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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-27
MAY NAME MILTON
FLORIDA PLANTER SLATED TO BE
 A SENATOR.
Would Fill Out BRyan's Unexpired Term and Then Governor Browara Would Take it,
 Political PrOgrem.

Pensacola. Fla. March 2s.--(special) Politics in Florida is likely to un- dergo some rapid changes within the next few days insofar as the cam paign for United States Senator is concerned, provided what is kfown as inside information" is correct.
 This is to the effect that Governor N, B. Broward intends appointing Hon. ". H. Milton, of Jackson Coun- ty. q prominent banker ana planter, to i'll the place made vacant by the death of Hon. W. J. Bryan.
 Mfr. Milton. it is understood. has no inclination to become . candidate for the ofice after filling the unexpired term. and that his influence will be given to Governor Broward. who is to become within short time . candi- date for the office against the present array of candidates.
 Mir. Milton has left his home in Ma rianna. 1t ia stated, for the purpose of meeting the Governor in Tallahassee and discussing the situation. The con- clusions are logical, for 1t has been known that the Governor desires to become United States Senator and would have done so but for the fact that his closest friend and political ad- visor, Senator Bryan. also desired the office. and the Governor gave way to his desires. and when the opportunity presented itself made him a gift of the onice after he had announced himself a candidate.
 Should the Governor announce for the Senate, and it is now believed that he will do so, 1t will change the com plexton of politics in Florida, so far as the Senatorial race is concerned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-27
Drowned Annoumees.

Jacksonville. Fla. March 2e.--Gov. N. B. Broward today announced his eandi- dicy for the United States Senate at the coming democratic primarias
 While there has been no appoint ment to succeed the late Senator ". J. Bryan, 1t is generally conceded that he will appoint Hon. W. H. Milton of Jackson county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-27
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-27
SEABOARD eS
 AGR L.11CE RAILWAY

Double Daily Passenger Service
 SAVANNAH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17

shot Friday. Joseph DNNer one of
the three attorneys Who has Voun-
teered to take up the prosecution of
Ruef where ii was SO tragicauy brok-
en- off. was followed by Matthew
Sullivan ana Hiram Johnson the old
er two lawyers who viii assist tht
district attorneys office
Tn to $50 not more than q hun
drcd people had been admitted to tn,
court room but fifteen minutes later
all the seats We're filled. No ono wa
allowed TO stand up. Very few OF the
old familiar faces of the persons who
have followed the Ruef trial and 9TH
er bribery cases and We're in attend
auce daily heretofore, were 70 be seen
m the court room. The spectators
were of different class and char
uctor
At .a.6O o'clock, the haiiff raped
for order and Judge LaWlor mounted
the bench Henry Ach and Thomas
B. Dozier. Ruefs counsel entered the
court room each one accompanied by
plain clothes man and took their
customary seats The jury came in
through their private entrance in the
rear of the building.
After disposing of several cases on
his calendar, Judge LaWlor called
l;uof's case, Assistant District At
torncy O'Gora announced that Mossrs
sullivan, johnson ana lWN'r NoulG
assist the prosecution anN asked that
their names be entered up"u the roc.
ord. Duzlcr announced that the de
Tense had a nolloh To make based
upon some affidaVits' reading of which
would consume cohsldetahlr tlmr The
court admoniShcd the Jury ana sent
the twelve men out
Stating what the bIlld3NH was, Do
zicr said;
Upon this afiidaNll sworn to by
Abraham tuet h'rehy make appoa
for change OF venue from the court
to some other court or coordinate
jurisdiction In the state OF California
whore the conditions existing In this
court do not obtain
Mr.. DOTier then read HtlldaNlt-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
TARIFF SUITS
BEET SUGAR
INTERESTS
ALL CHANGES IN
SCHEDULES OPPOSED
Secretary WRIGHT Before
House Committee Pleads for
Free Entry of Product from
Philippine Islands,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased WireI
Washington, Nov. 16.--Thc allcEa-
tion that the so-callcd sugar trust
controls the price paid the grower
and the price charged tho consumer.
the secretary of war putting himself
on record us champion of free en-
try for Philippine sugar and the gen
eral stand pat attitude Of the beet
sugar growers, who appeared before
the ways ana means committee Of
the house. were the features of to-
days hearing on the revision of the
tariff as it would affect sugar.
Secretary of War Wright and Cen
cral Clarence Edwards. chief of the
insular bureau. were present IT was
shortly after the afternoon session
was begun that Chairman Payne ask
ed Secretary Wright IT. ne cared 10
make any remarks Tho former gov
ernOr of the islands said.
we are now having AN invcstiga-
ton made i'm the Philippines regard
INK the cost of sugar production in
tho islands ana other matters rclat-
ing to the industry
From what ! have just heard the
principal objection by tho beet sugar
growers TO the admission fire., of duty
Of Philippine sugars. lies iu the dan.
ger that markets will be inundated
by the Philippine article
ut is not possible that the Philip
pine Islands could supply the actual
increase in demand roI sugar. year boy
year In the United States. I'm that case
there is no reason why the islands
should affect the market until the
be"ts and cane sugar produced within
the tariff wall Increases 100000
tons. Before the beet sugar industry
is iu the slightest danger it must iu-
crease from 4I0. 900 tons annually 70.
100. 600 tons and from annual rec
ports % would take fifty wears 20 do
this
Chairman Payne indicated that the
pa~-ibl. action uf th. c1mmltt,e with
regard tu sugar schedules would bee
to recommend that certain amount
of Tho sugar boz admitted free of duty
each wear and that the present tariff
De- imposed un amy above thar amount
Ha told Secretary Wri-ht ihat tha
menace. TO- ans. us- from the Cuban
sugar. which enjoys reduction in the
tariff of 20 per cent H- also inu-
mated that the Philippine tariff vas
So important question that IL might
tContinucd on Paec >; Column -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
NEW YORK ASSEMBLYME
URGE ROOT FOR SENATE

New York, Nov. 16.--At a special
meeting of the republican assembly
mcn-clcct Of New York county called
today by James A Francis dean of
the Now York delegation, the candi-
dacy Of EIihu Root for United States
senator from the state Of New York
was endorsed.
James A. Francis said after the
meeting that an effort viii be made
to induce the asscmblymcn-clcct from
other counties to take similar action
I'VE believe" said ne, that It is
Of paramount Importance that New
York state be represented in the Unit
ed States senate by man of great
ability and high standing. 1 know
of no man who would fiji the bin so
we'll as Elihu Root"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17

San Francisco. Nov 16.-Special
Prosecutor Francis j. Hcney who
was shot down by Morris Haas in
Judge LaWlor's court room on Friday
during the trial of Abraham Rucf ON
one of the numerous indictments,
charging him with bribery of the for
mcr board Of supervisors, underwent
an operation today for the removal Of
the bullet which had lodged in the
lower left maNillary. The operation
was in every way very successful and
tonight at the hospital it is said that
Mr. Hcneys condition is satisfactory
with no signs of complications that
will hinder his recovery.
An N-ray photograph taken this
morning located the position of the
bullet SO clearly that the doctors did
not hesitate to attempt its removal
The operation was performed by pr.
w. l. Terry chief surgeon of the city
emergency hospital service assisted
by Doctors Stillmau, Huntington and
Moffatt The bullet, which entered
below the upper jaw bone ON the
right side OF the head, passing down
ward through the mouth, was found
lodged in the muscles of the left low
err maXillary and its removal required
the utmost skin as it lay close to the
important blood vessels in that por-
tion Of the face Mr Honey stood the
operation well, ralyng from the ef-
fects of the auacsthctic quickly and
without signs Of weakness or shock.
The most careful watching Of his SYM
ptOms has not shown any sign of COM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17

too. You speak of sending me money
with which to discover what has be
come of Andrew. If 1 thought this
would be any use, l could not go and
do the inquiring, SO it would be use
less for you to send any ! assure
You that / VIII do all can. If you
VIII take "A trip down here to see what
YOU can do in this ease l viii be glaa
10 sec you
"BELLF GUINNESS" "
The correspondence tocn \. *.
Helgalm and the First ional bank
was also offered in evidel Cashier
Pitner having Identified a photograph
of Andrew Helgalin as the man who
came to the bank with Mrs. Guinness
carWly i'm January and drew $2,90G.
Mrs Guinness is supposed to have
murdered Helgelin on January H.
John Ross cousin Of Lampherc,
testified that on the morning of the
2Sth Lamphcre came to his place
about three and half miles north
east of the Guinness farm shortly af-
ter o'clock to borrow a broad axe.
He told him that he had seen the
Guinness house burning. Ross, who
knew of the Guuncss-L -Lamphcro trou-
bles, told Lamphere he would pro-
baby be pulled
John Westbrook, for whom Lam
phero was working and with whom
he had come from the fire, testified
that Lamphcrc appeared at his place
at $50 a m on April 2N and told Of
seeing q fire, which he learned was
the Guinness house
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
Brother of Mrs, Guinness Last
Victim Star Witness in Sen-
SationaI Murder Trial at La
porte, Indiana,
LETTERS PORTRAY GRIM
WILES OF ARCHMURDRESS
Damaging Testimony Against
Ray Lanphere introduced by
Prosecutor in Death Farm
Mystery

IBy Morning journal soeciaI IAased HIreI
Iano,,o ma >o, ~ prosoc,tnr
,.. .......
'i'i'" ''"'| P'"9'" u "'i'
card, when, with a. n. HeIgeln' ol
Aberdeen, ) D., on the stand, ne oil
tcred evidence ana read to the jury
copies of three letters written by Mrs.
Belle Guinness to the witness during
March and April this year, in which
reference to that crazy Lamphcre'
are made. These letters portray the
methods employed by the archmur-
dress in allaytng the suspicious of the
relatives of persons she had mur-
dorcd. Even with the body of An
drew Hclgelin lying dlSmemb bercd IN
her private burNing ground she va
asking his brother to come to Laportc
to investigate and bring money with
him
A. X. Hclgelin was the star witness
today He told v4 his anxiety over
the disappearance Of his brother and
i'm reply to his first letter Of inquiry
to Mrs Guinness he received the fol-
lowing:
'Laportc, Ind, March -, 1908.
MIR. AXel X Helgelin:
Il have received your letter in
which you wish to know where your
brother Andrew keeps himself wen,
that is just what ! would like TO know.
He came here about the middle OF
January. When he left he said he
wanted to find his brother. lie
thought he was in Chicago or New
York, or possibly had gone TO Nor
way. He wanted to spend some time
with us when he returned. When he
was in Chicago he said he would be
there SO short time that / need not
write. | have neither seen nor heard
from him since then. | saw man
who said he had gone back TO South
Dakota. BELLE GJNNESS.'
This letter did not allay the suspi-
cious of MI Hcngalin, and 50 hc|
wrote again, receiving the following
reply:
Laporte Ind, April IL, 1908.
MI. \. *, Hclgalin:
Your letter / have received some
days ago, but have not been able toI
answer in regard to your brother. !.
have tried every way to find some
trace of him. The man who told me
he is in South Dakota is named Lam
phcrc, who worked FOR me a while
He said he had heard it from some
one he knew in Mansfield and had all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
GOMPERS WILL
60 To JAIL #
CONVICTED
FEDERATION CHIEF
MAY POSE AS MARTYR
Declares He viii Refuse to Pay
Fine If Decision in Boycott
Case Goes Against Him al
WASHINGTON



tBy Morning Journnl sDeolni SSasse Wlrel
Denver, Nov President sam
| ael Gomprts al afternoon session
-. ., -. ....,.....,....
'N,''' W Wv '''''''' '' Wv
aan Federation ot Labor declared
| that il ne were found guilty ANA fined
in mo contrmnt nro,r,Jinr. ,rain.t
''''i' CT sums ''''' ''- "'''" s' ~
! jail before nc would pas ms i'ur or
before he would allow the federation
f., ro, ,r,, fine for him,
,r,, -,,..,.. ,
MS va ''''''' "'S "'""' "> MI
l,'' "u' '"h Wv "''' u7N'"" ~ l.l'
-, "''i'''''''' -" '''' '''"7", '' l'oiI
iu' 'o"'''It',' It'o''''''''u5u u''' lli
"leUi''''S I"ilo"'Hh 'i'' ""Jou' ''''''ii'
oi 'ue Ioil'i,'I''''' til' eN''u''Nr ''uIl.
si'ai' ''k' up Tue proposition ol
P'd''"E '',r '"'uS ""ero '''l may pt
eIuoN'" from ualErr OF "''a'hin'h'
nus ''Po'' pl"usI'' "ut " P"l,Io"l
tiay uaS'o" III "nIch seN'r"I Ilelllners
Iee'ar'" themselves III laNur OF the
1"i i'"'"" W an lha'p'hu'hV poHtleal
party
treasurer J"hh =. Lennon tald ne
haa ulS'uSS'd the matter OF safe
| Su"TuIhR ln' Iunas win s""d att"r-
heys ana they all agreed that 1t was
impossible without resulting at some
time IN perjury by some person soN-
efal suggestions were made from the
tieor one being that the funds be de
! posted IN canada ana another that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17
HENEY ON ROAD
TOCOMPLETE
RECOVERY
BULLET SUCCESSFULLY
REMOVED BY SURGEONS
Ruef, Heavily Guarded, Is
Brought Into Court, Applies
for Change of Venue AIIeg-
Inc Prejudice in San Fran
cisco,

ny Morning JournnI sDsclnl xeased WlFsl
san Francisco, Nov 16.-At mid
night the physician attending Francis
j. Hcncy announced that the condi-
ton Of the patient sNvas extremely en-
couraging. Mr. Heney passed a quiet
day and night after the BAN was re
moved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-17

tContinuod on Page =; Column 81
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tCnntinucd on Page :; C"iumn -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18

vost! Seveda, tel gospodi ne gre
V glavo, eemu bi maj narod mislil
S svojimi mozgani, ko so vendar
oni zato tukaj. da mislijo zanj in
da pc svoje skrbijo "a to "dobro
verno ljudstvo"l
Pc zupnikovem odhodu so ma
stopili razni g%ovorniki, XII so raz-
lagali pomen in korist "Knjiz-
NICE, ne oziraje sc ma zupniko-
We ~sovrazne izbruhe. IL dijaskih
grl so odmevale slovenske narod-
ne pesmi, in prejSna razburjenost
je bila kmalu pozabljena.
Omeniti mi je Sc. da je bill zu-
pink IL Crnomlja dotlei VOICE spo-
Stovan in priljubljen V svoji fari Z;
meScani so ga vrlo cislali. S svo-
Jim nadutim nastopom Dobljia-
cab pa 50 dobili o MEM cudne po-
ime in nakopal 81 ie povsod neza-
upnost, ker so videli. da je proti
liudski izobrazbi
Kniiznica Sc .je nato prenesla V
Solo, in e. naducitelj je drage vo-
lie sprejel memo vodStvo in oskr-
DO.
Zatorej. dragi rojaki tamkaj V
Ameriki. citajte tudi vi knjige. Xxi
so namenjenc VAN! Ako berete
~vztrajno in premiSljeno, postanete
samostojno misleGi Slovenci. in
kot taxi 81 boste vedeli sami po-
magati, da Sc oSamosvojite tudi
goSpodarsko. - Proc 2 nevednoSt-
jo. Xxi mas della duSevne in telesne
Suznje! s prosveto mora postati
"ProSt mas narod. prnst mas rod.
ma svoji zemlji Svoj goSpod,"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18
v POOLED.

Cenjeni zdravnik Collins y. Y.
Medical Instituta:-
Yam n%aznajam. da sen poslana
zdravila porabil ter popolnoma o.
zdravil pc Nth. da nobenih INA
kov bolezni wee ma 6utim. Srcno
lepo sc VAN toraj zahvalim "a
Vas trud, Bog VAN stotero po-
plaGaj: -
Sc enkrat Vas zahvalim in vsa-
kemu priporocam ter ostanem
hvalezni.
Ivan Kogoj,
Mulberry, Kansas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18

Ncciua prcbivalstva Belokraji-
ne 81 livi in peta ; poijedclStvom
in iivinoreio. kar pa me- priuaSa
dovoli dohodkov naSemu kmetu.
Kmet je Sc premalo poucen o IL
mnem kmetij>tvu in na splosno
premal" ~izohralen. Ia hi 81 znal
poi>katj vetjih dohodkov in 81
|priboriti lepSo bodocnost ma GO
S%podarskem polju.
Marsikdo je ze V svojo Skodo
uvidel. da ono piGlo znanje, ki
81 "a je pridobil Y ljudski soil.
ne zadostuje wee IN danaSnie raz-
mere, ko vse Stremi pc WISH izo-
brazbi. In ST to. cesar sc je Glo-
vek naucil V zgodnji mladosti, Sc
mu polagoma %porazgubi. posebno,
ako nina priloznosti. da bi vedno
in vedno ponavljal TO, kar Sc je
nauGil ma ljudski soil.
V B%elikrajini prebiva revno
kmetSko liudst,u. : svojimi Dor
mimi dohodki 81 ne more pomaga-
Ii Samo in 81 razSiriti svoje osko
dusevno obzorje; ne more Sc sa-
mo IL Sebe povzpeti do viSie izo-
brazbe, Xxi je predpogoj boljSi bo-
docnosti.
Tukaj treba zdruzenJa in po-
gumnih. pozrtvovalnih moGij, ia
Sc prebivalStvu vsai ob dolgem
zimskem casu vedri duh ter da
81 "a yzpodbuja k nadaljni izo-
brazbi.
NarSikateri MOI, XII ie incl O.
prayka pri sodniji. davkariji it'd.
je bridko obcutil posledice svoie
pomanjkljive izobrazbe. MolGe je
moral vtakniti Y yep ''zarobljene-
ga kmeta'. Ako bi pa naduti IL
radniki videli, ia je MOI prebri-
san in izobrazen. bi 81 gotovo ne
drznili tako brezoblirno I MIN
poStopati.
Pa ne Samo Y socijalncm OH
RI. tudi Z goSpodarSkega stalisca
je SirSa izobrazba nujno potreb-
ma. VISA boljSa mesta so dosegljiva
lie onim. Xxi SO IA to dovolj izObra-
zeni. Skrbni ocetje to uvidevajo.
in zato poiiljajo svoie sinove V
mestne sole, da 81 tamkaj pridobi-
jo viSjo izObrazbo.
Ia vsakega cloveka je danda-
mes izobrazba tako %potrebna. ka-
kor so mu potrebne in koristne
oci V CLAW. Slepec ne pozna
barry; V veGni tenn je, in "a vsak
korak p%otrebuje vodnika. da Sc ne
izpodtakne ali kan ne zaleti. Ia
ka sirota je tudi nevednez. o no.
benz stvari mic ne We; vsak hip
mora h sosedu. da ga uprasa "a
svet. Ma ia nacin pride pogosto
skupaJ pc wee slepcev, in Gudno
nj, ako padejO vsi skupa.i V iamo.
katero jim je skopal prebrisanec !
Ce Sc pa obrne do razumncga clo-
veka, je pa zopet uprasanje, ali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18

V0NA olNl1d1AI ~ "
rel nevednez sirota. - Cemu te-
ga treba? Clovek, pomagaj 81
Da sc ~odpravijo tie nedoStatno-
sti in da Sc naSe liudstvo kolikor
mogoce izobrazi, Priceli so delo-
watt naSi slovenski dijaki neumor-
no po dobro zasnovanem naGrtu.
Pobirali so darove, pritrgali so 81
sami sebi, da so uStanovili javno
ljudsko knjiznico "Prosvete".
To je prva javna ljudska knji-
mica Belokrajine.
Ustanovljena oziroma slGvesno
otvoriena je bila ma god sloven-
skin apoStolov sv. Cirila in Meto-
da, dine ,. julia. ma nemSko-slo-
venSki meji V Dobljicah pri CIR
nomlju. knjiznica obstoji IL We
like zbirke poducnih knjig. kate
re so dijaki podarili obcanom
Dobljic, Y Ia namen. da Sc Jill pri-
dnc posluzujejo in 81 stem popo-
lnujejo svoje nezadostno znanje.
: slavoloki in trobojnicami okra-
Sene Dobljice SO spreiele dar Z
obljubo, da ostanejo vSikdar I'VE
Sti temu namenu in da bodo ia dar
vedno visoko cenili.
y kakor povsod, tako so Sc tu-
di tukaj pojavili nasprotniki ma
predka in prave ljudSke izobraz-
be. Tudi tukaj Sc je izkazalo, da
je katoliSka cerkev Strupena in "a
grizena Sovraznica liudSki probu-
il in da DELUXE Z vsemi sredstvi ma
to. da ostane ljudstvo V tenn ne
vede.
Ma slavnost je prisel tudi iup-
mix IL Crnomlja; spremljalo ga je
nekaj bogoslovcev. StrupenO so
gledali ma dijake in kniige. Ko je
taGasni ~predsednik otvoril slav-
most in V duhovitem govoru spod-
bujal obGane k naprednemu delu.
~rozivajoc Jill. da Sc maj izobrazu-
jejo. je vStal zupnik in uprasal 4:
"kak namen ina Vase delovanje.
ma kaki podlagi je utemeljeno, a
Ii ma katolSki ali protikatoliskiH"
Predsednik odgovori: IS pono-
som iziavljam, da je javna liud-
ska k%njiznica sad nsSega neumor-
mega della. namenjenega V blagor
iii koriSt lepSe bodotnosti nasega
revnega ljudStva. katerega brez-
veStnezi nalaSc drzijo V temi ne
vede, da ga potem lozje izkoris-
cajo. .Iavna ljudSka knjiznica nj
utemeljena ma strankarStvu. ne o.
zira Sc ne ma levo in ne ma des-
no. kai bo kdo porekel: knjizni-
ca nina politicnega namena. pac
pa kulturen namen: njena ma
loga ie. duSevno probujati in izo-
b%ralevati Slovenskega trpina. da
mn ma podlagi tega zaSine lepSa
b~odocnost. - Nam nj treba dajati
nikomur ratuna cd Svojega hiSe-
vanja!"
Zupnik je pazno poSluSal in ma
to rckel 'Jaz SEN tukaj zupnik
in imam ~pravico. da upraSam gle
de JAYNE knjiznice. da Sc mole
ljudStvo On. katerega vodnik %
sem. ne zapelje.'
Ma odgovor, ia ie k@niiznica V
blagor in napredek naroda. ie zu
pink razkaceno zaupil ITO je "a
peljivoSt. Vi STE tukai naStavili
past. ia zapeljcte mole nevedno
ljudstvo cd njegove trdno we're
in da ga dobite Y svoie mreze.
ZapeliivoSt je to-"
Toda ljudstvo ie spoznalo We
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS: g: |
SHOWS MONEYS PAID
FOR AQUEDUCT WORK
Third Annual Report of Discussing
Agents Proves That Accounting
System of Department Is
Up to Date

W. M. Nelson, disbursing agent for
the Los Angeles aqueduct, transmitted
the third annual report of the account
ing department of the aqueduct to the
board of public works yesterday. 1t
reviews with considerable detail the
financial Side of the aqueduct work,
and is purposely written in non-tech-
meal style which will make it plain to
the average citizen.
The report shows that disbursements
to october 80 were $1,97S, 441.27. 1t was
impossible to include the figures for
of the work are inaccessible and finan-
cial resports are necessarily delayed.
Cash on hand November 80 of this year
was $1,222, 60S.70, as against $45,141.95
at the close of the fiscal year in 1907.
Receipts from the sale of bonds were
SO. 092. 1861,
Money paid out on payrolls amounted
to $542, 25S.93, as follows: For material
and supplies, $685., 525.55; land pur-
chases, $267 ,003.41; miscellaneous ex-
pense vouchers, $264968.77
The report shows that the accounting
system on. the aqueduct is thoroughly
standardized, and the most modern
methods in use on big financial projects
are adopted in that branch of the work,
The system used is the same as that
which the Southern Pacific and other
large railroad systems have found most
desirable.
City Auditor Mushet is complimented
for the material assistance his force
has been able to render the accounting
department of the aqueduct bureau.