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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-11
FORM A CLUB.
Barre Italians Who Are Naturalized citi-
Gems of United States.

zens of United States.
An italian Citizens club was formed
last evening at a meeting held in the
Northern hotel by a number Of Italians
who are naturahzed citizens Of this coun-
try. The object OF the club is to promote
get-together feeling among the voters
in the Italian colony, both for the vel
fare Of the colony and the city. The
club viii later have suitable rooms on
Main street where their members can
meet, and a reading room win he con-
neeted. The officers Of the club elected
weres J. r. Magnaghi. president; B.
Alhisetti. ice.president; Angelo Bizzoz-
zero. secretary; d. Guidici. treasurer.
Thirty men joined the club last evening.
The members have to - nsturalized citi.
Eens Of America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-11
81 CARS srARrrD.
In The New York Boston Auto Race
This Morning.

New York, March 1l.--Twenty.one
cars left Columbus Circle at six o'clock
this morning on TIN annual mid-winter
auto race to Boston. The cars started
one minute apart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
CAREFULLY EXAMINING
WATERSHED CONTRACT

y consultation was held in Mayor
Br1Dsiord = office Wednesday morning in
regard 10 the contract between the city
and the forestry department OF The gov
ernmcnt which provides Tor the patrol
lng Of the Clty's watersheds bv the for
tst rangers for the next ten years. The
contract wus approved by the city coun-
ell Monday night and sent To the mayor
for his approval In looking over the
matter Mayor Bransford Vas not quite
satisfied with some OF the terms OF the
contract. and has held ii up for further
consideration.
At the consultation Wednesday there
were present Il. Y, Reynolds of the for
cstry department. Councilmcn r. :.
FonStrom and John IIolcy and \. f.
Dorcmus the city's consulting engineer
The contract was gone over thoroughly
and its tcTms discussed AT considerable
length. There was some question as 10
the benefit To hc derived by the city
from such contract in view Of the
fact that all the cNpens" in connection
with the PatroliuE OF the watersheds
WAS To be borne 10y the CITY II appeared
that the chief forester could entail cX
p"nsc TO any amount and present Il
Voucher Tor IL. ana the city would have
TO pay ii without question.
The mayor has not determined wnat
action he VIII take in the matter. and
as "a" has several DAYS left in which 10
consider the contract he Will probably
take the time limit and it may not be
disposed Of by the present council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
0vERCHARGES MUST Be
PAID MORE PROMPTLY
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Reads the Railroads a
Severe Lecture.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-In a decision
by the Interstate commerce commission
handed down today involving claim
OF 20 cents in an overchargc on freight
made against the Aberdeen g. Ashboro
Railway company and other lines. rail
roads generally arc severely rcprimanded
for their delay in adjusting claims where
there has been pslpable overchargc.
The railway had admitted the over
charge. but did not settle with the ship
per until the latte rhad exhausted ordi-
nary methods of collection and finally
had fllcd formal complaint with the
commission.
commission intimates 1t may be under
inc necessity OF calling the attention of
congress 60 the matter.
commissioner Harlan. in writing the
report OF the commission. SAYS;
from shippers in all parts OF the coun-
try and from local traffic associations
which are making earnest efforts on
fair and reasonable lines To secure uni
Iormity in the practices of carriers In
this regard. many complaints have been
received in the last year of the inatten-
claims and OF their delay in adjusting
them. And Il survey of these complaints
has led us TO the conclusion that this
practice or rather lack OF practice,
among carriers is open to severe crti-
cisn
4 substantial portion of the time
aud labor Of this commission is given 10
the euort 10 secure, through informal
correspondence. the settlement of claims
OF this character. and it is n burden
from which we ought to be relieved by
carriers. On the other hand. from the
shippers point of view. nothing in con-
nection with tansporta ton is more veN-
ing and Irritating thon the labor and
delay incident to the following up of an
ovcrcharSc claim and securing its repay
mcDt"
The commission expresses tho opinion
that all ordinary claims of this character
should be adjusted and paid by the car
ricrS within thirty days and in special
cases that no more than sixty days
should be required for settlement. and
ADDS that it will expect the cordial CO.
operation of all carriers i'm our request
that the claims department be so or
Sauizcd rs To give more prompt results
In another case decided today, orlgi-
mating i'm Chicago. tho complainant had
died before his claim had been adjusted.
and the commission ordered the Chicago
Great Western railroad 10 pay the amount
OF the claim 10 his estate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Railway Notes.

is in Denver.
rvdt,d! Division Engineer T; J, ,wyche Of the
In salt Lake havc-left for the cast for
Il short trip.
Below zero weather i'm Weber CANYON
mas compelled the Utah Light and Rail
power plant there iii spring.
". 3. Throcknorton. travelling freight
and passenger agent OF The Colorado Mid
land, left Wednesday for Denver. 10
which point he was recently transferred
from Salt Lake.
The Aberdeon &c Ashboro railroad and
a cranky shipper arc nghtipg before the
Interstate commerce commission over a
20-ccnt refund. To settle the matter cost
the government not less than 5000
il w Young. son of Colonel George
:: Young. for som" time in command at
Fort Douglas, is i'm the city To go I'm the
division engineers office of the Denver
d itlo Grande.
President Underwood of tho Erie in
a published dispatch says that hc does
not think that tn" employees OF the east
ern roads will get an increase in pay IL
theN base their claims on the increased
cost Of living.
ira Lewis, assistant cashier in the To-
cal offices of the Denver & Rio Grandc
has just returned from, Durango. Colo,
Wherc ne went 10 help celebrate the golden
wedding Of his parents. They have been
married for atty years
.Flying machine week" in Los Angeles
ca!is for ono and one-tl1ird fare Tor the
round trip between the City of the Saints
TO the City of the Angels. tickets return
ing good until January 81 over the Salt
Lake Route The special rate was an
nounced "Wednesday.
4 car Of turkeys that LEFT the cast on
December IL and reached Cheyenne on
December 20. arrived i'm Salt Lake over
the Oregon Short Line ON December IS,
twelve days late. Tho bad weather has
DELAYED trains on al roads and in some
cDsns has completely stopped traffic.
son no trains reached Seattle over tho
I'm lines FOR ten days. due TO the same
cause. ENcn the Christmas mai. was
nearly two weeks behind.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
EVERYBODY TAKES A REST
IN THE STRIKE SITUATION

ST. PAUL Dec 29.-.Aside from the
withdrawal hy the railroads ot their Of
fer 10 abide by the decision from the
Chicago conference and rc-emPloy strik
ing sWitchmcn aS soon as they have
places for them. gud the removal of the
embargo on wheat shinmcntS IN some
small towns OF the stat" by th" Great
Northern road. there wcrc no develop
racnIs in tho switchmcn's strike IN tho
northwest today,
Railroad officials say thar the strike
iS over 50 far ny they arc concerned.
/, waa reported tonight that the old
sWijchm"n will 20 back to work on ihc
Great Northern at Euttc tomorrow TIL"
Northern Pacific says that conditions on
that road ar" satisfactory at Butte.
Interest here ccutcrN in ihC coming
conference of III. H.. Fcrhdm with the
int"rslat" commerce commission at Wash
ImEinn Frl,IaN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
MILK TRUST MAKES
PROFITS ON WATER
Investigation Holds That Most
4 of the Capital Is Trademarks
and Good Will"

NEW YORK.. Dec, 29.-Ihe inycsti'
,,ar INFO the so called milk trust by
ssasc,al Deputy Attorney General Cole
~ was given added impetus today by
@,T I;.coycry made by Marvyn Scudder.
',c gcrountant employed by the state
y" ."' a. over the books Of the larger milk
.omnanics in the city,
0Tdnscl for tho Borden Condensed
wax company. controlling IS per cent
- ,hc nnid milk trade in this city, and
u .so sheffield Farms SlawsonD Decker
soupany, were engaged today preparing
meet the ANALYSIS Of Mr.. Scudder,
Nso has placed his findings before the
referee.
Wr Scudder said the books Of the
pordcn company showed that more than
Elk 100000 Of ihe S20,000,000 capital
',n,L repfescntcd trademarks and
n,.go6d Nill.H which. Inc accountant
Ia renresenied nothing tangible in
~ ~ yav of assets. On the company IS
.ao .auooi,sIization a dividend of 6 per cent
G9s paid OH the preferred and 10 per
ssmt on the common stock.
Millions III Profits.
Mfr Scudder said the books showed
snrnlus of $S.S2i, ,230, made in ten
Tssrs, and Special Deputy Attorney
General Coleman is preparing 10 ask the
eomnsny. if such profits arc made with
milk at s cents quart, what lustlh~
sston there was in raising the price TO
cents quart.
Mr. Scudder further showed that of
,br sheffield Farms company 5 capltali-
,s,ion of 100000 mQre than $500, 600
nqs for .Agood will" etc. The Shelf
iicld company IL per cent dividends last
,s,r and 10 date this year % per cent
IN lis stock. and its surplus was S96o,
10 nearly double the capital stock.
Enormous profits were shown 10 have
,,.sn made by the Alexander Campbell
MIL company ct cents a quart.
The Campbell company supplies moro
,ban 1000, 900 bottles of milk every
month to Brooklyn families, and Mr.
sfuddcr showed that the net profits or
,be company for the six months ending
last Innc were $t9.sS0. or at the rate
Of 26 per cent ou the company s capl-
lql.
With the purpose of rcfuting the as
.ertion that the companies lost money
.rllinp milk al : cents a quart, Mr..
seuddcr submitted figures from the
hacks of the Borden company showing
,Aaf during The nine mouths of this
ycnr ending September 30 last the com
pany made a clear profit on fluid milk
and cream in New York and Chicago
II Sl,076.02 This sum exceeds hv
s792ol1 the net profits IN the same
baucl of the business IN the core
sfonding months of 1905.
Mr.. Srudder showed that the net
pro6ts of the Sheffield company were
greatly in excess in 1909 over 1905.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
The Gimlet, Boring Into the Past, Has
Discovered Bit of News That Appeared
in The Tribune Twenty-Eigf7t Years Ago

This Is the day wncn the Morning Gim-
let. sometimes known as the Herald Re
publican. is called upon to pull in It's
auEcr and relapse into its customary
state of innocuous dcsuetudc. The Gin
let has been scooped Scooped badly. not
merely Tor ii day. but for nearly thirty
years.
Tuesday The Gmlet displayed. with
characteristic frankncsS. its wocful lack
Of knowledge OF things as they arc or
have been. In this connection The Trib-
unc this morning calls attention 10 the
fact that twenty eight years ago II pulled
off scoop on the very item which tine
Glmlct. in these latter days. has just dis
covered might ba so. Twenty eight years
is a long time for II news item to reach
any newspaper onicc. 1t would bc re-
markablc In the case or any other paper
except the Gimlct; In The Gimlet Of
when George Washington will attempt
TO cross the Delaware and when prcsi-
dent Lincoln is likely TO issue his procla
fortunatcs OF Ethiopian extraction, Moth
ing is too long dead not TO lee new To
The Glmlet If the Gimlct should hap
pen To read about burial customs in
the days Of Ramescs H.. tho bright eyes
OF the Dolly Dimplcs Juvcnility would
dance with ecstatic delight. for they
would have discovered Il new and oriGi-
nal mode OF planting the diseased.
appeared this item:
Ernest 5. IIorsley. president of the
Leeds conference. Is seeking information
concerning the present whereabouts OF
Martha Prestly Pullman. wife OF VII
liam Pullman. for Jonas Gill. SG' Bowl
ing OLD Lane Bradford. England who
is instituting lhc search
William Pullman cmigratcd from
Leeds TO this country about forty years
a go and was employed a. a workman on
the Mormon temple here, where IT Is
thought he received jajurics which later
caused his death
Now on Tuesday morning, October 4.
1881. more than tw"utY-ciEht years ago
The Tribune chroniclcd the death ot
AIr. PullaTd the man who Is referred to
with the usual distortion Of name for
which tho Gimlct is Justly celebrated.
Here is evidence OF that fact, copied
from the iilcs Of The Tribune
About half-pnst one o'clock ycstcr-
day afternoon William PullHrd. work
man engaged on tho Mormon temple. fol-
from The wall TO the cellar and received
injuries which resulted i'm his death with
in "A few hours. il apcarS tllat Pullard
WAS working on the northwest corner
Of the building. holding onto a rope
which was attached 10 The derrick.
gust OF wind Sccrcd the derrick 10 III"
righ, and took the rope with IL. Had
Pollard lot go of the rope when 1T was
drawn away. on heid on aitcr nc tglt
the wall. he might have saved his life.
As il was. he held on lust long enough
10 be ulIlicd OF the wall. when, IL IS
his nerve gave way ut such
a height and he fell 10 The cellar. n dis
tancc of about sixty feet. Ills fellow
found him bleeding ana inN"nSiho lie
was at ono" removed to 4 houS" on The
temple block and Or Richards WAS
called. lie was. however, beyond The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
TELEGRAPHERS give
OL1IhATuN TO ROAD
Big Four Faces Serious Strike
That Has Been Brewing for
Long Time.

CINCINNATI, Dec 29.--rbef long pend :
Ing controversy between icicglaphcrs Of
the Big Four railroad and officials OF the
system was brought To n crisis today by
the presentation OF an ultimatum 10 Cen
cral Manager Van Wrinkle. by Fourth Vice
President j. j. Dermody. OK the Order OF
Railway Tclcgraphers.
The answer OF the railroad will be given
tomorrow. The result of II referendum
vote recently taken among the teleg-
rapners Is stated to be overwhelmingly
IN favor OF strike. II also Is reported
TN" operators on several other big rail-
roads are awaiting the outcome of the
Bis -Four situation to take action.
Inc contention is over the demand Of
teleSraDEcrs tOat telephone operators
shall be included In their ranks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
81 WANT TO KNOW" SAYS
THE GOVERNOR OF KANSAS

TOPEKA. Dec. 29.-"Thore are two
things want from President George j.
Gould of the Missouri Pacific and two
things | propose 10 get. If there is power
III tho state TO get them" said Governor
Stubbs today To George J. Markham a
reprcsentauTe Of President Gould, who
had been called TO Topeka by the gov
cTnor.
y demand to know how. much money
The hnancicrs will get for floating this
proposed nineteen million dollar bond is
sue for the Missouri Pacific, and ! de-
mind TO know how much money realized
from the sale OF these bonds is 10 go into
improvements or Kansas properties of the
road -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
ROCK ISLAND TAKES IN
EXPERT MOUNTAIN MAN
Ridgway, Who Built the MOHat
Road, Goes to the MOores in
High Position.
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
DENVER. Colo. Dec. "a. c, Ridg-
way. who began his brilliant railroad ca
reer in humble capacity on the Denver
Il Rio GTande. was long its general man
aSer and %ho built the Cripple Creek
Short Line and the Moffat road over The
Continental divide. has gone with the
Rock Island. lie will be assistant 10
Second Vice President 4. o. McIcher
II is believed here that the employ
nent of man with Mr.. RidEway's bril-
iiant construction record means that The
loCS Islaud contrmplatcS an extension
10 Inc Pacific coast through Colorado
ana lal and that the work VIII pc done
by RidgNay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

reach of medical aid and died at half
past four o'clock"
Twenty eight years is :. long time for
4 man TO be dead and the important
TACT undiscovered by \ newspaper that
prints lIttle OF the news every day.
But the Giuct goes on the theory that
everything is news until IL has bccu
imony of that theory put into practice
The Tribune expects every dry TO sec
in the Giml"t the startling announcements
that an explorer named ChristufeTo Co
lombo sailed from Spain in the hope OF
finding Il land 10 the westward across
the deep blue seas. on that sophcrs have
been discovered that live In the ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
THOMAS TO
LEAVE LEH|GH VALLEY
Wall Street Report Says He Has
Resigned and Nudge Will
Take His Place.

NEN YORK. Dec. 29.-Wau street
heard from railroad sources today th=
report that T.. Il. Thomas. veteran presi-
dent OF the Lchish Valley Railroad com
pany. had resigned and that f. *.
Nudge, president Of the Rock Island, was
being considered as his successor
The Moore interests controlling the
Rock Island recently acquired Il large
stock interest in the Lohigh Valley.
No confirmation OF the report OF Mir
Thomas 5 retirement could be obtained
here,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
New Short Line South.

AUSTIN Texas. Dec 2a-That II F
Goakum has practically completed plans
for a short line from st. Louis 10 south
cUn Texas and Louisiana is believed. in
view of the announcement that n survey
is To he made OF the Marshall * Texas
railroad by Mr.. YoakUm The road at
present cxtends from Winnshoro 10 Mar
shall, and IL is said an extension is
planned TO connect IT with the Frisco
system AT Paris.
Announcement comes from Corpus
Christi that S40o.0o0 Is to be expended
in bglastinS and otherwise Improving the
-. Louis, Brownsville & MEXICO rail
road.
MIR. Goakum Is spending the week here
hunting and declined to make any COM
ment on the recent furry in Rock Island
stocks.
Tribune Want Ads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Woman Burned to Death.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 29.-With hcr
clothes in q blaze, Mrs. Robert Littic.
.,sycars old. ran a block This afternoon
b'ioYc she finally fell dead. Every vcstigc
OF clothing was burned from her body.
Her garments caught fir" while she was
standing in front OF an open sratc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Pipes Are Frozen.

The continued cold spell has played
havoc with the water pipes i'm various
parts OF tEc city, and the emergency
force OF the waterworks department has
been kept busy FOR scVcpal DAYS repair
ing the pipes. On Wednesday there weYo
at least twenty reports OF frozen water
service pipes and the employees were kept
on the go all day answering the reports.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS
INCREASE FOR NOVEMBER
specIal to Tnc TrIllnne.

BOSTON Doc 29-Uuion Pacific re-
ports for November as follows.
Gross revenue. SS.3il.7S2; increase ST.
O5g 800: operating expenses. 81 81 S2I .
increase S6Ii.uS0. taxes. s@Si.365. increase
$50 .i6g: total expenses and taxes s.. 100. =
1872. increase SIG2 5I6. net revenue. So
232 .JS9 increase 1881 3g2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
TILRURN EXTRADITED. SO
MUST FACE ACCUSERS

SACRAMENTO. cal. Dec @9.-Extradi-
tiou WAS granted from the governors Of
who IL wanted in Linton. Ind. for the
alleged theft of $500 from the Church
of Christ. Of which he was pastor, TIL
and family 10 elope with Mary Smith
aged % years taking S200 OF tho 5000
The church entrusted TO him. They were
orc. ana finally 10 Pasadena Cal Til
burn is in the Los Angeles county Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Coafesscs to Murder,

NEuFOKD. Wis. Dec. 2".--Juhn A.
Johnson today confessed To the murder Of
Mrs Anna Shcricy Of IT&naiaal. WIS, on
prcembcrcd 10. and Was sentenced to
He imprisormcnt by Judge Parish. john
Son said he Killed Mrs Sh"rley because
slc had accused him ui being lazy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
OFF AG IN, ON AG'IN,
GONE AG IN, FINNIG N

About 1880 n, IN. Wednesday morning
GoodinS. Ida. on the Oregon Short Line
No one was hurt and no material dam
age resulted Traffic WAS delayed TWO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
TWO AUSTRIANS ESCAPE
FROM BINGHAM CITY JAIL

By unscrewing the hinges and bolts on
the cclhouSe door i'm the Bingham cts
prison, two Austrisns-Sam and Matt
Savo"iCh-csCapcdI from custody Tuesday
night The mon were being held for
trial. having engaged in nght with soy
cral Firms about ten DAYS ago. Guns
knives and bccr bottles were used
,ins ye"c dnIalIoG to rn,Ioyv ih, It,.ii;,iCi
Al . o'clock Thursday morning no trace
Of the men hud been found.
The fuEitlvCa are members OF the trio
that attacked three Firms Monday morn
ing One OF the Films. Fred StroDcrr.
was shot in the abdomen 10y one OF the
Austrians.
Tribune Want ADS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
RAISE OF WAGES FOR
MANY STREET CAR MEN

NEW YORK. Dec 29.-Foriy- five hun
drcd motormcn and conductors, employed
on The street car lines controlled by the
Public Service corporation OF New Jcr~
Soy. are 10 receive an increase in salary
of cent an hour, according 10 an official
bulletin issued by the company today,
Al present tho motormcn receive 20 cents
an hour in their first year Of service and
UP To 80 cents for men in the service ten
years or more.
The salaries OF all arc 10 he Increased
in the ratio OF ! cent. beginning on Sat
urclay next and similar increases arc 10
nc allowed al the beginning OF each year
thereafter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
NEW YORK STREET LINES
MAY HAVE NEW PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Dec. 29-Theodore ID.
Shonts is TO retire frora the presidency OF
the 1ntcrborough Rapid Transit company
and the lnterborourh Metropolitan COM
pany on February |. according to u re-
port current in Wall street today.
IL Is said he is TO oc succeeded by G.
H. Ackcrt. vice president and general
manager OF tho Southern railway.
When the report WIS bDouGht to the
attention OF MIR Shonts tonight. he said:
There Is absolutely no truth In the
rulnor. and presume Mr.. Acllcrt Will he
just as much surprised when lie learns
that he has been chosen as my sue
ccssor."
Mr.. Shonts has been at the head OF the
subway and elevated lines ~ New York
since March. l90.
Changes in the agreement Of the Inter-
borough metropolitan system arc con-
temrlatcd. ii is said. because oC the fric-
ton OF tho present regime with the pub
lie service commission Mr. Shopis's po-
siIion pays approximately $4,000
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

WASHINGTON. Dec. DC. il. Ackert
vice president and general manager OF the
Southern railway. denied tonight that lie
Is 10 become president OF the INTERIOR
ouGh Rapid Transit company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

Tribune Want ADS.
Bel! Main 5000. independent $50.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-22
Health Notice.

Owners and occupants Of lots
within the limits Of the City of War;
rem, are hereby notified to have al
manure and other unsanitary refuse
removed from their premises at
once.
House Stops must not be thrown
upon the ground, but must be
placed in close covered barrel or
metal can.
Persons who wish to use manure
or other unsanitary refuse for fill
ling, must first secure a written
permit from the Board of Health as
required by City Ordinance No. 10.
This ordinance will be enforced.
By order of Board of Health.
Warren, MIMI, April 18th, 1909.
G.. S. WATTAM,
Health Office.