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Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-12-02
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UNpEAIAkERs AND EMsALMERs.
62l Sixth Street. Opposite City Hall,
South Side Plaza. Colorado Phone 25s
LAS VEGAS ART SOUVENIR
). 3. MAckEL, Distributor.

Containing s6 pages including
springs ana Ga'aa Park s Of the and
vcn tree IRON all advertising the finest IVORY 40
the kind ever published in New from the
ing merchants actual SOC additional for aino
Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-12-02

3. p. o. E., Meets first and third
Monday evenings. each month, at
Knights Of Pythias Hall. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited.
B. d. BLA.K. Exalted Ruler.
+, r. BlAUVELT, Sec.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-12-02

w. G, 7. Y. meets on first Friday
OF each month at $3.50 p. m. The place
OF meeting will be announced through
the columns OF this paper Mrs. Lucy
Shank. secretary; Mrs s. c. Long,
President.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1905-12-02
Professional Directory
SOCIETIES..

T. O, O, r., Las Vegas Lodge. No. 4,
meets every Monday evening at their
hall, Sixth street, All visiting breth.
rem cordially invited to attend. Clark
NJ Moore, N, g.; Antonio Lucero,
v, g.; 7, NJ, Elwood. secretary; W.
T., Critics, treasurer; C. v. Hedgcock,
cemetery trustee.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

En- kusk / Denver vid MANN
George Schistler hade haft en-
rattegang med EN- granne vid
mann K. Fill, men forlorade den
Stamina. | ilskan narrower for.
sedde han sig den IL dennes med
EFT gevar och EFT p%atronbalte full
satt med patroner och begaf sig
till Fills hem for att utkratva
hand. Fill sag Schistler nalkas
och forsokte komma in i huset
men foil dod med hufvudet ge-
nomborradt at en- kula fran Schist-
lers gevar. Mrs Fill skyndade
till sin mans sida och mordades
pa Stamina satt af den ursinnige
S~chistler, hvilken derpa satte cid
huset, som nedbrann i grund. En-
son till makarne Fill saknas, och
Diet tros att han omkommit i Ia
gorna.
Efter fullbordadt dad begaf sig
Schistler hem och barrikaderade
Gig der. En- mangd af grannarne
samlades utanfor, men drogo sig
hufvudstupa tillbaka da kulor
fran Schistlers gevar borjade
hvissla bland dem. Polls efter-
sandes och anlande med ambu.
Jansen, j hvilken polislakaren,
poliskaptenen och tire konstaplar
befunno sig. Schistler oppnade
genast ED mot och sarade polls
doktorn mycket allvarsamt SAINT
kaPtenen och en- konstapel min
Dire svart. Emellertid hade man
fran de kringliggande husen opp
nat cid mot Schlistlers hus, deri.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

INGEN AMMAN europeisk hofhall-
ming kan ! lyx mata sig med den
ryske kejsarens. Nicolai II lar
NEST tycka ON enkel mat. men
Diet keiserliga koket slukar anda
ofantliga summon.
Fabelaktigt ar Diet hvad man
anvander at delikatesser. Pahvar-
je It'd at aret kommer den prakt-
fullaste frakt pa kejsarens bord.
De franska tradgardarnes basta
alster ga till St. Petersburg
och komma alldeles icke ut j
marknaden. De iranska lacker-
gommarne beklaga sig salunda
Diver att Diet ar omojligt att j Paris
erhalla den basta.sortens fransk
frukt, emedan alltsammans upp.
slukas at Ryssland.
Det ryska hofkoket ar en- myc.
ket invecklad apparat, sem star
under ledning af en- f. d. kock,
hvilken erhallit ofverstes rang.
Han bar uniform, trekantig hiatt
och varia och hans brost ar be.
hangdt med stjernor och kors,
Personalen indelas "kansliet"
och "koket". Till kansliet bora
IL sekreterare och 1874 underord-
made embetsman.
| spetsen for koksbjornarne sta
iva ofverkockar, som bsda arc
fransman och hafva en- lon ofver-
stigande en- proisisk ministers.
Under sig hafva de 38 kockar, 20
larlingar och 81 kockspojkar.
Dessutom fnnes Diet iva ofverste
bagare och en- ofverkonditor med
en- u~nderordnad personal pa ~
man.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

MAN har lange insett att For
enta Staternas president har all
deles for liten lon och roster ha
hojts for att den Dor okas. En-
rorelse har nu blivit satt i gang
att ia den okad till $Ioo, 900 eiler
dubbla beloppet af den nuvarande
lonen. Da man jemfor presiden-
tens Ion med den, som uppbares
at Europas kr0nta monarker,
maste man medge att den ar loj-
ligt liten. Sa far t. ex. Sveriges
konung endast fran Sverige omkr,
6 ganger So stor lon som Forenta
Staternas president, hvauemte
han har en- mangd slot och andra
formaner till slit forfogande. For.
hallandena arc onekligen mycket
olika for statshufvudena ! Europa
och rorenta Staterna, men huff
vudskillnaden ar dock den, at,
har ! landet hvilar pa presidenter
EFT ansvar, som endast kan bara'
al en- duglig man, och appgifter,
som endast genom traget arbett
kunna losas. Americas presiden'
maste arbeta hardt, ON han skal
kunna CORA sig gallande, medal
en- monark ar och forblir en- mo
mark och drager sin lon. atven or
han ei glitter tanka pa stir land
styrelse. Det torde val ej fnna
manga,som gor nagon invandninI
emot att piesidentens lon hole
till $Ioo,o 900. Den ara. som a
f6rbunden med att sta i spetse
for EFT lands administration, ar {
en- tillracklig belSning for en- verk
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

fran eden andtligen upphorde.
Da man brot sig in der, fam mar
mordaren ligga ooende och sarad
pa en- sang. Man vet ej huruvida
han sjelt tillfogat sig Diet dodande
skottet eller ON Diet kemmit uti
fran.
Svenska aktenskap. Den
svenska legationen har emottagit
meddelande ON. att hvarje svensk
som hadanefter glitter sig j utlan-
Diet maste tillforsakra sig svenska
legationens samtycke till akten-
skapet for sd vidt han onskar
delta lagligen erkandt i Sverige.
Mar en- svensk som har ingatt ak
tenskap i Forenta Staterna ha-
danefter onskar atervaHda till
Sverige, maste han skaffa sig EFT
bevittnadt intyg ON att hans ak
tenskap icke ar / strid med sven
ska lagen, forsavidt han will vara
saker pa att icke raka i bryderi
med de svenska myndigheterna.
Den svenska konsuln i New York
har fatt fullmakt till att utfarda
delta slags attester och han ar
den ende, vid sidan at den sven
ske ministern ! Washington. som
kan CORA delta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Red Wing, Mimi, Mars l

Red Wing, Mimi, Mars II,
1905.
The Minnesota Scandinavian
Relief Association har betalt till
foljande aAidna medlemmars arr
vingar:
Jan. Id, Lars Sandstrom, St.
Paul, Mimi, 1873 +. Minnehaha
street, $1,000. Febr. 4, Mrs Chri-
stina Jonson, Minneapolis, Mimi,
pig Oakland ave. 81, 900. Feb. 8,
Adolf Bergstrand, Minneapolis,
Mimi, 1913 II ave-, S. $1,000.
Febr. II, Carl A. Malmevist
Chicago, Ill 1895 w. % street,
$1,000. Febr. II, Olof Peterson,
Red Wing, Mimi, $4,000. Febr.
IS, Axel A. Blom, Northome
Mimi. $1,000. Febr. p, Carl A
Haggstrcm, Wastedo. Mimi.
So, 1000. Febr. "a, John I. Pom
mer, St. Paul, MINI. $50 St. An.
thony ave., $1,000. Mars 6
CLAUS Nyberg, Fairhaven, MINI.
$1,000.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
En- herrskare utan land.

For nagra dagar sedan aled i
Rom en- furste, som kunde rakna
sig.till Europas suveraner, hvadan
nagra ord med anledning at hans
dod kunna hafva slit intresse.
Genom den 77-arige Fra Clio
vanni Battista Ceschi di Santa
Croces haromdagen intrafade
dod har Maltesererden, eller. rat
tare sagdt, Den helige johannes
at Jerusalem suverana orden, for
lorat slit ofverhufvud. / Diver EFT
quarts sekel hade den nu afidne
innehaft sin hoga post.
Sedan mer an 40 ar residerar
malteserriddarnes stormastare i
den eviga staden. Genom revo-
lutionen fordrefs denna orden tran
slit skona orlke / Medelhafvet,
hvarefter kejsar Paul af Ryssland
for kort It'd skankte dem en- till
lykt j slit land.
Malteserorden har naturligtvis
Tor langesedaD forlorat sin peli-
tiska betydelse och sysselsatta
sig medlemmarne endast med ar
bette ! den menskliga valgorenhe-
tens tjenst. Den underhaller
salunda alltjemt EFT klosterher-
berge j Jerusalem och har under
senare tiders krig pa Diet NEST
fortjenstfulla satt utmarkt sig ge.
nom att taga ward ON sjuka och
sarade4
Att bli malteserriddere ar for
ofrigt ingen latt SAX. Sd utom-
ordentligt dyrbart ar Diet visser!i-
gen icke - omkring 1000 arc i
intrades- och 800 kronor j arsaf
gift - men al en- malteserriddare
kandidat fordras minst 10 adliga
amor, d. v. S. i sexton generatio
ner far Diet icke ha funnits en-
enda "borgerlig" man eller qvin-
ma.
Malteserorden delar sig i iva
grenar. den italieAska och den
tyska. Antalet tyska adelsman
som ha rattighet att kring sin
halls hanga den gyllene kedjan
med Diet mycket decorative alta
uddiga korset. ar icke obetyd.
ligt.
Den suveranitet. som orden gor
ansPrak pa. tar sig uttryck bland
annat derigenom att den haller
EFT "utomordentligt sandebud
och befullmaktigad minister vid
kejsarhofvet i Wien. Stormastarn
atnjnter i Osterrike rang som fur
ste och kardinal. Da nu Fra
Giovanni Battista Ceschi di Santa
Croce,i hvilken for ofrigt, trots
slit mann, icke var italienare utan
osterrikare, har afgatt med OGDEN
kommer storkapitlet att smart
sammantrada Tor att under gam
maldags, hogtidliga formaliteter
och ceremonier valja en- AMMAN
stormastare.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

PTostatan DR. en- liten kortel belsgen nara
blashalsen. Mar den af nagon orsak blir
infiammerad, blir den f6rstorad pa grund
f6rstoring eyer rum, hindrar. den blasans
funktioner genom tryck pa halsen och
andrar former pa delta vigtiga organ. En-
forstorad prostatakkortel fororsakar otta
sterkommande ut0mnipg af urinen, twin
gar den sJYke att stiga upp ON natterna
och leder till komplikationer. Kom for
undersOkniag.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
n. U. KoSing.
~Bedrageriet afsl0jadt.

Nagra f6rfalskare hafva pa senare tiden
forsokt salja efterapningar of DIR. Kin Q 8
New Discovery Tor Consumption, Coughs
and Cold och dermed lura allmanheten.
vi varna eder att taga eder / akt for sa-
dana, hyilka for slem winning soka till
egna sig Diet CODA anseendet hos medici-
ner, som under 35 ar pa EFT framgangs-
rikt satt kurerat ~siukdomar. Eft sakert
skydd for eder Dir vart namn,pa omslaqet.
Sc efter Diet pa ALA DR.. Kings sller Buck
le-Jmediciner, alldenstund ALA de andra
ara endast efterapningar, A.E. BUoKLTN
a Co. Chicago. ILL.,. och Windsor, Can.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
PREMhTURITY.

Delta betyder en- brist pa sjelfkontroll,
som kan harleda sig fran atskIlliga orsa-
ker. AT ALA k6nsakommor dr. denna den
NEST besyarliga, ~alldenstund den f0rorsa-
kRr mycken ~nedslagenhet och f6rekom-
mer hos personer. som annafs hafva en-
mlkomlig helsa- lie ar lyckligt att dem
Diet bekymmer den astadkommer, alltid
kan botas. Jag kan ! ALA fan heida pre-
maturity
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

.ligt duglig man, isynnerhet da
man betanker att Diet fnnes man
ga privatman. som draga Store
loner an presidenten nu gor.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
Smartsamma brannssr

lindras ogonblickligt och helas fullkom-
ligt af Bucklen's Arnica Salve. @. Ri
venbsrk, Jr., ! Norfolk, Va, skrifver Jag
brande mitt kna lila, att Diet uppstod bla
sor 0fverallt pA detsamma. Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve stillade smartsn och helade
Diet utan cit arr. Helar afven ALA andra
slags sar. 6oc. hos Lungren 4 Andseen
apotekare. Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
EFTER Diet forkrossande och

EFTER Diet forkrossande och
afgorande nederlaget vid Mukder
meddelas fran St. Petersburg der
I3 dennes - EFT olyckligt tai =
att ryske kejsaren beslutat att
fortsatta med kriget, tills hans
har eller fotta vunnit atminstone
en- seger. Med delta vilkor som
grund for EFT fredslut blir Diet va
forst yara barnbarn. som IA skrif
va afslutningen pa Diet rysk-ja.
panska krigets historic. savsGa e
Diet heliga ryska riket alldeles fal
lit ] stycken och ej kan fortsatta
kriget langre.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

hos unga. medel&lders eller gamla man
bestar af nerves syaghet. u~tt5mningar,
svindelanfall. nedslagenhet. daligt mime.
Den ar resultatet af obetSnksamheteri
ungdomen eller exeesser under
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
CYSTITIS.

bet flnnes manga orsaksr. som f6rorsa-
ka Inflammation i hlasan. Bland dem
kunna namnas gonorrbea. gleet. striktur,
prostatis. skada IA eller stem i / lasan.D bet
petyder inflammation / blasans kSnsliga
slemhinna och en- okad ASSEMBLING af
slem. hasi andet al urinen ar stundom
sySrt, ibland smartsamt och alltid for off
"a. Denna Akomma ar alltid svar och kan
derest den forsummas eller lila behsnd-
hrs. ledas till a~llyarsamma komplikation-
er. Den kan alltid botas. Kom for un-
d~ers0kning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17
MEDELALDERS OCH
CAMILLA "A

Manga af eder arc besvarade med svag
rygg. smarta och svaghet / blSsan och
i foreniDg med inpotens .delvis
eller f~ullstindig. Dessa tecken pa fJrtidig
appl6sning beyisa nerves sgaghet / andra
stadiet. Dessa fall. fastan enyisa, kunna
behandlas med ofelbar framgang.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-17

Battered at the Post ONCE at SiouxCity
iowa. as second class mail matter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
PEOPLES PULPIT
G.. 7. Morrill,.
"OUR SOLDIER DEAD

The Peoples church service was
being held as usual Sunday morning IN
the UNIQUE theater The orchestra had
played, the scripture been read, prayer
offered, and the congregation looked at
the words and music Of NEARER, My
God, to Thee thrown on the screen,
and sent up a wave OF song that
I sat by the table draped with the
big American flag. To my right stood
the pulpit, an ebony cross suTmounted
by a golden crown, and at its base
were fragrant and beautiful flowers. AS
/ rose to speak an usher called me to
one side Of the stage, and handed me
branch of plum blossoms, saying:
GA lady wants you to place these at
the foot of the cross that they may be
consecrated, and after the service she
will take them to the cemetery and lay
them on the grave OF her dead soldier
husband.'
I did as requested, and thought of
the cross and the flag, the Savior and
| the soldier, and how the trees of our
| heavenly and earthly liberty had their
roots in the graves of loving sacri-
! fee. IN. - 49,. 49,
| Decoration Day is our nation s an
nual Sabbath We meet in the church
of the cemetery and recall the heroes
who. unmoved by thoughts of glory,
| plumber, or conquest, left wives, chill
1ren and homes. and were willing to die
that the nation might have more album
dant life.
The union and prosperity we enjoy
today were secured at the cost of the
soldiers suffering. The only debt the
nation can never pay is the dept she
owes her soldiers For the living vet
Grams there should be love and comfort,
and for the dead comrades there should
| be flowers and tears.
May 80. memory's sentinel, with
drawn sword guards the temple of their
immortal fame. For them may birds
sing their sweetest, and stars shine
their brightest. Green be their graves,
peaceful their rest, and dear their
memories forever.
"On Fame's eternal camping ground,
Their silent tents are spread;
| And Glory guards with solemn round
! The bivouac of the dead"
"And this day shall be unto you for
a memorial
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27

deners should, therefore, be sought and
observed. Their knowledge, gained by
careful study OF proper proportion
and form, is evidenced ON every hand
"These all add to the. value of our
city real estate. The stock eighth-ward
houses are being altered and supplanted
by better style of houses in varied
forms of architecture, as protest. 1t
follows that a house OF good architec
ture, with a proper setting, adds to the
value of real estate. Who can gain
say the fact that a lot between two
house well designed is worth more than
one between two of poor design.
"The artistic setting OF recently
altered house and the additions to it
nue. S has enhanced the value of adj
jacent property. People are drawn to
admire it. The perfect architecture of
the new warehouses on Third street S
is affecting other warehouse districts
and it's influence is being felt. The
composite architecture of our churches
(the thought and selection of congre-
member. Our back yards are being
changed by the removal of old she0s
and wood piles and the planting of gar
dens, flower beds and shrubbery.
"House ownership is one of the
proudest possessions permitted to man.
1t makes better citizens, but it should
mean something more than shelter
from the elements. So, let us take adj
vantage of the natural beauty of our
landscape and do our part towards add
ing to it by making our home, whether
it be cottage costing a few hundreds,
or mansion costing fortune, thing
of beauty, pleasure to ourselves and
an example to others, thus increasing
the value OF property IN the locality
In which we live.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
CARS RUN ON
j.. LAKE ST. LINE
LIBERAL TRANSFER SYSTEM IS
ADOPTED.
First Cars Make the Trip This Morning,
and Run Under a 15-Minute Head
way-How Passengers May Travel on
the New Route and It's Many Con-
nections. s--..,- .s.......

The big yellow passenger cars of the
street railway company began to make
regular trips over the newly completed
Lake street route this morning, and the
first cross-town- line in Minneapolis was
opened to public travel! The link be-
tween the widely separated Minnehaha
Falls and Hennepin lines was completed,
the cars turning at Twenty-seventha ave-
nue. S and at, Hennepin avenue for the
return trips "s. IT.
The first car started out at $50 am,
and others followed until fifteen-min-
! ute Roadway in both directions was es-
tablished. The innovation proved an at
traction to people who went over the
line just to see how it felt to travel
on new rails. Wonder-stricken faces
appeared at the windows along the
route. Chickens futtering from the
track and yelping dogs in pursuit
! showed that something new was doing
on Lake street.
Conductors are due to be very busy
on this run, owing to the double trans
fer system. put into effect today for the
first time in Minneapolis, except at ex
tension points. The line touches eight
transfer points, at Twenty seventh
Cedar, Bloomington, Chicago, Fourth
FNicollet, Lyndale and Hennepin ave
tnues, and passengers may transfer. IN
either direction at any one. of them. =
For instance, persons living on any
north or south line desiring to go. tc
Minnehaha Falls, or to Lake Harriet
may use their line, transfer to the Lake
street line and then transfer again tt
the Harriet line, or the Minnehaha line
Passengers may transfer at any point
to the Lake street line and then secure
another transfer to any other cross
line The point is this, that the com
pany expects passengers to reach ethe
Lake street line direct from the initia
line, instead of by means Of a transfer
A patron living on the Plymouth ave
nue. line cannot transfer to a First ave
nue., then to the Lake street line, ex
Epecting to receive another transfer from
THE Lake street line Instead, he must
ride right thru to Lake street on the
plymouth line and then get a second
transfer. IT.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27

Seventh street is having its inning
now. and Walter l.. Badger is it's cham
pion. With the close of the New Eng
land Furniture & Carpet company deal
Yesterday, involving the sale and lease
of nearly an entire block of land and
buildings to President w. l.. Harris,
he has negotiated transactions that
have aggregated about $1,0O0,000 for
the street In line with and following
the Badger deals, and the natural trend
" of business occupations southwark,
Seventh street has seen, in the last
five years, more particularly in the last
three, tremendous improvements.
A.. Almost coincident with the New
England transaction 'the, S. T. Me-
Knight company has bought thru
q Thorpe Brothers the Henry Hill estate
corner across First avenue from the
old Centenary church, for 100000. The
I Seventh street frontage is 80 feet and
: the First avenue depth is 157 feet. Only
yesterday Mr. Mcknight refused an Of
fer made by F. P. Nicoll at an advance
of $4,000.
Beginning with the purchases of the
land at Hennepin avenue occupied by
the Mitchell & Wells building, Mr..
Badgers activity in Seventh street
realty has been marked. He has worked
ito build up a street which is becoming
very valuable from retail standpoint.
q Personally he has negotiated deals
which have already resulted in the ex-
penditure of $625,OOO in about three
& years time, and his operations have
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27

49,
l849. ., For. several years. past she has
been matron Of the Church Home 10
Gated in the former residence Of the
late. P. H. Kelly, Dayton's Bluff, st.
Paul. 81" II 1..'SV~ '-~s
The Territorial Pioneers of Hennepin
county now desire to have the old God
frey. house preserved, and filed with
historical relics, portraits, paintings,
ETC., and thrown open to the public.
They hope to see the building moved to
Richard Chute square or a site near by,
and fitted for exhibition purposes by
Semi Centennial day, July next. They
desire to see the rooms fitted with as
much of the old pioneer furniture as can
be secured, including the old Godfrey
piano, and cradle, with portraits on the
walls of the Godfreys and Others who
later lived in the house during the first
fifteen years of its existence.
And as the first lodge Of Masons was
organized in the Godfrey house in ter
ritorial days, the old settlers would
like to see the Masonic lodges Of Min
neapolis furnish the house with Masonic
relics Of early days. and portraits OF
pioneer Masons of " Minneapolis; anc
that the Masons join in the public par
ade Semi Centennial day.
A. G. Godfrey, son of the builder OF
the historic Godfrey house, is now res
ident of MINI eapo]is, having just re
turned to the city from an eastern visit
He was a boy when he. came here witt
his parents in 1949, and recalls WILDLY
many interesting things of the earliest
DAYS Of Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
THE WAY CLEAR
FOR TONKA LINE
CITY COUNCIL GRANTS THE FINAL
49,. ... CONCESSION.
Permission Is Also Granted for the Ex-
tension Of the New Loop to Seventh
Street and First Avenue N.-Inter-
national Cafe Liquor License Is
Granted After a Hard Fight.

Permission to construct the Mime
tonka trolley line was given to the
street railway company at the council
meeting last evening. Only two blocks
of the proposed line are within the
city limits, and it does not add much to
trolley line trackage in Minneapolis,
but the action of the council is another
right ahead with the work. The coun-
Gil resolution directs that tracks be
laid on Forty-fourth street from Drew
avenue, which is about three-fourths
Of a mile west of the Lake Harriet
loop, to the city limits, two blocks
away. The company was also author
lied to lay tracks in Thirty-frst ave-
nue. S from Lake street to Thirty-sec-
ond street, to accommodate the Wonder
land.
The West hotel loop was authorized,
altho a protest from tenants in the Ma
sonic Temple was received. w. j.
Held, general manager of the street
railway system, said that there was
scarcely any opposition to the improve
ment, as the signers to the petition
had put their names down simply to
ing it. By the resolution the company
is to lay tracks on First avenue N from
Fifth street to Seventh street, and on
Sixth street from Hennepin to First
avenue NJ
Some spice was added to what would
have been dull meeting by a lively
debate over the proposition to grant a
liquor license to H. G. Keeper at the
International cafe. The matter was
opposed by G.. A. Westphal, Wilhelm
Petersen and J. H. Duryea. Mr.. Pet
tersen made an extended address, in
which he attacked all saloons, and par:
ticularly those having winerooms, of
which there are fourteen in the. Inter
national cafe. The motion to strike Mr..
Keeper IS name from the resolution
was defeated by vote of eight to
eighteen, and the measure was after
ward passed.
The sign ordinance permitting signs
to project ten feet beyond the building
line and allowing other things which
have been prohibited by law for more
than twenty years, was passed.
Alderman Plat B. Walkers ordi-
nance regulating solicitors and canvas
sers, was introduced and referred to the
committee on licenses and ordinances.
The sale of 100000 of school bonds
to E. H. Rollins & Sons at premium
Of 1920, was approved.