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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
CHAPTER XIX.

BE il ordained ~ the city Council city follows,
established which Shall consist q e following officer. ana members
ladders ns ar@ nd o an e. IN many ef n @ %s n s
entire organized fire department shall consist Of not less than five paid
q a Sf%s aa ia aS 5 & 'ha sE s S d IL general supervision
a1 dq Il ann son n q ad + r. appointed n
and regulations tor the management and guidance the department
subject approval Of the city council and shah procure such
furnishing, maintenance repair the fire protection Of the og
Upon the enactment this chapter there shall appointed
@ The city council n nominations o te mayor f. @ board o aldermen
chief q the fire department and three assistant engineers who
their Office from the first day Of April until their
city council The seniority and rank the engineers shall be determined
Al applications for membership in le sli 5
made upon blanks furnished BY the committee department and all
applicants ndwing The said committee shall report the
decide material The mayor shall eupon nominate 81
o dpR e pos er''n 9 reported as he may think best qualified
any applicants nominated Be- rejected BY the board aldermen
until ell positions are hed When any such nominations shall have been
city clerk SHAH hold his office position until suspended
until the office position Is otherwise vacated and person An
aPpoinssa a. o S h nor tt a e @ % P y Aforesaid li
or suspended BY the city council At any time for violation q any law
department and any time Be filed in the
Sec Every person eligible membership department
the United be able
speak English language temperate
body health and mind aud Of good personal appearance
andsha not o o
Every who shall be appointed member Of the
department snail take and a rf E Us following.
solemny win support the constitution
and the ordinances Of the City Of Barre obey
regulations department City OF
Barre and win faithfully discharge the duties 81 the Office q
according the best OF
my and ability. Help Me God"
Sec The committee on fire department may substitute or employ
temporarily who needed because emergency
fill vacancy occurring in the department by reason Of the absence
disability discharge resignation death
any member such substitution and employment shall not extend beyond
meeting aldermen.
the meeting Of the city council board Of aldermen they shall
report writing such the the circumstances
and council board Of aldermen
the every member Of the department
promptly comply with the rules and regulations adopted the govern
mento 81 the department
shall be paid to officers and Of the fire depart
annual salaries shall be fixed BY the city
eoand
The chief engineer assistant engineers and superintendent
Of shall De eligible appointment permanent
compeasaions shall considered fi
pensatien all rendered the city the respective
their official capacity POSITIONS aud no uniform personal
rubber rubber
Other material thing shall he furnished &
Of ev h be ahaf favor any person
memis1 or officer Of said department.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

place place along through
of the streets public highways within the city Of Barre he shall
present his petition writing to the city council board Of aldermen
for permission to make such removal which petition shall describe the
building its dimensions location the place which designed to be
removed the through which the
be moved building shall be along through
the highways Of the city place place.
above specified without the written permit of the city council board
aldermen.
Sec The every building other removed
aforesaid shall the city all oaoned
to the city such be asceaned by the city council board
shall bond to the city such the council board Of
aldermen shall prescribe satisfactory said council aldermen,
for the Of all such damages costs and ocasned by
said removal
Sec In shall be the moving Of building to
down trim post wire other obstruction
the line OF the street highway along through which said
building that shall be forth the petition and
shall unless special permit shall have
other obstruction shall be moved unless special permit shall have
given therefor aforesaid
shall employed removing
building along through OF the streets highways
aforesaid person shall of
branch branches his who shall
we without such permit from the city council board OF
aldermen, compliance with the and eondi
shall be fined than fifty dollars
Every engaged building aforesaid shall
be posted and maintained at distances either direction
said building suitable notices by suitable lights by night
warning that the street impossible obstrued by
the moving Of said building Every negectng refusing 70
maintain notices lights illegally
removing interfering with notices lights shall be fined
than twenty dollars for each oHense
The city clerk SHALL the granting refusal by the
city council board of aldermen permit applied for under this
chapter immediately notify the chief Of police and the street snpen
tendent thereof in writing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
CHAPTER XVIII.
Boilers Gasoline Napha Engine Gasoline Napha


Be il ordained BY the City Council Of the City Of Barre follows
be used generate gasone
npa engine asoene tank naptha tank used for shall
hereafter be located SET in the city Of Barre ~ permission
Of the city council board Of aldermen said city, and no such boiler
gasoene naptha tank napha already hereafter
located shall be continued operation in this city unless the
conditions said city council board Of aldermen from time to
time prescribe therefor
Every application permission hereafter locate
boiler for the generation Of gaoen napth
naptha tank shall be publicly advertised three times
newspaper newspapers required the council board
aldermen published within the city the city council board Of
aldermen time to approve, the filing
application the city collect applicant the
advertisements shall theepon the BE-
published with accompanying notice Of the time when
application considered the city board OF alder
persons Directing appear be heard
thereon All advertisements shall be paid by the city clerk with
che collected therefor.
See No shall keep f with gasoene unless
the
plainly marked in black letters the
4 Fey who shall oca set, to be located
shah locating setting the city Of Barre boiler
used orsto be used goen naptha
psoene inaptha tank without permit therefor duly
and ISSUED BY the council board of aldermen of said
rity who shall continue operation be
operated the operation of boiler
naptha the restrictions
latons and conditions which said council board Of aldermen shall
relative thereto shall be fined less than dollars
fifty dollars for every violation
the provisions o this chapter after the service OF the notice od
issued the therefor shall be sepa-
and shall subject the offender additional penalty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
CHAPTER XVI.
Of the Construction Reparatlon and Use Of Buildings

BY the city City Barre
81 ss B o ct . % G p a S. the ses a %
bsnss po 1n V ona h n f s NS s n s q By
westerly along the ouher line q Berlin Street o the easy line
the y line Of said railroads right to the notheTly side
bank jail Branch thence outhery and y
a ao se sasf sn 0 aan sa e S south s a
nothery direction to I'm Street. thence on The easte sde Of
easte side Of the right Of Of the Barre Railroad Company
dividing the land owned Sy JOIN Tov Phelps Ira smm
the shortest line t. be souhvestery corner ii en land on
spaang Street thence essts and along the nhy and
to the nohveste[y tide q Mount Street. thence along The north
uthwesey side o Academy Street n nohwesey direction 70
Ave thence the westerly side Of AveH Street
Jefferson Street e En stleesi s e @ snm g -
70 summer s thence along the westerly line Of Seminary Street to
North Main Street and the point Of beginning
described section Of this chapter shall be built Of bek stone iron
Dga g IF brick Stone q other similar substance shall BE-
n nm bonded and odi built with mortar cement and shall Be
built upon foundation q stone not less than ht inches y Ct the
increase it's bottom All walls Of buildings built Of the
s seTs m nbe tc R1s and three height
STORY b and for the third story eight inches thick; provided if
building b a for n # tie a g @o
than three stories they snail be Of such thickness the
s e0u The roofs 81 ali buildings said pre-
on 0ea other non ombustb material city
of dermen
All foundation within said prescribed district shall be laid
snent distance bottom and Of sufficient width
d Foundation approval Of the city council board Of
aldermen. t.s,s;uu 49,. 40
FAR private dwelling private stable within said prescribed
Of building within five
tbe adjoining height greater than two stories without
The anproyal OF the council by twothirds vote
Sec chimneys hereafter erected m any building within the
of hrepoo noncombube material
3 iii eIirnnev shah topped least four feet above the highest
noin4 ofc with the roof
bnding erected within the
pa shall have other projection built
limits the alley
% which said building without first obtaining permit from
~ ~ ounci aldermen and permit shall be granted
Of adjoining property As the city
c ar board shall order and after hearing pursuant
to suchn notice 49,. .s... H. ..44ts,
building erected OF that may hereafter re erected Wa1
Rarre operatives be employed above the
ond story every building Of than two stories ana occupied
boarding lodging house
S sr school purposes public hall shall be provided with such stair
may De ordered ana aPPto'ea ~ ' a ~
aldermen the city council
building addition. enlargement
as referred this chapter shall remain OF pe nam
provisions OF this chapter shall De separate
shall be punished
Every person firm eorpoon whether as esesis ese
twhn OF iais easpeer
as ~ aned ave dollars nor moe than hty dollars
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15
cHApTER XVI.
d ~ Renosal d BuIIdInss.

- .s.,rsa bx fhs Cts OF Bo as foioUss
re = sesetrr am person shah intend
s'pa ber structure uihn ets From Bot 10 another or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

About 100000 nets are IN use curing
Ire herring season hy the 500 fishing
smaeks Of the Netherlands. A net lasts
ABOUT three seasons, but owing 70 loss
es from storms aud other causes be-
tween 40.0oo and 50Ooo new nets ars
bought yearly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-15

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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
OLD MANHOLE CAVED IN
AT TENTH STREET SEWER

An old cistern or mnhole which
connects with the old sewer at Tenth
and Ohio street, cayed in yesterday
and gave more trouble, but not ser
ious. The cavity was quickly stop
ped with timbers and sacks of dirt
The big pump was stopped fer time
but was started again in little while
and was running all night An effort
is now being made to break through
the casing OF the tunnel over the new
sewer with a view To forcing cement
into the cavity and thus stopping all
flow of water from the river. This II
is believed can be accomplished east.
ly. In the meantime he situation Is
very satisfactory. with the river going
drwn and at present but few feet
above the top OF sewer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
NEGRO ANTl-SALooNisTs.

Editor OF The Bulletin: Mrs A. p
Randle of Hammond. La, delivered o
prohibition lecture at the Cairo court
house Monday night to very good
gathering of negroes and whites Her
lecture was very interesting and In
structiye. BY a rising vote she was
requested to repeat the same lecture
Al the court house friday night she
talked specially to women at the Nine
teenth street Baptist church at J p
n. and at s y m. 10 men at the same
place YESTERDAY she viii speak al
the Thirty-third street Free Baptist
church tonight Everybody is invited
Mrs. Randle will give special expert
ehces as a temperance worker in New
Orleans and PonchatouIa, La. as wet
towns and Hammond. Ia, as a dry
town.
ONE INTERESTED.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
CARRIED OUT COMMISSION

Chicago. March 3.-That Lazarus
Averbueh in attempting to assassinate
Chief Il Police Shippy carried out a
commission entrusted to him by =
group of Chicago anarchists was de-
clared by Assistant Chief of Police
Schuettler tonight to have been prov
On beyond a doubt The police claim
that Averbuch had geen in nightly
communication with a band OF radical
reyolutionists aud that he received
his commission from them last Thurs
day night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
COUNTY OFFICIALS
Meeting in sprinafield-Are Against
Tressurers Succeeding Them
selves-officers Elected.

Springfield, H., March County
treasurers, assessors and supervisors
of assessment OF Illinois today perfect.
ed a permanent organization and went
on record as opposing any amend
ment to the constitution OF the state
which would allow treasurers to sue
coed themselves resolution was
voted down. which recommended VA
form system of auditing county
books. Officers we're elected as FOL
lows:
President. y. A. Mccoy. Adams
county; vice presidents, Frei
Eames. Lake county; Henry Arnold.
LaSalle County; w b. Rogers. Nor
gan County.
Secretary. James a. Hall. Sanga
mon county: treasurer. II. NJ. Saun-
ders, Madison county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04

The regular meeting of the public
library board was held Monday
afternoon, Routine business was
transacted and afterward the boob
committee met and discussed new
books. Tie book committee is com
posed of Mrs. Isabella L. Candee
chairman Mrs. Walter H. Wood
Mrs. Samuel White and Hon. Reed
Green.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
LAST Of MARD|
GRAS. FESTIVAL
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN PA
RADE IN NEW ORLEANS
TWO >ALLEGoRicAL PAGE
ANTS HELD.

New Orleans, March 3.-Thousands
of children in fanciful costumes form
ing the largest part Of the subjects of
King Rex made one OF the preties
sights of the last day OF the Mardi
Gras festivities, In addition, several
hundred grown-ups ranged the streets
in humorous costumes.
Two allegorical parades, two
gorgeous balls and about midnight
the union Of the King Rex and King
Comus courts in the French opera
house. were the closing spsctacles OF
the carnival.
Last night the parade was that of
the Mystic Krew of Comus, and to-
night the Gods and Goddesses were
subjects portrayed by twenty floats.
Every sort of pagan deity in worlds
history was represented.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Mardi eras Ball.

"Joy was unconfined' and there
was great revelry last night when
the knights of The Mystic Krew OF
Comus gave their annual charity ball
at X. NJ X. G. hall. AS is generally
known il is the annual custom of the
Krew to give a ball for charity and
for several years large sums of money
have been raised in this manner for
the poor ct Cairo.
The bali last night was the most
successful In point OF attendance and
general pleasure perhaps, than any
ever given by the Krew. All ages
and sizes. and nearly all cliques Of
society mingled in the affair having
first in mind the main object Of the
bali and next, that Of having an even
ing OF enjoyment before the sombre
Lenten season should commence.
In gay maze of colcr, Hottentots
clowns, Indians. Mexicans. school
girls. queens. and all sorts and eondi
lions OF personages mingled in the
merry dance TO the music Of a fine or
chestra while large numbers OF specta
tors occupied seats around the BIZ
hall and enjoyed the spectacle
| Mr. Peter Lind presided as foe
manager. Mr.. Henry Levy took tick
cts at the door and Mr.. Joseph Abel
was ticket seller at the box office.
| The sum realized from the affair
doubtless Is large one and the kreV
is to be congratulated upon the grea
success of their Mardi Gras ball.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
BOATS FOR CAIRO
WILL Be STARTED
CAIRO COMMERCIAL. CLUB ACTS
ON NEW PACKET AND
FERRY BOAT.
WILL HAVE BANQUET
To Celebrate Anniversary and Invite
Governors Of Illinois and Mis-
souri--Many New Men,
bers Elected.

The Cairo Commercial club met
asst night to considey several matters
81 Importance to the public. Presi
lent Il. A. Smith presided, and Score
.ary Stuart was at HIS post, and there
was a eoodly attendance CT members
W. b. Huette OF the committee t.
solicit subscriptions to aid the ferry
boat Three States reported that the
necessary sum per month hal been
subscribed By citizens and 1t re
NAMED only to prepare schedule and
contract with the ferry company
This was authorized 20 De done.
The matter Of starting the steamer
Saturn in the Cairo and Cape Girar.
deau trade was discussed favorably
and referred to the committee on
transportation with instructions to
consult the wholesale merchants of
The city and make report TO the club
at future meeting.
On motion of W, Z. Huette it was
unanimously voted 20 nave grand
banquet at X NJ, K G. hall in com
memoration Of the commercial clubs
anniversary about March 2G, to which
Gov Deneen of Illinois, Gov. Folk,
ri Missouri and Congressman McKin-
ley be invited as the guests of
honor
New members were elected as fol
lcws: n. p. Willis, p. c. Marable, r..
w. Aydt. Gus Muthig, Fl. W. Stewart,
Fl. Gunther. James = Cheney, e,
Bucher, Geo w. Logan. c. c. Terrell.
Henry Baird, julius l.. Harris, John
Sanders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
To Grow Old Gracefully.

Il have a theory that one ought to
grow older in a tranquil and appropri-
ate way. that one ought TO be per-
fectly contented with ones time OF
life. that amusements and pursuits
ought to alter naturally and easily,
and not be regretfully abandoned. One
ought rot 70 be dragged protesting
from the scene. catching desperately
at every doorway and balustrade; one
should walk of smiling"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
FIRST DEFINITE MOVE
Looking to Prohibition IN Lincoln
Neb.. Taken BY United Civic
League There.

Lincoln. Neb.. March 3.-The first
definite move looking to prohibition IN
Lincoln was taken this evening when
the United Civic League presented to
the excise board a petition bearing
two thousand signatures 10 amend its
rules so that no liquor license shall be
granted.
The petition required but twelve
hundred signatures q make il effec-
tive. The question viii be put 10 2
vote. and with il rule proposed be
the excise board limiting the number
Of saloons r. twenty-five. fixing open
hours AZ : =. m. To : p. NJ. and a min
imum license Of $500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
FortniohtIy Club.

The Fortnightly Musical club held
a meeting yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Robert Z. Read, at the residence
|of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. John
F. Rector at Sixth and Walnut
streets.
The program included instrumental
numbers by Mrs. w. F. Smith and
Miss Bertha Schlcsser and songs by
Misses Efie aud Emma Lansden.
Miss Schlosser's first number, La
Fileuse by Ran was her best and
was played with delicacy and pre-
cision.
Mrs. Smith played Danse Hon
groise by Barowski. one of her
teachers compositions in an effective
manner. Her work as accompapist
for the Misses Lansden was exceed
inly well done
The songs by the latter were
chosen with musical taste and pos
sessed the attraction of newness.
being the works of some of the best
modern song writer's. Miss Effie
Lansden sang with especially good
effect a Roumanian Gypsy song by
Clayton Johns. Miss Emma .Lans.
denis last number Loves Spring
tide" by Hammond was a beautiful
rumber with charming harmOnies.
The next meeting Of theclub will
he held Tuesday afternoon March IL.
at the residence of Mrs. L. Emile
Proflet. 511 Twenty-second street
The program will he given by Mes
DANES Leon F. Deniscn. G. Fred
Gallagher and W L. Holt and Miss
Nellie Hall
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
ANNUAL ELECTION
OF OFFICERS
WILL FOLLOW INTERESTING
PROGRAM AT WomAN's CLUB
THIS AFTERNooN-ART De
PARTMENT GIVES PROGRAM.

The art department of the Woman's
Club will present an interesting pro
gram this afternoon at the club
rooms in Library Hall Miss Enie
l.ansdcn, chairman Of the department
will preside and has arranged an In.
tercsting program.
4 paper on Modern Illustrations
will be read by Mrs. ". s. Dewey
and a paper on Book plates" viii be
given By Mrs. David s Lansden who
will exhibit slme good illustrations
of book plates.
The annual election Of officers OF
the club will follow the program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
GaIbraith.B buchanan.

The marriage of Mr. Lowell Buch
anan and Miss Mollie Galbraith was
solemnized Monday evening at
O'Clock at the Presbyterian manse, the
Rev. A. s. Buchanan officiating.
Mr.. Buchanan is nephew Of Mr.
C. n. Buchanan, Of this city. The
bride sa daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
II. T. Galbraith of Upper Washing
TIN avenue and formerly held posi-
ton as cashier at Featherstone's gro
Gerry.
Mr.. Buchanan is building a home
at Washington avenue and Thirty
fifth street which the couple will oc-
cups.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
UNION MEMS LAWYER DIES.

Denver. March John II. Murphy
general counsel for the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners and also general
counsel for the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen. died Of consumption
IN this city tonight Murphy was
born at OttumWa Iowa. - years ago
he followed railroading Tor number
OF Years and later studied law. being
admitted 10 the bar at Ogden Utah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Defer WAGE Reduction.

The reduction in wages of Mobile
a Ohio trainmen has been deferred
Ito April 20. owing to an agreement
whereby they require a sixty-day no
tice in such matters. The office men
however, will be affected at once by
the reduction. those who are paid
salaries of 800 or more receiving a
cut of ten per cent and under that
amount five per cent as stated some
days ago In The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
The Fashionable Color.

The recent recrudescence Of light
blue which is neither azure nor SKY.
but just light blue, is very hard TO
bear. Its popularity is due to fal
lacy that it suits the English type OF
beauty. Apparently it is quite forgot
ten that this type is no longer blond.
and it is only the blond or the baby
in the perambulator who can wear
pale blue with impunity London
Lady.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
NEW WORLDS RECORD.

New York. March 5.-H. J. Handy,
q the Illinois Athletic Glib tonight
established new aorif's record for
swimming IS yards Nith a back stroke
b. coverins the distance in g = sec
ends. The previous recori was - -
seconds held BY c. r Rubrel Of the
New York Athlete club.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04

OF the 2l2 arrests made by the
Cairo police last month, there We're
81 for drunkenness. IS for disorderly
conduct, II Migrants, seven for lar
ceny, seven fer freqJ enting houses of
i'll fame, five for violating Sunday
laws, two for burglary, three for
gaming che for burglary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Boy Was Shot.

A young white boy residing on the
Mound City road in the Drainage
district was shot IN the leg yesterday
accidentally. Dr. W. c. Clarke was
called and brought the patient into
town and extracted the bullet The
boy was able to return home alone
the wound not being serious.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Lenten Serulces.

The first of the Wednesday Len.
ten services to be held at the Luther
an church will be held tonight. Rev
Chas. II. Armstrong will preach on
Lent and It's Observance. These
Wednesday evening services will con
tinue till Holy Week, during which
Will be held every night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Ash Ne dnesday SERVICES.

Ash Wednesday services will b.
held at the Church OF the Redeemer
today as follows: Z a. IN. Holy Com
munion; a. H. Penitential office;
$3.50 a. M, Holy Communion; 4:45 y.
m evening prayer aud address.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
OF the Cairo Baptist church will hold
a business meeting followed by a
short social session Friday evening,
March 6, at the parsonage adjoining
the church on Poplar street near
Tenth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Have Custom Of Old Rome.

Women in Madagascar drape their
shswls as the old Roman senators did
:heir togas. The Roman custom was
to wear the toga wrapped around the
body and across one shoulder, leaving
ihe other uncovered
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-04
Circuit Court.

Circuit court will convene this
morning with Judge Butler on the
bench An order for jury in the
case of John Ford has been issued but
il is understood that his attorneys
will ask for another continuance Of
tho case. States Attorney Wilson
says he is ready to try the case.