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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17


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. u NlciioiH 3 unlen nm #
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At RAINIER rEAcH,
on Lake Washington car iins. nssf schools
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bone aF inesstmeHt Homie bullf o. iam.
hsf % terms rahs Washingian = gafs
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fiurissani aensf 81 nasian tlset -us
Isf acres 81 ttts county ktase hafn IT.
bearing Trees vel Waieref partly cleared.
god snll. only o. ifo 81 Coiman Bldg
~ a1fes' m1af ~ roof 6oit0ai isa8
gIs naf una Eater ffuut On frs be-
ffira 800 terms faoa cash
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IF
Tf0 AcHEa
o. fina level lard on seed Erndsa street
Is minutes aRH from Ger and % minutes.
ride o. city nesf seed graded srheei aud
- No I ieeaiion. Terms
CHAHi.Hg y ADAMS.
20 ceimsh BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

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sssfsz aEaa4sssr ffnalssfrarfitls rieu
a. 60 All ssesssaaerts g<id= ftAH east
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So eash hzl - 80 wgnth
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Acre
Tracts
tracts q Yeft s.,iaa. sisss. fTsa'
H ..., n 49, a. ga fss.s - . ffsn
trees - safe Wssa Tfis is So eas fosith
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fanss ffusa t1ts = o. se. raffins - sisFtl
sisssHt sssr = t@as pssaiastas al ,ss.
= @-.s,as - - t..tsss riH aeatis 4
sasa. affnih fhs nsN IS lsehshs
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SIT No sefrs safiAa SeHfn = nes
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Crest = fsr- - Fsasi. sasss Sea sse.
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fssss hsas.s tsss. ihst sess 80 = tsila
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

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rfsfis fivssFvam soitass nles ioession
neef eaF Hres. iniFfrfed streets AT 80
tnsssHsrts rsid nsN. urfss eglaHieiI sAoss
III iei ess pflse cniy . 81 Ca a..
fsnss terms g. sait hefns 70 -
ns4afifai sis foafn hea-e thFee iaFss hssi
fneHas rns bath lAfHs rhssis a ven cen
frs Ssa. aaa nstsF octapi~d isnrfsvsl
ifaafa all assessments Haia g. - 10 TIE
-. uesd ssruns Near seheoi. cioss o.
re- safusr as-aiiaas q snosssn sts Eeou
hnass insf sesnpi.tsa has hires ierss bod
rdofns iafss riasafs fine TAN. utsutsl ard
Ufs uiaEs sas and siscfHiriiri = very 81
ltseis,s .s'.sias r.sss .ss shss' , eli,s
ana Nsalsan unss d. fss ysars this
jof WIu NFing what 80 Cffsr the place Tor
o. ga viii tuY q. ard terms csn - az
ranged
h Large veil tuIH hea.~ = six rooms. fine
iasearsrf strictly Hsnsisfn. iafae fnnmt
plenty = fiaest wen uicslf finished eood
W. e ssts' ssa IN sshile iocatisn III
n level streets are improved Two hingts
~ NadfnHa rsT iins Snaft sslh o. East
Nuian TIPS uaner fnust ssll WIZ acespt
q - faa cash.
His.faafa haass ~ 18TH ave- ncar Ma.
drbnA cat nns place 10 rented - Ia fau
condition FEE deiiafs uqaid nlass ~
s,p'l5ssii5 foe lo, iiise TsTias tn,ss-
ussts
ffsue yisws enc biloxi 60 cars Near parks
select neishbofhoot. n.go cash nafsain.
y ~ HAYWOOD. sit.sis nsisy ulaz
Z s5Tss Improved viib tour ro-T1 h5ass
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Nsn9amhef that Fsrt simpson ls mara
than tive hundred miles nearer Alaska and
the orient than anY other port on tbs coast
Just see what THIS viii mean when the
Grand Trunk Pacific has built there. The
ffme g invest in new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
QUEEN ANNE SNAPS

wn HAVE nyYFRAL TfHU HEHi-
bNNrN Hif fHrafH fa TITS ct ErN
akaE Hiefhfrf. ONLY oaE Hinr 81
FgUM fAu LINE IhfEFa fHa AND
fta uAN ruI4n east uAiANrE ut.t
AAn Two fEhnH At fHh GEeI
AEAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
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Tonorrox ~ " y iutehizon Co. =,
Second and Enlou All soc ties go
~ half price See our Nindow dis.
play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17
THE THEATERS
s,.~ar, opsrs cOmssay.

Stewart opsfs Company.
The Stewart 0pera company VII
op~n the Grand sunday night with
= mammoth production 81 Herbert =
~Hahsfte The sunday nights
performance ufil be The opening al
fraetion 81 The season q 1861 Tho
company il made np 81 veil known
artists. The sale q seats began this
morning a. re o'elack
sshertssk Hoirss."
The snftfc Frauley company viii
hla farewell 70 Seattle Saturday
night Ths current Bill % -shsr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Ws hsFs ic1Isf 81 sssItaasat hsHsss SECS
~ sac aisa
y - nsaeins be.iss ca r5fsi h1ll alHars
fEH Nlaa
q ias Ma.aasiHa bHass NitHfH ssss ws& 70
rsnfsf - 8aEn snsn. tsrfss. 49,
asss i,sssilfai ss.as p es.se Nass 90
tftaI waA sHsali E8asaff ss4fa ass
saueN aeafsfH wNkHis hNFN 80
rs Flas4 - Be- - sHffs#a a.
"a kfsH
t'es Na4sMHfaaa tf.AiNfess aeed NNA
sfslt aaiHs $3.50 hsaai'ssss
We AVE sEhsH saffsaFi Eafftss sad ss1itA
10 - b saFa ~ eel 80 49, asliaaiata
-
FrfeENrN NV EsftzNNf AID NEsATH
tnNEANN
Ef NatNNaa MH#A ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

rar q sniaH Investor y - rssosai
-. do.H al far $50 cast. or -. - u
fia5 down. balance e. suit - sttf<A
Nvn can make his money IN iNs
n=Ia care star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

r. a.. aa,as sasil q rsst asspsas. q
psiass i..fass a. - -, - sssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

VII HtNM AatsAFAta
ns.i r.fats
n MATES HTATfo@.
EHtVsFsIfF 90 lies
". havs sts u tors and Mp@E
TTTTS 4 a1fTR
O - 49, sssh tfeam. nssfir nsu
sssefsfa taF. Hsaf rsFs - Msfluns
tias. = s'sils s.gsls; ss.E 80 -
hss. $3.50 hare toNa ENoteH 10
rRrEs a SMITH
s.eeaa Ftcef Empifs hias neih shrrss
nai.,.s 80 n.sss ss So go - e
. u, =. :. s = .... - ~ , 3. re- e .. -
ifpss tsana - aeahis Is ssiss seeu
,' - 49,. ~ ~ - q. - a.. 49,. :. ai gssis
~i.l saila ~ yua y ros vss' bore
IN HAYWOOD.
naqr So flg nsusg npllflrs Il
v.s. .'s.. is'. ~ go =. =. ssr = Is. ..ss-
,s.e,. ~ Zee, ioas' ssb Is l.ssn. y -
nneath Ai-e s-rsFsl srssi hrasss 80 %
ys,r' CEN. ,sesy G u siis,~.a. 80
Ttsss tless
. seFss nsaf saaHyssIs Flshl - q.
i i.gsl isnefussa ps1perty al srcans -
iaaia essstf roads. fssr spea soil -
pr sUfs
IN HAYWOOD. tusB bailey mo-
liz z
- cAsH ANn 80 rEn MONTH
ngy. gsa : -. e m. s q, -. I'd e.. 3
square fae sad I1ae e.r ifssi rsrs.a,
title
cukpLEs v kpkNs
- ceifaan HfE
aRssr sGfss ciass % Ufs@a flsks. az
ballard. $50 90 faats Washington. ~ -
s * 81 fs s sl,s. g "P sss mir =
tss owner effies IN Ttniss hises. Cows
gaisk
CIIEAf-IssFlas reantfTI u aafss. sia.s "
easu and q rsr month. u eest me three
TIFas. biecs call fotsnoous. oofus quisk II
80 o. sssl isTnls oni1 few Iois ieft
heel eirar sidewalks city Hafef sHf
rounded - nice catiaGss. meas saF hoe.
m rIpNpaoN.
- Uiffrtai Hids
FoR eALe-ReAl ESTATE,
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Yes can tuy ilss lot With ritY wLsr.
eiasNalAa aha fNeet AaNta NNN IN f9f W.
On terms o. per mouth Come tn Fcnihsast
Seattle tadaF and sss the lots Ard real
estate tab VII not b needed 70 oonyincs
ynu. Only Is minutes ride. take car svsrF
" minutes. on Wsshinrton street and First
sN 20 Southeast Seattle IT
80 safy terms uics iats IN well iin
proved district near GER line. and viii
have another car - he property IN The
neSi few months. city water side aib etc
- n THOMPSON.
&C. Oriental Hlcg
Main eai. Ind ega
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

The county back III eaft simpson D. fs-
Vaiutsina 90 l. one 81 tha richest IN arft-
culture. miniHU aHd tiahrr 81 THE Whole
nffif aud - paradise q cnterpIiEe.
The newt ten years viii see wonderful
changes on THIS district All this wealth
Hust have an outlet &C. The west In orIieF
to reafh fhn markets. Hf the world That
outlet sill lie az ruJt Awpnan. because e
has the only safe barber frnfa Vancouver
Island 10 Alaska fiu YOU see the pnintT
invest ~ lots 90 fuft Simpson while they
are cheap ard reap the harvest in the
advance n pfirss
Caii and tax it over With Us We are
apNn evenings Port simpson Improvement
co fis Pioneer fildF seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

I aeres iinpFoVsd sifh four. roaln hauss
Goed welt one hundred fruit trees. SO
fire hnmr HlN fuanlsI ever en- acre -
fire hattaIn lanH. sfsiiaut garden faf a
lev days only e uo
aaf Naff irN KfunFHair e. nafrFra Nua
f.lf Seattle aIf..f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

Sir beviing ailefs for sale Regulation
rrslasNfas naIss fofiendsf CO make. Fefy
rfsap phone. Esst less -. Walfman
lb1 HnusFd -if~A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

uN mshuF ~ naus. sash ~ tet
HaathiF
tzls - aiass - csf. saetstflisisi
ttaa - aahr
49, iiessss faaras "a asue 80 rssh
gssaa iisaasf faaafea aeHnaf - is4aiU
Co. 49, NaH Hms. ta3s So see ftaEi
a asa 81 ass : flasaa. b O. iaf. - raf
lee
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cesBsf - NtfM 49, hsass : feaHas snd
taHA afsf sfoesfr ssHfr slsss nafss ans
e. fazfiuffa 20 aetaa rfaHsHfp -
s|gsssst anifY ss4snsa affaFtf IHHsH u -
ruHNNt4 gANHETNE AND HEsITN
EsfNEAaN
a. Mafnean Niaak aaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-17

W. aea hsHe iufa and aEfss irgHfHfss
$40 afinssfel - a. NaiaEaf tsssh sfa
flsIaiir asa asH ~ aitHasf aHH fs4siFr
asfH4 So sarH Fsisss torres - teVetAaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-27
Z
). AN ABsURDaTY OF
= THE QUARANTINE.
Mobile Register
%&%&&@%%%&%%g Ss%SEsssaS

An interesting case was brought to
the attention of the board by letter
from D. B. Penn, the agent of the Nc
Kay Steamship Company, which opel
ates the steamship Clinton between
New Orleans and Havana. The Clini
ton arrived at Quarantine Station two
days ago from Havana via Tampa. 1t
seems that she was not fumigated be-
fore departure from Havana, and that
she took sixteen passengers. who were
debarked at Tampa, and that she was
not fumigated at Tampa. She arriv'
ed in the Mississippi and was detain-
ed by DR.. Thomas. He placed her in
quarantine for the full six days. The
agent asked that the ship be allowed
to come up the river. The board de
cided that as she had complied with
the federal and state regulations she
would have to remain the full six
days in quarantine-(RepOTt Of the
Louisiana State Health Board Meet
in.
Here we have illustrated the quar-.
antine method in fits most peculiar
and absurd form. The Clinton is
closely guarded. She is put into
quarantine. She is held there full six
days from the time of her departure
from Havana. No yellow fever pa
tient, and no infected stegOmyia has
the least chance of escaping the vigi
lance of Quarantine Officer Thomas.
1t is an admirable system and has our
approval, except that five days de-
tentiOn would. we think, meet all
reasonable demands; but the whole
proceeding is like the locking OF the
stable door after the horse has been
stolen. Observe that sixteen passeG-
gers from Havana got of the Clinton
at Tampa Florida-one day out of
Havana! And while the vigilaut
Thomas has his eye clapped upon the
antine any one of the sixteen pas
sengers from Havana may be walking
the streets of New Orleansl BY the
Tampa route a traveller from Havana
could get to New Orleans ahead of
phe steamer, or, say within forty
eight hours after he left Havana
This is no new thing, of course.
The Register has complained of il
time and again. We did hope that
ere this we would have uniform ma
rine quarantine. so that the absurdi-
ties complained of could be done
away with. but the president seems
to be in no haste to sign the quaran-
tine bill, and we still are waiting for
our promised uniformity. The quar-.
antine officer of Louisiana must con-
tinua to act the Sleuth and to gaze
with wise eyes upon steamers tied
to posts at quarantine, knowing full
well the while that the damage
threatens from quite a different quar-
ter, namely, from Tampa. How long
is this sort of foSSishness to be toll
Grated?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-27
The Census Returns for
City Of Pensacola.

The returns from the census Of Es.
Gambia county have reached TalIs-
hsssee and, according to a dispatch
received from there last night, the
population Of Pensacola is given as
31,677. The returns for the whole
county are not yet in shape to he
given out.
From the figures given it is appa--
that a large number of Pensaconans
have been overlooked by the census
tal1er, as the population Of Pensacola
Is certainly $4,000 or more.
The United States census of 1900
gave Pensacola a population of H.
az and the census Of 1880 gave It
1880, an increase Of 559.7 per year
for each of the ten years between
1890 and 1900. If only the same ra-
ito of increase were maintained the
figures in 1906 wOuld be 2l,lO5
against p, 677, as shown by the state
census.
During the past FIVE years the
growth OF Pensacola has been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-27
GREED NATIONAL SIN.
Rev. DR.. WyIie Says America Must
Repent or Be Lost.

Rev. DR.. wyIie Says America Must
Repent or Be Lost.
America must either repent and
turn to God or her doom is sealed de-
clared the Rev. DIR. David G. WyIie in
the pulpit of the Scotch Presbyterian
church in West Ninety-sixth street,
New York, the other night,
THE development Of our country, I"
he continued, has been marvellous,
and God has prospered us greatly. 1t
is the richest country in the world. The
mania for more money has become uni
versal among US. The desire for wealth
is a passion, and the dollar is the ma
tional god. The pulpit and the pew,
the rich and the poor, they all want
more.
Universal greed is the national sin,
and our sins are now finding us out
We have been so disgraced by the ex-
posures of insurance methods, railroad
methods and packing methods that an
honest man almost shrinks from being
called an American.
THE church itself has gone into the
universal scramble for money, and
many Of its members are animated by
the greed of money. The reform must
begin In the house of God. It will not
do for the church to permit members
to steal railroads or to occupy front
seats while poisoning the food Of mill
lions"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-27
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Section Four Hundred
and Forty-twO (442). of Article t5l r.
! Chapter (1S). of the Cooe Of Or--
! ances Of the City of Pensacola.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYl2
AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY O@
| PENSACOLA:
That Seton -Four Hundrd and f1-.
two (442), Article (3) Of Chapter .i',
of the Code Of Ordinances or the CIR
of Pensacola, be and the same is h.-.
by amended, so as to read as follow
viz:-Sec. 442. Any person who 81.
cages the services Of any pubic
licenced vehicle, with inten. "
defraud. or cheat the owner. or d-tr.-
of such vehicle out of the rate es'a-.
lished by ordinance for such sers-rE
and who with such intent re-u-s '
pay such rate at the time such -.-
vices are rendered, if demand DO mage
therefor, shall be punishei 1r -a'
not exceeding twenty d1..a-s. ".
Imprisonment not GNccctil1 '--...
days, or by both such fine and III
prisOnment.
ANY driver or owner charging or a.
tempting to charge more than NE
rates prescribed by Sections ''.
Hundred and Thirty-Four (43A All
Four Hunared and Thirty Five l+.''
shall be deemeI TO have violated '-.-
ordinance, and shall be punished Dr.
fine of not exceeding twenty dollars
or by imprisonment not eXceed--.
thirty days, or by both such fine AM
Imprisonment.
Provided That all Ordinances am
parts Of Ordinances in conflict ae'~
with be, and the same are HEREBY 70
pealed.
Passed June 14th. 1906.
Approved June is, 1906.
CHAS. H. BLISS.
Mayor
Attest:
C. E. MERRITT,
Clerk.
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Legal advertisements
AN ORDINANCES

To be entitled "An Ordinance g..
to William A. Blount certain $500. ss'.
Of Lots Twenty-four and Twe7r 80 IS :
Of Block Thirty-four Of the W, I've
Front of the City Of Pensacola ~ -'''
BID 1T ORDAINED BY THE lrsvo,
AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN On IN
THE CITY OF PENSACOLA. VI
Sec. 1. That the Mayor and o.
Clerk are hereby directed u sva....
and deliver to William A. BIor-, /,
deed in fee simple, without wa--a7.r
from the City Of Pensacola for So,
portions Of lots Twenty-sorr "a
Twenty-Five of Block Thirty-s7r- -
the Water Front of the Civ Of ps-
sacola, as have not heretofO-= hes,
conveyed to the said Wi".7-. =
Blount by the COmmiss.o-e-s d.
pointed and acting under the sc- -s
the legislature of the State o. F~5-.ss
entitled AN Act TO Grant the W7-..
Front of the City Of Pensac1.a. F--
fGa," approved June 2, 1899. u1o- M.
ment to the said City by the sad m.
liam A. BlOunt of the sum o. FL,
Hundred ($5OO0O) Dollars.
Passed June 14th. 1906.
Approved June IS, 1906
CHAS. H. BLISS
Mayor
Attest:
C.. E. MERRITT,
Clerk.
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Drumminr Nth Autor.

Commercial travellers are getting SO
they travel great deal by auto and
find that that mode of getting about
the country serves their purpose better
than any other. There is no waiting
for trains, and the drummer as soon as
he is through calling on the trade In
one town is ready to jump into his We
hicle and speed away to his next stop.
George Readman, an enterprising
drummer OF Sacramento, gets about in
this way and sends out postal cards
containing a picture OF him and his
auto ready for business. He mails
these to his customers and tells them
when they can expect him. And, by
the way, he seldom disappoints them.
for he finds his auto a good deal more
reliable than trains.
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PENSACOLA FLORIDA WEDNESDAY MORNING. o. 1906

phenomenal, greatly exceeding that Of
any previous period of her history
Every line Of business has felt the i'm
petus impaired by a greatly en-
larged population. Tracts of land
that five years ago, were barren
wastes are now occupied by resi-,
dences, and it has been difficult for
building operations to keep pace with
the demand for houses.
Taking all these things into con
sheraton it is rather difficult to be.
lieve that the returns are anywhere
rear accurate as far as this city is
concerned. The population of Pensa-
cola is at least $4,000, and a careful
enumeration would undoubtedly
demonstrate that fact.
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A FUNERAL DINNER.
Table Draped In BIack-sI<uII at Side
of Each Plate.

Table Draped In BIack-SkuII at Side
of Each Plate.
Julius Brown, son Of the war gov
ernor of Georgia, gave a remarkable
dinner the other night at Atlanta on
the occasion of his fifty-eighth birth
day, says the New York Times. There
were twelve persons present, one Of
whom was Governor Terrell.
On the table was a black velvet
cloth, and the dinner cards were black.
There was a skull at the side Of each
plate while suspended from the chan
delier was a huge skull, and beneath it
on a black pedestal sat the figure Of a
monk draped In black.
There was on the table a candle for
every course of the dinner With the
end Of each course a candle was snuff
ed out, this being continued until no
lights were left on the table, though
those in the corners Of the room were
still burning.
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AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the cOnfsca-o- ~
concealed weapons unlawful 5ar-.st.
Be it ordained. by the Nay0- a-5
Council Of the City Of PensacoIa.
Section 1. That any Co1ce4zf
weapon found on or about any pe-s5,
arrested for the violation Of any o-t-.
ance Of the City Of Pensacola shall b.
taken possession Of by the CsEe--
making the arrest and turned over v
him to the City Marshal, who sha. r.
tain the same until after the --is 70
such person, and, If such person 81,
convicted, shall be forfeited ID DO
City Of Pensacola, and the MARSHA
shall sell the same at public sac
under the direction Of the Baa-t o
Public Safety and account for and "a.
over the proceeds thereof as 70 case
of fines collected; but If such person
be acquitted said weapon shall BE- e.
turned to him. The Marsha. sha-
keep In his ONCE a record of a.
weapons forfeited as aforesaid whC1
shall show the disposition made O,
each.
Section 2. That all ordinances
and parts Of ordinances in Co11.c-
herewith be and the same are L--..E
repealed.
Section g. That this ord.1aa-a
shall take effect Immediately upon Is
passage and approval.
Passed June 14th. 1906.
Approved June IS. 1905
CEHAS. II. BLISS
May0s
Attest:
C. E. MERRITT,