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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN

The aUSliiess MANS HANDY IN
pE&. publicbstl In the Saturday Eulie
TN and the weekly edition, gives
concise and complete resume Of all le.
yai notices. calls for tenders, iudg'
n,cnts, building permits ard real ts
tate transactions. evening Bulletin.
-.rr per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the ncws oi the day For 81 year
Fine Job Printing a. the Bulletin
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

squads in any quantity. KaimuIi
Heights Zoo "it2il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BARBER SHOP.

For = nice. smooth shave call at the
Criterion shop. III Fort st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
MUSIC.

Mr.. Jas. Sheridan, panoforse tuner,
All orders should BE- left at tho lia-
waiian News Co. Young bldg. Phone
29i or Cottage No !. Haal"ica Lawn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
effort VIII Re Made 10 Make
Company Pay The Etft
Bond Of $4,000
BUT AN EFFO3T---THAT'S ALL
City Attorney Doubtless Knows He
Is Going in to Fight a Case he
is Sure to Loss-6ond Was
Never Any Good.

The city OF Brunswick is going TO
collect that bCnd Of $4,000 put up
Dy ]. H. Neff and his asso ,iates on
August 10. 1906. as good faith mon
ey' for the construction of an cleo
Iric car system in Brunswick. How.
ever. 1t can be safely predicted that
The money will not be usei to pay
any or the city's notes failing dI
next month. month a.ter next. June
December. 1917. or August. 1877.
AT a meeting OF Eo1nCu last night
Aldermal Gale very quietly arose
and made motion tAat the city al
tolney Oe instrhcled to proceed t.
comet TIE oEd: the motion was
seconded ana carried. without Oh,
wcld Of discussion. Tie city attol
10y was present, and while he d.
not have anything TO say regardinl
Tie motion. he doubtless thought Ii,
Ine time that he hal legal fign,
on his hands. that Is If he really in
| ISAluo W mo Oil GlLOl W COIlSCt liz
1old. but it is believed that no sue
effort will ever be made.
Neff. when he was given the fran
chise by the city clerk, put up ,
bond or $4,000 to have a certain
number OF miles of track complete,
and cars under operation by Augu
10 last. At the time it was genel
| ally predicted that the bond was n,
good, and bets amounting to abou
$500 were pla ed that Neff woulo
never build the line. This none,
has already been collected by th,
winners.
The Atlanta capitalists, who Sc
cured control Of the franchise. a!sU
put up $1,000 when an extension o.
Two months was granted, but coun
ell has not yet taken any action Oh
this bonus. However, this thousan
will probably find its way to the cit.
treasury. n
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
t was Placed on Its FirsI
Reading Before Council
Last Night
VAS A LENGTHY O].UNENI
On Motion it was Referred to the
Committees on Ordinances and
Sanitation, Light and Water
to be Reported Upon.

Council came very near slipping
a cog LAST night and letting those
IN the outside know what was dolne
1T all Of those closed door sessions,
1ut the mayor, just in the nick OF
lime, discovered what was about to
..appen and qui .kly changea the
program.
AS soon as council was called Il,
Jrder. Alderman Gale an1ouuSeo
mat he had a resolution waich he
Wished to introduce. He handed Il
o the city clerk who held it to4
,ew minutes. There was silence III
.ne coIncil chamber. Toe aldermen
ooked at one another in amaze
Lent; there was NOT mdrmur. +!
ally the clIFk was iA,tru ted t.
lad the resolution, and he starteo.
4e read olly a few lines, reacnina
,omething about the Mutual ,Ligh,
lid Water Company, wnen tn
mayor called halt. asked Aide.
nan Newman to take the chair, an
.e moved for an executive session.
Again the council retired AID helu
secret session lasting about ha.i
IN hour. Upon re-enLenng the co1n
Il chamber regular business was re
jumed and the Gale resolution was
o doubt side tracked at the execu-
i've session, as nothing at all was
aid about it in open meeting ana
I did not make its appearance
gain during the evening
Just what this very important
natter is cannot be tell at this time
his makes three lengthy sessions
:ouncil has held without reaching
IN agreement, therefore the MATER
must be a very knotty problem.
Several routine matters were han.
He'd at the netting An ordinance
vas placed on its first reading fix
.ng the light and water rates for
The city, 1t was a lengthy docu.
nent, drawn up icy the city attorney
probably, and stipulates how mu h
to be paid for every electric light
svery foot OF gas and every drop of
water to be used In the city, both
~ the people and by the city. The
ordinance was referred to the or
finance committee and the commit.
lee on sanitation, light and waite
Alderman Newman introduced a
esoluticn appropriating $l15 for :he
construction OF a bulkhead on Civ
venue, with, under the rule, went
over until the next meeting.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
People Seem to Be Greatly
Interested in The ApproiCt-
ing Primary
COL. G00DYtAR'5 CHALLENGE
1t was Much Discussed In PoIitica
Circles Yesterday and Many Vo-
ters Would like to Hear
Issued Jointly Discussed.

Politics is the sole topic In Bruins
wick just at present. No matter
where you strike two or three mel
gathered you will hear them discuss
ing the present municipal erection;
IN the streets. In public buildings
and In private places Of business.
and OH ea. and this will keep u.
until next Tuesday, when the phi
mary will occur.
The topic OF conversation yester,
lay was the challenge issued b!
Col. c. P. Goodyear to Mr. Symons
;or 3 io:at debate There are many
.oters in the city who would like tc
lar the issues ial lolved in the pres
ant campaign discussed Jointly BY
me two mayoraty candidates.
was expected t&as Mr.. symons woul
eply to the lette er yesterday. but he
announced that he vas not ye,
teady to give Cbl. Goodyear an an
.Wer
Only one political meeting is Cp
the calendar SO tar. that Of the Sy
mons supporters tomorrow night
out it is understood that the G. o0
year forces will hold a big rally l~e
.ore the primary Tuesday. 1t will bt
neld probably either on Friday VI
Monday night. However. it is be
iieved that should Mr.. Symons az
.ept the challenge for joint debat,
chat neither of the factions viii
ally after Thursday night.
The 'aldermanic contest 33 com
pletely overshadowed by the rae,
tor mayor. and bnt little In
derest is manifested in 1t. Bot
sides seem to think that their candl
date for mayor will go In. carrying
nis entire ticket with him.
Probably never before have the
people as q whole taken more inter
est in municipal contest. They
seemed to have realized that Bruins
wick has been Nominated by one
man rule long enough and they ex
pect to take q hand In the affairs
of the city, and are therefore work
ing for the success of Col. Goou
year. 1t can rr y be classed {
campaign of the people vs.. the poll
ticians. and it seems that the people
as usual. are inlthe lead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
was SENTENCED THREE TIMES
Judge Forgot to Ask Negro II He
Had Anything to Say.

Atlanta. Nov, 13.-"In this state
there are more than 600 ordained
Baptist ministers without pastor
ates. In this respect we lead tht
country and the entire world"
This was the statement of DR.. W
w. Landrum. pastor OF the Ftrs
Baptist church, at the weekly meet
ing OF the Atlanta Baptist Ministers
conference
'tof course" he said. this con
terence has not any power to act
but we ought to be more careful
about ordainiug ministers. We ough
TO make one who applies stand al
examination that is really a test
He should be convinced that ht
really has faith In our teachings anC
that he Is fitted to do Gods worl
In our church"
Rev. j. w. Millard, pastor of the
Ponce DeLeop iAvenue Baptis
church, followed with a few words
along the same line.
Brother Landrum," said Rev.
J. Bennett is wrong In figures
There are 300 ordained Baptist min
listers In the state without pastor
ates. and, strange to say, about 81
pastorates without ordained minis
terc.
II went TO certain little tow
In north Georgia collecting mission
not long ago. I didn't have mucl
success. One fellow came up to rn'
aud said:
why. sou cant get any mission
hege. we esak erpaHel Q ;ur.
w!tAeHt Q majority ef hhew beIul
eFAsAaeG @a9siet gsssskSHs,~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
rHE ONE wJm eN" PoesENrE
.homas Dixon's ~ pw Play Was We.

"I~Sn %"IoS ~.
A fair-sizeu ud4e44Le was pre3e4.
II L4e GidAl las Night W M4tne-
tile One WomaH, InUnas DIAo-4
-oM pIdy. Ine pIinNlpdl LlIAS " y
NuDIL dl-Ou lie l4dy 40 Lat L4lS va.
~ UwCo ~ L44O 4oCOGS al dkO4o,y ~
-~54.l449 ouCn Ll1yyr l.IsLs w Sn..>
~uen LaIueI uaon.
Ahe lIoy Is certainly in eXcelleL
>AdnuS. AAr. AuSCi Ii WeDD, WAC LI-..
~ tAe role o. Silas Ayncn IL T.
~4etnsman. Las a VeIy dinerent pa.
~"L he Dnn-S 70 IL Tie aanle TO- T.
-4d ABILITY luati maze tneater-6Lei
>,AIllre his aDlI4ty IN his HIST Il,
.,eafance mere, though We ali nat~
~Ae Lyncn he POI Lrayed. he pIas
..ow as despicaL Lie Character. {.
..om erIul, LiutaI Villain. but Le doe
L we'll. Tne character WORK
Onarles isLner, as TIE Germa.
1foIessor. is clever. while his t..
~ LAS h0AAa ~ MA6S 1<suAd huNsA
vas similarly well aone. Miss Flo.
znLe LlsAer as the one Woma.
made tnat impossible heroine d
east pleasing.
lie nate hanson Of Miss Won o.
Dlnger was masterly. IL was ~
tne fault OF the actress II the cha.
.IcIer does not nag true, and Is /.
spitome of wickedness that can e.
st only in the authors perIervI
imagination. Her task is a difficu4
one. bat she performs 1t well. Al.
II the other members OF the Cas-
iii well; there was hardly a wea.
place In it. The stage setting. seer
ely, ETC.. was all very appropriate
tLe play differs greatly from tn,
LOOK. IN fact in ''Tne one Womaa
Mr.. Dixon has ASSEMBLED lot L
,nawkish sentiment and unreal char
actecs and ma lie them stalk like
.uppets through mas OF passiDL
and attractive stage settings.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
'est,rd.y was Return Day
and a Number Of Civil
Cases were lCCkttld
j..V[PAL DAMAGE SUITS FIL[D
Z. Mitchell Brown Filed a Suit for
Damages Against the A., 3.
6 A, for $2o,ooo-Two Small
Suits Against TIE City.

Yesterday was returns day in the
'uperior court and large number
I civil cases were fled. including
amage suit cases, divorce suits, In
auctions, etc. The lawyers made
rush for the clerks office and
IllCient number OF cases were nled
insure an interesting session OF
-e court When ii convenes next
lonth.
One of the damage suit cases hled
as that OF Mitchell Brown VS.. The
tlanta, Birmingham ana Atlaado
dlLload Company lor $2U,0JU. 1t
.ilI be rememoQred that young
.rown, who was employed by the
abroad, was seriously Injured sew
al weeks ago. He claims in the
9Cition that 1t was through the neg
genCe or the railroad that he was
.Juled and Is ASKING for damages
tie above stated sum.
Two small Cama..e suits we're
Led against the city. one by NJ
.lkan for $4,000 AMI another by J.
emmett for 5000. 1t will be remem.
cred that suits filcd by these par.
es came up at the last session OF
le court, .bui wore thrown out.
9th OF the plaintiffs claim that
leir stock Of goods were damaged
! water during tho heavy roin sev.
raj years caused lsy the poor drain.
ge Of the streets OF tho city, aad
lain that their stocks were dam.
ged in the sum named. for which
1ey think the city should be held
esponsible.
A number OF othe: cases OF minor
Importance wore filed. There were
overall divorce suits entered on the
ocket during the day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
Another Bad Sntsh Up on
The Missouri Pacific
RaiirC; ID
MADE NIRACU1US [SGAPI
Entire Train Jumped the Tra;k ant
Went Down Embl nkment, But
None of the Passengers Were
Seriously Iliured,

st. Louis, Mo, NV. ia serious
wreck occurred en- a west bount
passenger tain on khe Missouri Pa
Glnc Iaur0aI Ln4S a4IernoOA, a-4>
while tne entire tam was pracL.
~a4Iy WIe~Aed, all dt lac passeAae4
~s~abeo ser4VuS 4nJkry.
l.e tla44 ~as l44~ ,.As at full spee
wuEu u sl.Sa Ling LAX vas stru- i
.IeAr G-e-C~e. 4Le ehCne LIa.n Va.
.4IUwn ltO4A LIE llaGA and vs.
-own JAe sInOaAAAl lenL.
IL ls a u..a-.e Low all OF til
-'aS-eASGrS SsSAK4d without Del.
--444cA VI SGll0u-4 IlJU.Lu, Dat "
A.AGS leGeLs4AS u lev LruAses al,
-~~S L--S! a44 S~~a4 leu lnJ44S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
TO BEGIN WORK ON
BIG POWER HOUSE
BOWEN a THOMAS WILL starr
PROBABLY EARLY DURING
COMING WEEK.

- Bowen & Thomas, the local con
tractors; who were recently awarded
the contract for the erection OF the
llarge power house at the terminate
OF the Atlanta. Birmingham & Al
lantic railroad, announce that work
on the building will begin probabi'
during the early part of the comma
week.
The contractors state that they
will put probably 100 men to work
on the building and will keep them
engaged steadily until it Is com
pleted. The Guiding will be largf
one and will be very substantially
constructed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
AN IMPORTANT
MATTER IN
COUNCIL
Nj. I. {. TWitty Talks About
Question He Brought
Before SOI0ns
NO DECISION YET RFACREL
II Involves the Control of the Mu-
tual Light and Water Company
BY the City, But the Facts
Cannot Yet be Given.
NO DECISION YET REACHEL

As the mayor and aldermen have
bad three executive sessions within
The last week. and as they first wea,
i1to executive session OH :aa.re.
= presented to them Last Thu.s4Ay
night by Mr.. 8. e. Twi:t'. rei:e
sentative OF. The News in:srviowed
him iast night to ascertala II The o.:
1mrPe introduced by Mayor Hop
spd which was presented al
holding Of the exc utive SIS
elared TO the 4ap, It w.n'.
CsvERAd presented to cotHtI. IN rt
4. sF1e Mr. Twl.cy made tue fllow
ing statement.
} "The ordinance introduced b..
Mayor Hopkins at last ni.htS me' |
ling of council. which p. 81 .ribtI II, HI
and water rates, n no sense m. kei
provision for the settlement Of this
:. question proposed by me. So 500
$as have time and opportunity t.
Nl ZIP full statement of the sug
-. ~ #u6 WHICH j buDmtICSu W Ccull
viii do so and fully acquain,
ksklic with all the facts.
||@ & = s,ly believe that the proposi
] submitted IL carried ou'
and council will result
hylera6 ler6hiPpc hiPc and full settlement Of
g um,o p's5hl 'ss5hole light and water question
--5n a business basis that will be
satisfactory to an overwhelming ma
iority OF the taxpayers of the city
1 do not mind saying that the propo
sition involves the immediate taking
over and operating By the city of the
light and water plant. As to details
/ will give then as soon as ! can
prepare full statement on the sub
5ect"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
GRANT DEMANDS;
STRIKE IS OFF
=iREMEN ON THE PHlLADEL
PHlA AND READING DECIDE
NOT TO WALK OUT.

Now York, Nov. 13.--After sev.
ial conferences today 1t was
lgreed by the Philadelphia and
.eading railroad to accede to the de
nands OF the flremen.
This decision Oh the part OF the
ailroad averts what threatened to
@ serious strike, as it was feared
Rat ali hremen on the road would
yote today to quit wo.k.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
Post card craze in coIumbus.

Columbus, Ga, Nov. 13.-Tra' So
oost card craze has Columbus well
IN It's grip is illustrated oy the fact
hat drummer recently sold In one
lay $4,000 cards to book stores, drug
stores. etc. in this city. One book
store has sold 100000 of these pic.
ture-postalsl within che last few
months. Among the cards are
thousands containing pretty views In
and about Columbus. which are ee
Ing mailed throughout the UaiteG
States aU1 70 torssgs eouptyieS,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
Governor Terrell Visited waycross

Atlantis Ca, r'ov. 13.-Govt!tnoI
Terrell was at Waycross yesterday
attending q meeting OF the Eleven
District Agricultural College, held
foT the purpose Of passing upon a
number of proposals for the location
OF the school. Before going the gov
e;ncr said there was considerable
competition In the Eleventh dis.
trict on the location Of the school
and that some handsome bids were
IN hand
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
WATCH FOR THE TRAMps.
Weary WIlies Are Now Seeking
Their Winter Quarters.

Weary WIlies Are Now Seeking
Their Winter Quarters.
The tourists seaSon is already
open as far as Mr.. Weary Willie !
concerned and number Of this
lass of winter visitors have alrea1y
cen seen around the city How.
aver. they do not promenade the
,rincinal streets Of the city as form
arly, as they know that they will be
locked In limbo. under the ncw
Georgia vagra 7cv law. Not trat thc
aw Is being enforced In B~u1ewlc'
but the tramrs ttip% that 1t is.
The last cold spell up north eta~4
ID the tramrs to tie south and they
are now travelling In numbers rn al
Pullmans and other fast trains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
GOT VERDICT FOR
EIGHTEEN CENTS
THAT Is THE AMOUNT AWARD.
ED Mr.. ROCKEFELLER IN
ADIRONDACK Gaze.

Malone, N. Y, Nov. l3.--The
court OF appeals Of New York hes
awarded Mr.. Rockefeller verdict
for IS cents in the famous Adiron.
dack case, which has been pending
for some time.
Tie natives In the north woods
say that the life of Mr.. Rockefelle
will not be worth Ave cents II he
should ever return to his great game
reserve.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
work Is Progressing.

The work started last week on the
new telephone system is progressing
rapidly, very near rs men now bein~
engaged In the excavating, on the
new building, etc, The company will
rapidly vBSb the work 70 compio.
bssS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
SHE CLAIMS sELF-oeFENsR.
Mrs. J. C. Pelham Kills Her HUI
band az Coal Mines.

Birming nam, Ala. NOV. ia
ietmole mines, l6 miles soCIh q
here, Mrs. j. c. Pelham shot and
killed her husband. who was a white
miner She surrendered to Justic.
of the Peace Tharp at Ad1ger. Sh
refuses to make a statement, bU
it Is said that Pelham came homt
in an Intoxicated condition and tht
wife snot In self-defense. Ther,
aad been family trouble for some
time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
FENT1Y PUTS BULLET IN HEAr
Railroad Auditor Was careIessly
Handling a Revolver.

Dallas. Tex. Nov. 13.-Richard
Feltby, auditor OF the Texas and
Pacific railroad for many years, anc
one Of the best known railroad aud
tors in the south, shot himself
through the head today while hand
ling revolver at his home In this
city The wound is considered very
serious and there u slight chSnce
esT hig geoOySgy,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
SPECIAL OFF TO FITZGERALD
Train VIII Leave Brunswick at $3.50
In the Morning.

Train VIII Leave BrunsWick at $3.50
In the Morning.
The special train over the At
,anta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail-
road 70 Fitzgerald. carrying NUM-
ber OF citizens to the big auction
sale OF lots TO be held in that city
81 IMursday. will leave Brunswick al
$50 O'Clock tomorrow morning
4 "A sleeper will be attached to the
xsin. aud those who desire to DO &C
San 10 sbcsrd the car tonight aud
yeEsrA The train ~ili arrive IN Ttts
ssga;A abes4 . c'eicek. ID tsras se'
~ gs3e, Tbs party VII setuFs "a
sS ssR EFi&g msfpsag ssf'g'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
Eor Threk weeks.

1t is understood that the tug Co
ney has been CHI krtered to DO work
Ia Florida aad in the B4ramas for
period OF three weeks. Ths tug left
port ss % eany heus yesterday
09galag.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
Streets Need IRenalrInn.

Some work is BADLY needed on
Union and e strsets, as we'll as sew.
sral other in the city. Large holes
are to re found In number OF
places. and automobile owners and
others are complaining.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-14
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to Thank our friends for
sneit Sympathy ana kirdnAss to US
u our recent irrow and essure
hem that we gfeatly appreciate It
all.
Me- aFa Mrs. J. 3. TaIs'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-04-12
Apple Shippers

Your shipments, large or small, re-
spectfully solicited We can get you
good prices. Prompt returns. Send for
shipping stamp. our
MCEWEN a. K0SKEY,
Commission Merchants,
Portland, Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-04-12
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT.
City COnncil of Huntington Unanl-
mOusly Passes Resolutions OF
Confidence In Hon. John
II. Atkins.

AS an evidence of the personal re
gard and esteem in which Hon. John
H. Aitkin is held by the people OF
Huntington among whom he resided
for the past eighteen years, the fol-
lowing resolutions, passed unanimously
by the city council last Monday night,
are most significant and speak in un-
mistakeable terms of their utmost con-
fidence in his ability and integrity.
RESOLUTIONS OF CONFIDENCE.
Whereas, our esteemed fellow towns
man, Hon. John NJ. Aitkin, a resident
of this city for the past eighteen years,
has been urged by his friends to be-
come a candidate on the Republican
ticket for the important office of State
Treasurer of Oregon, we, his fellow
citizens and neighbors desire to place
ourselves on record as favorlng his
nomination and election. Heshas been
mayor of this city and its treasurer
five consecutive terms. He is promi-
nent in financial circles and has been
the leading merchant in this city all
these years. He is one OF our most
honest and upright citizens; has al
ways taken great interest in our public
schools, and at present is one of our
most trusted directors. We are con-
fident that his name will add great
strength to the Republican state ticket,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the council OF
the City of Huntington, do most
heartily recommend Hon. John Ait
kin to the Republicans of Oregon for
the office of State Treasurer, having
complete confidence in him, and earn
estly endorse his candidacy, fully con
vinced that no aspirant now before
the voters of the state is better equip
ped or more fully qualified to fill this
most important position, his business
career in this city during the eighteen
years being unimpeachable: one OF
strict honesty and integrity.
(Signed)
r. W. Frame, Mayor.
I. j. Huston, Recorder.
Jas. Cunningham, Councilman.
j. Hartle,
Archie Johnston,
o. Aim,
VIM. o. Spencer,
A. w. Sutherland, Treasurer.
John f. Harmon, Marshall.