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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

FLOUR-Steady, but slow; Minnesota
patents, $.20Q4.50; winter straights, SO. 75Q
$50; winter extras, $2.S5Q3.35; winter pat
ents. So. 90Q4.20.
W~HEAT-After opening higher on bet
ter cables and light offerings, wheat sold
off to about last nights level under good
weather. settlement of lake strike, realiz-
ing in May and bear pressure; July, 85%6
S6c.; September, SO 1S-16Q84c.
201c. Mercantile Exchange official quota,
ton, extras, 20c.); ffrsts, 18Q20c.; seconds,
16@11c.; thirds, 1Sm15c.; held, extras, 1Sc. 4;
14c.; state dairy. tubs, fresh, fancy, 800
191sc.; firsts, 17QlSc.; seconds, 15016o,
thirds, 13G14c.; renovated, extras, 161sc. /;
ilrsts, l59l6c.; seconds, l2g14c.; thirds, 10
CHEESE-Old, state, full cream, large
and small, colored and white, fancy,
to fair. IlQ1Sc.; new state, full cream,
large and small. best. 915c. fair to good,
Sage; light skins, best. 7A@71sc.; part
BIC. common, SA@4c, full Skins, 11hQ2c.
EGGS-State, Pennsylvania and nearby,
selected, white, fancy, Zoe. choice, 1870
le1sc;; f%irstss 171k91Sc. dirties, 1sizai41kc.;
BEANszsteady; marrow. ss.o5gslo; me-
dium, $2.05M2. 10; pea, $1.70; red kidney,
$3.05.
WOOL-Steady; domestic fleece, s5@3Sc.
HOPS-Quiet: state, common to choice.
1905, 1Oa15c.; 1904, sd10c.; olds. nominal;
Odds, 465c.
LIVE POULTRY-Broilers, per pair, Asa
55c.; per pound. 23l2Sc. fowls, per pound,
l4c.; ROSTERS. young. 12c. old. size. tur-
keys, lie. pigeons, per pair, 30q35c.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys, aver
lots, per pound, 14G16c.: old. 13m16c.
b%roilers, 4 pounds to pair and under, Phil
%adelphia, dry picked, 25G35c.; New York
and Pennsylvania, 20G30c. fowls, Phila-
delphia, dry picked. 13d131sc.; old cocks,
dry picked and scalded, .10c. ducklings,
Long Island, 1SG19c, eastern and other
17n1Sc.; squads, prime. large,
white, per dozen. 81 .75@3.50: mixed, $3.50;
dark. S1.2591. so; eulls. 50075c.; frozen tur-
keys, hens. No. 1. 20c.; toms, 191l911c.
2, 14G16c.; old toms, 1S@181Ac. capons,
I7c,; broilers, dry picked, 4 pounds and
&C.; No. 2. 13g14c.; chickens, roasting,
Try picked, No. l. 12Q17c.; No. 2. S@10c.
S@l3c.; ducks, 12Q15c.; geese, 8Q13c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
New York's Drink Bill.

In a sermon on why the Masses in
New York are Poor" the Rev. DR.. Mad
ison G. Peters said: st is estimated that
New York spends 81, 100000 a day for
liquor, most of it bad, which amounts
to more than half as much as the
amount required to run the entire gov
eminent of the United States. The an
nual liquor bill of New York is more
than the entire amount received for tar
III. The interest on the city's annual
drink bill at four per cent. is nearly
equal to the income of all the UNIVERSE
ties and colleges in the United States.
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to call up the transformer man a mile
and a half away at the portal of the
long tunnel, but the wires were cut
and communication with anyone at
the surface was out of the question.
Believing his death was but a mat
ter of a few moments at the most,
Withrow sat down and wrote a fare
well note to his mother on a board
broken from a candle-box, bidding her
good-by. and willing her all his pos
sessions, including his life insurance
and considerable mining stock. He
placed the board in back of the tele-
phone box, knowing that when the fire
was out and the mine free from smoke
and gas it would be found.
After making his will Withrow Sc
cured a large bunch of cotton waste,
soaked it in water and tied it over his
mouth and nose with a piece of sus-
pender. Then he began his desperate
fight for life.
He was entirely unfamiliar with the
workings of the great mine and had
to trust to luck as to where he went.
expecting every moment to fall into
some Wine or shaft and be killed.
He pushed bravely on in the darkness.
feeling his way along the sides of the
various drifts through which he
passed, until he suddenly tumbled into
the ladderway of shaft No. 2, I'D
which he climbed. half choked. until
he gained the first station, $50 feet
above. The ladderway reaching no
further up, Withrow again and again
essayed to climb up the square sets.
only to fall back, bleeding and wound
to the station.
Despairing of getting further
through the shaft, he turned blindly
into a drift, through which he con-
tinued to drag himself until he
emerged at a point near the main tun-
mel and top that vas running deem
with water that was being poured into
he shaft in an effort t. ~extinguish the
ire. Withrow fell into the water.
in contact with a floating mine
.imber, which he grasped. He kept
loid of the timber and with it was
swept to the mouth of the tunnel.
where the later loses itself over the i
iide of the mountain. Withrow tried
0 reach the main workings, but fell
unconscious, in which condition he re-
NAMED until accidentally found by
'ther employees of the mine. He re-
eiVed the congratulations Of the whole
amp for the brave fight he made for
us life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

ST. LOUIS, May 11.-From Cairo,
Egypt, William ]. Bryan has written a
letter to Colonel NJ. G. Wetmore here
saying in part: Il am satisfied that the
things ha e been fighting for are
growing, but who will he most availa-
Die IN 8 Q is a question that cannot be
answered now. | shall not do anything
TO secure another nomination and do
not war-,it unless circumstances seem
to demand it. Time alone can deter
mine that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
BOARD WANTED.

Wanted-RoOm and board, with all
modern conveniences, in private
family, either in South or Perth Am
boy. Address, stating particulars, NJ.
O., care Evening News.
1790-5-10-3t
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In Colusa county, California, recent
ly, Miss Florence Berker ran against
her father, P. F. Berker, the incum-
bent, for the Office of school trustee.
and beat him after a hot campaign.
She did 1t because she had heard her
father intended to GUST a female
teacher who was a friend of hers.
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Worlds Largest Room.

The largest room in the world under
n root and unbroken by pillars is
in st. Petersburg. 1t is $40 feet long
by $50 feet in breadth. BY daylight it
is used for military displays, and a
whole battalion can completely ma
newer in it. By night 10000 wax
tapers give it a beautiful appearance.
The roof is a single arch of iron.
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Biz Ere ri pinar neI Rio-

HAVANA. May IL. - Fire in the
heart of the city of Pinar del Rio
swept one entire square and part of
another and destroyed a hotel, several
of the leading business houses and
some of the better class of residences.
The fire could not be checked until
some of the buildings were blown up
with dynamite.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

To Let-Large furnished bedroom
overlooking bay. 81 Rector street.
17S2-h-Q-tf
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Honk, Hopki

Their is a man in Bangkok who
keeps a goose as a watch dog. He has
trained the bird to initiate a motor car
hooter whenever a stranger approach
es. So realistically does the feathered
histrion enter into its part that it has
been arrested On several occasions for
exceeding the speed limit.
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win Halt New York Funerals.

NEW YORK, May las a result of
q threat to increase the length of the
working day, with only a small in
crease in pay. a general strike of the
1,500 funeral drivers employed here
was declared last night at a meeting
of the Funeral Drivers union. The
men say there will be no funerals in
the city unless the employers come
down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
Ancient ROYAL Headpear,

A queen of ancient Egypt wore over
the light blue head covering fashion.
able for her sex an elaborate head
dress in place of a crown. This was
made in the form of some symbolic
animal, or less it bore a symbol
bird, the heads of serpents, or the
horns of oxen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
Mrs. Jener.on Davis III.

NEW YORK, May 11.-Mrs. Jeffer-
-soneDavis, widow of the former presi-
dent of the Confederate states, is seri-
ously III in her apartments in the Ho-
tel Gerard. where she has made her
home for twelve years.
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FURNISHED ROOMS no LET.

Large Sunny front Room, with board.
suitable for two men. Address B.,
News office. 1S4S-5-11-1t|
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Darwin's Sons.

The four sons of Charles Darwin,
author of the Origin of Species" are
all scientists. Sir George is the Plu-
milan professor of astronomy at Cam
bridge; Horace Darwin has been as
ISOLATED with him in his work; Fran
CTS Darwin is a botanist; and Maj.
Leonard Darwin is a g~eographer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
MiscreantG GOT Four Year..

NEW YORK, May 11.-Nicholas Mer-
tens pleaded guilty to the charge of
importing a Belgian girl into this coun-
try for immoral purposes and was SEN
fenced to four years Imprisonment and
to pay a fine of 81, 900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

An unbeliever in the divine right"
OF kings is said to have challenged the
Italian monarch: IF thou art king
bid Vesuvius be still.' The carping
doubter forgot that divine right is
limited to holding the royal job.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
canada,s Cheese.

About 20 to 25 years ago the United
States was the principal foreign con-
triputor to the cheese supply of Great
Britain, but Canada has since out
stripped the United States as an ex-
porter of CHI,
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Molasses Candy

Two cups Of maple molasses, two
teaspoonfuls of butter, one Gun OF
maple sugar, one7half cup of water.
Boil all together qntil done; be care
full not to stir while cooking When
done, pull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

.CATTLE-Supply light; market steady,
choice, $5.60M5.S5; prime, $5.35q5.60; veal
calves. $66D6. 80.
HOGS-Receipts light; market active:
prime heavies, s.. zoos. 10: mediums, heavy
$5.50d5. 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Supply fair:
market steady; prime wethers, $5.40G5.60
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

always do what you are AFRAID to
do is high counsel" for a tinid al
vertiaer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
Weather Probabilities.
Fair and warmer; west winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CIoning Stock Quotationn,

Money on call easy at So per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 5A@5A per cent;
exchanges, 1884, DIG, 10; balances, 81, 655, 1O6.
CIneip% pricac.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
E wANTED-NrALE.

Men and Women who are willing 10
hustle can earn a good salary. APP
ply Ludwig's Music House.
1S~37-5-11-tf
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Braga Hall

Ehe3 Finest Han and Largest Stage
In the City.
TO Let for Balls and Entertainments
Apply S. NJ. Jacobson, Scheuef Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

For Rent-Six room house, SO Buck
ingham avenue. 1~S04-5-1O-6t
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Leave WANT" advs, at branch Of
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
Man Wantcd bv nhvsician mnsl III

wan Wanted by physician, must be
Y sober and Industrious, understand
Sare of horses n wagons and do
general work about the place; good
hepme and wages; reference required.
APPLY between 7 and 8 p. M, 1870
job. nson avenue, Tottenville.
1847-5-11-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11

House for Rent on High street. All
conveniences. Pleasant location.
Comegys Bros, State and Jefferson
streets. 16S1-5-4-tf
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BOARDERS WANTED.

BOarders Wanted-Terms reason
able. 20 Hall venue
1S10-5-10-6t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


ROOMS FOR RENT.
To Let-Four rooms first floor. 30
Jefferson street. Apply Ferd Gar
retson, 1913 High street.
1S34-5-11-1t
To Let-Rooms on Woodbridge road,
near Maurer's; also boarders want
ed. Enquire John Rupp.
1SSO-5-11-9t
To Let-Rooms at 1872 Brighton ave-
nue.. Enquire 266 High street.
1792-5-10-3t
Rooms TO Let on Davidson avenue.
Apply Phi. Levine, So Smith street.
1782-5-9-tf
To Lct-Upper part of a house at
IT'S Washington street, newly pap
cred and cleaned; rem $40. Apply
Galaida's Hotel, Keasbey.
171S-5-7-tf
To Let--Six roo fiat, all improve
ments. Enquire 1876 State street.
161S-5-1-tf
To Let-Three six room flats: all
q improvements. FlOerSch
building. Apply Packer House.
1170-4-11-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
|
Large Sunny front Room, with board.
suitable for two men. Address B.,
News office. 1S~4S-5-11-1tl
To Let-Nice large room, with board.
Suitable for two 2S6 High street.
1S41-5-11-1t
To Let-Room with or without
board; modern improvements. 90
Gordon street. 1S0O-5-1O-3t
To Let-Large furnished bedroom
overlooking bay. 81 Rector street.
17S3-5-9-tf
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Rent-A five room house or four
room fiat. 125 Barclay street.
1797-5-10-3t
Rent-Six room house, SO Buck
ingham avenue 1S04-5-10-6t
House for Rent on High street. All
conveniences. Pleasant location.
Bros, State and Jefferson
streets. 16S1-5-4-tf
ROOMS WANTED.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-11
HOUSES FOR RENT.

For Rent-A five room house or four
room fiat. 125 Barclay street.
1797-5-10-3t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
NEARBY PENNsYLvAN1A POINTS.

The Ridley Park Athletic Association
will amalgamate with the Ridley Park
Social Club
Rev Roderick p. Cobb of Troy, N. Y,
has assumed charge Of St. Pauls Episcopal
Church, Doylestown
The Widener stable hands at Elkins
Park lodged "A wanderer over night, and
he stole 500 worth of plumber.
The practice of minors frequenting
pool rooms at West Chester has been
broken up by warning from a magis-
trate.
The West Chester Band was enter
tanned at lunch last evening by Encamp-
ment No. 25. Union Veteran Legion, in
Memorial Hall, the visit being an annual
affair.
Hugh A. Russell of Philadelphia has
purchased the Cross Keys Hotel, a mile
north of Doylestown. and the license was
transferred on Monday
Charles Stauch of Perkasie was in
stantly killed by a car on the line of the
Iehigh Valley Traction Co. near Rocky
Ridge, Bucks county.
Thieves broke into the Wycombe rail-
road station on the Northeast, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, and, smashing the auto
matte telephone took nearly all the cash
il contained.
A hosiery mill will be started at Liesz 5
bridge.
The stock for Pinegrove's national
bank has been greatly oversubscribed.
Council has decided that all overhead
signs must come down in Norristown.
A grandiather's clock brough the fancy
price OF $50 at Nathaniel Potts public
sale at Amityville.
Tho DINING cigar factory will be en-
larged at East Greenville, 80 that 200
additional hands can be employed.
Norristown School Board will appro-
pirate $50 a year toward a field for track
sorts for the High School pupils.
Only about 10000 tons Of ice has been
harvested in the Perkiomen Valley, though
usually over 100000 tons are housed
Struck by a falling tree, John Meyer
Of Mohn's Hill, was hurled 20 feet, and.
besides having two ribs fractured, sus-
tanned other severe injureis.
Tho Law Reporter, a publication of
Montgomery county courts, was pur-
chased at public sale yesterday at Norris
town by Attorney A. r. Pluce for S2,3l0.
Robbers have been playing havoc in
kennelt square. On 0aNufudN nDnt
the window of the store Of George Bow
man was pried open by jimmy and about
IS worth of goods, consisting Of gro
ceries and tobacco. was taken. The
cigarettes were cleaned out of the case.
The hennery Of Jacob Yarnall WAS entered
some time during the early hours Of Sum
day and rs fine chickens were taken.
Alfred Timms has purchased gasoline
engine which he will use in the manufac-
iacture of ice cream and operate fans in
in his place of business at Kennett Square.
The first granite for the front Of the
public building at West Chester arrived
yesterday, and work will be pushed along
at once.
There is a rumor in West Chester that
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co. has
purchased the Philadelphia & West Ches-
ter trolley road, but this is denied by
| President A. Merritt Taylor.
Sharon Hill fremen' s benefit ball was
! a fine success.
New stone roads will at once be con-
structed from Croydon TO Bristol
As a the result of fractured leg and
others complications. Michael Hohmann
died in the Chester Hospital.
Rev Howard X. Williams a student
az Grocer Theological Seminary. has ac-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
AHEAW PENALTY.
Negro Accused Of Assauiting a white
Man.


Negro Accused of AssaultinE a white
man.
John W. Tilghmau, a ell.dTessed
lored man, had hearing before
JIige Cochran. in the Municipal
lourt, this morning, on the charge Of
O mmitticg an assault ana battery on
j hn HIGGINS. a white man HigRins
iih d atty st rial al ernacn, While
h Was standing at the coraer ot Film
id Orange streets, Iilghman ap-
preached him and without any cause,
struck him 10 the mouth with his hst.
Harvey Hickman testified that
T,lehman and Higgins we're HAVING
words, but he did not hear what they
we're talkine about. tie saw Tilghmsn
throw of his coat and strike Higgins
10 the mouth. Tilghman said that
Higgins bad insulted a coored woman
ana he went to him to tell him about
1t, hut Higgins sRore at him and at.
tempted to strike him, SO be struck
Higgins.
Judge Cochran told TilRhman that be
d no right to assault u drunken
.Aau, no IN ittsr what the man said TO
him. lie sentenced rilghman t three
months Imprisonment and a hne Of
$50, with costs. Higgins, the man as
saulted, was fined 81, on the charge Of
drunkenness.
thomas Welsh, charged with acting
IN a disorderly manner in Hollis res
iaurant, was fined 50, with costs. Mf.
Holt testified that yesterday at noon
Welsh went into the restaurant and
ordered an oyster stew, and when be
got it be refused tc pas for u.
Eldon Hagany, charged with
drunkenness, was fined $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
SENTENCED TO A LIFE URUNK

Kansas City. No, March t. "If
you II go out and get drunk and st5 y
drunk III let you out of jail. You've
got to live up to that condition. II
you don't, III tut you in Jail and keep
you there.
Thereupon Judge Wofford in the
Criminal Court released Selby Jones
yesterday. Jones, charged with fore
cry, is saId to be a son of a well-known
st. Louis family, the name Jones be
ing merely an alias. On his attorney g
promise that Jones would 90 at once
TO Chicago, where he hnd secure J
work, Judge ", # I'd took the prison .
er's personal Fscognizsnce.
"Only you remember, you've got g.,
get drunk and stay drunk. You're
bad man. Whisky will take you TO
the devil quicker than any thing else
The sooner the devil gets you the
better. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

I'VE tried various medicines, but with
out any benefit whatever and she could not
take cod liver oil OF eniulsions, as they
nausented her and unset her stomach.
Learning that Ninol contains all the
medicinal and strength-creating properties
OF cod liver oil, but without the nauseating
and system -clogging oil, We decided to
try il, and the results were marvellous. She
loved 10 take Il and il gave her heart,
appetite, the color returned TO her cheeks
and she Is stronger and in better health
than she has been for years.
cannot say enough In favor OF this
delicious cod liver oil preparation for
weak, puny children"
Our lceh druggist, \. b. Dsniorth, says
I'VE have never sold medicine in our
store equal to Ninol for puny children,
weak old people, sickly women aud children.
Why don't you tty u on our guaranteoY''
\, b. Danlortb, druggist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Bouzart CT
1917 West Third street entertained
party of relatives in honor of the
birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Bouzart 8
mothor. Those present from out Of
the city we're Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pennoog Of Germantown, Pa, Mas.
Clifford MoMaster Of Rozburough, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ewing of Wis
sahiokon, Pa. Mrs. Eliza Strickland
CT Fails Of Sohuy kill, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. William Scott OF philadel-
phis, Mrs. Sarah Ewing of Roxborough,
Clarence Ewing of Roxborough.
Those from Wilmington we're Mr.. and
Mrs. John White, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Bouzart, MI. aud Mrs. Howard
Lewis, Samuel Patterson, Norris
White, William White, Orville Bouzart,
and Wesley Wiser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

cepted a call to the Alpha Baptist Church,
Philadelphia.
Young Edward Esrey of LeiperWlle
was seized with acute appendicitis while
driving to Pottstown, and died after an
operation in the hospital
Rev. G.. A. Alf and Mrs Hannah Ellis
have established a mission at Clifton
Heights for the education of foreigners
who live in that locality.
Deputy Game Warden William Michener
of Bristol expects to liberate several hum
dred quail for breeding purposes in Bucks
county this week
The fire company Of Sharon Hill has
awarded a contract to Philadelphia parties
for the erection of a new fire house, which
will be built on modern lines
The bursting of a hy-wheel on one of
the engines Of the Chester Traction Co. 5
powerhouse at the Penrose Ferry bridge,
on the Southwestern line, entailed a loss
of about S2500O
Application will shortly be made for
articles of incorporation for the Radnor
Fire Co. Of Wayne, which will in a great
measure take the place Of the present
company in the South Wayne district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

The joint committees Of the Board Of
Trade and City Council. appointed to
draft a city charter bill 20 be presented
for the consideration Of the next Lcgis-
lature, held its weekly meeting last night
in the Board Of Trade rooms. Tho entire
evening was occupied in discussing the
sections of the draft of 1903 relating TO
City Council. a number of changes
were made. which the committee con-
siders would be beneficial
The committee is going over the 1908
draft, section by section, and making
whatever changes il considers best
City Councilman Joseph Il. McCafferty,
who has been acting as secretary of the
committee, was unable TO be present on
account Of an accident sustained several
days ago. Those present were Chairman
Samuel II. Baynard. William p Bancroft,
former Mayor Charles ID. Bird. County
Comptroller Philemma Chandler. Mayor
Horace Wilson. Thomas II. Savery, presi-
dent of the Board OF Trade; Alfred Belts
and Councilmen William G.. Taylor and
Howard d. Ross.
One question which the committee is
giving much consideration is that OF ward
boundaries. Some Of the members favor
having the wards correspond with repre-
sentative districts. On account of the
absence Of a number Of the Democratic
members OF the committee, no action
was taken on that question last night
During the discussions several members
expressed the opinion that the Office
should seek the man and not the man the
Office, and that men who arc in politics
for their living should not be elected to
city Offices
Section II of the 1903 charter bill pro-
vides that two persons shall be chosen
as members of Council by the qualified
voters in each of the five wards and that
five persons shall be elected at large, This
was favored by the committee.
The section which provides that Coun-
Gil shall elect IFS own president, n clerk
aud a bailif and no other city officials
was discussed This section was ap-
proved, as IL was felt that IL would bC
wise 70 take from Council tho power ia
name city officials which are named under
the present charter.
Section 20 Of the 1908 charter wal
changed in order TO make the salary o
Council members $500 per annum insteac
of $3.50. The present salary is $40
The committee decided 10 make
change in section 2S Of the 1903 chartc
which provides that any Councilman
who has a personal or private interest il
any measure, ordinance or bill shall pub
licly disclose the fact 10 Council and shal
not vote on the matter; that in SAGE o
failure and tho measure bo carried by hi
vote, he shall forfeit his Office and tn
bill be declared void This section wa
so changed that Il will not result in
Councilman iorieiting his office.