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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
WILL SPEAK IN VIRGINIA.
Taft Accepts an Invitation to Peters. bsrrw. g t

burg.
 Washington, April ls-President Taft today accepted an Invitation ex- tended by Joint deleention repre- senting the States of. Pennsylvania and Virginia to attend and speak at the Aunveiling of the monument erect ed at Fort Mhone. Petersburg, Va. fin memory of the PennsyIvapia~ soldiers who fell there during the civil war.
 MT. Taft said he had heard much of the quail i1cations necessary in a Pres ident of the United States but after thirty days experience in the office he was convinced that one of the chief requisites was the ability to resist invitations. He had not progressed so far in that line, he declared, how ever, as to be able to resist the com bined request of two such States as Pennsylvania and Virginia.
 The unveillng will take placeN May l9. The President agreed to spend the entire day at Petersburg and will go from there to Charlotte, N. C., where he is to speak at the Mecklenburg celebration May 20.
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suit AgnMst HarrImnn.

F New York, April 16.--Justice Dowl- ing in the Supreme Court today reserv- ed decision on an application by E. H. Hartman for an order directing John Donovan of St. Joseph Mo, to supply a further bill of particulars fin his suit for $s00000 against Mir. Hartman. MT, Donovan claims this amount for ser vices alleged to have been rendered Hartman in the acquisition and ex- tension of the St. Joseph Railway, Light, Power and Heat Company. The defendant in his answer denied the contract with Donovan.
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was wild confusion on the stage and throughout the great audience which heard the contest. The speakers who had contested for the honor and lost were the first to congratulate the lucky fone, and helped to pin. upon his breast the gold Cox medal.
 When the curtain was run up about S:30 o'clock every seat in the Acad- emy of Music from parquet to gallery was filled and around the theatre In ev- cry available space stood men and wo- men Seated in several parts of the the atr< were the different groups of stu idents representing the colleges which the contestants represented. With each of these groups of students was a young lady from the Judson who acted as sponsor and who was accompanied by several maids ot honor. No sui- dents from Auburn Attended the coff- test. but about twenty Selmains who had attended that college banded to- gether and the old Auburn yell often resounded with the yell of the other colleges.
 R. H.. ManGum acted as master of ceremonies and when 4he curtain was rung up gave a brief outline of the formation of the association and told that the winner in the contest would represent Alabama at, the Chautauqua which would be held at Monteagle this summer With these remarks he in troduced w. S. Childs of Forsythe' Ga. who represented the Alabama Polytechnic Institute and whose ad- dress was The Age of Action"
 NJ. E. Kettles of Tunnel Springs. rep hresenting Howard College. then spoke on International Peace--Why?" and was followed by Lewis John Weber of Mobile, who represented the Southern University, and who spoke upon Amer : ica and the Golden Age" Each one of the speakers were greeted by prolong- ed applause.
 IT. R. Lftldell of Camden. who repre- sented the Alabama Polytechnic insti-
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D. Mallory, Hon. A. D. Pitts and Pro- lessor Harmon of the Selma Public Schools. who after being ont for some time on the decision. came tosthe stage upon which were seated the contest ants. In behalf of the committee MT. Pitts announced that they were to judge alone on the oratorieal contest, That the composition of the separate addresses had already been passed upon. He stated that the judges had divided their decision by three and that the verdict on the composition had been treated in a similar manner and that they had arrived at the decision that Malcolm Eugene Kettles was the winner.
 Following this announcement there
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nr. wiIIiarns hurried.

The funeral of Charles F. Williams, who died early Thursday morning, at his home on Capitol Heights, was held yesterday afternoon at Es:30 o'clock from the residence. Rev. Henry John son. pastor Of the Dexter Avenue Church, officiating. Interment was hao in Greenwood Cemetery.
 The following acted as pall-bearers H. M. Austin. Robert Allsworth. S.f A poyvell M. M Sweatt. Aipefts Dillard. and B. M. Vaughn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.
Congress VIII Abandon Efforts to Reg
 ulate.

Washington, April 16.-Further at- tempts on the part of Congress to reg nlate the white slave trade by punish- ment of persons guilty of harboring an alien woman for immo oral purposes, have been abandoned in view of re- cent decision of the Supreme Court of the United States declaring unconsti- tutionaI portion of the immigration act of 1907 relating to this subject.
 g'when we put the provision in the bill against the harboring of such per sons" Representative Bennett, of New York, who fathered the bill in the House said today, i've recognized that 1t would probably be declared uncon- stitutional, But we wanted to leave TO stone unturned to suppress the traf- fic. With that object in view we had the Department of Justice draft a clause which might be constitutional. but which did not prove to be-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
NOEL AND LONAGHEY.
Governors Confer About Lawiess"S'"
 nm River,


 Isttle Rock, Ark, April 16-Goverhor Noel of Mississippi is here today m conference with Governor Donagney G reiative to the passage of bill which will prevent lawlessness on the Missis- sippi river between the states ,. Prominent attorneys are now dratt- inc a bill which will give either state first apprehenjing criminals guilty or cr,n,es committed on the river Jurlsdlc- tion .
 The bill will probably provlde TOT Governor Donaghey appointing com mission to meet with a commission ap- pointed by Governor Noel to settle the boundary between the two states This bill is intended to put stop to the IL legal sale of liquor along the river, which has baffled officers Of both states for years.
 The culprits always cross the river into other states, when pushed by the officers.
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ruueraI of Mrs. DIX.

The funeral of Mrs. Nellie B. Dix, wife of Rev A. F. Dix. who died wednesday evening at her /home. alS Finley Avenue, was held yesterday afternoon from the Southside Baptist Church, Rev. s. A. cowan and Pr. Y. A. Stakely, officiating. Intermeht was in Oakwood. ss
 The following six sons of the de- -ceased acted as pall-bearers: Rev. A. s pix of Macon, Ga; Phylo Q, DIX. or I.ouisyilie. Ky: T. M. Dix of Decatur, Aia M. Han. of Pine Grove, Ala l.. D. Dix, and Paul F. Dix. or thls city. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
Pnrfnn Bids Wnnted

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re. ceived by the City Treasurer of Montgom- cry Alabama. until 12 o'clock NJ April 18th. 1903 for the paving of the roadway of Clay ton Street from the West side of Holcombs Street to the West side of Goldthwaita Street, with asphalt, brick and bituithto pavement. together with the necessary grad ing curbing sewerage and other work in connection herewith, according to details. drawings. plans. specifications surveys and estimates on fife in the office of the City Engineer. A certified check for the sum of six hundred (ts0ooO) dollars will accom- pany each bid.
 ROBERT TAFT,
 City Treasurer. -s.25-A-I.S-11
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fp.e to give it's telephone patrons in.

fuse to give It's telephone patrons in- formation of the ticker service.
 The telephone company will claim the right to give that information equally with other patrons of the tick CT service, such as saloon keepers cigar store keepers and other public places where the ticker service Is in- stalled and is either publicly posted or open for public inspection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acouaintances of Mir and Mrs. James s, Armstrong, Mrs. M. l. Wyman and family, Mrs. N. A. Lahey and family, H. c. Davidson. J. k. Davidson. W. B Davidson and J. M. Davidson and families are invited to attend the funeral of Mir. Armstrong this afternoon at o'clock from the residence of Mrs. Lahey and Wyman 4s south Goldwaite. street.
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omcers Elected.

Selma. April 16.-(SpeciaI. J7--The State Oratorichl Association held . meeting at the Hotel Abertrthis 9fter- noon, there being present M. F. Net ties, E. D. McAdory and J. S. Ward of Howard College; c. H Cleveland, O.. c. Weaver and L. J Weber of the Southern University, and w. S. Childs of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute
 After routine business the following officers for the year were elected: J c. Hutton. Howard College, President; C. H. Cleveland. Southern University, e-President: Will Oliver. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Secretary.
 During the meeting a resolution was passed amending the constitution and making Selma the permanent meeting place for the contest. with the lproviso fht each year the city furnish the Academy of Music as the place for holding the annual debates.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

COSBY-The friends and acquaintances of Mir Thos. E. Cosby and family are in- vited to attend the funeral of their, in- fant daughter Katie Sue from the rssi- | dence of Miss Florence Cosby No. 236 Catoma st. this tSaturday) afternoon at three o'clock tOakwood.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
ENGRAVING.

 WANTED-You to illustrate your ada WigA cuts: they add 36 per cent to tho attraotivenesa of any ad; talk lt over with The AdyertiSer Engraving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Q There. will be special conn A mrnicaNbn of Andrew Jackson ~ Lodge No. ITS A.. F. and A. M. hH A %- this Saturday evening at 3 80 to A pay the last sad tribute of re- N<N spect to our deceased brother, ~ J. S. Armstrong, Montgomery
 Lodge No. II and visiting broth x eren fraternally invited.
 H. D. Long secty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
KETTLES WINS GOLD MEDAL Oratorical Contest at
 Selma. BIG CROWD HEARS SPEECHES Howard College Carries of the
 Honors. 5e Speaker. Who Haa contested for Hosor. and Lost Were First to :.
 Congratulate the
 Lucky One. "a a

Selma. April 16.-(Speciaf )--Mal- roim Eugene Kettles, of Tunnel Springs. for old Howard college at East Lake, carried off the honors and won the Cox medal in the annual oratorfeal con test at the Academy of Music tonight.
 The subject of MT, NettIes speech was international Peace--W VI hv. . The Judges of the contest were Hon. H s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
nIssoLuTIoN NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing be- IF. under the firm name of Hepburn & O'Brien for the purpose of carrying on a general plumbing business, has this day been dissolved Vim T. Hepburn retiring and Jno R. O'Brien, Jr. continuing the business All accounts due to said firm are payable to Jno R. O Brien, Jr. and all out standing obligations incurred by said part nership are assumed by him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
EDUCATIONAL,

LEARN Photography. Railway wires are GUS into DrauRhon's Practical Business CollsEa. Dexter Ave, Opp. the F., O., Montgomery. for students use Positions secured. Call or send for Free booklet ''Why Learn TeisE
 raphY." --2B-wd sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
Pouino Bids Wanted.

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be re. ceiyed by the City Treasurer of Mentgom. cry. Alabama. until 12 o'clock M. Monday. April 18th. 1909. for the paving of the road. ways of the following named streets with asphalt, bitulttbic. brick mineral rubbes and Blome Co. granitoid pavement together with the grading and other work neces. sary herewith. according to detaiis. draw lngs plans. specifications. surveys and esti. mates file in tho office of the City Engi. neer.
 south Lawrence Street from the North side of High Street to the North side of E JeR Davis Avene.
 High straet from tho East slde of Law renee Street to the West side of Hull Street. North Goldthwalte Street from tho North side of Montgomery Street to the South side of Bell Street.
 East Jeff Davis Avenue from the West side of Perry Street to the East side of Bibb street from the West side of MouI. ton street to the East side of Goidthwaita Street.
 A certified check will accompany the bid on each street for the amount set out in the specifications on fife in ofnce of City Engineer.
 and all bids -
 City Treasurer. -rs-25-4-I-s-i7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
WANTED--MALE HELP.

WANTED-Railway Mail Clerks Yearly salary $500 to s160o.00, Short hours. An nual vacation. No 'layoffs'. EKaminatiSn in Montgomery May 18th. Everyone over IS eligible. Common education sufficient. Candidates prepared free. Write inmedi- ateg for full particulars. Franklin Instt- tutd Rochester N. Y. -S-sat-su-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
<FuxERAL NOTICE.

The friends sof MT. W. T. Dfliard and fam fly MT. T. A. billiard. MT J. E. billiard. MT. KEd Ellison. MT 2. Finney. and MT. Win Williams are invited to attend the funeral of M w. Dillard this afternoon at three o'clock from residence III Whitman St The following will act as pall-ba CTS, F. A. Travis, B. A. Taylor, Berry, Grant. A. Moritz Sam Foster Bud Phelps, Interment, Oakwood Cemetery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
WANTED--sTTuATToN.

WANTED--situation in dry goods or gents' furnishing store. City or country. Would prefer to accept situation where I could invest some money in the business Address aBusiness" care Advertiser. -6-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
RUBBER HOSE.

You will find most excellent grade and strictly guaranteed hose here. The new goods have arrived and remember you take no risk Little Paint Store ] | North Perry strses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

Stuart'S Buchu and Juniper Is ths most reliable remedy known for kid- uey and bladder trouble. ss'ss s,sssis . ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

VANTED--Two lady solicitors for Mont gonlery; permanent employment; small in. vestment necessary. Address L. L. L., care Advertiser. --4-2t
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WANTED-To convinoe-That the best uq.
 uors at the lowest prices can be bought at N Goldring'r. Pensacola. Fla Write fer large price list ~-s3-tu-thrsat-r C
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sTORAGE-New concrete building. speeial- ly built for all kinds of storage; bulk stor.
 household gooda Frank Tenniiie Furniture Co. -3s-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

LADY or Gentleman, who will hustle can make good money selling Pot Plant Fertl- hzer to ladies in this and other cities
 Phone 945. Box sos. -4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
FURNITURE.

.----s--S--Ss.c--7~ - = --~--~~---->
 niture; we repair and refinish your furnl. tuTs Geo B Wragg Furniture Co. Phone e6p. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

WANTEp-White g,rIs to do general house. workin private homes: fair wages. modsr
 ate work, good treatment and good oppOr
 turities. Those who wish e situation and live out of town may write Tho Salvation Army Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may cali at 21f Whitman St.. or phone :seI -;f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
FINANCIAL.

sIcvERAI. thousand dollars to lend on i'm. proved real estate, ip Montgomery. Farm fellow, Box No. 334. Phone No. 3s2, Mont. gomery. Ala -27-3oj PLENTY of money to lend on improved farm lands at a low rate of interest State
 Apstract Co., IT So Perry St, 1T tt MONEY TO LoAN-Loan on improved citJ real estate and Montgomery county farm land J. c. Harda Way& Co. 609 Bell Bldg. Phone 1Ab5 ~-3T-fa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

TANTED-Two white girls for lunch eoun- ter work Harry Johnston. 430 Shearer St..
 selma Ala --A-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

WANTED--To know. You make no mis- take by sending your ordera for liquors to N Goldring. Drawer M.. Psnsacola, Flori-
 da. Write for prices. -1-tu- tn sat { f
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WANTED.

WAETED-BidB on erecting Q two story brick high school building Plans and speci. ncations may be seen at the once of the undersigned or at the ofice of Cooper and Okel architects Montgomery. Ala Bids close May 1st. and the right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids H. E. Raynolds
 Chairman Building Committee. centreville, Ala. -1-lot
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Quick Delivery
FOR SALE.

FOR SALEAA000 bushels of choice cotton seed for plating at 40c. bushel. l.. W. Hunter, s2 Pleasant Ave. Phone 1850.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

r1 S11rI1I1 h,,st1,-S vo,,ne man =, reTroH sent locally a reliable business house. Apply to W. P Bidwell. Arlington Hotel, CityS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
TYPEwRITERs AND REPAIRS

WE ARE paying express charges one way on out of town typewriters sent in ', for overhauling. This Is for April only. south ern Typewriter Exchange. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17
WANTED-sALESMEN.

WANTED-Twenty lightning rod salesmen at once Salary or commission or both.
 Address Box 3s6, Greenville. Ala --s-6t
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WANTED-Educated energetic salesmen.
 Ministers and teachers preferred. Guaran- toed salary or commission Excellent vaca- ton propositions. Dodd Mead & Co., Atlanta.
 Ga -2- Fl
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MuLTIGRAPH LETTERs.

etc. in facsimile of parfSct
 y ypewriting done; names and addresses h. serted to match, and envelopes AddrSBseA where desired 2. L. pavant rypewritor co. First National Bank Bldg. N-fl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

FOR SALE--one of the prettiest sets of market fixtures in the city for sale. All are going out of business on account of i'll health. Phone I042 or 2901. ---10-2t
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR TEXTBOOKS

FOR RENT-suite of 6 rooms and bath in incest flat in city. Every convenience. Ad- dress Sylvester, care of Advertiser. --13-5t FOR RENT Furnished room with bath and other conveniences, to one or two young men or man and wife. Apply l6 Holconabe St. or phone 3361. -13-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-17

wANTED-I5 experienced salesmen in va- rious parts of the State to sell ocr loan con- tracts; good commission given. call on. or write us. Southern Loan and Trust Co. 40l First National Bank Bldg, Montgomery.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-The Chapel1 pasture on Wtrs Road is now open for pasturing cattle horses and mules. Phone 2ss7. s. N. Moore Mgr. -12-7t
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WE want salesmen immediately to represent us in all parts of Alabama and other states
 Experience unnecessary. Salary $10O to s2Oo monthly and expenses. Fremont Cigar Company. Atlanta Ga -5-7t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19
THE MARKETS
san FRANCISCO MARKKrs

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sl-Ssas Gl.grz.
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Uses cC--cr CD fair. .ssal.4o.
. crtai-s as Sl- E'-4-czsco nominal al
t5El-ss, CAsys,s-. $3.50 else
according 90 sualty
EEeS-Ps- 5css-. California fresh
Including cases. extras. sec. frsts.
sst. seconds. acc. thirds. 35c. pull
ie;s, select. g.e. Eastern storage.
extra. SSc. frsts. ssc; seconds. see
Butte--Pe- pound. California
fresh extras. S5c. drsts. SIC, SEQ
onds. 27e; storage. California extra.
sic. ladies. extras. CSC.
Nev chess per pound. Cant5r-
nia fats. fancy. i4c. hrsts. l2isc.
seconds. lie. California Youus
America fancy, Ice. arsts. 1850.
Eastern New York Cheddars. fancy.
i7e; Oregon fats. fancy. l4c. DO.
Youag America. fancy. lse. Cali
fornia storage fancy flats. l5e. Or
eson flats. fancy. i4c; do Young
America. 1sc
Potatoes-Per Genital. Rive,
bsacksl Ssc 1sl. 90. per
oenal slal.c5; Lompoc Burbanks.
s. see l.5o. Oregon Burbauks.
Si.l5Gl.S5. Early Rose. for seeil /
si--5al.5o. sweet potatoes. per
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On.ous-Per sack. oregon. soc E .
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oauses-Per box. Navels. stand
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rangerres half oraage boxes. sc % F.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19

CITY council met Monday niEh;
with oaiy 10 OF the IL members pres
cat 4 number OF good improve
mcnts we're ordered made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19
A Cure ior Misery.

Il have found a cure for the mis-.
cry malaria poison produces" says
r NJ James. OF Louellen. s. c.. IT'S
called Electric Bitters. and comes IN
80 cent bottles. Il breaks up a case
OF ehills or a bilious attack IN al.
most no time; and it puts yellow
!aundiee clean out OF commission. q"
This great tonic medicine and blood
purifier gives quick relief in all
stomach, liver and kidney complaints
and the misery OF lame back. Sold
under guarantee at J. c. Perry's
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19
~, Relnr.l, ID ID Grinn.

"acAins pa ---p9e coughs that
mss develop iut1 pneumonia over
I.sht are quickly cured by F5lsy's
Honey and Tap The sore and in
named luuss are healed and strength
eHea' and q d--se7ous condition is
quickly ~Ter-el Take o-.r P...,.s
Honey sat Tar in ,hs y,..u rss..-
age. J C. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19

Take Dswlu's Kidney and Bladder
Pills They a.e for weak back. back.
ache, rheumatic pains and an kidney
and bladder troubles Sooth .ne an =
an'isep'ie- Regular size soc. sod
BY an druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19

A better -h.ug thal 10 ,-, over
si milk IS 70 SCI busy ana rar
another cor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19

Don't forget that an ounce OF
worry is worse than a pound Of
work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19

w 4i 0Ns
CITY council met Monday nigh
with oaiy 10 of the IL members pres
cat 4 number Of good improve
meats we're ordered made.
Routine Proceedings.
Mr.. Grcenbsum. from the commit
tee on accounts and current expen
1cs, reported a resolution that stree
bonds for certain streets draw iu
tcrest from November ls. 1908
Carried.
Petition for sewer g.. knights ad
dition Committee given more time
NJ Grcenbaum reported on rsi
tioa oa iiEhi az Winter and GA;
streets favcrahly Adopted.
Treaaurer'o report showed balan-
on hand of t6,2s377. Referred 70
veys and means committee.
city enEineer reported grade IS
uhlishod Ca Oak street betvee
Commercial and Liberty streets. Re
ferrcd 10 city attorney. with ins,rue
ton To prepare ordinance.
CiU cnglncer submitted plan 70
Improvement Of North Capital street.
north from NIL creek TO Fai
Grounds road. Referred TO stree
committee.
The mayors veto % the street ca
franchise WAs road. Also oommunI
cs,ion from street car corporation
agreeing 20 pay 1880 toward COS
% such bridge.
Mr.. Grcenoaum made the point
that a. nve aldermen we're absent q
could not be- passed over the veto.
Mr. s,ols saw great difhculties { /
accepting the proposition a. made b i
tho corporation. He favored ~us-
taining the veto.
Mr.. stockton moved to adjourn 70
MoadAy niEht. when the contract
could Be- ratified and the bill passed
over the veto, Carried
Nj Hofer moved that the city a..
'orncy be Instructed 20 prepare
contract with the street car com.
pany 60 cover expense Of this bridge
Carried.
for Puddle Piayground.
Resolution offered by Mr Hofer
Re q resolved By the council OF the
city % salem that the memh r. AZ
the park commission enter into neeo.
iiaiions with the owners of blocks
is and i5 vithln the city Of salem
Marion ooaniy. Oregon. fur the pur.
pose % purchasins or LEASING the
same A. a public playground ami
park.
Enicrrod o. park committee
cltifens protested agaIna wId
ening sidewalks on extension OF STATE
street from Commercial vest SDee
ihoatious 40 uot provide for sues
viden.ng
Application for nc,u bt Mems.
oaum Bros to- committee oa license
Petition for arc lisAt az Min ana
sSrees. Ca committee GA
Iighis
Resolution q NJ stolr ssklur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-19

Abuses runs On some people IKE
Nater on DUCKS bach.