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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
BASY'S BASKET.
How 1t Should Be Made and yzbo4 '.
 Should Contain

What to put in the baby's basket so as 10 make that article up to date and useful Is question rext iii i.ap2r.anca to his wardrobe. The basket i+so,P may be covered with glazed ca,nbrio ana again With figured or dotted mus lin, white being a more popular se)ac- ton lately than pink or blue. A nieco Of cardboard is cut to it the hottom and over this is laid a sheet of wad. dlne scented with violet powder. A piece or the muslin doubled and brier stltched is then fitted over this. leaving 1t to be easily taken out and washed TWO small pincushions and two lfttla bags for the holding of dress huttons ana other small articles are aIso made or the silk and are fastened to tho sides.
 Inc contents of the basket are now der box and puff, little china boy of vaseline, silver or celluloid soan hoy With cake of soap a tiny brush and comb, wide mouthed bottle of nre. cipltated fuilcr's earth and one of DOW dered boraX. TAe cushions should he filled, one with large and one with small safety pins and the pockets should contain absorbent cotton. one or two fire and Wei worn fuen handker. chiefs and scissors. 1lle garments for one dressing. jnesn4iHg night slip. a hannel slip. s35tl.t. socks and a wool blanket, are all Iut f'ito tao basket.
 The po@aer Used may be any fine and good toilet powder, and there isn't anything better than the fine French chalk scented with a little powdered orris root.
 It is important to use pure un. scented soap, as cheaP scented soap may do harm to the baby skin, but the notion that it must necessarily be cas. tile soap is an exploded oae.-Washing- ton Star
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SRIE.F MENTION.
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Miss Fannie Bloom has returned from Mena.
 Mrs Vera Rice of Camden was in town Saturday.
 ]. M. McClendon of Warren was a visitor Saturday.
 C. F. Sims came ov1r from Little Rock Saturday. nouncing the serious illness of Mrs Harry Langdon.
 Mrs. P. II. McHenry came over from Little Rock Saturday.
 \. H. Meeks is here from Double Wells for medical treatment
 Capt.J. E. Ecrk has returned froma a business trip to St. Louis.
 Miss Matte Franklin is spending today With her father at Tamo.
 MS. Arthur DerauX has returned from pleasure trip to Memphis.
 a'1 and Mrs R. B. Waldrop of Lit tle 3oelewere in the city saturdar
 Mrs Will Levy and son of St. Louis @fe visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Levy
 l.. Hodges Of Little Rock was business visitor 10 the city Saturday.
 Br. Waters and Col. n. F. Williams at= Little Rock were in tAe city satur. 1aY.
 Il. D. Lefew was here from Little Rock Saturday, a guest of the Airing ton
 F. C Arnold has returned from a successful quail hunt up the Valley load
 Henry Cook of Cincinnati is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Bernath and family.
 Ashley Cockrell and child of Little Rock were guests of the Tlul0ck Sat ufday
 ]. N Ffnerty came in from Fort Smith Saturday and spent the day at aa Antlers.
 aIr. and Mrs. J A. Jarvis e9me in f}zf Noble Lake and speHt the day at t4a Trnlock Saturday.
 c B. Hickey came up from bead. quarters at Fordyce Saturday aud eeeistered at the Arlington.
 Miss Grace York will go to Memphis Thursday to see "Humpty, Dumpty" at the Lyceum in that city.
 Misses May Ballard and May Mason ot Tillar are the guests of Mrs. W. E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
BRANCH NORMAL.
SERIES OF LECTURES re BE GIVEN BY PRINCIPAL
 FISHER.
Will Give Probably First Complimen. tary Discussion of Southern Gen
 erals By Negro.

The class of 1906 at the Branch Normal college announces q series of lectures to be given by Prof. Isaac Fisher, the principal of the college, on the subject of Famous Persons in History taking somc noted charac- ter for each of his lectures.
 The following dates and subjects are announced:
 some StarI.cd Nomou. Mary Ly- on, Harriet Hosmer, Doro.hea Lunde 9iX, Susanna Wesley, Monday, Feb ruary ,.
 Two Kniehts al Ap9omJttox.' t5lEsss s. Grant ann Robert r. Lee, Tuesday, February 2l
 "A Spokesman for States Rishts.p John C. Calhoun. Wed esday, Fobru. aiy 2t.
 sThe Exponent of the Doctrine of m TndissolubIe Union, Daniel Wcb- CT, Thursday, March 1.
 The Child of Destiny" Napoleon Renaparte, Wednesday, March 7.
 "A Stain on History.s Pages" the dTorce evil, Tuesday, March 13.
 Tic lectures will he delivered in tho ee1leee chapel. and will commence at TO o'clock.
 II will probably he the ffst discus. ion of sontacrn generals bE q negro geeaser in complimentary way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Use For Hot Water Bottle.

To women who can wield crochet hook and knitting needles a case for the hot water bottle will call forth their skill. Heavy lingering and bone nee dies will be required for this, the bag being knitted on two needles. X frill is crocheted. also of wool. and sewn around the tlrce sides and the mouth of the case. When the water bag is in- serted the top is drawn together by running q ribbon in and out. tying the bag in piece, and it goes without say ing that t''is is much more pleasing and sightiy than the usual flannel case, -Clevelunl Leader
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Lemon Juice.

To keep lemon juice ready for use squeeze cut the juice in the usual man ner. strain free from pulp and pits, add white pow e.erea sugar in the propor- tions of aae pound to pint of Julce' stir it until the sugar is quite dissolved, then ,.5et il aN.ay in very small bottle. Put a teasnoonfUl of salad oil in the top aaa cork fl close. When wanted for use take out the cork carefully and take up the oil with I bit of cotton wool. To use for lemonade add one large tablespoonful to gill of water.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
allard on South Olive street.

Ballard on South Olive street.
 MessrS. Doc Baldwin and Mo I.c- vine will leave tomorrow for Chicago and the eastern markets to purchase ~oads Ter the new clothing c ezta5lish- Ment of which they are m .ubers and which will begin business here soon. Messrs. Baldwin and Levine are cN- perienced men. knowing just what the local trade demands, and will buy stock complete in every desatl fon the conduct of such bus ness as th,v will engage in here.
 Sheriff Jas Gould has returned from I business trip 10 Noble Lake.
 Deputy Sheriff ! H. Henderson came un from Rison Sunday aft2rnoon.
 Gorge k. Lacy came up from Ar kansas City Saturday on bushes trip and reeistered at the Arlington.
 ". J. Da&sherty came up feom Tav- ashana on the Cotton Belt Satur lay and spent the day at the Arlington.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Bell and grandaauehter, Miss Future Bloom, left last week fir Chicago in answer to a telegram an
 Edgar Brewster tho Xt carcuit clerk of Jefferson county. has return ed from q business tip to Little Rock
 Hon. " c. Bou e eamo in from Shefidas Saturday He =is eaed date fer ceHnty probate judge Of Grant county.
 T. !. Robinson came oyer from Lit= tie Rock on 2 business trip Saturday. He was guest of the Arling on while in town.
 Miss Fannie Bloom has returned from Mona where she was tha stanog 1anhe1 for tho State Horticultural So ciety at it5 annual meetin@.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

'!2kinney have turned ovc to the state treasurer $200,00o eac, as their snare of the bonds given by the di- !cetors of the Enterprise bank to se- cure a state deposit of $IO2.,o0o. The heirs of W. L. Selling. q deceased Ii- rector. also gave $25oO0 Th, se amounts, with the addition of F&S0.o33 aid by the several trust comp4ni"s. which guaranteed the deposit leava hHt $22277 ,ooo yet due the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
AN APPEAL FROM
 REV. s. w. RAlNEY.

Dear Friends and People or the City of Pine Bluff have been working hard for several days. trying to get ths fra@ments together, and taking neW subscriptions for the Hawley Me mari2l= church debt With the $i40 We have from the church etersion board, and the good parts of the ol5i Gcht reduced to about $500.
 Now dear friends. haven't We got }4nG gcad mon and women out of the thousands ef this city that will h1d =He= or send fne e4i'- dollar eael ia order 10 pay off this deb5?
 f1agen't Xou thlf mueh interest in 54s 3s4a fat ma4Uasng t1lat We h3v4 a9zeted to tho @euaY Q. oaF saiafesI btotler. James N. Hawley
 Lear friend da help nst Tin lamcs and aWeunts paid will be rca5 eat eye. s8a lay nfeht to cur srq= Hare@atjaas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
PAYS &5o,ooo FOR GOOD NAME.
E7nter Gives Ren7arlabie ET7n7rIe of
 ttia'2 Moral aetioa After Failure.

Pitts6ura. Jan. 2a=-A remarkable example of high moral actioa was sci today when President Fre3ey elk Gsfin- ner of tho defunct Enterprise Nation al bank of Allegheny from hs private fortune reimbursed his eDployes il various business interests for losses sustained by the failure of tno bank. as2re2ating S50.oO0, because they h9d made deposits on his advice Mr. Gwinner and Vice President James P.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
S1,n1rer; fsoNt.

S,le~ers sAeHla always be run tbroa.a fat rever through lean; they let inieos ont. Meat should never be washed. oHiy wiped well. Slices of meat for hash must bc well rolled in reasoned asrr ,f1ro being Warmel iA tha gravy. IIezh shou'l never boil up. only just simmer. as otherwise 9.tS ol !estharl;!le s4u.t will be made Of the meat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

bOUOOIR CABINET IN NOVEL DESIGN lar fnery. The detachable boxes, each appropriately labeled and covered with cretonne, are Of convenient size and very handy. The other section of the cabinet ts inclosed in art glass framed in metal in Preach gray tone with scroll design, also in metal, on the door. The woodwork of the cabinet is white enamel.-Rrooklyn Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
S. w. RAtNEY, Pastor EiaWIey Memorial Church.
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T h29e.&sad the waman who was ordering aaae of slippers made of floAeeel s.=a stislt Eoa will taH yasfl8 workman - y.2 l f=s hz1d5 i5s'.' 55.=z =@ heeins b =.zi-.t#l 5='#f.;as
 "A8sA l- Hsa5 repeated heafVg5= "Az.h>, a#=8ls.= never will 1ma3 ti=aec sz5 t5az faHeistt' =
 4Ae=s .a4k sP;aiao4 tl@t= ast waa.,s- .a e=.plased fa fs=sisjn@ slaae# of iisz#= #=at..ss worked with wuae gssses on.
 "5ry to keep them clean.9 he con tinaed. T should sssy they did They try so haes Jh9 they change theif white gloves three times day Which is hot S9 fantastic as it may seem, for if a shoemaker soils material of this ki@d the expense to him of replacing the material. to say nothing of the loss of his time, makes it worth his while to work in gloves and keep them clean at that-New ycrt Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

Ar. James Hakerof Halrjsbuwg, Iil., IS visiting his sons, T. E. anI X, C. !i9ller.
 Engines f05 and fS2 have 5aca ov- efhau}ed ami ar2 few ready tor roas. seivice on tno 1ctfon Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
BOUDOIR CABINET,
Handy Way of Keeping Laces, Gloves
 aad similar Ffnery.

Somewhat out Of the ordinary is the hosdoir cabinet here pictured. It is dcsisnea for the safe keeping Of laees, gloves, stocks and sjnoi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
EAST END NEWS.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

anbo. - :, Passla& from the council Its,,,l the city loses a cool and ps, ssfF2n=-ana WRe has at a,I
 nrt,+io,. 4s-ea in aeem1aao9 wi.h his k .5 rs Aed if there have boenz
 pei.',a tasa he broasht down the de. sasd .4, b,. or those whom he had of ,ss :. " a's stands on certain cues. lr1oss 41s o been throueh honesty Of
 $ sDv,. on many occasions when ha -s ri. some of his uitr7 corsorva= 'ed s.,.. ,aoSe Who ] 'r-rsely critf- 'rs evoDa,a. f9 s'a him and his b vii, 2pefatea. ,' He is T csara cter. ,s, l @ live in the memories of all B,;c ~sse .-. interests ar esnterl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

,.os I've made a fortune of it, ,or :, I'm going to enjoy it.
 : of course, is but little of
 i, cbarley's sarcasm. for while he ,,doniablv heaped up riches foH
 :. +boy did not come through his
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
DALLAS AND KEEGA|N
SELL INTEREST

MesSrs. Charles Dallas and Pat
rick Keegan, who have been so very
successfully conducting the cafe of
the Capitol hotel in Glen Elk, dis
posed Of their interests in the same
Sunday evening 10 David I. Caiill.
the owner and proprietor Of the ho-
tcl. Ii is understood that the sale
was theresult ofa mutual agreement
between all parties concerned
Messrs. Dallas and keegan are
both well known and popular Young
men. and it is their intention to emf
bark in business in another locality
in the near future. Thcir plans
have not maturcl rs yet. but success
Il assured them IN advance in what
ever line they decide to enguge in.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19

day of December, 1905, at the De
cembcr Term, in the circuit court of
Harrison county, West Virginia. the
same was referred to the undersign-
ed commissioner, to take, state, re-
port an account, and other matters
showing:
First All the personal estate the
said Viola NJ, Pyles owned at the
Time OF her, death, the character and
value tEier60f
Second--What disposition, II any,
has been made of said personal IS
tate Nv the dGcndant, Taylor Pyics,
Administrators of Violn NJ. Pylcs.
and how much, ii any. of said per-
songl estate Is now in the hands of
said TAYLOR Pyles n administration
available for the payment of any
debts from the estate of said Viola
NJ, Pylcs, deceased.
'rhirdr \ settlement Of the adj
Of the estate of said
decedent BY said Taylor Pyles, her
administrator
Fourth-lYlat debts sail Viola
NJ. Pyles owed at the time Of her
death, their nature, respective
amounts and priorities.
F'inii--H hat real estate was own
ed by the said Viola NJ. Pyles at the
time Of her death. its quantity, de-
scriptim and location, the liens
thereon. to whom due, their amounts
ind priorities,
SIXTH What il any of said real
estate has been taken by condem-
nation proceedings. by whom, the
amount paid and to be paid there
for, and where the proceeds there
from now are.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
new PASTOR
OF LUTHERAN CHURCH

Rev. L. W. siffom, the newly
elected pastor of the Lutheran Mis-
sion, has accepted the call to be-
come pastor of the st. Marks Luth-
eran Mission of Clarksburg and the
st. Paul's Lutheran church at Gras-
SELF. He win take charge the first
of February. The congregations
have done well in securing so fine a
young man for their pastor. Rev.
Siiferl comes from the church at
Millcrsburg: Ohio. The Millers-
burg paper SAYS: "llcv. Sifferd is
a promising young man, a diligent
student and has very bright future
before him. His work here has been
very satisfactory. and his rcSignl-
ton Is matter Of deep regret"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
Commissioners Notice

Perry c. Williams, who sues on
behalf of himself and all other cred
itors of the estate OF Viola NJ. Pyles.
decreased, who viii come in and con-
tribute 10 the costs Of this suit.
rs In Chanccry.
Taylor p,lcs. in his own right.
and as administrator of Viola NJ.
Pyls. deceased. adult, and leno
PyIcs, Rose Pyles, Violet NJ. Pylps,
infmtS. Clarltshurg Industrial Com.
pang a corporation, Jesse Martin
John T. St.rm. Thomas MIeIntyrc
Charles j. Mcintyre. W. J S. Har
mcr, Minerva J. Tetricil, Southern
Pine Lumber Company, Il corPor9-
Ron, Nancy 1etrick. james Il. Me-
lntuc. John NJ. Knox. Deputy
Sheriff. 7. l.. Nuttcr. trustee. and
The Fairmont and clarksburg Trac-
ton Company, 4 corporation.
Pursuant to i decree entered in
the above styled cause, ON the 10th
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
AIRS
GARRY OFF
MONEY

The Model Liquor State belong
7lt 10 n. +. Griffith was burglar
7ed Sunday morning 1t is be-
ieyel the burglary happened about
o;clDck, aS4wo men were seen COM
ia out d ie alley near the store
The bul ais broke the pane Of a
small y ew in the rear of the
are, rescheH through and unbolted
flie window, hoisted it and entered.
Within they seem to have done a
general rdnsacking. taking about
SO nom the cash register, and wine
and ghiskey from the cases and har-
rrls. Quite quqntity.of vine and
whiskey was carried off.
They left the store BY the same
way they entered and did not ltS-
fastel any Of the doors. In leaving
they dropped 40 cents in change on
tie floor, indicating flight in haste,
possibly due 10. fright They can
have the forty cents by going back
after it.
Solar no arrests have been made,
and as there is no clue there are not
likely to be any.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
COLLECTING AGENCY
HAS FORMED HERE

Z. II. Rogers, tie constable and
Others, have formed collecting
agency, IA be known as the Rogers
Collecting Agency, with an Office in
room IL in the Irwin building, this
city. The; collection Of rents, ac-
counts, debts Of all kinds, claims,
etc, will be promptly and satisfac-
torilymadc and Mr.. Rogers will also
serve rs constable and notary pub
lie. guaranteeing perfect satisfaction
in every particular. The Telegram
Bespeaks for the concern much sue
cess and commends it 10 the business
men Of Clarksburg, believing entire
satisfaction viii be given.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19

ESCAPED
DROWNING

George Criss. late candidate for
MAYOR at Adamston and meat dealer
there, had very narrow escape from
drowning Saturday night in the
West Fork river. and so far as Is
known one of his horses did drown.
At 10 o'clock that night he at
tempted to cross the Mines ford from
Northview to Adamston. The
river was high and ice was floating
in big blocks. The waters were
higher thanhe thought and half way
out his wagon upset and all went
down together.' The wagon, both
horses and Criss floated down the
river a third of mile before Mr..
Criss succeeded in swimming
ashore. One horse also got out.
The other horse was not rescued, nor
so far as is now known didhe escape.
Criss swan ashore at point near
where Frank Clausson used TO liys
fully third OF a mile from the ford
he was crossing.
Sunday a party of searchers went
to the Clausson place and got the
wagon and harness ashore. They
expected To- find the missing horse
ATTACHED to the wagon. but the AMI
NAL was not there though the har-
ness lie wore was dragged out with
The wagon The meats in the wagon
had tloated away. too.
1t Nsas certainlv miraculous S.
cape for Mr.. Criss. an experience he
does not care to again undergo
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
M ARSHALL
FIELD is
DYING

By Associated Press.
New York, Jan. 15-At Ola
O'clock this morning bulletin on
the condition of Marshall Field was
issued saving:
tNear the end Of the seventh day
|of the disease, Mr. Fields condition
remains critical. There is as vet no
Improvement.
AT 10 O'Clock a. m. Stanley Field,
nephew of Marshall Field. said his
uncle's condition was hopeless and
death appeared to be only a matter
|of hours.
Mr.. Field was conscious at that
time. however, and all his relatives
who are in the eity were at his bed
side mt his request.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
WARMER WEATHER BRINGS
RELIEF TO GLASS WORKERS

Reports from the glass factories
state that with the coming OF warm7
or wcathcr the disconforts Of the
blowers have disappeared. The men
can work in thch shirt sleeves nov
and have thrown aside their neck
mndiers. The sore lips caused by
the cold pipes sticking 10 them are
liealing M under d Liberal appliea-
ton Of Crawford's sake. and the
sore Threats are becoming we'll
again. The blowers are all il hopes
that winters back is broken.
II. G. Hedges. Of lMmberport,
4nant Monday in The city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
RRIy GOES 10 BERRYGyRG

Walter 4. Iao, who ] few weeks
ago disposed Of the jackson hotel
at ParkerSburg, g.ill conduct Z arge
new hotel 1t Berrvburg. Barbour
county. and has been granted saloon
license bv Tie county court Of thai
county. lie expects 10 do an extern
sive business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19
/ Coke plano Bought

~ Cumberland, Jan Isl. NJ. Be
mis- Is Sons, Of Bedford, Pa, have
purchased from the Rumbarger
Bros. the coke and lumber plant at
Fishing Hawk, ". Va. The con-
sigeration beng ss50,00O. Rails
rids have been laid. machinery IN
tailed and large number of
dwelling houses erected, all OF which
are included in the deal.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19

Seventh-And such other matters
as any party in interest may require,
same being pertinent, or such other
matters as the said commissioner
himself shall deem pertinent, wheth-s
er so required or not.
The above named parties and ALI
Others Interested will take notice that
the undersigned commissioner viii,
on the goth DAY OF FEBRUARY,
l1906, proceed TO execute the above
order of reference at his office. ZIG
Court street, in the city of Slarks-
burg. West Virginia.
Given under my hand this the 9th
day Of January. 1906
CHARLES G. C0FFMAN,
Commissioner.
,AIillard +. Snider.
| Counsel for plaintiff.
1sian4tw.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
( 10 nc NTcdttols ~ WA ". itS9'
deceased:
In pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Harrison County,
made in a cnuse therein pending, TO
subject the estate Of the said decent
10 the payment Of her debts, Yea are
required TO present yonr claims
against the estate of the said de"
cedent for adjudication TO Charles
IG. ColTman, Commissioner, ut his
Office in said county. on or before
the goth day of February. 1906.
Witness: ii. w. Williams. Clerk
Of the said court, this the 9th day
of January, 1906.
III. w. WILLIAMS,
1sianGtw Clerk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-19

VI n EdgeIl went to Wallace
Monday on a business visit.
e W Il. Steele, Of Salem spent
Monday in the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-06
UP TO DATE IDEAS.
Civic Improvement Committee win
ask Council to Adopt Some.

The civic Improvement committee
of the Commercial club met at the
club rooms this morning at ten o'clock
and talked. and talked, and talked with
the result that there was little or no
business transacted. The reports
which were to have been submitted
were not prepared and this will
necessitate another meeting before the
reports can be submitted to the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the CONNER
cial club next Friday evening.
The report of the civic Improvement
committee Friday evening will prob
ably have the effect of squirting the
city council into action regarding
about a dozen and a half of ordinances
which have been dead letters for years
past
Among other things the COMMITTEES
Will ask that a forestry commissioner
be appointed whose duties it shall be
to care for the parkings about the CITY
so frequently mutilated by care
less acts, or vandalism as well as IN
scientific care.
A resolution will be introduced call
ing the attention of the city council to
| the fact that horses are hitched on
Kansas avenue though it has been
some time since the council as a body
went on record as being opposed to
making a stable of this thoroughfare
If the committee has its say about
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own scavenger and all alleys ana
streets as we'll as vacant lots will he
cared for at the expense of the civ.
1t is figured that this can be done at
a small cost by the city. as much OF
the material collected has small
marketable value If collected and
/ properly handled. If this resolution,
which will be introduced by the com
mittee becomes a law it will mean
that there viii be another appointive
Office added to the troubles of the
mayor.