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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12
Additional News Of Sports Events
Arcadia Results

SANTA ANITA PARK Jan. 1l.-weather
cloudy. Track slow
FIRST RAcE-Five and half furlongs.
selling:
7-2-La Londe tTreubeD .1o9 1 %
T.s-Aibion H sArehlbald). 100 -
At post ~ minutes. on at 2:l0la. Tender
crest Agnes Virginia. Evados. Julia G. finished
as named ,a Value 70 winner sS25 Winner biz :
Gushing. Start good Won easily Second and
third same
SECOND RACE-Three furlongs, purse, 2 year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
Binary Van Buren, tBullml109 ! Il
s-1-Ei Perfecto tBooker) 100 =
Time-:12. "a. :ss 1-5 At post 5la minutes.
on at 2:44. kiora Chalum. Meltondale. Sepu-
M Ished a yse to
1925. Winner b. I. by Kismet-Trixie r. Trained
by G. Summers. Start good. Won driving
Second and third driving.
THIRD RACE-Six and half furlongs.
Odds. Horse and Hockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
iclsarGeik lclssrssg oIssla BatMs ArehD.1Ss
5-l-Afad. Musgraye tMartnl 9e 8 II 80
Time :O7. rs ID :29 So. 40. "a 45.
s:12. Steel. sibari. Rey del Mundo. Maid OF
Gotham. orifamb. Haber. Uncle Henry, Pert
Lucky Lad. Helen Harvey. finished as named
-
lila Amiga. Trained by N. Garrity. Start
good Won easily. Second driving Third
easily.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. selling
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
11-10-Animus (Powers) ..-107 21 2
4-l-Hasty Agnes (Pagel 100 21 26
12-1-Red Gauntlet tHowrd)110 = s 3n
Time-:l2 So. "a 3-5. :3e 2-5. 40 2-5,
1:O1 20 IA 20. 1:2T 3-5. 1:40. At post /
minute. of at 3:3J. Mark Anthony. Captain
Burnett. Alma Boy. finished named. Value
TO winner 1925. Winner b. e. by Lord Ester
ling -Animose. Trained by ]. Powers. Start
good. Won easily. Second same. Third driving
FIFTH RACE--one and a quarter miles,
selling
odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. St Str Fin
11-J-A. Muskoday Clark .109 l "A II
s-5-Iord Stanhope (sleGee)l15 5 . 10
51-Brancas (Archibald) Iii . 20 Is
Time-:14 Is "a % SO 2-J, 40. 1:0l 40.
1:14. 1:27 4-5. 1:41 3-5. 1865 10. 2:eS 3-j. At
post minutes. OF at 3:56 Besuclere, Miss
Himyar, finished named. Value TO winner
$325. Winner ch. b. by Meadow thorpe Black
Bessie. Trained by w Walker. Start good.
Won galloping. Second 2nd third easily.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs purse:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. 81. Str Fin.
52-The Thorn tRicet % i IL
7-2-0rcagna tYorke1 104 81 21
15-1--Galyes tButwell) ...... 104 I Al 81
Time-:12 So, "a. :36 20, 40 1-5, 1:01 1-J.
1:14 2T rs. Audubon Bob Ragon, Charley
Paine. Cobleskill. Diamond Nose, J. F. Donohue.
Progress. Summer Cloud. Taunt. Third Rail.
Wise Child finished as named. Start good. Won
driving. Second and third easily.
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DEATHS

AYLwIN-In Berkeley, Cal, January TO- 1909.
Cad beloved husband of Margaret Aylwin
and father of Stella G. and Robert n Ayl-
win. native of England. aged 20 years
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services ton1or-
row "wednesday morning, January l3, 1909.
at 10 o'clock, at his late home. 1923 All,
catraz avenue, Berkeley. Interment private.
BEsBY-In Fruitvaie Cal, January H. 1909
Edward T. dearly beloved son of Jane and
the late Henry Besby. and brother Of Joseph
A. william A.. C1otilde and the late Anseim
Resbv Mrs H. s. Keller. Mrs. o. W Grant
and Mrs George NJ. Segurson a native Of
San Francisco. Cal. aged 80 years A mem
her Of San Francisco aerie No. .. +. 0. r..
society. ard formerly member Of company b.
First California volunteers.
Friends and acqHaiDtances are Respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
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srANFoRp BoATMEN TURN oUr

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Jan. H.
Active work was started this after
noon by the boating men under the
direction of Coach Dan Murphy. Forty
seven men turned out at the bOathouse
tonight and went through exercises
preparatory to going out in the boats
The men Will begin rowing Thursday.
While the lake has not been completely
filled there is sufficient water for the
men TO become acquainted with the
baFges. The number of men who have
signed includes "a freshmen and many
old OarSmen.
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prETRI WINS MARATHON RACE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Dofando Pietri
won q Marathon race here tonight con-
testing with Percy Smallwood of Phila-
delphia, who quit the race after cover
ing IL miles and s laps because of his
left leg hurting him. Dorando made the
IS miles and 3S5 yards in hours Al
minutes and 32 2-5 seconds. 10 seconds
slower than the worlds indoor record.
He finished strong.
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WILL ARRANGE BALL SCHEDULE
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE schedule
meeting of the two major baseball
leagues probably will be held at Cleve-
land Thursday The cases OF ChicagOs
Sox players, suspended for playing
against the outlaw Logan Squares,
probably will come up for settlement.
A. peculiar case in this connection is
the purchase of Roth. noted catcher
from Milwaukee, by Cincinnati Roth
is an ineligible player. having also
competed against the Logan Squares.
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MAHoUT THROWS OLSON
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Mahout. the
terrible Turk took two straight falls
from Charles Olson tonight at the Coli
scum. The Turks strength proved too
much. Five thousand cheered Olson to
hopeless task. Olson was on the de-
fensive the greater part of the time.
Once he also had the Turk on his back.
He claimed a foul, but Referee Fleming
decided against him.
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OAKLAND CLUB SIGNS PLAYER

Howard Murphy, speedy outfelder,
has been secured by the Oakland Coast
league club from the Lincoln club of
the Western league. Murphy has been
recommended by Tip O'NeiIl OF the
Western league, Captain Buck Francks
of the Omaha team and by Manager
Charlie Irwin of the Denver club all
of whom say that he was one of the
fastest men in that organization.
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pooLRooM MEN EINEn

Charles Kendall. proprietor of pool
room ct los East street, was convicted
by Police Judge Deasy yesterday and
fined $25. Otto Ryberg, 207 Minna
street, convicted by Judge Shortall on
Friday was sentenced to pay a fine of
$50. and Thomas Farrar, liz Turk
street, was convicted yesterday and
fined $40
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BIRTHS

ANDERSoN-In this city. December %. 1905, TO
the wife of r. r. Anderson (nee Knownburgl
daughter.
BUNNER-January s, 1902 to the wife OF c. A.
Bunner, a daughter.
FRANCISCoyICH-In this city, January g. 1909,
TO the wife OF +. l. Franciscovich. daughter.
STIMaIELs-In this city, January {, 1909, to the
wife of Leon Stimmel formerly Sarah Bern
stein), a daughter
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Arcadia Selections

First race-SeymOur Beutler,
e. w. Burt. Valley stream.
second raee-No selections
Third raee-Daruma. HarcOurt,
Duke of Bridgewater.
Fourth race--SkyO, u. &. Wild
rig. Ed Ball.
Fifth race-kfnE of the Mist.
Oberon. F'inancicr.
Sixth rnce-in ReInc HiRdOO,
Proda, EchopuS.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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sAN aIATEo REAL ESTATE
BURLrNeAME real ESTATE

CENTRAL Addition. 30 minutes from the city.
Central Addition is between Burlingame and
san Mafeo.
central Addition lots are large snd cheap.
Central Addition has improved streets and
sidewalks.
Central Addition IS 10 the country.
Central Addition IS the plsce Tor the children.
Central Addition has many homes.
Send for map and price list and go down and
sce the property.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 3Is-3a4 Keany 81.
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BERkELEY TEAM WINS

BERKELEY. Jan. 1.-THE Berkeley
high school basket ball team defeated
the Centerville team. 50 TO Z. at Cen
terville last Saturday.
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DE ORC DEFEATS McHALE
/ ISnecinI Disnnfch To- The Call

BOSTON, JAN 11.--Alfred de Orc, the
worlds champion pool player, tonight
game of the series to be played here
by score of 125 to II. McHaIe is the
New England champion, and forced De
Orc to play his best to win. Both play
ers executed several beautiful shots,
but De Oro's game was the more spec
tacular- The champions high runs were
Is. Is and IA, while McHale's best
was IL.
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REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


S s S
FORCED SALE.
lBEAJTlFUL MODERN RESIDENCE)
An elegant story. rooms and bath;
$ beam ceilings. clnkcr brick mantels,
hardwood floors; finish fine; plan and ar
rangement very convenient This swell
residence was built ? years ago for home
of the best material by first class work
men, and 40 expense being spared in the
constructions; situate on north side OF
street, with an elegant view, and about
blocks east Of Lake Merritt tbuilding
5 restriction $4,000. This beautiful home
s could not be duplicated for less than
$ $4,000. and never before offered for less
than $500. but owner is compelled 10
sell on account of needing ready cash and
$ leaving city; willing to sacrifice for
$ $500; terms: 81 600 can remain ON
$ mortgage. Call and see us at once il you
5 want big snap.
HOIGOMB REALTY CO.,
tlnvestor of CapitaD.
306 San Pablo av., Oakland
s S s
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sANrA CANA REAL ESTATE

50 acres Of young orchard. yesrs old and in
fine condition; one-third peaches one-third prunes
and one-rhird IN Blenheim spricots; on car line.
miles west OF San Jose. in the famous West
Side district: soil uneNcelied; adjoining orchard
selling for from 500 to 81 600 per acre; for best
~ reasons an offering this property for a short
time Tor Sz00 per acre, good farm building. II.
d. ATKINSON. San Iose osl.
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MARRIAGES

PALMER-FRESHMAN-- this city, January
Q, 1909, by the Rev. r. Logan. John A. S..
Palmer and Ida Mae Freshman.
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REAL ESTATE no ExCHANGE

RAJ ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE-
OUR SPECIALITY IS THE EXCHANGE OF
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY
II you are the owner Of real property. no
matter of what nature c. description, which
you desire 10 exchange. II viii pay you 10
cali on or write Us. as we cen assure you that
have every facility for obtaining Tor you
what you want.
At present our customers have listed with
MS for trade about 700 different kinds OF
Ranches. Cottages, Flats. Lots and Acre
Tracts in and around San Francisco and in Cal
ifornia- THERE WILL BE SOMETHING N II
FOR YOU.
PHOENIX REALTY EXCHANGE.
Gas Market ST Mechanics Bank Bldg.
Rooms 4O9-41O.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

a FEW lots in San Rafael nesr Union depot.
FOR $l25 each: S25 cash. IS 4 month; no inter
est. no taxes. MOCKLER. Col 18th St. San
Rafael. or MONTGOMERY & Co. 45 Kearny
ST. san Francisco
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woRK OF LEADING JockEYs

Following is the record of the leading
American jockeys for years;
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REFUSES ST. PAUL's OFFER
SnecioI Dfspatch TO The Call

SAN JOSE. Jan. 11.--Harry Wolter
the Monterey boy who made the great
est pitching record in the state league
has turned down ST. Pauls offer TO Join
that club for the season of 1909.
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road. , rooms. bath. CON-
pletely furnished. Living room lSx20, mod
ern plumbing: lot 5Oxi00. Terms. Apply {.
7. harvey. % Fremont ST.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES, investments. lots. ranches acre proper
ties BROWN & WILSON. Santa Cruz. Ca
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-12

Ed Stubbe. until recently trainer FOR T.. A.
Celia. died last week at his home in Coylng-
ton. Ky.
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Jockeys Morse and Louder have been suspended
at Ell Paso.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
home and income combined sacrificed on ac-
count Of immediate departure; room house
gas and electricity; palm. fruit and shade
trees; lot 54x150; close to local station and
school; good neighborhood: high. finished base
ment of nice rooms: has rented for SIS per
month; goes for S3.S00; 81. 100 cash and mort
gage or S2,IOO at per cent; would sell fur
nished. owner. 10l5 Pacific ay Bay station
FOR sale cbeap-Eleeant o room house all
modern conyeniences: lot 4sxl50 located in
Alameda blocks from II. II. depot For
further information address box 1882 Call
s.. 2.000-Part cash, balance $50 monthly z sun
ny rooms: large lot: convenient to Oakland
and San Francisco transportation and school
633 Taylor av.
ROOM cottage in Alameda, blocks from car.
81. 600 cash. owner going east must SELL Box
2919, Call Office, Oakland
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
LARGE lot (slmost half scre) best residence
section of Miu Valley; top OF hili and close
g station; win sen equity at cost 1917
Webster ST.. Oakland.
S45o-COr BIytbeoale and Locust avs; sewer.
water. street work; bargain Tamalpais park
tract. lot l46. GEO. kROG. 1876 Ocean blvd.
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LARKspUR REAL ESTATE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-s24 Kearny !
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ETNNY lower dat on bay F10Te' cheap rent 70
quiet couple. 2020Is Clinton ay.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

Vulnerable curiOs, souvenirs, bits of
handWork, representing many ma
tionalities. which have been col
lcctcd by the Governor and his
mother at home and abroad. Each
turn Of the visitors eye presents
some new and interesting exhibit,
and the taste with which all are dis
played is most pleasing and effec-
tive.
Gov. Gilchrist expects to keep
the lower floor of the mansion sub
stantially as 1t now appears through
out his administration. additions
to the adOrnments will be made
from time TO time, but probably all
in conformity with the present
scheme.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

crossed between them. All of
these large pictures arc most effect
lively interspcrScd with crossed
sabers. crossed machctes and eros
scd rifles. with rich bunting to con-
meet and set off the whole.
Along this wall is portrayed the
history Of the last Gubernatorial
campaign in cariCature, y large
number of the best cartoons which
appeared in the State newspapers
from the time Gov. Gilchrist S name
was first suggested until after his
election have been mounted, and
are arranged along the wall in
sequence, in three groups or series.
This exhibit Of contemporaneous
history makes one of the most en-
tertaining and amusing features OF
the mansion 5 decorations.
Here and there throughout the
beautiful hail and in the four Gle
CANT rooms opening into ii are in
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

property, or upon the property
drained and filled in or cleaned up
and put into proper condition, as
the case may be, or the amount of
such special assessments, together
with interest thereon and all cost
of collection thereof The inter-
est may be ONE PER CENT PER
MONTH, or less.
Under this amendment. council
could sewer the entire town or do
pretty near anything else, letting
contracts and paying for the work
in "certiticates' or script bearing
interest at not more than ONE PER
CENT PER MONTH; these certificates
would be liens upon the property,
taking priority to mortgages and
all other ri gifts or claims. In fact,
they would be bonds, secured by
liens on private real property.
There are other provisions which
were considered unwisc.
The town has not been 50 worked
up over anything in a long time.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

extended unless there are the most
mitigating circumstances. This is
better, too. 1t will put things on a
firmer basis, 1t will put the re-
sponsibilty where it belongs
with the people. 1t will make our
legal courts as highly respected as
our lynch courts, from which there
is no appeal.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07
For many wears in Florida il

For many years in Florida it has
been very difficult to obtain a jury
willing to convict for murder and
to subject the victim to capital
punishment. In very great ma
jc';ty of cases, the jury brings in a
verdict Of guilty with recommended
tin to the mercy of the. court,
vIich is equivalent to sentence
for lie. In many of the cases where
IT, jury did convict, the pardoning
|, a.d would step in and extend the
hand OF mercy, The present gov
erlor serves notice that the respon-
81 Diity Tor the enforcement of the
laE must rest on the people and
their juries. Clemency will not be
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

THE News can very readily UNI
derstand how any man can prefer
local option to Statewide prohi-
bition, this is question on which
many of our best people will differ
but how any member ofthe Leg
islaturc can consistently vote to
deprive the people Of the State of
the privilege of voting on this ques-
ton is beyond us. II the people of
Nolusia county are capable OF
selecting men to make laws, they
certainly must be capable Of max
ing those laws. or expressing an
opinion as TO the advisability of
making such laws. In voting
against the submission of the con-
stitutional amendment for ratihca-
ton or rejection by the people, we
believe that Senator Sans did not
do justice to the intelligence of his
constituents.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07
Onc-lnan powerful. ia.

The defeat of Mr.. Bushnell and
Mr. EcCles at the polls on Tuesday
was not a personal affair, and
neither one of them should feel hurt.
1t was due not to lack of confidence
in them on the part Of the people
but was, in the opinion OF THE
News, only a rebuke against one
man government. Hereafter,
when the citizens committee sees
fit to arrange for the nomination of
candidates. il will be better to call
a primary and let the people have
a word or two in the selection of
the candidates. The election on
last Tuesday has, we hope for a
long time, put an end to state
making in DeLand. If the people
cant be trusted to nominate their
own officers, the right to elect the
officers should also be denied them.
Slate-making has received a severe
jolt in DeLand
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07
EXECUTIVE
MANSION
MOTHER OF BACHELOR GOVERNOR
ISA MOST CHARMING HOSTESS.

THE FURNISHINGS AND PICTURES
SHOW CULTURE AND GOOD TASTE
TO BE PROUD OF THE HOME OF
THE STATE S GOVERNOR.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

If some of the members Of the
Legislature would pay a little more
attention to preventing waste Of
tax receipts, and less attention to
bills proposing to tax everything
under the face of the sun, it would
be better for the people. The last
sensational tax bill was introduced
by Senator West. We pay State
taxes, and county taxes and city
taxes, occupation tax, personal tax,
poll tax and dog tax. Gentlemen
YOU arc rubbing it in little. Give
us lct-up, please.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07

Merchants of Barlow have or
gained for protection against ped
oilers who have been infcsting the
town lately
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07
HANDSOME PORTRAITS.

Above the rear parlor door, Just
before the grand staircase is reached
are seen excellent portraits of Gro
yer Cleveland and William J. Bry-
an, lastly wreathed with bunting
and numerous souvenirs of travel.
The north side of the hall is, if
possible, even more interesting.
here are portraits OF George Wash
ington, Robert Lee and Andrew
Jackson, splendid painting Of the
last meeting of General Lee and
Jackson, a picture of Governor
Francis p. Fleming $ staff, on which
Gov. Gilchrist was inspector gen
eral, and finally, excellent por-
traits of Jefferson Davis and Abra-
ham Lincoln, with the flags of the
Union and of the Confederacy
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-07
CHARTER AMENDMENTS

In the issue OF THE News Of
April 2, was published in full a
proposed amendment to the city
charter charging the powers of the
city Council. At the time this
proposed amendment was approve
by the council, and even within a
few days after its publication in
THE News, neither the members of
council or the citizens generally
were aware of the tremendous
power placed in the hands of coun-
Gil by the amendment, and as a
consequence there was no objection
to it. The bills were sent to Talla-
hassee and were promptly passed
by both House and Senate.
Then the people woke up--then
they learned what immense power
they were taking away from the
taxpayer and placing in the hands
Of six councilmen. Fortunately,
the governor had not approved the
bills and Our representatives in
Tallahassee have succeeded in get
ting them held up until a petition
can be sent up requesting the gov
ernor TO veto them. or to have
them declared null and void, This
petition was circulated yesterday
and was very generally signed.
The Objectionable amendment
can be seen in full by referring to
THE News Of April %. 1t pro-
poses to enlarge the powers of the
council by giving them authorityto
regulate, provide for and require
the opening, widening, extending
and improving of streets, avenues
and public places the construction
and maintenance of sidewalks and
street pavements; the establish
mcnt and maintenance and keep
ing in order of grass plots and park
Ways'in front Of property between
a
the property lines Or outer side
walk lines and the drivcWays in the
center OF streets; the drainage and
filing in OF low places. public or pri-
vatc dangerous to public health,
and the cleaning up and putting
into safe condition Of places requir-
ing such work to be done to protect
the public welfare; and the con-
struction and maintenance of wa
ter mains, sewers and drains; and
may, by ordinance, provide for the
payment of the cost thereof by
general taxation or by special |
assessment of the cost thereof |
against the property fronting or
abutting upon the street, avenue
or public place where the same is
done, in proportion to frontage Of
the property fronting thereon, the
special assessment being made per
front foot to the abutting property,
or part Of the cost thereof may be,
by ordinance, paid by general tax
alton of all property of the city,
ard the remainder by such special
assessment, and in case of drainage
and filing in of low places (other
than streets, avenues and public
places dangerous to public health,
and the cleaning up and putting
into proper condition of places re-
curing such work to be done to
protect the public welfare, shall
provide for the payment of the cost
Of such work by special assessment
OF the cost thereof CT Of such part of
the cost as may be provided by
ordinance, against the property
upon which such work is done, and
the city shall have a lien superior to
all other liens upon the abutting
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