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" BEHALF or BRANDEyBURG.
lawyer Thomas IN Washington 20 Secure
specimens Of Cleveland's Handwriting.

WASHINGTON, Dec. i2i- Samuel B.
thomas of New York. counsel for Brough-
ton Brandenburgh, the magazine writer
who was indicted by the Grand Jury in
Manhattan on charge OF larceny in
connection with the sale Of the Grover
Cleveland letter to the New York Times
IN the recent campaign. was in Washing
ion to-day. He came here to confer with
officers OF the House Of Representatives
and Of the departments with view to
securing specimens of, the handwriting
Of the late President Mr.. Thomas
also utenris TO examine State papers
prepared by Mr. cleveland in ran effort
correspond with certain observations jn
tie article sold by Mr.. Brandenburg to
the Tm.s.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Press Agent sues ConsoIId ted Exchange

j. Reginald Burton. who was assistant
.secretarys Of the, Democratic national
has sued the Consolidated
stock Exchange to recover H.7So. which
heesays is due him on a contract to act
as press agent for the exchange. The
contract, according TO the complaint,
provided that the press agent was TO re-
ceiye a salary Of "a, $50 "a year. It was
made when 0gden-D. Budd was president
OF the exchange, but when at Che last elec-
ton Mr. Budd was defeated. the contract
was broken and new press agent was
appointed. The complaint alleges that
the contraot was broken without cause.
The sun., 1908-12-13
ooLoR4DO LOSES Irs EDEN:
Bill FIxlnE the boundary Line Gives the
Town 10 ORlahoma.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i2.-Colorado. has
lost the town Of Eden due 70; a 'yariahce
between the s7th parallel Of north lati-
t,Ide. which tile act constituting the
territory Of Colorado: designated as? the
southern boundary thereof and the
boundary line as surveyed by one Car
nenter, The variance. runs from points
If identity and space OF three-fourtls
of a'miletin width. tho Carpenter, line
giving Colorado some territory which
Belonged to the State Of Oklahoma and
the territory Of New Mexico and dsr
priving Colorado OF some territory ior
the benefit of the others. -
l. A bill to markthe S7th parallel and thus
definitely TO fix and establish, the boundary
iine as originally intended passeds the
Senate some time ago and waS to-day
brought UP IN the housg aEIrs o. ~ SepesgS tSs InS
ciary Committee. The bill was passef
lag to il2. - q, y.
The sun., 1908-12-13
c2a., Patterson. U. $. NJ. ca Acquitted
OF All Charges. . -.

WASHINGTON. Dec. I2,-Capt. Samuel
,atterson. L. s. Marine Corps recently
tr.el ny general court-martial at Norfolk.
Va, before 6otirt OF which Capt. Nathan
+. Miles. L. S, n, was president. on
OF his superior officer, neglect OF duty :
aud "scandalons conduct tending to the
destruction OF good morals,' was ac-
Quilted by the court on all charges. The
findings Of the court have been approved
by the Secretary OF the Navy. -.-' 80.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Universal, Transfers 20 Solve Chicago's
Problem. 80

CHIokeo, Dec, t2.-sComplete' unfit.
cation Of all the transportation lines Of
Chicago. with universal transfers between
surface, elevated aid,futufe underground
routes, will be the ultimate solution OF
the city g. local transportation problem. >.
This was the !de oststlon rmade by
Charles VIWeetou. president Of the South
Side, Eleyated' Railroad. in an interview
to-day. .-.--+s.,si.. Z, Z y !. l-haf !
The sun., 1908-12-13
Proposed Improvement Of the East River

WASHINGTON, Dec I2STfe Corps Of
Engineers, through its chief, Gen, Mar
rsall to-day forwarded to the House
= report bearing on the Improvement
ot The Last River at, Middle Ground be-
tween the Battery and BaSsttas Point
! t~enty-six foot channel is needed In
'nS stretch 81 the river. according to.
ten Marshall and the estimated cost
II hAed al 81 $4,000. ..54A l. a-----.-.s
The sun., 1908-12-13
WANTS sf,ooo,ooo FOR WATER.
American Irrigation Co. to Mako De.
maad on Mexican Government.


inaad on Mexican Government.
TohREos. Mexico. Dec. 12.-It is re-
ported here that the Tlahuila Agricultural
Company, an American concern in which
James Potter Brown of. New York Is
largely interested. has decided to put In a
claim for 81 900 600 damages against the
Mexican Government. =. "A, - =
The company owns one Of the largest
irrigation enterprises in Mexico. the
land and coo miles Of irrigating canals
and laterals being situated In the. valley
water supply Ia dependent wholly upon
foods in tie Nazas River during the rainy
season. - =
The company alleges that the Govern
ment department. of Fomento has used all
the water to irrigate the lower valley
OF the river during the season just closed
and that II has suffered great losses OF
crops on that account. g 20. ~,
The sun., 1908-12-13
Train Klns Motner; o. Five ChiIdren.

Mrs. Anpie McGilhey. car cleaner
stepped from a car in front Of q rapidly
moving train IN the Waldo avenue
Jersey City. yards Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad yesterday and was instantlJ
killed. Her body was taken TO Hughee't
morGne. Mrs McCiilhey was the. main
support of five small children, with whom
City. shewas 20 years old:s Herhra band
Y in Canada, ,ss...--A.t...s...-,..---t74.,. :. J.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Movements OF Naval vessels.

:, ,WAsHryGroS, Dec. 1.-THE submarine
Plunger and. the tender Nina have am
rived at Norfolk, the supply ship Iris
at Hong Kong, the gupooat forkSown sn
at Panama and the submarine. Cuttleilsn
at The n9i'Sei cruiser Prairie has sailed from
Hampton Roads on A. cruise: the gun
boat Eagle from Guantanamo for GO
naites, the tug Sioux from Boston for
Rockland, Me-. aud the collier Nero frcm
Porto Cortes for Guantanamo, -
The sun., 1908-12-13
Reafsi AdnilEai rBsstoh Recommended for
- ~ 80 49, Retiremeat! z =. r'e ~ .

wasH1xoEGN, Dec. .i2.-Rear Admiral
John II Barton. CHIEF oi the Bureau Of
steam Engineering Of the Navy Depart
meht;. has been recommended for. retire.
Erhent by &c board pf, med survey, While
On al; inspection. trip TO heieasue isiand
sNavy ard raboutrsix weeks age Admiral
barton . s1fYefed Il stroke OF paraly Sih,
|He MAS app6ftted chief 81 tfie Bureau oi
Steam Engineering last October, and LIS
,onination was confirmed only sar few
tiays ago. He is native Of Pennsyil
sania and. entered the naval service 10
|aof the Departmen OF Steam Engineering
at the League Island Navy Yards, His
Egiccessor as Chief Engineer Of the NaXs,
yill probably be announced by President
Roosevelt within afewweeks. e.. ~
The sun., 1908-12-13
airs. 8sIIIoosefe:ics Presents From, China,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-.The gifts Tor
Mrs. Roosevelt which we're brought from
China by the Special Chinese Anbassa-
dor, Tang ShAo vi! have been sreceived
at the White. HopsG. They cQpsist .pt
81 large tiger skin lined, withsyeuoHs six
istence, and bolts Of silk ,sabIes and ptiver,
The giffs formed SIX largo puokages., -
The sun., 1908-12-13
sllLEp fnoM ronrIoN rokrs,.

IS Amerlka from Cherhourg for Sew.fstS ehSt
SIS Baltic. from Queenstown for New York
IS La Provence, from :HaylS tor EeEQWktf.f
SIS st. Paul, from southampton for New Hurks +
IS kroonlsnd. from Antwerp for NeTa Yofk
The sun., 1908-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CONSIDERABLE. possibly majority, ,tntersst =
In manufacturing company owning valpabis
In demand; with large plant legitimate bpslpest =
with splendid future for sale becsii.e etref y
other interestA reQuiYos all, attantin1sh6i -ihn1
WHEELER. Box 1861. New YorS CITY; 49,, vsls,.s
p. Nj JOHNSTON ssS fiaise y,st SRtwaTk w SIC
The sun., 1908-12-13
! Due Tucsd0t. Dfttt7i0cT IS.


$ p IsI.Sslss., ,gr s% Ys 4, ~, vas lso mus
$ e yre,sEDs. for xcv ypfA was 10 Mbsss
s' 5 GieSsSsSs. ,ios Ss% YSii. vss 10 messs:.
cast OF Nantucket ettP,M 49, sj- q. .fN3 X
ef Cape Race S,hsop. ~ f9So: lSts N9f
The sun., 1908-12-13
HEARING ON MILLINERY.
Tatin Committee and Others Discuss the
~ Cost OF WOmen's Hats.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Mihinery was a
sub bject OF discussion at the tariff hearing
to-day. The Ways and Means Committee
learned Whatever they did. not know be-
fore about the Importance Of artificial
flowers aud feathers and the danger to
an industry IN imported bonnets. All
the. members of the committee being
married men, this last suggestion seemed
to make hit with them. Chairman Payne
expressed the popular idea when he said
he thought a boost Of the. present duty
on botiaets and the, like wouh be'a good
thing for the Governms snt revenue.
But the women would have to pay
more for theirshats.H said h startled i'm
porter.
aWen,' said the chairman Unaffected
we might discourage American women
from wearing imported 4bonnets and the
time might oome when g. man could seq
past a woman's hat,
Champ Clark OF Missouri. thought one
OF the Witnesses was too extravaganf In
his estimate OF IS 5,as'the average cost 81, a
York, he said. but 1t would not go every
Importers thought the, present duty Of
so per cent, on trimmings plenty. jules
A. C6Hett OF Bfpoklyn.i 'formeriya mahu-
fact1rer Of Infllinesy. declared 1t much
too fow. 1t had forced him out Of bust
ness;and had given the market to foreign
! rtiirIs want ostrich feathers said he,
.sand they viii have, them ftthey. have 70
Ego Without their lunch. -. -. :
" "So,idon't wanEa tariff that wiItstarye
the girls do you& inquired Mr Under
GOOD n Baltimore
The sun., 1908-12-13
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAsHnoroy, Doc lathe statement. OF the re.
oeipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
,This dng This nonh. Fiscal year.
Receipts 80. 81, To7eo1 i.sst7,iI7 sa6s Isl sos
endtufes is, 1o6S .sT.5iopoo s24ess,NI
nsndt. 80. &ssoos t.sessss sSseii.s1i
The receipts from customs to day were S7tp +.
sos: from Internal revenue, so3tetAl and mlscel,
l1neous. SIS, iA {! National bank notes received
i6r redemption. 3L707 80 '-- q -.,s
b. The caeh statement OF the United States
Treasurer for Deetmbef II shows: Etft,"E "a : ~
The sun., 1908-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, ,THts, DAT. ,sdtEa5.
Sun rises. .713lSun SETS. ,f.s Moon risei.o
HfaH wLrKR TIiis pSx. ~ hs7,'
Sandy Hooki 90 toy.i siand n - fell uate SfST
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
DEEMS PEACE MERE
IRIDESCENT DREAM
BRITISH COLONEL VOICES DE-
CIDED VIEWS
Thinks Liberal Party VIII Leave Eng
land MISUNDERSTANDING Ger
many Is UntirinaIy Preparing
for Fight

IF the Liberal party stays in power
two more years England will soon be
without an army or navy was
remark made yesterday by Lieut.. Col.
E. w. Gilbert of the English army,
who, with Mrs. Gilbert, his wife, is on
a pleasure tour around the world, and
while here will be a guest at the
Lankershim.
Col. Gilbert is owner of several large
coffee plantations in the Mysore terri
tory, just south of Bombay, in India.
He will be in Los Angeles until De-
cember 20, when he will leave for San
Francisco, from which point he will go
to Honolulu, then to Toxic, then to
China and then to New Zealand, where
he will pass several months studying
the government of that country.
Speaking of the condition of the
English army Col. Gilbert said:
1.-THE English army has seldom been
in so deplorable a condition. 1t is true
our soldiers are fairly we'll paid and
fed Thirteen pence day is not so
bad, AMI there are plenty of men who
would volunteer to enter the army,
but the Liberal government, which in
the states seems to be regarded as the
best of governments, is running Eng
land. The present secretary of war is
constantly reducing the regiments and
unless the Conservatives are soon re-
stored to power the British empire in
a few months will be minus a navy
and an army"
Asked what he thought of America,
Col. Gilbert replied:
1.-The United States is a great coun-
try. She is wise in building up her
navy and in keeping a good standing
army. l am not in sympathy with the
idea promulgated at so many peace
conferences that peace is to be obtained
by disarmament by all nations. There
always have been wars in the world
and always will be.
Germany would be very glad if all
other nations would disarm and leave
her the sole possessor of weapons.
Germany breaches peace, but is al
ways preparing for fight. There will
be no world wide peace as long as the
present ruler of Germany is on the
throne"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
FAMILY ABSENT;HOME
ROBBED IN DAYLIGHT
Rooms Ransacked Thoroughly, and
Several Articles of Jewelry
Valued at Fifty Dollars
Are Stolen

A burglary was committed between
and 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
when robbers forced at Slauson juno
ton rear door of this home of Frank
Van Vranken, superintendent of the
southern division of the Pacific Elec-
trio railway, and stole jewelry of the
value of $50.
The place was entered while the
family was absent. Every room was
entered and ransacked thoroughly,
scarcely an article being found in the
same place it had been before the de-
parture of the family.
Among the articles of jewelry taken
is a gold locket, a gold-filled watch,
a cameo and an amethyst ring and a
pair of garnet earrings.
The robbery was detected yesterday
afternoon when the family returned
home. On entering the house they
were surprised to find everything in
disorder. Chairs were overturned,
mattresses lying on the floors. from
which the rugs had been taken and
piled in a corner, and the dresser
drawers were heaped on the floor.
Even in the kitchen the utensils had
been disarranged.
The doors of the house had been
securely locked when the family left
yesterday morning, but an eXamina-
ton of the rear door indicated it had
been forced by a Jimmy" the marks
of which defaced the door casing.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
RAID CHINESE GAMBLERS
AND ARREST PROPRIETOR
Police Surprise orentaIs at Lottery
Game and All but One Escape.
ParaphernaIia Seized for
Evidence

A number of frightened Chinese who
made frantic efforts to escape succeed
ed when a lottery game at 612 North
Alameda street was raided by Patrol
men Gamash and Toomey in uniform.
Jack Wong, proprietor of the place.
was arraigned and a quantity of lot
terry paraphernalia which was confis-
Gated will be used as evidence.
The attention of the patrolmen was
attracted when several Chinese were
seen to enter the place. The officers
investigated and found a lottery was
being conducted. The officers forced the
door and entered, and then the excite
ment began.
Wong seized the book, in which is
kept record of the tickets, and a
bunch of tickets which had been print
ed recently, and rushing to a stove,
thrust them into the fire. Gamash
pushed the Chinese to one side and
grabbed the flaming papers from the
stove Several tickets were burned but
enough were saved to furnish evidence.
The officer was burned slightly on his
right hand.
The police say they have been trying
to apprehend Wong for some time, but
because of the tactics of the willy Chi
nese have been unable to catch him
with the goods"
Although there were several persons
in the place when the raid was made.
none but the proprietor was arrested.
Wong is a studious appearing person
and wears no queue. When brought be-
fore the desk sergeant he calmly pro-
duced 500 in gold which h deposited
as bail and walked from the station
ina stOical manner.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
GROOM DECLARES DIVINE
HEALING SAVED HIS LIFE
Marriage Performed at the Pisgah
Home Settlement Before About
Four Hundred Members
of Congregation

More than thousand persons visited
the Pisgah Home settlement Sunday
afternoon. 1t had been noised abroad
that there would be a marriage cere-
mony performed.
When the dining room doors were
swung open at 11;30 there were more
than 400 present.
Services began at 1890 p. m. The
tent presented an unusual picture, all
nationalities and classes being repre-
scented.
James r. Field and Winifred S.
Knight stepped to the altar and were
united in marriage by Rev. w. H.
Pendelton.
The groom testified that he had been
given up as certain to die of consump-
ton; that he left local hospital, went
to Pisgah Gardens, and, through the
divine power was completely healed
and was now working at manual
labor,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
AT THE HOTELS

Among other guests registered at
the Alexandria Sunday were Mr..
Francis Draz, United States agent for
the Pomeroy Champagne company, and
wife, Baron Won Schneider of Berlin,
who has Just returned from hunting
trip in Mexico; F. H. Rea, prominent
banker of London, Eng; Mrs. w. L.
Swinburne, wife of Admiral Swim
burne, who has just returned from
Honolulu, and w. H. Davis of Detroit,
representing Participants & Co., drug
gists.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Hellman, jr.,
/. w. Hellman III and Miss L. jacob,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. He'll
mans chauffeur, maid and valet, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday at 3
o'clock from San Francisco, having
driven to this city in their automobile.
They registered at the Alexandria.
Among the arrivals at the Hayward
Sunday were V. WolpenStein and sons
from Stockholm. Sweden; Philo Jones,
Brawley, Cal, and Mrs. L. 3. Hogue,
Santa Barbara.
A. S. Wilde. a prominent business
man of Chicago, accompanied by his
wife, is registered at the Van Mugs.
G. A. Swan, a shoe manufacturer of
Boston, was in Los Angeles yesterday
and was a guest at the Angelus.
Arthur Painter of San Francisco was
in Los Angeles Sunday on a pleasure
trip. He is at the Alexandria.
F. A. Newton of San Francisco was
a visitor in Los Angeles Sunday, a
guest at the Lankershim.
Mrs. r. A. Wescott of Seattle,
WASH, was among the arrivals at the
Westminster Sunday.
e. c. Sage of San Diego was among
those registered at the Angelus yes
terday.
w. H. Barnes of Ventura was among
the guests registered at the Angelus
yesterday.
ID. e. Shaffer Of El Centre was In
this city yesterday. at the Hollenbeck.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

II you want to go east. {. Haydock. Agent
III nois Central r. r. lis w. sixta street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
TO COMPLETE PLANS FOR
Y. M. C. A. LAW SCHOOL
Meeting viii Be Held Friday Evening
at Judge Wilbur's office-Lee-
turers for Season Already
Selected

The advisory committee of the even
ing law school of the Young Mems
Christian association will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at the office OF
Tudge Wilbur, to complete arrange
ments for the opening of the school
Friday evening of this week. The
members of the committee, Judges VIII
bur Jamison, Hunsaker and Messrs.
Gray and Lynn Helm, Will De present
at fhe meeting and make short adj
dresses.
Those who have been selected to de-
liver the lecture courses the first sea-
son are Justice Albert Lee Stephens
and Messrs. ]. L. Fleming, Frank f.
pratt and E. S. Williams. The assoc
citation is receiving frequent inquiries
concerning the proposed law school,
and from present indications it Will
open with a substantial enrolment.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16
THE BEST CODE

Emily-Why are you waving your
handkerchief"
Angelina-Since papa has forbidden
Tom the house, we have arranged
code of signals.
Emily-What is 1t?
Angelina-When he waves his hand
kerchief five times, that means do you
love me?" And when / wave frantical-
ly in reply it means, yes, darling"
J Emily-And how do you ask other
questions?
Angelina-We don't. That's the whole
code-Harpers Weekly.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-16

a perfect understanding of divine law
or truth and a consequent faith in its
control in the realm of health as wei
as elsewhere. So we see that through
the enlightening and benign influence
of Christian Science in human con-
seriousness the spiritual force of faith
as the necessary requirement OF sal
walton from disease as well as from
sin, has found it's true definition as
that spiritual understanding of truth
which our Master promised should set
us free.-Christian Science Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-21
ARIZONA WEATHER
FOR PAST WEEK
Mean Temperature for the
Territory Was Two De-
greeS Below Normal,

The weekly mean temperature foa
the territory was 2 degrees below the
normal. For the northern section, the
departure was 4 degrees; for the cen
tral section, 2 degrees; for the south
ern section, l degree. There was not
a single day in the week on which
the temperature was above normal.
The day temperatures ranged from 10
in the northern counties to ia de-
grees in the southern counties: the
night temperatures from so degrees
in the northern counties TO T6 degrees
in the southern counties.
Precipitation: Partly cloudy TO
cloudy weather prevailed during Tues
day aid Wednesdays partly cloudy
from Thursday TO Sunday. Co6ious
thunder showers occurred almost dali
iy in GavaPai and Coconino counties,
light to copious showers and thunder
storms in, Navajo. Apache and tne
southern counties on Tuesday.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Sew
eral washouts occurred in southern
Cochise county on Monday night, and
in northern Maricopa. county on
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-21
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.


Hon. 3. A. Packard left yesterda!
for Tucson.
George H. Kelly spent yesterday il
Bisbee.
H. B. Rice returned from a shor
trip to Cloudcroft yesterday.
immigration Inspector Connell re
turned to Douglas last evening.
Douglas Lodge No. 20, l. o. o. f.
viii hold its regular weekly meeting
in l. o. o. F. hall this evening.
Jim Graham of the Merchants Is in
Chicago. He left Douglas Sunday
evening on a business trip.
Mrs. Margaret A. Igo has come in
from the ranch in the Huachucas and
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. A. E. Pearson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Kidder, arrived from
Bisbee yesterday for a visit with her
parents.
Emory Davis, machinist of the Cop
per Queen smelter, leaves this morn
ing for points in Kentucky on a
months vacation.
]. F. Krummell. representing the
International Correspondence school,
with headquarters at Bisbee. was
visitor in Douglas yesterday.
Mr.. McCord of Powers & McCord,
the Portal general merchandise deal
ers, was in the city yesterday on bus
mess.
Word received in the city from f.
;. Masters, formerly manager of the
Douglas steam laundry, announces his
having located at Long Beach. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-21
THE CITY BUDGET
IN SHELTER CITY
Chamber of Commerce Takes
Up Question at Meeting
Wednesday,

DOUGLAS. Aug. 20.-(Special)-
The subcommittee on insurance and
taxation of the Chamber of Commerce
held a meeting last night and took
up the question. City Attorney Lock
wood brought the tax rolls before the
committee and explained the matter to
them He first stated that it would
be necessary to raise twice as much
money by taxation as last year, al
though the expenditures would be
$4,000 less. Next that the assessor
had made general cuts and the raise
had to be made from his list. Third
that the hoard of equalization would
sit until all complaints had been heard.
He presented a statement of the sit
uation which follows and in which the
figures first mentioned are for 1907
and the last mentioned figures for 1908.
Health 1851, 5000; police, 6651, 1900;
fire, 1881, 10,100; salaries 1875, 5000:
Conf. 1913, 1900; court, $500, nothing;
new city nall. 1890, nothing; scaven-
ger. $500, 7OLg; park, 1886. 1900; sew
er extension, 374. nothing; general ex-
penses 257S, 1000; street department,
11,717, 1900, divided lights 1000,
sprinkling 1000, and work 10000: re-
fund taxes, 1900, nothing; extra sew
er, 2240; nothing; interest on sewer
bonds, 45o0, 2250; water fund Enquiry
as to public ownership, nothing, $500;
general fund, nothing, 2O0O; total 1907,
$4,000; 1908, $1,000.
The statement as to revenue show.
ed for taxes on property in 1907, $14,-
122.61, court, 55S.50; rebate sewer fund.
5257. 70, this year meme; delinquent
property, 455.95, this year 1O6; balance
on hand 16,630.17, as against 500; IL
cense and street tax, $31,055. $4,000.
He further stated the increase in taxes
to be paid must be about $4,000 and
that the saving on insurance premium
rates would be about $13,00G
The committee will furnish IA report
20 be read at tomorrow nights meet
ing, which it is believed will bear
out the contentious Of the city Off
Gals.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-21

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