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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
PUBLIC WORKS REPORT
SHOWS $415,523 PAID
TO P. j. MORAN IN 1906

According to the annual report OF the
board of public works for the year 1906
filed i'm the mayors office yesterday
Contractor z J. Moran received a total
OF Qi552315 from the city for work done
or city contracts. or this amount the
greater part was from the Big Cotton
wood conduit. which TO date has netted
Mr. Moran the very respectable sum of
Sr2OS2e0. The balance was for paving.
sidewalk laying and miscellaneous con-
tracts
The report goes ON TO say that. while
the actual work done during the year
NAV have fallen below expectations as
regards quantity the quality of the same
has been excellent. The lack of GUAM
titv is said 10 be due to a delay of two
months which occurred i'm connection with
the letting Of the contract covering the
work of paving with asphaltum. Before
the contract could be perfected the city
had 10 amend the ordinance providing for
the rate of payment on the part of house
holders so that the work could be paid
for in ten annual installments. instead Of
the same number Of semi-annual pay
mcnts The Barber Asphalt company.
which bad previously submitted n bid on
the work, was unwilling TO accept IL tn
der the modification. and n readvertising
was necessary. The Barber people then
bid for the work az greatly increased fig
urcs, as did p. j. Moran at a lower fig
urc. which. however. was considerably
higher than the original bid of the Bar
her people. Mr.. Moran. however, was
finally induced TO reduce his price to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

first bid and was thereupon awarded the
contract. The large amount of prelimi-
nary work necessary before the streets
could be turned over to the contra ctors
also contributed to the delay.
The report also contains a renewal of
the recommendations of the board to the
city council to the effect that provision
be made for the curbing. guttering and
paving of all streets not otherwise pro-
vided for. from Second West to Eighth
East streets, inclusive, between South
Temple and Third South streets.
During the year Just closed 80 % miles
or cement sidewalk was laid. an amount
far surprising that of any previous year
The nearest approach was i'm 1905 when
E.46 miles were laid. There yet remains
to be finished approximately twenty miles
of sidewalk covered by contract with the
Utah FireprOofing company. A scarcity
of labor and material has resulted in a
number OF veXatiOus delays in connection
with this work.
A total Of 11.23 miles of pipe sewers
we're laid during the year. or nearly
double that of the previous year. This
work was about evenly divided between
Moran and J. w. PercivaL A total Of
SOC miles of water mains was also in
stalled. with five miles remaining I'M
finished. which has been authorized by
the council
The report sets forth that the Big Cot
touwoOd conduit is almost completed.
Following is n summarized statement of
the expenditures Of the board for the
year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT
Chief Vail Recommends New Engine
House in Southwestern
Part of City.

In the annual report Of the fire depart
ment for 1906 Chief Vail recommends that
an engine house to be called No 6. shall
be located in the southwest portion of the
city and equipped with combination
hose aid chemical wagon, with staff
of six men.
The report llso embodies the report of
superintendent Of Fire Alarms. Charles
l.. Smelly In this report Mr. Sheely saws
mat ne has been working i'm conjunction
with the Bell Telephone company. and
that within the next six weeks he will
nave all the fire alarm wires in the city
underground. For the betterment of the
service he recommends the installation of
a set of storage batteries in the central
station TO the end that the work of
charging the lines can be carried on more
cheaply and reliably than at present
he also recommends the installation Of
a number OF new fire alarm boxes in
Waterloo and at other points in the city
During the year total of 237 fires broke
out, involving property valued at 81 2223 .
$40. The actual loss. however. is shown 20
amount to only $50 293. 60. The expenses
for the year include the following items:
Salaries, S4S.S36.S0; operating expenses SILL
lCO.6S; addition TO equipment, 500. Total,
So. $50. IS.
The report OF the street lighting depart
ment. also appended. shows a total expen-
diture for the year of $3S, 1874.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

ceive six-sevenths of the water flowing
through Emigration canyon. During the
sheep season il is necessary TO place a
patrolman there. In all 100000 sheep
passed through the trail last year.
The Jordan G. Salt Lake canal is 2G
miles long with over 900 bridges and
fumes to keep in repair. OF $2.c0o APP
propriated for bridges there is a balance
on hand of $991.40.
The hav lands in Mountain Dell in Par
ley's canyon yielded 100 tons and z3e
pounds. which is used for the city de-
partments.
He called attention to the completion Of
the Big Cottonwood conduit and recon-
mended a patrOlman for it.
CITY real estate property was sold du-
ring the year to the value of $5.S02.10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

Walter J. Frazier, city inspector Of pro-
visions. in his report filed with Mayor
Thompson yesterday. spoke or the nee
essity of strengthening the pure food
laws. This. he said would make his work
much easier as now il Is almost i'm
possible to get convictions in many cases
During the year twenty cases were IN
sttuted. twelve for selling milk, six for
selling unwholesome foods, one for pol
luting a stream used for domestic pur-
poses and one for neglecting TO take out
an ice permit
The number Of milk permits was given
rs 2SN gallons as against .224 in 1905, re-
Presenting N.54i as against $643 in 1903.
From ice permits. So were received in
1906 and $50 i'm 1903. Disbursements of the
office were 81, 104 in 1896 and $1,000 in
1906
During the year he made the following
inspection; Meat markets. 112S; fish mar
ketS, Dol; 10 bakeries. 323. restaurants,
.t6; groceries 260S. commission houses,
Al' hotels 204: breweries 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
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Police Statistics in Brief. =

chief OF Police George A. Sheets yes
.,rday issued his annual report for the
Gear 1906 Above is a summary Of the
,-incipal points touched upon. The re-
.,rt consists entirely Of tables. showing
H. work OF the department and no rec
.nmondatiOns are made for changes or
.,nrovcmeuts OF any nature.
The feature Of the report is the large
,rrnber OF those arrested who were either
Ismissd or discharged. There wre 4S26
.rresis made and of this number 1925. or
o. ner cent were either discharged or dis
missed This either indicates "A remark
abie leniency upon the part OF the city
cor,rt or the inability of the police to
make their charges stick I'm a large num-
her Of cases.
Tho prevalence Of drunkenness and vice
IN the city is also vividly portrayed by
figures which are eloquent I'm their silence
ror drunkenness ]. as were apprehended
and PROSTITUTION claimed LISP victims
making a total Of 2.6lO for these two Of
lenses or more than half the whole num-
her III arrests. other crimes which are
prevalent caused the following number
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
FIGURES ON CITY CEMETERY
Wiscomb Recommends That Lots Be
Sold Subject to Perpet-
ual Care.

John f. Wiscomb. caretaker of the city
cemetery had received in the year from
the care of lots, s7,262.25; for opening
graves, s2.146.95; sale of lots, $5,S63.75i to-
tai. S15.272.95. His expenses were: For
cemetery supplies 81. 347.O7, and pay roll
S14.347.1O: total, $16.69417.
Mr.. Wiscomb states that the extra eX-
pense during the year was due to the eX-
tremely bad condition of the cemetery.
Many improvements were necessary and
more are needed. OF the improvements.
eighty-four lots were plated at a cost of
81 200. These will sell at $500 a lot. There
were twenty-four lots graded in the old
Catholic cemetery.
He recommends that the water system
be improved all around. Another re-
commentator is that the system of sell
ing of lots subject to perpetual care be
put in operation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
He ISSUED 621 PERMITS
Building Inspectors Report Shows
$2,315,930 of Building OPP
erations in 1905.

d. w. Gamble. building inspector. re-
ported total number of permits for
buildings and alterations during 1906 of
621. The estimated cost of these was
S2,315.9S0 This was distributed as follows:
For brick, cement and iron building 4Se
permits at an estimated cost of 81. 131 $50,
and for these fees of $1.3l6.5O were re-
ceived: for frame buildings, 112 permits
at an estimated cost of $l06, 800 with fees
paid S149. There were twenty permits for
alterations at an estimated cost of 81 yOl
and fees of $3.50. Permits for electric
signs not included in the foregoing, num-
bered thrty-one and paid s2I325 in fees
The total of fees received was 81. 722. %
The expenses of running his office were
$500 for salary and $3.50 for office sup
plies The net revenue over expenses in
1906 was $3.50 as compared with 1852. %
I'm 1905
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
New Man of the City.

The new map of Salt Lake City pub
lished by r. L. Polk & Co. and drawn
from official records. will be ready for
delivery in a few days. 1t shows ali
the new streets and avenues, as we'll as
the recent changes III the names of a
large number Of streets as ordered by
the city council. 1t also shows the
courts. alleys, etc. Size. 45x56 inches
Price sl.OO. Send in your order Tor A
r. L. POLK & CO.
w. p. Cooper. Sec'y and Manager.
6t7-620 Dooly Building
Tel. 3e-either line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
Plumbing Inspectors Report.

According to the annual report of Fred
Spencer, plumbing inspector 963 permits
were issued during the year. an increase
Of 156 over the preceding year. He made
397 inspections Of sewer connections. 1e5
Of plumbing on new and old buildings
and forty-three miscellaneous Inspections
His office expenses were 1885, and re-
ceiDts 1868.
He recommends the passing of a city
ordinance establishing d board OF ex-
aminers to examine all persons desiring
license to operate as plumbers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

Eve lived in California 20 years, and
am still hunting for trouble in the way
of burns. sores, wounds, boils, cuts
sprains, or a case Of piles that Buck
LENS Arnica Salve won't quickly cure, "
writes Charles Walters Of Allegheny
Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr.. Wal
ters: II cures every case Guaranteed
by z. c. NJ 7. drug department. 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
H. H. BROUGH'S REPORT.
Inspector of Oils and SeaIer o.
Weiohts and Measures.

II. II. Brough. inspector of oils and
sealer Of weights and measures reported
that he had during the year inspected
and approved 2S9S76 gallons of iIIuminat-
ing oils in bulk. From these inspections
fees were received amounting TO S749 60
Fees for testing and sealing weights and
measures were S4S71O. The aggregate
fees were s1.24679 The aggregate ex-
penses of his office were S3I2. 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
sixty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incalcu-
liable. 1t relieves the child from pain.
cures diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels
and wind collie. BY giving health to the
child It rests the mother. Price IS cents
a bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
AT THE WASATCH RINK

Half-mile race between Miss Cora
Higham and Miss Violet Davis.
There has been some talk for quite
a while regarding these two young Ia
dies as 10 their abilities. Both have
many friends who are confident of their
favorite, and an exciting race is looked
for. and will take place Friday even
ing. Feb. 8, O7. at $50 p. M. at the
Wasatch rink, Fair grounds. Don't fail
70 see them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
POLICE CHIEFS REPORT
SHOWS BIG PERCENTAGE
OF FALSE ARRESTS

or arrests: Assault and battery. 19l: bur
gary IN various degrees 80; robbery 40.
trespassing, 5l5; false pretenses. 1O9: en-
0ezzlement, 43: keeping house of iII-fanra
eS; keeping teams united. 81: not given
20. peut larceny, 1O9. vagrancy. -: vio-
Iating plcycle ordinance. =: soliciting. .:
Nloiaung sanitary ordinances 81: VIOLATING
sidewalk ordinances. 46; one man was an
prehended for refusing 10 pay hack fare
ana eight were made to feel the hangs Of
me law as wei as those of the Dangs OF
munger Dy refusing to pay for meals
Inc nationality table is interesting OF
those arrested 3,55S were Americans, 220
DANISH, 50 English. AZ Finlanders *
french, AZ Germans. 4 Indians. $50 Irish.
.! Italians, 50 Japanese, 3 Chinese. 81 Rus
Slahs. JUG Swedes. 20 Welsh and the rest
OF the nations being represented TO a
smaller degree.
The occupation schedule is a long one.
laDorers furnishing .0S9 and mines DOS of
the total number. All the trades and pro-
leSslOnS are represented and the usually
quiet home has been invaded and as re-
calcitrant housewives made to feel the
power OF the law. The lawyers only fur
nished three victims while ten doctors
were ''jugged." Scholars contributed %
walters 81 and one victim was a widow
by occupation
the ages OF q and 80. The table by ages
follows:
From 10 to 20 years. 375
FROM Il TO 30 years ................... 9 go
From 81 TO 10 years ..............l 252
From Al to 80 and upward. ......... 943
Ihere were 33.96l meals furnished in the
city jail and the mayor pardoned II.
The value Of the property stolen was
@;lg3 10 and the amount recovered amount
ed TO &c 719 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
chjef JanItor Heard From.

The chief janitor OF the joint building
submitted a report showing that the pay
rolls of the building amounted 70 %ev4.lo
and his reouisition bills amounted TO 81
291-6s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

Social dance Wednesday evening by
Professor Eastman. Redman hail, $685.
state street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
s119.ese 81
sl1s.s5s Il

Excess over 1905-S45G %
city laborers received an increase OF p
cents per day on May 10, teamsters 90
cents per day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
GRADE AND TURNPIKE
ALL UNPAVED STREETS
SAYS RALEIGHS REPORT

Jacob T. Raleigh. supervisor, submitted
the annual report of the street irrigation
and sprinkling department. In IL he makes
NUMBER OF recommendations He urges
SlNt the city ordinances be enforced
asainst contractors who do not leave the
stleet IN the condition in which they found
them. He also recommends: That the
Sepdt Iinent be permitted TO grade and
S.lupike al streets not proposed to he
sa1eu or macadamiZed during the next
sSst OF Two. Many OF these are now flat
-u hold large quantities of water. This
Work, he thinks. should begin on April l
b a oe finished Oct. 1. That a storm ditch
rre MADE on Seventh East from South
~ "pie 10 asiberty park. The condition OF
,,si teinoer market. he says. makes the
7e col Vl th'- bridges q costly item. He
sff,solnends that these be replaced with
me-. urec OF steel. IRON or concrete. and
Ha money would be saved in repairs.
dene~!slVes the following statistics of his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

CREDIT.
Labor and material.
other departments IS u. 90 l6
Net expenses of de-
CREDIT ON HAND
Five new sprinklers... 1.I70 c.
sl5a,sss a.
1906.
Payroll street aud ir-
rigation departments 1896 Sc
Payroll sprinkling de-
partment ..... ....... 1850 40
Salaries, supervisor,
clerk and stenog-
rapher .........-. $3.50 90
ssl25s 70
Payroll special appro-
priations =. -...-...... 5.s29 50
CREDIT. .
Labor and material,
other departments IS LIS AZ
Labor charged on
Ford contract $500. Loss . 1856 61
Net expenses Of de-
p'' ''''e CREDIT ON HAND.
Five sprinklers ..-.-..S L750 90
Three flushers .......-. iSOy1 ~
Three graders .......... -. W
One sweeper ........... 30 ~
One dump wagon .-. ~ ~ -, -.
Barry cans ...,.,.... 81 70 6'2'6 20
s1O.O79 ~
Credit by city auditor
for crushed rock li4o a.
SoS,sss IS
Excess over 1905-S4. 5G3. 90
City Iaborers received an increase Oh q
cents per day on May 10, teamsters %
Cnpfc nor daV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

81 biocS. blocks Of long fumes.
D,, inks OF paved streets
were adaes past year about 50 blocks
about I'd MI. 60, Salt Lake City, giving
SUPERVISE IS .sS'!gtional streets
ha reseesapitulatn. riyiope sne aViV fo,
'0'n 1910 ana 1906: SINS statements Aoi
fayroil for street a.
m rasa'ion depart
Payroll Ter sor,.;.,;.... ssl.sOs %
Salaries ss's's sooor,.;-.. 27.sss %
clerk and stenog.
= ''"'....... ESQ 90
SpecisS s ior materials p. sss &
'-'''0'"i s'Dpropriatons 2ies0 %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
nf the denartment

Total expenditures of the department
were 1856 and receipts were Sc. 1874
The commissioner fixes the values or
city properties used for public purposes
as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

Net expenses of de-
,.,rfr,,onf -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
Hunting for Trouble.

al value of I'm city really 81. 2l2. S95. g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06

CREDIT.
Labor and material,
other departments IS IL
Labor charged on
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
GARRETT MAY Be
NEW PRESIDENT
Believed He Will Succeed Waiter as
Head of the Seaboard
Air Line.

It is believed among railroad men
that Mr. w A. Garrett, now first vice
president and general manager of the
Seaboard Air Line, win be nam d 10
succeed Mr. Alfred Walter president
who died in New Pork Tuesday.
The matter has been discussed
widely since the news OF MI Walters
death, and the idea that Mr.. Garrett
would succeed him is general among
ofhelala connected with the SEA
D0afd.
Mr. Garrett will in III probability
retain mis- title as General manager
and will remain IN active charge ol
the operation Of the property
It may be in the reorganization that
live financial man viii be placed
at the head Of the executive board
and that he will really discharge the
duties hitherto under MI Walter. Mr.
Walter nad made quite a name for
himself in the financial world and
1t was on Jhls account mainly that
he was placed at the head of the
road, though he was quite successful
as a railroad manager.
The death Of Mr. Walter means that
there will be general moving up alt
along the line It may be that the
oft discussed plan Of creating the Of
fees of freight traffic manager and
passenger traffic manager VIII become
q reality. The lines in competition
with the seaboard have found it nee
essary to do this and It is said that
the Seaboard Is frequently cmbar.
rassed in meetings because they have
not done 80.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
Head Of Old Colony Trust
Company Visited Them
Yesterday
SURPRISED At THE WORK
Party of A.. B. & A. Officials Spent
Forenoon IN the City and Then
Left Tor a Trip Over the
ca
System.

T. Jefferson Coo,edge, aecompanisd d
BY the others in the A., b. & A, pa1tl,
which arrived Wednesday night, yes
terday inspected Tie te.miuals Of the
road at tAe south end and looked ovsr
other prof erty OF the company In tae
city. le3y9 about non Tor an inspec-
lion - over the entire system oil
il. ~
~ Coolidge. who Is at tho head
y the Old Colony Trust Company
ID other big corporations ia New
Lnglana. being ole OF the largest
stockholders in the A., B. & a. and
IIe Brunswick Steamship @9ompany,
was more tdan pleased With the wor.
4hlch has been done at the terminal
4 had expec Ell to see some very
handsome wharf property" said MI
Coolidge to News reporter but /
never thought that such a piece Of
work had cen accomplished The
te miQaS are among the hest / have
ever had the pleasure OF seeing. /
ana greatly interested in the concrete
lpiles and believe that they VIII prove
the best material in existence fo,
such work The terminals have been
substantially erected in every way"
MIR. CooIe ge and the party. includ
/ ing President II NJ Atkinson ana
iEoupraI NTanagor Toor.1 T,olc N{Tod1o..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
Hl Report On ih8 Subject
was Submitted Last
Night
ALDERMEN GETTING WORRIED
Mr.. Mann Thinks It lie High Time
That Something Definite Was
Being Done and So Ex
pressed Himself

Those Brunswickians who expected
some repolt to be made ON tle
strachan trolley prorositioa at last
nights council meeting are again
doomed 10 disapgolntm mt. When tAe
matter was called up in council, Mayor
Symons vacated the chair ana state
that he had endoayored in every pos
sibIe way to have the three Joint com.
n.ttecs OF wkich le is chairman 20 m.
alate some re. ort to be presented d.
this meating He stated that GA Al
own responsible y h Lad ADVISED al
parIes at interest tat some repclt
must be forthcoming at he next meet
ing OF council, February ~ TIA
mayor said that he realized The greY
lty Of the situation. and o&perie4ce
deep regret that the committee wa
unable to report at this time
Alderman Mann exploded small
szed oomb shell as soon rs t-7 may i
mad resumed his seat. He confessed
frankiy that there were 'ta,ngs in rle
Slfaelah ri'Ahehl9s "4-igu we eallo'
s1aa1' ana ae sn 'ie' p-''9I d i'b''
Al1 was ssAly ana "li'lHh 'o' ~ an +
ino0sne u e&peuienC 'na' - ''io -
oe without lur'neI uei'S' A'l'' = -
'-an a'so h'e" SiA'ee" '',''
"aeh the statement ''''' ~
''eBiilhlhs 70 eilai Sc e''''''''' " '''' ~
i'llcal 0ieAtrlns' IA inc N'''''1,'
Iaousht lhal anlpie tiilis '-''' ~ "
''ho"eo an p'll'',s siio '''o '.-e ''''
'.oi'ilii'eeeS nao ~ -'''' VI ''''1 "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
EcKERT FAMILY HERE TONIGHT
Win Give Musical Concert at the OF
era House.

The concert to be given at ths
Grand this evening 4y The famou.
Eckert family OF musicians, promises
to be rare musi- al treat, and it T.
expected tnat a large mouse win be
present to sreet the musicians.
The four meml er5 of the family arr
all musicians Of ability ANA the pro
gram rhat they render is an undsualE
interesting one The VIC in paying
little Miss Eckert has beel heard
the ci y during the asst lew days an
is said to be simply grand. HI
evenings .ertainment inclu les mo}
ing pictures, etc, and an evening 0
genuine pleasure is promised al VIII
attend
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
is READY
FOR OonvgNTiol
AT Errange Made for the 81
immigration Meeting Next
Week.

Macon, Ga, Feb. 14.-PresideI
Betjeman, of the Georgia ImmigratiI
Association, was in the city yestd
u1y MOI ming completing arrangemen
or the great convention which vi
SC held in Macon on the 10Th. n
3etieman held a conference wi
Mayor Smith and committee repl
sendng the council aud with a ed
nittee from the chamber OF commefs
Mr.. Bet5eman also had conferq
with Major Hanson and final arrap
ments were made for the convent
The Eo-el Lanier has been odicis
announced as the headquarters of
directorate. and the board OF twe
one directors win meet at the "A
on Monday night, at which time
executive session win he held.
Mr.. Retieman LEFT late in the AA
for his home in Alb ny, where ne
continue the work Of arrangenld
until Saturday morning, when he
establish his Office al the Lanier.
win be accompanied by Secretary
Ian.