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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-05

M Graustark.
Everybody knows the book. George
Barr McCutcheon's romance. The play
retains all the heart interest and thrill
Ing incidents of the charming story,
Z md faithfully depicts the romantic
{adyenture OF fearless American and
II princess of royal blood. 1t is in 1--WE
nets and bristles with dramatic sensa-
Ktons. with a fine vein of humor inter-
Woven in Its marvellous plot. and Is
mounted with elaborate scenic effects
md picturesque costumes.
I "0raustark" leaves one with the fra.
I6rance Of roses and an abiding menu
tory Of all that Is beautiful. Miss Is
{ubol MacGregor Is happily cast os
I sPrincess Yetive." and Mr.. Maurice
IBrferre interprets the role Of Grenfall
1 x0rry In q manner that recalls the he
1xoic American to those who have read
4 the book The part of Baron Dangloss
~ In the hands Of J. H. Lewis, and
sof him the author said recently That
man has stepped out of my book bag
and baggage; he has grasped my con-
ception OF the baron"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-05
OF WEEK.

n ATTRACTIONS OF WEEK.
ne Grand--Graustark, Friday, Sep
1e&sber 10
The Majestie--Mabel Paige stock
reunpany, week beginning Monday, Sep
9anber Q.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-05

rl1umining side FIGHTS are thrown on
Belasco's methods, in this production
of a play SO lightly nonsensical that
1t needs exactly the right treatment
at every point to keep 1t from slump
ing. He doesn't rely on the theory
that really good actor can play con-
trasting parts with satisfactory facil-
ity, or the belief that the fine old stock
companies used to give performances
as all-around excellent as can be OBJ
tanned under the present system of spe-
cial casts. The ten husbands and wives
in rs Matrimony FailureT with an
eleventh couple in course of courtship
comprise twenty-five assorted types
and Belasco has selected the players
with an eye to At personality as well
as accomplishments. have named
the eight other men, although you
wouldn't know them by name. have
been chosen with equal care. and as to
the wives, the matron by the expert
enced Ann Sutherland Is no more anus.
ing than the bride by the beautiful
young Jane Cowl. That may not give
the best training to stage talent, but It
makes the best use, 1 think, of stage
talent already trained.
Ralph Stuart, Frank Gilmore and
Francis Byrnes are the stock company
leaders who come into Broadway with
the original production of Such a Lit
tie Queen" 1t isn't easy to tell which
OF them has the part that would be
assigned to a star actor. The oldest
character is a young fellow who, while
Ringing 1t in Bosnia, gets so lazybone,
shiftless and degenerate that he falls
OFF his throne. He comes to New York
and gets employment in a beef pack
ers' concern; but his compression of
his days work to three hours In the
early afternoon, with no compensatory
acceleration Of activity, isn't approved
by his boss, ana he loses his beefInE
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-05

Mabel Paige stock Company.
With "The Belle of Richmond" at
the Majestic the Mabel Paige Stock
Company win open tomorrow night for
q weeks performance In stock. Miss
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-05

The EiIenberE- Iindner Conservatory
viii re-ouen wednesday, September 9.
Phone I460.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-05

troduce him a. the Duke Of Charmerace
whom she II to marry7 She tells US
that they became sweethearts In child
hood, and were separated afterwards
eight years while he was adventuring
In Africa: but now he has returned to
France. with his broken fortunes mend
ed, to claim her for his bride. In
truth. though, he Is thief who. in the
new drama of "Arsene Lupin." steals
mysterious burglar who. by bravado
that requires bravery, too, lifts his
sordid crmes into romantic exploitsl
He both enriches and amuses himself
by plundering his unsuspecting host.
the father OF his bride-elect. This
Arsene Lupin. as you see now. Is an
other Raffies.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

Wahted-A Woman for general
houseawcrk at Residences OF +. J..
Walnisley. Phone 3 siioftaon o.
The Underwood typewriter
Users will be pleased to learn,
Miss Rose l.. Fritz las agaiti de-
ieated all competitors in tise
Worlds Chapionship contest re:
Gently held in New York. Miss
Fritz rs II strong frIefid OF the
Underwood Typewritet. The
High school and Amatures con
test were also won on the tuder-
wood. This speaks well for their
machine and we are well pleased
with the selecting of the Under
Frank HaHkss returned home
Monday from a weeks stay at
Caldweil.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

One dead aud two injured were
the casualties at the Canyon
AR Thursday, resulting from
acci Tents on the running events.
Vance Berry OF Baker City rid
ing in the iiye eighths mile dash
was killed, aud Fred Young,
whose horse collided with his
seriously injured GrangeviIle
Giv&hs, one Of the riders in the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
sTocHHoLpERs' SPECIAL
MEETING

Notice is hereby given thar there will
be held a special meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Riverside Irrigation Dis
triet. Limited, Of Roswell. Idaho, to be
held in the basement of tho First Pres.
byterian ehareh in Roswell, Idaho,
Monday, October lsih, 1909, at ? O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of taking action
on, and authorizing the president and
secretary to borrow money to proceed
with the dredging in Dixie country and
the transaction Of such other business
as may legally be brought before the
meeting.
! Syorder Of the Board.
SYLVESTER HILL,
Secretary.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

j County Commissioner Kerrick
was Caldwell visitor during the
week.
/ Mr.. Allison has moved his
family into town from the Fra
zer rancn in order to be nearer
the school.
| Don't forget the Presbyterian
social tomorrow night. 90
and have good time.
An alfalfa mill Is being talked
OF as one OF Parma's improve
ments In the near future.
Up-to-dase job work OF all
kinds done at this office. Bring
In your copy.
II you want a Srst class day
and night field glass cheap, call
at this Office.
O. s. Fraser ard A. II. Lam
bert OF Huntington were in Par.
ma the first of the week hunting
duck.
Going, going, not quite goncl Pou .
trymen come for free coey Conkey's 25e
Poultry Book. The skillern Mercan-
tile Company. BY mail 4c.
II. w. Robinson OF Roswell
was In town during the week.
lie owns one oil the finest ranches
on the Roswell side and he say =
that prosperity is the keynote q
his section.
+. Dickinson captured several
first and second class prizes for
his fine bunch OF sheep at the
county fair last week.
Seamless sacks forsale at the
Parmn Elevator 4 Milling Com
puny.
You can now buy. ilsh and
game licenses at the Parma Her
aid office. Don't get caught
without one.
e. J. Jewell Of Cambridge has
purchased a hall interest in the
Parma Meat Market with u. w.
Gromer. Mr.. Jewell is an esper-
lsnced buyer and thoroughly
understands Ills limo OF business
John Nelson has a fine flock ol
Lincoln sheep at his ranch norti
east OF town. They are all wor
thy n blue ribbon. Such stock
Dis These grJwn without spec
ial attention shows what can be
done when ranrliing rearhes q
fine art as it has undef Mr.. Mel
sons efficient management.
There Is d movement On foot
to establish q public reading
room In Parma which viii be OPP
en- evenings and thus provide {
cory corner for Parma's home
less folk. The public spirited
meml:ers Of 1.-THE ladies unspellabl,
clcb haze taken The matter vi
with Il committee appointed b,
the village Trustees. The fac
that this club lias tile matter il
cliarge injuries ito succass. Th,
Indies have shown great earnest
Hess Of purpose In their man,
deeds OF public goodi but tn
ranie they chose for their clul
iiecessitates apocket encycicps,l
IN and we have mislGid ours.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT or rHE INrrp,op

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
August 30. 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that Clinton
Kelly, of Caldwell, Idaho, who, on AM.
ust 10, 1904, made Homestead Applica.
tion No. 1866. Serial No. 0S2l3, for ~
SE14, Section /, Township N, Range
) w, Boise Meridian, has filed notice q
intention to make Final five-year Prod,
to establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before U. s. Commissioner Geo.
w. Stovel,. ut Caldwell, Idaho, on the
LIST day of November, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses;
George. S. Ash, James j. Burlington.
John @, Bowman, and Mounce 3. Bow,
man, all Of Caldwell, Idaho.
VIM. Balderston,
Register
First Publication, September %, 1903.
Last Publications October 2i, 1909.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

quarter-mile dash, was injured
in a similar manner. Both men
are In the local hospital and are
hurt internally. but will recover.
The accidents were witnessed by
5000 people.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
OREGON SHORT LINE + RAILWAY

printing. Anus o.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

svpscelrucs RATES
One Year. si.5t
hsx Months. LOG
ApvNa7isSo RATRs
pisplsy ads. per is~ue, l1crnts per inch
hy The mpasl, 30 cents per inch.
lccals, 10 esnts pr line one insertion;
es@nis PER Iine each additional nser
tiop.
Eesolntions. Obituaries, Slow, Fair. So
cial on other locals, v hen admission
y charged. or money! bs raised, 8
cents per line. Obituary poetry. IL
r~nis per line,
Legal notices. 4 per Itch first insertion
10 cents per inch carh additional IN
aertipn- 90 words eons,Isate an inch.
Cards 81 Taa1ks. $loD.
Foreign and paient medicine ads take
ths same rafr "a digplav and local al.
sffsifing As above mentioned.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

A-Y-~P EXPOSITION RATES
Via Oregon Short Line R.R:
$25.95 from Parma to Seattle.
Tickets on sale daily conmenc-
ing June 1st. Ask agents f0f
particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

Hsarra Wrsrsns IpAno pnxss ASK.
C"ss lisckxrs. Mea.iovs. Pre-.
jpsxEss. Nanpa. Vice Pres.
= Y. nunKoccns. Caldwell. tcc. Treas
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

Fniorcd the rosiosice At Parma, Idaho.
~ second class matter.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
Excursions East.

The Oregon Short Line and
connecting roads have made low
rates for eastern trips this seas
son. See Agent f. NJ. Small iof
further particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

LosT = NJ. W. A. enblen
between the P. o. and the Bret
Dentistry. Please leave al tbf
office and receive reward.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14

| 49, vs." N'%"s
Mrs. II. G. Andersen went "
the Caldwell fair Thursday.
See the Parma Milling and
Elevator company for sacks.
Miss Elsie Mathews spent
Thursday in Caldwell.
H. {. Baldridge and family at
tended the county fair at Cnld.
well this week. Mr.. Bnldfidge
on bis return said that the fair
this year was the best he had
seen OF the eounty's exhibit
and that he and everyone else
interested in a fine display was
more than surprised with q
Parma and Itoswell's diplay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Wnl4lron
we're among the Fair visitors
ut Caldwell this week.
SEQ us for about hay. The
Parma Milling and Elevator
conpnny.
The Annual Convention OF the
Southern IDAHO W. G. T. L. was
held In the Congregations
Church ut Muuntainhome Oct.
10 BIO. Twenty-Five delegates
we're present. Mrs. Nettie r..
Chip was elected State president
to succeed Mrs A. uarlock.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. smith attend
ed the county fair at Caldwell
the hitter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Castator
and soh were visitors at the
county lair.
Its q long weary road to Easy
Street but it's q nice place to
have your residence
Mrs. Anna Bradley went up to
Boise MONDAY to attend the
Intermouptain Fair.
Mrs. Dave Gromer and Mrs. A..
q Fisk attended the W. C. II. T..
meeting at Mountainholhe this
week. They We're delegates from
the Few Parma Union.
Dr. Clpen and wife spent sever
III days IN Boise tils wsek. The
aoctor was in attendance ut the
meeting oi the State Ms licai
Ilonrd.
MIR and Mrs. Fox OF Caldwell
have moved to tile Snyder place
|ncfth OF town. Their children
entered the PARMA school TUE,
day.
Prosperity felgns supreme in
Parma and it's Suburbs. The
thrifty and progressive People oil
our favored sertiui oi sotitheen
IDAHO are receiving good price
for their stock aud agricultural
products, with plenty OF Diiyersi
At w. Il. Mitchell's hou;o on
Parma Heights there Is as iIae d
litter Of Scotch toillss IA you
would find In Il kennel even
among the heather, hills of old
Scotland. The youngsters ar,
MI sold.
the bridge near the johnson
Ferry is being put Ia dnd THIS i,
a mdcli necded Improvement a,
thosc crossing at Tie Ierty ar,
!eouipeIled To iotd a deep slough
The toad is also being gradec
aad put HI better shape.
Little Pearl Johnson had IL,
mist0rttnc 60 crush three fingers
By getting them twisted III III,
derrick rope Monday. She wa,
drought to town to a doctor
and il is REPORTED that the fin
gers had 20 be atnputateti,
A Jolly party OF young ladies
chaperontd by Mrs. Frank Foncl
went To Caldwell friday on tn,
early morning tram. They re
turned on the night train, report
ling an enjoyable day. The par
lty consisted OF Mrs. Fouch
Misses Farnham, Andersen
Trout, aud Pouch.
Mcintosh, the druggist, ha,
the iinestassortmept OF cut glas,
on displny that was ever showr
lin parma. When n merchant
eau niiord to carry such n beati
fuI display as he now has on ex
hibition in a town the size o
Parma, it shows but two thing,
prosperity and a knowing o
what's what.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via O. s. l..

Daily for tickets one way via
Portland. Frequent dates fot
other routes. See o. S. u. agI
ents for further details.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
THURSDAY. OCTOBER q, 1909


Inc Shnyon Ioenty raF
This years Canyon county
fair was the most successful IN
its history. The receipts last
senr were s3o0G75. This year,
r,csipls were "a 1873. 20,or 5000.
q, greater than last year. The
total number Of entries this " ar
were ls7D-373 being In Il g
iarm and garden department
and 3l7 In the women's work
department.
The qunlity OF the entries in
the farm and garden and in the
! 81 stock departments were far
superior to those OF last year.
or any previous year, The fair
association by revising the pre-
,nium lists, had much 10 do with
the quality OF the exhibits Is
cutting out the common stuff
from the premium list, such MS
rldishes, sage, etc. The nsso-
citation made 1t poiut TO ar
range the premium list that the
rlncher must needs bring In his
very best products to run any
my change OF winning n preni-
nm. 1t now mems somethirg
worth while when a Canyon
county ranclicr Wins q premium
ut the county fair. Thus the
lair is a very important iuctor
Ia raising the quality and etan-
dard oi fnrlu products aud live
rsurk produced In this county.
The fair ollicialn announce
Themselves as being very CRATE.
Iul 20 the people generally for
their liberal support Of aud ~
trrprt M the lair, ly their at,en.
uuher nnd by their splendid ck-
hlbit~
Tire iair this year IN many
srfs n tbs best one ", held,
i'lr inlr officials arc going Ii
~trft immediately 10 prefjar,
lot nest yrurs, which they think
iiislkutso,ss shor viii be biygci
Hni lsttcr than ever.
-z---a4
nosNellis precinct exhibit Was
tl.e. soine a the features o
llio exhibit s4erei
Fifty hour potatoes grown =,
4. ,. Mccormick which reights
iOs po;:nds.
Eleven Yellow tsiot,e 6nionl
grown by q. A. Bersh weigh II
bounds.
J II. Ttout hid eight acres
IT string whcat that went &C
tdsileis 10 tlie acre soths o
which wns on oSltibitlon.
Sum Tunisg had 80 acres o
bats Tint went "a bushels I,
the aero and Weighing 20 pounds
per bnshef.
Eighteen tomatoes grown b,
Mrs II Carlyle Weighed IL lbs.
Mrs. Wiley Paino grew tw,
crops OF pptatoes on the same
ground lhjs year. Second Gro,
Mas planted July 23ri and the,
tfe fns oiatces
G. Alb rth got 500 sacks o
bointce, OF 100 pounds eacl
IN IRE acre.
Mrs Geo. Brush hes two trees
TINT produce big yields OF sofl
shclied almonds.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-14
Parma Markets.

Advertise home industry.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-22
Personal Brevities

" D. Hicks of ST. Louis is at the
savoy.
K L. Buell. Of San Jose is at tn.
Dorchester.
Thomas r Bard OF Hueneme is at
the Fairmont
". S. Donnelly OF New York Is at
the Baltimore.
George ". Gsskell OF Los Angeles is
st the Holland
r. c. Walpole and wife OF Missouri
are az the Granada
Dr. Harry F. Mckay OF Portland is
staying at the Manx-
H Mohr and family OF Sacramento
are al the Grand hotel
". G. Garritt, a railroadman Of
Boston. is at the Fairmont.
r. A. Wilder, q planter OF Honolulu,
IS registered at the Stewart
Pred Swant0n OF Santa Cruz IS
registered al the St Francis.
r. j. Field. a banker OF Monterey, is
REGISTERED al the 81. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Morris OF Oklahoma
CITY are al the Union Square
Roy Carruthers has taken permanent
apartments AT the St Francis.
p n. skinner. a merchant of Eureka
IS al tie stewart with Mrs. Skinner.
ar. md Mrs " n. Milne Of Los An
geles are guests at the St. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D Sherwood of Los
Moiinos are staying at the Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Stanley and
Patrick Rose Of Globe. ARK, are guests
al the NanN-
Alexander Dromiack and Samuel
Frank. merchants Of Reno, are regis
tered 81 the ST. Francis
G. s. Burnham. assistant TO the presi-
dent Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Cluincy railway company, Is al the Fair
mont
c. ". Pendleton. collector Of the port
~ Los Angeles. Is at the Stewart with
dieton-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-22

The continuance of the first annual sale means
much to hotels, steamships and apartment
houses, as we'll as homes. Prices less than
wholesale.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-22
VALLEJO IS SOON TO
HAVE SAVINGS BANK
Institution Incorporated With
Capital Stock of $4,000
[ Speeial Dispaich 10 The Cali

IopecioI DIspoich % he louI
VALLEJO. July 21.-The First saw
ings bank Of Vallejo has been incor-
porated under the state laws with a
capital stock Of $40 600 and viii con-
duct q general savings bank business
81 this city. P. E Bowles OF Oakland
Frank r Devlin Of Vallejo, Charles
Widenmann Of Vallejo. H c. Davis of
Oakland. Mrs Margaret Brownie OF
Vallejo. z. 7. Hatch Of San Francisco.
B. F. Griffin OF Vallejo. J. r. English
Of Vallejo. Phil Stefan Of South VAL
lejo and c. W Douglass Of Vallejo are
the incorporators.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-22
VIOLATES pELEoUE

VIOLATES DELINQUENCY ACI-Teresa
Garcia CD Vallejo street. arrested BY the
police Iast night and charged with violating
srr1i0n cf6 - the penal code. Marie n. Castro.
8 Is rear cd cirl. liking al 1025 Lombard
street Rss the complainant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-22
sEYxoUR ASKS REHEARIEe

SEYMOUR ASKS REHEARIEG-A petition
far rclearina ID TIE case II Captain John
sr.rursrif sgainSf Thrresa Deficis. in which case
thl supreme court reversed the decision Of The
lower court in which 3 verdict IN favor OF the
rIainffa given WIS Fled with the supreme
r-rrirf yesterday. Peter r Dunno appears for
seymour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
SQUABB[E COMING
ON SCHOOL BUDGET
Big Fight Will Be Made Tonight To
Replace Some Items Cut Out
BY Committee.

Wednesday night. the !ast commit
tee report of the estimators, that Of
the general road fund committee, will
be turned in. Chairman Cranshaw and
his committee have been very mum
about their report, but Il is known
that they have cut the paving and
street cleaning for the year down TO
about S1.400,000. The creosting plant
asked by Commissioner Haarer Is cut
out and the committee has also cut
deeply into the estimates Tor repay
ing and resurfacing with creosoted
block.
Wednesday night the school budget
comes up for consideration, and there
promises to be bitter fight over
some items. An item for school to
replace the Pitcher is cut out in the
report Of Chairman Craig's commit
Zee, but q hard fight is being put up
TO get that item back, the advocates
Of g. new school asserting that the
present one Is flre-trap.
Wales c. Martlndale, superintendent
OF schools, had a tilt with Estimator
Craig, Tuesday afternoon, accusing the
latter of cutting unwarrantably into
the fund for teachers salaries and
threatening not to open aome rooms
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
WELL, WELL, DEAD
COMING TO LIFE!
Committee Of 50 Will Shake Grave:
Clothes and Open Its Eyes Again,
Monday Night.

After about two months of apparent
the mayors Committee Of
SO has come to life.
A general meeting ir to be held next
Monday night at which progress VIII
be reported and more made public ~
20 the workings OF the committee than
has been shown since its early days
when committee meetings were FREE.
auent and public.
Two complete reports are expected
to be finished by theu--those OF the ~.
tensions committee. OF which DIR. ]. H.
Carstens Is chairman, and Of tho conn
mittee on taxation and paving. Mel.
vim Henry, chairman.
These are not the most important
reports, the reports on franchises, ap-
praisal, municipal ownership aud cost
Of service being the ones that will
taye the most effect in determining
the direction OF the negotiations to be
carried on. None OF these Is any
where nearly ready yet. but each chair
nan Is expected to report progress
made and state the amount Of time
and money, in some cases-it win re-
ouire for his subcommittee to hntsh
its labors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
ALDERMEN CAB MUCH
IN F0UR-HOUR SESSION
There Are Speeches Galore and Many
Disputes--Jas. T. Wilkie Named
Water Commissioner.

II took on hour and forty minutes
for the common council to clear away
unfinished business and get down to
new work, Tuesday evening. Tfen 1t
took two hours moro to finish the ses-
sion. this being record for the year.
Every alderman made a speech ex-
cept Ostrowski and Stephen Skrzycki.
Some of them mads a half dozen or
more.
The first battle came over the or
diDance governing sidewalk contrac-
tors and compelling them to give bond
for the condition of their walks. Aid.
Allan made Il fight TO have surety
company BOMBS continued as the rule,
but only Aid. link, Gutman, Koenig
and Watson stood by him and II was
finally settled that personal bonds will
be allowed hereafter. this being the
prayer of the smaller contractors. Al
ready 36 contractors have given surety
company bcGds this season, and these
will remain
The appointment of James II. VIII.
kic as water commissioner to succeed
T.. w. PendIeton May / was confirmed
on suspension of tho rules.
Aid. He'll elnan introduced an ordin-
ance governing the use of hitching
weights which provides that no person
shall drop any hltch'ng weight on the
curb or sidewalk but that such weights
shall be placed without force or vio-
lence on the roadway"
Aid. Thompson ant Gilman both in
troduced resolutions aiming to do
away with the practice of aldermen
putting in resolutions requesting var
.ious departments to place electric
lights, sewer CRATES or similar things
at certain points in their wards. The
intent Is to make the aldermen convey
their requests verbally TO the depart
mcnts and thus save printing bills.
fhe councIi broke loose about the
time the thcaters began TO empty.
Henry WO5rock, captain OF the esti-
majors bowling team, was honored
with seat Jesido President link aud
made shoit speech.