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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
By Associated RresA.

Washington, Dec. 24-To relieve
the starvation of the captured soldiers
of the Zelayan army at Rama and
furnish much-needed aid to soldiers
both of the Nicaraguan government
forces and the Insurgents, who were
injured in the battle near Rama, the
United States government today or
dered the cruiser Prairie, now at Co
Ion, to take on board $4,000 worth of
staDIe supplies, secured by funds of
the American Red Cross society, and
proceed with all possible haste to
Bluefields.
This action on the part of the
American government was taken al
the urgent request of Captain Ship
lev. of the United States cruiser Des
Noines. now in Bluefelds,. who re-
Dorts that troops in the zeIayan army
are actually in a state. OF starVa-
ton.
AS soon as Captain Shipley's dis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
COOK DROPPED FROM
ROLLS OF EXPLORERS
CLUB BY GOVERNORS
Frauds Practiced Upon 1t
And the General Public
Reasons Given.

IN EXECUTIVE SESSION AND
WITH BOWED HEADS THE
BOARD TAKES THIS ACTION
RECEIVED REPORT OF COMMIT
TEE ON MT. MKINLEY CLIMB,
WHICH NOT ONLY REPORTED
ADVERSELY ON HIS CLAIMS,
BUT ALSO THAT NO cREDENCE
CAN BE PUT IN STATEMENTS
BY HIM.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
PROMINENT MEN AT FUNERAL
OF LATE SENATOR M'LAURIN
BY Associated Press.

Brandon, Miss, Dec. 24.-The fun
eraI of the late Senator J. J. McLaurin
occurred here this morning. Despite
a steady dOwnpour Of rain, hundreds
of prominent Mississippians took part
in the ceremony. Services were held
in the Brandon Methodist church and
were conducted by Rev. c. F. Emery.
Floral tributes were numerous, six
wagon loads being conveyed from the
railroad station to the family residence
and church during the morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
HON!W. A.BLOUNT WITHDRAWS
FROM SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN
M iIIiOnaire BrOkaW Denies
Charges Made By His Wife

at high pitch. Whether he would or
not, it was expected that fields which
he avoided in his direct examination
would be opened for his exploration
today in the croSs-eXaminatiOn in
which Mrs. Brokaw's attorney had in
store for him.
Mr.. Brokaw appeared unusually agi-
tated TODAY as the time approached
for the cross-questioning. He scan
ned his notes carefully through his
pearl lorgnette, peeping over nerv-
ously once in a while to the table
where Lawyer Baldwin was going
through the bulky record of the trial
in preparation for the gTuelling. The
defendant carefully avoided his wife
eyes, however, as she sat, pale and
worn looking, by her attorneys side.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
BY Associated Press.

New York, Dec. 24.-Was her own
habituaI use of a hypodermic needle
the cause of Ocey SneaG's death ?
Colonel Robert J. Halrc, counsel for
Mrs. Caroline b. Martin. the bath
tub victims mother, brought this
question to the fore today as he was
preparing 10 appear IN court here for
the third hearing on the cases Of
Mrs. Martin and Mrs Snead. whom
the New York authorities are holding
pending extraditiOn-
Colonel HARE declares that he has
evidence TO show that the Young wo-
man was what is known IN the popu-
lar vernacular as a dope fend."
BY that I mean" said the attorney,
that she used drugs, chiefly NOR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Dec. 24-Christmas
weather for American ceIebrants of
the greatest holiday of the year is to
be varied, according to wherever the
ceiebrants happen to be-
In the Northwest there will be
snow and nipping cold, although there
will be no extreme temperature.
From the Mississippi river to the
Rocky Mountains snow will fall in the
North, and in the central portion
there will be a combination of snow
and rain that will quickly turn TO
siush.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
FAMILY FEUD
STARTS AGAIN
BAD FEELING OF LONG STAND
ING BETWEEN CLARK AND
CRANE FAMILIES BREAKS OUT
AFRESH AT CHURCH SOCIAL.
q Assoclated Pc.

Gainesville, Ga, Dec. PA family
feud of long standing between the
Clark and Crane families broke out
afresh at a church social at Nimbell
church, Lumpkin county, last night,
in which Homer Clark was killed out
right and his brother, Henry. shot
through the head and fatally wounded
according TO reports brought here to-
day
Mark Crane, who is alleged to have
done the shooting, made his escape.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
Issues Statement to the Pub
lie Giving His Reasons
81 For So Doing.

Has BEEN ILL FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS, AND TO CONTINUE
CAMPAIGN WOULD NOT I'M
PROVE HIS CONDITION, He
SAYS, WHILE ANOTHER REA-
SON is THAT 1T is REPUGNANT
TO HIM TO MAKE A PERSONAL
SOLICITATION OF VOTES BY
DIRECT REQUEST OR AN EXHI-
eITIoN OF HIMSELF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
LOUISE LEAVES WITHOUT
EXPECTING RECONCILIATION
BY Associated Press

Paris, Dec. PA special from
Brussels says that Louise, the eldest
daughter of the late King Leopold,
has left that city without effecting 2
reconciliation with her sisters and
that King AIbert's efforts to induce
her to resume her place as a royal
princess have failed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
70 ARE KILLED
AND 40 INJURED
LOCOMOTIVE IN REPAIR SHOPS
OF ROCK ISLAND EXPLOpES,
CARRYING DEATH AND DE-
STRUcTION WITH 1T,
By Associated Press.

Shawnee, Okla, Dec. 20.-About
twenty men were killed and forty per-
sons injured when a large locomotive
in the Rock Island railroad repair
shops exploded here today.
Many of the dead are still under
the wTeCkage and TeScuers are work
ing trying TO recover the bodies The
explosion, the cause Of which is IN
known, Jared the entire city. damag-
ing a number of buildings to a minor
extent The shops were damaged con-
aiderably.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
TAFT GOES ON A
SHOPPING TOUR
AFooT THE PRESIDENT WAN
DERED FROM SHOP TO SHOP,
TAKING A HEARTY INTEREST
THE WINDOW DISPLAYS AND
CROWDS.

Washington, Dec. 24.-President
Taft went shopping afoot this after
noon. He wandered from shop to
shop, taking a hearty interest in the
store windows and good naturedly re-
turning the jestings of the crowds
which damned the sidewalks.
Captain Butt, his military aide,
walked with him, while behind traiIed
two secret service men.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
Gets Orders to Take On
$1,000 Worth of Sup
plies at Colon.

FURNISHED BY THE
AMERICAN RED CROSS socIE-
T-ACTION TAKEN AT THE
URGENT REQUEST OF CAPTAIN
sHIPLEY, OF THE CRUISER
DIES MONIES, WHO SAYS THAT
zELAYA's TROOPS ARE Ac-
TUALLY IN A STATE OF STAR
VATION.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
SHOPPERS IN A PANIC.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. PA score
or more of Christmas shoppers were
thrown into a panic and several are
reported to have been injured or
overcome by smoke in a fire which
practically destroyed the Fair, four
story department store, at the corner
of Broadway and Hamm street, today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
KING ALFONSO ILL.

Paris, Dec. 24.-The Gil Bias today
prints a private communication from
Madrid stating that the condition OF
King Alfonso has created the gravest
anxiety in court circles. Another Op-
Grafton is imperative.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
WHOLE FAMILY
IS WIPED OUT.
EXPLODING OF A LAMP IN HOME
AT HILLSVILLE, PA, CAUSES
DEATH OF FIVE MEMBERS OF
FAMILY AND TWO BoARDERS.
BY Associated Press.

Hillsville, Pa, Dec. 24.-The expIod-
ing of an oil lamp in the home of
Santana Ciebo early today caused a
fire which wiped out the family Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25

Ciebo, comprising himself, his wife,
two daughters and a son. Three board
ers were also burned to death and two
other boarders were seriously burned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25

Hon. W. A. BloUnt, one Of the lead
Ing candidates for the United States
senate, has withdrawn from the race.
rms announcement was made by Mr..
Blount yesterday, and in the following
he sets forth his reasons for taking
this step:
ITO those of the public whom it may
interest:
I have concluded to discontinue
the race for the United States sena-
torship from Florida, for the term be-
ginning March 4th, 1911. My reasons
for this are twO-foId
First. / believe that no man, not
heretofore holding public office, and
thereby largely known to the public,
has any chance OF election without
an extended personal canvass Of the
state, extending as far as possible in
to each hamlet and village. have
been making such canvass since the
first Of October, nearly three months.
During nearly all of that time | have
been suffering with rheumatism or
the muscles of the shoulder and back,
and Inflammation of the throat and
chest, and twice have had to come
home because of suffering with these
ailments and fever, and to these have
been added in the last week neuralgia
ana SIlDDC- II has DGIOll4G CNAuGuL
to me and my family that these have
occurred because of the campaigning
which I have done, and because Of
the difference between the exposure
and irreguIarity of that life and the
protectedness and regularity of my
normal life, and that a continuance
of the campaigning would result in
the continuance of these troubles. and
a possible permanent impairment of
health. And it might happen readily
that at a pivotal period Of the cam
paign there would be a pTOtTacted i'll
ness which would defeat all chance
of success, because of an enforced
absence from the field of action, and
the production of a belief with the
voters that l would not be physically
able to perform the duties of a sena-
tor.
ANOTHER REASON.
Second. There is another reason,
less tangible, but to me no less real
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25
ANOTHER REASON.

Second There is another reason,
less tangible, but to me no less real
my Tepugnance to the personal solicit
tation of votes, either by a direct re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-25

Continued on Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
MORE HOPE FOR THE
SINNER THAN FOOL
ROBERT J. BURDETTE MAKES
ODD OBSERVATION
He Saws the Wicked Have Chance
but That God Hates a Fool.
Soon to Leave fer
Orient

PASADENA, Dec. 3.-Dr. Robert J.
Burdette is spending his few remaining
days before leaving for the Orient IN
speaking a last word to those who
know him so well. Sunday the humor-
list will occupy the pulpit of the West
Side congregational church in TINS
city. Today ne spoke before the as
sembly at Occidental college on the
subject of Fools
when I get to heaven he said, 1t
will not be the wicked things that l
have done that / will regret The gooG
Lord will forgive all those and ! will
stand perfect in His divine perfection.
But as | go up the aisle toward the
throne | will feel my face get rcd
thinking of what a fool ] have been.
l do not blame the really wicked men.
There is hope for them. That is the
preachers task and 1 envy him. But,
oh the fool He can be put in mortar
and ground 10 atoms and he still is a
fool. He is not changed one bit. The
lawyers spend their lives correcting
folly But they have at last TO give il
up. one Of them has recently said that
soon there will be no lawyers. The
folly win all be cut out of people by
the physicians. And, oh, my children
on the coming new year don't look
back on the things that you're ashamed
Of, those fool things that mako you
blush. There is hope for the wicked
but God hates a fool
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
EMBEZZLER SHOWN
MERCY BY COURT
CHARLES H. PARKER TO BE
GIVEN CHANCE
Santa Ana Man Is Befriended by His
Former Employer and Ger
tain Conditions Are
Imposed

SANTA ANA, Dec. 3.-Charles II.
Parker who voluntarily returned a few
weeks ago and gave himself up for the
embezzlement of STA from the Edison
Electric company, for which he was
formerly collector, was sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary today by
Judge West of the superior court after
Parker had pleaded guilty and thrown
himself ON the mercy of the court.
The sentence, however, was sus-
pended during good behavior, the con-
ditions of which involve the repayment
OF the sum embezzled. taking care of
his wife and children and keeping out
of saloons. He must also report TO the
probation officer every two months for
a year. The complaint for wife deser-
tion was dismissed.
Parker was befriended by President
Ed G. Thomas of the Los Angeles d
Rcdondo railroad, and Manager Martin
of the Edison company. Thomas Is
ready to give him position, and Il
place has been offered him in Santa
Ana electrical concern.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
SAN BERNARDINO
office 2o4 Il Street
Phones; Home 260. Sunset Main 16S.
WOMEN HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
CAR RUNS INTO BUGGY WITH
TWO OCCUPANTS
Vehicle Is Overturned, but WatchfuI-
ness of Motorman Prevents Serious
Accident - Neither Victim ln-
jured Except by Shock

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 3--Mrs. j.
Burns and Miss Jeffreys, her niece,
narrowly escaped death today in front
of an electric car on Mount Vernon
avenue.
The horse, which the women were
driving, became frightened at a drove
Of hogs along the highway, and rear
ing, jumped square on the tracks of the
San Bernardino Valley Track company
and directly in front OF a fast ap-
preaching car.
The motorman had noticed the horse
had become frightened. and although
he had his car somewhat slowed down,
it was impossible to stop before col
liding with the buggy, which tipped
over. throwing Miss Jeffrey on the
track The motorman succeeded in
stopping his car just as the wheels
reached the young womans prostrate
form.
She is now confined to her home,
suffering severely from the shock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES

LONG BEACH. Dec. 3.-The councl
today granted Company II, Seventh
regiment. the use of the lower floor OIL
the Auditorium building for rooms FOR
equipment, and will allow the company
the use of the Auditorium each Tues
day night for drills. The alterations
necessary ON the lower floor viii be
paid for 10y the city.
To hold it's franchise on East SeF-
enth street, east Of Alamitos avenue,
the Pacific Electric company has LAID
zoo feet of track west of Redondo
avenue
Auditor Hatch reported to the coun
oil today the taking over Of the Bel
mont Heights books and moneys lie
reported the receipts i'm Belmont
Heights as $GS51lt and the eXpendi-
lures all but S14O9 of that amount
The assessed valuation, he reported
is S1337103
Henry Jeffrioes, 9l2 American ave
nue. reported today the theft Of cloth
ing and a watch from his home.
Monday the pupils of Alamtos
Heights school will begin taking
SIoyd and domestic science work al
the Carroll park school. The school
formerly was i'm Belmont Heights and
Sloyd work could not be taken by the
pupils.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
ST. GATHERINGS GUILD
BAZAAR PROVES SUCCESS

Way Department store" which as
opened by the ladies of the st. Cathe-
rne's guild Of ST Stephens church
this afternoon in the War street bowl
ing alley is a greater success than an
ticipated by the promoters. The affair
was we'll patronized and the stock of
goods was nearly depleted tonight when
the store closed.
The supper this evening was well pa
tronized, over $50 taking their evening
meal there. The supper was served by
Mrs. A. A. Caldwell, Mrs Garrett Van
Horne, Mrs. w. r. Senour and Mrs
Montgomery.
The bazaar is being given for the
benefit of the parish home fund of St
Stephens church 1t is proposed to
build a new parish home in the near
future
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
MAN SEEKS POLICE;
BURGLAR RETURNS
MASKED PROWLER MANIFESTS
PERSEVERANCE
Redlands Residence Is Twice Entered
the Same Evening by Intruder
Who Fails to Secure
Anything

REDLANDS. Dec. 3.-The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Parent on Orange street
and High avenue was entered laSi
evening by "a masked burglar who eS-
caped. and while Nr'Parent was hunt
ing an officer the man again entered
the house. and although frightening
Mrs. Parent badly, secured no booty'
While husband a wife were sitting
in the room they heard strange sounds
coming from the kitchen, and on open
ing the door Werc confronted by a
masked man, a bandana handkerchlel
being tied across his face. Mr.. Parent
ran for his gun in the front part Of the
house. and while doing so the burglar
escaped. -.
If was while out for an officer that
the bold intruder returned but secured
nothing. No description could be given
of the man, owing to the mask, and
no traces have been found which would
lead to his arrest. An all-night porch
light burned. but each entrance was
made from the rear.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
MINING SPECULATOR SHOT;
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED

SAN BERNARDINc},- -ItUr. 3.-Ernest
II. Greene, Il wealthy and well known
New York mining speculator, was shot
and perhaps fatally injured this morn
ing by r. j. Fitzpatrick. a mine owner,
at Clark mountain, near Nipton station
on the salt Lake railroad, this
county.
The news Of the shooting was re-
Ceived here this afternoon by Sheriff
John Ralphs. i. Y. Dodge, a resident
of Nipton. telegraphing for an officer TO
come at once To the scene of the shoot
ing. one of the sheriff's men left to-
night for Nipton.
The shooting is supposed to have re-
suited from differences arising over
the sale of mining property owned by
FITZPATRICK and which was desired by
Greene for speculative purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
LONG BEACH
Calculation Dept. No. Pine street,
Home phone G6a.
Correspondent. Sunset phone Main 500.
CITY ENGINEER REPORTS
ON WALK AND BULKHEAD
Long Beach Improvement May Be
Carried Out in Accordance with
Nrooman Act

LONG BEACH, Dec. Be. p. Dewey.
city engineer. this morning reported to
the city council on the proposed i'm
Iroyement of the west beach district by
the building of a cement walk and
bull1head, the work, as now planned,
to be done under the local improve
mont act of 1901.
The city engineer reported in favor
of a thirty-foOt cement walk, a bulk
head built i'm the sand instead Of being
put i'm sections, as planned before; and
the placing of the mains for the city's
proposed high pressure system as we'll
as posts and wires for ornamental
lighting, i'm the bulkhead
This extensive Improvement was
planned before. but owing to some
technicalty the work was not bid
upon, it having been planned under
the Nrooman act, and the lighting
part being considered illegal
The walk. if built. viii extend from
Hotel Virginia west to the harbor. The
city engineer will report later on the
assessment districts boundaries and
upon the cost of the work.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
FOUR MILLION AVAILABLE
FOR FOUNDING OF HOME
John Masterson Burke Dies, Leaving
Entire Estate as Memorial to
His Mother

NEW YORK, Dec. "A gift of
$4,OOOOOO for the founding of home
for convalescents in this city becomes
available with the death in New York
last night of John Masterson Burke,
one of Americas little known mil
lionaires.
The gift, one Of the largest of its
kind ever made, first became known
i'm 1902, when Mr.. Burke announced the
organization of a board of trustees,
who, he said. were to receive on his
death property valued at $40OO0OO,
(which they were TO spend for the
institution and maintenance of home
for convalescents" as a memorial to
his mother Winifred Burke.
Mr. Burke died of pneumonia after
a brief Illness at his downtown home.
He was 9S years of age and a bachelor.
Mr.. Burke retired from actual bust
ness nearly fifty years ago, after max
ing fortune in South American trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
TO ADJUST SALARIES OF
NAVY DEPARTMENT CLERKS

VALLEJO, Cal, Dec. 3.-Orders were
received at the Mare Island navy yard
today for a board of naval officers to
convene for the purpose of establish
ing salaries Of clerks, draughtsmen and
other civil service employees at the
yard
The clerks in the navy department
generally are considered to be the
poorest paid OF any government en-
ployes. but the board now ordered TO
convene has received instructions to
establish fixed salaries of the civil en-
pIoycs in the yard on the basis paid
for similar work in the mercantile
houses in nearby cities. The clerks
will be allowed to submit data on sal
aries paid in surrounding towns and
cities, and are much gratified over the
new order.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA. Doc 1.-Two prizes consisting
of scholarships at Throop Institute Will he
awarded fa. tho best literary contributions 10
th# college publication during tho school year.
The monthly business meeting of the
Shakespeare club VIII De- held saturday at
2.3f j.. No.
st. Andrews catholic church is installing
a new pipe organ which Will he used Christ
mas day Tor the first time
The temperature this morning registered &c
degrees M O'Clock, While a heavy frost COW
cred tho ground.
Just because hcr chickens chanced 10 stray
rom home. Mrs NJ Giisrcad was arrested on
complaint of Jewol B4sley Of l0u North Fair
oaks agouue This momentous cas- eWll be
tusd December d.
william H. Holland was elected worshpful
master of Ccruna lodge No. 33i, i. a \. NJ,
last night Hugh Montgomery was elected
senior warden. Potter Orbau junior warden, +.
T. Slate treasurer, and ". X. Gaylord secre-
tary.
Pasadena Will now have a few nov instru-
mant- fu. dgumiuiug weather conditions. The
following Instruments have been received by
T. r. Server. cooperative weather observer.
Am electric dipping bucket rain gauge and
register, q themograph, electrical sunshlner'
thermometer. hyEr0metor. maximum and mini
mum thermometer, wind weather Nano, etc.
Founders dag viii hc observed at Thro"p In
stitute Friday December 10, with appropriate
exercises.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
HURT IN BASKETBALL GAME;
MAY APPEAR IN DEBATE

PASADENA. Dec. 3.--Whie playing
a game of basketball on the Occidental
college courts Harold Pellegrn re-
ceived injuries which it is feared may
result in affecting his sight.
During the heat of an interclass
game one of the members OF the team
he was playing with accidentally ran
the point of his elbow into his eye,
bursting the ball and causing hem
orrhage of the retina. The lad was
Immediately placed under the doctor 5
care, and ii is said that he will re-
cover his sight.
He is working now in a darkened
room with the aid of a stenographer.
As he is one Of the debaters chosen TO
represent the college against Pomona,
it is probable that he will be compelled
TO make his appearance with band
aged eye.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
DISABLED SLOOP
LlMPS INTO PORT
CRAFT AT MERCY OF SEA
SIXTY HOURS
Emma. with Two Fishermen Aboard,
Exhausts Gasoline and Is
Buffeted by the
Gale

AVALON. Catalina Island, Dec. B.
Reduced to little more than a hulk
the power sloop Emma, with two fish
ermen. j. Il. Anderson aud r. Neil
son, aboard, drifted in here today, af'
ter having been at the mercy Of sea
and wind for sixty hours without rud-
der or sails.
The sloop, bound from Ensenada tc
san Pedro, exhausted its supply of gas
oline twenty miles from port. \ gale
which the men said struck the boat
early Wednesday, tore away every
stitch of canvas aboard, While heavy
seas wrenched off the rudder. But by
rigging a sweep with a piece of plank
and fragment of mast Anderson and
Nelson managed to work the disabled
craft toward this port. Their food and
water supply was exhausted when they
arrived.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-04
RULES THAT COMPANY MUST
PAY Is CENTS A METER

PASADENA, Dec 3-The Edison
Electric company must pay twenty-five
cents for every meter il installs in
this city, according 10 the ruling OF
city Electrician Reeves backed up by
Mayor Farley. In view of the fact
that the city has just passed an ordt-
nance compelling the Edison company
10 furnish electricity for lighting pur-
poses only through meters and they are
therefore putting i'm between 300 and
1900 meters in compliance with the or
dinance no small amount is involved
About 1000 meters have already been
put in residences and the Edison com
panv expects to have the entire city
covered before the first of the year
when the ordinance becomes cfectiy.