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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28
Tonne and Toide.

Mrs. Hooligan was suffering from
the common complaint of having more
to do than there was time to do it in.
She looked up at the clock and then
slapped the iron she had lifted from
the stove back on the lid with clat-
ter. Talk about tonne and toide wait
in fer no man." she muttered as she
hurried into the pantry; there's
tonnes they waits, an tonnes they
don't. Yesterday at this blessed min
1T twas but tin o'clock, an to-day it's
a quarther to twelve. "-Everybody's
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

What we are stretches past what we
do, beyond what we possess Drum
mond
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

Laundry work at home would be
much more satisfactory if the right
Starch were used. In order to get the
desired stiffness, it is usually neces-
sary to use so much starch that the
beauty and fineness of the fabric is
hidden behind paste Of varying
thickness, which not only destroys the
appearance, but also affects the wear
ing quality of the goods. This trouble
can be entirely overcome by using De-
fiance Starch, as it can be applied
much more thinly because of its great
er strength than other makes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

It isn't always the people who jolly
you most that are your best friends.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28
Clover &. Grass Seeds.

Everybody loves lots and lots of Clover
Grasses for hogs, COWS. sheen and swine
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

Most people would fall short II
measured by the golden rule.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

Artillerymen approve of hlghba!lu.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

The senate on the 18th spent three
quarters of an hour listening to spe-
cial program in commemoration OF
Lincoln's birthday and then adjourned
out OF respect for the day. Rev. I. F.
Roach of Lincoln delivered the adj
dress before the senate and eloquently
eulogized the life and influence of the
martyred president. The Oberlin quar-
tet sang the Battle Hymn of the Re-
public" and responded to an encore
with America" The services were
impressive, though brief
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

The joint committee appointed to
draft a statewide primary law has
concluded its work AND the bill will be
introduced the first of the week. Pat
rick, the fusion member of the COM
mittee, objected to the filing fee and
may make fight to have it stricken
out by the legislature. The committee
generally is pleased with the measure.
1t is a compilation of the Brown
Dodge-McMullen bills.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

Mr.. Fries of Howard, a member of
the minority party, succeeded in get
ting recommended for passage his
bill providing tax of SO to be levied
against persons entitled to vote who
do not avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity. The bill was amended to ex-
empt from the law those who are kept
away from the polls by unavoidable
circumstances, though a statement to
this effect must be filed with the
county treasurer or the tax will be
levied.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

A measure important to all the peo
pie of the state was introduced in the
house by Wilson of Custer county
This bill provides the state board OF
assessment shall use the unit system
in assessing railroad property and the
assessment hall be distributed accord.
ing to mileage without regard to mair
lines or branch lines. Should the bill
be signed by the governor after the
terminal taxation bill is signed, it i.
thought by some the measure would
nullify that measure
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

Senator Kings free high school bill
was recommended for passage by the
senate. 1t allows any child living in a
district which does not provide full
high school course to take the missing
grades at some high school in the
state. The tuition, which is fixed at
rs cents week, is raised by taxation
in his district.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-02-28

Sentiment for the most stringent
anti-pass law possible has developed
TO such an extent in the house that
the exceedingly stringent bill drawn
by the joint committee is likely to
prove inadequate to meet present
Ideas. In its place a substitute bill
VIII be offered that has been prepared
by Representatives McMullen, Jenni
son. Hamer, Cone and Quackenbush.
1t cuts OFF everyone from the free list
save railroad employees, caretakers of
live stock and railroad attorneys and
physicians, who are on an annual sal.
airy OF at least $1,000 each.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
On praftiF Yiss.

eIiie @ans loo neo 8or6et og
ffrep: al r.
"&i9re $r. SuIienl
Sro mig, ieg fsler mig meset uni.
gret ODER DereS : arefiloe Silbu6,
iom reg netop bar n,ootoeet. alIbrbs
funbe leg tanfe, at De brso Gem ON
ct ubetpbelist Itoet gaien iom misl
Men, fiare Sr. Sulien, ieg utao
IT."
5 bette giebIif fomner Giles Taor
iito.
"aa, tant, Wamo!" raobte ellie.
"Sauf, ben bitm,1,e aontortft S1tlien
bar ienbt mig ct Srierbreb. Gr bet
life IatterIiet?~
Wama tager 8repet % ier poa
llnberifriften.
"ao, bin bumnte 9ise,~ raabte
Woren ~forifreffet, bette er life &on.
toriit Sillien bet er ben riee Seru.
perfSeier Sulien."
"aa, OH Waane!" raabte gIiie.
"Sg ieg, Tom tanfte at iise Rei. gai
letter jeg bore So / SteSet, ina fan
ieg benptte iarrrne 9reo."
Sarmens Gaeuifaber. 2ererinSen:
"SSpao er 8orntertS fornemite @gen.
ifab2"
"gt itopibe 2egener."
"@igtig. @ppn ct grempeIl"
80, ON Somrteren er 9agene
Iange, ON 8interen forte"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
Oa marf Gpain frieoe.
% buorleSes han fanbt I'm Snitrn.
"Eapa" bar fsrit impo SurbinSelieu.

Git 9ipS @enbepuuft boobe Der.
Clemens (meo Sorfotterlmpnet Rarf
Stpain) I 1868, benean9 ban brog til
oct SeIlige 2anb ianuneu meo @rfitr'
iicntiterre pao Domperen "Snafer
Gitp". San hao0e ba pirfet | Stem
gorf nm en- fort SiS Tom gtSrags.
p6er i'll 9labet "GIta". 0een iad
fom oItiaa GuIeouingen iii at aisre
Den nppnte Slir, Ser paa rter eub en-
IaaSe fom til at poe iaa flor Sito.
flpheIie paa ben radbarteoe 9obemer.
@Iabets giere bopbe bonoreret DIR.
Clemens meb ioa % iaa meeet pr.
@iorag, | bniIfe han pao fin eienbom.
meIiee tsroittise Waaoe gao uotrpf
for fine Stemuinger, - ba De en- Dag
forbauiebes peS Al mobtnae en- inc.
trongenbe gnmubnirg ira WH. Gle.
mems ON at f~oritrnfte bam meo
$1,000 fornt iatte BAN iitdnb iii at
brn9e ilSenlouos meS oct SeIffab, ban
betegnebe Tom "Srmocents" (fe bans
BOG "Snnocents Nbroao"); iom 8e.
berlag lopebe ban at ienSe &orreipcn.
banter fra Sc f~orifieaige Steoer al
Suteresie. ban beiegte.
otter uogen RsIerL Der par noillr.
.lis nof unSer ioaSanne Suit9neiebe.
Der, bIep anmoSninaen inSpilset, 90
iaa bar oct afteo. Get iiaeS. at 40.
ftiaige operipenSte Roraltiter / Rei.
.ieislset iruot $umorStens Rarpa-
relic miISre suifeIig; Yer. Clemens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
Robert Major.
(of Hen. wergeland; translated by Ole o. Lien.

How charmingly is Ireland looming
Above the rolling pillows blue.
Though but a slave in beauty blooming,
Her sons are heroes, brave and true.
Though in distress and humble station,
She still is loved with passions fire;
Her music sounds like la~meutation
From harpstrings and the ballads Tyre.
First home again, then heavenward feet
ing,
Seemed to the exiled hero BEST
In death he smiled a farewell greeting
To Erin, gem on oceans breast.
This generation, cold, unfecFing,
Can never truly comprehend
Why happy smiles, his death revealing,
With quivering contempt did blend.
Like soaring eagle, tame and faithful,
Death quickly came at his request
To guide him home once more, and
grateful
His soul assign to peace and rest.
The only power that he was welding -
The Fitzgerald's and Tandy's friend
Was that of death, submissive, yielding,
Which all his miseries did end.
How beautiful with colors vernal
Is Ireland. which to him was dear! -
He only hoped hat fields eternal
Would bright as those of home appear.
By forcing death, his thoughts were
turning
To childhood's home on native sod;
For Erin's shore his heart was yearning,
Be merciful to him, oh God!
SenS "0ecorab.8 cIten" til SlPgt
os 8enner | bet eautle 2anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
THE DOCTOR KNEW BETTER

A prominent builder tells the fol-
lowing story: Two Irishmen, close
friends, were laying brick three
stories up, when one, Pat by name,
suddenly lost his balance, falling to
the ground in an unconscious heap.
An ambulance wal quickly summoned,
and the surgeon, upon examining him,
solemnly pronounced him dead. Pat
suddenly sat up and exclaimed,
you're a liar, Ohm not dead" His
friend laid a OBTAINING hand on him,
saying, "Lie down, Pat, sure the
dochthor knows bettr'n you"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
SpoeeIiesmcuen.

8oar man refer nteb Soget fra
Hortb Sbielbs til Refpcaitle, fan man
enSmt lie en- %gainnel, forfaISen og
meget bersrut 8psntipg - bet ct
8elington Reae. Saa Iangt tiIbage
icn | 1910 bar Steoet fienot % frps.
tet Of ale, forbi bet ipsate Der | gu
iet. 9eneans b~enptteoes oct iom
Gorrntslle Of Soiepb llntbanf os
8rocter, os t bet ~tilfteoenoe. $1rs
boeSe Samilien 9rocter. 9e forum
berlise 2po, iom bsrtes / ben samle
@sIe, bar al itangioloig art. lin.
berttSen bsrtes bet IT'D, iom ON ct
sgiel gnloperte rrnot | &1iuanet
ocertpaa. Silanbre Siber bar bet,
ipm ON en- Wangbe Sfrubiern Ipn'
eeSes mo / SIolteoet. Soumetioer
Ifalp belle 9pgntngen, iom ON man
boIot paa at arbeibe meb en- "Sten.
iGtteripmfru" oppe pan Saget. Der
leo iterte gonfelpb, Dere aabneoes,
Sobtrin gtf op oe neo at Srapperne,
CO Of og til bar oct itsrite at <rn'
meme fplot meo &sg.
Get par life iielben at bsre Sts1l
os am1fuIb 2atter gientem Sliet.
"ltbelbispis," tiger en- Dame, JONI
.ffrioer I Occult Repierp", ""iaa tno-
ffrenfet fife Spsgeliet ellen Sps9ei'
Ierre iig iii Stsi os Surm", og bun
fcrtnaer ON De ifrGffeIige 0pleba'
ier, iom en- @tr. Su1pttt oplepet |
fS4t, ba ban opboISt Jig Der / Na'
tdaaet. @n Rnt fste 8ru Brocters
gsitre, ioln bar paa 8eiss / 1feLen,
tporlebes scngen IsfteSes op UNDER
Sent. De troeSe, en- Spr bapoe slen't
Iia mnber Ser9er, men Der ta'tofes
life ct W~en1eife.
Cen fsIaenbe Gat ryiteoes Senset
ndbionrt; SntbGngene beTleoes flere
@rrae poIoiomt op % neo. Seller
lille Sernegane iaubtes Der ct Slo |
@ereliet. Zen treble Rat iloses Gem
oeSraperierne tiIiibe, % I'll in aeo'
ieI loo ssItrene en- bemneligbeoS~
h,Ib auinSeIfiffdie, graablaa al Gar
pe, forrur,e no Of Sessen gierilem
Go,elet ueS Sopeset al sengen. Stlt,
fclIcn bstet iis otter benz % 1crloor'of
ioo / gGsgen isienl
Oct mpihife sppseri hcp er.ealp
orauSfet narmere al en- rits Sa8e
res g,oon gSparb Srurp, iont lam.
men u,eo en- Ben tilbragte sedtteft !
Wslen. Somilien Srpcter par bort
reiit meo llnStaselie al 8roeter lelo'
10 @en,rer forctos be ortbpgseiis'
tie GA melt feptiife ltnoerisseller' %
re-, miSuatstiS begpnSte carmen
ioieu. SEN fsrIte 2pS par al en-, lonl
hoitet / set ton,nte &,m peo Sroer'
al.
sseS ettioen iaa Gr,lrr, OF en-
SfobSer Iaiwiomt aabneoeS. NO
oieruen 9sren tom en- sraaneoi
SpinSeififfelie - bun bolot 9opeoel
fsiet. penltre Saanb trpffet moo Srp.
itet. hsire Saanos 9eseitrsser pesef
Iiae a bam. 9seb ct &1o'aStr@
iprona Srlrp trent moo berioe; He"
hans arme sreb i ben TONNE SAslis
GA han faIot ooer i'm gen, tont pat
Inbret, trrt efter Dozens aroe'oe'
Srpcter, iom par saat tiol@ ftlleies'
rom mn lpringsroe, men alt noao oeN
isr iaa pantro 2age tii'oe ltse. par
'Ier er biml 5or Cubs Stplo, lao
bense life fcnune irro bcrl" utall'se
oar Be 6criss, ioun blep sicrt paa OF
fcrtIare SermieIis9eoen, men tr'sen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

pe buil glertt l en- Gettoe pon oef
eeperite 2oft". Te bar til o. me0
Steoets 2cosoEoermono, Der bIep iaa
rel iprparet. gelp niertte bun, at 81.
enben life piTbe gisre beioe noset
rn0t, % oeri fit bun &et. 8 Wattens
Ssb banoe bum Beisg of mango en-.
gelife Matroier, bueui bun traftereoe
meo aaffe og boab Quiet eIlers for.
moae6e. On al oisie, en- rlore Warr6,
bolm iis Dos berpoe belle Scatter %
neo affteoen tog ban ben samle Some
ON Salien % fpSiebe benoe.
On al betoes SSnaer bar | ben
tibligite llngOom bragct tiiiiss %
bdnoe alorig IoSet bsre fra fig.
Spern Deb, ON bet life bar bom2
Wange troeoe oct.
&enao Mforpen penote Solf tiIbdge
til fine Siern. % life ptoere ieitlist
par bet Spn, iom meote Dem Der.
Sfiiffer og Sfnbe par g~iennemrooet,
os oft al 8Rroi bar borte. en- ia.
mile fa1ot ienere aft lit Sslutsi
igien | en- gretb, 8aseribrsnoen
faIbet, iom enoitu er til. On bet Dor
Ben eller 5ieroe, iom bau6e "siemt"
Oct Der, pioite ingen.
Sos ben iinge 6r,ie. iom peo Raa.
bet "Mangifibet fommer" bar itprtet
ofiteo, % iom ben norife Officer for.
barmeoe Iie ooer, bapbe De eneelfe
@aiter rietie boIbt 9iIoe. S aieIoe.
rem fonbt be 8biifp, Rom % Gorter,
famt en- arlffe meo sgs, boorai be
lagebe itg Gsseooiis. @fterpoa ilog
be @Ias og Stopper ifras. "iaa Der
bar itpgt at fonme frem". Ser for.
ipnebe be fig ogiaa meo ct 8ulbrtbr,
en6el SsIptsi, boi6e 8eIte og bpi0e
SalstsrflGoer meS mere. at til 80.
Fpreoelie | BEN lanee Rat, be boIbt
SoImerne beiat. gGrit iao oct Dog
no | bet Sus. fom al bore e9ne
2mosmprtb bar taset til 2a1aret.
Ser bar bogitapeligt alt peitbt op %
neb. Ga Der bar Wsangel paa Sor.
binoinesiaser, bapoe De ltben pioere
ilaat 8rupben no paa en- ipar Iaaiet
Site al 2irtsi. Ser BAR beIbi9Dts
moi at tage Of. en- Warl6 fro Steoet
pooeSe fig mo for at ic, "og ct srie'
Iigt Spn ntgote bans gie". Sc iaa.
reoe roobte paa @artb, iurn ban our
tisit ifaffeSe tiIpeie.
Siifet bar ogioa eIers MArrfer ef'
fer Slaget, ba bet Ino Iise | Sfitblin.
ien tn ct ltbet Stpffe siterfor BET
Steb, bppr "Gdiaoen" anfreSe op.
9e iaarebe blen Dosen efter fsrt
til @isgr, - be bsbe - IS ialt -
blep graplagte Der. 8lonht Dem bar
aapteinIsitnoitt @rootidiIitg og
ben iuige Sisbelt Ssitnant Setter
&itbl, begee oarfte.
On oaffer boib Warmoriten beteg.
nebe De to 2sitndnters @rape, efter
Sigmbe ienot bio Of @rcotihiain9s
Gorlcpeoe. .
8 tS47 reiite Staten en- Stette
oper De faIbne .&rtgere. Den 1soe
al,giit famine aar foregif @fTertn-
een. Ststten er of Grant og bar
Sorrn al en- afbruffen RaIt. Gen
Elep mtbrcst ct Stptfe neoenfor Den
cmtaIte Winbeiteu, fom m9rfelig
nof bIep lagt ulber bert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

TerGlSrelps. 2iSeu @ut: gn al
en- Gent, min Serre, Ill en- itlffeIs
for9lbrelss!
9enIis Si9l: @cn on er life for.
aISrelss; ies iaa Dig sua meo bin
5ar netop M.
Chen @rt: Sa, men Sur er for.
9IoreIps, % Oct er Tor BAN ieg TIC.
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

Stun cngnna. Ting 9oftor: Sor
De nogeufinbe tact fell al Spsopm.
men, Softor2
@crsmt 0oftor: 3ltn engonJ. On
rSieI fI9ot IanS fom til mia Ell
Gag, 90 ieq ia til BAN, at ban leo al
Soarig 5orosieIie. Chen fit ies
bere. at ban bar rig NOT til al bNcc
Eaot appenbicitis. ... #
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
a Country Fall.
(By Melvin Lien, in BUFF AND BLUE, Gal.
landet College, Washington, d. c.

Birds are shrilly calling,
As they southwark fly;
Hick'ry nuts are falling -
Leaves go 1utt ring by;
Apples, fragrant, mellow,
Lie upon the ground;
Fields of corn grown yellow,
Rural homes surround.
Springtime's faithful showers
Decked with richest green,
Fields and woodland bowers
Space where now are seen
Pictures that October
With his touches bold,
On a background sober
Paints with red and gold.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05
PA G

"These fish, my dear Mrs. Hen
bricks" remarked the minister, who
was discussing a Sunday dinner with
the family, "are deliciously fresh. /
am enjoying them very much" They
ought TO be-" volunteered Bobby,
also enjoying them; PA caught 'em
this morning"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

SenS "9ecorab.8 Soften" til Sl9gt
oe 8enner I bet eannle 2ar6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-05

al Dem nor tIfrebsihnenoe Gps-
9eriet fortiatte - og f~ortfGttes tart.
ife ben Dag ibag | BEN gurrIe Isslle.
r1rin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-02
ALBRIGHT WRECK.
AN EYESORE To
COMMUNITY
MAS0NS FILE COMPLAINT
WITH CITY COUNCIL
Ladies Wait on Council Re
garding City Playground,
City Officers Reports and
Other Business,

That the ruin of the old Albright
studio on South Third street opposite
the Masonic Temple is an eyesore and
a detriment to the good looks of the
community is the allegation made by
a committee of Temple Lodge M. 6,
which submitted a petition to the
council last night that the ruin be
RACED. The building is owned by Mrs.
Franc Albright and vas reduced to 4
wreck by a disastrous fire two years
or so ago. Since that time the bic
and lettering walls have been standing
until the members of Temple Lodge
have appealed to the city fathers to
have them removed. The matter was
referred to a committee and the city
attorney.
A committee of ladies representing
the Woman's club, the w. G. T, l.. and
other organizations waited on the
council last Night in connection with
the movement for the establishment
of a boys playground in this city.
\ special committee consisting Of
Messrs. Hayden. Hanlev and Isher-
wood was appointed TO confer with
the ladies' committee which already
has secured some Information regard
ing suitable sites and cost. A short
limo ago a petition to the council. was
circulated asking that such a public
playground be established. the paper
being signed by nearly every business
man i'm the city. The idea is "A most
c~ommendable one. City Attorney
Hickey in his capacity as a private citi-
zen made a few remarks on the subs
ject last night. urging the feasibility
and Importance Of the project ana the
need Of doing il now before land is
cOstlier and harder 10 secure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-02
THANKS
RAILROAD FOR
FOUNTAIN SITE
Expression of Gratitude Also
Extended to National HUI
name Alliance for Beautiful
and Useful Gift,

The city council last night extended
its thanks.tO the National Humane
alliance for the gift 90 his city u a
beautiful and expensive granite drink
ing fountain aud 10 the Santa Fr tail-
way and its president D.. y. Ripley for
generosity iu donating "a site for The
fountain. The fountain has been de-
scribcd before. Il is % OF many doe
mated TO leading cities OF the country
by the National Humane Alliance with
a ind left hV the late Herman lee
Ensign. philauthrppisf and founder of
the alliance, for the purpose. The
fountain b. OF granite. weighs several
is adorned with "a hHud~1m.
bronze tablet and Viii furnish 60 drink
ing place iur persons horses % dogs
10 viii be- placed. through % genri-
usItN of thD railway COMPANY tf the
corner Yf First street % East Central
venue nn 81 corner Hf 20 vacant lpi
opposite the AIyarad" owned by the
Santa fr. The appIuarhr- i' the
fountain Wul De- arranged SGD thaf
teams may go clear around b. Thr
viii Doe "a granite drinking bowl sIA
feet 90 diameter Huri fHur feet deep laf
hprf Tn. location IS p~I4ruCallt th'
only feasible one iu fHu city and tine
Hfa g. company BIAS made DO Un-si-
tpr tnn city tu Htt uf tus GIlt
Tho negotiations It-ulfIuE iu fHr
curing OF The fountain were begun
through %. ~. -. HfHHn. president 81
tho local humane society. N" IHHF-
uf thanks passed IH-t night Hn
motion pr Alderman IHlrnard stare
that rho city VIII ake Do l'uuf poo
from ihr car hrre. It1Ua If iu position
and make and maintain The necessary
connections A copy OF fhr r,-
Uas ur1ar0f som fp Pres
and fhe officers uI fnr National
Humane alliance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-02
BIG BATCH or MONTHLY
(IIN RIpOIIIS EENn

The reports Of city officers for the
month of June were submitted last
night. The report of the city engineer,
besides other statistics given elsewhere
showed line ana grade given during
the month for l.1S3 feet Of 6-foot
sidewalks; 50 feet of 1-foot sidewalks;
S3S feet of S-foot sidewalks. and 1856
feet of 1O-foot sidewalks. a grand to-
tai of 2,257 feet. \ survey has been
made of the Francisco Armijo y Otero
addition and "A plat made showing
Slate venue a. conforming with the
existing line as shown on the plat Of
the northern addition.
Building Inspector NhitcOmb re-
ported 10 building permits ssucd, val
uation $2S.250, plumbing certificates.
% electrical inspections #, street and
alley openings -.
The report Of the city marshal
showed 50 arrests, PSI meals served.
$500 collected in fines.
The report of the city treasurer. MI.
Rogers, showed a balance July l, of
$~1O.93S.46.
The report Of city Clerk Harry +.
Lee showed S3S6.75 in licenses col
leCted during the month.
The ordinance including cement
sewer pipe i'm that authorized for the
city. was passed on its final reading.
The ordinance regarding the eN-
change OF pole ctVilitics between the
various Nllt-HllluEHlE corporation Ut
the city was read for the second time
The ordinance regarding the fumi-
cation of houses n the charges
therefor was read the second time.
The motion by Alderman Hayden that
Architect Cristy bee paid for his work
In dra wing up plans for the city build
ing was referred to the finance COM
mittce.
Various other matters of more pr
less importance were attended TO ana
the council adjourned at . o'clock ar
ter one of the hottest sessions on rec
ORD. Tho meeting was held in the
office of city Clerk Lee and all mem-
beers attended in ncgligce costume, an
persons I'm full dress being refused adj
mittance at the door bysthe city mar
shal. Members of the council were
frequently excused for a few minutes
20 go out and get "a Whit of fresh
air and the electric fan was turned so
as to play fun upon the mayor n
city clerk i'm order To- allow of any bus
mess being transacted at all. All
present pcrspircd freely and altogether
there was "a hot time.
Those present were Mayor Mckee
and Aldermen Hanloy. Learnard, VIII
kerson. Hayden, sherwood, n Neu-
stadt. Aldermen Harrison and Beaven
being out of the city.
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The very best Of Kansas city Reef and
Third street.
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that under the two leases it had It
right 10 cmove improvements made
by the city on the property; that only
improvements were removed.
and hat the dilapidated condition Of
the venerable cX-city hail is due en-
tirely To- the natural wear and tear.
some twenty-five years of ox-
istence. W. b. Childers IS attorney
FOR the plaintiff in the suit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-02
TO FILE ANSWER
IN CITY DAMAGE
SUIT TODAY
VIII Deny Allegations in Action
by Otero for $1,000 on Ac-
count of Rack and Ruin
of City Hail.

20 H understood Thai city Attorney
NJ. e. Hickey WITH file an answer 200
behalf ~ thc city of Albuquerque in
the district court TODAY iu the damage
suit Tor $500 braught hY Alfredo
Bfers against the city ON account of
alleged neglect and removal 20 prop
criy from tho old city building prem-
ise- % will De remembered bter"
filed "a suit June ~ alleging that the
city had. in violation If itz lease. re-
moved buildings from rhs 'ut 90 the
time ii abandoned the old city han.
and that the city had also allowed
the building 90 GO 10 rack and ruin.
fafiiug o. live uu 90 it- agreement tn
deliver the PREMISE in a. good c'nui-
lion a. when received. minus p
usual wear and ear
n IS understood th, cry uHn claim