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knox's Joke.

From Harpers Weekly
 One day last spring Senator Knox was walking through a corridor of the capitol, when he was joined by former mem Der of the Senate, MT. Chandler, of New Hampshire.
 As the two drew near the entrance to the chamber. Mir. Knox motioned to his companion to pass in first.
 After you" said Mir. Chandler, with & polite bow, drawing back.
 Not at all, protested Knox; "the Ks always go before the wise, you know
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A Husbands Vail.

In his dreams Joe had seen himself the master of pretty house, in which he and Margaret would live simply but with comfort. Friends would surround him-poor bachelor friends: he would show them a thing or two, once their house was settled He fancied himself bringing his friends out with him when ever he chose, and finding a cozy little dinner all waiting for them, and Mar garet ready to smile them welcome
 Real life didn't work out like his imag- things. Unexpected company was greeted
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We accept New York Exchange good checks, and all forms of scrip just as do gold and silver. If your money is deposited in sav- ings account bring your pass book with you.
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 embarrassed in asking for the small appropriation sufficient to make the survey"
 Van Hoose Urges Project.
 Mir. Van Hoose then took the floor and in an impassioned appeal plead for his resolution. He quoted the words of President Mckinley, Mark Hanna, Joseph Ripley and Major Mckenzie in regard to the development of a water way from Birmingham to the sea. The connecting of the Tennessee and the Warrior, MT. Van Hoose said, was feasible and he thought there should be survey.
 The talk by Mir. Van Hoose resulted also in a definition of the words Hill Billy Mir. Van Hoose addressed John .> w. Maddox several times as Hill Billy and MT. Maddox being unfamiliar with such Alabama terms, arose and demand ed to know what the speaker meant by the phrase, word or whatever it was. The definition given by MT. Van Hoose was s.the highest sense of respect and man. hood imaginable. Gods own nobleman. A man right close to the heart of God and the people. The muscle, bone, sinew and fpdependence of the people, i W. c. Rayburn of Guntersville second d the resolution introduced by MT vau ks1naaA, Mra RaZhlE2 spoke Ip6 how, this
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GET TOGETHER" IS
 THEME FOR ALL AT
 WATERWAYS MEET
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5.)

embarrassed in asking for the small appropriation sufficient to make the survey"
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question had been coming up for years and said that it was feasible. Ut would pay Alabama to issue bonds to do this if it can't be done any other way" said he.
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w. c. Fitts was the last speaker, say ing: Mobile has no quarrel over what you develop as no matter what it is you have got to come to Mobile. We have started right. This going forward as a unit gives promise of success. But there
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-12

ed at a conference between Vancou-
yer, b. c.. and Seattle anti-Japan-
csc leaders all the details for a big
anti-Japanese demonstration in VAN
couver September -. II developed
that Ishii did not have time to stop
In Seattle and he went through to
vancouver. simultaneously with
his going local leaders of the anti
Japanese society went north. They
were in Vancouver when the out
break occurred. and though an
nouncement is made in private let
ters from anti-Japanese leaders that
they harangued the mob not do VIC
lence. the society itself believes the
demonstration had 10 do with their
presence.
II was impossible TO present big
anti-Japanese petition to Ishii here
and he refused 10 remain long
enough for the Vancouver demon
stration Sept. 12.
There is no question whether
Seattle. Portland or San Francisco
agitators took part. The great bulk
Of the marching and rioting throng
was composed OF Canadians and the
Japanese officials ignored American
participants In the telegram of pro
test to the Ottawah government.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-12
HAD LAUGH ON SAILORS.
CaValrymen Turned the Tables on
Blue-Clad Hosts.

jack tar from one OF Uncle Sans
bsttleships who was on recent visit
10 Washington related in conversa-
ton with Star reporter an amusing
story OF how several cavalrymen of
the United States army turned the
tables on himself and several other
sailors, while the battleship was sta
TONED az Havana Cuba.
The sailors who are up TO all kinds
or tricks were on shore leave one day
and Invited a number OF the cavalry
men TO take a sail with them This
struck the fancy OF the army men. but
before the trip was half over every
one OF them had become seaslck, much
to the amusement OF the sailors. who
had good, hearty laugh at their
guests expense Upon returning to
the shore the soldiers thanked them
for their trip and returned to their
quarters.
A few days later the cayalrymen
Journeyed out TO the battleship and in
vited the sailors who had been so
kind as 10 give them a sail to lake a
horseback ride about the island The
S"iiOio NoH5clitu at once, II deNei-
oped that the soldiers had picked out
the Understanding horses at the camp
for the sailors 10 ride, and as all know.
the army horses follow the leader as a
drove Of sheep. one big cayalryman
on fine steed al once stuck his spurs
into his horses sides, and he dashed
on at full speed The others. on
which were the sailors. followed in a
line This pace was kept mp for about
i've miles. at the conclusion Of which
each sailor was either holding on 10
the saddle or had his arms about the
horses neck.
The sailors returned 10 their ship
In the afternoon, but all were 50 sore
from their horseback ride that they
could hardly stir from their hammocks
the next day. The cavalrymen came
out 10 the ship bright and early and
Invited them TO take another ride. but
the sailors declined with thapka
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-12
TALENT RUNS IN FAMILY
Artistic Work Done by Son and osuah.
ter Of Or. Hale

hNi VI 1T F1aIes
An interesting personality i'm the ma.
tional capital belongs 20 the daughter
Of the Rev Edward Everett Hale. the
veteran author and chaplain OF the
senate, hin perhaps the most pic.
turesque entity in Washington. gaunt
and stalwart. with his patrlarchal
beard suggesting one Of the prophets.
In his imposing black satin robe. in
which he presides over senatorial de
yotions. Miss Ellen Day Hale. very
attractive looking young woman. in
herits much Of the patcrnal genius
Her strongest bent is the artistic. in
which line she is marked success.
Many canvases from the brush of The
daughter Of the author of The Man
without a Country have been win
ners Of prizes at art exhibitions Miss
Hale is excellent IN portraiture. q
painting OF her distinguished father
being one Of her masterpiece
At recent very brilliant exhibition
OF paintings at the Corcorsn art gal
lery, the Hale family figured conspjcu.
ously. Philip Hale. son Of the Rev
Dr. Edward Everett Hale. like his
sister - an artist by profession. Mrs
PhiliD Hale, his young wife. IS an
artist also. One OF the largest can.
vases on view was a full length DOR.
trait Of Mrs. Philip Hale. in gray snk
gown and big black hat done along
Whistlerian methods painted By her
husband, while the handsome model
herself, on the same wall az that dfs
playing the work Of Mr. Hale. exhibit.
Cd a canvas from her own brush the
portrait OF woman. Miss Ellen Day
Hates painting In oils or q girl I'm a
quaint oldfashioned green "calecbs"
~ one Of the most attractive achieve.
ments OF any Washington artist of re-.
cent years.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-12
ITS PART OF
LABOR SCHEME
SAYS THE PORTLAND ORE
OMAN YESTERDAY

ortland, ore, Sept. 1.-THE Or
E hian yesterday printed the fol-
ng special from Seattle. Wash.
ry indication is that the Vancou-
B. c., riots were carefully
ned 10 impress X. Ishu. chief
he bureau OF foreign commerce
IS significant that the leaders Of
Seattle organization against ia
immigration were in Vancouver
Ing the demonstration. Frank
Cotterill. president OF the Wash
on STATE Federation of Labor;
~. Fowler. secretary OF the anti
anese and Korean immigration
que; George p. Listman. a prom
pat Seattle labor leader. all were
lsent, together with a bic delega-
p OF American anti-Japanese SYM
Ihizers.
The Significance of the Japanese
It's dates back to a program evoly-
when # was announced that Tshi
S coming to Seattle. 1t was then
'ided and telegraphed out of Seat
. that the anti-Oriental organiza-
ms proposed to present TO Ishii
lie he was in Seattle a protest
ainst Japanese immigration.
At the time this plan was formu-
ed It was believed Ishii would
end a week in Seattle and then
to Vancouver There was plann-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-12

that It IL not obligatory on any Cas-
tie member 20 connect himself With
commandery: hut the encourage
ment of these compauies and - make
the order attractive aud bring u into
favorable notice TO the public.
LADIES OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
Temples are composed OF ladies
not less than sixteen years OF aye.
Members OF the order are also eligi-
bic to membership. The charter foe
Is ten dollars. and every charter APP
phcation must contain the names OF
at least ffteen sir knights or lady
relatives OF members or deceased
members of the Knights OF the Gold
en- Eagle"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-12

This disease is caused by a de-
rangement OF the stomach. Take a
dose of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets to correct this disor-
der and the sick headache will dis
appear. For sale by The White
Pharmacy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-02-28

FoR SALE At bargain; a house all
two corner lots. About four block
from post Office. House, 16x24; practl
cally new. II you want real snap, ad|
dress, JOHN DRADY,
2-l4tf brady, N, d.
j.. "A. Roell has returned fror|
a, business trip to Chicago AMI
st. Louis. He stated that TIL
exaggerated reports OF Nort1
Dakota's winter had beaten bill
to st. Louis and it will be neces
sary to show the Missourians 4
that village before. they realiz|
that We will come out all 0. IL
in the spring. Mr.. Roell enjoyea
,hissvisit in st. Louis, the city q
beautiful homes.
Piles Of people have Piles. Why sug
fer frem piles when you can use levitt
Carbolized Witch Hazel Salvs and e.
relief. Nothing else SO good. Bewa !:
of limitations. See that the names
stamped on each box. Sold by McCda
4 Co., druggists. q
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What do You Think About. III;

Contractor n, N. Nelson has
already contracted to build sew
eral fine residences during the
coming season. Those who are
planning on building a nice home
should turn their. attention to N.
Ns:Nelson. -ltis.not always the
Oldest contractor that will. build
you the best and incest home. 8,
Nelson doesn't put the, two BY
Tours 2or 3ffeet apart but be
doubles them ...up many times
where it is necessary. And he a.
so, buys the best kind of lumber
and for foundations, he buys the
best kind. Of cement building
blocks just as hard as stone: d.
rect from the cement factory, the
best that money can buy. Mel
son built several beautiful homes
last summer, and his work has
always proved satisfactory.
Good work is always the cheap
estin the end. He knows! the
whole business clear thru and
has knowledge OF what kind of. q
home you should have. It
doesn't pay to pay rent. So you
should see Nelson: ationce. Nm.
Nelson is at present located at
Nedrud Ave, No. $50, but in
tends to. be located at First East
street, Minot. ID. ). 2-2Stf :
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Mr.. IL. A. Hurd left on, Tues
day night for the twin cities to
purchase his seasons supply Of
building material.
For TRADE-One team Of heavy NO, 1
horses. Prefer to trade for stesrs Or
oxen. JOHN BRADLEY. ~.
2-2l-2-2s Minot, N. D.
Miss Emma Gilbert, the ef-
ficient book.keeper at the Office
of H. A. Hurd, has purchased q
corner lot in the Hecker addition
to the city aud will erect q fine
cottage in the near future.
All Hh headaches ss 60 -,,..
An EARLY RISER ~.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, safe,
sure pills. Sold by MoCoY q Co.; drug
gists.
Try GRANTS. YOUMANS who
makes FARM LOANS and BUYS
LAND. Office Rooms z and 8
(up stairs) Blaisdell- Bird Blk,
Minot. N. u.
Judge Goss,has set civil cases
lasting until March Is, and will
have a week of criminal cases
after that. This will make q
twelve weeks session in all, or
the same length Of time that he
held court IN Minot last year.
He will have cleaned up 23O. civil
cases by March Is.
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During the Wilson fire Blakey's
electric sign was knocked down,
smashing a plate glass window
in his store.
Oats for Sale -Minot Farmers Grain
Association. Att
Mrs. Birch Reed accompanied
her mother to New Town, Mo-,
this week.
For SALE-Well established grocery
business; Main street, Minot, N. d.
Inquire Of O. M. Pierce, Minot, N. D.
M. o. Maupitt, a G. N. brake.
man, was injured at Stanley,
Tuesday, so badly that the G. N.
sent q special to that place for
him, and brot the man to the
Minot hospital.
When thinking of Photographs
think Of Moore, the leading pho
tographer Of North Dakota. Re
member it's the man behind the
gun. u
Tho earth is mantled in . robe OF white,
All nature slumbers in the arms Of night;
The keen wind whistling with vengeful
Compels the farmer to draw near his fire.
That is because he did not en-
ploy H. "A. Hurd to do his carpen-
try. When building employ II.
A. Hurd and you will be COM
Portable in spite Of 2 vengefu]
wind.
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Man Killed in Stanley Collision.

Man Killed in Stanley Collision.
Two freight trains collided at
Stanley Saturday afternoon,
Killing AN unknown man. One
81 the 4rains was standing at the
station when the other appeared
at the top Of the grade. The air.
brake was applied but failed to
work. The engines played leap
frog. A man riding on the run
saNay train was ground to pieces.
The trains were badly smashed.
The train was loaded with grain.
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Language studies s.

French, German and. Spanish taught
with the Edison Standard Phonogrsph
by the International CORRESPONDENCE
Schools Of Scranton, Pa. The l. G. s.
method enables every student to own q
language teacher, an able, efficient. tire
less one. The student is, furnished
with an Edison Standard Photograph,
records, lessons, bound volumes, etc.
33H per cent Introductory discount to
all who enroll now.
J.J. RtpiN, Representative,
.Pattee Bldg, /.
Devils Lake, N. D.
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Millinery: Opening.

Frank & Prescott announce
their. millinery openingSatupd lay
April Is, when sonnet thing pnus-
ual in the millinery line will be
shown This store has always
paid special attention to the mil
iinery business, and their mill.
ner, a lady who has just studied
the art in St. Paul, ID busily en-
gagged in making up some beau.
tiful designs. Don't forget the
date OF the opening. Youiafe in:
vited to call.
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Horses FOr:-Sale \

l have for sale a numbersof
work horses that offer these ad-
vantages: i,r:a
They are from Montana. ~.
They have been here q year.
All are broken and grained.
They are young and sound
Nearly all are mares.
They weigh from / 100 to 1900.
Have also one 5-year,old mare
saddle pony, $50 lbs, . beauty.
These horses may be seen at
my farm two miles southwest Of
MlnOt. -.... +
asst CHAs. 81. SEATON. Z
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Buys Big Furniture Stock.

j. w. Rowan has purchased
the P. P. Lee stock of furniture
and undertaking business; and
This will be added, to
his own large stock and. about
the first of the week one Of the
largest furniture sales ever held
in Minot will be started. Watch.
for the big bills, ~; e
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Prize Eilhters in Jail

"D1mmy" Olson and RUDE
Patterson were arrested and
sthroln into the city jail Tues
day night just after they had
finished g four.round sparring
exhibition in Dolloff's hall. The
MinOt police declare that they
VIII not allow exhibitions:of this
kind. Patterson had the best
Of Olson during the bout.
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Splendid Opening for a Good
Hotel at BerthOld. N. D.

ewing to this being junction
point it is an excellent hotel
point, and a seventy-fve to one
hundred room hotel is needed at
once: Nething less than a $780,
900 hotel should be erected.
For further information CORE
spend with The Blaisdell-B Bird
Co. of Minot, N. D.. or L. H.
Paige, Attorney, Towns1te Agt.
~ Befthold, N. Oak. 9-27tf
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Must Have the Money,

Fox SALE-A we'll bred q year. old
colt, dam q Morgan, and sire registered
American trotting horse. Good size.
Will make speedy driver. Gail ~ this
Office. 5y2-29t2p1
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior. United States
= Land Office, Ninot, N. D.. Fob. g. 1907.


= Land Office, Ainot. n D.. Fob. 6, 1907.
A. sufficient contest amdavit having been
dled in this o6lce by John s. Fisher, contestant.
against Homestead Entry No. a6S4. made Feb.
10. 1903. for swA Section II. Township 155 N,
Range seW. By Gust Helmer Rooht, contestee,
in which. It II alleged that said entryman has
wholly abandoned said land for period OF
more than sig months Just prior to this 21st day
of January. 1907. and that he has failed 10 es.
tablisha residence on said land and has wholly
failed TO cultivate and improve the Same land,
that there was ut ono time small shack erect.
I'd thereon but at this time has been removed,
and that said land 6 At this time Wholly aban;;
doned and in its wild and natural state, and
that said said alleged absence from said land
was not due to his employment in the army,
navy or marine corps Of the United States dur.
ing the time of war with Spain or during any
other war in which tho United States may be
engaged.
/. Said parties arc hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said Al.
legation at 10 O'Clock a. M on April 5, 1907. be:
fore tho Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Of1lce in Minot, North Dakota.
The said contestant having, In proper am.
dayit, filed February 26, 1907. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of. this notice can not be made, 1t is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice be
given b due and proper publication:
22634 T. E. Fox, Receiver.
. Greenlesf Leighton, attorneys.
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s1A Gosn.s se q W. DiA01A' S.:
j. 81. Strain, Plaintiff,
George E. wissand and Anna
Notice 10 hereby given, that by virtue of IN
now IL ny hands. issued out Of ths clerks Of.
Of North Dakota. in and for the County of
Ward, upon . judgment and decree Of fore
closure rendered in said court IN favor OF =: II.
Strain, plaintiff, and against George y. Vie
gand and Anna Wiegand, (1n. Geo. =. VIE.
CANDY, defendants, have taken into my pos
session the folcy.ns DESCRIBED perasoan.l pESp
in said judgment and decree, to-Wit:
!, Ono double seated top buggy, complete with
pole, neck.yoke, whif1etroe0 and leather top,
manufactured by the Minneapolis Buggy Com
And shall. on Tuesday the 18th day of March
4. d. 1907, at the hour OF one O'clock p. m. Of
said day, at the front door Of the court house
il the city Of Miaot IL said county and state q
the.aboye-named George =. Wisgand and Anna
.Wisehhd, Nlrs. Geo. E. Wiessadl in and to tho
above described property. TO satisfy said tuds:
mont and costs, amounting 70 ono hundred
thlfty-f0uf dollars and sev0nty.ave cents, TO
gethef with all accruing costs OF sale, ana IN
forest on the same from the 18th day OF Janu-
sry. 1891 e the rate Of seven pr cont: Per an.
FOR cash.
az . Sheriff Of Ward county, N. D.
e.'A sH.iati9. Attorney.
!, sDated,Feb. .. 1907, at Minot, n. d, 22Ss-7
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Grant s. .Youmans, with OH.
ces in Rooml7 6 s, Blaisdell.e
Bird Blk, Minot, I'D, wishes- to
have the public know that he
N Lots. Houses- Farms
Money Paper r roofs -Lo cations..
RInSurance,R Rem ts.etc., Write to-
or call on him. 2-21tf
Losr-A Lady's Gold Watch at the g.
N. Depot or on the train No. 5 between
Minot and pes Laos. Photograph I'd
likeness OF Ed Vance inside case. Wal.
than works. Finder wlll'pleass notify
Ed Vance, Den Laos, N. d.. or indie
pendent. \,
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0"!ee !" vps'es Osas ies. ely ana <'> ''S
4 . $3.50 ], 80. :. :. =,
=. r. t.. Doyer ana we nave r.
- SYa ir4 g IS an ex!endeo vIslo az
N n; : :, ana oGner eastein
RolnIs y WI: Doyer oouent III! nis
;ins = sprng anu summer n,l clot,t,t
ing u CCe easc. Iney visiCeu
M!s Doyers M ua az necrol. .,
MICH, w1oM c1ley mao hoc seeu
ior n'ns years
eSass Ems i Ms p. shoePs Fei YEA. ., D.,
6hiereiorm: os othes unsafe insrsaients com.
ZEE pass
.Scsn. ne 9I has , n1a
8 Yeas Is: saesp: csush' Cure csntsinsis
opam
thus made !. possible for mothers to gEossS.
sSesps Cough Cure. Sold y A. . p. sIoou1,
a = =,
David Dinnie. has returned
from ot,Springs, Ark, where
be enjoyed life Tor several weeks.
Dave says that the governor of
Ark, has prohibited horse racing
at the Springs, but didn't say
that this was the reason he came
home 50 soon. He says that
James Scofield, Paul Mccoy and.
the rest Of the Minot people are
having a;;good time. Mr.. Nc
Coy and wife will soon go to
w;fa arc IN F ~ ii Sow n1
~: ~ ~
The average merchant never
can SO arrange his business that
he can dispose Of all his old
goods, and keep nothing but the
latest and freshest. Many will
tell you that they do, but ordi-
narily they do !. not. Frank &
Prescott, however, have actually
gotten rid of all their old goods,
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GINS IRWIN SUES THE CITY
.B1rbe:lr Wants SIPS Damages for
a. !. Injuries Received in a Fall
!; Anew Foot Bridge Across the
!: - River-Will Extend sewers
i and Wafer Mains.

The city council met Monday
! evening and decided to erect a
+ foot: bridge across Mouse river
south from Ruth street, two
blocks west Of the mill. Later
the bridge will extend across the
e. N. tracks landing on the
north end of Ramstad street..
Chas. Irwin. the barber, who
recently fell on the icy walk and
broke two ribs and his shoulder
blade, served notice On the city.
that he had brought a suit for
@1125. damages. His attorneys
are Bosard & Ryerson.
Il 4: The city engineer, q. S. Sever
apce, is getting ready to submit
!: plans for sewer and water exten.
! sfons. People who wish these to
20 past their homes, should get
with petitions. The cost
8 will be taxed up to the property
benefited and will be paid for in
twenty yearly payments. The
county will build a sewer north
/, from the court house to Fifth
street, thence west, joining the
sewer on Belyea avenue.
The city engineer is receiving
/; al1.ktndaof compliments for the
neat work he IS doing in sketch
! :i1& the various diagrams for the
!, proposed work. Mr.. Severance
! says, he will see that the sewer
that is put in under his supervis-
ion will be better than any yet
J laid in the city.
AT a recent meeting the coun-
ell voted to give the mayor Of
= 8inot q salary of 5000 q year
butthis will likely not effect the
!. present mayor. The counclmen
j vii receive 5000 for each meet
ing they attend, but this will mot
take effect until after the next
city election.