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The Jersey City news., 1906-09-28
BOARD OF EXCISE COMMISSION.
ERS OF JERSEY CITY.
Official Proceedings)

Regular meeting at the City Hall,
Thursday. July 5, 1906. The roll was
called at 1920 o'clock P. M.
Present-All the members of the
Board
Thesminutes of the regular meeting or
June 81 and the adjourned regular meet
ing of June %, 1906. We're approved as
PRESENTATION Pr OF PETITIONS,
ETC.
Petitions, etc, were presented, re-
ceived and disposed of as follows:
Application for inn and tavern he
ense of Mat Foster, 8 Exchange Place.
and Patrick McArdle, Exchange Place.
For wholesale dealers licenses, Louis
Brauer, 364 Grove street; G. e. Gardner
& Bro, 479 Grove street; Matthias Last,
347 Grove street; Geodge Kattenhorn &
Co, 104 Wayne street; Abe Brauer, 172
Monticello avenue.
For beer b0ttlers Licensees:
Louis Brauer, 364 Grove street; Abe
Brauer, 172 Monticello avenue
For restaurants-First Ward:-
Toseph Silberberry, al Essex street;
Max Labul, 101 Morris street; P. L.
Savage, 200 Warren streea; John Orr
echonski, 12S Essex street; Joseph Bale-
wicz .146 Morris street; Adam Pinner.
142 Morris street; Adolph Turkel, 81
Sussex street; Frank DaneiewslSi. 100
Steqlben street; Louis Tarby, ia Morris
street; Thomas ] Miskel, 196 Grand
street: Victor Johnon. Al Grand street:
Max Feinstein. 125 Essex street; Nico d
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TRIALS.
The Board then proceeded with the
trials of officers against whom charges
had been preferred as follows:
No. 1O1, 102, 1O3, 1O4 Patrolman
John Barnes, I'd Precinct, charges, neg
lect of duty.
No 1O5, Acting Patrolman George
Callahan. 4th, Precinct, charge, neglect
of duty.
No 1O6, Sergeant Charles McDevitt,
5th Precinct, charge disobedience to
orders and gross misconduct.
No 107. Acting Patrolman Fredk
Charles, 7th Precinct charge, conduct
not becoming a policeman.
FINDINGS.
The Board having heard the plead
ings and testimony retired for delibera-
ton and on reassembling sentenced the
accused officers that were found guilty
Nos. 1o1. e1o2, 10, 1o4, John Barnes.
Patrolman I'd Precinct, found guilty of
all the charges and sentenced abe fined
ten days pay.
No. los. George Callahan, Acting Pa
trolman 4th Precinct, charge dismissed.
No. 105 Sergeant Charles McDevitt,
5th Precinct. found guilty and sentenced
to be fined FIVE days pay.
No. 107 Fred'k Charles, Acting Pa
trolman 7th Precinct, found guilty and
sentenced to be reprimanded.
On motion of Commissioner Mitchell
9ql ol 405cqns l97m o. pauLnofpg pIgoa
VIM. e. ROBINSON
Clerk pro tenn.
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London,s centS Fsber.

London Punch was concocted In the
back parIor of public house behind
Drury Lane theater. The first editor
Of Punch was the landlord Of that tav-
ern, and In that room assembled al.
most every night some of the most
lively wits Of the day-more noted, as
Dion Boucicault tells. for wit than
money. The landlord made punch, and
around the bowl those men would sit
drinking, smoking ana cracking jokes.
The landlord proposed that their
Jokes should not be wasted, that their
wit should start comic paper. A
good idea, but what name to give it7
What namef The child should have
its fathers name. And the landlord
pointed to the bowl Of punch. And
the paper was started. It struggled on
for about year and then was sold
for f100 to Bradbury & Evans. the
firm that printed It The best writer's
In England hastened to their standard
Il has the notoriety Of being expelled
from several kingdoms ON the cont
nent of Europe. Sunday Magazine.
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DO YOUR. MEALS FIT z
Do You Feel Snug and Comfortable
Around xour Waist Line After
a Hearty Meal7

Did your last meal taste deliciously
GOOD to YOU. and did you eat all you
wanted? Could you have patted your
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your last meal gave you no lnconvenience
whatever? If not, you have dyspepsia
in some FORM probably never realized II.
II Won have the least trouble in your
stomach after eating, no matter how iit-
tie or how much you eat, there Is troupie
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Most all stomach troubles come from
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ious LIQUID which ought to turn your food
into rich, red blood. -.
If YOU have nausea, your gastric juice
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If YOU have a bloaty feeling OF aversion
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You need something in your stomach
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERs.
tOfacial Proceedings.)
fContinuedl

Number Of applicants rejected by sur
geon, 40.
Number of applicants who appeared at
High School, May 26, 1906. for comper-
tive examination, 66 J,
blank KbFF(:3 etaoin shrdlu cmfwfW
Failing to appear, /.
Of them that took the physical exam
list and 16 failed to attain the necessary
overage. as per following list:..
You ylll NOTE there are several candi-
dotes who attained q like average In
determining their rating we numbered
them according to their receipt by the
Secretary.
Frank A.. Mauvas. 1S1 South street;
average, 100; number on eligible list, 1.
john p. Mannion, 337 Whiton streer:
average, 100; number ON eligible list. o.
Hugh p. O'Connor, 1876 Bay streeq;
average. 100; number on eligible lsr, ..
John O'ConnUr, 731 Montgomery
street; average, 100; number on eligi-
Herman T.. Tmann. 1872 Lembeck ave-
nue.; average. SO: number on eligible
Michael J.. Malone, 24O Provost street;
average, SO: number on eligible list, 6.
Martin I'll. Anderson, 1913 West Side
avenue; average, So; number on eligible
list, z.
Thomas ]. Deyine, 226 Monticello ave-
nue.; average. 50; number on eligible list.
8.
John J. Lying, 1OS Beacon avenue:
average, 98; number on eligible list, 8.
Michael j. Long, 237 Baldwin avenue;
average, 81. number on eligible list. 10.
Frank McDoaald. SOL Grand street;
average, 81; number on eligible list, IL.
Frank A. Reynolds, S59 Montgomery
street; average, 96; number on eligible
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AFTER BANK WREcKERs.
Philadelphia Real Estate Trust OH.
cials to Be Arrested.

Gals to Be Arrested.
Philadelphia, Sept. 5.-District Attor-
ney Bell is authority for the statement
that warrants are ready for the arrest
OF William f. North, treasurer of the
Real Estate Trust company; NJ. S. Coz
lingwood, assistant treasurer. and
Adolph Segal on charges of conspiring
with Frank x. Hipple, the suicide pres
ident Of the institution, to loot it's treas
ufy. Segal is the promoter who bor-
rowed more than $5,O00,0O0 from the
bank on fiimsy collateral to finance his
enterprises Horace Hill, the aged
auditor, will not be arrested. The dis
trict attorney says he was figure
head.
When the district attorney was ask
ed how the Hipple-Segal conspiracy
was censummated he said:
''Blaxk notes with Segaps name at
tached have been discovered. and 1
think that we are on the track of an
explanation of the $2,30O0O0 difference
in the amounts of loans as given by the
books of the bank ana the statement of
Segal
Evidently Ripple and Segal were
parties in all the latter's wildcat
schemes. Segaps method of doing bust
ness was to buy up or organize COM
pany at an expense of, say, $4,000.
He would then mortgage 1t for eight
or ten times this amount, issue bonds
and pledge these as collateral for more
money.
Mr.. North appears to have been the
executor of the Hipple-Segal plans, and
Collingwood knew what North knew
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To the Stockholders of the AUTOMAT-
10 SCALE COMPANY,

10 SCALE COMPANY,
Incorporated under the Laws of the
State of New Jersey.
The following resolution was offered
and adopted at meeting of the Board
of Directors held September 20. 1906 at
the office of the Company, 324 Pennsyl-
rania Ave, s. E., Washington, ID. G.
Resolved, That in the judgement of
this board it is advisable and most for
the benefit Of the Automatic Scale Com
pany that the same should be forthwith
dissolved; and to that end it is ordered
that a meeting of the Stockholders be
held on Thursday, the FIRST day of No.
yember A. D. 1906 at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
at the office of the company, in the city
of Jersey City,. New Jersey to take ac-
tion upon this resolution, and further,
that the Secretary forthwith give notice
of said meeting, and of the adoption Of
this resolution, within ten days from this
date, by publishing the said resolution
wilma notice of its adoption in a Jews
paper published in the city of Jersey
City, n. j., for at least four weeks, once
a week, successfully, and by mailing a
written or printed copy Of the same to
each and every Stakeholder of this Com
pany in the United States"
W. i, HUMMER
Secretary.
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feated in his own County by the liquor
dealers, whose animosity he incurred by
his action on the Bishops bill There is
little doubt but that the Liquor Dealers
Association contributed largely to the de-
feat of the Colby ticket throughout the
State.
In Asbury Park Mr.. Colby's candi-
dates were royalty supported, albeit the
result leaves the machine still in con-
troll of the county convention.
Mr.. Barnard has reason to be proud
of the support accorded him in the
Greater Asburys Park. Mr.. Hetrick' s
victory-he carried every districts
remarkable evidence of the high es-
TEEN in which he is held by the yiters
of the city.
Altogether it may be said that yes
erday's Republican primaries are cal
culated to brace the machine for con
tinued control all along the line, al
though it is not unlikely that the cleo
tionn November will supply oppor-
tunity to the disaffected element tc
knife the regular candidates.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1906

On the morning of the primaries the
Daily State Gazette had the following
to saw concerning the big amount of
doodle" which the ssNew Ideaists' We're
credited with lavishly spending in the
primary campaign
The Trenton correspondent OF the
philadelphia Record" says that the
regulars have a big bundle of money
TO spend at the primaries in Essex Coun-
ty today and warns them that the cor
rupt practice act provides punishment for
bribery of voters.
The warning should have been given
the Colby Record Pagan combination. 1t
is that trio that has spent money and
spent it lavishly up to this time, and
have waged doesn't put them beyond the
pale of suspicion when the purchase of
votes is considered.
The regulars" have made it clear by
their actions that they intend to let the
people speak their minds at the primaries
without interference. or attempted inter-
ference from them. All that they have
done has been to set forth in a clear and
honest declaration the aims, purposes and
achievements of the Republican party
since it came into power in the State.
They have not sent to other States for
assistance in the form of glib tongued
speakers, nor have they spent thousands
of dollars for the publication and dis
tribution of pamphlets and circulars
misrepresenting existing conditions.
Both these methods have been resort
ed to by the Colby Record Pagan combi-
nation at Mr.. Colby's expense andehe has
more money to put into the fight 1t
would not be surprising if he spent some
of it through the medium Of hired help
ers at the polls or very close to them, to-
day.
There neyr was political campaign
in the State of New Jersey in which a
single man spent mooney more iayisrly
for the advancement of his own interest
and the interests of other sympathetic
office seekers, that Senator Colby has
spent his, and while he has been pouring
his dollars into the hopper he, and his
hired spellbinders have been deploring
the use of money in politics and decrying
bosses"
1t is disgusting exhibition to the rea-
sonable man.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF


Jersey City.
In the matter of the sale of carload
of lime, being perishable unclaimed
freight shipped by American Lime &
Stone Company, Bellefonte, Pa, to II.
". Johns Manville Company. Brooklyn,
N. Y. -
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of September,
1906,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. at Pier
Il, of The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, Jersey City, one a. carload of
lime; the said lime having been eonsign-
ed by American Lime & Stone Company,
Bellefonte, Pa, to the H. w. Johns
Manyille Company, Brooklyn, N. Y, and
the consignee having neglected and re-
FUSED to receive the same or to pay the
costs and expenses of transportation and
charges for detention OF demurrage, and
proof thereof having been presented to
the Judge of this Court, and the said
goods being perishable, an order was
made on the 9th day of September. 1906.
by the Honorable James S. Erwin, Judge
Of the. Second District Court of Jersey
City, directing the sale of said property
at public auction, at the time and place
mentioned.
FRANK MEYER, Constable.
FREDENBURGH & WALL.
Attorneys for The PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Company.
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70 RLLzA JANE sMYrH. orHnRwrsn

TO ELIZA JANE sMYTH. OTHERWISE
BARNES. IF LIVING, OR ANY PERSON
CLAIMING THROUGH OR UNDER. EIEcR
Court of The Irish Land Commission Irish
Land Act. 1893, Record No. e. C. 9S2 Estate
OF Michael Freeman, Counties of Meath ana
Louth. ~
Whereas. On the investigation OF title In this
matter 1t appeared that Eliza Jane Smyth.
otherwise Eliza Jane Barnes, formerly OF Ma
honstown. Kells. in the County OF Meath, II
alive would be entitled to claim one undivided
fourth part Of the residue OF the purchase
money or part OF the lands OF Mooremount
containing Ss a. 1r. Up. Statute measure situate
IN the Barony Of Ardee and County OF I.outh
pelng part OF the lands sold herein, under a
devise contained in the will of Chidley Barnes.
deceased. and the percentage payable under
section lS Of The Irish Land Act. 1908, in
spect thereof. Now, therefore, the said Eliza
Jane Smyth, otherwise Barnes, or any person
claiming through her to be entitled to any In
terest In such residue percentage Is hereby
required to lodge claim duly verified with
the Registrar of The Irish Land Commission
at - Upper Merrion street. Dublin, Ireland
within two months from the date of the pub
lication of this notice.
Dated this S1st day OF July, 1906.
JOHN OBLUNDEN
Examiner
THOS. COILS PERROTT, Solicitor, IL Daw-
son street, Dublin. Ireland.
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TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY

10 ALI. TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY
COME GREETING
whereas, 1t appears to my satisfaction by
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof deposited
IN my Office. that the American Peroxide and
chemical Company, corporation of this State,
whose principal Office is situated at No. is
Exchange Place. in the City Of Jersey City,
County of Hudson, State OF New Jersey (Cor-
poration Trust Company being the agent there
In and in charge thereof. upon whom process
may be served. has complied with the require
ments OF An Act concerning corporations
Revsion Of 1867 preliminary to the Issuing
fled
Now. therefore. I. D. Dickinson. secre-
tary Of State of New Jersey. Do Hereby Ger
thy, tiry that the said Corporation did. on the
office a duly executed and attested consent in
writing to the dissolution of said corporation,
executed by more than two-thirds In interest
OF the stockholders thereof, which said certifl-
cate and the record of the proceedings afore-
vided by law.
In Testimony Whereof have hereto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at Trenton,
this twenty y-seventh day OF August A. D. one
thousand nine hundred and six
(Seal) s. d. DICKINSON.
Secretary OF State.
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Discussing the defeat of the Colby
Record Pagan faction of the Republican
party at Wednesdays primaries, the
"Asbury Park Evening Press says
'.Mr. Colby has apparently lost his
hold upon the popular vote. He is de-
feated in the State and has lost his own
county, in which he so brilliantly de-
throned the erstwhile boss, Carl Lentz,
in his fight for the senatorship. The
decline of Colbyism in Essex County can
not be attributed to the return Of the in
dependent vote to the regular Republican
fold. On the contrary it is believed the
Colby cohorts held aloof from the polls
Or else cast their fortunes into the ranks
Of the Democrats: Mr.. COLBY was de-
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Kills Baby and Herself.

Hartford. Conn.,, July 10. Mrs. Abra.
ham Rabinowitz gave her two-year-old
child dose Of carboIic acid and then
took the fatal drug herself The wom-
an, who was twenty-eight years old.
died before she could be removed to the
hospital. and the death Of the baby Is
expected. Family troubles are said to
DO responsible for the tragedy.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-28
Much Whisky Burned.

Dundee, Scotland. July c0.--A dis.
'astrous frc broke out In the bonded
warehouse Of James Watson &-Co., the
largest concern of It's kind in Scotland.
Large quantities Of blazing whisky
ran into the streets. The loss Is esti-
mated at $3.50, 900.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-28

Rockport, Mass.. July 10.--It was re-
ported here from the battieship Illi-
nois that the sailors who recently be-
came III after eating liver had great
" improved and were now practically
well. None Of the sailors was seft-
ously affected.
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Name Editor For conere.s.

oneonta. N. Y. July 2o-Georse W.
Fairchild, editor Of the oneenta Her
aid and vice president Of tho Guardian
Trust company Of New York city. was
nominated for representative IN con-
Bxess. srsSEf4SM
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MY WIFE CHARLOTTE HAVING
left my bed and board l will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by her.
FERRUCCI0 PONZONI, 211 Ege ave.
MY WIFE. GERTRUDE POWELL
having left my bed and board. the pub
lie is hereby notified that win mott be
responsible for any debts she may con-
tract. WILLIAM POWELL.
MY WIFE. MABEL CALROW. HAV-
ing left my he'd and board, | will not
be responsible for any debts contracted
by her. WILLIAM f. CALR0W.
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WANTED = FIFTY CARPENTERS.
Apply at Oxford Copper Works, Bay
onne, n. ]: The CURTIN RUGGLES
COMPANY.
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special police power be granted him
as printed
PRESENTATION OF COAIMUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
:. Communications were received and
disposed Of as follows:
Communications from Charles B.
ueurqoleM aq5!u SO pSIoIdms 5ulsq on
in vicinity of Harrison, Bergen, Boule-
yard, Communipaw avenue, Ocean
Bramhall ETC.
Received and referred to Chief with
power.
Communications from the following
PatrOlmen asking extension of summer
Patrolmari Charles Comstock, 3rd
Precinct FIVE days.
Patrolman Anthony Haager, 9th
| Precinct, eleven days.
Patrolman August Voldenauer 9th.
Precinct, ten days.
Received and referred to the Chief.
Communication from the 7th Ward
J improvement Association acking that a
| room set apart in the Fifth Precinct
Station House to be used as an emer-
gency hospital
edeovn dcRedald re de fieira
| Receied. and ordered filed.
Communication from Chief of Police
notifying the Board of Suspension of
Sergeant Charles McDevitf.
Received and ordered filed.
Communication from Chief of Police
saying that he had received twenty-five
dollars from the Adams Express Co. to
be given to Patrolman j. Rooney. 1st
Precinct for arresting two men with
property of said company in their pos
session and requesting permission for the
Iofficer to receive it.
Received and the request granted.
! Communication fromthe Ma stef Horse
Eshoers' National Protective Association
of America fixing the price of shoeine
horses.
= Received and referred to the Commit
Resignation of Ambrose r. Rooney as
Acting Patrolman Third Grade.
Received and accented.
1 MISCnLLANEOUS BUSINESS.
i Resolution by Commissioner McNulty
and adopted
Resolved That a room in the basemen
of the Fifth Precinct Station be given t.
the Board of Health to be used temper
arily in emergency eases.
Resolution by Commissioner McNult.
and adopted by full vote:--
Resolved, That the following be th
estimate of funds required by this Boart
for the fiscal year 1906-'O7, and that al
temized acountc be sent to the Boar
of Finance
Committee on Salaries S4S7, ,135 O
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HELP WANTED
MALE
OPPORTINITIFc

MoToRMEN WANTED BY THE PUBLIC
Service Corporation Applications received
Monday A. M to Il Noon, Montgomery
Street Car House, Montgomery Street and Ber-
gen Ave.
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MEN WANTED TO OPERATE MA
chimes; paid while learning. 521 West
22nd street.
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Fordham University
School of Law
~ Broadway, New York City
TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 27th, 1906

Confers Degrees of LII. B. and Ii.
NJ. Hou-s, 4.15-5.15 and Slot. 10.
Twelve hours instruction. per week.
individual attention given to each
student. The location of the school
makes it exceedingly convenient for
students who are desirous of retaining
their office connection. For full infor-
nation apply personally or by letter to
PAUL FULLER, Dean.
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FOR SALE

HORSE AUCTION
At Gutenberg Race Track September
2S q % and week of October 1st 10
Montana Range Horses weighing from
1000 to 1,200 lbs. Positively no small
Horses in this shipment.
G. G. WHARTON.
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FEMALE

GIRLS WANTED TO PACK CIGAR
cites; paid while learning. Apply 521
West 22nd ST., New York City
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Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE l.. RECORD,
CORPORATION Counsel.


Communication from Acting Patrol
man John Shaughnessy, Second Precinct
Grade, requesting that he be granted a
leave Of absence for two months, July
and August, without pay except as to
ten days granted.
Received and request granted.
Communica tion from Patrolman Henry
Fox, Second Precinct, requesting that he
be granted two months leave of absence,
July and August, without pay except as
to ten days granted.
Received and request granted.
REPORTS.
Reports Of the City Physician Of
cases attended and number Of calls
made during month of june, 1865.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were received and referred to
to the proper committees as follows;
Fay rolls Of Department for month Of
June 1906, $35.5a8.H
Pay rolls of Police Justices and
Cos!rt Gov, Clerks. for month Of June 1906.
The Jersey City news., 1906-09-28

THOS CoLLIS PERROTT, solicitor IA Daw-
son street, Dublin. Ireland.
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WM, %. ROBINSONs

n n TT.,Jl
n99ln r., odty naii, ! uhe 20, iyVo.
resent' ,S;.all rSfolin1sslohers ln Iotts' Nc
Nutiy a aau M~ncheh. ~
absent Absent:-eone. .,,,uo,- -
mlmutes a.lu;utes q previous ineelins appioseu
Motion by Commissioner McNulty and
adopted by the following vote.
Yeas:-C Commissioners Potts and Nc
Nulty.
Nays Commission Mitchell:
Resolved, That the vote on the resolu-
ton offered at meeting held June 25a
1906, by Commissioner Mitchell, increas-
ing the pay OF officers OF this Depart