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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
Escuadra del Pac1fco
Contra ~almirante, James H.
Dayton, comandante en- jefe.
PRIMERA FLOTA
Pumeya divisi6n


xWest Virginia. D-Crucero au.
xiliar, con IS caiones. Navlo al.
mirante del contra almlrante Day
ton; su captain, John B. Milton.
Dispuesto en- Santa Barbara Chan
mel, Cal.
aColoradoS. - Crucero auxiliar
con IS caiones; SUI captain Sidney
A. Stanton. Dispuesto en- Ell mismo
sitlo que el anterior.
aMarylands. @Crucero auxiliar
con IS cahones; SUI captain Chaun-
cey Thomas. Dispuesto en- el mis-
mo sltio que el anterior.
Pennsylvania. -Crucero al.
xlliar, con IS c%afiones; su captain
Aaraon Ward. Dlspuesto en- el
mlsmo sitlo que el anterior.
Scgunda Diuist6n:
Chattanooga Crucero pro-
tegido, con 10 %ca1ones; SD conan
dante Roy c. Smith. Dlspuesto en-
la EStaci6n Naval de Caylte. P. I.
aGalvestons. -Crucero Prote.
gido, con 10 cahones; SD CONAN
dante Ben w. Hodges. Dispuestc
eu 81 mismo sitio que el anterior.
SDenverS. -Crucero protegido,
cm 10 canoues; su Ccmandante
William B. Cap-ston. Dispuesto en-
ell mismo >itio que el anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
lVis9 i~ntsre;aRte

Plaza de OfaaR de Sandal,
0acante. -Vacante la plaza de Official
de Sandal de este pueblo con 81
el haber de 81. 200 anuales, Sc invita-
a los seiores facultativos que reunan
as condolences legales para el de-
sempeho de dicha plaza, Y deseen
Servirla, remitan SuS substitutes al
Alcalde que suscribe.
Fajardo, IL de noviembre 1907.
L.. dc Ceks, Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28

Comerfo, noviembre 81 de 90;
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRA.
CHA.
Distinguish correligionario:
En- una manifestation que pu.
blica aEl TiempoD, en- su edici6n de
IL del corriente, Sc hacc constar
que nos sopranos del particle
Union de Puerto Rico.
NADIA mas lejos de la verdad:
En- la mafiana del 6 del CO.
rriente, el policfa Rafael Dlaz, afro.
pell6 en- la via p1blica q Pedro
Moves Jorge.
Los que suscriben, padre, Ell
primero, y hermanos los otros dos
del iesionado, & ofertas voluntariss
de Rosendo Santiago, lie autoriza.
ron para hacer I'm escrito de pro.
tssta contra dicho pollcfa.
Is cuanto hay de verdad en- la
manifestation de sEl Tlempo'. 10
denss que ella cOutieue Is false, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
Armada de los Estados Unidos
(Traducido expresamente de Army Navy Journal del da 9 de No
viembre corriente, para LA DEMOCRACIAD

Cleimon. Dlspuesto en- ell Arse al
de Mare Island, Cal.
TERCERA FLOTA
Qnlnta di0lsi55n.
Contra-almlrante, Joseph N.
Hemphill, comandante.
sRafmbow,S cafonero con sells
caiones; su tenlente comandante
Joseph L Jayne.
Concord caionero con sells
caiones; su comandante James n.
Sears. Dispuesto en- Shanghai,
China.
sHelena,S csfonero con ocho
cahones; su comandante Richard
M, Henghez. Dlspuesto en- Han.
kow, China.
Wilmington ca1onero con s
ca1ones; su comsndante William R.
Rush. Dispuesto en- Shanghai,
China.
Sexta diVlsi6n.
aCallao,D ca1onero c n IN ca.
non; su ~teniente Guy Whltlock.
Dispuesto en- Canton, China.
sElcanos. - Cafonero, con a
cafoneS; SD tenlente comandante
Joseph L, Jayne. De reemplazo en-
la Estaci6n Naval de Cavite, Fill.
pinas, desde el 70 de novlombre.
aQuir6ss' &C 6onero con 2 ca.
fiones. S. halla actualmente cru.
zaudo Ell Rio Yang.tse de China.
aVillalobos. s-Caioneo on 2
%ca1ones; ST. teniente Adolphms
Andrewa. Dispuesto en- Shanghai,
China.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
E M P

Por Ell presente edicto que sc pu.
blicara II V z por semana durante
elnco semana c~onsecutivaS en- ei De.
rlodico La DEMocRAcIA,
Por la p~resente s notlfca & us e
des que el suptadicho dem 4ndante hs
p' son ado { la 5 cretaria de la Ger.
te de Distrito Judicia de Gu4yama.
Puerto Rico, su demanda, en- Il cuaI
pi lie que Sc ptoceda a la ejecueion de
cierta hipoteca pr doce mil q iuien-
tos dollars (St2.5oo) constituida por
el de n"nd d.. aTh- Port America
Company, a favor de III Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, demandante, en- p de
mayo de 1902, sobre las iincas desert.
S mas a ie a t; que dichos fl CAS-,
81. eta a lac tldd hipotec, es an les
iiudt das y de critas como ; que:
/. Una inca r6stica 6 estau a
denomlnada "Pozuelo " luada ell el
basrio de Jobos," tGrmido municipA
de Guayama, compues a, segdn la
mesu a Glt mamente prect ca ls, de
cuatro1le 4tas sese ia y ocho cuer as
y cuaren a y Gin 0 centavo de otra
dc terreno, Q 5 an iento ochenta "
cuatr he a As on, areas V noven-
ia y cine centldre 5, y c indante
pre- NOrte yS r n ell puerto del
80 os' re 81 Este on tr,Ie o de
la propIed4d dc doa AN Ie5n Ou,-
rlnfongo, ha'landose en- Ia fin aces.
c ita una cas- dc MADEIRA para Wv en-
-, lechada &C hero dest NADIA al
vivie a e mayo 90 0, Y otra casa
si.usda en- /. entrlda de IL hcan
coustruiia con osmismos materiales
que as otra d s ,alderas de hierao
para aqua, tres fondos, cercs S. pu r
tas, palma d oco, arb les fru a e.
y varios otroS ace, sorios.
,. Otra fin a Gsti'a d no nina.
ia mo t Msngial, S tu "a en- e
rmino mu icipal de S .liuas, barrioj
lie Kos ida" y "Aguin F" pertene
.ient S Reg st 0 de la Propiedai de
3uayama, no co asia stup H6cie de 81
er0 ! &c uyeu 10 es.e, sguat
sa1gisI 20. iIlei! De a9u.gSeLn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
Sc VENDE

Una caldera mulhbuiar de 10 piev
de largo pOr 6 de anchO, con "a tuboA
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una mAquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasifcadores, capaz para
moier 1000 galones de guarapo en- II
horas.-PaTa informes, dirfjause 81.
P1eSRpo. Faiaroe 800.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
PRECAUCI0N.

Todo frasco de, emulsion de acste de htgado de bacalao
one no lIeve adherida en- la cubierta nuestra marca de fabrica
representada por 81 "hombre lIevandO I'm gran bacaIao a
cuestas,' debo considerarse como una imitacion inferior, NAL
~preparada, hecha de i~ngredientes baratos. que solo beneficial
81 e~omerciante que Ia vende.
SCOTT { BOVINE, QUlMCOS, NUEvA YORK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28

"LOs magnfncos resultados que dlariamente Obtengo en- mi
pcActIca CON el uso CO Ia Emulsion de Scott Legtima me hacen
recomendarla como superior d todas Las otras emulsiones.'
nabana, Cuba. OR. ENRIQUE PERDGMO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
de CON
Manifestations pol1ticas.

a nadie hemos autorizado para qu,
10 olga bajo naestras frmas.
Rogamosle sefor director, Ii
publication de estas lineas, par,
que conste, que nj hemos autoriza
do las injurias que Sc hacen a per
sonas respetables de este pueblo, n.
eStamos inconformes con los direc.
torres de la cosa p1blica, nj nos Sc
paramos del partido Union de Puer.
to Rico, al que daremos siempre
nuestro vote.
Antlcipamos las gracias nos
suscrlbimos sus atentos correliglo.
narios.
Cayetano Mle0eS, Santos Mieves
Jose Mt0es.
Comerfo, noviembre re de 1907.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRA.
c1A.- San Juan.
Distinguish correligionario: con
gran sorpresa nuestra hemos visto
en- Ell periddico sEl Tiempos del
catorce del corriente una nantes.
taci6n polftica en- que aparecen
nueStras 6rmas.
Vamos a explicar y aclarar:
I'm amigo nos invite q suscti.
Dir una manifestation de protesta
por Ell case ocurrido entire Pedro
Moves Jorge y Ell pollcfa Rafael
Diaz, y creyendo en- la buena fe de
dicho amigo no nos cuidamos de
examiner Ell contenido de la mani.
teStac1on de ~reterenc1a.
In ella Sc hacen declaraciones
que nosotros rechazamos con toda
energfa, y cargos a los Directories
De la Administration municipal, alb.
'olutamente %injustos, pues estos
nerecen nuestra confanza, dado
lue ell progreso de este Municipio
IS lin hecho inconcuso, gracias al
y buena direction de nues-
ros administrators.
En- 10 que dicha manifestation
iene de polftica, debemos hacer
'onstar que: dado que la sUni6n
'uertorriqueia' trajo q nuestra pa.
ria Ell establecimiento de la paz y
Ie la iustiGa; dado que con ella de.
aparecieron aquellas bandolerfss
e las turbas, que fueron una YER.
.uenza para Ell pa1tido Republica. !
% y TN bald6n para nuestra terra. !
ado que desde su triunfo en- las /,
rnas e~lectorales en- 1904, braceros
obrefos han sRcontrado mas me.
subvenit 4 sus I
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28

Generic, noviembre 20 de 1907.
Sr Director de LA DEMocRAcIA
Distinguish correligionario: Er
ell peri6dico 'El Tiempo0 del catorce
del co~rriente, sc inserta una mani.
feStaci6n, en- la que Sc hace constal
que por no estar copfo,m mes con los
directories del partido y de Ia admi-
abstraction municipal de este pueblo,
nos sopranos del partido unionista
declarandonos Independence.
Ese documento es false de toda
falsedad, pues nosotros no 10 hemos
autorlzado con nuestras frmas, nj
dado nuestro consentimiento para
que persona alguna 10 haga por
nosotros.
La administration municipal
de este pueblo NADIA deja que de-
scar. Los hoinbres que Sc encuen-
tran a su frente, son patriotas que
cumplen con su deber, y ESQ nos
satisface.
Fl partido tiene una direction
patrl6tica y levantada.
Estan en gran error los que
Green que abandonaremoS nuestros
puestos, para ir q confundirnos con
los mercaderes de la patria.
Estamos donde eStan los aman.
ties de eSta terra:
En- las flas de la Union de
Puerto Rico.
De listed con toda considera-
ci6n atentos correligionarios,
Mie0es Jorge.
Foyrnao Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28
E@Q@T@

En- J" Cot de Di,trilo del Di,trj,c
Judicial DE- Qua, anna, P. R.
Estados Uni los dc America.
81 Pre- >idente de los E.E.
U.U. SIS.
Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico, demar-
dante, versus the Port Anne
iica Company, Eduardo Lugo
Villas. Evange.ista Burgos,
Carlos Baez, Eustaquio Corde.
70, Cornelio Tirado, GTegorio
Alamo, Arsenic Ruiz, y Eulo
gio de Jes1s, los dos primeros
RESIDENCES en- los Estados Uni.
dos y los demas de ignorado
paradeIo. -Demandados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-28

Sc s~olicitan vendedOrs para
este peti6dico,
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suggestions, and our people have laid
this burden upon your chief execu.
tive. approach my duties and also
my privileges in spirit, / hope, OF
true citizenship, unbiased by word
or act Of the recent municipaI cam.
paign, untrammeled by desire to at
tain personal end; but acutated by a
desire single to the best Interests OF
our growing community. Whatever
Of suggestion or comment 10 contain
ed in this, the first mayors message
of the new City of Occur d'AIene.
comes not from any motive springing
from an appreciation of the duties OF
the mayorality as those of a dictator.
l am one of you, not over you In any
sense of being more important. There
must be a head, and that head has
obligations to discharge, or he is rec.
reant of his duty.
A quarter of a century ago, there
was no real settlement on the site
where today our beautiful and prom
Using city stands. A quarter of a
century in the future will see mag
nificent city here. One year ago we
were, under the laws of the sovereign
State of Idaho, village community.
Now we stand forth a city, full pan.
oplied with all the powers, possibili =.
ties and prospective progressiveness of
a municipality of the second class.
The crossroads between village hood
and city hood have been reached, and
before us stretches promise of much
good, and danger of much that may
prove to be noxious. The obligations
are upon us. We must lay the foun-
dations. With US will lie the credit,
or the onus, of our acts. The citi-
zens of Occur d'Alene have laid upon
our judgment, upon our honesty,
upon our sagacity-yea, upon our
good nature-the possibilities of for
tune to investors of private capital,
and the general happiness and we'll
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Last evening the Commercial club
nsld a business meeting at their
rooms in the Sander block. After
ne formalities of opening the min.
u1ss OF the last meeting we're READ and
diminished business brought up for
discussion.
one Of the matters that were brought
Oefore the members Of the club PIES
emf was the bringing Of the Spokane
100000 clubs Minstrels which
scored such a success in their pro-
auction in Spokane, to this city.
AFTER some discussion il was decided
70 secure them as early as possible.
a eommitte of seven we're appointed
% take charge OF the matter. The
0Ommitte are Marshall Taylor, chair
nan Walter F. Baker, secretary; Geo.
Nssers, J. II. Sheppard, e. E. Bee
sOn, d. E. Burnetet Caesar Masini.
Inc bringing of the minstrels here
WI be done as q matter Of advertis-
Jug more than anything else. 1t will
means Of securing publicity for
oO'h Occur d'Alene and Spokane. 1t
ior this reason the Commercial
eIue deemed it advisable TO go to the
sO'A nd worry Of pushing this mat
= % a successful finish. whatever
ptonta' If any, shall aocrus from this
AeaIe the Commercial club will use
- advertising the wonderful oppor-
-AitleS Of our city and country.
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FILE ON TIMBER LAND

A large number Of homesteaders
from the Occur d'Alene Forest Re.
serve will visit the city Thurs
day 90 die ON their claims. Plats OF
townships 90, range / east, township
SO, range 3 east, township so, range
! west will be opened for cling on
that day.
This morning several Of these set
tiers arrived IN the city and took
places in = line at be door Of the land
Ofi1es 10 await the opening. One Of
these stated that about 30 settlers
would appear for filing and that there
would probably BE- . stampede for
places in the line. Wishing to get
their filing in early TO avoid waiting
about the city. Among those Who
arrived this morning and are IN line
is Erick Nisula, Who holds first place.
He has lived on the land for four
years and claims 155 and q fraction
acres. Nat Matson has spent Eve
years on the reserve and will Ole on
only 20 acres having made . previous
fling. Oscar Wilson, ding on l6O
acres and Nat Sibila are recent set.
tiers.
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occur DALENE OF SECOND cLAss---popUIATToN 0ooO

fare Of company Of 5000 aouls, to-
day, and multiples Of that number In
the future. 1t is essential that we
analyze the mistakes Of the past that
We may the better guard against error
in the future. The optimist regards
the yesterdays only as guides to the
tomorrows. Mistakes lie in the path
way Of every trail blazer, and he
utilities their lessons. So 1t should
be with rs, the first council and the
first mayor of Occur d'Alene to bear
with us If we commit error OF judg-
ment, and to cooperate with as In
seeking means and methods for mp
building our commercial welfare.
A municipality 10 formed for a spe-
ci6c purpose, and Is necessarily linn
tied to that purpose. A city govern
ment is not q school, it is not a re-
formatOry, it is not a Court.
/ do not mean that a city govern
ment should be devoid Of moral In
fuence, but do mean that the Taison
d'etre of a municipal organization,
Is the care of the considerations which
are common to all it's inhabitants,
and these are, for the most part, tenn
poral rather than distinctly didactic.
The essence Of good government is
that no individual be hampered In the
expression of his private existence so
long as be does not run counter to
the best interests of the public. In
the latter event, the city should and
must step in.
For two years you and will be as
tabllshing precedents which will have
their effect on the future. Let the
spirit of caution be abroad in ell
our transactions. Let no narrow
minded prejudice sway us from the
strict business Of a municipality, aud
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-07
CITY COUNCIL
IN SESSION
and Acts on Appoint
mentS of Mayor

The first regular meeting Of the
first council Of tho city OF Occur
d'Alene was held last evening In the
council chamber In the room Of the
American Trust compAny's building.
The meeting As characterized By the
hustle and hustle Of our modern bust
ness men aud each displayed q strong
intention Of having something to say
regarding the government Of the city.
The meeting was called 70 order
by Mayor ScallOn at eight O'Clock.
when he addressed the aldermen and
citizens gathered, for q few minutes,
and then launched into his message
which Is Published In full In this
Issue Of the Press.
The message was received With ap-
plause and was followed by the cleo.
tion Of NJ. D. Wright a. president OF
the council, after which the minutes
of the previous meeting we're read,
corrected and approved.
When Mayor Scallon rose 10 an
nounce his appointments there was
hush Of expectancy and the sound Of
the dropping Of q pin could have been
plainly heard. The appointees are
as follow:
Committee on Strcsts-H. Bodler.
I. D. Bedell, s. II. McEuen and w.
8. LAndt, one from each ward. -
Lighta, Fire and Water-o. r.
Barr, I. =. Hedal, @. RansImer.
Finance end Judiciary-M. d.
Wright, II. Bodler and w. s. Landt.
seweS--D. T. Bedell, II. Bodler
and W. 8. Landt.
Cemetery and Parks--T. e. He.i9l,
@. Ransimer and o. Il. Barr.
Public Property-S. II. McEusn,
ID. 7. Bedell and n. ID. Wright.
Licenses and Printing!. s.
LAndt, 7. z. Hedal and NJ. d.
Wright.
Docks and wharfs--C Ranslmer
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LAWYERS CLASH
IN MINERS CASE
Members of Federation Working
to Ascertain Sentiment

Boise, Idaho, May There was .
very distinct manifestation of fric-
tion among counsel for Meyer and
Haywood during proceedings in court
yesterday, in connection with an APP
plication for a bill Of particulars.
During DarrUw's address, Judge Wood
interrupted with a question, asking
if be understood council to mean they
were not ready for trial. Darrow re-
piled they we're not. Richardson
was on his feet quickly and said
they were ready for trial saving and
excepting as to some matters. He
added he made the statement beca lse
be thought counsel did not fully
grasp the import of the question.
Darrow's face flushed with deep an
noyance and when be left the court
room shortly afterWard be was mani
testify agitated. He did not appear
at the afternoon session. The incident
would not have attracted 50 much at
tention had Il not been for other
straWs pointing to feeling between
Darrow and Richardson.
Members of the Western Federation
of Miners are working openly here to
secure views Of citizens on the case.
They frankly state who they are and
what they desire to learn after having
inquired about the We've Of persons
interviewed. Two Of them approach
ed one Of the druggists in town to-
day. They asked bis views and be
said be did not know about the case.
They pressed him for an opinion
and finally be asid: ''If the men are
guilty, they should be hanged; IL
they ara innocent, they viii be ae-
quilted. /" One Of the visitors re-
marked that that was . fair state
ment. aud asked his name and adj
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THE COMMERCIAL CLUB

A good suggestion was brought up
in the mentioning of the Methodist
Bishops meeting which will be held
in Spokane sometime In August. The
fact was brought out that a Metho-
dist bishop is person Of more i'm
portanoe in their organization than
our governor or even senators; there
being only one to every twenty thous-
and churches. There will be in the
convention of bishops perhaps eleven.
This number will represent every
part of the known globe. II Occur
d'Alene can get them here for even a
day il would be published IN every
periodical in the country and be an
other means of making the world sit
up and take notice of our city.
j. G. White, president of the club,
brought up the matter OF the conduct
ing a summer normal school here
this summer, which has already been
arranged under the state Law with sew
eral professors and they have consent
ed to come and conduct a school In
July and August. The term will be
for six weeks. The president suggest
ed that in order to make this = sue
eessful school q sufficient attendance
would have to be secured, and that
one way to secure tbis was for every
one to write to every school teacher
they we're acquainted with an sn-
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lot rs not 90 act ~ to justify the Inn
putation that we are either wanting
In mental eQuipoise, or lacking In q
realization Of the best interests Of the
city. As individuals, We are free,
responsible agents to ourselves; a.
officials We are responsible 10 our
constituency. Let az approach the
problems before rs with gravity. and
a true sense Of the best interests Of
our city.
The first proposition l desire to
call your attention to may be termed
financial Possibilities. A close eati-
mate places our resources for the
present fiscal year At $40, 700, and our
expenditures at &11, 500, towit: Chief
Of police, $1,000; three patrolmen,
$1,000; police Judge and city clerk,
$1,000; road overseer, 1900; city at
torney, $1,000; water and light, prao.
tically $1,000; eight councilmen,
s40O; mayor and city treasurer,
each, sT5-sI5O; rent, sA2O; sta
tiOnery and printing, about 1900; In.
terest on oseFdRfts, at least $500;
health physician, s75; grading street
crossings, laying cross-walks and
surveying, say $1,000.
This does not take into considsra.
tion street sprinkling, the expense
Of new hydrants and putting them In
place. From this, gentlemen Of the
council, you will understand the
great need OF economy. and Of judic-
ious action; II you will avoid an
increase In our tax rate for city pur.
poses, over what II was last year.
Then there il the pressing need OF
a city building commensurate with
the growing needs of our city. This
question will engage your attention
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HARDWARE NAN RETIRES
Disposes Of Interest In Lake
City Hardware Co.

' Il. Il. Hubbard, who for some time
has bean connected with the Lake
City Hardware company, yesterday
disposed Of his interests In that frm
to Mr.. Fornald. q recent arrival from
Glendiyo, Mont.
Mr.. Hubbard is one Of the best
known and most respected business
me In the city. Hs stated last even
ing 70 q Press reporter that he intend
ed TO retire from active business and
take q long vacation. He spoke very
highly Of his successor whom be men.
toned a. being experisDosd In the
business and an estsamed man In the
community from Which be halls.
Mr.. Fernsld will bring bic family
to Occur d'Alsns shortly. He Il
highly pleased with the progressive
ness Of the city and anticipates q
pleasant and propssroas life while
bere-
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D. 7. Bedell and o. r. Barr.
Rules and Ordinances n. barr.
8. II. MoEuen and n. D. Wright.
Chief Of Police P. +. MCClOvern /,
HiEht patrolmen, E 81. Jackson and
Karl KFonblatd; George OFT day
patEolman; city attorney Earl San
der, and DE. Max A. Durlana,
city physician.
Mayor seallon, after reading his
appointments. spoke for several min
utes stating that he hoped the alder
men would bear him out IN his choice
Of officials "a he had conaidoaed the
best interests Of the city and chosen
the men whom ha thought most suited
60 the position. Ho stated that he
had not appointed an ovoFsear %
streets Is he did not consider that
there IL enough work al present time
TO justify the city 10 employing . man
at 800 per month and suggested that
the day patFolman would have SUN.
eient time 20 attend 20 the duties 0F
the street o~erseer for short time.
when that officer could Be appointed.
N. d. Wright then took the chair
and the question Of the eounoIl con-
frming OF rejecting the appointmsnts
was placed before the members. Bod
Ter asked for few days In whieh 10
consider then and made : motion 70
that effect which was seconded by
q. Ransimsr. Mayor scallon object
ed TO the delay and s. II. hoEnsn
moved that the aldermen hold ma en-.
ecutive session and the mayor and
the audience filed out. After al ia.
termission Of about twenty minutes
Mayor Scallon was called In and the
citizens we're allowed to take their
seats in the chamber. N. d. Wright
rose from his seat and stated that the
appointments a. to Chief % Police