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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27

Nouvelle- Orleans I'm fait Gu
rieux Went de SO passer q Lake
Charles, Louisiana, Oh les habi-
tants ont expuls6 de la vile $50
negres hommes ct femmes.
Un peu apres minuit, lie quar-
tier n6gre fut envahi par plusieurs
centaines de blancs, qul common
cerent une rafe generate DIES ne
gres. Toutes les maisons furent vi
sit6es Pune apres l'autre, ct il ne
fut meme pas permits aux negres
de s'habiller convenablement.
Lorsque $50 hommes ct femmes
current etc ainsi r6lnis, lis furent
condaits sous bonnie escorte a la
gare de chemin de fer, Oh lis furent
place dams IN wagon: dams leguel
fut place 6galement lie cadavre dun
negre qui assassina, lie chef de po-
lice de Jennings, Louisiana.
Les gardens DIES n4gres expul-
s6s mont6rent avec eux dams le
train a%chet6rent leu1s billets, ct
les accompaniment jusqu'a la COM
mune voisine.
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Sir Douglas Fox, ancien pre-
sident de l'institut des iEg6nleure
evils, a etc invite d pr6parer les
plans dun tunnel sous la Manche,
La sanction parlementaire sera
demand6e a la prochaine session.
Avec des intervalles de plusieurs
ann6es, divers projects ont etc mis-
en- avant pour Keller lAugleterre 8
la France, soft au moyen dun pont
ou dun tunnel q travers la Man
che; mails tous ces projects renco3.
trerent, ]usqu'a present lopposi.
ton du gouvernement anglais.
Dams la partie Ia plus 6trolte, la
Manche a vlngt miles de large ct
ga profondeur varie de six q vingt
neufbrasses.
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IL Ressuscite les Morris.

Un m6decin de Cincinnati, nom.
me Rickettes annonce quill a de.
convert le moyen de rendre la vie
aux morris par des messages du
occur. Soixante condamn6s a Fem.
procurement a vie Sc sont d6cla.
res prets a Sc fare 6lectrocuter sal
la chaise 6lectrique pous sc sonnet.
tire a l'exp6rience q condition qu'on
leur rende la llbert6 s'ils ressusci-
tent, LIE docteur Ricketts, declare
avoir experiments son proc6d6 sur
Is chiens quill await tues en- leur
adm1nistrant de fortes doses de
chloroforme. On ouvre alors lie
thorax ct ION presse le occur GO
fo1s par minutes. Dix-huit chiens
ont 6t6 alnsi rappel6s q la vie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27

Nous attirons lattention de nos
Iecteurs sur la lettre de M. W. D
Washburn fills, qui parait dams
une autre colonne de ce num6ro'
CONNIE on le salt M. Washburn
est le candidat pour la nomination
republicaine au poste de congress-
man du Be district du Minnesota
TIA servi trois termes dams la le.
gislature de IEtat ct a 6te )'auteu1
de plusieurs lois importantes
Nous croyons que M. Washturn
repr6senterait dignement ct fdele.
ment Get important district au con
gres de Washington.
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Excursion ChamDetre

Samedl dernier, a etc donn6e
par Mile Albina Marchessault, une
tres int6ressante- fete champetre
en- l'honneur de Miles M. Il. Lali-
berte ct Alma Larose, en- visite au
milleu de nous. Mile Marchessault
a fait les chooses dune maniere
grandiose tout Oh procurant q tou-
tes une agreeable recreation. LIE
lieu choisi fut Indian Mound, st.
Paul ct I'm groupe de quinze de.
moiselles vista ces parages 81 in
t6ressants. LIE moment du lunch
arrive Mile Marchessault ald6e de
queiques demoiselles, dressa une
table avec un gott q%u'aurait envle
nos richards, ct chargee de NETS
qui auraient satlsfait le godt du
plus dificile des mortels. Chaque
CONVERT 6tait orn6 dun mignon
bouquet de pois de senteur, d
Perception ceux de Miles Marie
Louise Lalibert6 ct Alma
Larose qui 6taient de jolies roses,
ct aux deux extr6mit6 de la table
s'6talaient deux autres magni6ques
bouquets. Ces feurs vena1ent du
jardin de Nine v. Campbell de
Sandstone, MINI ct f~aisaient re.
yer a un petit eden.
Aux diff6rents points d'int6rets
de cette excursion, Miles Rachel
ct Antoinette Bernard photogra.
phierent le joyeux groupe.
Brief q six heures on 1eprit lie
chemin de Minneapolis, arretant
q Como qu1 fut auss, visits avec
beaucoup d'int6ret, apres quot Ia
troupe sc remit en- route pour Ia
maison. Mile Marche:saul presen-
ia aux convives d'honneur q Mile
Lalibert6, lne miniature de Min.
nehaha, ct q Mile Larose, une mi
mature de la Capitale de l'Etat.
Etaient de l'excursion: Miles M,
Il. Lalibert6, Alma Larose, Abb.
ma Marchessault, Antoinette ct
Rachel Bernard, Dorilla Gigu6re.
Florence Lalibert6, Emma ct Ma.
bel Plante, Alice ct Florence Page,
Rose Pelletier, Corine Roy, Gene
We've Plouf ct M. b. Lenoir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27

M. Santos Dumont, Fac
ronaute c6lebre, a commence les
essais dun nouveau ballon.
L'a6rostat, qui a Ia forme dun
6norme olseau de trois cents pieds
de long, pese trois cent vingts IL
vres ct est mt par IN apparel.
moteur de la force de "a chevaux,
M. Dumont a proceeds aux pre-
miers essais avec ga machine sus.
pendue a un ballon ordinaire.
Peu de temps apr6s pa6ro-club a
fx6 une date pour la continuation
des esssais qui Sc feront cette fois
sans l'aide dun autre ballon.
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PITTSBURG

I'm vieux tapissier de cette vii
lie, nomm6 Thomas Telmon, sourd
ct muet depuis l'age de dix ans, a
SUPPLEMENT- recouvr6 la parole d'u-
ne facon surprenante.
IL est tomb6 du tolt de ga maison
ct a touch6 terre, Ia tete la premi4-
re. T6moins de So chute, des vol
sins sont accourus d son secours.
CONNIE Telmon 6tait 6vanoui,
on Ia emportA . Phopital dams une
voiture d'ambulance. En- chemin,
lila repris ses sens ct, d la grande
surprise du m6decln qui connais-
salt son infirmit6, il lui q demand6.
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On va peindre la
stutue de la Libert6 q Bedloe's Is
land. Une couche de peinture sera
applique q l'1nt6rieur du monu-
ment.
Depuis Is ans qu'elle est en- pla-
&c, cette statue a et6 expos6e q re-
rasion lente, mails constante de Fair
salin de la mer ct, le meta! q
subj DIES d6gats d So surface qul, 81
on ny porte remede Immediate.
.ment, s'6tendront ct deviendront
dificlles 3 reparer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27
LIE Flasco de I'Exp,oltatlon
MunlclDale

Une lettre de Londres au "New-York
| Comm ercial" dit que lorsque John
Burns, NJ. p, agitateur socialiste ct chef
des sans-travail de LondreA fut nomme
president de la commission %gouverne-
mentale locale, ct dewitt PAR la lie Tres
Honorable John Burns. on crut, dams
certains c%ercles, que IL millennium etait
arrive.
En- Angleterre c'est la commission
gouveruementale locale qui a le dernier
mot dams toutes les questions municipal
lea ct de pattitude de son chef depend
beaucoup 81 une m~uniclpalite q%uelcon-
que peut s'engager dams des enterprises
commercisles.
Bien que John Burns pretende quill
est encore I'm ap0tre de pcxploitation
municipale dams toute l'acception du
mot il Went 1'lntroduire n reforme
qui sera, 81 non un coup mortel, du
moins un 6chec serieux au socialisme
municipal en- Angleterre. M. Burns a
fat une chose toute naturelle qai &C.
pendant nest 7enue a lidee d'aucun de
ses predecessors. II a inslst6 sur rne
honnete comptabilit6 ct dams une autre
aimee les contribuables d'Angleterre
sauront excitement CO que la vague So
~claliste qui a balay6 ce pays leur conte'
On peut predire sans c%rafnte, qu'ils
seront surpris ct il est probable que
dams une aimee GU deux il y aura plu-
sieurs bons marches a faire par d'entre.
%prenants capitalists en- fait de tram
ways, de companies e%lectriques ct d'u-
sines a gas municipaux. LIE public on
general ne salt pas, ce que savent de.
puts longtemps ceux qui ont etudi6 Ia
qnestion-que regle general les entire
prises municipales ont etc op6reos avec
une grande perte. II y a naturellement
quelques exceptions, ct Pom montre avec
fierte les rapports des consells munich
paux accusant de bons profits realises
sur presque toutes les enterprises ct les
sommes sacrifices des profits pour re.
| duire les taxes locales. Co que l'homme
! ordinaire ne salt pas est qu'une institu
ton privee qui compteralt ses profits d.
/ cette maniere serait bientot en- banque'
route.
LIE fait est quill y a eu beaucoup d.
comptabilit6 municipale quill nest pa
trop severe de qualifer de "malhon
nete". On ma pas tenu compile de Pin
teret sur lie capital verse n des pre-
mi9res considerations dams Cne entire
prise priv6e.
LIE tramway municipal ne pave pas d.
taxes a la municipalit6 qul en- est Il
prorrletaire, bien que son rival e tram
way prive en- pave, ct lie contribuab]'
dot comblerele deficit par de plus lour
des taxes sur ses propriet6s ct lie mon
tant aloue par la depreciation du mate
rel est toujours insufisant quand
existe. Par exemple on ne tient pa
compile dams des enterprises pour lie
clairage municipal du co1t qu'occasion
ne le Acknowledgement, la fermeture ct sou
vent P6largissement des rues. Ces de
!penses sont pay6es par le departemen
des travaux publics ct ne paraissent pa
dams les depenses de pentreprise mu
nicipale.
DE pareils examples pourraient ctr
cites q l'infni mails celui-ci sufht comm
illustration.
(Su1te au proclaim numero)
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Boghei a Yendre

On beau boghei CONVERT. . deux
.sl6ges, nouvellement peint, qui 9
.servi tres peu, pieces d'arriere ct
de cote aaccrocher, brancards pour
deux cheveaux. Je vendrai ce boz
ghei valiant $l75 pour $40. On
vrai boghei de famille. S'adresser.
At. v. Lenoir, 623 2e rue n. E.I
Minneapolis.
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ECHO DE 81 L'OUEST

pourquoi on Pemportait dams une
voiture d'hopital.
Depuis ce moment. Telmon mar
r6te plus dc parler,
Lie directeur de l'h0pital hom6o-
FATIGUE de Pittsburg dit que c'est
le cas- de %gu6rison le plus rare que
Ron trouve dams lee annales m6di-
Gales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27

Montreal, Que. - L'Almanach
DIES Addresses directory de Mon
tr6al est complete.
La population de la m6tropole
ct de ses environs imm6diats est
de 4O5,000. La population reelle de
la vile est de $4,000 alors que
iann6e derni6re ellie n'6tait que de
100000
L'annexion de ST. Henri, Ste. Gu
n6gonde, Villerai ct Rosemont en-.
tire pour beaucoup dams cette aug
mentation, mails REIMBURSEMENT
naturel a suivi une marche ascen-
dante ct avant peu Montreal comp
terra 100000 habitants. (.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27

Toronto, Ont.-On est1me que
10000 immigrants, sont employees
aotuellement aux r6coltes dams la
province d'Ontario.
Malgr6 celia une couple de mile
cultivateurs SO PLACEMENT encore de
ne pouvoir trouver d'aides q aucun
prix.
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TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de Quest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
an ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
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grin ae r>@ntst
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI ~ Juliet 'O6
Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
Toutes correspondence doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
CO responsible

L'EcHo DE L'OuEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
res correspondents.
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Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc.. do1vent etre adress6es comma
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-27

Nancy, - Quatorze terrassieurs
italiens ont 6t6 ensevelis par suite
de P6boulement dun tunnel de
chemin de fer en- construction.
LIE courgesest Ia premiere detss
eloquence, p'est leloqueenl,ccee' d. d. ca-S
ract6re,
LAMARTINE,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


ements, heredltaments. or promises,
deemed by the said viewers 10 be benz
edited by the laying out, opening es-
tablishing or widening Of any such
street or alley, under the provisions
OF this Act shall be lien or charge
on the estate and interest OF the re-
spective owners, lessees, and .other
persons Interested In such lands, ten
ements, hereditaments and premises
for and or account OF which the said
respective sums shall be assessed by
said viewers upon the said respective
owners lessees, or other persons IN
terested therei~ and Shall be entered
In the docket OF the city Liens, In
like manner nv an assessment for
street improvements In said city OF
ASTORIA and the said owners, lessees
and other persons interested as atore.
said shall. moreover. be respectively
and acverally liable To pay such ass
eSSment. and IN case no appeAl iS ta~
ken as TO any such assessment hcnehts
the said assessment shalt be paid TO
the City Treasurer OF the CITY OF As-
torla Within ten days fIom the cxpir,
alton of the time limited for appeal
or the same shall be deemed delln-
uuent and. thereupnn, whenever the
council SO order shall he collected IN
like manner as provided for the col
lection OF delinquent street assess
DNeNtS nA lHt ACT AiilbI IhlNlllA. Wv
city Of Astoria. All moneys arising
from such assessments or dement's
shall be kept In separate fund to
he applicable to the satisfaction ot
the damages assessed to the owners
and other persons interested IN prop
erty taken for the purpose OF LAYING
out, opening establishing. or widening
the street or alley In which such BEN
ents are assessed The linbiltt" 10 pay
Il tax. except the benefits provided In
this Act. TO satisfy any such assess"
ment or damages. shall not dlsQuhlIty
anv person from serving as such view
er.
This amendment shall take effect
and be in force on the first Monday
IN January. 1907. ..
oLOF ANDERSON
Auditor and POLICE Judge Of the CITY
OF Astoria. oregon.
Dated at Astoria. Oregon. November
ist. A. D.. 1905. ll-l-N
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CITY ApvERrlsg~ENrs


poratc the city OF Astoria, Cln'noY
october Goth 1879. "tiled IN lhr once
OF tho Secretary ot state, February
IL, 1891, be- aud the same u hrfohS
amended 40 an 10 read M follows J.,
section 70, Whenever any special
naaeanment In to be made pro thtn
upon the lots and .promlucn ~ my
special assessment diHtfietl, hrentu'nh
resolution or ordinance, either at tho
time OF ordering tho Improvement! OF
repair, or before or after tho Uins,
direct the Natus TO he made by Tue
Hoard OF Assessors, ana ANAL nlh's
therein the amount 70 be hnAeAhsh,
ana describe of dchlKhhta thc losH
aha promises nr locality constituting
the district 10 be hsapaHrd. Upon re-
ceiving such order nf directions the
Hoard OF Assessors Hhn! make out an
assessment roll ordering aud dcacfi.
bluR therein all lots. premises aud
parcels ~ land 90 be nHHrhHed. ana tho
valuation thereof with tho names Of tho
nprtlra II known, and shall levy
thereon aud against such persons tho
amount ln he assessed, IN the manner
directed by the Council aud tho
provisions Of this Act applicable 10
naneAyturntH They shalt ASSESS upon
each lot ar parcel or lana Huch frlns
tive portion OF the whole Hum To DO
levied Hs shall be ntopnrllnnhto 70
thu estimated benefit resulting 10
such lot OF parcel or land from the
Improvement. aud when such hHnrHh.
mrnt In completed, they shall report
tho same to the Council, Tho coats
and expenses Of amy lmrrnFcmentn
which may br betrayed by special
assessment shall include the cost OF
survey. plans inspection. assessments.
and cost Of Gonairud'
ton,
f'hia amendment shalt take effect
aud be IN force on the nrHi Monday
In January. 1907 ........-..
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor ana Police Judge of tho city
OF Astoria. oregon.
Dated az Astoria, Oregon. NovrWhN
LIST, A. H.. 1909. il"i-A
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Committee on Streets and Pub
lie Ways. the Superintendent of
Streets and the City Surveyor. have
filed n certificate of completion for
the improvement of Alameda avenue.
from a point 10 feet west of the CEN
ter line Of Columbia avenue to the
west line Of Ilwaco avenue by John
Wuopio and John Makala, the con-
tractors, In accordance with general
ordinance number 1888, and the con-
tract therefor. That unless obJec-
lions are filed against the same the
same Will be accepted by ordinance
at the next regular meeting of the
Common Council.
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge of the City
OF Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Nov. 2, 1906.
11-2-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Committee on Streets and Pub
lie ways, the Superintendent Of
Streets and the city Surveyor have
fled certificate Of acceptance OF
the improvement OF Duane street.
from the west line OF 10th street to
the west line OF 9Th street. by Dill
and Young. the contractors, in accord
ance with general ordinance number
3245 and the contract therefor. That
unless objections nre filed against the
same. the same will be accepted by
ordinance at the next regular meet
Ing Of the Common Council
OLOF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge OF the City
OF Astoria.
Dated Astoria, Nov I, 1905.
11-i-3t
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND
MENT TO CITY CHARTER.

| Notice la hereby given. that an In
| ttIRtiyn Petition, signed nv over twr
! hundred electors pf THE CITY Of AEto'
ria has been flied with the undcrrlsr'
cd Auditor and Police Judge Of ,he
CITY OF Astoria demanding that The
hereinafter mentioned proposed n
mrndment To the Charter ~ the Clty
Of Astoria shalt he submitted 10 the
legal electors of the GUY uf Astoria for
their approval or rejection. nj the
general election to be held on the 18th
dnv OF December. 4. u. 1905, and
ihc tenor and effect thereof hcln. aF
follows
An nmcndmen, 10 section la9 Of the
Charter OF the city of Astoria. rxcmp,
ting the city from liability for dana
grH Tor accidents OF injuries upon any
street. unless the claim lH filed win
the Auditor and Police Judge within
thirty DAYS from the time Of the neci'
dent. oxcmpilug councllmrn from liza
billty for words uttered IN debate and
tlxlug their salary at 10000 per year,
HE IT ENACTED HY THE ELECT
ORS or THE CITY or ASTORIA;
THAT section i2D or the Charter OF
the CITY Of Astoria, being section l2g
OF nn Act of the Legislative Assembly
uf The state or oregon approved Feb
ruarY g. 1899. and entitled An Act "a
to incorporate the CIV of Astoria IN
tlutHnp county. state or oregon. and
10 repeal nm Act entitled AN Act Ia
incorporate the city Of Astoria In
iu tlataou County. state Of oregon
and To repeal nm act entitled An act
10 Incorporate the city OF Astoria
In thtHup County. oregon" Approved
October 20. 1876. Filled IN the office
II the Secretary OF State February Is,
1891" be and the same II hereby
amended 10 ns 10 read aS follows
Section i29. 4 TGrmber or the Com
mon Council. for words uttered In
debate therein. shall not be questioned
In any other place and no member OF
the Common Council shall In any
manner bo table for amy damages
resulting from defective condition
" any street. alley Or highway there
0f and the city If Astoria shall IN no
cas-" be liable for any damages result
ting from n defect In any street alley
or high way thereof unless the per"
aOn claiming yNch damages small.
within thirty days from the time or
the accident or injury file VITA me
Auditor and Police Judge. under oath
n statement OF his or her claim. sta
tng the time and place Of the acci-
dent or injury and the nature thercoi,
and the "rsons present, II any. hnnthe
Mayor and each member or the com
mon Council shall receive n salary OF
$4,000 per year, from which shall be
deducted by the Auditor and Police
Judge the sum Of $500 for ehch time
that the Mayor or a member or the
Council shall be absent from any reg
ular meeting OF the Council.
This amendment shall take effect
and be In force on the first Monday
In January. 1907. --..
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the city
of Astoria, Oregon.
Dated at Astoria Oregon. November
1st, A. d., 1906. Hist
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND
MENT TO CITY CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given. that an In
iiiative Petition, signed by over, Fwo
hundred electors OF the CIV OF as.o-
ed Auditor and Police Judge OF the
CITY OF Astoria. demanding that the
hereinafter mentioned proposed a
mendmeut to the Charter of the Guy
OF Astoria shall be submitted TO the
legal electors of the City OF Astoria lor
their approval or rejection. al Shs
general election TO be held on the lstn
1ay Of December A, d.. 1906, ana
the tenor and effect thereof being rs
An amendment to section las Of the
Charter of the City Of Astoria, being
section lab of an Act Of the leglsa-
tive assembly Of the state ot oregon
approved February 10Th, lSss' ana ana
entitled AN act TO incorporate me
civ OF Astoria In Clatsop County.
State OF oregon and 10 repeal an Act
entitled AN Act incorporate lie
CITY OF Astoria IN ChtSop County,
State of oregon, and 10 repsal an NJ
entitled An Act 10 incorporate tle
City Of Astoria. In C!atsol County,
Oregon, approved OCTOBER -Vth, As'e;
Filed in the office OF the Secretary, or
State February 18TH 1897, making
the water commission elective ana
fixing the term of Office at eight years
increasing the number or commlsSiun-
ers to nine members ana pFoNluli's
the method Of filing vacancies III the
Board.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE ELECT
oRS OF THE CITY OF ASTORIA;
That section 14S Of said Charter OF
the CITY OF Astoria ana Act OF the Le-
gislative assembly Of the State or Ore
gon. be and the same is rereoy am
mended so as TO read as follows;
Section l43, The Commission shall
fill any vacancy that may occur III
that body by death, resignation. re-
rloyal from the city, or otherwise,
by the appointment OF a peron 10 De
a member therof who is a bona fide
resident and tax payer OF the city,
and five members OF the commission
shall constituted quorum FOR the pur-
pose of organization, as well as the
transaction Of all other business,
The present commission snail holu
Office until the first Monday in Janu-
ary. 1903, and until their successors
shall have been elected and have
qualified, and at the general election
to be held on the second Wednesday or
December. 1908 commission consis-
ting of nine members shall be elected,
two OF which members shall be elected
from edCn WdIu, anu OIlS a. lhL Sc WV
member from each ward shall be cleo
ted for the term OF four years, and
one from each ward for the term OF
eight years and the commissioner at
large shall be elected for the term OF
eight years, and the successors or eacn
shall be elected for the full term OF
eight years, so that one member OF the
water commission from each ward
shall be elected every four years, and
. ha fap,,, pf pfTpa shall ha eight wears
and until their successors are elected
and have qualified, and any person
pointed to fill a vacancy shall hold
for the remainder Of the uneXpired
term.
and be in force on the first Monday
in January, 1907
OLOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
of Astoria. oregon.
Dated at Astoria. oregon. November
lSt A D., 1906. ll-l-St