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WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
Royal Tourist, at Oakland, Runs
11-6 Miles in ALB.

OAKLAND. November 1.-THE world $
record of la 3-5 for a mile and a six
teenth was broken at Emeryville yester-
day by Charles Ellison's Royal Tourist.
which won the Winters handicap from a
high-class field in LA 1-5 A field of five
went to the post in the event, with Fire
stone the favorite. w. T. Overton set
the pace, but in the stretch Royal Tour
list passed him and won, driving, from
the fast-coming Dandelion. The pace was
too fast for Firestone. Royal Tourist 5
record-breaking race lowered the world s
mark of LA %, made by Green Seal at
Seattle, Wash, September II, 1908.
The previous record holders for the dis
lance were Glassful and Israelite.s both
attaining the LA So mark. the former
at Washington Park, Chicago, July =,
1903. and the latter at Brighton Beach
September %. 1906. All were made on
tracks with two turns. Summary:
First race. FIVE and half furlones. selling
1keogh), to i: third. Time LOT Apto ORC.
Ornate; coppit; Weber. Cossete, satkass. Royal
Second race, Ave furIongs. purse-TolI Box.
los .sshilling,. !. to l., won: falo Alto, los
tUpton,, to /. third. Time. I.ol %. Matcn
Tula. osceola, Ak sar ben. Carnisa. Meddiing
and Micasia coupled in betting as iildpeth nV 3
Lowe stable
Third race. futurity course, selling-Wood-
craft, 104 tShlling,. to ). won: ST. Francis
100 tMentry), 10 to l.. second ReIlwether 100
tSweeU. to /. third. Time. LOB 80. The
Mist, Silver Stocking and st. Avon also ran.
handicap. sl.ooo-Royai Tourist. Io4 tAreli,
bald, to L, won: Dandeion, 1lS ,Shillins). Ii
to ). second: W. T. Overflow 10I walsh, . to
=, taird. Time. LA Is. Neva Lee and Fire
stone also
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards-Frank
Lubbock. 100 Cross, Ii to >. won: Col. Bron-
ston. 100 Hkirschbauml. 3 to !, second I.azell.
100 tkeoghl. 10 to 1, THIRD. Time. LII ID.
Huapala. My Pal, Count yClerk and Midmont
also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards. selling
Charles Green. 100 lkingD. to 1. won Etapa.
100 tVanduzen). to l. second: Eckersan liz
tArchibaldD, ) to /. third Time. LA 80 Little
Minister, Talamand. Elm and En-. Royal Red
Melar and Cholk Hedricks also
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around the stalwart Henelfnger with an
air Of critical curiosity. much as he might
have surveyed horse he was about to
purchase.
"Sary" he called to his wife.
"What Is it?''
This feller's nigh on to seven feet, amt
he?"
almost. Zachariah."
weighs bout go. don't hep
ct reckon he does"
"Well. we'll. welir' calculated the coun-
tryman. sit do beat all how foot ball do
develop EN-
"He certainly is a fine young man" said
the wife.
MANI observed the countryman.
"Sary. one Of them professors told me
hisself that this feller's in his fourth
year! I wonder what they feed 'em on!'
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Blue and Gray Rooters.

The alumni and students of
Georgetown University are request
ed to assemble at the law school at
7:3O o'clock tonight for the pur-
pose of organizing a rooters' band
and to rehearse songs and college
wells to be used at the game Satur-
day with Virginia.
With the gathering together of
old graduates and the large
body of students tonight there
ought to be much jollification on
the card. and If the crowd attends
that is expected to enough enthu-
siasm should be infused to cause
the pigskin boys from "Old Vir-
ginny" much worry on that men,
orable day, next Saturday.
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Gonzaga Defeats Kendall A. c.

Gonzaga All Props trimmed the fast
Kendall A. c. on the formers campus
last evening. Gonzaga had possession
of the ball nearly the entire game, and
sent the back field through their oppo-
nent's line for successive gains. Only
once did the Props lose the ball on a
down. Although clearly outclassed the
losers put up plucky game. The for
ward pass was worked by Healy and
Igoe and Marsden and O'Connor for
good gains. The Props have developed
fast team under the able coaching Of
Mr. Connolly of Georgetown
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Open Date for Hatchetites.

The management of the George Wash
ington foot ball team is trying to nego-
tiate for a game to be played on Satur-
day, November 81. when the Hatchetites
have an open date. They are particularly
anxious to do this because there is no
foot ball game in the city on that day, and
the attendance would probably be a good
one IL the attraction was great enough.
It is understood that there is some likeli-
hood of game that day with the Johns
Hopkins, which this year has an excep-
tionally strong eleven and which always
attracts a large attendance in Washing
ton.
Ii no game is arranged for the 21st
Washingtonians will have no chance to
see the Buff and Blue in action until
Thanksgiving Day. when they play Buck
nell in the last game of the season.
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Cornell Ready to Meet Chicago.

Cornell Ready to Meet Chicago.
ITHACA, N. Y, November 12.-Cornelrs
last hard practice for the game with Chi
cago Saturday broke all records at ithaca.
After three solid hours drilling, in which
line and backs were put through a hard.
stiff workout. the whole squad went up
to the armory after supper and ran
through the formations for the Chicago
game. Coaches Larkin, Earle and Reed
kept the team on the jump until every
play was run off with precision and there
was not a hitch.
Dan Reed took charge of the line yes
terday and the forwards got the stiffest
drill of the year. The veteran guard spent
several hours whipping the husky guards
and tackles into shape. He taught them
all he had learned in his long experience
about charging. and when practice was
over the coaches felt reasonably sure of
success. While the coaches refuse to make
any predictions, there is an air Of quiet
confidence about the squad which is in
sharp contrast to the feeling last week.
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"HeH" a Big One.

Heffelfnger, the famous guard at Yale
in the sos. now a prosperous business
man of Minneapolis. recently told a
story of countryman who, with his
wife, had come to New Haven to see the
"foot ballers." The rural one had walked
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hundred enthusiastic spectators the
Blue and Gray varsity put it all over
an all-star team of this city to the tune
Of &C to IL. Notwithstanding the large
score, the game was exciting at all times.
being made SO by the fast teamwork
which the collegians displayed.
The all-star team was made up of old
District players. For awhile they made
the varsity crowd hustle. but lack of
training soon made them slow up, with
the result that they were decisively beat
en-.
For the Georgetown crowd Goggins. j.
COllif1ower and Rice starred Schlosser
played his usual steady game, while
Kingsley. who is a sub. made it known
by his work that he is worthy rival for
position on the regulars.
The summary follows:
GEORGETOWN. Positions AIIStsrs
k Kingsley Right forward. pilkes
Schiosssr: .:....... Center .-......; Windsor
Rice Capt. Lett akn ba Sie., E. Mo STnT!y
IIildretn
Referee-Prof. Joyce. Georgetown Timer
M from Kelly Time Of mnutss Goals
flower @. Gosgins tsS, Rice sss. Dikes -.
James. Windsor GU. Goals from fouls-Rice 90.
Final score-Georgetown, &c; An-Stars, IL.
40 preliminary the Georgetown
Props played against the Carroll Institute
five. The latter team won by the score
of % to Is. AS the points show the game
was closely contested and the fast play
ing of both sides kept the spectators on
their feet.
The Carroll boys took small lead early
in the battle and retained it throughout.
The Props kept close behind them, but
did not seem able to catch up.
Loehl for the Props was the bright par
Ia rr-oe ~
gressive at all times and his three goals
were all shot from difficult angles.
Next comes Fuse of TIE downtown
quint. This man put up sterling exhi-
bition of teamwork playing and also
made eight of his teams points.
The lineup and summary follow:
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The Army and Navy teams are keeping
all their trick plays under cover for their
annual game. which will be played at
Philadelphia December 5. This seasons
battle promises to be more interest
tween teams representing Uncle Sans
monster naval and military establish
ments.
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Il guess Yale's system is Just trying to
use common sense is Frank Hinkey's
reiteration when asked what is back of
the changes at New Haven.
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Touchdowns-Healy, Marsden Goal from touch
dOwn-Healy- Referee-Mr Sherman. Umpire
Mr.. Darlington Holy Name. Head iinesman-
Mr.. Elchorn. Linesmen--Messrs. Fuller and Try
lett. Time OF haves-15 minutes.
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Referee-Prof. Joyce, Georgetown. Timer, Nj.
Kelly. Time Of halves-15 minutes Goals from
feld-Graham, Loehl 80. Murphy (3). Fuse (4).
Hildreth t3). Lndas 81. Goals from fouls
Allison. Lindas Graham. Final score-George-
town Props. 10; Carroll Institute. -
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Burr. the star punter and captain of
the Harvard team, who has been out of
the game for weeks because of a broken
collarbone. is SO far on the road to re-
covery that he saw the practice from the
side lines yesterday. It would not be sur
prising If he got into the Yale battle.
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Lynch. the speedy halfback of the SYRIA
cuse eleven, is out of the hospital after
months stay, and he is confident that
he will be able to get in his teams big
game of the year, which is the contest
with the Badgers. November 81.
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In Ryan Gymnasium. Georgetown Col
lege. last night before crowd of over
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Sol Meter is up and coming. He ha
made three shifts on his team at U. o
p a week before the Michigan game. on,
of the men ousted being the center rush
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The remarkable feature of Linthicum' s
playing is that he has only been out of
the varsity six days and, in that time,
has shown enough class to jerk down
a prime place in the eleventh hour Last
Saturday he was given thirty-five of the
varsity signals for the first time and
twelve hours later he had memorizsd
them so well that he had not made mis-
take when he finished In brilliant style
at end against Kentucky. No fear is felt
from this phenom missing the signals.
and some say he will be able to stop
Scarlett.-Detroit Free Press.
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sponded to signals sharply. Lamberton,
because of his play against Lafayette, will
surely go in the Michigan game. and it
may be to relieve Pike or Deitrick.
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Since Bill Edwards team beat Yale. II
to 10, in 1899, the Tigers have won only
one game in the SERIES Yale has won
six and there was a to tie in 1906,
the first year under revised rules.
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FAST BASKET BALL.

Ryan Gymnasium Scene of Spirited
Contests
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"Kenyon's Braves" a team out in Ohio
coached by Bemus Pierce. most famous.
perhaps, Of all the Carlisle Indian play
ers. Saturday defeated the University of
Cincinnati team, IS to o.
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FOOT BALL NOTES.

Fielding Yost, the Michigan coach. says
that Bill Hollenbach of Penn is the best
fullback of the year. and one Of the very
best the game has yet produced.
Yale's action in presenting to Brown
the ball used in last Saturdays contest
was a courteous one. The trophy will be
a priced addition to the Brown list.
Glenn Warner Is being boosted as coach
for Z. OF p. this year by those in Phila-
delphia who desire to return to the pro-
fessional system Of the George Woodruff
period.
New foot ball has been the cause of the
sudden death of the big Four" There
are any number of teams that have just
as much right to distinction as either
Harvard, Yale. Princeton or Penn.
New Haven papers say there will be no
cops to protect the public from pick
pockets November q. The best way to
be safe is to bet all your money on the
game and hide your return ticket in your
shoe-in case of "accident.''
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Yale's Hard Work Ends.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, November H.
Head Coach Bigelow of the Yale foot bal
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOM Large and
comfortable. Gentlemen only. No
sick people. 80 N. Penn.
FOR RENT:-In private house, rooms
with bath. 500 N. Main st. soft.
FOR RENT One furnished room
with bath and lights. Apply to Mrs.
FOR RENT:-Rooms with board.-116
West Bland. 91t6s
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New Cases in the District Court.
The City of Roswell against Joe
Foster, appellant, appealed from the
Justice court.
E.. o. Kleinau against o. w. Lovan,
a suit on a note for 5000 and for fore
closure of mortgage Int note OF $565
on the north half OF section Is, town
ship IL, range 25. Reid & Hervey are
attorneys for plaintiff.
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No Charge for Entering Horses.

No Charge for Entering Horses.
There is to be no entry fee in the
horse show tomorrow. Every person
having a fine driving or riding ami
NAL may enter him in the show with
out the expenditure Of a cent. The
exceedingly liberal treatment of the
management as to entries and free
.
admissions to the awarding park
makes it necessary to give only red
ribbons to the winners of second hon
ors. Substantial and in some cases
costly gifts go with the first honors
in all classes.
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$500 900 to loan ON irrigated farms
long time loans, interest payable an.
lually with privilege to pay off o
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
agent. 300 N. Main. opp. P. o.
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Trade Directory.

stationery has a good effect upon
Its recipients. Such stationery can
be secured in Roswell at reasoAar
BILE prices at the Record Job Print
ing Office, 402 N. Main st. Give
us q trial.
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Everybody is pleased with the ap-
Piles and prices at eel Nido' Ranch,
east Fifth street. 95t2
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Col. Baker is selling apples awfully
cheap, just east of the depot on Fifth
street, Eel Nido" Ranch. 95tz
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Commercial Printing

While coed clothes do
not make the man, yet 1t must be
conceded they have great influence
IN forming opinion regarding him
So Is it with printing. Neat, tasty
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List your property with the Home
Main street. Tiff.
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List your property with the Home
seekers Information Bureau. BIG n.
Main street. TIT.
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being accidentally shot in the right
leg that morning. She is under treat
ment at the home of Mrs. C. S. Lusk.
The wound is not dangerous.
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Mrs. E. j. Miller, of Lakewood, who
had been visiting J. P. Collier n
family since Saturday, left today for
Dayton.
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Registration books End precinct op-
en- Friday and Saturday at the Ros.
we'll Drug Store.
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Alfalfa pasture, 900 acres, with
stacks to run to.-Oasis Ranch. If
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FOR SALE:-Second hand shelving.
Ullery's 94t2*
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FOR SALE:-Second hand shelving.
Ullery's 94t2s
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WANTED

WANTED Seamstress to do plain
sewing Mrs. Ida M~endenhall,
Dress and Cloak Maker, 407 N.
Penn. ave. 94t2s
WANTED:-One large or two small
rooms, unfinished. Close IN A.
dress A. w. Care Record. 94t2*
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w. A. Johnson has returned from
Hereford, Texas.
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GROCERY CO.
See US for the most complete line
OF staple and fancy groceries and
fresa frufts and vegetables in the
city
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The Best Place

In Roswell to have our buggy paint
ed, repaired III rubber-tired is at R.
F. Cruse's shop on South Main, a plea.
sure to figure with you 91tf.
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Contracting & Engineering

RIRIE & MUSSENDEN.- lit w. I'd
ST., phone 464. Land surveying inc
mapping, concrete foundations,
sidewalks, earth-work and general
contracting.
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Mr.. E. G. Rogers, head embalmer
for the Ullery Furniture Co. returned
this morning from Dexter where he
spent yesterday and last night look
ing after the remains of Frank Flake
who die there October 13 Mr.. Flake,
who was &c. years old, died of tubercu-
losis, coming to Dexter for bis health
about two months ago. The body was
prepared by Mr.. Rogers and shipped
north this morning to the old home
at lola Springs, Kan, accompanied
by the father and mother of the de-
ceased.
FOR SALE:-Second hand shelving.
Ullery's 94t2*
Best Job Printing, Record Omce.
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Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with you Grain, Coal
and wood, we buy hides, phone 20
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Furniture Stores.

DILLEY ; FURNITURE CO. The
well. High quantities and low prices.
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THE DAILY RECORD.

Real Estate.
"a" 10 for ABSTRACTS.-Rosweu
Title and Trust Company. 303 N.
Main, Phone 81
GILMORE & FLEMING Real es-
tate and Live Stock Dealers. Room
No 1, Oklahoma Block.
choice selection Of beth city and
farm property at good figures to
buyer. Also none to loan. Miss
Nell R. Moore.
A. c. WILSON, Real estate, farms,
ranches, city property. ONCE sos
N. Main St Address Box 202 Res
well, N. M.
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Advertising.

Advertising.
The successful Business Man Is
an Advertising Man. Let the people
know what you have to sell.
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FOR SALE 5 show cases. Ullery's
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BiIliard-POOl Halls.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS

WIFI TIE &PHILLIPS:- 301 s.. Main.
General blacksmithing and repair
work. Horse shoeing a specially.
Work guaranteed. 75t26*
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ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal
Hay, and Grain. Always the best.
Bast Second st., Phone 12e.

Hardware Stores.
ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Waols
sale and retail hardware, pipe,
pumps, gasoline engines, fencing,
Wholesale and retail everything in
hardware, tilware, water supply
goods, buggies, wagons. implements
and plumbing.
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BOOT BLACK

BOOT BLACK Expert on shoes of
all feathers. I polish tan shoes and
do not stain them. Guaranteed
Henry, at Jewett's Billiard Hall.
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You ought to go over to Eel Nido"
Ranch and see Col. Bakers fine ap-
ples-just east of the depot. 95t2
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Abstracts.

ABSTRACTS.
CIAVES COUNTY ABSTRACT co.
F. p. Gayle, manager. Reliable and
prompt 4t26s
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.
ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans.
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TailOrs.
Undertakers.

OILLHY & SON.-UndertAkerB. Phi
vate ambulance, prompt service.
ULLERY FURNITURE CO. Under
takers. Phone No. rs or No. Ill.
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S. B. mckinney left this morning
for Lake Arthur.
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Department Stores.
Dye Works..

K. c. DYE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
repairs. Cleaning and pressing. j.
H. Angel. phone ST.. 1923 ". I'D.
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LOST.

LOST Brindle bull bitch with a
white breast. Reward for return to
G. A. Freidenbloom. 94t2s
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Miss Rae Race was brought down
from Elkins Monday on account of
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Architects.

]. M. NELSON & CO., Architects.
Oklahoma Blk. Roswell. N. II
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Best Job Printing. Record omce.
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s. w. Holder went back 20 Lake
Arthur today.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED.
STRAYED:- Bay mare pony. Brands
B-cross on left shoulder and J. on
left cheek. Return to r.. F. Hayslip.
I IL miles east of Military. 93tf
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Boellner, the jeweler, has 1t cheaper
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5113.35
$11503. 01
VIM. F. FORTUNE,

City Treasurer.
Chief Mcdonald of the fire depart
ment made report to the council Of
the apparatus of all kinds on hand,
good, bad and Indifferent. He recon-
mended that a "mockinglbird" whistle
bepurchased and placed on the electric
light plant for fire alarm purposes on
~, also number of other suggestions
and recommendations. Alderman
Reade moved that the report be refer
red to the committee on fire depart.
ment with power to act tosthe extent
of the appropriation. This motion
brought on lot of talk involving the
employment Of a day and night watch
man at the hose house, or a man who
would stay there all the time, the cost
OF either or both propositions, the pur-
chase Of apparatus. and things like
that. One or two of the aldermen In
timated that all councils were inclin-
ed to be stingy as to the fire depart