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The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

The $500 paid to A. E. Grier was
for passing upon the legality Of
everything in connection with the
issue of the $3.50, 900 worth of bonds
for the water system, Mr.. Greir be-
ing attorney for the bond company,
and this was part of the contract
under which they were to receive the
bonds.
Besides the items in the above
lartfment. there will still be the bill
=. q =. haynes, Tor his opinion In
water rlgnrs: :rorA AsrA.s...-.4----.-A-.
Mr.. McCreery charged the city $500,
and likely Mr.. Haynes bill will be
the same.
This would make total of
81, $40. 95 paid out for legal services
in deal involving the expenditure
Of about $3.50, 200, or little over
one half Of one per cent.
In reply to tine question Of why
eyery dollar paid for right of way
for the pipe line had first been drawn
to him and then in return paid out
by him, Mr.. Wilson replied that
the council had placed certain sums
of money to his credit as chairman
of the water works committee, upon
which he could check as such chair
man and thus be able to close a deal
with a man for right of way on the
spot, when the bargain seemed
favorable to the city. 1t was not
his personal check that was given
hut his check as chairman of the
water works committee.
MIR. Wilson said he would put
the matter of his desire for re.elec-
.tion up to his friends who insisted
that he run again. There were no
uncompleted contracts OF which he
alone knew. The engineers knew
about everything, There was moth
ing covered up, but everything done
openly and above board.
Alderman Ward then stated that
be believed Mr.. Wilson was so
wrapped up in the work that he
would like to remain and see 1t COM
pleted.
C. A. Granger here asked Mr..
Townsend If he had any knowledge OF
any private contract between any OF
these men. Mr.. Townsend, in re-
turn, asked Mr.. Wilson this question;
"Did you, when extension to the
Jacobson Rade company was made,
have any talk with them concerning
IT, such as that you were to continue
furnishing them groceries and MIR.
McCutcheon to furnish hardware?'
10 which Mr.. Wilson answered en-
phatically, "No "
Here, for distance, the story is
best told In the stenographic report.
Mr.. Granger: "Mr. Townsend,
have YOU any information that they
have?'
Mr.. Townsend; "Yes, have
heard So
Mr.. Granger: why didn't you
but down in the paper that they did
nav out blocks of 81 600 for attorneys
fees?" =.
Mr., Townsend: We'll, l don't
see that is an important proposition.
l didn't aim to put it, down that
way, $780,"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

been paid, and also what share l
have received
He then made the statement that
during the past two years he had
been paid s24O as regular salary as
city attorney; Sl2O for twelve days.
work looking up records in Greeley,
Fort Collins and other places; s75
for defending one damage suit
against the city, and sl5O in another
and still another $3.50 in a lawsuit
over right of way to eighteen miles
OF road near La Porte, making a
total Of $735. ''Of this amount.
when l have collected two months
salary now due me, l will have re-
ceived for the last year 1857. So"
For the past eleven years my
average income per year from city
business, outside the regular salary,
has been s344.os, making just 1923. so
that l have received for my extra
work in connection with the water
system, which would hardly pay the
postage used in this connection.
The warrant book from the city
clerks Office was now brought into
the meeting, and the following item
lied statement of expense for legal
services read:
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04
A1EMENT
! ANDERSON TELLS
later WORKS
ompletion of Greeley
J Is Due to Poor
n Facilities
kinent Facts.

us of Greeley;
For reasons that
lu to all right-minded
\ to step beyond the
iopal lines of my asso-
the Greeley water
syer to the false, mis-
malicious statements
the Weld County Re-
lite March IS, 1907.
lutte knowledge w. G.
vas opposed to grant
|sct to the Jacobson
of Portland, Ore.
bpany, the lowest bid
1000, strong opposition
mostly because these
contractors, seeking to
itory which some of
tors regard as their
We. For the reason
ie strangers, and that,
that opposition, every
brought to bear upon
1t especially upon Mr..
alrman of the water
Tee, and upon myself
prejudice our minds
the most thorough
Inquiry was instituted
eir financial standing |
bility to conduct this
lrolved delay but re-
etc satisfaction to the |
be bond buyers, whose
ies had been solicited. 4
been an original saw
e2,OoO to the city of
nt that between 81, 600
been expended in at
In blocks of 81, 900 or
has otherwise been
absolutely untrue.
|ndlture incurred under
legal expenses" is
my own reason for
: matter is that, in
engineering duties, l
ltrict audit of all ex.
personally examined
Nj vouchers and have,
ltion of Mr.. Wilson,
ecial voucher record,
efy item is spread in
a record which is
pectlon of all citizens.
Of sl,37O.95 includes
of expense properly
The legal department,
livery hire conveying
The rights of way
que the action of law
udes $500 paid for ex-
etract in connection
e' which | personally
'lpulation of the bond
usual practice in such
'nef Item of $500, which
y The unanimous vote
on record of ''ayes'
f'el OF rights of way,
p'ioh Of five pieces Sc.
nef county by John L.
nave secured these
case, either person.
assistance or MIR.
II involved much
ealeu Interviews will,
,a''u owner, and, as /
na some difficulty in
owners to an agreed
councils action, | be-
nun a suggestion OF
/ council unanimously y
~ 'ourse of supplying a
:" charge of MIR. vii.
u the water works
y =, 'hat these negotia.
ar W. . Immediately com.
"u every dollar oil
n '"per'y and fully ac.
y. ~ Vouchers bearing M,
~ eSefy check was en-.
na', n OF the water work,
taa tas that every sucl
,s.s9 Traced to its destina
.siely deplorable that ,
\ s',n should be malici
tba ! and misrepresented.'
tac, extension of tim,
ny. s.'' upon which tn,
~ 1h.. not edltorlally com
!, ,,'1l w,,,, task for a specia
"''ihg jackal. Ceorr
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

Noy. Ii. 1905, Haynes, legal SER
Jan. Is, 1906 G. d. Todd, legal
services ...................... 5000
Expenses; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5.75
Y. u. Todd, legal expenses. ......:.. $50
A. E. Grier, legal services bond
matter -. 10000
Legal expenses, H. @. Luther for
typewriting .,.....,....... 500
!. Y. McCreery, retainer fees..;.. 10000
services acct. Wilkins suit, lS
miles right-ofway -. l54.50
+. j. Green, expenses on bond 1.35
Henry Y. Luther, expenses type
%tfinS twinS q oroso r;oht.o,...v 2.oo
suit -. .....,::..,.,.. -. 5000
expenses ...............: l435
Decker Lee, acct legal expenses. 400
Total legal expenses ..........$ .$137O95
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
PATR0LMAN TIPPED
OFF POLICE RAID

rairolman George o'conner. Tor
three years = member OF tho police
department.. vas yesterday dlsfalsa-
"a b. ghisf Warpsnateiu on eem-
plant % Sergeant Iiadeen. The lat.
Ter alleges that he infoFcea oscon-
nor o. the Intended ARREST gf GER
tain keepers Il ~bllad ptKA.- ard
that ths gaifty pArtles we're made
aware ~ the intention " the police.
Had~sn attributed the trouble 20
o'connor's intimate relations with
certain % zee suspected parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
LITTLE TOTS DIE IN
BURNING SCHOOL

MONTREAL. Fob. IL sixteen
children aud the principal. Miss
sarah Maxwell. leat their lives In a
fire which yesterday afternoon de-
siroyed the HeehelaEa school Of the
Protestant school commission
The fire started IN the hessnens
and had gotten considerable head
way when discovered The alarm
Was given and nearly al Of the sse
pupna reached safety, except the
pupsis 81 Nlas Maxwell, the kinder.
sarten class On the second flaof.
These little tots. ransiuE Ia aHvs
from . 90 yeatn. were formed In
line. bat when marched into the
han they encountered dense smoke
and returned 60 the room, and the
majority were seffocetsd. Miss Man
well was found on the floor With a
little sifi b. her side. both dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued TO.
day as follows
klfhke Davis - Fred w. klrnke.
"a. San FrAneiaca, to llayde Davis.
"a. Seattle
Charleston nlekeft A. J
Charleston. Seattle. Ia Christina
1ickcrt. Seattle.
Kenny Heafe@Erneut Y. Kenny.
rs. Seattle. TO Ellen A. hoafe. "a.
Port Angeles.
Simpson berger Fletcher A
Simpson. Is. Alya. OKLA. 20 llans
rictta AZ. nefger. ~. Seattle
I.eyde Day u, i.eyde. gs. Nov
city. Wash. TO Gertrude NJ Day. 20.
Parok Place, Wash.
Johnson 0oodmanson - John
Johnson. Seattle. Ia Anna 0oud'
manson. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
REALTY SALES

Laura olsebswsky has cold -
James a Marphy the southeast ears
ner % naftsfy 81. and slxth AZ. for
I1s oee.
Ons lnt ard part 81 another ass
the west side ~ Wesssfu Az. be-
tween Wall ard battery sta. has
been sold faf fsQ.0o4 ~ Elliott L.
9esss O. David teiiy
y. e. Wilson has purrhassf the
southwestern eprnsr ~ John - snA
tirrg at - from william G. uAn-
san Tor tzE. aoa.
a T. nufahnrsit has sold 60 Louis
y Page . iai en- the east side u
Fourth az between Wal and hat
fsfy sts Toe fik.teo.
The northssst corner Of Eighth
Az W aud Highland drive has been
sold BY nfuNn nFoa. foF James Nc
intush for itpeeo
Daniel Jouea plans a club house
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birth Record.

births we're registered today ma
follows
Dren-At Rainier Beach. Febfu,
AIRY 20, to wife of o. ~ Bfen. a
daughter
DANIELS i7a0 Fourth nv. west.
February -. to wife OF James r.
Daniela. a daughter.
McOnorn-At 202a Terry av..
February %. to wife OF william r.
McGuern. a daughter.
nuddieston 3Gis Eighth av
south. February 10. 90 wife OF John
Huddleaton. son.
Zorh-At Its Queen Anne. Feb
ruary "a. to wife OF John II. Zefe.
daughter.
Hiil~At Iios Fifteenth Az. Feb.
ruAry ~. to wife of John NJ nm.
daughter.
Celyin At iios F1fh av.. Febra.
AIRY ~. TO wife Of John colvln. n
daughter.
Eyans-At Seattle General hos
pltai. February "a, 10 wife Of Rob.
eft Evans. daughter
nroheck AT 800 Ward At. Feb.
ruary 70. to wife Of August Droheck.
son
Anderaon--At asat Fremont av..
February IS. TO wife Of c. T. An.
deraon. a non.
Iamoreaux--At 1915 Howell 1T.
February Is. 20 wife OF Louis
iAmoreAua. a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
THE THEATERs

w. asa4 eIAsm 10 have a big
shovs. bat - - claim % have a
mixhiy seaH IsIfis nh0nt sstd the
man ahead e fhe umrife q The
star a Wssk So Ana The aata nee
man sreed ealt IN that ~ hsliftied
the show. n i Eoad ahee hfisht
ana snappy. 9Th catchy aifs ard
bfisht ilasa Il Is a. pa n peiat
ef numbers AZ the shows that eefite
with niafa pfafeniinns posters ana
mere sxtfavaEant profnisrs
Fsed Mae ne VAS last seen ~
seattle - lhe sand Nan o. FIT
Faff-roun. h the central nEafe
IN the sheW. and 90 go HIN =
70 LAUGH. The stefY ~ ne comedy
tells ~ an aa4lfe pno ruhbsd chit
cAko n a sane asainst hesten N
the chamfionship SERIES and NE
vas fnfced n irase the country.
ssekius teflss in Ncfocco Many
ether refugees ffoin America are
also 10 be found In Moreege and
they an hsia
Tire uFarifess description Of the
play ieadins ~ 70 shs decision that
resulted - dlaasifuusly % him r.
enc o. ths hrst fhinFs heard 81 TIE
Grand slnet the ycuuE woman IA
The Lon AID the Nouser burned
up the millionaire Throughout ths
course 81 the seHaedy Mace e near
~ always in evidences and the hus
disnce j. kept continually IN = state
81 erod hufaur
The remaining members e The
cast are eapsble. though not TAR
ticuiarly brilliant Thrrs Il a not
Ahls weakness in she snioists but
tns chofusss are gooi The weak
M har.nfn a.v se- raxeB ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

cienchlng the hands Just as a run.
ner does when in race he rraeps
a piece OF cork. Never day goes
by that ! do not practice this device
m least loo times with both hands
! believe the results are as good a.
n flat iron or dumb bells were used.
After my fingers and wrists
think Of my arms The bleeps
come first What DO you think
DO FOR them7 ! chin myself. You
have al done Il when YOU we're
boys aud girls. don't have any
special apparatus for Il Just
open the transOm over the door 10
my rUom. and grasp the sill II
makes an ideal Ginning place
I know It's n simple thing. but | do
not believe there Is anything much
better 20 develop llg bicepa OF
course. the-e MUSCLES mean more
to me than to many women. for
they enable me 90 bowl a i6.nouud
ball With all the speed of a maacu.
line bowler. But 10 any woman II
viii mean a more attractive arm.
And show me the woman that does
not yoarn for that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
NEW SYSTEM
IN 50 DAYS

AZ meeting % the city council
Of South Park. Lac, nlnht. Hpeeifiea.
tons were adopted and bids called
for ON the new water pystem. which
the town has voted 20 install Work
ID to begin within 80 days after the
hldn are accepted and the work
completed within 30 days after that.
Councilman Medee aud lsoyeFinE.
who opposed the installation af the
syatem. voted no on every proposl'
ton last night
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Deaths we're registered today az
follows
Yolo Samuel Yolo, 80. February
81. Al First Az. and ilnITnte A.
Graham ~-f'fed Graham &c. Feb
ruary 20. At Minor hospital
Wallace William "a Wallace. 10.
February 81. AZ s0S ThlEtcenIh av.
north.
Montandnn Felicia NJ. MuntAn.
don. 81. February q. al Tacoma.
Harting Vera q Hsrtinw. !.
February e. Al Rainier Beach.
Curry Daniel Curry. -. febru-
AIRY Is. at ia teary az
Golden harxasite A. Golaeu. IS.
February "a. at Providence hoe.
plsai
Groll- Frank Groil. 30. February
-. AZ Firsf - and Haffisna -
Evans sun born. February q.
at Seattle General hospital
Wilson Nfs Josephine n VII
sou. 90. February ~. at YounEa
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
nY MIsa nlRpIE IN.

Right IN the very beginning
wish TO caution all who maY wish
10 make a try at improving thuif
health. that the important thing f.
10 stick 90 e. Spasmodle attempts
at exercise may be better than none
at nll--hul not much better. Don't
get u Into your head that you must
buy expensive apparatus, either. II
you want them that's all right but
they are not necessities.
l.gtprt every day In the right way
with a cold bath. That sounds
kiad OF "Hhivery' 90 some Of Won.
don't ~ But YOU will pg surprised
how soon that feeling VII disappear
and you Will positively exult in the
cold plunge OF course some PEG.
pie cannot stand the shock. but the
doctor will tell most OF YOU to go
ahead aud get l1ed 10 g.
AZ so6h az ! have donned uft
clothes I begin my exercise. The
first Is a simple device for strength
enlnR the wrist am proud Of
what n,y friends term my eeoLalal
hand grasp got a by simply
ME IaFaafH N4v Unr me- aai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
TO RAISE EMBARGO
IN TWO WEEKS

nFI.i.INoHAM, WaEii. f'rh. Il
President James J liiii Of the
Great Northern. In wire 70 the sec
rotary Of the Chamber % Commerce.
states that the embargo on forest
prniueta freu Northwestern wash
inston win be raised within two
" sska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
LOSES HER LIFE
SAVING OTHERS

los ANGELES. Fob. sI.@f1fe
yesterday afternoon In the old Ger
main building. a2b South Spring ~ 4,
caused the death of cue woman.
several fireman we're Injured and
the ioes IL estimated az see. 900.
Mrs Emma stewart. after reacn
Ing several Ia the block. sunk 10
the floor exhausted She vas IN
turn rescued BY fireman and taken
20 the street. bat physicians wefv
unable 10 revive her
The fire caught VA the basement
from spontaneous combustion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
BIG HOLD-UP
At OAKLAND

AANNHNEH AHH"AH@NN ~
OAKLAND. t'ch. al.a-one Of the
most dafinK hoid.ups ever reported
IN this city occurred lAet hisht
with his face covered BY red
handkerchief aud holding Ia each
hand a hig gun. short. heavy
Get man entered the saloon a the
corner Of broadway and ftftesnth,
commanded the three occupants.
the proprietor. bartender and Gus
toner 10 hold un their hands
A. the hlkhWaymann order was
oAeyed he compelled the three men
20 hand over about $500 In money
and two checks
After securing his loot the un.
known robbef went 10 The door and
before leaving fired four shots anu
thea disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

DOM GOV IS csnsta
Broetn Covers Sale price Zoe
SAFETY PlNs-agascot Safety
Pm Book2 Sale price ..s. &c
FINISHING sRAtD--Ai eoiors
Finishing ElFaid Sale price
..srsss.4s+tt.s. sHfe
CORSET LkcEs--Mefropolitan
Corset Iaees. black. white and
gray, round ard nat sale price
.s.sss.sss...s.. ..s...s-ssss nc
DUST cAps-Anoret Dust caps
ali eoloFs. sale price Toe
PIN CUSHION s--Tomato Pin
Cushions sale price 4... Toe
HAIR hETs-Siik Opera Hair
Nets. sails price, Z for Sc
KNITTING sILk--New York
Mills Knitting slk. asserted
coiors. Sale price 4a.4 poe
CaIMPIN tRoNs-Ctfsnsal
CrimpiHg Irons. sale price -.
HOSE suppoRrERs - oa ass
Louise Hose Supporters. all
colora sale price ...-.. ice
EpLE Bpo< s--F'avoFifa
Needle Book Sale price Re
TAPE MEA6URE---sp inch Tape
Measures. brass tips .. fe
KEN RIN6S-f5feei Key Rings,
assorted shapes Sale price 70
plNS-Adamaufine Pins fun
count. sale price. Tor .s- .5c
HAiHPtNs--PeaFi Hairpiu Cab
met. Sale price ....st..s &c
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Values for Our Customers

SAFETY PIN conansfof
Safety Pins. All nisss. black
and whiie. sale Price card Ie
CORSET LAcEs-Eia-iir Corset
Larss. black and white sale
rriee. 4 pairs for s......s tf
HOSE supeoRTERe-Fgtfarrn
Hose Supporters. ala eaiafaI
Sale price. pair sss.sts..s tbF
COLLAR BurToNs-one- piece
Hone Collar buttons. daasn
on card sale price card Re
BuTTONa- Fancy Bone UFess
Bottoms escorted colors. sale
price. doHHn s.s.s..tsssss ff
STOCKING oARNGR s-~Hard.
wood aioe king parngra. Saie
oaEss Loope-Prince-s Dress
Loops. black and white. ali
sirrs. Haie price. card ... 2f
DRESS BELriNc-e-yd. pieces
black. white and gray Dress
Betting sale price. bolt 9Uf
SLEEVE PROTECTORS - PAT.
eut leather Sleeve Protectors
sale price. pair ttt. fnf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Haifrsns
Sale price. doncn. .....4..z f
TNtMBl Es-4iumiuum Thin
hiss. sale price. 2 for. .. Re
PlNS--Mouafeh Pins. ali sizes.
sale price .=..........s.. &c
WAIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Waist Extendsrs sale price
..+.sst.t-s...s....s...-+.. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

points ~ the show. however, are fur
gotten IA the general excellence Of
the performance. and " one wants 10
forgpt real estate and the few other
things that seattle people talk
about The star auggcsis Walt 20
tho brand tonight
"My wlfe'a Family" az the Seat
tie. continues 60 amuac and please
large crowds every night
AZ the Lois the PantaEeH con-.
nany IL improving lts work IN
"puddnhead Wilson, aud the
show grows marV entertaining at
each production
"Madame Butterfly seats are prac
tleaily all gune Tomorrow nisht
the beautiful opera opens at the
Grand. and the fournight stay VII
mark banner eugagcmcnt IN local
theatrical history,
The star Theater's new hlll Il
fully up 70 tha standard set by that
popular resort during the whole OF
che nrcsent winter. Den Omar. the
human top. ID good IN hts whlrl.
wind dancing and the Coin doka
are finding the same favor as Of old.
There are daily matineca,
xlnn's Musical Comedy Company,
IN "rhe Captain aud the Maid. at
the I.yrle thealer. this week. ID a
good dollar SHOW. but Il Il heinK
given az popular prices.
Next week the company vii pre-
sent The Telephone Exchange
musical mix.up equal TO The present
offering
The Ausustin Daily Musical Com.
pany. which Genes 90 the Grand for
Monday nlsht. viii furnish theasefs
roers VITA two excellent musical
attractions never presented here
The Cinealee. and The Country
Girl" both are London successes.
and tho present company contains
numerous members Of the original
casts
Monday and Tuesday nights THE
Cingaiee~ viii be the offering.
while The Country ORR viii be
presented At afternoon and even
lns performances on "Wednesday
The staging l. said TO be elaborate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

I.eroy svlnh. age 10 years. vaa
arrested yesterday BY Detective
Cortctt and TruAnt officer kei'
chum. on = charge Of truaney. The
lad wgll face the jnvcnile court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

The steamer Faralion. Of the
Alaska steamship company. wlll
sail for Southeastern Alaska ports
steamer Iroauois. Of the Alaska
steamship company, now on her
szy around the Horn. from New
York, IL due At Valparaiso today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

zoe the Ml nahsr addition. 70 be
dsuAted 10 the property eanefn
other improvements. including paw
ins. are promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
At Stss a Yard,

Mirage silk, nov. brilliant
all-ailk dress fabric, ga shades %
red. Alice blue, tan. cream,
white. e inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
Al gIrsa Yard

one aud fwo-tone stripes and
broken checks 10 Taffata SIX
Ruitlngs up-te-dato - tompr-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
At Sis a Yard

Shepherd Check suitiues g.
inch width. black and white. gray
and white, green and white navy
aud white garnet and white. eN-
tremelg stylish.
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At soe Yard

Beautiful Black md White
Plaid Silks. direct from New
York. not to be had elsewhere Ia
Seattle.
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Al Sr.zs a Yard

Imported Panama EDitinRs in
shades % gray. "a decided novelty
On weave aud fair 20 loo upon.
rs yards vide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27
AT $50 a Yard

One-tone Gray stripe Taffeta
Silks. with black embroidered
coin dots scattered over the auFs
face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

Imported sullinga. all wool
iiEht weight. great variety q
neat checks. broken cheeka.
broken overnlaids va pRiu aud
cluster stripe effects. n inches
wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-27

srmAn China Cream Pitch
ere. Fancy Pin Trays. Deco.
rated China Plates. Glass
spoon Holders. Covered
Glass Butter Dishes, Han
died GLASS Jelly Dishes,
Fancy chins salts and Pep.
psra. Blue and White Plat.
tera. Glass Footed Com.
potes. Green and Geld
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-11
JUSTICE SUES COUNTY.
Wants His Share Of the Money Under
New Law.

PORTLAND, May lit. c. Shreve,
justice of the peace at Mount Tabor,
has filed a mandamus suit against the
county court to compel payment of
$500 alleged to be due him as salary.
Shreve presented his claim for salary
due since last July, but was turned
down by the commissioners. He bases
his claim upon the provision of the
statutes as shown in section 3001,
which gives justices of the peace in
districts included in cities of $4,000 or
more inhabitants, a salary of $4,000 an
nually.
The district presided over by Mr..
Shreve is partially inside the city and
within the limit, and Mr.. Shreve bases
his contention on that fact. The dis
trict was annexed last July. Judge
Gantebein has issued an alternate writ
to theg county commissioners, citin
them to pay the amount asked or show
cause why they should not do so.