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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-14

The metal point on your shoestring
made a fortune for the woman who
thought of it.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-14
Gaze at the Royal Dead.

Thousands of Portuguese filed slow
ly Sunday through the noble cathedral
of San Vincente and gazed for the last
time upon the faces of their king and
crown prince. When night fell and
the doors of the church were closed
large crowds were patiently awaiting
admission. They turned away disap-
pointed when informed that the public
lying in state had been interrupted
until tomorrow. On that day at 2
o'clock in the afternoon the caskets
will be closed and transported to the
pantheon, where with further cere
monies they will be placed in the
sepulcher.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-14
Ten Years Ago Saturday.

Next Saturday will complete one
of the most important decades in the
history of the United States, it being
the tenth anniversary of the blowing
nm of the battleship Maine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
ELWELL NOTES.

Miss Aubrey Layman has again re.
sumed her duties as operator at TIL,
flwell Telephone exchange. She ha.
been obliged to lay off almost the en-
tire time for three months, owing to
a prolonged siege of quinsy.
The wheat crop is quite good this
year. Many are getting as high as
IS bushels to the acre, which is far
above the average. Rye is quite light
and the indications are that oats will
be light also, owing to the dry spell
just previous TO harvesting.
Geo Covell, OF Traverse City. can
didate for congress from the nth dis
trict, visited Elwell last Thursday af
ternoon. He was courteously receiv-
ed There are no known Covell men
here, the sentiment being solid for
Frank Dodds, of Mt Pleasant
DR. McLachlan visited his daughter.
Mrs. l. F. Hilsinger, at ST. Louis last
Wednesday
|. +. Taylor is going to build new
store The building will be a two
story cement block, 81 by 81 feet. 1t
will be made into double store. The
present plans include a meat market in
one store and a general merchandise
line in the other. Mr. Taylor is at
present farmer. He was in business
here and at Alma several years ago.
Geo Clark is making the cement
blocks for him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
GROWING ELWELL
AIma's Next Neishbor on the
West A Center OF Thrift and
Farming Industry.
CITIZENS ALL HUsTLERS
A Brief Word About the Villase-Has
Excellent Stores, Telephone Co.,
and a Private Health Sanitorium

Situated a little over four miles
west OF Alma on the p NJ. railroad is
the thriving village of Elwell, with
less than so homes and business places
and with a population not above 100.
1t is hustling, growing place. 1t
possesses postoffice, a church, a
health sanitarium, a big district
school, two general stores, one hard
ware store, a meat market, a black
smith shop, a cement tile establish
ment and last but by no means least
wide awake, prosperous and grow
ing telephone company.
Four passenger and two freight
trains stop here daily. Despite the
small size of the town, the passenger
and freight offices both show up well
in business each month.
There are two rural mail routes out
of Elwell covering parts of Seville,
Sumner, Pine River and Arcadia coun-
ties. The postoffice receipts run ex-
ceptionally high for so small town.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05

Graduating from Lewiston college, he
went 10 Chicago and studied at the
Rush Medical College in that city.
He first located at East Troy, Pa,
where he practised for several years.
In 1882 he came to Elwell, landing
there with one single dollar in his
pocket Undaunted by financial de
preston, he invested nearly all OF that
dollar in a new shinge and began the
practice of medicine. Success came
pretty slowly at first, and those who
know say that square meals were
sometimes quite distance apart for
the then young doctor Unable TO
afford horse, he walked TO his pa
tients, making many a long, weary
trip in this manner. The doctor re-
Gently showed the writer a strip of
wood a short distance south Of Elwell
which somewhere hold pair of good
boots. The road used to be a cur
doroy one, and the doctor got stuck
SO deep in the mud one night he had
TO abandon his much-needed boots TO
get out.
While building up his practise he
continued his study, having become
interested in physiological thera-
peutics. In 1903 he went to Juttner's
Physiological Institute at Cincinnati
and took a full course in this line of
study. Returning, he opened up
private sanitarium and took up this
practice The sanitarium he has
equipped with several thousand dol
lars worth of appliances, including
complete electrical equipment. His
success has been almost marvellous
and his practice has grown rapidly
during the last five years.
On Feb. II. 1871 he was married to
Miss Sarah L. Peters, at East Troy,
Pa. Three children have blessed
their union, two of whom are living.
Both the doctor and his loyal wife
and helpmate have in a quarter of a
century identified themselves with
every forward improvement taken for
Elwell. Their host of friends is un-
limited. Many a Woodworking man
has felt the liberality OF DR.. Mac
Lachlan's generosity. for he has gone
whenever called, often knowing that
pay was out of the question. But the
friends he has made and their loyalty
10 him is, in the doctors own words,
worth far more than the money"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
The Town Pump.

On the main street at Elwell Just
below Pugsley's store is the old town
pump. The pump is not exactly old
having been replaced a few months
ago with a new one But a pump has
stood on this spot for over a quarter
OF century.
More than 25 years ago Chas
Phelps sunk a we'll on this spot An
excellent stream of water was found
at depth of less than 80 feet. That
flow has continued uninterrupted ever
since
Hardly man or woman in Seville
township has failed to drink at this
pump, and in the 25 years thousands
OF visitors as we'll as residents have
quenched their thirst here. In fact.
no one could visit Elwell for any
length of time without going to taste
the nectar that flows from the famous
old well
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
Prospering Telephone Company

The Elwell Telephone Company
was organized in 1908. and its stock
holders are all local people. At first
much hard work was necessary to put
the company on its feet. but persever-
ance has conquered Today the com
pany IS on a good paying basis and
has Is patrons Toll service is leased
OF the Michigan State Telephone
Company. so that all the patrons have
the advantage of long distance service.
Tire central office is at w. c. Pugs-
leys store. Mr. Pugsley being presi-
dent and general manager OF the con
Germ. Miss Audrey I-ayman and Miss
Carrie Reed are the local operators.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05

Regular 81 90 and SIPS values. 79c
Regular 81. so, lis, 200, 2.25 and
go values at. Sf.f8 to Sf.98
We have just put in new line of the
celebrated kazoo Mems Pants. They
are as good as you can buy anywhere,
at prices ranging from $3.50 to So
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
An Excellent School.

For district school Elwell has an
excellent one. There is a regular at
tendance of 90 or more pupils. That
the school is ably managed by the
trustees is shown in the amount of
school money on hand at the recent
annual meeting of the board. After
paying all expenses for the past year,
$500 remained in the treasury The
present school house was built IS
years ago by Uncle Ike" Helsinger,
as he was Familiarity known. 1t stands
in reason that it was we'll built, for it
is i'm excellent condition TODAY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
hall for entertainments.
Fine Farms.

The farming country closely ad-
joining Elwell is one Of the richest
farm sections in this state Excellent
sugar beets are grown here The
farmers are all Of a prosperous class
and-their farms are among the best
appearing ones in the state Farm
land is generally worth from $40 70
SIS an acre, and there are some farms
that cannot be had at any price A
dozen families may be said TO have
furnished the nucleus of Elwell's
growth This would include those in
the immediate village, Hilsinger, Lath-
rop, Phelps, Slingluff, Pugsley, Mac
Lachlan and Miller families There
are many others living in the sur
rounding country entitled to mention
but lack of space prohibits one re-
ferring TO them in this issue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
The Doctor.

A reference 81 rlwell would be in
complete without including DR. Chas
Mac l.achlan. or Doc Mac a he is
affectionately called by his many
friends. The doctor is OF Scotch
descent and inhcrts the customary
rugged Scotch ch9racfc-isiirs Rough
and bluff 30 way brt with keen
sense 0i humor i tn9~i MS big as
a mountain hc 'as cpicarcd himself
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
Still Standing.

The building used for a school
house previous TO building the pres
ent one is still standing. 1t is now
used as a barn by Geo. Taft. Forty
years ago Mr.. Hellsinger and family
occupied one side of it as a house.
The other side was given up as a
school room, and the district school
was taught by Miss Allie Hilsinger.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
Local Lodges.

The Maccabees and the Cleaners
both have large fraternal lodges at
Elwell. Twelve years ago the Mac
cabees bought the old Grange hall
and moved il from two miles south
into the village 1t has been fitted
up inside and is used by the Macca-
bees as lodge building. 1t is 70 by
80 feet, and often serves as a public
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
Business Houses.

he stores and business places only
reflect the thrift and industry of the
residents of Elwell and vicinity. The
Hilsinger Mercantile Company is the
largest of these. This company was
organized July I, 1907. The present
company on that date succeeded ]. +.
Hilsinger, who had previously occu-
pied the store since 1906 with gen.
eral line of merchandise and grocer
les. The present firm has its store
on the department plan and affords
home buyers better opportunities than
they can procure out Of town.
The officers of the concern are J.
+. Hilsnger, president; ]. S. Phillips,
vice president, and r. |. Almsteam,
secretary and treasurer Mr.. Aim
stead, who is general manager for the
company entered the firm one year
ago. Previous to that he was employ
ed as a travelling salesman by Ham
mond < Standish Of Saginaw Active,
alert, trimming over with good nature
and always busy, he has. even in the
short time of a year made hosr of
friends and firmly established himself
in the hearts OF all his customers.
Mr.. |. +. Hilsinger has practically
retired from an active participation in
the business, having recently made his
home in ST Louis. Mich
Right across the street is Marble
Slingluff Mr. Singluff also keeps a
general merchandise and grocery
store and handles farming implies
ments He has been in business five
years and has built up a good big
trade in that time
Mr. Singluff is an Elwell boy and
took over the present business from
his fathern-law, X J. l-athrop. The
latter also resigned as postmaster
year ago and Mr. Slngluff was APP
pointed in his place. Assisted by his
wife, he has ably conducted the office
since. Both are popular young peo-
pie and have large circle Of friends.
Besides being postmaster, Mr. Sling
huff is member ~ the district school
board
w c. Pugsley, the hardware man,
is an old Elwel resident. although he
has only conducted his hardware store
since 1903. Previous to that he was
a farmer near Elwell He carries a
big line of hardware Of all descrip-
tons, and also deals in farming inn
plements and carriages.
Genial and willing to accommodate.
he has built up a big trade in ten
years time. He is a member of the
school board. justice Of the peace and
president and general manager of the
Elwell Telephone Company.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05
One Church.

The Methodist Episcopal church is
the only church in Elwell Rev. Mr.
Hart, of ST. Louis, fills the pulpit
The church is one of those in the
circuit he covers each week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-08-05

to almost ever, man woman and
child for mile. about him
He was born in St Alary's. Ont.
Dec 10. ISls. OBLIGED 10 leave school
at the age Of ?. he applied himself
to study in his spare hours. and at II
left Canada aud went to Lewiston.
Me. where he studied medicine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

af the city OF seattle at the most
fir IL resolved ~ the city Council
Of tie city Of Seattle an fuiinWHi
That Section 1 uf Artiris XVII Or
the city Charter Of The tttf Of he
attic 30 amended so 80 to read az
follows
aaeeJian Tha mayor shall 10
cetfn annually salary of ah.saV ~
to be paid monthly The annual sal
aries 81 the fuIlawins officers 81
thta city Hhatl be payable monthly
aud shall hn - follows Corpora
tiah gounnnl aleeo 90. Treasurer
50 3an 90, CiiY Comptroller aud ck-
afflaia tiN Clerk $500 90.
Aud bee "a further resolved that
the fafeEoinE amendment be aud the
same ia hereby submitted 70 tho
qualified NntefH at tho titN " 10
attic Tor their fatifirAtiun ~ 70
lection al the nest general election
81 he held the afd day Of March.
1905
Passed the city Council the seth
dnY 81 December 1897. Ana signed
~ me in open session in aHthsHtir
catinn Of Tee paHsaHu this seth dHa
OF December. fHHf.
81 r REYNOLDS.
President pro ten ~ Tie ciiF
riiea b. me this aoth day Of be.
II W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ss.effieio city
tate Of sirs, publication. February
1. fH1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
RESOLUTIONS no. ff8t.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No.


A resolution and proposition 20
amend Subdivision Twcnty.firnt Of
Section 10 Of Article Nv Of the city
Charter, and providing Tor the sub
mission % such proposed amend
ment 60 the qualified voters Of the
city Of Seattle a. The next general
Ne Il resolved by tho CITY Council
Of the city Of Seattle az follows.
That Subdivision TwentyznrHt Of
Section IA 81 Article " Of the city
Charter OF the city OF Seattle. pre-.
rerihinR certain powers OF tile City
Council be amended 30 as 60 read
as follows.
Twenty first. To regulate the
burial Of the dead, 20 regulate Gem
limits. 90 acquire land Tor cemetery
purposes without the city limits hy
purchase. condemnation or other.
wise. 60 cause cemeteries To be 70.
moved beyond the city limits and "a
prohibit the establishment Of any
cemetery within two miles OF the
boundaries Of the city The catah-
| ilnhmeut or plating ~ new GENE.
teriea or the extension OF existing
cemeteries within the iimita Of the
I city Of Seattle Is hereby prohibited
And be " further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be ana the
same is hereby submitted to the
! qualified voters Of the city of Seat.
I tie FOR their ratification OF rejection
az the next general election 10 Dc
held the 3rd day 81 March is0S
/ Passed the city Council the gOth
/ DAY OF December. 1907. and signed
I b. me IN open session Ia authenti.
cation OF It's passage this seth dag
Z OF December. iau1
n r, REYNOLDS.
/ President pro tenn OF the City
! Council
Filed BY me this soth day Of De
I ucmber. 1907.
~ w. CARROLL.
/ city Comptroller and ex-officio cts
clerk
Date ot first publication. Februar,
l. fnnN
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PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT
n

election
Of fha CifF r. seattle De faiHaH
fhat Subdivision .lsfcelth ~ i..
Charter ~ The city ~ BeefilH. rIr
rrFHHfHF certain powers ~ 8HH ff
council o. amended ~ BE q fHai
81 follows
saIsfeenth fe establish SD nta.
uiatH markets. aud a. provide - fHf
HHiHHiHH. measuring unH iHue0 filI
~ AL commodities nffrfrf 6HH
fHHfHaf nr Off aHH other ri#HH Hfiiln
to- cts NrlfH. - enforce fHH f".rr
IHE ~ proper legal afiEHfH Hud
maaHafea I'll al vendors Do tie riilt
ana a. prufld a for fhf InaHe iiuu
tie erection and mainfruaHHH ~ r'tr
aeHIHH Hf suitable points within tnr
FffH limits fHH asirhinF thereon ~
auah ruuluuilfIsa 81 fhr fIff sH4uf ~
require tNe delivery in fhe rHf hHHrf
- 49, nffiriH8 feHlffnafe e. the
HHaahf 20 aHEH commodity aH shown
81 aHfh sHaifa HHd fu Tfesld s pfnr.
~ NHHaitleH fnf fhe violation 81 ans
~ lHa prov ialaHH ~ aurl ordnance
AH8 g. m faHEHaf resolved tHaf thf
fafHHuiHn amendment D. aHH tie
aaaH la hereby Submitted - tho
uaaI1fIHl voters - fiH clfN 81 fr.
Hfffa tor their ratification ~ fflNr.
finH 81 fhe best general sizHt ton g.
- heid on tba sfd day 81 March.
faHs
Passed ere gIff COUNSEL tHs a0th
daF - flsffnIHaf. 1907. und signed bT
rns o. open sHasiaH in autheufieati0n
~ ffH raraasa IhIH 10th da9 Of DO.
cHmhHH. 1901
II o. HEYNoLDa.
rrHafHsnf Bro fsu - tie city
Council
rIlsa 81 pc thIs soth DAY Of De
camhHf 1907
II W CARROLL
cts Comptroller ana eH-pffieaa city
Elafh
nafs % fret publication February
IHHa
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HHauLFffoN 40 ia
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 ~
4 resolution and proposition a
amend section 2 Of Article VII ~
tie CitY charter. aud providing TO-
chs nuhminnlnu Of such propose
~ tie CiiY If SEATTLE AZ the urti
general election
na il resolves hY the cliY Council
Of che city - Eeattia
rhet Section : y .AsIiisgll.., VII - 81
altla he amended 10 rad as follows
SECTION - FIRST II shall be tbs
duty % the superintendent IT Liant.
ing and Water Works 60 fiHldiF 80.
force the provisions 81 All hFhtinE
contracts 20 recommend 70 the
board changes. removals o. install
iafianH ~ iiFHt aud. under Tie con.
tool Of the hoard. when the alfY
shall have acquired nr constructed
snY iishiins - powsr plant to ishs
aud malntsnane6 81 ths same ifr
shall under tbs direction 81 The
boafd. have thu management and
control 81 the operation and Haln.
teuaHea ~ the safsr Wafhh and
enforce al ordinances and thr rules
af the beard relating 90 hiH DEPART.
msu1 80 shall appoint under civil
Service rules. supervise HAa control
All officers aHd employees in hta a.
rsfimeut lie shall cause g. o.
Kept proper accounts Wlfh all con.
s8mefa of water and light and shall
ever uinnty fahl days compile .
statement % the uamss and proper
a. Hf such consumers aa Hfa dsllns
auaHt and shall forthwith eausa thr
service e ihssu consumers 20 ss de
RE city Treasurer shalt collect
the bills ISSUED - the mafNF and
liahfing drpsftmeut Aad shall issue
feesinfs Tor the lnauafn easierird.
aHa shall report daily 60 tie cii9
Comptroller the amounts collected
THs city Comptroller shall 81
least once each manth o. eftanHf ~
Required, present % She Heard -
Public works complete report ~
ihe transactions % TIE tdNhfins sud
MHaNf Department tur iHafHa 80
esipts from al sources ard sspsadi
lures togefhNF With . ststsUsnf
siaNiaE tho financial rauaitian 81
ths Department The city Eo4nsii
shall provide ~ erdinaurs al neces
sAft feEniai lens Tor lie pfupe I
he Superintendent ~ fAghiinE and
Water Works II feiafian H. tie coll
isfffoa and enforcement % iishf
ard rawns ard water rates and 9th.
sf eAafsra
rhs anpsfintsnd&ns - faKhtins
further puWrFs aaa duties az arc
provided ~ this Charter o. the
cts eauurii or TIE Eoafa af Pub.
tie Works may. from time 20 time.
rFsaHH8ts o. direct
Aaa - u further resolved that
the foregoing amendment -. and
fhe sane lH hereby Submitted fa fhs
Qualified eotefR ~ the city Of -.
atsie for their ratification es Fs tar-
fian - tie nsEt Fsnsrai sissssan "a
- held March #afos
fsszsd The ettr caunesi The snf
dsF 81 January ICES. ard siHn~si
~ Hne ir ursn session "a amahrnfi
rsftHn af SIS passage this znd "a y
sf tznmaFN. tNak
g ~ BURNETT. 1n.
President Of 4Hs cfFY e6HHeif
FIlst tie tad a. 81 Jaaaaffs isea
~ W CARROLL
cit9 Comptroller snd sK-offieis city
eHeFh
rats % fret publication. February
4 taaa
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DISSOLUTION 80 ia

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No
a gesaiuiioe sd pfoposltioa q
CITY charter. and providing FOR ths
submission of Hugh proposed amend
msnt to the qualified voters Of thf
CITY af Seattle At the neat general
slsetian
Of tie city - Seattle
THAT section ! OF Afiirte y 81 ihf
ctfY Charter - the city II seattle
- amended % - 20 read - follows
Section .. There shall be q Com.
missioner % itealth, 90 te 4pialntea
~ the Mayer subject 20 eunfitma
ton ~ tho coannit who shall have
heen an aetiVs practitioner al melt
rina for five % Y~zrs The SALARY
81 the commlssteusf - hsatth cha ]
- fissd ~ efainAnce tte shall
nae sssa s = Tsm ~. Is - ~ Ms9ss ~
ina Hatiro ~ removal With the City
tnnnnfi such removal 90 become -
fettffa upon confirmation ~ a uia
iefiff vote % gHs city Council Ths
Commissions q Health shaH have
tefa arrertainins 70 the health ard
sanitation affairs ~ the f1tf. Co..
eiaaFtBE such haanitala a@ nay b.
established o. maintained ~ tha
CITY ffr shall - she etseHfiss ~
fteer 81 the fasnAftmsnf Of Health
and Sanitation and ser that al pro
Visions 81 ne charter and ordinances
relating 90 ths health ard sahffstiuu
~ the city. and such rules sna res
uiatsans - - tnaf pssse fis1. SO
irzt assistants ard nafe~z ssuHiaYsd
De- sd department and sbsasRsf
Nanznales may nzrar iu other laaf
ttaas uaN ettHtlaK ~ sata dsgaff
meet snd snF additional emrlafss
hereafter arrsintaa. ether tiAan med,
NaaaH ARsA Aaa4A
rNnalea shall - filled and aNdifianai
eFnHiafss appointed ~ the eamnsfs
siensf % tisaifh aahieft e. tlstl
ssfftes Rules sHd Regulations 1hs
seHths ~ ordnance TIE fatfss ard
ia she salaries af tae offieefa snfi
eHpiafss ~ sala Department ~
raHess heretofore Ns~isd n and ~
tee lHrassa uron : hoard % HsztNl
ard teri Health officer ~ tie risas-
hereby exclusively vested ard im.
fesst upoa The comnissiaHsF ~
Health
Al - q further resolved tina,
-. foregoing atnsmdmeut = ard
ths .sHs - hefetg snhyniiisa g ,hr
aftls faF their ratification - Fsise
ffnn ~ The nnNt general eisHIina q
- hesa On The laird day e March.
fsaassa ths CITY ceaneli re sauh
aaY ~ ucsnnttseF. 1871. kua aaannsi
~ Hze ~ rpen session in aH8HsWfi
raftnm - ita rassags ihis gafh "a y
- iesesmhsr fsHf.
n r nErNot.pR.
Ftssiisa, pFs ten 81 ths CITY
rlisa n. sssh aAy % Dsosmhss.
II ". CARROLL.
Citf Comptroller ard rx-uffela CITY
fzasa
nsis 81 first pablieation. February
I. ttex
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nFaOLVTfON 40. fffs
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No 10.
Issoigiien aas rre9p,osi,ig,aa q
ths nnbmisalou Of such proposal
amendment to the qualified voters
Of tie city Of Seattle at tie next
general election
Re IL resolves BY tho city council
Of the city Of Seattle
the city charter Of the CITY u 81
attic be amended 80 az O. read ~
follows a..
section 4 The librarian shall 10
eisetsd ~ the Beard and subject 10
removal ~ ~ and shall possess
experience. ability. citizenship. eiec.
toHai capacity aud residence aH tha
beard may require finder Cfvfi
Eurxier rules he shall ~ ard WITH
the consent 81 the library board.
have the appointment and removal
81 All subordinate employees Of 90
library. IN
And be u further resolved that
tha furrEuinE amendment he and
the same H. hereby submitted 60 tise
qualified voters Of tho city 81 So
attic for their ratification or rnlci
tiaH IT the nest general election o.
be held tho ard day 81 March. 1905
Passed the city Council the End
daf Of January. 1905. and signed hy
me In open session ia authorization
Of its passage this End daY Of Jan
G. " BURNETT. IR.
President IF fhn CITY Council
Piled the and DAY ~ January 1905
u ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sNsoffieio city
Date OF first publication. February
I. 1895