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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

More people are taking FOley's Kid
ney Remedy every year. 1t Is con-
sidered 10 be the most effective remedy
for kidney and bladder troubles that
medical science can devise. Foley's
Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities.
builds up worn out tissues and restores
lost vitality. 1t will make you feel
we'll and look we'll. b. II. Gorrell.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

The will of DR.. william Henry
Rufner, deceased, has teen adj
mi.tsd to record in the clerks
Office, and his daughter, Mrs,
Sprat NJ. Campbell, qualified as
executrix. The estate is valued
at $4,000.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

The basket bell anne between
Washington and Lee and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania has been
cancelled.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
New Advertisements

Chas. NJ. Stieff-pianos.
V. w. Davis horse wanted,
Irwin & Co. holiday goods.
W. T. Shields commissioner notice.
Warner, Pole Il Co.-large and well
selected stock of furniture.
William A. Anderson-sale Of Rock
bridge Alum and Jordan Alum Springs.
Rockbridge Lime & Stone Co.-use-
full Christmas presents in dry goods,
notions, etc.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

The authoritative announcement IL
made that Frank II. Hitchcock has
been offered aud has accepted the posi-
ton of Postmaster General in Presi-
dent Taft's cabinet.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

Richmond College, an institution
owned by the Baptist, Of the State,
will get the $4,000 offered to it some
time age by John ID. Rockefeller on
condition that the friends OF the college
raise $3.50 0O0, making total of $780,
600 for endoW -nenJ.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
HANDKERCHIEFS

have shown To large already stock have just
added over $50 dozen They are of all styles plain
hemstched checked embroidered white colored cotton
linen, silk Prices cents to $1OO each.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

The most delightful of AL cuff
les. the Luzianne, a New Orleans
.pfodpct. e.5.,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
Washington aud Lee victors IN


| Washington snd Lee victors II
Thanksgiving Game
Washington and Lee University
won signal victory over George
town University in the Thanks
giving football game played in
Washington, d. G.. The following
account is taken from the Wash
ington Herald of last Friday:
The football elevens represent
ing Georgetown and Washington
and Lee Colleges engaged in a
gridiron contest yesterday after
noon on the Georgetown field that
will go down to posterity as one of
the most exciting and closely
played in the history Of football in
the Capital City. The final score
was II to IL, in favor of the boys
from Lexington, but Georgetown
gave the visitors a scare in the
second half that will long be re-
membered.
Both teams put up a game that
was worth travelling miles to see,
and the $500 spectators seized
every opportunity to show their
appreciation Of the great sport.
The teams were about evenly
matched % to weight, George
town averaging 1877 pounds, while
the Virginia squad weighed 172
pounds. Several hundred students
accompanied Washington and Lee,
and these REINFORCED by several
hundred members of the alumni.
occupied the east side Of the field.
What the followers Of the Lexing
ton boys lacked in numbers they
amply made up in enthusiasm, and
every play that featured Washing.
ton and Lees work brought forth
wild cheers. The Georgeto wn
rooters were not at all backward
in encouraging their men, and the
result was that a continual din, was
kept up throughout the contest.
Both teams played old, fashioned
tball:depending mainly on end
runs and line plunges for gains.
What little open football was at.
tempted resulted in decided gains,
Washington and Lee practically
winning the game in the second
half on a beautifully executed for
ward pass from Quarter Back
to Barker, who carried
the ball 40 yards before he. was
downed by Fitzgerald. Thir was
the play that really won the game
for the visitors, as on the next
lineup Capt. Anderson was pushed
over for their second touchdown:
and he Immediately kicked goal
from a most difficult angle. This
attempt was one of the nerviest
pieces of work seen on George |
town Field, the ball sailing high
above the posts, but squarely in
the center OF them.
Lineup and summary:
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

There is considerable drop IN the
thermometer today. Yesterday was
sprlng-like. and today is cold and blus
terry.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

Judge William j. Leake, former
president of the Richmond, Fredericks,
burg and Potomac Railroad, died at
his residence in Richmond.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

Try, a package Of the Luzianna
coffee, the famous French Creole
blend.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
THIS is IN EASY TRST

Sprinkle Aliens Foot Ease in one
shoe and not in the other. and notice
the difference, Just the thing to Use
when rubbers or overshoes become
necessary, and your shoes seen to
pinch. Sold everywhere, 25c. Don't
accent any substitute.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

On next Sunday, the 9th, the in.
stallation of the Rev. G. w. Han.
rahan will take place at Golfers.
town Presbyterian church at IL
N. The sermon on this occasion
will be preached by Rev. G. l..
Altfather of Bethel church, Au-
gusta county. The charge to the
pastcr by Rev. A. w. Wood of Ok
ford church, and the charge 10
the PEOPLE by Prof. W. S. Currell
Of Washington and Lee.
A feed barn belonging to Mr..
Thomas Alphin was burned down
on Friday night last. Besides the
loss of the barb considsrabl Bile lot
OF hay and fodder and some farm.
ing emf leT ents were lost. 1t is
supposed to be tie work of an In
cenCiary, ss the horses in IA stable
near by were turned out. The
stable caught on fire several times
but wac checked by those who
hurried TO the scene.
X RAYS
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
Here sReIief for Women

If you have pains in the back, Un,,
navy. Blsd 'er or Kidney trouble, and
want a certain, pleas ant herb cure for
woinan's ills, try Mother Gray 5 Austria
lian-Leaf. 1t is safe ank never-failing
regular. At Druggists or by mail %
cts. Sample package FREE. Address,
The Mother Gray Co., Leroy, n. Y.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
Interesting Teachers Meeting
at CollIerstOwn

'bsiteresting Teachers Meeting
at CollIerstOwn
GGEetts Co,te5boRGsncs
Nov. Bottle Teachers Associ.
alton Of Buffalo district met on
Saturday. the 28tb, in the Golfers
town Assembly Hall for the pur-
pose Of recognizing. Quite mum.
Der of teachers and patrons were
present. Much regret was ex-
pressed that the division superin-
tendent was bsent. The meeting
was called to order by Prof. Scott
OF Palmer Academy.
Opening exercises consisted of
prayer by Rev. G. w. Hanrahan
with singing by teachers and visi-
tore, after which the following
committees were appointed:
Committee on Permanent Or.
ganization: Mr.. l.. G. Hudson,
Miss r. L. Boulware, Miss Vir-
giTia DlcE inson.
Committee IN Constitution and
Bylaws: Miss A. D. Nicholas,
Miss HELEN Jordan, Miss Emma
Sherman.
Program Committee: Mr.. l.. G.
Hudson, Mrs. Bessie Lam, Miss V.
Dickinson.
Upon recommendation of COM
mittee on permanent Organization
Prof. Scott was unanimously elect
ed pres denr and Prof. Montgom-
cry permanent secretary.
Followed by an address by the
eloquent speaker, Rev. CIV. Han
rahan, who held the assembly for
nearly ar hour. His speech was
ideul in every par!lculsr and was
highly con mended ty all who
heard him.
The next meeting will be held
at Palmer Academy on the 3rd
Saturday in January.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02
CHIFFON COLLARETTES, 81. so to $500 each
OSTRICH BOAS, $500 and $1,000 apiece

FURS-good Furs-n the most desired grades are daily
becoming and prices will be higher if have to buy
again We have just we'd advces from the manufacturers
Ours go at old prices, as long stock holds
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

Observation-Disclosures, 2; Fitzger-
ald,2. Goals-Alderson ~. Sitterding.
Reieree-Mr. q. X. Williams, Universe
ty Of Virginia. Umpire-Mr. E. j.
Donnelly, Trinity. Field judge Mr..
S. ]. Gass, Lehigh. Head linesman-
DR.. Bell Of Georgetown. Linesmen-
Messrs. Wilson of Washington and Lee,
and Stohlnan OF Georgetown. Time
OF halves 30 minutes.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1908-12-02

RAINCOATS. We have a number of raincoats that we
will close ont at 25 to 30 per reduction The styles
good just such you sold and every day. but
not the very latest The saving them means much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27
49,. a.lE.ls.olrJ,i,o.S.. - - i1' %

HEHuirTtus 80 t1ta
PROPOSED AMI kuMEAT so Il
A rssalulian and proposition q
amend Section 70 Of Article WIN Of
The CITY Charter. aud FfeFidluE Tor
tire submission ~ such Proposed
y lie e.tr q seattle ~ tho neat
Hs n ffsolVs1 ~ lie city Council
- tha TifY OF Seattle
rhat section = II Article VIII n
attia hs amended 20 read ns Follows
Section f1rat ii shall DO the
duft uf tho effnteHteut ~ tlEhts
inE ard Water works f. uHidlf en-
fore the provisions Of All lighting
contracts 10 recommend o. tie
lstiaHs II liEht and under thr CON
tfal af thr board when tho CltE
shau have acquired af cuuntutfted
ans HNhtinH % poWaf plant tp take
aud maintenance 81 tire Same IL
she'll aader the direction ~ the
toaft have the management aad
control = The operation aut main
tsaaHae ~ the water uutka and
enforce all grdiuanees aui ne fulsH
~ the haafd rriattnn - hie drraff
msuf lts she'll appoint under civil
service rules. nuEFfftHH aud control
~ officers ard euplefea ln ne o.
tspi ffaraf accounts win aii con
sumsfH - ssisr aud iiEat and shall
rEeff HlHeff ta0H daKn compile
statsmsHf 20 the HsfnsH anf proper
lF p such reuuuniFrH 80 ere delius
qHsff AID rhau forthwith ca4as thv
ssr, 4 these eensamffa . Be a.
- eItt Treasurer sbali collect
the bile tsnHod ~ tie water and
pg4VHE gslafVnsai sHd shall lsa9f
90 .l.n % a.y %, I8s = ~ rs
' IL aiiS - mifitsslef san a.
r e. ~ plsnsl d tis s5srA y
tfu14le WnrhH complete report ~
sic fHsHssetiuns ~ TIE itEhtinE aHa
esftfa fFaW sn sources aH1 Tapendi=
tHfss tHsvfhsf With a HtafrWtnt
shumfHs tHe financial naHditioa ar
thr Department Tie civ Council
Hhau rsatiA ~ ordinance all usrsH
aafa regulations faF the proper
saiiaaea - IL s4ff rfsaHursr and
he hupaunfenauut 81 tAAhtiuE ard
NafHH NnfNH tn relation tu thr col
lsetiHH HHd enforcement - light
sHa gsHsf ani water rates and 9th
e. eEaHasa
THs SUPERINTENDENT q iiEhfiHE
sHa Water Works stall have HaeH
faffHsf pos sfs and duties o. ere
provided ~ ttfa ghhrter 81 the
ttif eaahell 90 ths naata ~ i.ue.
boz weiss may from tine 20 time
rfnsaFHhe uf dlFeHt
Ahd Hs ~ further received that
TIE foregoing aHnHdmeHt he ana
fHs saIas iu hereby submitted ~ ire
auaII8Issl faIrts - The city % Sc
atfts Ter thrlr ratification Or foif1z
tlau ~ the nsff HrHsHaf slerfiuU Ia
- hrId March q fHef
raaaad tho tltf euanrN ths sHa
daa 81 January aaaa and sssHeH
tf use An upsn session rs authrHfts
eatIaa 81 see tsaunana tbs gnd faf
90 1aHaafY ifUf
r. a. BURNETT. 1H4
President ~ tEe CITY tulurii
t1isd ths snd taf - 8aHuAfS 1895
tt W CARROLL
cite Comptroller and ex-ntflrio cts
f'tsfH
uHfs Il tfst pahilrailoa February
q tHHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27

PROPOSED AMTNuMEET so 3
4 resolution and proposition o.
amend section fa ~ Article ~ of
tNa city Charter 4ud prov ding Tor
She HHhmihHtHn 81 HHEh NfHunar1
amendment r. ttr qualified voters ~
ne cilg = Seattle a. tie nsst gen
Hs it resolved b5 tle cIts Council
or ths GGfH - Seattle
That aestiau BE- ~ Article " ~
tie CITY Charter ~ lha gIfa ~ Sc
attic o. amended bb a4d4HE Thereto
aiYiHies Eanss tlird+ 70 read az
aFofty.tHIra. The city Council
may order fHr piautHH - shade cog
ornamental ffeea on ~ aiaug each
- either eide - iRf sIfsse - ihes
siiy ard may pros Iie IT asffi~. 80
Us Us ~; 2 ~ {'fg IL a ssi iss,
tdn 81 special aHtrsaufHla upon the
property specially benefited thereby.
in the #awa manner a. n ufut .lei
Tor other imrfnttmfatH 81 streets
places n lhe eits under tits fiar-
isr FEa tie laws ~ tie state ~
WashinHfau
And - II further resolved. that
tir furfKeIua amendment - and thr
came is hereby submitted T. the
attic faf fHsIf ratification af feteg-
ton at TIE nett geaeHal election 60
81 heid aa Tie Ord da5 ef March
Passed tAs ciy Council the 2eh
daf ~ faeHHahrr. 1907. sHa siEnel
ID me ia aIsen session II aHthcutl-
cation Of re passage tie aath DAY
20 December. IHss
n r. REYNOLDS.
fresidrat Pro trm sf the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27
hEaotvTfuN No iitt

hEHoLrTfuN ~ i3tt
PROPOSED AMF%uNtNr so -
A resolution ard rforesitiea e
amend Section - - Article ~ ~
tie gIff charter. sHa pfaf i1lnK Fer
l.s sslla.st,9n = -, PF.i ....zl
- fAs CRY - Seattle 81 thr uett
nFurHaI flraflHu-
lie i fssoi,sd IS ths city Coaneii
~ the Eitf q seattle
tH. CTS charter - tas CITY = Sc
attic - amended 81 fsa1 e. fnllaws
49, IHHa Hf The CITY Council
shsIl hisnnlHll3 and net Ices thae
twssatg .'el per meefs isan .l ,i}
tiaH cause fo ba printed Dr. pamphlet
faffH fer otafribufiua to citinsna aus
plflns ihsfefor q TN and intel.
lisfbte statement Il Al tbs revenue
80 sspsnsse 81 sEsIy ar. ..i e.
ending 81 tho thlfts fret day II
December nest presfdiak such state
fneat ineiaainE a. RE moneys
which have paassd through thn
hands 81 the Treasurer for anF puf
pose y whatever together Wtth tho az.
fefuHf sources ~ city revenue the
amount received frem each thc aoV.
rfaf appropriations made HT thr cts
council the objects fer which the
same HHFs made and tie sums eKs
borrowed uppn fla credit ~ tha
city whether by temporary loans a.
EY tie issue 80 bands the terms
upon Nhtfh it was obtained ihr aus
tHeFlHF under which If WaH horraw 80
ana fHe purpose tu stitch q mHs
nrrf1ef end huw much ~ tho Same
or Hf#HF city Indebtedness has been
repaid ARID hY what means The
afafemeHt rhnU afsn include "a De.
I tailed aHfnHHt 81 GIfH property. Per
aohaI and rrai tta estimated value
and If rented. 20 WhuHI and un what
TERMS aHH % existing debts 90 every
I tea utEan and 90 the condition ~
fHH HHHEluE funds II any. with ain
other Information necessary for "a
ruin understand ri tHo financial
concerns Of The en- Not more
{ fHaa ESQ Thousand copies ~ ahF
AID Pc 20 further resolved that
ths fafarolnF amendment b.. ana
I the same De- hereby submitted o. the
qualified voters ~ the city 90 81.
attie for their ratification or rsiec.
I ton AZ tie next general election O.
/ be held March g. ICES
/ Passed tic cts Council the aud
/ day = January. ZOOS and signed
rs me On open session tn authrufI-
I cation 81 itH paEsaEe this ana day
G. " BURNETT IR.
/ President 90 tho city Council
FILED che and daN N january. 1905
ff T. CARROLL
city Comptroller and ss-offieio cts
nsis q nrst publication. February
T. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27
CHARTER AMENDMENT
m

election
o. It resolved tr tie eIt# e.HHrI
or tHH CT ~ fsatfIs pc fHfiHrr
That HuhdIkiaIHH HlffaaHfH 81 "a.
chatter ~ fHs DftY - Seattle. II..
HrfIHiHH certain powers ~ tie CIV
council he amended ~ as 10 fs.d
hH tHliH#H
thirteenth TO establish aaa frg.
uiHtn uHfhsfH. Hul ta provide fHr iH"
or afI sHmMad'fiIa affaIsH fHf HIIr
thrTr4f H# ~ aHH uihaf piece within
fIH fIt# HHIfH. tu enforce fire EffH.
luE ~ proper legal HsfHHfa HHH
end fa provide fsI tie H#IrrII4
thereof. r. provide UF ordinance faT
tbe erection aH1 maIHffHHHHa ur I.f.
scales A. suitable uuiufH HHfHfu tNF
rit1 limHfH thr weighing thereon uf
Huth fomulH.ififaH eel iHe CIT council
require tie delivery Geo fHa purchaser
1f Hu official certificate aI fHf
weight ~ HaHH commodity HH shown
600 HueH H#alsH God ta rlaz de prop
rf penalties fer fhs violation ri auf
~ ihF provision ~ H#HH ordinance
And s. Il further resolved that fIlr
foregoing HmenimsIt he aHi Cue
came 81 hereby submitted 10 me
qualified voters ~ fHE HtH# ~ ff
attic far fheIf ratification o. Irlr.-
b. hsld On tie SO dag of Msrea
1908
Passed fHa cIty Council tie g6ti
day 81 december 1900 aHd signed 15
Wo ih open HfHaIuu Sos HHfHeHtiasti1
OF 10 passage thfr lJlh dAa ar De.
.emlsl 1907
n o.. fuTHOLDF.
pfsHdsat Pro tru ~ TIE tIfE
fu4hft
Filsd - me this s6th dag % De.
rsmbef. 1907
% " CARROLL.
city Comptroller aud ss=afnifio Clts
CLERK
pats Of first publication. February
D. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27

% the city 81 Seattle at the nest
Eeurrat sIea IGN
OF ths city af seattle e. faIlawn
That Section . OF Article wi or
tie CIty Charter OF the city 81 Hs
attIr be- amended go as e. read hH
.asetisn The mayor abali ~.
gaItu annually IA salary 81 g. aHn nN.
Co Do paId monthly The annual Hni
aftea uf fHa fuilrWlus officers ~
thIH sttf shall be- payable monthly.
and HhaH De- 81 follows corpora
tInu Counsel fituH on. Treasurer
81 POO 90 gffX tarntruti6f and vt
afnrta GIts elrfh o. ftn 90
And Doe II further resolved thHi
thr fatrHHIHH amendment HF and thf
same b. hereby Submitted fa thr
qualified voters uf tir 1tfH of Pc
attic for HHulF ratification or tr
lection Ht tie newt general rlfH ilun
co ho held the ffd day - March
Passed the city council tie 1etn
daN of UaHaHber 1907 HHH HiEurd
hy me De- open session lu HHthenti
cation Of It's rasagEo this aoth aa'
n r. REYSoI.pa.
President pro TEN 81 the CIV
r.ied 6f me this so,h day Of De
a W CARROLL
cay Comrtreller and cs#otfisie cii}
rate of fret publication. February
8 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27
EFNDII IIaN 40 II1N
rHnI.aLn AML.LML - l


resolution ana proposition &C.
mend subdivision Twcnty-nfst Of
SECTION Us Of Article nv ~ the city
Charter. aHi providing Tor tie zHh-
Hiasiun ~ such proposed amend
wrHt Co tHs qualified voters 81 the
city ~ Seattle at TIE ufst general
10 it resolved bv tho CITY Council
81 the tItr Of seattle as follows
That Subdivision Twenty or
section D. Of Article ~ IF tie city
Charter OF ths CITY 81 Seattle pre-
alribInr certain powers ~ the CHy
council be amended so as To read
.fw,uty first To regulate the
burial ~ Gee dead. 30 regulate Gem.
IImItr. to acquire land for cemetery
purposes without tHe city limits Ey
purchase. condemnation OF other
wise. go cauHr cemeteries 90 he 70.
moved beyond The city limits aHi 90
prohibit tie establishment Of any
cemetery wltHiH two miles Of tho
boundaries of the city The rHtaha
tahmeut or PLATING of new vHmeH
feffss coz the extension Uf existing
cemeteries within Tho limits Of tile
And DO 10 further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be- and the
same iu hereby submitted to the
qualified VOTERS 81 the city of Seat
tiH Tor thrir ratification OF rejection
at tho most general election Il he
held the grd dry Of March 1905
Passed tho city Council the aath
day ~ December, 1901 and signed
hF ME IN open session in autheHti.
cation 81 ltH passage this seth daN
- December. 1907
Il r. REYNOLDS.
President pro tenn OF the city
Council
riled hy mo this 3oth day Of pe.
eember. 1907.
u W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and cN-ofnoio city
tlffk
nato of first publication, February
+. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27
RESOLUTION &0 ms
PROPOSED AMENDMENT SO r.

Nsf4HfNIaN. 7 ItfH Nj NlN..
PROPOSED AMENDMENT SO ia
resolution and proposition ta
amend Section uf Article xxi Of
THE city charter aud providing rur
fHo HHhWiHHluu OF such proposed
amendment Co the qualified voters
Of the city % Seattle at tho next
general clsr ton
10 II resolved bY the city Council
Of tie city Of Seattle
That Section g 81 Article xxi Of
THE cts Charter 81 the city of Sc
attic. he amended 80 an To- road as
follows
SECTION 2 An engineers employed
aud tu charge Of any steam boiler
under pressure ln the city shall BE-
licensed annually after nu oNnmIuaa
ton as Co fitness aud capacity In
the following manner tho civil
Service Commission shall appoint a
hoard ar examiners 81 three ta
members. who RhHN eNamluo and
certify all applicants for engineers
license under such rules aH may be
pfeHHf Ibed hy the civil Service Com
mission Tho members Of the board
81 Examiners shall receive such sal
afF eF compensation uH tho city
I Council may hy ordinance prescribe
And be- 10 further resolved that
the foregoing amendment ho and the
same f. hereby submitted Co the
qualified voters Of the city of So.
attic for their ratification or reIce-
tiuu at tile next general election ta
be held March =. t9ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27

A resolution and proposition Co
city Charter. aud providing for ths
submission 81 such proposed amend
mont 20 thH qualified voters of the
CITY nf Seattle at the next general
election.
BE- 10 resolved bv the city Council
~ the cts uf Seattle.
That Section OF Article ~ Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-27

Nf.HfHtaA # Ni1M h0 AA#f.
PROPOSED AMI NnMENT Ne
A resolution and proposition ~
amend section ! 81 Article \ 81 ths
cts charter aHd pros itlHs for enc
suhfui sHlaH uf such proposed amend
meat fa FHe qualified voters ~ TIE
chs % seattle az The nekt general
~ h received ~ the city Council
or tHo gltE uf seattle
That section 4 ~ Article y 80 ihs
cltf Charter ~ tbr CITY II Heattir
BE- amended e. aa 90 fvad aa faiiuvs
missioner ar iisaith. 90 g. appaiHtef
bs the Mafsf a4hieet r. conf fma
Hau o. TIE council 81 hu HHali have
been an active pfartiiiaHer q meil.
fire faf fIEa tal frats Ihn HAlaf}
~ ghc Commfasi1qsr ~ iisaith shal
"a gfoea fer five 3 {sats a.nd
49, ss4essd by t4s AA4af ni
~ sstiss = ssagysi sith ias tiy
e1unrii. asS6 rsm5r-i l. h1.ame -
fsrtlye apaH ruHftrmatle5 w
inutY vote ~ thg CITY taHHt - p,
c ....i. &C.. hbIlf.ap i NET
leis appsftalelHE go rs healiH SO
sanitAfI8n affairs ~ lie IIig -.
eiIdiug aHsh hospitals aa fpaf De-
ealabistsd =, pa sifig(1 n i.e
g.effs.is,.l =; .1Ig.s'.at a.. = fs s,s'
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city caHne3t shall fnrthNlta pfe
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eupfhf=a e said dapsflHaal al
pnnrrH heretofore NeffHd Is aHd 90.
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and corr Health uffiref ~ tie size
ter and afHtHaHees 20 ths gttE aff
pursd apaa she commissleHsF OF
Ari bs Il Further received thsi
sic fnfeH HHas amendment = HnH
to Same r hereby uuhmHtts1 80 80
qualified EHHrfs - trs cts - 80
stfie faf fHsif ratification - relies
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1903
Passed tha Eitg guuHEit fhs feth
taF of feat a4her t3Hf aHd shaved
bf 500 Ia aHen ssasieH r. aHthsufi'
cation r. 5ts passaGe this SETH a y
20 tzFfHlfssF. 1895.
n. e. nErSoi
President rfn teu % tie cts
t1isa tie sah aay Of nrssmb.f
tBnf
" w. CARROLL
city ComrtFaitsf ana saseffeip f4ty
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Date u fret pattieatIan. Fshruas1
I. 1905