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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
RESULTS OBTAINED.

Already the beneficial effects have been felt
throughout the state Many grievances nave
heen remedied and important and necessary In
ouiries have been held. In large numbers OF
adjusted without protracted proceedings Moth
ing is more dangerous than to permit the open
disregard of public obligations because the rem
edv is too cumbersome to be invoked. An OPP
nortunity for prompt consideration of complaints
and ADEQUATE power for just redress are the
securities of the public peace
We are not responsible for the shameful ma
ninulations which have burdened the traction
com nanies In New York City and forced them
into insolvency, nor for the loss and suffeTlng
that have been occasioned. The evil had been
committed, and ruinous practices nave peen
stopped none too soon. The Public Service COM
missions law stands between the public and
their repetition. Now We have the serious task
of upbuilding and of securing needed extension
of our transit facilities.
am deeply interested in obtaining the exten-
sion without unnecessary delay and will do all
i'm my power promote 1t upon terms which
will conserve the public interests. In any pro
ceedings which may be taken Tor the re-estaD-
Iishment of traction organizations and for fur
ther DEVELOPMENT the importance of an equipped
agency of the state TO protect its citizens against
spoliation and to maintain their rights to proper
service cannot be gainsaid. we are paying the
price of past neglect in these matters, out we
NAV guard the present and the future.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM AND PEOPLE.
II the Democratic platform means anything 1t
means demand for the repeal of the Public
Service commissions Jaw. BY the logic of its
statements 1t is platform against corporate
regulation; 1t is a platform to give license TO
financial freebooters; 1T Is platform In the In
tereSt OF all those who would make PUBIC service
a plaything of unscrupulous manipulation ii is
a platform against the people and by the people
IL should be condemned.
have recommended that the jurisdiction of
the commissions should be extended 10 tele-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
FALSE CHANGE OF ExTRAvAeANcE

constitutional but necessary ano lhlfencHeo ~
precedent
FALSE CHANGE OF ExTRAVAGANCE-
r,or.1,x careless, of facts is the charge made
nv the Democratic. platform Of extravaganza IN
state administration. Such a charge comes Win
,roxrarnrnent of greater New York and is reSpon-
sihle for the Enanag ement of the citys finances:
II our opponents are SO intent upon economies
and efficient management OF puollc aIlalis re-
then, give assurance. of their business aplnty
enc their sincerity of purpose where they nave
,,r5isT1,,+e5 mower In greater New York the
,S3 bs risen from less than ss4000.O00 in
TsaS and about seS 000. boo in 1908 TO more than
s1z3 o000 900 in 1a0S. Shall a party organlzauoh
dominated by Tammany Hall instruct the state
BIT ignoring the source and motive of the
charge Of extravaganza in state expenditure eS'
n is a false accusation
The Democratic platform compares the ex-
1enses of 1897 with those or 1891 ana seeks 10
make capital out of the increase But ldise
mart OF this increase is due to the changed policy
of the state in aboliShing the old county system
of dealing with the insane and in placing insane
svlrlrns under state control the state assuming
the expense. And further considerable part OF
the increase is due to the policy adopted OF CIV
ing state aid for highway Improvement Nearly
$4,000 600 of the increased expense Is que TO the
care IF the insane and these highway charges
And Of the total increase of nearly S16.OOa,OOO
which is complained of. about $1S5oo'Ooo mas
heen due TO the enlarged requirements OF our
charitable institutions, insane asylums, prisons.
the judiciary the canals and highways, and Tor
educational purposes.
WHAT are the moneys to the expenditure Of
which our opponents object? The number Of
tudges has been greatly increased in the last
few years. Do our opponents oDJect TO paying
their salaries and the expenses connected with
their courts? Our charitable institutions ana
our hospitals for the insane and our prisons re-
outre improvements. bettermerts and additions
We have a constant expansion in buildings
end esta blishrnents TO meet the growing needs
OF the state. Numbers of men and women, rep
resenting the best citizenship OF the state, are
working unselhshly and without compensation
on various boards of management and in vol
1Inteer associations. They appeal to the Legis-
1ature for appropriations which they deem ur-
gently necessary in order that our great charities
NAV be properly supported and extended Be
cause of the vast outlays required many of their
requests must be denied and they receive only
q portion of what they ask
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
e revised and re-enacted under

Department were revised and re-enacted under
Governor Flower
The complaint in the Democratic platform OF
--eovernrrrent by commission" is a miserable bit
of pretence. II merely clothes the resentment
against the effort In the Public Service commls-
sions law to secure adequate and effective reg
ulation Of oyr public service corporations in the
interest of alT the people of the state. And they
seek to cover their purpose by reckless denun-
ciaf3or of a method of government not only
constitutional but necessary and intrenched IN
precedent
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN

LADIES'
20 years ego l graduated from old leading
universities. SINCE then / hareA TREATED
WOMEN'S AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY. l have
the largest practice because have bad the most
lady who needs my help may come TO me pri-
vateiy and in fun confidence and be assured Of
prompt, perfect and happy results. No delays
disappointments or detention from occupation
No need TO endanger your life consulting irregu-
lar ana unreliable so called specialists when for
the fee you may have the services of the
most successful and most reliable specialist In
California. Ny Offices are strictly private and my
profession. Ny fees are reasonable. Ny hours
are q. n. TO p. m. never fail. Phone Oak
DR.. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON.
DIG lIth ST. between Washington and Clay,
Oakland, Cal.
ATTENTION, LADIES. 172o GEARY ST.
THE WORLD Renowned SPECIALIST FOR
LADIES.
Ny professional standing for 20 years practice
Qualities my success IN CASES OF A PRIVATE
AND DELICATE NATURE: every case treated;
no delays; have relieved thousands OF most OBJ
est medical skill
By consulting me save time and money. A
word 10 the wise is sufficient
FREE ADVICE.
HourE.s a. M to 4 p IN and $40 to $50
p. n, ofece and residence, 1920 Gesry st.
DR. G. w. oLcoT. Tel West bss7
A-DR. PAGE. l4ss Ellis near Webster.
Zone block east Of Fillmore)
Reliable Specialist for Women Only.
Hours-1o a N. to p. m; Sundays. 10 TO 2.
LADIES' Positively GUARANTEE to cure
all female complaints. The MOST OBSTI-
NATE CASES RELIEVED. Ny methods are
SAFE. SURE AND PAINLESS RELIEF
GUARANTEED OR NO FEE. Advice free.
Fees low. Private sanitarium II desired.
DR. SMITH, 1920 Ellis st, above Fillmore
Positively the Oldest and safest specialist
treating wopen's diseases exclusivelys the best
professional service combined with the very
lowest fees and strict privacy assured
MRS. DR.. SWEET, graduate of the Royal Uni
FeTeity OF Berlin so years successful practice;
cures ell ladies' complaints; no instrurn en- tr
used. Tel Park 225S. 210 Fillmore st. near
Hsight
NEW goods. quick sellers. pocket side and com
mission lines; also chsngeable and waterproof
signs; illustrated circulars CLIMAX NOV
ELTY CO.. St Louis.
MRS d. cORNELIUs-Reliable ladies' special
ist; 20 years successful exp In obstetrics, con-
hnenent and care; SIS up 7o1 Cough cor McA.
A-Mns. DR. WHITE. reliable ladies' specialist
for all female complaints; 80 years practice.
1924 Webster St near Geary; hours 10 to 5.
MRS. n. A. RHODES, midwife aud ladies'
specialist. 1870 0'Farre1. Phone West $500.
Or. 9. c. o'Donnen renowned female specialist.
el2 Deyisadero bet McAllister and q. c. sv.
PRIVATE home for confinement; adoption; best
Of care. 1903 Market at. Oakland.
RoBERT G. FULTON, NJ D.. leading specialist
Tor women sac 11th 81, near Washington,
: pakiaQds - :
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
For Additional Classified Ads
See Pages 10, II and 15
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


ASPARAGUS >RANCH-HALF PRICE
"a acres tn ( and 8 year old asparagus.
cheap buildings. At stesmer landing this side
81 stockton; perfectly protected by leTee;
anest land i1 state. price $1,000: s.. 600 cash;
worth So coo today. Forced sale by non
resident
1000 acres dne valley land, level and
rnser ditch S45 600; worth S75, 600 today.
sfust be sold. Call for details.
.sss scres haif river sediment; al level;
orop goeS with Il; worth $1,000 this year
frsee $40 se per atre; $4,000 mortgage can
stand . years at per ceat interest A snap
320o acres Sacramento valley, near rail
road $50 per acre; good sheep and hog
-ancb- terms q desired.
lGoo acres; go acres bottom land; can be
IRRIGATED. private ditch stanon az door; IN
Tehama comfy; splendid buy at SO per acre.
OOo acres in Kern county. al level SO
Per acre: can be- irrigated; cash. Need
money lor these and other snaps
2. II. ;MGNEEY. z22 llTH ST. oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
ROOMS TO LEr-cont,nuea

howard St 1oe2=NiceIy furnished rooms tcr
respectable workingmen; private family fen<
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
ROOMS TO LEr-continuea

DOLORES St. FURNISHED front room to
rent suitable for .; with or without board'
reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

1sPARAeUs >2ANcH-HALF PRICE
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
IRRIGATED FARMS
one Doilar and Fifty-sir Cents Per Acre

One Dollar and Fifty-six Cents Per Acre
Ter month, including taxes and interest. WIN
ray for farm that viii pay Tor itself and
yo1r living IL you work IT, or II WIN half pay
fer itse2 and you remain on salary us an
idcal place farm and SO 10 sob per acre
fas heeD taken from the soil this year BY your
ncielboEs. Join cur excursion Saturday after
CIV WOOSTER COMPANY. To2 Market st
SP7D7EY- Bigrs aud sunset colonies: choicest
fruit aifsifa and orange lands of Sacramento
valley located IN Butte and sutter counties,
Cal; rlca Level valley lands. under lrrlsatloni
good scn0o-a anl c1ufcne7s, PACKING mousse can
rerles ETC.: terms easy immediate possession;
s =. and Northern Electric T. r. pass through
the co-on1es- For particulars call or address
T. T. a. oBERME1ER. go Van Ness ay-
IsLIFORAIA land 81 acre. balance enIire pur-
chase 81 week tCr each : acres; no taxes; No
5iteresr- : acre tracts; Jewel. rich. clear,
ready 70 ploH; unGer litlfa Lto-s perpetual
water right; Immediate possession given; PAT
ficulGrs. map. photographs Tor e stamp
Stevenson Colony room 20. s05 Van Ness az,
CANADIAN PACIFIC Railway lands in Alberta;
- re SO per acre; 10 annual payments; win
JeT aag slI,ag 49, e"s, s.sa rs,Ias q.
lands. fuh particulars upon request weekly
excursions; tree transportation 10 purebasers
FR3NCIS FERElEk, general agent, IS Geafy
ST.. s. T.
PLACER COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
n ACRE bearing orclsgd; strictly Al condition;
MS. $500 send for our list of orchard
property TLDSBUBN i TURNER. Placer
c0uay lands, LOOMS, Cal. Go 2S
MONEY made daily and Can Want Ads help TO
make H. Advertise y1ur wants; Inake them
known 20 the public through q Call Want Ad.
An Investment. not an expense. fcr full par
ticulars read Can want Ads daily.
COTTAGES. large grounds; creek; wooded:
vegetables frur trees and poultry; price
s. a50 each; near station. Gail MRS PETER
son Homestead valley. Mll valley.
NICE yourg vineyard home Tor sale; % acres
in bearing good Improvements: cheap;
aCenis Address T. c. COZENS. Gait, Cal
- CAsfP MEEKER-o cottages for sale cheap II
sold by May l. J. B.. room :. il56a5 East
'Iztlf ST. Oakland.
CONTRA COSTA County real estate for sale.
Sent Tor lisr. d. J. WEST Martinez. Cal.
CALL BRzNCH OFFICE, 1861 Fillmore st.
rear Post.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
ROOMS Foa HoUsR KEErrNe-coa.

FOLSOM St., POOL. corner 25th--Double parlors,
partly furnished light house keeping; reason
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

NEW mining machinery, tools, implements, luIn-
ber etc. fnever used); cost about $20,0O0i
now On property near Nome. Alaska; cheap for
cash +. A. MARRIOTT. 773 Market st s. F.
J WILL develop your placer or quartz prop
erty for the least cash possible; VIII take In
serest in mine as part pay Box s69e. Call
AILGzygAI5R BROS. CO.. essaying In all tts
branches; <gccuracy guaranteed: send for mall
ing envelope. 813 9Th ST. Oakland.
GOLD, smalgam. rich ors bought, cash: assaytng
SOC. Pioneer AHsay Co, ~ btb 81 1<t 8oEard.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

HYDE st.. 71c-For rent. 1 large sunny 'front.'
= room for gentlemen. or L small sunny room
for i in private family.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
READY TO GREET
HONORED GUESTS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL
ENTERTAIN ROYALTY
San Francisco Visitors viii Be Given
Rouslng Reception and Taken In
Autos to View city's
Industrial Life

The Los Angeles chamber of COM
MERGE at a meeting yesterday after
noon put the final touches to the ar
engagements for entertaining today the
San Francisco chamber of commerce
and accompanying business men of
that city. Every member of the cham
Der of commerce echoed the sentiment
of Secretary Frank Virgins when he
said: 1--WE intend to give our north
ern visitors a rousing reception, and If
they do not leave with fair idea Of
Southern Californian hospitality it will
be because we do not know the mean
ing Of that word
Arrangements have been made for
100 guests, and they will arrive this
morning at o'clock by special train
over the Southern Pacific.
The visitors will be met at the Ar
cade depot by a delegation from the
chamber of commerce, and, as it is the
desire of the Los Angeles business men
and also the request of the visitors that
they see the sights of Los Angeles, ar
engagements have been made to that
effect and automobiles secured.
The morning will be devoted to the
sightseeing trip and this afternoon the
visitors will be taken to the Sherman
oil fields and the beach cities by spe-
C1al cars IuTIlSlSu ny Llle AoS AllSClSS-
Pacific railway.
The chamber of commerce will en-
deavor, in the limited time allowed, to
show the Industrial activity of Los
Angeles, as we'll as the country's win
ter scenery. That the arrangements
may be fully carried out the chamber
of commerce has enlisted the aid of 300
business men to assist in providing en-
tertainment for the visitors.
At $3.50 o'clock tonight the formal re-
ception will be held in the rooms Of
the chamber Of commerce, and the
guests will be welcomed by George H.
Stewart, it's president.
The program for tonight's reception
has been prepared by a committee con-
sisting of Willis H, Booth, Louis Cole,
IT, Charles Weir, w. P. Jeffries and
w E. Keller.
The visitors will leave Los Angeles
Friday morning for San Bernardiuo,
over the Santa Fe.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
GLOBE TRAVELLER WANTS
AN ASSAILANT ARRESTED
German on Tour of World Complains
of Battery Against Man Who
Interfered with His
Address

Robert Heinrich, a young German,
who is touring the world for prize Of
1G, 900 marks, swore to a complaint yes
terday against August Volmer, charg-
ing the latter with battery. The case
probably will be tried in police court
today.
According to his story to Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Arthur Keetch, Heinrich
was the guest of honor at a banquet
given by a German society of this city
to the young traveller During the
evening he was asked to address the
assemblage and tell of his travels.
While relating his experiences from the
time he left Paris until his arrival at
Los Angeles Volmer took exception TO
some of the statements made by Hell
mich He interrupted the speaker sew
eral times and finally emphasized his
disapproyal of the story by striking
Heinrich in the face.
Heinrich arrived at Los Angeles a
short time ago on a bicycle he intends
to use on his trip. There are three con-
testants in the race, and Heinrich is in
the lead.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
Puritas Distilled
Water Is Always
Pure
You Can Absolutely Rely Upon 1t
This Fact Is of Great Importance
to Those Who Appreciate
the Advantages of Pure
Drinking Water

You can absolutely rely upon the
uniform purity of Puritas Distilled
water. This is one of its strongest
points of excellence.
You could stop one of our wagons
any time, anywhere; take a demijohn
of Puritas from it and have the water
subjected to the most rigid test You
would find 1t pure.
This uniform purity is the result of
a careful system. We have every ia
cility for distilling water-and the nee
essary experience. The work is done
scientifically. The results, therefore,
are scientifically accurate.
Puritas is twice distilled. 1t is aer-
ated with pure ozone. 1t is bottled in
clean glass delnijohns so carefully that
it reaches you pure
You ought to have supply of pure
drinking water constantly On hand
and serve it regularly, just as you
serve pure food. Puritas Distilled wa
fer is the only reliably pure water OBJ
tainable in this vicinity.
Puritas is inexpensive. Five gallons
cost but 40 cents. Our delivery system
is thoroughly adequate, enabling us TO
keen our customers constantly supplied
with Puritas Just telephone us. Elk
change 6, either telephone, if you want
Puritas in your home. Los Angeles
Ice and Cold Storage Co.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
EIGHT TEACHERS GO
ON CONTEST ROLLS
New Entries Appear Daily in The
Herald's Popularity Voting Con-
test, with Seattle Trip as
Reward for Winners

Day after day new entries of con-
testants are made for The Herald S
Seattle contest-a friendly competition
for subscriptions out of which, when
the count is concluded, twelve teach
ers will be royalty entertained for two
weeks at the Alaska Yukon-P Pacific
exposition.
Entries were made yesterday for
these young women:
Los Angeles City-Miss Verna c..
Blythe and Miss Vera Blake.
Venice-Miss Bessie Paul.
Ocean Park-Miss Myrtle Scott.
Hollywood-Miss M. Katurah Paul
Camarilla--Miss Ella F'reeser.
Hermon-Miss Louis V. King.
Sawtelle-Niss Buda Metcalf.
AS fully explained in the advertising
columns all subscribers can add 1000
votes to their favorite teacher by pay
ing a year in advance, with smaller
subscriptions decreasing the vote pro-
portionately.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
8@8ayA

Pierson, Mrs. H. J. Crawford and the
Misses Madge Ball, Emmie Luentzel
Helen Belts, Frances Wartelle, Alice
Atwell, Vara Anderson. and Mamie
Luce.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Tenyo from San Francisco
Friday will be Mr.. and Mrs. N. w
Stowell, who left Los Angeles on the
Owl Tuesday night for a tour of six
and a half months around the world
going via Japan and China.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Crensh&w of Will
ton place have returned from a trip OF
three months In the east. Mrs. Cren-
shaw will have the first and third
Wednesdays.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Confer with us regarding your con
templated audit for the year now END
ing. We can make valuable sugges
tfons as to preparation that will facili
tate the work. The Baskerville Audi
company Qnc), 7O4 Auditorium build
ing. Main 6557. F2975.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
CARRIES SATCHEL TO
BREAK DANGEROUS HABIT

@ Harry e. Blakeley, clerk in Judge
8 Conrey's department of the superior g
q court, has adopted a novel plan to g
@ overcome the natural inclination to G
@ swing aboard a moving street car, 6
@ causing personal injuries and damage G
% suits Two years ago Mr.. Blaleley g
o sayed to board q speeding car and fell. :.
@ He was nine weeks in hospital. Since g
% then he has carried a small satchel, G
o usually empty. Many believed the (.
% satcbeI contained his midday lunch, g
q butt IL was not until yesterday that 6
@ some person other than the owner g
q opened the receptacle and found moth G
q ing. Then the clerk explained. g
o 81 have carried that grip year and g
* a half" he said. ~ certainly will not 6
q attempt to board a moving car with g
@ one hand, and with the other holding g
@ this satchel the car stops or 1 wait g
o for the next g
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10

The Herald viii $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the ar
rest and conviction Of any person caught steal
ing copies Of The Herald from the premises OF
our patrons. THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men,
women and children, on sale IN many
Instances tor half price and less. Com
vince yourself and come to the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE,
go South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10
THE CITY

Stranger are invited to visit the exhibits
Of California n 'iets at the Chamber Of Com
merce building, on Broadway. betw" n First
and Second streets, where free information viii
DO given on all subjects pertaining to this
section
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10

Frame your picture for your friend. San
born, Vail g. Co., dS4 and 1877 s. Broadway
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10

Eat at the Angelus grill.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10

Holiday stationery, fancy leather goods.
sanbOrn, Vail q Co., asa and 1871 s. Bdway.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-10

THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
BEST AND MOST COMPLETE ORIGINAL
Holbrook argus., 1908-03-03

act provides that the town shall not become liable tor damages in cases arising out of faulty side walks, etc., unless the town shall have notice that the sidewalk, street, etc, has been out of repair for d period of at least ten days.
 Added authority is given the town to pass ordinances and by laws regulating the government ot affairs within the town and the act in nowise infringes with the present status ot affairs.
 The only radical departure, if we might call 1t such, from the old law in the matter of council men IS the reduction of the pres ent council from seven to five members. From past experiences we believe this will work to the advantage Ot the town.
 Considering the act in its en- tirety and knowingit was passed by the last legislature for the purpose of improving the present government of cities and towns, we believe that it works unques- tiOnably to the best interests of any community that may see fit to avail itself of the privileges therein contained.
 We understand that all cities and towns in Arizona are now discussing and approving the measure and hastening to adopt the same.
 We will have more regarding th1s act at a later date.
Holbrook argus., 1908-03-03
T. E. DYE,
 Secretary.

Announcement is made in the Los Angeles papers of the inten- tion of the Santa Fe to lay new heavy steel on the line between Los Angeles and San Diego, bring ing that portion of the line up to the high standard of the balance of the Coast Lines. Steel for this purpose has been passing through Winslow for the past week, more than one hundred and fifty cars have gone through h during the week.
Holbrook argus., 1908-03-03

Hotel man w. H. Clark ofHol- brook, owner of tine Clark Hotel at that place, arrived in Phoenix this morning and will leave this evening over the M. & P. for Tue son, where he will be for several days on matters of business. Mir Clark IS enthusiastic over the outlook in his county.-PhoeniX Gazette.
Holbrook argus., 1908-03-03
SOCIALIST TICKET

Nominations for town offic by Navajo Socialist Club, Wi low Local: Town Council
 K. B. Eastman,
 E. A. Wing,
 D. A. Lenhart,
 W. G, Kelly,
 o. Young,
 F. Seeeer,
 Chas, McCauley. Town Marshal
 C. w. Sperry. Town Clerk
 Y. E. Butner. Supervisor of Streets
 1heo. Shufin.