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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
FRANKLIN WON
AUTO CONTEST
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
REPORT FROM
THE SHAMELESS

Si1ce there ara 10 friends Of the
BuHszin baseball players seeking 10
have ths narrowing details suppress
Sd il nay be stated that the Adyer-
tiSer team yesterday made something
over twenty runs 10 the eight OF the
Calves AZ the league ball PARK in the
Afternoon
TEsEe nay have been more runs for
The Advertisers. but the scorer lost
sxzct track ~hs1 The amount reached
the eighteen o. twenty marx
IN -hs first place. the Bulletins miss
81 tAsSr P=zrlils. Albright, for the
i-tls Cd Sapoli0 did not get into the
wash Until O'Clock whsn he blew
onto The field with the remark that
he had Z good excuse for being late
Tns g0od excuse nay have been in
the grelisrsld o. al Sunday school,
but nobody Rew, since ne kept mum
II TIE first inning the TIsers made
SIX rUns Ike daylight fireworks II
Albright had bean th=re. there might
have b@sz z different tale IN the first
inning Brewster was another ulzn
missed from the fed. not that tie
stars we've playing. but the father Of
newspaper ball should have
ben o. hand 70 inspire the players
Th=-e vas not 50 immense z -rJ@i
as O. the preceding Sunday When
1h= first game started there we're but
seventeen paid admissions, and xhen
q lady with Z fve-dolIzr gold piece
Ea1ted 70 buy five tickets she and
hsr friends had 20 BE- Admitted free
bsczCS@ there -as not enough money
OF the fed 70 make change
In the second game, q ~eu-pIzyed
affair, TIE Mercantile Printers defeat
ID ths Paradise boys By eight 70 TWO.
II vas z case Of Paradise Lost. IN
spite q the angels IN the gTandstand
Eho rooted royalty fo- their tezm-onsl
Ehirs-rO5e5 zrchzngA and several
7ther dzIntIly-sttfred Birds OF Para
5ise- They made Z noise Ike the
1thsr place. however, WHEN their team
Iost
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
CHEYENNE
WANTS BOYS

Eos1 ?. Lo~ Is il rso=ipt Of TIE
f0-l9~ing Interesting correspondence
fr9- C1=yz1ns- Tyo--
Caeyszne, wy0. May :. 1913
Nr Eoz1 P Low. Honolulu Hawai-
D@zr Sir Replying ID your favor q
Ap-ll = leg % STATE THAI ths Fro1tisr
Committee iii y wiling 70 pay 80
il cash toward the sxpn Of yo-r
tEo beS- r55=rs and r0g@-s- Il thsy
I'll cone 70 Cheyenne and participate
II 0r riding and r9pi1g contests OF
Angst y. = and =, 1s.8 We VII
sls1 provide ruo0 and hard f0r tL=u
during I1e days q Ihs sd0~ Thsy
VII q cOE-s=- have Ihe sane oo1o--
ruziry . pz-uCipzt= II tL= contests
fo- p1z& Lz- any otls- coa-ss-z-ts
night have
VII Do OU best 70 give The boys .
god tine and assure the1 fair treat
us1t II Al contests Let -. knoE AZ
o1ee ~hzc re can 6=Deld upon sudt
also give Is the uzuzs Of The boys
and any facts concerning thsu that @eI
co-ld uss II advertising then II y0u
lave any b1cE1z o rUping picturas
from which ~ oold have cuts made
70 b us@t II our advertising Elzttsr,
kindly SAID = Sane
II The boys sz1t this uoley al
vzocsd % them before Ihey start, vel
are P-epzra5 70 make the advance. O.
thsE can have Il i~a5izrely Upon
-hsI- arrival hsE
Taking EO1 for your interest II
this matter. and trusting IL nay BE-
co1vs1is1t for y0u % - present. with
- ~ the s1o~. I remain. very re
specially yours. Z " STONE,
SsEetzry-
Mr. L0~ z-ztad Iz- ,tght that Il
~zz IkeIy tizr h= would send two
Hawaiian COWBOYS % the Fro--sr
SloE. ard that they world probably i
y k1z Pzr5F and Archie Kzauz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
WILLIS RODE
TWO WINNERS
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- a. Ezp-o-z-i PARK yesterday a.
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NE zzsz hs-E=z : z LsEs shan
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s-z5s Il n lad Tzs hack IL
creased rs s6vz-Ez= % = lslgh- but
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S1E-ocE = EC1 pretty rza= ~
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5cys - - bz- TIE tine was q -
s-s
T-s s=-o-5 -zcs vS 3 th-@-signths
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Dixie S-z-cs- y 81 Wzlt.- L.c.z--
lEs-s Srs So Wis ro5s Sire
So and op.1pz1 EE up q th= o-h=-
T1s Dixie b1-ss had IL polz
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Il = - s=e915s- Sur= sao- Is : vET
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P@L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
kEIO TEAM
A STRONG ONE

On re izS- steamer arriving t1on
Tie Orient ths Sporting fraternity O
Eo2alclu we're enlightened IS 70 the
ps-soaaa 81 TIE bzu tssn from TIE
Far East their -eSoods sni positions
One q the features % the brown
mans Playing = their hsss--Vnni-S
Fur speed S16 acton they Srs hard
70 bazt. ss the 81 Louis team can
vel vo-ch foE. while their banding
u squeeze pl2yS. 6Ochle steals and
so-s q tie Iz-eS. tricks a th,s game
IS certain 70 slsclt TIE praise Of the
fans.
Photozrzphs o< each payer soco--
panied ire mass Q. sztorsansots sr5
ro1 tine % tine wln Sppsz- il these
colD-S ksy@z- the --lris- WHO
I'll CO -hs SAP ~ork for The k=tos.
: bzt : younsSts-. and tron The Pho
coEzp1 resembles FL Scz
% % ths tine the Saints paid thstr
visit . hzso. kzym played center.
Int after : few Instructions tron CUP
ocyS II t1s u-5e-nzo5 b.sE h managed
% Pant himself II TIE box 70 % The
-Ei-ElE zszI1S- -h= Saints u their
lzs- CANA he result 70 in favor
q lie EsS-- was 6-s alma 70 this bays
So-k
For picking n Few players and
that thsy know Ii" 10
- than = must tz sad that the
to-=lElz-s cs--ztoly can 50 sou= IN
Ike s51s u the American players.
C1sy VII Es-sl- ~a-c1 s16 lsz-u, ard
-hs1 p-- tn play through
H=5o University XII b-ilE twelve
mn : Manager zci : c02ch- and the
team = due - arrive hare q July =
Eu-o,c-u XII lit bs SOW 70 take
-hsSe bays under IT'S hoSpirzhls wing
far He TOM knows froR experience /
how Esu TIE local bays fz-a5 ShA n #.
-1s fs- eastern land
TIE initial lilsup Of ths team ID Play ]
Santa cara and the Hawaiian utls I
zu D - follows Fuk16z. g: Eo-
g@z. p TeAhz~a- Il Abe, %;
81 ED=yz0z- H. N--z- 4
szui. n Ob.zsz1i. e. Sa%k. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
DIG up

T-z-yzS-Sc - sSzze fo- ro-,-
$50 yzA1 z-6 less $500
= exposes III
vi : expected 81 fo- 81
zoazy
- E5ze-y Evsy
SeCc
yacht
Al cc1--hzss6 yacht
ny CARES s1ry possible
VII 525 rzs
Ez5y
".
p-oE-s-c- vi - kzpPy receive
- -es1sS e1y z-so NEEDED quickly.
6o-z-
vi III szs-s1- red>ez
- zEE hz1lsz cAsck
bsz b.yEs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
SAINTS HAMMER
THE PUNAHOUS

In z clean, but rather SLOW. game
played yesterday Efrer1oon, On the
OzhE College grounds. the st. Louis
College second nine defeated tie Oahu
ans sscOnd zine for third tine, By
z seo-e Of L 20 :. J. Smith and 7.
Yen formed the battery for the Saints,
while 7 Frzzis-. and o Hind did the
Eo-k for ths Puns- Wrs- EOopi did
s51s lively coaching along the line for
the Saints
The MnsuDs were ~ follows
s. Louise. Brio. Ct; Tamzshfro.
Il; Aionz feep-sinl. ~, a Along. 9.
Holt =: " Wells. s.: Z Shfeber.
h. 7 Yen. g. J. Smith, ..
Pulzh5u-Ahrsns, Ct. Taylor, L.
HitchcOek, n Hind. II: Non Yin.
81 EgzlLz. H.: c. TiIlfong (eaptain).
e; 7 Frazier. ?.
UmpirezArno,d and V. Ayau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
HoNoR 70 WHOM ETC.

TIE 51-Fzrds fOotrzce Il Ezpiolz1i
Park O SATURDAY vas Won by d.. Way
son AID n0t BIZ Dr. Tyzzn . STATED II
tss loezl pzperz This opportunity L
taken q giving tzrf.E sreifit 70 Ike Win
Esr q TIE sprint II which ChzrIey Bel
liza vas defeated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
NEE-N- ---rES

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z--s -z-1s- -- ~ --1-a-s-
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80 Gay save 61--'s - z75 pz--
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26

LzE= G1zz- better EoEn -
Eo-1z S1z-Esy. fond tire % 1o-tfE
-5s Spring E5z-a- YESTERDAY that h
ND Hk= . boI any -ss-poz1zs- Il
Ec11-ul1 f. 4 - S5s be-
E0@E S1z-ksTz Lzs- fight Ez Thsn
r k17cEs5 o1r Gree A-ze-zo1 II
1s s=co-5 -1U
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
JAPS BEAT
THE kAALAs
CFron Mondays Advertissr.l

he ms game OF the Riverside
Baseball League PLAYED yesterday af-
ts--ooa az ASla PARK resulted in the
japanese defeating the KS2i2S by the
sco-s - 70 =
Tns lineup follows:
[2g2reSs Athlstic-F. Lunins. c: J.
FIo7sS. ~ = Packard. H. J. Motley.
81 : RoSS. so-s NJ SuslSSS, - y.
ASi3'o, Il, : Flores. II: Ku2lii. CT
HS2lzs-Nsk&lui. Butler. c, Msdsi-
-oS- =, Mskznui. Butler. III: Chilling
worth. ~: F7sitss- Sd; Kakzowzi.
-, Van GieSsn, EOoqii. #; Kupa,
Il Smith, r Parker. e.
sore by innings SRd summary:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26

Bass o. bsIs-Or Espinda. >;
AGEs- I: J. 10. @ Struck out-By
ESpsnSs, &; Adns, :: La. : Tvo-bass
hi-s-Bsilsy. walker Double plays
B4i,sy-Corrss- Housu-Corrsa, Asam-
Eng sang Passed hsIl-HOopii Hit
by pitched bzH-Sins Choag
Tine Of game hour - minutes.
90 CE==ir@Ssrr Bower.
N -hs ninth Walker made = two
h4EEs- and stole third. coming home
q : passed ball thrown TO the catcher
b. : spectator Umpire Bower ruled
Il : h20cssi ball and his decision
caCs@i : great deal OF discussion at
the tine and after the game
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26

Sacrifice hitS-P2-ss-. Ross Two
ozSe hic-Hu2lu. LuuinS. Freitss.
Bases On b2ils-o- Medicines. :: of
Fto-es- / Struck cut-By Nedeiros.
&c. Flores. 3 Double plsy-FJoreS-
Passed bsIlS-Mskanui.
:; Butler. l EiI by pitched balls
Ms-=eiroS. Motley.
Ti-s OF gsn@I hour - minutes
TIE second game. was won by the
P@lS12s from the Chinese Athletics
BY the sooze % ; 70 2
TIE lineup follows;
c a C--Sins Chons. s.: ". Ayau.
e. John 10. .b--p-s C. But. c: Atkins,
p---h-: Z Aysu- 81; Eng Sang, ID:
Aol Yin, Z: & Y. Ching. II;
Aszn. ID.
Pzlauas-Bailey. S. Ksalohs. sb.:
walker. e.: Espiads. p: Zerbe. II:
Clement. re; Eonsn. 81: Cores,
II; HooP;i. c: Pssluhi. r.
So1rs By innings and summary:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
CHAPTER XIII,

Sybil and Anthony retired to far cor
ner of the winter garden and sat down.
curiousy silent. Anthony was gradually
gaining ground with her. He was some
thing which required explaining more and
more every moment. Further, he sug-
gested strength. and when a woman, be-
sides natural leaning toward a man
| individuality, realizes the presence of
| strength and more than suspects mys-
| terry she is within his grasp. She was
wondering how she should begin to ques-
! ton him about himself. If he would only
confide in her the secret by which he
managed her uncle it would be exceeding
ly convenient. Just because. however,
| there was more than the possibility Of
romance between them, and because. as
yet. there had been no avowal. she felt
d certain fear and shyness of him.
Il think the ball is going to be sue
cess. don't you?'' he asked.
ut is success, She answered, en-
phaticaliy.
do you know he said Il think there
ought to be Il law against deceptive sim
plicity.'
She looked at him demurely.
what do you mean?''
, He turned his chair a little round so
| that he could look at her conveniently.
II believe that the feminine arts of The
| ages have been merely different stages in
| the. evolution of that frock-and by that
| frock / mean YOU
You are making me out to be a mass
of artif1ce.''
Not a mass of artfice, but the fine
| flower of artifce as distinguished from
artificiality. If you We're not, you would
not even understand what / am talking
| about
Have you no artifice?''
"Oh. dear yes. Why do you ask?'
Because you strike me as being mys-
| terious''
And" he said, looking at her with a
| directness which made her color, you
| would like me to eXuiain myself.
| Then You do need explanations
Il never said So
! Il think you must have magical
| powers"
What makes you think that
Because you manage Uncle Percy so
perfectly
do you think 1 have mesmerzed hm?''
81 sometimes wonderland does
| mother
"Supposng 1 were to. tell you very
| frankly that there is a mystery:
MY instinct tells me that. but you
won't tell me equally frankly what that
| mystery is
The Duke of Frant came to claim his
partner and Anthony smiled as she left
him. raising his eyebrows and Struggling
his shoulders. as much as to say:
You see, there is no time to tell YOU
now.
Sybl regretted that she had not given
him more than one dance
II have been asking Bobby March,
down all about him. He doesn't seem to
know much said the duke as they com
menced to waltz.
why should he?" asked Sybil
''Oh. he knocks about the theaters a
good deal
"The theaters seem to have knocked
Mr.. Marchdown about a good DEAL il it
comes to that
The duke wondered whether she meant
to be severe or humorous. and coming to
the conclusion that so pure looking and
Young a creature must have intended the
former said:
''Oh. Bobbys all riEht-youve only got
to know him.
This is an Englishman's way Of de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16

Tending a questionable friend. although
he must be aware that knowing him Is
the very last way to put him right.
.Of course. ! haven't had much ex-
perience.' said Sybil. but as tar as
can make out men are made rather more
endurabie by being battered
Frant thought she might be right. and
conscious that he bad gone through d
certain amount of battering himself. felt
that he might take il as compliment.
"All the same. l can't help wondering
why Cammarleigh engaged him as secre-
tary'' The duke had not heard the
rumor as regards Anthony's birth.
Perhaps he liked his handwriting, an
swered Sybil.
II never thought Of that" said the
duke quite seriously.
.'Or perhaps, he understands English
grammar and in that case he really
would be possession. wouldn't he?'
The Duke of FraDt began to hope that
Sybil would not be too clever for him,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16

and he hardly spoke again till the end
of their dance.
The cotillon was an amazing Success.
There was a large party who thoroughly
took to the idea Of fishing. The prime
minister sat patiently with miniature
rod unmoved when a witty peer belong
ing to the opposition accused him Of tish
ing for votes He managed to secure
packet done up in waterproof which was
found to contain butterscotch.
Everybody was in, the highest spirits,
and Anthony. without making himself too
prominent. was largely responsible for
the general good humor.
(To be continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16

Stranger notice your name is ID.
Are you related to the wealthy family OF
that name in London. may ask
Mr.. u. tpoor. but respcctablel-l am
IA distant relative. sir.
Indeed. How Distant.
"Well-as distant as they can keep me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
Ribbons

FOR best Moire Betting. usual
IL Vr " 50c yard: 4Sc yard for e.
SS inch Persian and Dresden
Ribbons usually SOC yard; 66c yard for
finch Embossed Sash Ribbons. usual
v &c yard. 13c and 19c yard for )
and ! inch Satin Taffeta. Plain Taffeta
and Dresden Ribbon. in all colors OF
navy brown cardinal. blue, pink.
white and black, usually 19c and 2oc
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
s'Klosfit'' -=Newly Patented Petticoat.


The Jersey Cores the hips with govesnap fasteners
"kose that wrinkle possible. The
New York this morning, said
New York have wild this skirt and
know ladies Washington will do liksewise. The
Sik-ke editions of the "kosht be
and Go hd floor; Madame Flor
Thorne.
Demon stratio OF
During this demonstration the following special prices hold
Princess, instead of S. and the "P. d..
$500 instead of $3.50 Take third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-16
Wash Goods

yard for ISc White Figured
pc Madras: colored stripes and
SS plaids and figured organizes.
ward for PC French Organ
No dies and 4O-inch White Per-
w sian and French Lawns.
ward for 3Ic French Cling
1SC hams. Figured Swiss and A.
wv inch French Lawns.
ward for SOC Mercerized Ba-
,UC tiste, A. inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-17

last preceding municipal election be
etied with the cts comptroller with
in thirty taNl DAYS after the official
publication of the designation Of TIE
beet bidder TOT the proposed fran
ehisc. and dusinr Faid period q
te iu allegiance. ~ no referendum pc
tIlion he filed. the tity council mas
finally pass tie ordinance ana grant
tur franchise. subject Go action - The
MAYOR a. ~ the ease ef Other OF
dtnhnees II referendum petition
be rled the franchise shall he sub
mIttrd 60 vote 81 the qualified
electors ut tHe next general election
nE az special election IT the pro
naHcd srantee shalt offer and rtnz
vide tire expense thereof aud tie
uIiF council shall authorizes tHe same
official publication notireH uf elrt
tIun. conduct and manner II elections.
preparation % nfflefal ballots. count
iuH and tantaaHinE 81 Nates. hfa cor
tlfyins al Returns 81 ans elrt ton en
tire graHtinR - franchise ahail Dc
done Substantially - IN prov idsd tuf
tie HuhmlaHtaa 90 vote 81 thc people
ora amendments % the CITY thallFts
II the proposed franchise ordinance
receives iu les faNuF q maiafitf 81 at
the VoteH east FOR and aEalnHt the
same Il shall be deemed Co ee fatis
lied ami the eitY cuunrli may there
upan finally pass and adopt the
same IT 10 fall to receive said iua
fnrity m Ns favor. the franc htHr "f
dfnanes shall 30 deemed rejected and
no further proceedings HHall - Ned
Hereunder The same methods Vt
procedure shall obtain ia the EATEN
sion Of any sktnfinE franc utEHH. "t
auR riHhtH hereunder nn N the sfant
Of a new franchise No street fhll
Nay franchise shall ga aas event hF
granted. extended or renewed 70 ant
date hgKuud December atsti 1879
minority Of the city council w.
elndluR not ieaa than thlfd 81 All
the members airttad. shall have TIE
rIHht and power % invoke fsfrft
rndum vote Ca franchise ordinance
without the films Of auy rstitlpn
therefor
Ths provisions Of Section =. Ar
tlria ~ Of the Charter heink IT, con-
fiIet with the provisions - this soc
ten ate hereby suuefnHdHH
witness uif hand this ist aaf ~ YET
's~t'' = - a " CARROLL.
ciss Comptroller and IA ofncie cip
rats Of first publication, February
I. 1905
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UHaOLurfON 80. tifa
puopstef5B ANTNuMTNsf No. 4.

RESOLUTION 80 iitl
rnOPufEb AMENDMENT No. ~
A resolution and ptopeH iilgaa %
amend Section ? 81 Article VII OF
tie CTS charter. aud pfafldlus Tor
the sphmiasleH ~ auth proposed
amendment 10 the qualified voters
Of the city Of Seattle at the neat
geuufat election.
itu h fesoiVed ny tho city Council
Of tho city ~ Seattle
tie CTS charter ~ the city - r.
attta he amended 10 rad AZ follows
section y H1fai 1t shall be the
dutf 81 the Superintendent ~ Light
lbs and Water Works 60 Ilkidif en.
fore the provisions Of all lighting
contracts 20 recommend 90 tho
board changes. removals o. install.
latiuna 81 Hight AID. under the eens
troll ~ The board. when The gity
shall have acquired o. constructed
shatss s" ~ ana .iirsst re operation
aua maintenance 81 thu same Ne
shall under tie direction - the
board have tie management ana
control Of tie operation and main.
tsuancr 81 the saief works Hud
water system 81 tho city 10 shall
enforce ali ordinances and the rules
~ the beard 9plafiuA % his depart b
usHt lie shall appoint. under civil
ssrfige rules supsfti H~ ard control
ANA HNNNNHHH anu fNNi Ht#f - ~ NtNH ~
rartmsut iie shall cause 20 BE-
krpt proper accounts with al con-
aumsra Of satrf aud Hight. and shall
every ntHoif ftel days rumpfIe q
statement % tie nance and proper
~ % such consumers - are dslins
qusai. ana shall forthwith cause tho
service e these consumers 10 BE- dis
continued
Ths city Treasurer she'll collect
the bills issued BY The water and
lighting department ard hhal issue
ssa shail report dsliy 10 ths ely
Cumpifa4iHF tie amounts collected
TIE city Comptroller shalt az
least auee each menth. o. aftcnsr ~
required pIsssn, ie ths hosfa y
the transactions ~ she fAHhtiHg ard
Water Department. Including re-
Cslnta ffsui all sources aud stpeHai-
tufss. teasthsr with statement
shesins ne FINANCIAL enf.aiiion q
shall provide - ofdlnancs all nsass-
nAHa regulations faF ths prapuf
6nidanre Of tie city Treasurer ard
the Superintendent u Lighting and
Water WORKS IN relation 10 the col.
tsetiun ah6 enforcement % iiHht
And power and water rates and oth-
~ charges
Ths aup~rinfsndent - fAEhtiaT
and Water Works shall have such
further powers and duties az sre
provided ~ thiH Charter o. the
ritN couaelf 81 ths naard % rub-
iie Works may. from tins 10 time
rfnsfFihr o. direct
AID - " Further resolved Nhat
the foregoing amsndmaut 10 ard
The same is hereby submitted ~ shr
nua iIfi~d voters % the cts % So
attic foH their ratification or reaHg-
ttaa AZ the neat EeasFal electioa 60
10 held March = tsHs
Passed the city Council the znd
daF - tanuAfF. itet ard signed
~ ms fn open session In aufheHHis
cation 81 lie Passage this .ud aAY
% January. 1895
q ~ BURNETT. tn.
pfsnt6snt Of the city guancit
fHfed the @ud day Of January fsat
~ " CARROLL
Ginfh
p4is Of firs, pabiio4tiSn. February
l. ts0s
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Of the city Of Seattle ~ the nest
lie ID resaived. Va tie Cita Council
Of tHa eltf uf SEATTLE AZ follows.
That Section / - Article XVII ~
the city charter 81 tie city ~ Be.
attic 30 amended no a. 10 read ~
section I. The mayor shall ~.
reiKe annually e salary 90 81. zoe 90.
to 10 paid monthly Thn annual %
aries 90 the foliowiuH Officers 81
this rlty shall 30 50 RHhie monthly.
aud shall. be as follows Corpora.
ton Counsel tASnn. 90. Treasurer
81 zoe %. city Comptroller and eks
offiain olff CLERK $500 90
Aud be- II further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be and the
naulu BE- hereby submitted 10 thu
qualified fatvrH Of the city 90 ~.
attic for their ratification or Re
jos tiuu "a tho neat general election
60 be held TIE sra day Of March.
1905
Passed the cttY Council tho auth
DIV Of December 1907. aud niEuea
by me in open session in autheutis
cation Of it, passage this auth day
Of December 1907
~ r. REYNOLDS
President Pre- ten Of the city
gauurli
PILED ~ me this 10th day OF lie
eemhef, 1907.
city Comptroller ana eA.offieio city
tteFh
pals OF fret publication. February
I. fhHk.