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Evening journal., 1908-07-13
NO HARD Times
DOWN in ACCOMAC
Travelling Man Tells Of Place
Untouched by Depression,
With Plenty Of Potatoes

Harry c. Niemann, a well-known
travelling salesman. has just returned
from a two weeks trip to Accomac and
Northampton counties. on the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia. Mr.. Niemann eX-
presses himself as exceedingly glad TO
get back to the devious ways Of the
larger towns.
Il went to Norfolk to get a meal that
was diff@ent Fish and pome bread
had palled on me. BY the way,
might as we'll tell you that the fish
crop was more productive than usual -
especially the salt variety We had
vest patterns every meal. What DO /
mean by vest patterns? Grea Caesarl
Have you never looked upon a bifur-
Gated vest and noted the similarity Of
II to a fish fiattened out and prepared
for preservation"
Mr.. Niemann says that hard times
are unknown on the lower Peninsula.
once in awhile they read Of these con-
ditions in the papers, but as far as
their experience goes the natives are
far and away from the resultant ef-
fects of any old thing that happens to
the money market In the metropolis
Potatoes" said Mr.. Niemann, "are
so much desired by the outlanders, or
people Of the outer circle, especially In
the North, that the hotels IF this Sec
tion refuse to serve them and use
breakfast foods as a substitute.
"Spuds are selling anywhere from
$3.50 TO SO per barrel and il tho Ia
tives had a modicum of sense thev
would get at least 81 for them The
crop is good and so is the demand.
lTrainloads Of potatoes are going north
and this district Is paying more atten-
tion to this crop than to fruits or ber-
lries
Hard times? Never where nature
is bountiful and 1 guess know this
country. They hang to their money
down there and place it where it Will
bring something in return. They are
all sure thing bettors. AS a result
their credit is good.
Il am glad went down there. and
I think my firm is, too; but I viii say
that I wish they would learn 10 know
what people eat in the larger towns
and what the usual hour OF retiring
and arising is.
Don't quote me as knocking this
particular region-I am only telling
facts. I expect to go back there and
I do some good business. The financial
outlook is good and there IS not mer-
chant down there TO whom I wouldn't
he pleased to sell good bill Of goods.
p But the livery teams purloined my
mar ny. The horses do their sleeping
on the dusty thOroughsarcs. and the
travelling men who are hoclSng 10 this
region are responsible. The pool
bcasts are overworkei
I It's a good coun'-v. though, and pn'
ltato money hss the same rosy blush
70 me as that witch buys the succuleni
peach Of the juicy pear.
Mr. Neiman left for Baltimore yester.
lday with a viaw OF going on another
lpuustfye eXped. ION
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
FINISH CHANNEL
WORK BY WINTER

Approval by the chief engineers OF
the plan for the expenditure Of the
money available for the Delaware river
insures the rushing Of the work until
the close Of this working season, when
Il is fully expected, the thirty-foot
channel viii be clear to deep water in
the bay.
Except at the shoaled place at Duck
creek fats, in the lower river, the
channel will then be Of the full width
Of 500 feet. On this shoal, about three
miles long. which has formed since
dredging TO the full depth OF thirty
feet was done. work Will be carried as
far as possible though it is not certain
that 1t can be restored to the full
width this season.
The appropriation which Is to be ex-
pended upon this project Is SS75.0o0.
which was provided in the sundry civil
bill OF Nay 27 The work still to be
done includes the removal Of 11.000
cubic yards Of blasted rock and 1914
600 cubic yards of soft material over
Schooner Ledge, below Chester.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
DYNAMITE SMASHES
CHESTER TROLLEY

MEDIA. Pa. July 1s-Media car No
1O7, one Of the large semiconvertible type,
was dynamited Saturday night on the
line of the Chester Traction Company at
Aliens Hill. half way between Media and
Chester. The explosion was so heavy that
the car was thrown across the roadway
the fiange of the wheels blown of and
the rails torn up for some distance. Five
persons were on the car at the time.
three OF them being employees Of the
company but all escaped with a bad
fright. Murder was deliberately planned.
There is a steep grade where the deed
was committed, and the car being the
last for the night from Media gave the
persons placing the dynamite upon the
tracks an opportunity to make their
escape.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
PROPOSALS

p hOPOSAlS FOR SUBSISTENCE
Sealed proposals. IN triplicate,
VIII be received az the Adjutant- -Generals 3
Del. until o'clock p. M, Saturday. I,,iv
lo' FOo, az which time and place they will
pe opened In hcpresence Of attendlnp nd
aers Tor the furnishing and delivery TO
ganized Militia OF Delaware. certain ar
ucles OF subsistence stores. the same 10
be delivered at the annual camp at RE-
hohoth, Del, commencing on July 2s. 1909
reserved
For blank proposals and information
apply 10 W. y. Slower. Chief Quarter
master and Commissary. State Arsenal
l2th and Orange SITS, Wilmington.
iyi-6t-eod
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
Big PEACH CROP
OF TWO STATES
Nearly Two Million Baskets
This Year From Mary
land and Delaware

The peach crop OF .he Maryland aid
Delaware Peninsula Is estimated at
1.77s,0S0 baskets, and the pear crop at
S03,471 baskets. Hauling will begin
about August IS. and the lines OF the
Pennsylvania railroad are making ex-
tensive preparations 10 meet the de-
mands for service. An important fact
in this connection is the notice served
by the Pennsylvania railroad TO grow
ers and shippers that the shelving Of
cars has been discontinued. To onset
this, however, is a readjustment Of
rates
Following is the crop estimate which
the various serving railroads are pre-
no rforr 20 haul.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
ROB PARSON OF
HIS WEDDING GIFTS

CHESTER, July 1s.-Thieves broke
into the parsonage Of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church at Boothwyn dur
ing the absence Of the family, stealing
a considerable quantity of silverware.
The pastor, the Rev. Robert Craig, and
wife, have been spending several days
with relatives in Philadelphia, and did
not learn of the robbery until their re-
turn. A lot Of wedding presents were
stolen.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
y1rANTED-FoR U. $. ARMY-ABTE-
WANTED

w JANTED-FURN1TUR - Your entire
w household, also ofyice furniture an
uqdes. II you have furniture in storage
will buy and pay you cash. more than any
dealer: estimates given free: all trans
actions CONFIDENTIAL; don't sell until you
get my cash offer. no matter how large
the amount. Piano and two safes for sale.
Write or phone d. & A. Phone 674A. Au-
tomato. 2s42 Grandfather clccl< for sale.
CHARLES s. HrrRIOCK.
o2S-7m Seventh and Poplsr sta
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LlsT o. PuaLIc sALEs-

Tuesday, July 2i-At $50 .. M, Ad-
ministrator Sale, estate Of John B.
Cooper, Twelfth and King Streets.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 16,
II, 18-At $50 a. M, p. m. ana
7.30 p. m. Receivers Sale Of Fur
nlture, Carpets, etc, contents Of W.
S. Holman Co.'s Store, Third and
Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
READING Fishermen Disappointed.

Reading fishermen who came 10 this
city on Saturday to enjoy a days fish
ing. were obliged to forego the sport
owing to the law requiring nonresident
fishermen 10 obtain membership in the
Delaware Game Protective Association.
entailinK a fee OF -.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
snniaIlsts Had q Meetina.

Samuel Clark, of Philadelphia, a
Socialist. spoke at Fifth and Shipley
streets on Saturday night. He is OBJ
posing James p. .McNichol for State
senator in the Third district Of Phil
adelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICE.


NOTICE
Catherine Tcomey and Hughey Toomey
vs.. John j. kelleher. ct al
In Chancery. New Castle County IS.
AND NOW. to-wit, this Tenth day Of
June A. D.. 1908, it appearing to the Jnin.
ceNor by the affidavit OF Catherine
Toomev and Michael Keileher, that Joseph
parman. Lizzie Haley. Blanche Williams
Claiming Way and Mary T. Cloud, Ave Of
the defendants in this cause. have 70
known place OF abode within this county
and cannot be served with process: that
Joseph Dorman resides at Philadelphia
state OF Pennsylvania, and Claiming Way
and Mary r. Cloud reside IN Chester cotin-
~ state OF Pennsylvania. ana no annssr-
ancc having been entered for the snid
Joseph Dormnn. Claiming WAY and Mary
T. Cloud at the return OF the summons
issued for them II Us thoreunon on -noffo,
Of rAihurne Chandler ESQ, solicitor r. p
the petitioners, ordered by the Chnncaiior
that the said Joseph Dorman. Chanoinr
way and Mary r. Cloud. DO appear in fiie
Court on or before the Twentieth day ~
July A. D., 1905, and show cause m a.tv
I'm the petition described should NOT tc
made according 20 the prayer thereof ar
that the petition win be taken pro con-
fosso as 20 the said Joseph Dorman, Chan
ming Way and Mary T. Cloud And tie
Register Is directed 10 cause a copv ~
this order 20 be published IN The fcvoo-
ing Journal a newspaper OF Wilmington
New Castle county. for the period of
thirty days this next preceding the said
j. r., NICHOLSON, Chancellor.
Attest-Josoph G. Jolls Reg. G. C..
wilmington Delaware, June 10. 1908.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
sauad Erom promnInn.

Becoming exhausted while swimming.
Herman Kochnsberg, OF Third and
Poplar streets was pulled from the
christiana at Pusey and Jones yard
on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

No Committee Meeting Tonight.
The Republican First District Com
mittee will not meet tonight as ex-
pected. Commencing next Monday
night the committee will meet weekly
until the election.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
For SALE
FOR SALE

DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.
1902 W. 10th. facing Cold Spring Park, 10
room, bath and porch.
706 Franklin ST.. facing sth st. Park 10
Delaware river.
No. / W. nth St, 10 rooms. bath. porsh.
These properties are offered at redu1ed
prices
WILMINGTON TRUST Co,
Tenth and Market sta
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
FOR SALE

ST. The large three-story double frame
dwelling. containing thirteen rooms and
bath, front back and side porches; 40
feet front on Gilpin avenue: nice shade
and IN good condition. Possession In rea-
sonable time.
GIBBONS 4 MOORE,
Fifth and Shipley SITS.
Z OR sALE-2o9 WEST NINTH ST. A
l. good place to alter 70 store and Sc
cure returns Of u per cent. Can give I'M
mediate possession.
CHARLES c. KURrz.
io1i Market Street,
m2i-tf (opposits Court Housa)
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
PUBLIC SALES.


ID UBLIc SALE OF FURNITURE
VIII be sold at COG West srd St. on
Tuesday, July H. 1908 at / O'clock o. m.
Bed room. dining room. kitchen and par
Tor furniture, carpets, chairs, cook stove
and many other articles
jyl1-t STIDHAI & SON. Auc.
ID UBLIC SALE-ON WEDNESDAY.
JULY 18th, at / o'clock. 10 head Of
horses, workers and drivers: FIVE dunn
wagons. lot OF light wagons. buggies. etc.
and heavy and single harness. s2s Lam
caster Ave.
jy1l-st ANDREW TRAVIS.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
REHoBOTH, DEL.
BOWERS, BEACH. DEL.
10 Give 4 Mnnnlinht-

Mrs W. W. Anderson's Sunday school
class Of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
VIII give moonlight excursion this
evening ON the Ulrioa-
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

INVEST your tine-It Is
better than to merely SPEND
II. = little of IL INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
divsIsnds fer Ifs
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

Mrs. Plunkett to Quit Business.
Mrs. Philip Plunkett intends TO close
out her business at No. 1OS Market
street. She will take a prolonged vaca-
ton.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

AVNeAH sFfsss sssFtssass AftA AAfAoN oNnfff I
The shelving Of cars was regarded
as a great convenience by shippers,
since IL permitted them 10 load a
greater number of baskets and protect
the quality of the peach. The railroad
company, however states that TO con-
tinue the practice would be a dis
elimination prohibited by existing law.
It is pointed out that owing TO the ex-
pense and burden involved. it would be
impossible TO supply cars thus
equipped 10 the entire territory reach
ed by the Pennsylvania lines OF road.
Likewise. even II II were practical 70
shelve cars for peach shipments
throughout the country, IL would not
be fair 10 other classes OF shippers, II
Is argued. 10 withdraw from service
for this exclusive use a very large
number OF cars az the very time when
they are needed by shippers in general.
This It is claimed, would constitute an
allegal discrimination.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
HELP WANTED-MALE.

VIZ KTANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN be-
w tween ages 10 and IS for y. s.
Marine Corps Must be native bQ or
see the world. Good pay. Clothing. 4 ms.
quarters, medical attendance free ay
at u. s. Marine Corps Recrul, ng :.
Postoffce Building, Wilmington Del.
jy3-2ft
HKrANTED-FOR u. s. ARMY-ABLE-
w bodied. unmarried men, between ages
OF IS and IS. citizens OF the United States
OF good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write Eng
iish. For Information apply to Re-
sth ST., Philadelphia, Pa: No. n. Srd
ST., Camden, n. y; Cor. Broad and Trent
Sis, Trenton n. j.. corner 4th and Mar
ket SITS. Wilmington. Del; SO Penn ST.
vile. Pa jyl-Sm
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
SALE

Win be sold at No. 21s West 11th St.. on
THURSDAY, JULY 18th. at Q o'clock a.
m household goods. beds bedding. tables
chairs, rockers carpets. utensils and
many other articles.
jyi3-3t w. A. HUKILL. Auc.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
TOR SALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NNTANTED-A COOK. WHITE REFER
w ences reRiired. Address Mrs. W. II.
Laird Christ Church Rectory. end OF
jylf-2t
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
ROOMS FoR REM.

= TRARD- sos. SOT AND 500 RACE sT.
" Philadelphia. Rooms, 25. s5. SOC. Gen.
tlemen only ally
7 OR RENT-ROOMs. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. 1924 King st. iyS-lm
I, OR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms No 2Oi r. Fifth street.
iyi3-im
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
FOR SALE

No ! West nth St.. iOtrooms and bath.
heater. porch, etc This large dwelling has
been put In the best OF condition and can
be bought on very reasonable terms.
GIBBONS A MOORE.
Fifth and shipley SITS.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
.nTrCES


Z TOCKHOLDERS - RELIABLE IN
y formation on any California or Pa
cihc Coast mine. Fee $3.50. Special reports
made. Sierra Mining Exchange. Pacific
Bldg. San Francisco. Cal. jylo-3t
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
FOR SALE.

= on sATE-LARGE DOUBLE FIRE
I proof 70 toni safe. four office desks.
large mirror, buzz fan, etc. p. Plunkett
Co, los Market st. lylO-t
roR sALE-I.ow-WHEE RUBBER
tire buggy, cheap. Apply MS W. bth
St. iyil-at
Il OR SALE.-SPECIAL POST CARD
sale. Big assortment city, foreign and
domestic views, birthdays etc Business
booming. Everyone gets what he wants
az TRUTHS Post Card Stores. 3rd ana
Market SITS. and 205 W. 4th 81. 1yli-2t
L OR sALE-THE RACING AND ROAD
horse Arbutus. record 23o. VIII guar
antee sound and safe and to show miles
better than 220 Apply TO Or. Barnes, Sl3
Shipley St.. Wilmington, Del. iyl3-St
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
THE BINGHAM

New York and Pacific AYES. Near Reach
and Penna. r. r. Depot Convenient "a
piers and all attractions. Sunerior table
and service. Special weekly rates Anari-
can and European plan. NJ. Doherty,
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

d DUssIAN AND TURKISH BATH.
N Only one in town. Shower baths and
pool, 10 cents. Good attention s. W. Co
Ord and shipley sts. Louis Uditsky. Mgr
i23-im
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
LOST AND FOUND

T osT-GoLD BRACELET. NEAR sTH
4. and Madison Sta. on Friday evening
Liberal reward Il returned TO s2i Morrow
st. jyii-2t
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
NEW BELMONT

Homelike and attractive. 50 IN. dsir,
sl25o up weekly. Ocean and Virginia Avos
6-story brick =
w. J. WARRINGTON.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
NEW CLARION

Ocean end Kentucky Ave. Open al
year Steam heat. Elevator to street level
Booklet Coach. S. X. BONIFACE-
flS-2n
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
BuSINESS CARDS.
7 AUNCH TO HIRE

Handsomely equipped. f0-foot laun,h,
for private excursions Terms moderate.
Address, Geo. King. 1ith and Spruce SITS.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-r--s-s----rr--T
y EMONED TO S33 ORANGE STREET
n John T. Mullins Inc. Printers. Rub
Der Stamps. Get prices.
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PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT

~ the Mayor FOR malfearease in qaf
ROO lnaapaclls or nagirct af dot
f'RreIIan BE- 80 member 81 hHtd
Huara of Appeals shall Hlt Is case
fH which ~ n interested. ana lH
aaHu If such disqualified 90 tH
fhr necessary HhnrnHn M HHH mffH
hHr. the Mayor shall appoint fuhs
atitute from tile class o. which TIE
disqualified af absent member b.
iHnFH
Heard If Appeals maf t0 paid nuezh
services Hr may be- determined -
tie cha Council
"Reetlan ~ The Board ~ AZ.
peaiH shall meet once fnnhth 80
Of the chairman 90 nnilfn of any
asatioh ah The ciy Council
shall aa soon a. practicable. ht
ordinance prescribe the method aud
manner ~ appeal from the. huPcfin..
Of, Appeals and shall ~ aud pre-.
afflhs the cost for appeal ia De- paid
rs the party appealing and TIE diH=
position Ga De made # said Hoht on
appeal upon tie final hearing Of tie
section VI. Tho Hoard ~ Appeals
Hhal recommend g. the cts Council
aneh us8 building ordinances ~ re-
visions 81 ola ordinances a. " IVA
deem proper
the FOREGOING amendment BE-. and the
Aafun in hereby submitted 60 the
qualified voters ~ tie tifN 81 Ha=
attic fuf their ratification o. fcieEs
ton af the nest general election. u
1894
Passed the city Council the aud
daY ~ January. 1908. and signed bs
ma tu open session in HutNrntirntlah
It its passage this snd dag II jan
uHfY. A -. 1905
q u. BURNETT. IN.
President = the city taanfii
PILED - me this zud DAP Of Jan
~ v. CARROLL
city Comptroller and ea-uffifio city
clerk
bats u first publication. February
+. 1905
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TO 81 VOTED ON TUESDAY. MARCH }

Water Wafha in relation 90 iha cot
irfflaH and enforcement 81 HEhi
and power and watof rates aud uih.
rba superintendent - Lighting
and Water Works shall have Hurh
fufther paWefn and duties aH eve
pfaKIdnd Is thiH Charter. nf fnt
titF Council of tho Hoard ~ iuh.
ir Mnrka may FROM tine 10 time
prescribe ar direct
Aud Ha m fHffhtf resolved that
tha fafreuInE amendment Dee ana
lie name Il hereby submitted o. ihf
auanfiod voters IT thr city n Ho.
attic flr their ratification or tej"r.
tinu al ihe urkt general election O.
81 heih March !. 1903
Passed tie Ciff Council The and
daY ~ January. 1908. and signed
hY me in open session Ia huthenti.
cation nf fta passage this snd dHY
~ January 1905 .......
e U BURNETT, 1fi,
President 81 tho fitF council
Filled tha aud daF uf January. zoos
~ " CARROLL.
cts Comptroller aud ukseffigio city
CLERK
pate 81 frat publication. February
4 fHnk
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FNpl9HEh AMENDMENT so. T.
a resolution ana proposition e
amend Subdivision IHrntfHhFst #
Section IL 81 Aftiele ~ II tie cts
Charter. and pToridlnE for tie sub
mfsairn - such proposed amend
n4snt 60 fha qualified voters ~ the
cts Of Seattle a. shs nest general
election.
8r h resolved vs. the cts Council
81 the cts ~ seattle 80 follows
That subdivision THsntf first 81
Haattnn II ~ article ~ " thr city
Charter ~ tbs city ~ Seattle pre-
seribiug certain powers ~ the cts
eaunglt - amended 80 nH 70 read
sarWrafF fret To regulate the
hafiai - ihs dead. O. regulate Gem
ffaFfaa atfhtn 81 NatHeut the ritH
lisnits e. acquire land Tor eefnrteff
purposes nifHeHf ;he city limits -
paf base. condemnation OF other.
alHs "a cause rsfnetsHifs e. 30 re-
moved fond the city limits and q
prohibit the establishment 81 aHH
asnsetsfH wilhta tee milsf q tas
Boundaries - the city The sHfmhs
fsfiss Of she extension - HstrtiHN
Gems fIaa within TIRE limits - tie
gIfN 81 Esaaffs lr hrfaAg prohibited
And - IL further resolved that
lie fofesains smen,iass.i - and tie
same j. hereby Submitted g. tie
qualified voters - The city 81 Seat
tie rof their ratification 81 rejection
Il fhf HHff general eiHffiau &C. ba
hatd fha aFf HaN Of Hafrh. 1903
Passed Hh0 city Eamuril HhF EaEh
aas ~ December. fNn1. and sfguesl
- usr IL ppen session in authcet&s
faffan - Ws passage fhis seth faF
- tteEeHlef tsai
n T. REYNOLDS.
FfssideHl pro TEN q tie city
tsff..t - ne IA. ssth sae 81 L.
aamhef. 1917.
a. " CARROLL
city cnmptroiisf hnd ee-ofrela citY
CLERK
ngts q first rahheauon rehruafY
!. 1knA
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RlsnI-lirIoN - N

=
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No 3
resolution and proposition tQ
amend Section Is % Article ~ or
the CITY Charter. and providing fer
the suhmission Of Rueh proposed
amendment 60 the qualified voters OF
the city Of Seattle at the next gen.
efHl election.
lie IL resolved ~ ,hs city Council
Of the city ~ seattle
That section IA OF Article ~ Of
attic be- Amended BY adding thereto
a subdivision To be known as sub
Division F"rtY-third." to read a.
Forty third The city Council
may order the planting o. shade or
ornamental trees on or along each
or either side Of the streets Of the
city. and may provide for defrayiuE
the whole or ANY portion 81 the cost
and expense thereof hy the collie.
tinn % special assessments upon the
property specially benefited thereby.
IN the same manner as iH provided
Tor either improvements uf streets.
alleys lanes squares or public
places OF the city. under this char
ter and the laws % tho State OF
And be IL further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment be and the
same ia hereby submitted to the
qualified voters Of the city Of Sc
a'NH wi tHfiI AANilNattnh OF fe1'Ns
ton AZ the next general election TO
be held on the ard DAY OF March.
1905
Passed the city Council the seth
day 81 December 1907. and signed
BY me In open session ia authemti.
cation Of lia passage this a0fh day
Of December. tae1
X. r. REYNOLDS.
President pro tenn Of the city
Council
Filled the aoth day Of December.
1907.
II. W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex -officlo CITY
Clerk
Date of first publication. February
I. 1905
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uTaOT.IITluN ~ iIaa

fRof,asED hAENuaENT No ?
4 rssalgliee sna prgl,esitips e
ton ~ 81 Article ~ 81 the Citf
Chatter asf providing Tor the sub
a4fasiun - raeh peefe-a anefdz
n1aut 30 the auAiifie1 voters - the
cts - seaitte - the seat Ksrrrat
election
~ b resolved BY The city Council
% TIE civ - Seattle - faIteus.
That Subdivision Sixteenth q sec
ton - u Article ~ o. the city
Charter ~ Tire Gity Of seattle. pre-
sefihirE eeftafn powers % tie city
Councii hs amended - 40 20 read
.sistesash re establish aaa res.
slate markets. ard % provide fuF the
weighing measuring ara inspection
~ All commodities Offered for sale
thefest sr ~ any "thrf place Within
the city limits 70 enforce TIE keep
ine - proper ieKni weights and
measures ~ all vendors 10 the CTS.
and - provide FOR the Inspection
thereof = provide bf ordinance for
TIE sfeefian and maintenance Of city
arnirn AZ suitable polnfs within the
city limits the welFhins thereon q
Haah commodities a. the city council
MAJ % ordinances designate aud to
require the deliver, % The purchaser
~ an offiriai certificate of the
weiFht 81 such commodity - shown
eF penalties for the violation 81 any
0r the provisions o. such ordinance.
And be st further resolved that the
toFesoins amendment he aud The
same is hereby submitted TO the
qualified voters 81 the city 81 Sc
attic Ter their ratification or rstses
ttan az the next general election to
Do held on the srd daY - March.
fsok
Passed the city Cogracil the aath
HnW ~ fts4s.ftstsaR gAUs afN rfssas4 bts
inc in cneu session IN naturalization
q It, passage this seth day q De
eetut.f. 1897
n r. REYNOLDS,
President pro tenn of the city
Council
f'iled by me this ssth day Of ~,
cember. 1891.
II w. CARROLL
city Comptroller and ex-offielo city
CLERK
bate Of first publication. February
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