April IS He is said to
have been Working for the Seattle
Electric company while la this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
Fatied Calf for
stub" Baker

County Commissioner G II. Baker
has killed the fatted calf. and tho
feast IL on In the Baker househhid
tn honor Of q son returned The
fmtted calf. however. according to
the commissioner. being in proper
ton 20 hts sons protiEality. Is only
setting hen. tho breaking up uf
whose habit Of settling upan a door
knob II viewed by the Baker fam
lily as another bird killed with the
same stone
The prodlEai. young eEddis' OF
Tub Baker. As he t. Familiarity
known % his friends bscanse % his
avoirdapoia. is lust back ftom the
fair at Portland. where he has been
experimenting King eountY's ex-
hlhits-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
BIG FIRE IN
PORTLAND

PORTLAND. oCt. IA fire on
Tuesday night destroyed the cntife
block u buildings bounded b. saim.
on. Taylor and Front strreta and
the Willamette river. The damage
Is estimated at $1,000.
The fire started IN the basement
OF the New Era Paint a oil com
pany. from spontaneous combustion.
The Insurance equals about une-hRlf
the amount ~ damage
The hsavteHt losers are. g. VI.
LILLY, owner Of the buildings and 9.
II. Lilly Grain & Seed company.
tas 900. Nsw Era Pain 4 OH com
pany. $1,000. Timms. Crses a Co.
paints aud oil. $4,000. W. G. Hoi-
man. farm implements. 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
TRAMPS ARE
HERE A.PlENTY

Since October I the police have
"pinched" 40 victims. Times must
be hard. remarked a police officer.
after scanning the record. sOf
these. % men are broke"
Fifty per cent Of those arrested
were poverty stricken. Some had
knives and one had watch.
Tho police say that there are an
unusual number Of tFamps in the
city. but they intend 10 give them
work on the chain gang. II they In.
Hist on ldling their time away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
Cooperative Plan

s 4 new store has opened up at
Ilis Third avenue. conducted b. the
Producers and Consumers assDcia o
ton. The store In run on the CO.
operative plan and IL en-
dsrsed by the Western Cen
fraI Labor union. Mr.. q. =.
Kiuubnii II ia charge and when seen
BY the writer reported "A fine BUSH
hess and that everything was NOV
fnE alouR smoothly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

which Is considered fair market
price Eyergfeeua will bring 10
cents moro "A crate this season Dian
last
PORT TOWNSEND clerks will
have almost every night Off from
now on, az the q o'clock closing or
dor went into efftct Tuesday even
ing and the majority h the mcr-
chants closed ~ that hour A mum
hor. however. have refused to com
ply with the demands Of the clerks.
and trouble iH expected All Of the
groceries except one were closed 81
6 o'clock. and with the exception
Of few families who had tu eat
the remnants Of the MONDAY meal
because the purchase Of supplies for
the evening meal was put off until
the last minute. everybody fl con
teote0 vita the new order Of things.
FIRE LAST SUNDAY destroyed
the wife aud baby Of Indian Tom 4"
living on San Juan island. near
Nottingham. aud So seriously burned
tho husband and fnther that Il II
thought he will die. The origin Of
the blaze which consumed the home
81 the family Is unknown
v. II ROLLINS a SONS. 81 chi
eAEn. on Tuesday bought for $40 f20
the $40 Geo issue Of county funding
bonds offered for sale hy the county
commissioners OF CiHiiam county.
The bonds are 20=year gold bonds.
bearing - per cent interest with a
to-yrnr option 60 the county.
PIERCE COUNTY agricultural
exhibits a. the North Yakima fair
looked good on Tuesday to James
J. Hilt aud party. who visited the
fair. aud took especial Interest In
the farming products. The attend
ance At the fair ia exceptionally
good Senators ABksnY and Piles.
Who visited the fair Tuesday. we're
rendered a banquet la the evening
Of the same day.
W " FESTOS 81 North Yaki=
ma. was awarded the contract for
building the new court houas for
Yakima county The contract price
Is 81 900 The plumbing for the
new structure viii BE done BY the
Mckee Hardware company. Of North
Yakima fnr ~ Tgf
PASSENGERS ON an iutcrnrban
car from Tacoma 20 Seattle Tues
day. saw the body o. a dsad man
floating on the water Deputy
Coroner c & MellinEer. Of Tacoma.
vas notified and a search for the
body was made. which proved un=
successful The man was clad IN n
RAD MONEY Is being circulated
NJ Tacoma. and Tuesday several Of
the merchants reported 10 the police
that they we're In possession Of q
number 81 bogus 81 coins. There
are no clewa AS 10 the Identity OF
abe showers q
si PRISON PHYSICIAN Bt.AfOe.k.
of the state penitsuliary Al Walla
Waila. was thrown out Of the office
of Warden kees. 81 the Institution.
Tuesday morning. because the for
mer refused 10 resign. An attempt
tn fx the blame for recent cpl
demlc of typhoid fever az the
prison II said TO be the cause OF
The enmitv between the tao men.
Ksea appointed Dr. ] G Mack. 81
WaIia waIln. 10 succeed nlalock
PuYAiI.rP VALLEYS own fair
Il ON today with vim and a vigor
that looks good Tor the success OF
the nhow The rain didn't have
much effect in keeping people away.
and all day Tuesday long trains OF
wagons bearing exhibits we're max
Ing their way 10 the fair The
stock show Is particularly fine. EH-
ruraion rates 10 the fair are now IN
force on the Northern Pacific and
BY at Indications an enormous
crowd will travel fairward the next
fssM HaVa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
n. Y. Life License
Revoked In Nevada

with the Nevada insurance commis-
sioncx lie said he proposes to bring
the matter to the attention OF the
attorney general OF Nevada Mccall
was asked TO briefly state the be-
ginning IN this country 81 state su-
pcrvisiou of Insurance. and said Il
originated In Maasae huHetfs In the
early fifties.
Prssldent Mccall said he expected
during the first five mentha Of each
year To be harra&sed by ali kinds OF
1lils In every state Ia the union.
iIc said many we're introduced ny
Hseu with high purposes. but de-
eiared that fhree-fourths we're for
purposes OF biackmalL
Mekoea. Hughes assistant. who
aldsa IN the EXAMINATIONS today
asked MeCaH n. when the eoutri-
button was made to the republican
campaign fund. a promise OF pledge
vas given directly or Indirectly that
the republican administration would
further federal supervision. Mccall
denied this. Hughes then condurt-
I'd the examination on ire subject
Of campaign contributions Witness
said he did not know positively that
contributions wcrs made bot pre-
suuted they had bceh He did not
know they we're not recorded IN the
books.
A statement was produced show
tuw That the rousranY. from June I.
lsdo. - August 5. 1895. paid nearly
hsif million 20 Andrew Hamilton.
IN addition to over st.ieo.aaa. foe le-
sal services. under Hamiitoua d.
rection. Mccall said fhe bureau
Vas establishes under Hamilton 10
look after legislative matters In
various Htntea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

CARSON. New. Oct t--Ssate
cosnptfoIIeg aud Insurance Commits
sloner $. I. Davis yesterday revoked
ths license of the New York Life In
saranee company IN this state. A
Telegram Vas sent - John Mccall
stAtfnE that for 50 long a period
a. Mccall and George Perkins
should retail offices 81 trust In the
eontpany M lircnse for Nevada
wuuiIf D. rrVuked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

n CINCINNATI. Oct Arguments
Tor aud against an appeal for a new
trial for Mrs. Cassie Chadwick were
resumed In the United States cir
cult court Of appeals this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4.-Ths
United Daughters Of the confeder-
acy held a business session this
morning. Mayor Sehmitz welcomed
the delegates on behalf Of the city.
They took luncheon at the Palace
hotel This afternoon q trip 20 MI.
Tamaipais viii be taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

ALBANY. y. v. oct. t--wtiIism
Hepburn Russell has written let
&feF 10 Attorney General Mayer ask
Ing permission 20 bring suit. on be-
haif of rplicy holders. against the
offlcera of the New York Life In
Surance company for the restitution
OF moneys contributed 10 campaign
funds he declares that the only
remessy the policyhoidrrs have L. 10
bring eiyil aetipn for the misuse OF
fandz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04
INcILmAN rHINKs

q COUNCILMAN ttfNhH
. WELL OF THIS HEN n
. Councilman Burnett believes y
D that be has the prettiest and n
h most arfsiocratic puilef in the n
y world. and that he viii prove n
q e. az the Portland exposition n
Comfortably fitted out In a y
n gilt edged box that will serve b
= az lis temporary quarters. the 4
= puIiet started out "Wednesday 4
a morning for the Oregon city. =
q where she will be placed On .
d exhibition at the poultry show. 4
h She is Of the Rhode Island 4
d Red variety. and a native Of 4
q this state. although her blue 4
D biuoded ancestors were import 4
q ed from the east. The council 4
. man himself raised the ariist0- 4
q cratic fowl In the most Eeuteet 4
d manner. and he is positive that 4
n her form and manners will 4
q captivate the exposition Judge. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Joshua Green on Wednesday filed
with the building inspector plans TOR
the first four stories Of the SIX.
story building which be IL 20 erect
AZ the south vest corner of Fourth
and Pike. The estimated cost OF the
four stories IL $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

MANY eoUHcLmEa ARE IN FOR GOOD DOSE
FEAT At The NEXT ELECTION. ACCORDING TO THE LAT.
est POLITICAL DOPE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Mrs Eva Williams announces the
death Of har son. Carl Carr. who
81 ur T. phofa fever on October 2
~. Agr - years. Was born At
Hsni>nt1ani. VIA F'unsrai was held
<tohef 4 AZ Beiisxie~. Wash. he
49, mother. he leaves three
fotherz and f0ur sisters 20 mourn
~. WI1ihIn. james. Ray. Ruth and
&l1r Carr. Mrs. W. n. Lee and Mrs
In<N54nh go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Indian Mary. the Siwash 4
. sauaW who sells work baskets 4
. and other Indian eurioaities 4
= on ths street corners. has Aaksd 4
q for a writ Of habeas corpus % 4
q secure possession Of her son 4
. Johnny. who ia said To- be IN 4
d Alaska and adopted by the 4
= Metiakahtias Mary's suit Is 4
q against the Washington Chil- 4
= dren's Home society. which 4
y undertook TO take care OF tho 4
a child and disposed Of u 20 tho 4
a Northern Indian tribe. 4
n The hearing on the writ will 4
h take place before Judge Frazier 4
= on Thursday. 4
4 A A 4 a a 4 h 4 a 4 4 A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

NEW YORK. Oct. f.--John A..
Mccall was a witness today before
= legislative Insurance invesfiga-
ssnn eommlttee. Before the meeting
Mccall said he would take Issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

beforo he started out for me train
..hnt 4 hn tried 70 got amax h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

The yacht carries Is men and sew
efai thousand rifles, with ammuni =
tion. are said % be On board II j.
rutnnr~d that the enterprise has the
backing % the British Government,
Baron De t'ureHt IL a peer 81 The
Austrian empire ind a naturaiiHaf
British subject. as NclI as an Officer
In the English army He married
his beautiful English Wifs last yea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

~ uuyesh % SO. sssftssss.,'ss a. -
stated emphatically Friday that Inv
mayor had insured them less than
F -. .e. thai fhofr mQefluRe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

IAN1ss PRICES MUST AP-
PEAL TO you. WE SOLICIT
I&FESTfGATtON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-04

Sficd in issuing , 80 yne ,
Tki truth s-hag AZ He was
Nnlsneted up BY lis ahlpmatc. old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12
ORIENTAL BLOW OUT.
Local Shriners Preparing for Big Dem
onstration in October.

The Shriuers arc preparing for an
oriental blow out IN October which VIII
have skinned a mile every MoslemiS
function held since Islam was cult IN
the ecclesiastical ornament
Green turbaus which can only be woru
by dovotees Of the prophet who have
made q pilgrimage to Mecca, win be
seen IN abundance, and bunouses,
slelgh-toed slippers, yahtaghans, with
robes blessed by Mahomct himself
will be displayed galore, All tho
wealth of Indus and OF Ina will be
put under tribute 10 make Of the racket
a searChlght success, and 'Thcn Grand
Pasha lll Ahmed Haroun Al RasChll
Marriott does che hot foot stunt with
the bell and Koran on the Minaret bal
cony and calls the faithful to prayer,
all Salt Lake will stand and admire.
Grand shiek Schramm and a bunch OF
wild Arabs and Bedouins from the
plains of Mamre and Mesopotamia win
adorn the occasion with their presence,
and Shah Greenewald, fresh from the
court OF the Modes and Persians, with
a paralyzing retinue Of retaiuers, as
trologers. Magl and soothsayers, Is
down on the bills for speech In Chaldee
Other attractions are being sent for
from Numida, Armenia the Caucasus,
and the regions beyond the Tigris and
the Euphrates. For further particulars
read the Jerusalem and Constantinople
newspapers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12
BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co.
Developlns, FlnIsblng, 81 e. Third Sc
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
Its Different Phases Discussed at Liber.
" Stake Union Meeting

The sunday School union meeting Of
Liberty stake was held las; evening On
Nhc Second ward meetinghousa A
fairly good attendance was present, the
stake board aud an the wards being
represented. 4 noticeable feature of
the session was the spirit OF renewed
interest and enthusiasm, which seemed
10 an each department ana which aug
urs well for the work OF the coming
winter The singing practise, conduct
ed by stake Chorister Edward T.. Pike,
consisted W THE star Spangled Ban
ner,' pleasing departure from our
regular sunday school hymns
The subjects taken up by the reSpec-
tive departments were as follows.
Superintendent orderly and sys-
tematic method of administering the
Sacrament IN Sunday schools ana the
recognition and training Of the Dea-
cons ln this work
Secretaries Reports from secretaries
of the different sunday schools were
received. and "a record made Of changes
In the corps NJ officers and teachers In
the various schools
Chorlsters interesting and IN
formal discussion on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF giving more attention TO the urac.
tlsc Of our national songs In the sun
DAY schools
Theological Discussion Of spiritual
gifts with special reference TO culti-
waiting the gifts We have a right 10 en-
Joy.
Second utermedilte-Class formulat.
ed on outline of lesson 81.
First intermediate Sunday Loaf.
ing" by sister Bertha Irvine. Third
ward; the subject was then discussed
by the class. Sister Maggie Hun OF
the Ensign stake board was present
and gave some excellent advice TO those
present
Prlmary--DlscussIon OF lessons. circle
talk. fast-day stories, experiences OF
teachers etc
Kindergarten-story OF the prodlgal
son fast day outline and suggestions.
SUGGESTIONS for interesting parents In
kindergarten work
The meeting was favored with the
presence Of Elder and sister Maggie
Hull, members OF the Ensign stake,
each Of whom spoke for a short time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12
PERSONALS

George s. Nickum is now q resident
az Los Angeles.
Fred Beesley has gone TO New York
| to study piano tuning
| u. s. Senator sutherland has returned
! from business trip TO Price,
Reual Halloran and Miss Mary Hat
! loran left today for Noue Dame, md
20 attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs Juuus r. Wells and
Miss Wells are at Brethow Woods a
New Hampshire summer resort.
Cashier Z. A. Smith OF the Descret
Savings bank, has returned from "a
weeks absence iu Kansas city
Mrs, l.. T.. Bailey, q national organ
TIER Of the W. G, o. IT, win be in this
city this week ON a lecturing tour
Miss Alice Footc returned today TO
Chamhorsberg, Pa Co complete her
course Of study az Wilson college.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Miclstrup and
turned from au extended trip In the
cast
7. r., TAngford, Jr,. Lester Langford,
and the Misses Nellie and stella Lang
ford have gone ON two weeks trip 90
Los Angeles.
Colonel clayton has returned from %
pleasant two weeks outing az FAN
River Meadows, feeling much better
for the trip
Rev Dr. i. W Cronkhtc Of Bassieu,
Burmah, a Baptist missionary IN that
..t HfI
Rev u. A, Brown.
The city was full Of G. a. x. visitors
en- route west 10 the coast They spent
the day sight seeing and attended SER
vices in the Tabernacle
Fred A, Hale, Jr. has entered stan
ford university with quite "a number
of marks for advanced standing IN his
favor Mir Hale Is a graduate OF the
sali Lake High school
Miss Margaret *. Moore, who for tho
last three years has taught iu the
BlacKnton university Of Illinois, has
removed To- this city, where she rs now
instructor Bon Germ1n and Latin 900 the
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute.
George T.. Merrill lshl Portland and
Seattle buying lumber Wleks In anti
CipatIou Of O. sNn rise iu prices ir The
immediate future. LumbewB0 look for
tremendous impetus 60 ho given to-
the trade this fam ON account ~ the
closing Of the war BOO the orient,
James A. Taggart. secretary OF the
police commission Oi Buffalo, n. Y, IS
iu Salt Lake looking over the city be-
fore returning east from the O.. 4. r.
eucampmcnt Col. T. NJ. Fisher chi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12

Big Cottonwood canyon, which the
company transfers 10 the city 10 be
used IN connection with the water sys-
tenn, Wells Introduced resolution
providing for the acceptance OF the
deeds, upon tho filing of bond by
the company I'm the sum Of 81 GOO to
guarantee the release OF five acres OF
The ground from mortgage within 50
days, The mortgage Is held By the
Bowling Green Trust company, and Is
for }l0,00O,0Oo L. includes large
amount Of other property belonging To
the company. The resolution by Wells
WAS adopted.
Vpon request Of city Engineer Ritter
the $4,000 appropriated for the pur-
chase of rights of way for the Big
Cottonwood conduit was transferred TO
the mayors contingent fund as a mat
te" Of convenience,
To CHECK LAND GRABBERs.
Mayor Morris recommended that
some action be taken 10 prevent the
approval Of certain applications for
reservoir sites in Big Cottonwood cam
yo1 within the cltys proposed water
shed, and within the Salt Lake forest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12
Furlous Fiahtina

For seven years" writes Geo. W.
Hoffman Of Harper Wash, II had a
bitter battle, with chronic stomach and
liver trouble, but at last I won, and
cured my disease by the use OF Elec-
trio Bitters. l unhesitatIngly recon-
mend them to all, and don't intend in
the future to be without them IN the
house They are certainly o wonderful
medicine 70 have cured such bad
case as mine" Sold under guarantee
10 do the same for you, by z. c. b. l,
Drug Dept. at 50 cents a bottle. Try
them today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12

per day at the rate Of 3ia cents per
600 gallons The proposition was re-
feTed to the special water committee,
The following resolution by Black
was referred to the special water CONF
mittee with instructions to report next
Monday night.
Whereas, salt Lake city has paid
more than $4,000 10 various owners
OF land carrying Big Cottonwood water
rights. and therefore be 1t
Resolved That the mayor and city
engineer transmit TO this council. for
rs guidance Ia further water transact
tons the name Of each party iespec-
lively to whom this money was paid.
and what particular lands, describing
scme by metes and bounds"
TO EXTEND CITY LIMITS
A petition was received from l.. D.
Keyes and lG other residents n the
district asking that the city limits on
the south be extended 10 Eleventh
South street between State and Fifth
East streets. The matter was referred
10 The committe on municipal laws with
the city attorney associated
W. 4. Lee. attorney Tor the Rudolph
S. Blome company submitted "a petit
ton asking that the council pay the
balance Of 81 100 due the company for
sidewalk extensions last year The
balance is held up by the council 60
cover the expense of repairing and rec
placing the defective walks. The pee
tition stated that unless the balance Us
paid he viii take steps TO enforce l's
payment The city attorney viii look
into the matter,
WORK MUST BE PUSHED.
Uaueneten introduced a resolution,
which was adopted nstyucung the
board OF public works 90 order all side
walk, sewer and water main extensions,
now ordered by the council completed
AT the earliest possible date consistent
with good workmanship.
John 7. Cah1on asked the council
10 pay the forfeit of $500 because Of
IT'S failure to take mp the option ON the
Spring Greek water according to am
agreement between Margaret Miller
and others aud the city on Aug, a.
1904 The option expired ON Sept j.
1905 The matter was referred TO the
special water committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
(Do you REMEmBERO

Jean Claude Banquet the wond-famoi
Rev. Andrew D. IN by man
named White, who clipping with tho daughter
The list Ross
the British commander killed, a one
veteran James Norfod banquet
0yo others O the old were alive.
TEN YEARS Today
The British Yacht Vekyre merely the line Makcy
but
tho former boat refused his
FIVE YEARS TODAY
the by
robbar rom the
The latest placed
Der of dead Al 5000
Hon Charles Warren Fairbanks
dressed n Republican "a
John FARMLAND Alabama
e Of fever,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-12
REPORTS ADOPTED.

,..as report Of the special water COM
G..'se pproprIating $1,000 for Develop
o Us .Ah water supply in Emigration
,,o.soA was adopted by O unanimous
~ AFTER considerable discussion and
80 E. FIeaee had attempted to have n
v,s,ItA back % the committee. Wood
tb,.".el some Information concerning
,o,. nature Of the development WORK
contemplated, and asked number NJ
W. ,.'... or the city engineer. While
~ . .l. was being discussed between
,s W., sNo Wood claimed that he did moi
80 talr treatment from soma ~
tn... olhellmen and that one of his
oro 5"5 was met with a sneer from
,on VI tna members He declared a,
,ig.. 7h angry voice that he Mad T,
100 a9k questions without heinz
nes,, ~ az and he asked to have his
rtsi- q. a. j., Davis who was IN the
cI.ms, .ne Time, stated that the conn
Az would certainly be nrotccto6
ors -SNel what had been done NJ
Of ~ o'Il'eered to disclose the ldentity
med. councilman who sneered so tbs
or ~. closed, and at the cobclusinn
The cs.l.egr Rlter's talk. the report n;
committee was adopted p''' u
DEEDS ACCEPTED.
u, Cqu1sel IL Grand Young for -.
bt,as L!bat q Railway comnanv s,, H'
and 80 W me council the abstTact aseS.
'e3ahees to the property in