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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Will REFUSE OVERTURES
TO STOP RATE FIGHT

The Pacific Coast Lumber Man.
nfaetnfera' association AZ It's annual
meeting to be held January Is ia
Seattle Will refuse the ovarturea
made h. the business representa-
lives Who met yesterday Ia this
city and rendered their good offices
70 stop ths rate fight with the
railroads
This II the sentiment OF promin.
eut iumbarmsn Their ground for
refusal II that the suit has pro
gteaaed too far with the Interstate
commerce commission FOR II Ia
stop
News regarded az 81 the utmost
importance Ia the iumhermen In
connection with the rate suit has
reached here The banking inter
eata ia Seattle and IA the nouud
country are very closely Identified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Al Arrangements have been
made for the wrestling match At
the Grand Opera house next Thurs
day night between Or "a y Roller.
90 Seattle. and Farmer Martin
turns. former champion " the
Wofid. and admitted 10 be today
the eIsvereHl wrestler IN America
The contest Il 10 be for $500 a
side aud Is per cent Of the gate
rccripts. catch. sa catch can. two out
Of three falls
Aside from the Gotch Roller
match II one year ago. the coming
contest sill be the most important
ever held Ia Seattle II will be
preliminary 10 the efforts Of Or
ROLLER 10 win the championship Of
America Roller has been promised
return match with Gotch n he
can meet and throw Burns and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

or tao others Of the top notch wrest-
iefa
The friends of Roller believe him
70 be the peaf 81 ans wrestler In
the world and arv looking forward
10 The match with Burns with the
greatest Of interest There will
probably be very little betting on
the contest "a Or Roller does not
desire his friends to risk their
money until they have every a..
suranee that their man ranks with
the best Of them
No smoking Will be allowed In
the theAter next Thursday night
a. II T. expected that a large mum.
Der Of women viii be among the
spectators II u the desire Of Or
Roller that the contest shall be so
conducted as 10 permit Of the at
tendance Of women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

viii the lumber industry. and II
haa just been made known that
bankers Of Seattle have had a prom
inent New York attorney In Wash
luFtnn. gpinE over tho evidence put
before the Interstate commerce
commission. A report has been
made BY the attorney 10 the bank.
era here with the statement that
ON the evidence submitted before
the commission. the lumbermen
have their fight won.
The annual election Of officers
takes place on the 25th. aud the
nominating COMMITTEES IL now at
work In view 81 rythiug. the
lumbermen aay that there will be-
no changes ~ this time. and that
the old officers and the special
committee which has conducted the
iumhefmeu fight against the rail
roads will be- continued In office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
JURY DISAeREES In
MURDER CASE
fay United Press. !

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan ls-The
jury IN the ease Of J ~ Tansy who
has been tried for the murder of
Policeman Edward ] Mccartney on
September 3. after celebrating
since midnight "Wednesday. failed 10
agree on verdict and was dis.
charged hY Judge Cook last night
Policeman Mccartney was shot 20
death during an alteration with
TanaY after he had ordered Tansy
to A. to his oonoe After tho falo
ure Of the jury o. asrec hao iteen
annootesto 100 efos spt cs@ riot al
torneY msde op@n eherees that n
Cotton. the me oGDer who stood ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
MAYOR MOORE REVIEWS
HIS ADMINISTRATION

ment the legislative branch of tho
government makes the laws. aud 10
Is the dutA st the executive branch
of the government Ia enforce them
The executive officer who seeks Go
override the laws OF to exercise
discretion aa IL Whethnr a law shall
be enforced az uuilined h. nothing
but an anarchist IN office. aud 1
have no desire 10 De- included in
that class 1T eiila-sy
ioNope In proper time Ia the
course Of this campaign 20 come
angong you asaln and diactU some
ot the large problems nf tho city
government which have come up
during NV administration. aud tell
yuu how those problems have been
solved Nau. A. Stockholders Ia
this municipal corporation. have a
rtrht 20 knoN these things. 90 con.
slider them. aud to vote your ap.
prtsval or Your disspproval of tho
acts Of your public officials
I am proud tn BE- able tn say
that my administration aud itH poi.
icy has secured TOT inc the most
Vigorous opposition 81 all those clio.
ments which anu opposed 10 the ca.
forcemeut oi law. and 20 honesty
and deceuey IN the administration
of the ellis 4 affairs | do not want
their support | ask of them NO
favors. I viii grant ca them no
privileges Unless I eau be elected
hy the honest the upright tho
clean aud desent eitiEens OF this
city then / do not Naut To b. elrct,
cd prefer defeat With the 70
speet and support Of the best cie.
meuts az our citizenship. rather
than an election AZ the hands of
those eiliaeus sho asek special
favofs in the traffic ia vice. crime
and immortality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
RUSSELL SAYS NE WILL CONTINUE the
POLICY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

peopie Of Seattle. and n IL my firm
determination tn Coaiiuuc u
II | am elected viii ncraiinlks
with the utmast care every Rppro-
priatiuu Of the public funds. sith
view 1T asutuK 90 u that ths city
gets dollars Marih ~ service FOR
eYerf dollar easended I viii cut
off ali graft and do an In nay power
20 reduce Incompetence and ex
traYagBnee in the eity'e affairs To
the minimum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
NO ENDORSEMENT
FOR HUGHES

Ing more than Routine business hay.
tnK bnsu transacted
A fuEe On the straight question
uf endorsing Gov Hughes or any
other presidential candidate Nss
never reached There Was no
doubt eft the xrllea Issue. however.
aud the nutatntsn supporters ~ the
KeYafunf lined mp sauarrlg against
thoAs wha are eithrr trirndly to
the candidacy Of Secretary TAFT or
opposed 70 Any endorsement b. the
eummitfus At TITS time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
ALLEGES HOUSE is AN q
ARCHITECTURAL OUTRAGE

A katzenlammer Castle" instead
Of the usual dwelling has boen
foiHted unon Cornelius HIagerty. ae.
eording To an answer filed by the
latter to the suit instituted BY n.
Il Hall IN the superior court 60 r..
cover on u building comfort
According 10 the papers on file.
liaii took "A contract 10 build llRE
aos home IN Green Lake llag
er'y says the contractor used un.
even floor iolHts. raised the center
OF the kitchen floor. aplicod the
center sill. causing the building 10
sag placed the basement timbefs
80 they shuoklss left the upper
fooms 50 there IL continual rise
and fall Ia the floorH. did not nail
the boards down properly. set the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
WOMAN DISAPPEARS

Mrs Lizzie Newman. Of 1912
East Thomas It.. u missing. She
had heen visiting her parents. Mr..
aud Mrs J n O'FaTell. 2t02 Pa
eiffr ay.. Tacoma. and came over
20 Seattle Ia Ee~ o. n Newman.
her husband. Monday afternoon.
She started hack to Tacoma Tues.
day. but did not reach her parents.
aud has not since been seen or
hea ID Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
TO OR GANFZE NEW
MELLER CLUB

ON "Wednesday night viii attend the
meeting tonight and the two clubs
will unite to conduct the campaign
for Nj Miller Ia the SECOND ward.
There will be a biz gathering In
Mr Mlllor'n interests M the Renion
llill club house. Eighteenth and
Madison. tomorrow night The
speakers will be John y Miller. y.
/. Hughes. I y Hughes aud John
e. tlierina. After the speaking the
seventh ward republicans viii or.
ganlEu a Miller club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
PLANNING WORK FOR the
UNEMPLOYED

Means TO supply both shelter and
Wurk for the unemployed iaborinR
mea Of the city are being dis
GUESSED In a conference between a
aistnmiilea ~ the Chamber 90 Com.
fi1afea. etfY Engineer Thomson.
ienin Of Police appeus,sin. = =
iiialhe Of the park board and =
representative ~ the clearing house
asshelAliun thia afternoon.
The committee ~ the Chamber
81 Commerce has been empowered
TO act for that organization. and
thsk city engineer Was invited 10
attend % tell what public works
nisttiit be pat through Ia order %
Eixe uork % tho unsmployra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

columns out Of square with the
foundation. fixed the doors 40 that
four will not close at all. and left
the others so ont ~ plumb that
there Is not sufficient clearance TO
laY carpets
The door leading from the par
lar ia the bedroom a. said Ia be
wider nj the top than M the bot
tom. the plate rail IN the diuing
room IL out OF plumb the chair
rail In the Kitchen Is partly right
aide up aud partly wrong side up
the hack room ~ not finished the
whole upper part of the building
Is out Of level aud the rnfterH. II
IN said. are not properly supported
llaKerly nov asks the court 70
award him damages against the
contractor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
SEATTLE CHURCH ROBBED
IN DAYLIGHT

was almost new. dnurH. ground
glass aud metal fixtures have been
stolsn. Saturday afternoon the
thief rnieFed The building In broad
daylight auh foak several doora
windows aud fixtures lie wAa srau
AZ his wnfk b. Alfred SorthFup. an
expfcsan.an and memhuF 81 the
church bat Naflhfuh supposed thg
man hat authority Ga take the
goods & " Arnold lanitor OF the
chmrch discovered tbs robbery ON
one ~ hls periodical Visits "a the
building Much ~ the plumber has
hecn recovered from the dealers TO
Nhom the thief sold H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

The representative OF the park
hoard saa invited 10 tell what I'm.
pioYment could be- furnished IN i'm
proving the parks Of the city
The clearing house representative
Vas invited to tell what the banks
could do toward financing oftaEa
70 give the unemployed work.
The conference in expected Ia re-.
suit in some definite plan 60 meet
the situation
One proposed plan II 10 utilize
an army 81 men IN turning Thirty
fourth av south into n ioofo
boulevard. from the pumping sta
ton south 20 Frinks park II Is
feasible FOR men with whoelbarrows
IN make this improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
POLITICS COSTS HIRAM
u. WOODEN HIS JOB

motto. II politics lnterferes With
your business. give up your busi.
ness
Some DAYS ago he left the office
to 50 about the city 10 repair hts
political fences He was gone near
h a week lie returned. apparently
expecting Ia resume his work In
the office. ouly 90 find his desk
occupied aud Vacancy al that
place On the payroll formerly occu-
pied b. his name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

-. hllavlas oiis party See''nss
held taalght
" r. vafd. Labor Temple. sixth
University
q - ~ard Hiatt FpNells hns-
ss .,1lsse. broadway aud Pine.
~ So, seafs aga / told the people
~ that g I we've elected to
- ii MAYER would give
~ - Ne. and eieauvst admins.
- Al The aftalra OF this city
rs ever had. said Mayor
" i aadfesaing a meeting Of
- ,..r,s voters at Madfona hall.
~ seattle last atghi it is Not
~, - n a. whether or "a What
y = ! sase carried ont that prom
s s' sat / Nil SAY that have
- % that effort the best
So - # M life II have Jailed
~ s..' J. heea hs-Aase Il wa not pos
! a. tsr ne to sueeeed
~. - al voa mat have noticed
49, xeea Nas first inauguraied
" .l,sfss % closely tcgulatc the
- = the eltX and a. enforce
- - fekalatiag public morals
~, y. eesaesl tuak the attitude mat
-, ~ maYaf wanted didn count
.sv iou may have noticod
~ ~, r,oFv recently. that me council
- .ssselo.aa willingness 90
- evan in some instances 20
- he WISHES aud the RECON-
,.sasslions al the maYor
-uans people have asked me why
rhsse parsaed The polioN OF insist.
~ - ! strict enforcement ui the
~ rs this question ] EiVc two
a...,F. One Is that / have iahcu
= an d office 10 do 80 The
a. 4 that that policy ON tho
80 a an executive ofticeu is con
,.mul.tsd IN our horn oi govern.
-sas raaer our form If govern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Hiram [ Wooden. candidate for
the republican nomination FOR city
treasurer. has lost his job In the
city tfeaamef's office. and thereby
hangs a tale
Mr. Wooden h primarily re.gon.
uible. since he attempted to mix
politics with business. though City
Treasurer Russell severed the con
nection Mf. Wooden apparently
acted GA the policy expressed Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
FALLS rs FEET
AND IS HURT

] Hlgglns. a iaborer. fell % feet
into tn. basement Of the new First
It T. church structure today and
VAS badly hurt. The man nov lies
at the Seattle General hospital with
a broken rib aud badly bruised
Higgins waa working on the upper
part Of the building AZ tho time be
slipped and felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Another Miller club viii be- or.
Fanised IN the seuoud ward tonight
Republicans Of the ward viii meet
ia olimana hall Twenty ninth ay.
\ and Lane At. with Col George D.
sparrow presiding Mr Miller viii
be present aud vi. make an nd
ds~e The new c9eh will be- or.
Ksnsaed ht the Miller supporters on
the east side Of the ward The
members Of the Miller club organ
iEed In the Nuat side of the ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
SEATTLE PARTY W1L
ATTEND OPENING

A party OF invited geuate from
this city will be- taken "a Victoria
on Monday to attend the formal
opening OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway cOmpanyA magnificent
new hotel. The party viii be In
charge Of 4 Is. Calder the com
pAnY'a local agent
The hotel. which cost $3.50. 600 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan - -Resolu'
ti0us pledging the support az the
Progressive Democratic league to
the candidacy OF William J Bryan
fo3 the presidency we're adopted 81
mass naeeting held under the
auspices Of the league AZ Cooper
union last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Ysrnlshlngs frnsn the old First
NE ehafeh stored In an Isolated
ssi,slnr Il Foarih ~ and Virginia
Z salasd Al sieoo have been
xalea. Several eofaplainis Ncrr
a. !, safseaz limss during the
ps<i tn o. threa weeks, each time
r,cfe a tk< xoasss being taken On
ds<csistlans furnished rs secoad
had men 10 ahom tire roods bad
h~en sala. PalEoiman Lo@sar late
ye~sestay arrested 4 man a. a aaH.
peel. Aut shls the officer @as
.mfnlnk IL ! call fes the patrol
wagon y escaped Atoai 1880
yaras d carpet. So yards Of shich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
OLD FRIENDS SEND
MESSAGE TO MILLER

OF Seattle. and earnestly hopes that
electors II Westetn cfty Will take
the bunch
CHARLES 81 HIsNER.
freaiasnf
South bend. Ind. Jan .
~ Joseph Cauufy Democratic
sooietF. Ia session tonight had an
aetiou u the Republican club en-
dofalnR You referred l0 n Dor ac
tiou. Heartily approves % resnlu.
ton fi5sssa I4rk 10 sou
ARTHUR JORDAN.
President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
WITHDRkWSH HIS
WITHDRAW

Fred Resinrcr g. again candi
date Tor councilman from the Thir
teenth ward on the republican tick
ct Rexinger has withdrawn the
application made week ago 70
have his name taken from the list
Of those who originally filed declar
atluna Of candidacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

lillian elected mayor o. Seattle
there viii h. no hark Wsfd step In
the enforcement 81 The Laws rwEu.
latiuE puhlic nsnFaia. smphAlicaily
declared cts Treasurer George y.
Russell last might in an address to
a few u his seventh ward aupfssrf
ern assembled u the Avon haildinE
al Broadway and Hlenuy way
believe the present lsslicF ~
strict ias enforcement has met
Nifh the fullest approval Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

NEW YORK. Jan 1.-THE reHo.
lutian endorsing Gov Hughes Tor
the renubllean nomination fog pres
idsuf AS defeated last piKht AZ
shat Naa probably the ntorMlieAt
anasi0u IN thu political history 81
the Nes TORT republican county
COMMITTEES After nearly three
hours of dulAte. characterized hY
bitter inVert!Ne. an Adjournment
for one meath uaa taken with moth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

John =. Miller. candidate Cor the
nsninatlaa sag mayor on the fepub-
nrza sleket a the appfoaehiag pri
nnrias received spo telexRms this
mcFalag fum bis old home In Ia.
dssss The messages wsre a. ful.
South Bead lad Jan 3
-fehn :. Miller.
Szffte. Wash.
Saik nena Republican club. Ia
kszisa tonight. ananimousiy en-.
txsez 1gu far nominatinn for mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
GAME MEASURES REPORTED


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
house committee on territories has
reported unanimously the Humph.
reY Alaska game bill Gov Hog.
gatt aud Mr. Humphrey attended
the hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Shopping at This Store

During Removal Sale saving one-Fourth
the price Of every yard Of goods. every article.
and every garment excepting only few items
whose price under contract with the man
ufacturer not 10 lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

for aoqult,ai. had been tempered
with. and threatened 90 cause his
urrest The district attorney an.
nounces that the case will be- retired
at once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

mo IANEIRo. Jan. 1.-THE
American torpedo flotiila is ex.
peeted 10 arrive here momcniarily.
having passed Cape Frio. north.
west OF here this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

BALTIMORE. Jan Is The Bal.
timore Steel company VIII again put
tn operation rolling mills and blast
furnaces on Monday, giving employ
ment to GOO men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

VICTORIA. y g. Jan. 1.-THE
dereliets swiftsuro. Beacon end
Bank fooy are reported ashore
oesr cane Fattery A tug sss
zone 70 rescue them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
MILLS START
UP AGAIN

PtTTgaGRG. Jan. Orders
have been issued by the Pitisburg
Steel company 10 put full forces At
wusk tn the sire. rod aud tube mills
40 MonesaeH Pa Approximately
1000 men are affected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan l7.-Fire
this morning Quilted the Masonic
temple. causing loss Of $3.50 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

A0lafed TO be- the equal Of any
h8hielry on the coast. IN point 81
Hrlteale beauty and utilitafian De.
algr on the ground floor are the
lounging room. palm room. dining
room aud hail. ali finished IN pan
aled OAK Stewart Gordon viii
manage the hotel Throughout tho
structure contains all modern con.
xenIeueeB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

hrohdbks Ferdinand Dead.
sALsBURG. Austria. Jan II
Afehduke Ferdinand ~. Grand
Duke Of Tuscany. died here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

The Washington Fire IL a con
servstiYe company. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
Undermuslins for a Fourth
Less
COP FIRST At.6 COLUMBIA 81

The number OF people natrouizng our January
Sale OF Undermnalina il convincing proof OF the
that desirable qualities and desirable prices
most satisfactorily combined. The stock is sti in
excellent assortment with full lines al almost all
the prices Al least 25 per cent Is allowed on tho
purchase price OF every garment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17

Handmade Lingerie at most moderate prices a
Special Feature.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-17
| 4';'i OF F

We have ouftted hund reds Of the ladies Of seat
hs and vicinity since January White Goods sale
eesan On Monday Plenty left These prirea ought 10
make gou hurry
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-17
TREASURY USED AS
A STEPPING STONE

Washington, March 1.-THE resignation
of J. Fl. Edwards, assistant secretary of
the treasury in charge of the financial
bureaus of the department, which was
rendered some time ago. will take effect
tomorrow, when L. A. Coolidge, who has
been confirmed by the senate. will take
charge of the office. Secretary Cortel-
you said today that Mr.. Edwards had
decided to accept the receivership of the
New Amsterdam National hank of New
York, which was compelled to suspend
during the late money stringency 1t is
understood here that negotiations are now
IN progress looking to consolidation of
the New Amsterdam with other financial
institutions in its vicinity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE Power That Governs is not en-
titled to a serious review. CTeston
Clarke has done some things very well,
indeed. notably Monsieur Beaucaire 3"
He is only ordinary in The Power
That Governs" 1t may be the fault
of the play entirely, and it may be
partly Mr.. Clarke's fault. In any event,
the production is not interesting. The
scenes are laid in Mexico, but nobody
would ever know it if it were not for
the information conveyed by the pro-
gram There is one YilIainOus Next
can, who is half-servant, half-cowboy
and there is a Mexican hotel keeper.
For the rest the playwright might just
as well have pronounced his "atmos-
phere" the atmosphere of Arizona. New
Mexico, or even some parts Of WyO-
ming. THE Power That Governs is
very ordinary melOdrama. 1t does seem
a pity that CrestOn Clarke, who has
shown that he has real talent, can not
be fitted with play in which he could
do himself justice. The engagement,
fortunately, was for one performance
only.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-17
DELAYS PAVING FOR YEAR
Council Orders Bids for First South
Street Asphalt Again to
Be Called For.

First South street will not be paved
this year. After a prolonged squabble
the council last evening asked the board
of public works 10 advertise for bids
for Utah asphalt. 1t will take sixty or
ninety days to secure these bids, and in
order TO obtain the material the con-
tractor must open an asphalt mine of
his own.
1t wss decided to use Utah asphalt
p. j. Moran was the only bidder and
he submitted two bids, one for Utah
asphalt, at a cost of S22S, 000 and an
other for California asphalt for $751;
0O0. The board of works sent the con-
tract for California asphalt to the coun-
ell. Here G. L. Miller and G. E. Kiser
appeared and made their objections,
and when the report of the committee
came up last evening. on motion of
Stewart il was decided 10 readvertise
for bids, specifying Utah asphalt.
Chief Pitt reported the appointment
of e. A. Franks and ]. r. Clawson as
special policemen for the Rio Grande
Western Railway company for service
during the strike. The appointments
were confirmed, as was also the ap-
pOintment of A. V. Miller as special po-
liceman in the Hamilton school dis
trict
Chief Vail of the fire department ap-
pointed W. J. Lloyd and Alfred John
son to positions, and these appoint
ments We're confirmed.