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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

RESOLUTION No ffts
PROPOSED MENpMENT No. 10.
= !es s,i,.l ard prep,esi,i9,aa, =
the submission % such proposed
amendment e. the qualified Veters
Of the city Of Seattle at the nett
general election
BE- u resolved BY tho City Council
Of the City Of Seattle.
the city Charter Of the city u 50,
attic be amended 30 a. 10 read %
follows.
SECTION 4 Tho librarian shall be-
elected by the Board aud sub f~ct 10
removal ~ II. and shall possess
experience. ability citizenship. flee
tofai capacity aud residence as the
board MAY require Under civil
Service rules he shall. BY aud with
the consent Of the library beard.
have the appointment and removal
library
And be Il further resolved tina,
tho foregoing amendment be and
the same IL hereby submitted 20 tbs
qualified voters 81 the city Of Sc.
attic for their ratification or releC.
ton AZ the uext general election "a
be held the ard day % March. 1905
Passed the city Council the 2nd
day Of January 1908. ana signed hy
me Ia open session IN authorization
Of iis passage this End day Of Jan
G. II. BURNETT. JR..
President Of the city Council
Filled the 2nd day OF January. 1905
". W. CARROLL
city Comptroller and eE-offieio city
Date OF first publication. February
/, 1905
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HAss0i4I II0N No fitk.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. 10.
resolution and proposition 10
amend Section 2 OF Article XXI OF
the City Charter and providing Tor
tho submission Of such proposed
amendment TO tho qualified voters
~ the city Of seattle at the neat
general election.
he Il resolved rs the city Council
of the city OF Seattle
That Section . Of Article xxi OF
the city Charter Of the city of Sc.
attic. be amended 50 as 60 read na
follows
ssction ?. All engineers employed
and In charge 81 any steam boiler
under pressure In the city shall be
licensed annually after an cNamina-
ton az to fitness and capacity In
the following manner the civil
Service Commission shall appoint a
board of examiners Of three tal
members. who shall examine and
certify all applicants for engineer
license under such rules a. may be
prescribed hv the civil Service Com
mission. The members Of the Hoard
~ Examiners shalt receive such sal
AIRY OF compensation as tho city
Council maF by ordinance prescribe
And be II further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment be and tho
same is hereby submitted to the
qualified voters OF the city OF So
attic for their ratification or rciec-
ton al the next general election "a
be held March q lg0Ss
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pRoposED AMFsDMEST No q
resolution aud proposition 20
amend Section rs Of Article ~ Of
the city Charter. and providing Tor
the submission Of such proposed
amendment to tie qualified voters Of
the. city 81 ssattl. at the neat gen
efhi election.
Ne Il resolved BY the CITY Council
Of thu city Of Seattle a. follows;
That Section Is Of Article " Of
the city Charter Of the city OF Sc
attic. prescribing certain powers Of
the City Council, be amended By
adding a subdivision. to be known
as "Hubdivision Tweifth-a" 70
'..rwslfth--a To provide bv oral.
nance for acquiring. opening and
operating stone auarriss. either
within or without the city limits.
ard for the ersstlon Of asphalt
plants and the preparation. manu-
or asphalt products or compositions
or other materials which may be
used IN street construction or main
teuanee. and TO tx the price at
which such materials shall be sold /.
And De II further resolved that
the foregoing amendment BE- and
the sans u hereby submitted 10 the
qualified voters Of the city of So
attic for their ratification or reiee-
ton NJ the nest general election to
1905 =
Passed Tho CITY Council the ahth
day of December. 1907. and signed
By me 10 open session In authonfi-
cation Of itH passage this aOth daF
Of December. taa7.
II T. REYNOLDS.
President pro tenn OF the city
Council
Fiied by me this aoth day Of De.
/ camher. 1907.
IL W. CARROLL.
/ city Comptroller and ex-officio cttv
Clerk
Date Of first publication. February
| I. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-15

the eily Charter OF the city ~ hes
nttls ts amended 10 read AZ follows
section 8 Their stall hs titf
treasurer who shall. except az ON
orwine provided BY law he eh't-
firiu tat collector
And be Il f4ithof resolved thAt pc
foregoing huiAndlneut he ana hH
same IL hereby submitted o. We
aiaiified voters 81 tie city ~ h"f
attic for their ratification 90 fTlT.i
ton az the HeEt general election 70
be- held Match 3. 1905
Passed the city Council the tnd
day Of January. 1903. and signed hf
me Ia uusn session iu authentic ton
% its passage this snd day " jan
unfN. fths.
G. a. BURNETT Jii,
President Of the city Council
FILLED the End day Of January 1905
~ " CARROLL.
city Comptroller aud sxzefficio citY
CLERK
pate Of first publication February
l. 1905
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nEHoLurIoS SO he
rHarGkEU AAESuNfs~T No .

= NJ H#fHAHA# = -ssH+NAH 49, 80 =
4 resolution and prepasltian g
the city Charter. and providing for
ths submission nf such rrnpaa 81
amendment 70 the qualified koteFs
% The city % Seattle AZ the ssxt
ne "a received BY the ci,y couneii
Of tie cts - seattle
mat Section ! - article VIII %
tie city Charter % tho cts 81 He-
sttlo be smsaded 80 a. 20 feAd a.
follows
section 1. There shall be and IL
hereby rrsRtea a nnara % Public
Works. which shall consist 81 use
80 members 70 Wls
80 The ettf Engineer g. The
supsriutrndsni - Streets and So.
sfs nl The Superintendent OF
The Superintendent Of buildings
lsi Tbs Superintendent Of Public
Ths Chairman ~ said Board shall
- appointed annually ~ the Mayer
The members II tie board. Hs Hpeh.
shall receive no compensation.
And BE- e further resolved. that
the fofeEuluE amendment he and
TIE same n hereby, submitted to the
qualified xatara ~ tho Ciiy Of Sc
tion 81 The nest general election 20
1903.
Passed the cts Council the snd
DAY OF January. iaos. and signed by
me In open session In naturalization
% Sc passage this Ind day Of jan
aary, 1905
9 H BURNETT. IN.
President Of the city GuunHil
Piled the lad assy e iaagagg, 1905
City Comptroller and er-offielo city
Cterk
Date Of first publication. February
!. 1905
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HFFOLUTfo$ ~, itli
rnnnnAEn AMENDMENT ~ q


resolution and proposition e
apssa d., sse1iy's,sa - .I,y Ss es i'ea
and pfoviding faF tha submission nf
aH5h proposed amendment - thr
Qualified votefs Of the cttf % Sc
attic al the nest general election
Ha e ordained bf tise CITY tneneil
% ths CitY 20 Seattle - follows
That satais isiea p section
81 Article ~ # The city CHARTER
~ tie CITY ~ Seattle be- anieHfied
- as 10 rad Is faiiaNu
znhHtViuinn q Zach member II
the gltN couuClt shall fecclts 80 49,
Haai aaiarF % 81 see %. rafaHiH
lslaafHlY A defasflua ~ tiaaa faF
each absence shall - made from ~
satsrf - each member who SHAFT
y shseet from an regular mes'sas
AHd b. u further resolved thai
the faFesainE amendment - HaH
the same ia hershK submitted e tHs
qualified voters 81 tbs CITY 81 Sc
Attts far their ratification % frfaz
f5un At the usst krnsfAi rlfg iiuH t.
- LID on the al daY % March.
Passed tho cltY cauneii the teth
bY re in opsn session in authsntis
eafi#n - ia passage thia 90th dsE
ii + uEYNoLnH
t'Tssi.isas Pre- tea q 'hr eiss
fiisd ~ me thls ,ath day Of ~
ss's'ssh Nv" n " CARROLL.
city comp,rolisf ans sR-ofnoie cttY
p.ss 81 nrnt publication. February
4. isek
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RFROtUTToN NO tise
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No.


amsnd Article X % the City char
ter. ard providing foe The submits
sieH - such proposed amendment
% the qualified voters % The tttf
81 sssttis AZ the neat general slse-
ton
n Il resolved By ths CITY cauneit
% the CITY % SEATTLE sH falihw#
That Article X - ths city Char
fsF Of the city ef seattle ~ amend
81 - adding thsfst9 a section q -
saeNu a. ~sactiga "a. 70 rad as
sasetlsa Ia There shall BE- sssAh.
ttahed 10 ordinance a caniinHrHt
fund into which shall be appforrfs
ntsH ffum thn Gsnefai Fund " Bee 20
18th witch 20 pay employees % The
eItr DISCHARGED between regular
b the Treasurer from ssid fund an
cerftneafion ~ tn. ftsf Compffats
Ter ef amounts due said fund shall
~ reimbursed on TIE neat foiiow.
inF p4Y dsy ~ Transfer thereto frsni
the funds liable fer payments maze
thsrafforn. Another contingent fuus
shall be established into which shall
be appropriated from tho general
fund hY the Cttf caunrii taea 60 q
= assa Cor the payment % fseisht
postage and Incidental expenses ~
Ike Character u The different de-
parffnanta % the City. Payments
shall be made from this fund By tie
Treasurer on Qualification ~ the
Comptroller. said fund 20 BE- reims
harssa monthly from funds liable
Tor payments tharsfram A"
Ard - ~ further resolved that
the f0reEolnE amendment BE- and the
same T. hereby Submitted 70 the
qualified voters Of the city % seat
tie for their ratification o. refres
ton at the nest general election q
BE- held on the 3rd day Of March.
fHas
Passed tho city Council the s0th
day Of December. 1897. and signed
BY me ~ open session IN autheutis
cation Of iis passsEs this 10th daY
81 December. 1897.
n T. REYNOLDS.
President pro TEN Of the city
Council
riisd ~ me this seth day % De
csmbsr. 1901.
city Comptroller and sS.offlcio city
Clerk
Date o. first publication. February
l. 1898
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NENDIlUIIUN NO TIT
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40 IS.
A resolution and proposition 10
amend Section Of Article ~ Of the
city Charter. and providing Tor the
HuhmiHalUu OF such proposed amend
ment To the qualified voters Of the
CITY OF Seattle al the next general
election.
BE u resolved by the City Council
Of the city of Seattle
That Section 3 OF Article TX OF
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nEsoLuTio TIC, No. llaa

A resolution and proposition to
amend subdivision Sixteenth of Sec
ton is OF Article ~ OF the city
Charter, and providing for the sub.
mission OF such proposed amend
ment to tho qualified voters of the
City OF Seattle at the next general
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mission t. vote of tie people ~
amendments A. the city ehaftur "
the ordinance illffH submitted 90 the
referendum ahan receive In ita fsNof
a majority 81 an the VOTES vast Tor
and against the same. i shall be IN
fuli fufue and effect from and aftef
proclamation by the mayor which
shall he made. ana published Ia the
city official newspaper within tNe
DAYS after the election Provided,
however. that NJ the ordinance ITSELF
shall designate n subsequent date TOT
takinE effect the proc lamstlon shall
name the said date as tie time TOT
tAkinE effect No the ordinance shalt
fail iu ruerlNe the majority vote In
ita nVur. n shall hc rnuaiderrd az re-
iocted and shall be of 40 tarve or ef-
fcrt
ANY provisions - thta Charter and
particularly any provisions ga section
ID and IN paragraph Forty FIRST Of
section Is % this Article. Insofar as
thry aHa ia conflict with the pfoNia-
ions Of this section, are hereby SUI
prrardeH
wuness ny haua this tst dAY ~ fshs
'N''' u W eARRoiI.
CITY Comptroller aad - offieie ciy
NfffH
late Of fret publication. February
T. laeA
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Passed tho city Council the aHa
dag IN January. fH0t. and slHped b
me in open session Ia huiheutlfaIlaH
Of IL passage fAla Sud day u jan
g u BURNETT. Jft
President Of The tliy 'oaan INCL
Filsd fhs'gnd daN ~ January, iHtt.
III ~ CARROLL
gltf camptrollsf and sa-offiela CITY
Clerk.
Dafs 81 fret publication. February
1. tank
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TT u u u ~ III ~ NJ =
resolution and proposition to
amend section Of Article XVII 81
the city Charter, and providing for
the submission Of such urppaaei
amendment TO the qualified voters
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HNNAANNA - so a. -
whose entrance Is on enc ~ ~, n
Is distant AZ least sixty .ss,ss y
from the corner. such 49,. "a ~
inx no entrance. winaes ~.
communication with the 49, 49, u,i'a
tFl Within the 49," -
districts herein desef,sen ~ Os|
that part Of District Ne.seA ssss|
living along and east 81 ~. go "Haaixs|
Soufh. between king ~ tsssslr]
streets. no license shan -. nj
la eranted which shan sifu.s<I
number OF licensed piAses "a irs;t|
m the same block OF isas $50 I'll
ms or the same street 49, = vi
Unciudine herein hNsesae ..e..,,nflas 81
a. Other premises and es ssespt M
Kinds OF LIQUOR licenses esssfts.s,s.|
In cases where there Nets, eas ps.|
inr ON January second. ~. ihrsnss.
licenses for more than W. ma 8
piaces situated on the SAN. Inc siTtt'
iaga ana fronting on the ss's ssss VI
lie eftV council shan ess.s
sewe discretion as IA elns' hers,.'s
continue to grant llesas s a. 10
for lie precise premises IA he'd VI
nnser such Mcensesi pfose.. al VI
When by reason Of sransie'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17
ThirtN YcarS 700.

For the week corresponding with next
in 1878 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new:
The German AriOn Band of Frosthurs
carried off the first prize of $40 in gold at
Homecoming picnic Saturday, October 10,
1873.
Warren. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leopold Eisentrout, died Wednesday. Octo-
Der 23d.
Bridget Alice. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John Pryle of Pompev Smash. died
Thursday October 9th.
William &. Mcmillan was awarded a
500 cane at the English Baptist Church
fair, which closed Thursday, October Odd
The Garrett County Herald objected to
Frostburg inCurSiOns upon the funny-bird
population of Garrett, and threatened to in
woke the game laws. So far did the Herdld 10
the JOURNAL was compelledtosay that Garreas
county could spare all of its birds "eNcept1
the buZZardS."
Both parties vigorously canvassing ALE
gany county.
Rev. A. II. Aughc pastor of the English
Lutheran Church in Frostburg during the
war, died suddenly during "A session of Cen
trail Synod Saturday afternoon, October 18th,
IN MitilintOwn, Pa. He had made some re-
marks favoring the Lutheran Observer as a
church paper and sat down. tie quick v
and replaced the latter in pocket Those
near him observed that he was seriously i'll
ran for physician, but the good man died
before help could reach The inscription
upon the envelope. written legibly. was
"The sting Of Death is HGe,' He was in
the 5Sth year of his age
In st. Michael's Church Tuesday, Octob r
22d, 1873 Miss Elizabeth Chambers. of this
place was married to Mr.. James McAIlister
of Borden Shaft by Rev. " f. Schmitt.
John WestOn's house. near Aleganv
cemetery, caught fire Sunday evening, Octo-
Der 10th, and burned down. Nearly total
loss.
Jacob Steyer, born near the site of Frost
burg in 1893. died Thursday, October IS,
1873, agel nearly 10 years. He was good
citizen.
A cOroners jury declared that George S.
Rayenscroft a little son of Mrs, Peter Lang
ley, died Thursday, October 9th, from
natural causes. 1t had been feared that he
incurred mortal injuries in a recent alter
tercatiOn with neighbours son.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17
New Advertisements.
Pearre Has Had Ii Too Lone.

WHEN candidate formally comes be
w fore the people and asks for re election
at their hands he usually has a re ,son to
point with pride to something which he has
accomplished of value for the district he
again would represent. Nnd i'll turn the
voters of that election district listen ntcntly
to whatever he may have to say, aud some
times they satisfy themselves as to the truth
of his statements; they look up his record
and then act accordingly; or, on the other
hand they blindly follow their leader and
do exactly as he dictates living no further
thought to the matter whatsoever.
A man is now before the people Of this
Six h Election District asking for re election
His name is Pcarre Col. George A. Prarrc-
and tins is his sixth time up for the Office to
which he aSpires. Ever since Col Pcarre
was nominated the people have been won
derlng what - outside of his chronic forward
ness, which seems to make it impossible for
him to retire in favor of someone elSe-this
perennial OtfiCe-Seeker has done to warrant
him in asking for the votes of the people.
Does any one know what Col. Pearre has
accomplished besides drawing his salary for
ten years, an amount aggrcgatng SO 600?
No one seems to he able to discover anything
that he has achieved in legislation. and the
newspapers Of his own COuntN-the organs
of his own party-havc even Ccnsured him
for ignoring his party'S wishes i'll matters
concerning appointments.
Eliminating the question of party and
politics and coming right down to facts and
records, are the people of this district con
tent to have Il do-nOthing for their repre-
sentative?
As we have said before, it Is tune for the
people of tins section to get alive to their
own interests and elect a man to Congress
who can and will do something of Il con-
StruCtlVe nature for McIH.
contributor to a county paper recalls a
speech which Col. Pearre is alleged to have
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Coming Events.

\ Thanksgiving Dinner and Tea Will
be served Thanksgiving Day by the
Ladies' Aid Society of Mount Zion
Welsh Baptist Church. See ticket;
then buy one"
Clayton Purnell, attorney, will offer
some valuable real estate at public auc
ton this Saturday forenoon at !
o'clock in front of the postofficc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17

Miss Eliz beth E. Roberts, dluIh cr
of Mrs. Christopher Roberts and prim-
cpal of Narrows Park public school,
left Wednesday evening for New York,
whence to-day she Will sail for Europe.
She is one of 10 teachers selected by the
National Educational AssOc!a ION to go,
see and study educational systems ON
the other side, and, comparing them
with American models, bring the best
home for report and rNempti ticatlon.
Miss Roberts has many relatives in Eng
land, where no doubt she will be able
to combine pleasure with profit.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17
Tale OfTwO Cities.

That beItline subway scheme sounds
well, but we fear its effects on Comptroller
Nets rervcs.-New York Wor"
Is "Comptroller Metz an official
stakeholder of the Cumberland and
Westernport Electric Railway Company,
or are ''belt-line" scares just merely
cnntauinnS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17

Personal.
Mrs. Delphia Brown, of Florida, is
visiting her sister Mrs. G.. w. Mccall
loh and other relatives of this place,
William Kallmver. of Mryersdale
Pa. was here among relatives and old
friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen England, of this place, is
visiting relatives in PENNSYLVANIA and
OHIO.
Mrs. Frank Detfibaugh. of Wilkins
burg. Pa. is visiting nome folks and
friends here.
William Dando returned to Glassport,
Pa, Wednesday, after spending a week
here with his family
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17
Monday, November 2, 1908,

AT - O'CLOCK p. NJ,
The said Mayor and Councilmen will con
slider the passage of an Ordinance pro
vidrng for Laying Out and Extending said
Street to Broadway, as above stated, at
which said meeting ALL PERSONS IN
TERESrED in the Opening of said Street
will be given an opportunity to be heard
FOR or AGAINST the passage of such an
Ordinance.
This Notice is given under and by author
ity of an order of said Mayor and Council
men, passed September Is, 1908.
J, S. METXGER,
Sept 2G--Gt Town Clerk.
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The HITCHINS BROS co.
Notice of Street Extension

To M Property O~nc'~ o" Oyma,d street and
Eroadray, in Fro@b"g, ud., vino Ire
or May Be MtcrcStcd:
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
' application to Mayor and Councilmen
has been made for Laying Out and En-
tending Ormand Street to Broadway,
and for the Cen icmnatlOn of such property
as may be necessary for Opening and EX
tending said Street to Broadway, and for
Assessing the Expense thereof to the Prop
erty Owners above named in such amount
as ii may be deemed each has been benefited
thereby. and at a meeting of the Mayor and
CounClmcn of Frostburg, Md, to be held
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-10-17

Saturday, October IL, 1908,
AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ,
In front ofthc Post Office, at Frostburg,
Md, offer for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION
all that Lot ofGround lying in Alleganv
County and State of Maryland, being part
of a tract called The Hotel" and de-
scrbed as follows:
Beginning at Il stake standing North ~
degrees East 50 feet from the end of the first
line of that Lot or part of the tract called
The Hotel, sold by Thomas c. McCulloh,
Executor, to X. c. Harris, and running
thence North 81 degrees East 100 feet South
81 degrees East 5l2 feet to an old fcnce-row,
and with it South 81 degrees West lO7 feet
to the end of the 18th line of the aforesaid
Harris Lot then North 81 degrees West 1870
feet to the place of beginning, containing
O"c l"re, T~c"ty-Sjr ANIL Onc-Ualt PJch,x.
This property is conveniently situated di-
rectly on the car line, on Green street, in the
eastern end of Frostburg and is improved
by good
Frame Dwelling House
OFFS ROOMS, which rents for SO per month.
TrU,%-CNSm
CLAYTON PURNELL,
Oct st Attorney for Owner.
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Personal.

JOURNAL unable to get No. 2S for this
issue.
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Died

At his home on Walnut Level, Sun
dav evening. October H. 1908, Mr.. John
w b Wilson, aged IS years. Mr.. Will
son had been Ill ii long time of t"bfrc"-
iDSjS He was once photographer and,
generally. IA man of artistic incinationS.
Mrs Wilson and several children are
berravcd.
Edward Walsh of this place, received
information Monday of the serious i'll
ness of his brother, Leonard, at Fort
Williams, Maine, and Tuesday after
noon, 10 h inst, IA telegram brought in
telligence of his death that day. Leon
ard belonged to the 10Th Company of the
Coast Artillery, u. S. Army. He was
q years old. An order for the remains
to be seat here was at once transmitted
by the family.
Town Registration.
Results i'll detail and general, of reg
istration III town districts are as follows:
Total in 1907 ..................3l
Newly registered .................42
Transferred from .............22
Stricken of .....................l2
Died. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Gam ........... Observation-Disclosures. )
Total in Observation-Disclosures. 3lS
No. T.
Total in 1907 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2l
Newly registered .................ll
Transferred tO...................D
So
Transferred m................l9
Removed ........... ,...........4
Died. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
81
Total in 1908. Observation-Disclosures. 3G6
No. %
lOtal IN lHWi ............ .')Ji
Newly registered ..................3O
Transferred tO...................29
50
transferred from ................lb
removed ............ ............lo
Died ....... Observation-Disclosures.
81
Gam '...,.............
Total III 1905. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I'D
JOURNAL unable to get No. IS for this
iSSup