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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
SAYS He THINKS HE
SAW SMOOT TAKE DRINK
W. o. Greer Tells Spanish Fork
Democrats He Saw Senator Drink,
but Doesn't Recall Brand.
Especial 10 The Herald-Republican)

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Spanish Fork Nov As chairman
OF a Democratic rally held here tonight
W. .. Greer took a chance of stepping
into the limelight. Alr. Greer wants
the distinction OF being the only man
TO claim he ever saw Senator Reed
SmOOt take a drink
Senator Shoots declaration here last
night that no man had ever seen him
take a drink OF liquor was seized with
avidiy by Chairman Greer. Greer
thought that ne could remember that
al a banquet given in Provo on the
occasion OF the opening OF the Straw
berry valley project he had witnessed
Senator SmOOt gulp down a drink. The
exact cOncOctiOn or beverage was not
specified by Chairman Greer but he
left il 10 the people present as to
whose word should be accepted. his or
Senator Shoots
W ". Ray OF Salt Lake talked up
on the tariff question from the Demo-
cratic standpoint AID then drifted to-
wards the prohibition question. T. n.
Taylor, Democratic nominee for the
state senate, replaced his address with
story telling. ana Alma Greenwood,
also a candidate for the state senate.
promised that II elected he would try
TO encourage the enforcement of the
laws,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
STATE WIS
THEATRE IS PACKED
At BIG NEPHI RALLY
Senator Badger and Willard Done
Are Enthusiastically Received by
Voters of the Town.
Especial to The Herald Republican,


Nephi, Nov AT the Republican
rally held tonight i'm the Arlington the
aJre. Senator Carl A. Badger of SAT-
Lake and Insurance Commissioner VIII
lard Done were greeted by house
packed with entnusl" size people
senator Badger was introduced ana
dWelt upon the tariff question, later
turning lis remarks To local option as
espOused by the Republican platform.
His address was replete with facts re
sarding existing conditions as regards
the liquor question and the best sOlu-
tlon OF the problem OF regulating the
traffic
Declaring that eighteen states have.
IN the history OF the republic, adopted
prohibition, he pointed 10 the fact that
hlblJiOn. Following Senator Badger.
Professor Kent made "a few remarks,
declaring his conversion 10 the local
option plan of handling the liquor ques-
Jon ana stating that though Dem
ocrat, he found himself bound by rea-
son 10 support the Republican doctrine
In this matter.
Commissioner DOne's address con
trasted strikingly with those made by
the Democratic speakers Of a few nights
ago, when all leaders Of the Republican
party In the state and many OF the ma
uonal leaders were made the object OF
vilification.
The lack OF mud singing has eharae-
terlZed the Republican campaign so far
as Juab county is concerned and this
fact has been so evident that scores of
Democrats have announced their inten-
uOn or casting their votes with the
party which has held itself alOOf from
dirty politics.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Political Notes.

Governor William Spry. HebeT c.
Iverson and James II. Anderson will
leave at s o'clock this morning for LO-
gan, where they will speak al a Re-
publican rally in the evening. II Is like
Isl that they will also deliver several
addres ses in Cache county during the
afternoon.
w = Hutchinson and ]. r. Wiley
will be the speakers tonight at a rally
20 be- held ar the Union Coop. hail.
Another Republican rally for this even
ing will be held al Winder ward in Mil
Geek precinct, where Congressman JO-
seDh Howell Nephi Jensen and Willard
Done viii speak. while A. B. Irvine, H.
;. Joseph and o. W Carlson will speak
al RiVerton-
other Republican rallies scheduled
for tonight are as follows: Mona. Har-
vev Cuff. ogden, Fred A Maynard
Thomas Hull and BENJAMIN T.. Rich.
Highland Boy. Willard Hanson.
A Republican rally VIII be held TO-
night at the come Of Mr. and Mrs j.
u. Eldredge. jr.. 627 Second East street.
Special music will be provided and re-
freshments VIII be served
Samuel A. King and o. " Powers
viii lecture on prohibition Monday
night at Park City and Richfleld. and
Ray YaHCOtt viii lecture on the same
subject al coalvilIe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
LOCAL POLITICAL NEWS AND
GOSSIP OF THE CANDIDATES
EXTEND GRAFT TO
HOUSES OF VICE
Tribune EmiSSarieS Go After
Money TO Pay Campaign
Expenses.

Hirelings OF the Tribune party
headed by Fred Redmond. a stool
pigeon sleuth for the inner circle. COM
pleted am unsuccessful attempt To ex-
tort money from proprieUesses Of up
town baWdy houses yesterday. in which
Il had been designed 10 get 81 600 TO
meet pay rolls at American headquar-
tiers.
Behind Redmond. who held the eX-
tortjon cudeel. stood a tall. young at
torney who once figured brilliantly in
the Tribune ranks He was 10 be the
cashier but after broWbeating. threat
cning months of Imprisonment and
Punishment from Utah, he returned 10
the headquarters of the Tribune bunch
empy-handed
The Tribune party is brOke-sO clean
broke that chauffeurs who have been
employed To tote prospective candi-
dates about town Will never be paid
and simply had 10 resort 10 heroic
measures yesterday afternoon, and
Redmond attempted TO eXt0rt money
from saloon prOprietors. They gave
Redmond the cold eye. and though he
threatened that Chief of Police :. NJ.
Barlow would close them up unless
they "came through" the best they
would 40 for Redmond was 10 offer
him drink from the bottle usually
handed out upon the appearance in a
saloon of q man of his type.
Redmond and the attorney entered
upon their system of operations against
ro0ming houses two days ago. They
gave the "landladies' until s o'clock
Thursday night 10 come through
From the following they demanded a
tribute of 1925 each: cleo Starr, the
Three Deuces, 222 South state street.
Bee Bartlett No. Z Victoria alley,
Marjorie Newton. The Grove. et5 South
Main street. and Margaret Fisk. 90 -
Commercial street
These four, who have gotten into
habit of consulting attorneys since the
activity of Chief Barlow last summer,
Immediately consulted their retained
counsel when Redmond put in his APP
pearance The attorneys advised them
not 10 come through" ana when
"the last and only CALI came i'm over
the telephone M O'Clock Thursday
night Redmond and the tan young at
torney were So completely rebuned
that they entered into Immediate con-
sultatiol with chief Barlow
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Beaver BreVities

especial 20 The HeraId-RepuIllcau
Beaver city, Nov. 4.-W. H. Pans
worm has been engaged as suuern-
1-endent Of the Mansfield 5lurdocs d
20 mercantile establishment. 20 fil -fs
vacancy caused by the resignatioa q
Charles WOOlfenden
Aoner Tanner OF Milford and Ais'
Mabel Maeser Of this city were DAT
s5ed IN salt Lake yesterday.
1aeser IS a granddaughter of the r.
Ut Aarl G. Maeser. The y0uug 90.
pIe wlll make their home in MlLii-
WAere AR. Tanner is engaged in Pr
livestock business.
Postmaster O. T. Mcshane is in -
west END Of the county takine al
I've part in the Republican co-1-
me Democratic county nominees
- 5ast night for tour Of the co.
49, took with them Professor
AZ ~ - uaEIie. official ~speublnder -s.
rapel frazer. vocalist and Hiss W
ianner, pianist
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
ELDREDGE GETS PRESENT
FROM TAFT DRUM CORPS

J. T.. Eldredge, ir., Republican county
chairman, was dragged away from the
direction OF his organization last night
10 he lassoOed by the Taft Republican
drum corps. :. ~ Randolph, manager
OF the corps. surprised the chairman
with a speech which was followed by
the presentation of gold-headed UNI
hrclla.
You've always been square with Us,
said Mr. Randolph. speaking for the
men, and we want YOU 10 know that
we appreciate H."
The umbrella head bears the inscrlp-
tion. "Jody. from tie Taft Republican
Dunn CORDS. Campalgn 1910"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
DEMOCRATS HAVEA
RALLY AT THE THEATRE

Mrs. T. r. Shepard has been engaged
as the principal speaker al the Salt
lake theatre this afternoon i'm henal (
OF tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS party of
Salt Lake county. and IL. r. Grant VIII
De invited 10 add his appeal for SUP
port 20 the combination which would
do anything suggested 10 them bV the
Tribune in an effort To defeat the Re-
publican party in salt Lake county.
Sir. Grants address viii be SET 20 music
written by Uncle Jesse knight and
where Is NY Wandering Boy To-
night VIII be sung as an encore.
The evening performance viii have
T. H. Roberts as the speaker and he
viii explain again his position on the
question OF statewide prohibition as
shown hV his report at the constitu-
IlOnal convention.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

OOLUMBUS, o.. Nov win TWO
cabinet members sent by Presi-
- dent Taft 10 his home state now
actively on the field in the interest Of
harmony in the Republican party, with
the F0raker-Garfield controversy up
permOsI in the minds OF all voters and
with the Democratic organization in
fun swing, the closing days OF the
Ohio campaign are marked by as bit
ter warfare as mas been evidenced in
many wears.
The Republican nominee, Warren G.
Harding, publisher OF the Marion. o.
star, has opposed 10 him Gov. Judson
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
RALLY Ar sANrAQrIN.
neciaI Tbe Herald-Republican.)

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
santaquin. Nov. 4-The most enthu-
siastic rally ever held in this place
was the Republican gathering last
night The opera house was crowded
TO the doors. The speakers were FOR
mer Mayor Frisby OF Provo and Charles
NJ. Morris of Salt Lake. The BOshard
quartet rendered number of their
popular songs. which were greeted with
great applause. Indications point 10
heavy Republican vote in Santaquln
this year
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
CITY BREVITIES

GaSoifne ExpIOSion.-The explosion
of a can of gasoline in the trunk Iac-
tory and store of q. X. Meredith, 100
South Main street, yesterday morning,
damaged leather goods estimated 10 ne
worth $500. The explosion or the saso-
line first set fire 10 a small repair room.
spreading until il required the COM
bined efforts of all the firemen from
headquarters to extinguish the flames.
Fire chief ". ii. Glore says that had
the explosion occurred at any other
time serious loss might have resulted.
War on observation-disclosures and dan
gerous bulldogs belonging TO Mrs ;.
Brown l24 Fourth East street, were
shot by Motorcycle PatrOlman Dan
Grundvig yesterday morning Chief OF
Police 5. n. Barlow has started his an
nual fall campaign against dogs.
Brewery Company Sued.-The p. Bull
Ter Brewing company was made defend
ant in a quit filed IN the district court
yesterday by the Utah Association of
Credit Men 10 recover S49I.36, alleged
TO be the value of a carload Of barley
delivered 10 the brewing company by
the NOgeler Seed & Produce company on
September 3 of this year
Gymnasium Opens.-This evening the
new gymnasium Of the Granite High
school viii be thrown open 10 the stu
dents who with the faculty and board
viii commemorate the occasion with an
appropriate program. followed by a
hop. Principal ]. +. Moss announced
yesterday that several of the promi-
nent educators of the county will par
tieipate in the program.
Desertion Charged.-Edward r. God
sey. in a complaint filed in the county
clerks office yesterday. charges his
wife, Katie GOdsey. with desertiOn. The
couple were married at Fort Collins,
Colo. MAY %, 1884, and the alleged
abandonment occurred April, 1895.
WIdtsoe "A VisitOr.-President J. A.
Widtsoe OF the Utah Agricultural coll
lese at Logan, Is In Salt Lake on bust
ness matters connected with the col
lege.
Charged With RObbery.--Luey VIII
liams. colored. was arraigned in police
court yesterday morning charged with
the robbery Of $3.50 from William
Vance, a conductor on the q. 5. T.. DC
tOber go. Vance appeared in court and
testified against the negress. Judge J. J.
Whitaker announced that he would hold
the case under advisement several DAYS
The negress is represented by Attorney
William Newton.
Damage Suit.-Suit to recover S7.725
dana ges for personal injuries, was filed
in the district court yesterday by MAJ
Williams against the Utah State Fair
association. The complaint alleges thar
because of the defective condition OF
tho flooring in laTatory at the state
fair grounds she was injured last DC
tober !. The plaintiff asks for $500
damages and S225 10 compensate the in
Cured bills for medical attendance.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
sCANnINANIAN RALLY.

ScandiuaVians held a reusing Repub-
lican rally last night at the residence Of
Mrs Mary NJ. Wall at Big Cottonwood.
". H Stout, chairman Of the Sixty sec
Ond district presided and the speakers
were ANel IL Seele, c. n Nielsen and
II H. HeintZe. There viii be another
scandinavian rally tonight at the Muir
ray opera house a which c. II. Mel
sen. l. Dahlquist, Axel Steels and c. W.
Anderson viii speak
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY
HELD AT PLEASANT GREEN

L. A. Merrill and Dale L. Parke spoke
last night AT a wei attended and en-
rlusiastic Republican rally held at
Pleasant Green AIR. Merrill discussed
the constitutional amendments provid-
ing Tor high schools and other advance
ments for the state, urging their adOp-
tiOu. and he discussed the Republican
policy Of protection and the benefits
which had resulted from this policy in
Utah. Nr Parke spoke on local option
Hs compared with statewide prohibit
tion and illustrated how the Repub-
lican plan for handling the liquor evil
was more effective ana just than state
wide prohibition
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

Harmon. a potential presidential nom
inee for 1912 on the Democratic ticket.
Harmon carried the state by a plural
ity of 1882 in 1908.
Mr.. Harmon is popular throughout
the state, having been in local politics
for many years, az one time being
elected 10 the office Of lieutenant gov
ernOr.
Probably no state election is being
watched more closely by President TAFT
than that of ohio, his home state. II
is here he viii cast his own vote on
November S at Cincinnati, making a
special trip from Washington 10 do so.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Provo Court Notes
Especial to The Observation-Disclosures

Especial 10 The Herald Republican.)
Provo. Nov. Mrs. Laura Nielson, OF
Pleasant Grove. has filed suit for di-
voree against Jens :. Nielsen, who IS
a patient at the state Mental hospital.
Plaintiff asks for the custody OF seven
minor children. The parties were mar
ried Al Logan. September II. 1880.
Thomas Larson vs.. Pleasant Grove
Cit; order 10 show cause modified and
ease postponed indefinitely
John McClOskie Us. John +. tahoon et
al: plaintiff granted TO including De-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
MONEY APPROPRIATED
FOR FIREMEN'S FUND
Movement Is Started to Induce I'm
derWriters to Give One Per Cent
of Premiums Written.
Especial 10 The Herald-RepubIican-)

Park City, Nov. 4-The city council
met last evening and the peyTOll for
the month OF October was ordered
paid. 1t amounted to Sl.4sS.62. Bills
against the city were S375.25.
A petition was read from the Park
City volunteer firemen asking for an
appropriation of $50 10 help frame a
measure that is being advocated
throughout the state 10 help firemen
who are injured while performing their
duties. The request was granted.
1t Is the intention Of the firemen to
ask for l per cent. Of all premiums
written by the underwriters doing
business in this state and in this way
they expect 10 raise funds to help the
fire ladies and their families.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
MFRFR CLEAnS HALL.

A small crowd gathered at GOff's hall
at NidVale this evening, attracted
there by the American drum corps, and
a few of them listened through the
speeches made by II. ". bennett and
A. j. Weber Many who were present
at the beginning of the addresses be-
came disguised with the inVecriVe
hurled al an things Republican, at the
slanderous statements and misstate-
ments and left the hall before the
speakers We're through.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

cember to file bill Of exceptions.
Francis Hedquist was taken before
Justice of the Peace A. A. Noon to63v
on on a charge Of selling a bottle Of
drug store, October n. He took nnfiI
Monday 10 plead IA
Frank Murphy. who was sentenced
20 pay a Ilne or sic yesterday for he
lns IN a pool room, he being under 81
years OF age. paid his fine this mor1-
ing and was released.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
BY STUDENTS
Have Arranged Entertainment OF
Merit Tor Sunday.
Especial to The HeraId-RepubIican.l

Mt. Pleasant, Nov 1.-The following
program viii be given by the students
of the Mt. Pleasant high school sun
day evening. November 6. in the south
ward meeting house. Musical selec-
tiOn, high school orchestra; invocation;
quartet. high school double quartet
recitation, la Larsen, vocal duet. HOr-
tense Syndergaard and Tressa Larsen;
recitation, Columbus Leah Winkler;
piano solo. Vern Seely: cOntraltO solo,
Nenetta MOnsen, recitation, Buds
Fairy Tale" lone Macarthur, overture,
high school orchestra; recitation, Vera
kump. quartet, The COLLINS, high
school girls. recitation, John Burns,
Cleo Lund; piano solo. Fern Watson;
recitation, Little Brown Baby" Ia
lula Frandsen. orchestral selection,
high school orchestra. quartet, Star
of Descending Night" high school
girls
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
PARL0R RALIY HFID.

A Democratic rally was held last
evening az the home OF ". y. Shepherd.
ia A street. Mrs. +. f. Shepard. presi-
dent Of the ". q. T. T., delivering an
address ON temperance. The meeting
was 20 have been held in Whitney hall,
bat through a nEisundersta nding no ar
were made for the hall.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
FUNERAL OF JENsON Girl.

IoIeUiaI 20 IHe IIVI iItI- It5IIt llIt-1III'I
Centerfield. Nov 1.-The funeral Of
the -year-Old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s f. Jensen, was held al the
meeting house yesterday afternoon ana
the attendance was unusually large.
the singing beautiful. The speakers
were SOren anderson, Lars Myrup and
Bishop A. c. Fjeldsted. The teacher
and classmates Of the departed fol-
lowed the casket TO the cemetery where
interment took place. The floral trlb-
utes were prOfuse
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
was. SHEPARD STEAKS.

Addresses on prOhIbitlOn were deIlV-
cred by Mrs. +. r. Shepard al the Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth ward meeting
houses last night. The occasion Tor
the latter address was a Women s
Christian Temperance Union meeting,
largely attended by mem hers of that
organization. Al the Seventeenth ward
Mrs Shepard was followed by Joseph
r. Merrill, Elizabeth A. Hayward ana
Isabel c. kenner nominees for the
state legislature on the Democratic
county ticket, who delivered brief ad-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Provo Brevities


ISpeelal TO The Herald Republican,
Provo. Nov 1.-The funeral % ~
J. Joseph johnson. held ,,a-,.r,,..- "a :.
lhe Thlrd ward meeting bonss ~ ~
Wen attended by relatives ana 49,, ~ as
~ me r speakers We're John =. giles. John
Bishop 7. \. Taylor. Besmfif,,i ana
selections were rendered bv TIE 49, 49,
choir and the Garden City orarfet ar
y. j. Halvorsen and famiiv b.,-.
moved down from Salt IslTa s,a ia E
located in No. 70. Lewis ferrs.. anu are
A marriage license has been iss,,.7
James lessen and Mari irsseeu 70
both of Mammoth - rianmisi
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
coon RALI,Y AT LAYTON.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Layton, Nov. A well attended Re-
publican rally was held here last night
in Union hall james H. Anderson and
Willard Done Of salt Lake City and
John W Thornley, OF keysYille were
the speakers. The kaysville band and
the Clarified glee club added interest
10 the occasion with their well re-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
ROBERTS. KNIGHT AND PORTER.

Especial 10 The Herald-kepubllcan.l
KaysVilIe Nov. 4.-Jesse Knight, p
II. Roberts and n. n. Porter are billed
10 address the Democratic rally TO be
held in Kaysville tomorrow afternoon,
beginning at ] O'Clock.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

ZION VS. local option was ably dis
cussed by the two speakers from Salt
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

Joseph Hyrum MuchOw. 2 days
son OF ar. and Mrs Max 1T. Aue
street. yesterday. Funeral NOTES t-
DC published later.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

Two million doAafs rvarzn...-
seeusaey OF every abstract made ' AZ
ne ne SAT- Lake Security 6 Trus1 - 80 ~ ~
Up Aain- We own our own reoorss
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brewery Company sued.-The

Ter Brewing company was made defend
ant in a cult filed in the district court
yesterday By the Utah Association of
Credit Men 10 recover S79I.36, alleged
TO be the value of carload Of barley
delivered 10 the brewing company by
the Nogeler Seed & Produce company on
September Is of this year
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

War on observation-disclosures and dan
gerous bulldogs belonging TO Mrs. ).
Brown 124 Fourth East street were
shot bv Motorcycle PatrOlman Dau
Grundvig yesterday morning. Chief Of
Police 5. H. Barlow has started his an
nual fall campaign against dogs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

sey. in a complaint filed in the count,
clerks office yesterday. charges hi
wife Katie GOdsey. with desertiOn. Tn
couple were married at Fort Collins
Colo, May %. 1884, and the allege,
abandonment occurred April. 1895.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

WIdtsoe a Visttor.-PFesident J. A
Widtsoe OF the Utah Agricultural col
lege at Logan, Is In Salt Lake on bust
ness matters connected with the col
lege.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-03-09
Borough Council
Reorganized Monday
Jacob Deible Elected President
and Clement w. Flynn
Solicitor.

On Monday evening OF this week the
old council of this borough held short
session and then adjourned sine die and
the new council was Immediately or
ga:lzed. Jacob Deibe was elected
president, G. w. Flynn solicitor and
secretary, John H. Kaucher .r asuref, 4,
Titus Whitaker street commissioner,
Frank p. Adelsperger chief Of police,
John Spears assistant.
The retiring members of council we're
August Baldauf and G. NJ Herold.
The new members are DR.. Thomas F.
Nolan and Samuel Williams. The
council is now COMPOSED of following
members: Jacob Deible, j. V. Young,
F. S. Hoffman, Dr.. j. G. King, d Il
Cochran, DR.. Thomas F. Nolan and
Samuel Williams.
On account of the ateness of the
hour the new council adjourned after
the organization. A special meeting
will be called this week to consider a
new ordinance.