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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-09-29

The Estate OF In the Chunrery
No, 2S33 Cont If Noyul pr
Jane c, Baskerville, County
Letters of administration alying been
granted to the undersigned as atminiStra.
tor Of said estate by the CLERK Of said court
on Sept, 90, 1906. Notice is hereby given
requiring all persons having claims against
said estate TO have same probat, d and
registered by SAID CLERK within one year
from this GATE, or default of which sand
claims will be barred. THos W. TATE.
sept. 90 Aamini.tlafor
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

pravu rDkljuGno njih lastnina, delili
Z drugimi lenuhi-mili jOnarn ali Sc pa
Wustili IA vecii del svojega sadu o.
kraSti cd teh poStopaceyR Da, Ge-
NUT!
lie ia Slucaj dokazuje jasno kot
bell dan, da m slovenski delavci
nujno p|otrebovali svojega lastnega
"lasila, Y katerem lahko javno bra
nimo svOje interese. KonGno Sc ONE
MIN, maj ''Proletarec' brani tudi
'svobOdom4selma podpOrna d~rustva,
ako 50 Y reSnici svobodomiselna in
maj Sc izogiblje kolikor mogoce o.
selnih polemik.
Mi pa re danes izjavljamo, ako
bode "Proletarec'' i~zvajal ia tezay-
nj posei. da pa bodemo podpirali 4
\semi svoiimi moGmi, da Sc bOde IL
mesecnika kmalu spremen,l y tednik.
Tore ma delo.
Mace M~embergar.
predsednik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
IZJAVA!

q. Honda pc Chicago mripoveduje
vsakemu. kdor GA hoce posluSati, da
ie slovenski so~cialistiGni klub Y Chi
cagi ukradel MENU knjmc,. oziroma
rokopiS, ''NaSa bogatStya''.
To .je neSramna podla laz. "'NaSa
bogatstva' je napisal znameniti ru-
ski socialist kropotkin, Y slovenSki
jerk 10 je pa prevel Dir. X. 81. Pei
obcil je rokopis "RdeGi prapor",
glasilo jugCslovanskih socalistov V
Avstriji, k%asneje pa ''Glas Svobo-
de-, Sedaj je pa to kniizico zalozil
slovemSki SocialistiGni klub V Chi
cagi.
G. Honda Sc jezi. ker SLOW. social
stiGni klUb nj .zroGil MENU kn.iizice
Y tisek. da hi zopet lahko "zaslrzil''
nekaj tolarckov.
Gospod Konda grozi 5 to5bo. On
maj kar tozi. Bo vsai "a emo blamaio
EOgateSi.
Anton PreSern,
tajnik slov. soc. kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
Nadaljevanje S 6. strani.

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
Gospel Konda, ne
blamirajte Sc!

V bozicnem pi>mu z dine ID. dec.
1908 trdite, da bodem Y ''Proletar-
Gu zopet mucil bralce. Z obbrablje-
mimi t'razami. Dobro.
q. Honda. zakai ste pa vendar V
d0tlcni Stev. te mole fraze Y clanku
"Kako 81 pridobivajo kapitalisti''
premozenje ponatisnili? Prvi del te-
ga clanka sem vendar napiSal JAZZ kOt
odgovor prijatelTu j. NJ. vsled neke
debate o pr~idobivanju premozenja V
dMnaSn.i drulbi. Ker SEN namero o.
pustil tn clanek objaviti, sem ga pu-
still Y NaSem uredniStvu, menet. da
bodete tudi Vi imeli toliko takta, da
Sc ne bodete ~poIastli tuje lastnine
in io proglasili IN Svojo.
G.. konda, ali ste Y resnici ze pri-
Si toliko nizdol. da bi Sc kmalu tu-
di YAM reklo: Cd Vas ie zbezala sra
mOta k pSom?.
joe Zavertnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
KNJIzEVNOST.

Jugoslovanska socialistiGna
stranka V start domovimi ie izdala IN
leto 1906 zepni koledar. Cena kole-
dariu Je lie 20 vinarjev. ali Is anne
riSkih ceNtov. Kier zivi V naselbini
wee soduugov skupaj, maj eden sodrug
IA wee skupai naroGi koledar. S TEN
Sc prihrami cas-. denar i'm delo. KOle-
dar Sc lahko naroGi pri upravniStvu
"RdeGega praporja' V Ljubljani.
- Vsem jugOslovanskim delavcem
V Ameriki priporocamo socialisticne
liste, XII izhaiaio V start domovini. Ma
slow Sc glase: "RdeGi prapor",
UjuEliana: ''NaSi ZapiSki''. Liublla-
ma: "'Naprei''. Tdriia. in "Slobodna
riec'. Zagreb. NaroGnina je tako ma
~lrnkoStna. da 81 vsaki zaveden dnis-
wee naroGi lalsko-ysaj en- list.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
Vsem cenjenim narocnikom
drugom ma xnanjei

Denar "a n%arocnino, tiskovni sklad
in inzerate maj Sc poSilja sodr. Anto-
nu PreSemu, 67S w. 18th ST, Chi
cagO, Illinois.
Vsi spisi in rokopisi nag Sc pa po-
Siljajo ma uredniStvo "Proletarca"
6S3 Loomis ST., Chicago, Ill.
Andrei Poravne, John Bartel.
predsednik. ~zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
Slovencd v Chicago pozori

V nedeljo, dine 81. dee. t. l., bode
zboroval slovenski socialisti6ni klub
OBJ , uri nNOoludne V "Narodni dvo-
ram y, 5S7 So. Centre Ave.
Use sodruge Sc opozarja, mai tudi
svoje rrIiatelje povabfjO ma ia veie-
vazni shod.
Anton PreSem.
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
Glencoe, Ohio.
9. decembra 1908.

9. decembra 1908.
Mednarodni SOcialisti6ni klub V
Glencoe, Ohio. pri kateremu so slo-
venski socialist V pretezni v%ecini,
Odobrava sklep SLOW. socialistiCnega
kluba V Olicagi. vsled katerega .je
zagledal bell dan list, ki Sc SINE V
resnici imenovati lastnina vseh de-
laNcev in Hi bOde brez vSakih po-
stransIih naS;t0v stall ma braniku "a
pravice delavccv, splOh vseh zat,ra-
min in izsssavamih Slojev IN Jill bo-
drill "a poiuSenje danaSnje gnjile 90
spodarske druzbe.
Y naSi naselbini smO sami delavci,
XXI 81 mcramo V potu svojega obraza
tezko sluziti svoj kruh V premogoko-
pin. I'm daSi mas je tukaj lie peSjica
Slovencev-trpinov. mo vzlic temu V
kratki dobi ustanovili krepko socia-
listicno organizacijo. kateri so Sc pri-
dnuzili tudi delavci druzih narodov.
Mi dobivamo razne slovenske "a
meriN Ike casnike. In ce te Casnike,
posel 10 pa slovenski ameriSki dnev-
mix damo ma krrtiGno reSeto. tedaj
moramo %resnici ma ljubo povedati.
da je bill V Ameriki skrajni cas-, da
smo slovenski delavci priGeli 2 ida
jo svojega laStnega glasila. Ia dmev-
mix, XII Sc pc krivici imenuie glasilo
~slovenskih ameriskih delavcev -
lastnik li.ta je vendar g. F. Sakser
= pise Odpr;o, ako bi premogarji
popustili ID centov pri toni premoga,
tedaj bi bill konGan BOZ, XII bode med
lastniki premogokopov in premOgarji
nbruhnil ~prihodmjo spomlad. Ia list
je torej direktno vstopil IA interese
kapitalistOv, meSto "a koristij DELAY
cev. Mi ne vemo, cemu bi vendar de-
lavci vedno ~popuScali pri svojih pla-
cab. Ako bi premogarji ne hodili V
jane spravljat Gmi diamant - pre-
mog ma svitlo, ne bi bill lastniki pre-
m~ogokopov milijonarji in magari ce
hi vsaki dan ma kolenih prosili bo-
"a, maj Sc premOg spremen. V denar.
Ako Sc lOgiGno poleg naravnih sil e.
DIM premogarji praNi producenti
premoga, &c ma maj bi ne bill tudi
premogarji edini pravi lastniki pre-
mogokopov7 Cemu maj bi premogarii
sad ~svojega della, XII je pc naravnem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

Bartel SIS, A. Pordvne SIS, Anton Pre-
sem $40, ID. Petri6 81, j. More 81,
J.. Zavertnik 81, j. Zenko $40, MIN
neapolis, Mimi, sta darovala sodTu-
ga V. Brunscarmidt Kratokvil 81, +.
PetriG pa $1.50; Virden Illinois, je
daroval sodrug Simon Kau4iG So.
Sodrug Kirar w Cumberland, Wyo.,
lie postal -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

- Sodrug Simon KauGit je po-
slal 5000 kot boziGrc darilo
"Proletaicu.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

Delavci podpirajte svoje cdr
no g'aeiHl Dobro delavsko caso-
pisje je najboljse orozje napram
nenasitnemu molohu - kapitali-
Emu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01
sT~RANKARsKE vEsTI.

V Glencoe, Ohio, Sc je ustano-
vii 10Y Socialisticen klub. V klub Sc
je vpisaDo tudi > sodruginj. Predsed-
nixon Ie izvoljen Mace Zlembergar,
tajnikom pa A. Kravanja.
V gospodaIski Odbor "Prole-
tarca'', katerega izdaja slOvenska
sOcialiStiGna zveza V Ameriki, so bill
izvolJem. naslednji sodrugi: Pred
sednikom Andrej Poravne, tajnikom
in blagajnikom Anton PreSern, "a
pisnlkarjem pa Ivan Bartel. V ured-
niSki OdbOr So izvOljeni sodrugi /:
joe Zavertnik, Frank PetriG in V.
BrunSchmidt Kratokvil; ekspedito-
riema sta izvoljena sodruga Ferdi-
nand PeGe in Dommi& Petric. So
drug joe Zenko je izvolien nabiral-
Gem o~glasov. V nadDorov alnem odbo-
ri sta pa sodruga Ivan PetmG in l.
van Bartel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-01

SlovenSki socialiStiGni klQub V
Chicago je izvolil meSto sOdruga J..
Zavertnika Sodruga Dominica Petri-
Ca zapiSnikarjem, j. Za%vernika pa
koresyPcndenGn.m tajnil;om.
- Ia tiskovni sklad ''Proletarca''
50 darovali V Chicago: F. Petsche
$25. J. AniiGek -, j. Biziak 81. j.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06
Abraham Lincoln

was man who, against all odds,
attained the highest honor man
could get in the United States.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup has
attained a place, never equalled
by any other like remedy. 1t is
q sure cure for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, influenza and all pull
monary diseases. Every mother
should keep supplied with this
wonderful cough medicine. E. D.
Lauderdale, Hernando, j. NJ. Sol
ONION, Love, Miss, and all drug
gists.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06
DRUNKEN INTRUDER
LANDS IN LOOKUP

Sim White, = negro living on
Mr.. D. N. Dockery's place, came
into town last Wednesday to eel
citrate the GLORIOUS Fourth. :"
After ''loading" up on booze and
making himself generally obnox-
ious around the town, he started
home in the afternoon. Reaching
Mr.. E. T. Wilkinson's house, one
mile from town, he decided to go
to bed. Finding no one in the
house, he broke the glass front of
the door and gained entrance.
When Mrs, Wilkinson, who was
the first to return home, went
into the house she found him
sleeping in one of the beds. She
Immediately 'phoned for assist
ance and the negro was arrested
and is now in jail. He will prob
ably be tried for house-breaking.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06

roads in the fifth district, and find
the same in fair condition, though
needing some work in places, as
fixing small washes, EN- buttments
to some bridges. The contractor
is now doing this patch work and
/ think he will continue at it until
he has his roads in good shape.
There has been considerable i'm.
provement in the roads since last
year.
@ "We, your committee,appointed
to visit the poorhouse, would res.
pectfully report that we find
some parts of the building need
new pillars built to protect the
building, and one room, we think,
should be celled overhead. Also
the main building is badly in need
OF new roof. We lind also that
the inmates are being carefully
and properly cared for"
J. W. Barbee,
L. l.. Jones'
Concluded next week.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06
All the World

knows that Ballard s Snow Lini
meut has no'superior for rheuma
tlsm, stiff joints, cuts, sprains,
lum bago and all pains. Buy il,
try it and you will always use it.
Any body who has used Ballard !
Snow Dinlment is a living proof
of what it does. All we ask of
you IS to get trial bottle. Price
zoe, soc and S1.0o. Sold by E. D.
Lauderdale, Hernando, and J. NJ
Solomon, Love, Miss, and all
druggists.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06

The uses and abuses of SUNDAY
school helps-R. P. McCargo.
The cradle roll-Mrs. j. B. Ran
dolph.
Report from .state CONVENTION
p. b. Jones.
Questions asked and answered
THURSDAY EVENING
Sp. m. Worship.
The object of all organized Sun
day school work and some things
it has done Rev. I. D. Borders.
FRIDAY MORNING
9o'clock. Worship.
Business session.
The lesson pictures-Miss Bir.
die Moore,
The place and power OF memo
rized Scriptures-Rev. ]. w.
ELaInSey.
Teachers meeting-Mrs. M.
B. Harrington.
The home, the Sunday school,
and the church-Rev. W. H. Bun.
tin.
Roll call and reports from Sun
day schools.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Better prepared teachers-E.
H. iRandle, LII. D.
Is the field developed in DeSoto
county, and should a field worker
be secured.
Business, election of officers etc.
Final adjournment.
j. r. Upton, Pres.
HUGH FOSTER, Chairman.
D. E, Wilson, Secretary.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
WILL BE HELD DURING AUGUST

The DeSoto county Sunday
school association will meet in 9Th
annual convention Thursday, Au-
gust 9th as the guest of the Sun
day schools Of Hernando and con.
tinue in session for two days.
The following program will be
rendered and will be madeof vastly
greater interest and benefit if the
Sunday school public will prepare
themselves for hearing and speak
ing on the topics named.
Study, work, and pray for a
good convention.
Thursday, 10a. m. Devotional
exercises.
Address-President J. R. Tip.
ton.
Individuality and heredity-J.
E. Holmes.
The teachers study circle Rev.
/. d. Borders, Colum bus.
The Bible in every day life
Mrs. P. B. Jones.
4. Business session.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Worship.
Revererlce-D DR.. T. A. Knight.
The Sunday school and secular
education-Bynum Walker.
The Bible for the class-Dr. D.
S. Richmond.
The outlook in the Sunday
school world-Miss Stella Brew
er.
=
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-07-06
SUPERVISORS pROCEEINGS

|
Members Make Report On Condition Q
Public Roads.
The Board Of Supervisors held
a two-days session here this week
and transacted business as fol.
lows:
D. E. Wilson was given eontrac,
: to build bridge over ditch on IRE
miah Lodge road for 81. .25per foot
Petition of E. Nelms ct al asking
for change in Lynchburg road at
or near the point where it inter
sects the Policy road and extend
mile due south and run into the
Lake Cormorant road was grant
ed.
Petition of G. M. Haynie ct al
for change in Stewart road. be-
ginning at the north west corner
OF the northeast quarter, section
10, township l, range 5, and run
due south Ito yards, was granted
and L. H. Alexander and Will
Warren were appointed commit
tee to examine and view out said
change and if found practicable
lay out and mark said change and
Nreport to Board at next meeting.
Tax Assessor Coward, having
been unayodably detained from
filing land and personal assess
ment rolls at this meeting, as the
law provides, was granted an ex.
tension of time until the first Mon
day in August.
County physician, DR.. A. J.
Weissinger,i ,imale second quarter
ly report as fosiows: I have made
seven visits tothe poorhouse DUR
ing the quarter and six to the jail.
There has hsen but very little
sickness in eth 1 institution dur.
ING the quarter. One Of the In
mates of the poorhouse, Rilard
Dabney, died May 7th. jeff Will
liams was admitted June 9th.
The following is complete Iistof
those remainingin the poorhouse
throughot the quarter; Lottie
Matthews, Sallie Griffin, Sarah
Smith, Rosetta Clark, Willie
Hobbs, and Martha Walker. I
would respectfully call the atten-
tion of the. Board to the fact that I
the jailer is having to use a part
OF the downstairs of the jail as a
storage room, which makes it i'm.
possible to keep the Jail in as good
condition as it should be. I be-
lieve the county ought to have a
smoke house built separate and
away from the main building.
Supervisor Thomas made fol.
owing report for second quarter:
have inspected all the roads
closely and find them in fairly :
rood condition except about one )
nile, which is now being fixed. IS
Supervisor Barbee reported as )
ollows: In making this, my sec 5
nd quarterly report of roads in 5
econd district, will say that after 5
iding over same | find them in s
assahle condition. 5
Supervisors Jones reported as S|
| find my roads in bet. y
n condition than they ever were y
nd my contractor says be will 3
eep them'so. Some Of the EN-. y
uttments Of bridges need repair. y
lg. 2I
Supervisor Long reports as fol- q
VS.: / have ridden six days dur. y
g the quarter and have seen all q
le roads in my district and find q
e general condition Of same to 81
good with few exceptions. The SSSS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
CHICAGO PACKING
 PLANTS INSPECT ED.
cor-n-i ioner Of Health Whalen or
 Gered It.

cafeaee. JIue 7-Three sanitary inspectors were sent 10 the sLoc&
 sfa# yes5 5gaa Bs Commissioner of Health Whaan. wiEh instructions to n.aEe thorough inspection of the handing of meat. to carefully exam inc inc sanitary condition of the ent. a6=as and to make immediate re eo4 concerning any aasaaitafE e9l=
 aa4, ta#x may ind
 n tne aaE taa inspectors ee= -s+4G 5#af in ode of the large
 Iaa fsas hoy had found defective saa5laz. which theZ directed the company so repair immediately. in another plan every hing in the saul saee= loom- where taeFe was water oil he floor and the 2irls were compelled te walk through ie in order to reach their work. The laundry of a third plant was found 10 be in tad coadi- ton and fourth concern was order I n claaa it's chilling room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
TYPOS ELECT OFFICERS.
James M. Lynch Again Chosen as President of international Union

Indianapolis, Ind. June 7.-Ghe re suit Of the election Of officers of the International Typographical union was announced yesterday. Those elected to serve for two years are;
 President-James M Lynch of Syracuse. N. Y.
 First Vice Presidenf-lom W. Hayes of Minneapolis, Minn.
 Secretary and treasuref-J N. gramwood of Denver Col.
 Delegates to the American Fedef= alton of Labor Frank K. Foster, Boston: Frank Morrison, Chicago; Hugh Stevenson, Toronto, Canada ; Michael Colbert, Chicago.
 Brooks Bromodne cures headache, and fever, relieves pain, gives rest and sleep.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
TEEEGRAMS RAiNED
 UPON THE SENATORS
Contained Protests Against Aati.Pass
 Provision in Rate Bill.

Washington. Jane AS Senator ] Tfltman suggested there vas
 streak of yellow in Inc senate yes tarday. due 10 the fact that practi. eaIly every desk il the chamber ~as covered with teiegrams of protest against the anti-pass provision in the railroad rate bill as reported by the ! conference committee. Senator Hop =kins announced that there were G. 0oo names attached to the batch of messages sent ID bN him and as sey- eral others forwarded as many the total number received was quite for niaabIe. They were all from railroad men and in each case consisted of protests against cutting off the priv ileee of riding free. In addition there Was a formal statement on behalf of engineers. Gremen, conductors and trainHlen saying that they represent ed 23006o railway employees.
 While the messages were raining apon the chair, Senator Tillman made a protest. saying that the telegfams could, and in the interest of time say ing should. be presented through the secretary.
 Il was then that the Soath Carolina senator made his suggestion concern ing tho prevailing color in the senate. He also made the statement that= the teIegrams bore evidence Of the pos session of good many telesraphle franks in the country. He called at ten)on 10 the fact that the bill applies only to interstate business and eX- pressed the hope that if the senate would proceed with business there wonld yet be a sane, reasonable and iNst mcaSure9 evolved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
SIT @ 7 T 4s-, pao..4ta >,T The Kiad You Have AiiVayS 50Gghs af LIGEI I<>ISsz4uGI

There is no better time than now to try Brooks Chill Tonic and pre- vent malaria.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
New York 10 Make Inspection.

Albany. N Y, June 1.-CoTmis- sioner Porter Of the state depart n1ant Of health yesterday mailed in strucfion to every local health off eer in the state. directing them to make an immediate and thorough in spection of any and all meat packing establishments or slaughter houses vi hin their jurisdiction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
NEW FIRM.

GIeee ant Dafham have establish ed q new business at 12ot West Six teenth. They will do screen and re- pair work. Both have earned just reputation for progressiveness and square dealing and their success is assured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
NEGREsS FOUND DEAD.
Indication That She Was Murdered
 aed Her House Fired.

BlinI<Iev. June 7-Lizzia Mays 3 neeress. vas f0aad dead ahd tae 59.-5 badly burned edlE yesterday no. laz iu a small tenement hoase iu the southeast pat Of town. There are indications that fhe woman was mafz ,,ered and the hoHsr set on fire with a view to covering up the crime. as q gash was fonnd on the head. ez dentlv inflicted by some shafp=edeed instrument.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

fine summer laxative in liquid form can be made by boiling a pack age of Brooks Vegetable Liver Medl- Gin ein water and adding sugar to prevent s0uring,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07
gEHiCLE TAX AND
 PRIVILEGE LICENs.

To all persons subject to a5ogs| Please take notice that al oatstant ine annual vehicle tax and priyile,. licenses expire on May 31, 1906 Al persons subject 10 such are reQuirei to pay same to ne on or before tha date. Failure to pay same subjaa al persons owing such to arrest an fno in the city court.
 J. P, ALEXANDER,
 Collecta Office corner Fourth avenue an Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

You can Immediately stop that hem- orrhaee, pain and erippin& Of f1tx and diarrhoea with Brooks Blackber- fv Cordial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-07

Brooks, Ncdicatad ReaFsfoot Oil, the king of all ointments, for piles, sores. itch, eczema etc, the greatest healer on earth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-11
NO CHANGE IN CITY MANAGEMENT
Council Elects Wd. Eibner Presid-
ing Officer.

At the meeting of the council last
night Wd. Eibner was elected presi-
dent. All new city officers have quail
fed with the exception of JOS. Tauer.
The acting mayor appointed Albert
|Pfaender, City Attorney; Street Com
missioner, John Korbel; Health Off
Ger, DR.. Vogel; Scaler, Ernst Wicher-
ski; Supt. Light and Water Works,
Adolf Wagner. The appointment of
police was left to Mayor Silverson.
The job of Pondmaster and Scaven-
ger was given to Werner Juenemann;
Surveyor, Oscar Palmer; Assessor,
Jos. r. Groebner.
The bonds of treasurer were raised
to S35, 600. Thirty liquor licenses were
granted and things moved along in a
very quiet and orderly way.
Monday evening the members of the
council met in an informal meeting to
discuss matters relative to the issue
that has been forced upon the mayor
by the action of the saloonkeepers who
are in favor of closing early. It APP
pears that there is division in the
council as well as among the saloon
| keepers as to the propriety OF acting
on the petition.
Z AS long as the mayor Of the city is
not appealed to in matters of irregu-
larity it is optional with him to make
a stringent enforcement of the law, but
when he is presented with complaint
he is in duty bound to do something.
and that is where the matter now
stands.
The meeting Monday evening was
for the purpose Of getting Mr.. Eibner
to commit himself as to whether, in the
event Of his becoming ma yor of the
city he would, as the common expires.
sion is, ssput the lid on. = It appears
that he was nonco mini ttal and at the
meeting last night thee council linen were
as much at sea in the matter as ever.
Should the expected happen and Mr..
/ Silverson fail to qualify as mayor j
a is important to the interests of many
of them to know what will be the policy
OF the man who is to succeed him a
president Of the council, and this il
4 what the meeting was evidently for.