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BREmERTON ITEMS

nHENERToN. Marvh ~ The
Navy Yard Marine Band nos has
- members This 10 the largest
number yat enrolled
Mre. Geo. TFipp. Of Seattle. IL
visiting Mira olhhoney aud Mes
DANES VIVA, aud Thomas nyrns.
y. c. wooisey. sub-laseeosor
has asked for nin mouihh' leave
iio wAata 20 80 to Alaska.
RaF MAsksy. Presbyterian. has
severed bis counseftons with his
fircmrtan and Charleston eoagre-
ga,iona and will deliver farewell
sermons nrHs Sunday.
Mrs. nearvt anteFtsiasd At alanef
last evening Mr. and MEa Forbes
and Lieut. tarimer. In the Nsry
Yard.
olsna Festsrman. drwgsist. 10
spending a seek af Wailk Walla.
on basines4 Mr Elder. Of Seattle.
IL 10 charge 81 the drug store whiis
no IL absent
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city Attorney lngoruoli. when
asked II tho city had NOT done some
thing Co help the family. said that
the case had only been reported
tho latter part Of last week. aud that
charitable society sent har a few
grocerlea ~ the woman lives
through the day. she will be sat 20
the ballard hospital. Noighbors are
caring for the children
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Tries TO
END LIFE
-. "a DESPAIR ny HUNGER AND CRIES or HER CHILD.
sss. MRS SHELDON swallows o"AooHr or eAeooIie
.,,1,nsERs BETWEEN LIFE AND oEArH

bottle acid In an attempt 70 end her
IFS
That she did not aueceed Ia due
60 William Gaehel. who lives direct.
y across the street lie discovered
the woman staggering around the
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lam March 20 -nf'yen
hs... .s,i, insane by huneer W.
issI, "a the cries q her 'hree ~. ll',
nsss W for food. Mrs, Frcd
4 , sa''a ving at the foot Of an
slss .ss,sraay afternoon took car
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J. Schneider. accused 81 Jumping
his board BIN a, the Paxton hotei
iu this city was arrested IN Spo-
kane yesterday. and Deputy sheriff
Cameron left this morning to bring
him back here Tor trial.
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Lost Water spaniel. dark reddish
brown. ? months old. wears red col
lar answers 10 name OF Sport. 81
reward, Return 90 II. +. Jackson.
1925 Eighth avenue. go
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OBJECTED TO
LADY BARBER

nELLINGHAM. March 20.-The
barber shop OF g, y. Jarvis was
wrecked last night and union men
are suspected. because Jarvis wife
worked In the shop.
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WATER NOTICE
TO CONSUMERS IN DISTRICT
NO. g.

Water rent due In March for Janu-
AIRY. February, March, April and
May. n not paid by March 81, be
comes delinquent. District includes
all the city north OF Caller street
Mstered water rates due from first
20 twentieth Of month. becomes de-
ilnduent on twentieth. go
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TELLER Ia Washington aud saying
Good morning. Mr.. Rockefeller.
have yoa had yoar Immunity bath
yutY-
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9 ENATE
Is BUSY

WASHINGTON. MArrh - The
senate IL considering the forsigich-
lions appropriation biii this after
noon.
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home. and discover after Il vas toi
late that your neighbor would have
bought Il. and paid you $4,000 more
than what you obtained for H. Your
nelghbor reads page and found a
bargain. Go do likewise 80
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-01
new TRACK
MILWAUKEE TODAY BEGINS AN
NuAL SPRING IMPROVE
MENTs
Eighty-Five Pound Steel to Be Laid
Between ottumwa and Rutedge and
Lucerne and NewtoWn, Mo. - New
Curves to be Laid.

improvements to the right of way
at several functions on the Ottumwa
division of the Milwaukee was begun
this morning, when force of fifty
men commenced to string eighty-flve
pound steel from Ottumwa Junction to
Rutledge The present track on Of
tumwa hill will be replaced by new
material. The workmen will unload
on an average of seven cars day and
the old track will be removed and the
new set in place at the rate of a mile
day. The same improvements will
be made to the right of way beginning
one and one-half miles east of LII
cerne, Mo-. to Newtown, Mo. New
curves will be put in at Powersyille,
Mo-, and at Sewall. Jerome and Mo
ravia. The work will be in charge of
Robert Carrick
These improvements are only a
small portion of those contemplated by
the Milwaukee this summer. While
nothing official has as yet been report
ed it is reasonable to believe that at
the Ottumwa junction, many new i'm
provements will be made. The &C
commodations at present are not ade-
quate to the immense volume of bust
ness handled through the Ottumwa Of
fee. The contemplated Improvements
If they materialize will afford better
Facilities for the handling of business
through the local Offices.
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BoHToWN.

Bobtown, Feb. 2s.-The Wabash To-
cal, which leaves Ottumwa for Moul-
ton, at o'clock in the morning was
wrecked Monday, at Little Soap curve
about seven miles south Of Ottumwa
Two cars left the track, but only one
was ditched.
Ed Seadore was a caller at the Chas
Koran home last Wednesday.
Misses Clara Otter and Minnie
Buckholz were callers at the Frank
Skinner home Monday.
Miss Maude Williams, Of Savanna
Ill, and Miss Agnes Fitzgerald, of OF
tumwa, arrived at the Koran home on
last Thursday evening. and will visit
for several days.
Loren White, who has been visiting
with his father, H. White, left for
Kansas recently, where he has accept
ed position.
Misses Margaret Koran, Bessie
Chisman, Anna Fitzgerald and Maude
Williams and Messrs. John and
Michael Koran went to Ottumwa last
Thursday evening. where they were
delightfully."- entertained at the home Of
Miss Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Skinner and chill.
dren visited with Mr.. SINNERS par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Skinner, of OF
tumwa, last Monday.
Charles Newman was Business
caller in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the sale of LaForce and Hag
gerty. of this vicinity. was unable tt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards at Bea-
con. While there Miss Wilson attend
ed a Washington birthday party at
the Edwards home
G. A. Boles has moved into the
house recently vacated on Main street
by Gus Donaldson.
The mines here are running full
time and several new men secured
work during the week.
w. H. Nesbit, of Liscomb, was a
business caller in town on Saturday.
George Wilson, mine foreman, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Colfax. He reports the mines running
full time there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cramer and
Miss Gertrude Sullivan spent Sunday
in Oskaloosa with friends.
]. w. CAVITY, an old Iowa mine fore
man, in a letter to his wife says he
accepted the position OF superinten-
dent for the Rocky Mountain Coal Co.
at Florence, Colo Wednesday, Feb. 81.
His many Iowa friends will be pleased
to hear of his success.
Thomas Dixon spent Saturday with
his friends in Oskaloosa-
The following young people from
Bolton attended the dance at Evans on
Wednesday evening: William Canty
and sister. Miss Mamie Canty, William
w 1lSOn anu SlSolCl, 4hioS Siioi hoISS
pWilson, VIM. Gordon and sister, Miss
Katie Gordon, Pat McGeary and Miss
Gertrude Sullivan.
John P. White and Edwin Perry adj
dressed the miners at their regular
meeting last Wednesday evening.
W. T. Smith, of West Union, was a
business caller in town Friday.
David Jones, of Fishville, spent
| Thursday in town, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs Donnell Baily on Main
street
The annual election for state officers
of the u. M w. of A. was held in the
school house Thursday, Feb %.
full vote was polled.
| Mrs. Mary Keethler, of Drakeville, Is
| spending the week in town, the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Boles or
Main street.
| John Hanstrom. the delegate for tbs
state miners convention, left for De-
Moines on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Owens spent
! Sunday in Beacon with relatives anc
4 friends.
4 The miners were paid off for the las
half of January on Saturday, and wa:
/ the largest pay roll ever paid in Boil
| ton for two weeks work.
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The best man is confer Ito takei
second place.
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NEW JURORS DRAWN.
MARCH TERM OF WAPELLo couN.
TY DISTRICT COURT OPENS
MONDAY, MARCH 10
Robert Sloan viii be Presiding Judge
New Gases Filled With the Clerk Of
the Court-Sheriff Cremer Leaves
For Knoxville With Two Inebriates.

Following are the names of the jur-
ors drawn for the March term of the
Wapello county district court which
opens Monday, March 10, Judge Rob-
ert Sloan, presiding.
G. A. Graves, Ottumwa; Philip Wat
kins, Agency; Grant Bellies, Blakes-
burg R. R. No. i; ]. c. Bromwell.
Blakesburg; William Ebelsheiser, He'd
rick, R. R. No. I; w. H. Stauffer, FL
don; James Collins, Otutmwa; George
Copeland. Ottumwa R. R. No. Z; L. K.
Cremer, Agency; Harvey Dimmitt. OF
tumwa; Ira Glover, Blakesburg, R. R.
No. 1; w. H. Vaas, Agency; F. G. Far
low, Ottunlwa R. r. No. 3; Lincoln
Brown, Ottumwa r, R. No. 8; George
w. Arnold, Ottumwa; H. W.Lotspietch
Ottumwa; Ed Garrett, Ottumwa; j.
]. Bowles, Ottumwa; William Toole,
Ottumwa; William Hindman, Ottum.
wa; Howell Price, Ottumwa; John
Ketchem, Ottumwa; S. l.. Graham, OF
tumwa.
The grand jury will meet the second
day of the term at 10'o'clock a. M, and
the petit jury will report on Monday
of the second week at 1 o'clock p. m
The first week will be devoted &c
chancery and other business not re-
curing a jury.
New Gases Filed.
Abner Cook VS.. Walter Cook ct al
is the title of a petition for the par
tition Of certain estate filed with
Clerk of the District Court Edwin
DUNCAN today. George L. Gillies is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
M. B. Hutchinson by his attorneys
Smith & Lewis. has filed a petition for
judgment against Joseph McCright ct
al for $262.74 and the foreclosure OF
a mechanics lien.
Leave for Knoxville.
| Sheriff ]. H. Cremer left this after
noon for Knoxville having in custody
Charles King and John Watts : who
were committed to the inebriate hos
pital at that place for one year.
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well recommended and his already
won.a high place In the esteem Of the
people The weeks service Just
closed showed an excellent attendance
consideration of the roads. Owing to
revival services which Rev. Lower is
to begin this week at Agency, he does
not expect to be here again to preach
until the latter part of March. More
definate arrangements for services
will then be made. A subscription OF
fifty dollars was quickly raised by the
few members present at the business
meeting held on Thursday afternoon
and it believed this amount will be
increased by other subscr1ptf lions.
Charles Dodd was appointed to solicit
subscriptions.
DR.. Dwight P. Breed Of Grinnell,
general missionary of the Iowa
Congregational Home missionary
society is announced to preach Sun
day morning and evening, March 4.
at the First Congregations church at
this place. All are invited to come
out and hear him.
Rev. w. H. Slack Of Floris, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
this place, was enabled to fill his
regular appointment Sunday afternoon
by the kindness of Mr.. Hudson, sec
ton foreman at Floris, who brought
him up on his railroad bicycle.
The Wabash south bound local
freight had a small wreck near Soap
Creek Monday, two cars being of
the track. The trouble was soon
righted and the trains were running
again as usual.
j. j. Combs has sold his livery
teams, rigs, etc, to Orville Johnson OF
this place.
Mrs. Clay Pearson Of Eldon visited
here a couple Of days last week with
brother, Isaiah Ware.
Clyde Spohr, wife and children
visited in Eldon the latter part Of the
week.
Miss Ida Gibson of Bloomfield
closed her term Of school tn the lower
room Friday.
Mrs. Charley Pettet was called tc
Des Moinees Thursday by the Illness
of her father, ]. w. Johnson, who had
to be taken to the hospital to be
operated on.
Miss Ida Gibson Of Bloomfield closed
her term of school in the lower room
Friday.
Mrs Charley Pettet was called t
lsDes Moines Thursday by the Illness
of her father, ]. w. Johnson who hat
i to be taken to the hospital to be
operated on. During his removal t.
the hospital the team became fright
ened and Mr.. Johnson was thrown ou
and rendered unconscious and wa.
operated on before he became con
4 scious. His many friends here wisl
him speedy recovery.
i At a telephone meeting recent.
held, Mrs. T. E. Putnam was reelected
for central for another year. Mrs. Put
!, man is giving excellent satisfaction al
central as is5shown by her reelection
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spending a social evening at her home.
About thirty guests We're present and
as each brought with them well filled
baskets a splendid supper was served.
Mrs. Schoir received a number of very
pretty presents. The principal enter
tainment consisted of an impronptu
musical given by Walter Eastburn,
Seymour Rogers and Sam Watts,
who formed an orchestra comprised of
a bass viol, violin and organ.
Hon. II. H. Trimble, Of Keokuk. was
a business visitor at this place Thurs
day.
Miss Elva Plank has returned to her
home III Kansas City, after spending
a few weeks with her parents. While
in the city she was the honoree Of a
number of social functions.
Charles Lambert and family have
returned from Kansas and will make
their home south of the city in the
Lewis Mckee farm.
Cliff Leach and Sam Wray spent
Tuesday evening in Abba, attending a
social. function.
G. L. Irwin, of Pulaski, is moving
his dry goods stock to Mt. Pleasant,
j. M. Chamberlin, former mer-
chant of Pulaski, is preparing to move
to Muscatine.
A. H. Corey, cashier of the. Moulton
Savings bank, accompanied by Mrs.
Corey and little daughter, Christine.
| We're guests of DIR. and Mrs. H. e
Young here on Sunday.
The Harve Owens home near Bel
KNAPP. was destroyed by fire about
o'clock Sunday morning. The origin
OF the fire is not known. but it is sup
posed that it caught from the file
The house and contents were entire
ly destroyed and the family ESCAPED
with only few clothes and bedding
| Mr.. Owens carried a small amount OF
insurance on the house and contents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins. of Stiles
returned Tuesday from Kaw City
Oklahoma, where they have bee;
spending several weeks They found
the season quite advanced and wher
| they departed the farmers We're plow-
1 ing and planting; the plum trees were
almost ready to bloom and everywhere
srring was giving new life to every
| thing
Charles Icons baby is quite sick.
I Miss Eva Putnam returned Monday
night from business trip to Chi
| Cago
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be held on last Tuesday, as was ex-
pected.
w. Shank is moving to the Ranbo
farm. which he has purchased.
B. Cosman was a business caller In
Ottumwa Saturday.
A very successful dancing party was
held at the H. Turner home last FRI
Gay evening The large crowd which
was present, report a most delightful
time. q
Mrs. Sadie Mowery and sons visited
at the George Otter home last Satur-
day evening.
Rev. c. Fielder and Boon Ranes
were visitors in Ottumwa Saturday.
Misses Margaret Koran and Anna
M. Fitzgerald We're business callers at
the +. Skinner home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Otter visited
at the Morgan home in Ottumwa Sun
day.
Miss Carrie Findull is on the sick
Charles Baker was caller at the
Skinner home last Saturday.
Boon Ranes attended the hog sale ir
Ottumwa Wednesday.
Last Saturday evening a farewell
oyster supper and dance was held at
the E. Buckholz home. A large crowd
was present and a most enjoyable time
was had by ALL
Roy and Jay Fitzgerald attended the
theater In Floris last Saturday even
Misses Margaret Koran and Anna
Fitzgerald visited with Miss Clara
Otter Sunday afternoon
7 Miss Minnie Courtney visited at the
| Fitzgerald. Otter and Mowery homes
last Tuesday.
Frank Skinner has purchased eighty
acres belonging to Thomas O'Brien, OF
| Omaha, Neb.
Otto Vaughn has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Will, McCune was caller at the
Koran home last Monday.
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Roy Bell is still in quite poor

Roy Bell Is still in quite poor
health, not improving very rapidly
Born, Feb. "a, 1906, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Walker, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otus Pickett, who
have spent the past year near sey.
mour, moved back to Davis county
last week and have located on the
James Conner farm north of here.
Thomas Riley and wife were Of
tumwa visitors Saturday night.
Mrs. Emma Williams and daughter
Eta, of Drakeville, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Elmira
Morris and Mrs. I, Ware, leaving to-
day for their home.
Mrs. Maggie McMains Is Ill with
tonsilitis. Others who are on sick list
are, Mrs. Charley Myers and Miss Zoe
Mcconnell.
Harry Owens house with all the
contents burned to the ground Satur-
day night.
The father, mother and sister, Of
~. e. Johnson, who reside In OF
tumwa spent Sunday here with him.
Ira Cree Of Miller, South Dakota,
visited Monday with his niece, Mrs.
Clyde Spohr.
Miss Abbie Patterson returned here
Wednesday evening from visit at
Packwood with her sister, Mrs G. f.
Dahl, and at Monmouth, ILL.,, with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. e. A. Patterson.
Mrs. Janette Nelson was quite Ill
for few days last week.
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Lower left Fri.
day morning for short visit in OF.
tumwa at the home Of their daughter
Mrs. A. T. Franklin, before returning
on Saturday to their home at Agency
Patrick Riley OF Coatesville, Mo-.
yisite dhere last week with his brother
Thomas Riley.
Messrs John Burris, John Foster, j
M. Mccormick and John Howell were
Ottumwa visitors Friday.
Miss June Lockman left yesterday
morning for Bloomfield to attend the
normal.
| Miss Lizzie Ware spent Saturday and
Sunday with Bloomfield friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonar expect tc
move to their new home near Drake
vile tomorrow.
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BRIGHTON.

Brighton. Feb 81. - Misses Ellen
Risk and Madge belong returned on
Friday from an eight weeks visit in
California.
John Snyder is quite i'll.
Miss Lena Warner spent last week
with Wayland relatives.
H. McCarty and family will move in
to the Laban F. COX property.
4 Miss Russell Of Richland spent Sun
day with her friend, Miss Zoe Swayne.
Harry Lloyd attended the bankers
convention in Burlington last week.
The annual municipal election will
be held in the mayors office March 26.
The question of extending the corpor-
ate limits will also be submitted to the
electors.
G. S. Woodford attended the under.
takers convention at Centerville, 1ast
week
Shirley Downs has completed a
course at the G. C. c. G. at Des Moines
and has accepted a position at Water.
loo.
Mrs. Jane stacy had the SaHsfortune
to fall and break her hip ID p Satur
day.
| MIS-. James johnson and SYn King
have been visiting at the G. N. Shep
herd home in Wayland
| Miss Grace Frazey and Fansi lie Day
ton, go to Kansas City toda!e| to buy
their spring stock of millinerF goods
w. 8. Berry and G. A. Smith LEFT
on Tuesday for Texas.
Miss Breeze Heacock has s,een Wis
4 iting Wayland relatives.
Every competent legislatiIni. mind Is
expected to get through S fht-
i The best man is confer Ito take
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Every competent legislatiInan mind is
expected to get through ffht.
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The miners We're paid off for the last
half of January on Saturday, and was
the largest pay roll ever paid in Boil
ton for two weeks work.
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BELKNAP.

Belknap, Feb. 27-R Rev. D. M. Lower
of Agency, who closed a weeks SER
vices here Thursday night has ac-
cepted the call to the pastorate Of the
FIRST Congregational church of this
place for one year. Rev. Lower comes
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BOLTON.

Bolton, Feb. 2s.-J. o. Boles spent
Sunday in Abba with his family.
Miss Charlotte Wilson returned on
Saturday from visit at the home Of
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BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, Feb. 2S.-A pleasant So
cial affair took place Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Otto Schnolr
whose friends and neighbors surprls-
ed her on her birthday anniversary, by
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
Published by Authority.l


Published by Authority.l
CHAPTER 567.
AN ACT to repeal Section $50 of Article 3
of the Public Local Laws, title Wild Fowl,
subtitle Hartford and Cecil Counties.
SECTION !. BE 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. That Section $50 of
Article II of the Public Local Laws, title
Wild Fowl, subtitle Hartford and Cecil Coun.
ties be and the same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. And be it enacted. That this
Act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
Approved March 80, 1906.
HON. EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor.
HON. CARVILLE ID. BENSON,
Speaker of the II ouse of Delegates.
HON. JOSEPH b. SETH,
President of the Senate.
Office of the Chief Clerk of the House:
| hereby certify. that the aforegoing is a
true copy of an Act of the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at January Session,
1905,
w, A, PERCY,
Chief Clerk of the House,
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.
{ Published by Authority

AN A CT to repeal Sections 10 and 20 A of Chap
ter 1856 of the acts OF the General Assembly
OF Maryland passed at the January Session.
1892. entitled An \ ct to incorporate the
Town OF Aberdeen in Hartford County"
as repealed and re-enacted By the Acts OF
the General Assembly Of Maryland passed at
the January Session 1901. Chapter 49,. and
to re-enact said section 20 y with amend
mentS.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General AS
Sembly of Maryland. That Sections 10 and 20 4
of Chapter l36 of the Acts of the General AS
Sembly of Maryland passed Mt the January SeS-
sion 1892, entitled An Act to incorporate the
Town of Aberdeen in Hartford County" as re-
pealed and re-enactcd by the ActSof the Gen
eral Assembly of Maryland passed ut the Ian
uary Session 1901. Chapter 49,. be and the same
are hereby repealed, and said Section 20 4 is
hereby re-enacted with amendments so as TO
read as follows:
Section 20 A. The Town Commissioners of
Aberdeen shall. before the 18th day of May
1906. and every second year thereafter. before
said date. appoint Treasurer from the town
of Abedeen who shall hold his Office for two
years from and alter his appointment, and until
his successor has been duly appointed and
qualified as hereinafter provided, and shall be-
fore he enters upon the discharge OF his duties
as such Treasurer execute and deliver good
sufficient bond to the said Town OF Aberdeen
in the penalty of Five thousand dollars condi-
toned for the faithful performance of his du-
ties as Treasurer. said bond to be approved bv
the said Town Commissioners, and if at any
time vacancy shall occur in said Office, the
said Commissioners shall at once make Il new
appointment for the residue of the term
Section And be enacted that this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage
Approved April 5. 1905.
HON. EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor.
HON. CARVILLE ID. BENSON,
Speaker Of the House of Delegates.
HON. JOSEPH Il. SETH,
President of the Senate.
Office OF the Chief Clerk of the House.
l hereby certify, that the aforegoing is a
true copy of an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed at the January
session, 1906. w. A. PERCY,
apo Chief Clerk of the House,