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HALrs FUNERAL; JAILS NAN.
son-an-uaw Arrested After Andrew
Grants Death-who Pnsned COroncV?

SoD-ln-law Arrested After Andrew
Grants Death-Who Pnsned COroncr?
Andrew Grant. a years old. who was
q builder and lived a; so West Issth street
died on Friday. and DR. A. y. Malabre
Of OOS West ls4th street gave = certificate
that kidney disease vas the cause OF
death The body was prepared for burial
and the funeral would have taken place
yesterday bat for an anonymous t~le-
phone message received by Coroner
Herman W. HoltzhAuser on Saturday
night.
John Brannan. son-in-law of the dead
man. who lived in the same house. was
arrested yesterday afternoon by order
OF the Coroner. who said he Was wanted
a. a material witness The Coroner said
he had heard that RrannRn and his step
father hadn't got along well together.
Holt2hauseT asked the police for a
dets.ctive at Z O'clock Yesterday morning
~. said some one had tsl.sphousd him
tha' tho death Of Andrrw Grant should
b- looked into and h" Was going TO do IL.
Yesterday afternoon az j0 o'clock the
Coroner returned To- IA" West i52d street
police station and said he wanted John
Brlnnan Locked up Detective T.rhune
was sent tn arrest him
When Brennan got TO the station house
he seemed surprised and -aid he thought
William Gum - a57 ~ Nicholas avenue.
who had been ia business with Grant
probably WAS Responsible for the tsl,.-
phone call GtIn Vas communicated with
and presently he showed up at the stats
house
1t wasn't who telephoned.- said
Gun u don't go oh thai wRy-
He was az the house several times
before Grant died Grant was in bed a
week and ailng n month before that and
was present when tho undertaken was
emhalming the body He made no pro-
test then and there seemed no reason
why he should have telephoned
Then u was said that Grant Rad a son
who lived in The Bronx. a son who didn Z
get along particularly well with Brannan.
his wife and Grants sister Mary. who
lived with the elder Grant. end that maybe
the son might know something about the
telephone call
The Coroner learned that the son.
RobeVt Grant. lived at sIs Rae street and
he asked tho polics 20 find him.
There will be an autopsy to-day.
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NEW YORK WOMAN A Suicide.
Selma nuth kaufman % 0o8 W. bssth
street Hnnms HerseiG with stoeAlngp-

ANfeeN hlmmM4 bheEbraA NhN1 SN~3~@-8@
PSrTsbU IA. March Is.-with hcr silk
atockings knOtted together. one end
bound around her NECK and the other
fastened tn q Shower bath In her suite.
the lifelesa body Of Selma Ruth Kaufman.
aRad p. % aO7 West 18th serest. New
YORK., was found in the Hotel White.
Firth avenue. MckeerpOrt. yesterday
afternoon.
Her full identity and family connection
werO made known to-day.
The young woman after arranging the
Improvised rope stood On the edge of the
hathtnb, fastened one end % the joined
stockinRs % the shower and adjusting
the other In a moose slipped it over her
head and stepped from the edge of the
tub.
Ia her room was found the following
note pinned to . parasOl:
The aght l. too hard CtOod-by. and God
bless all Who have been kind My trunks
are at the Twenty-third street station.
New York city. ! entreat forgiveness a.
hope to Be forgiven and have another
chance.
The paper when removed from the
parasoI revealed another note. written
on the other side. IL read:
Please give this parasol 10 Miss p. " Bur
we'll, ?Ia Third street. Washington. ID, C..
for kindness received.
Misa Kaufman reachcd McKeeaport
yesterday morning and after making .
formal call on her brother. Aser kaufman.
a merchant. vent To the hotel and killed
hersalf.
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PARKHURSr TO WADSWORTH
Got an Answer. bot He Woa't Teu Con
wFewaelon what u was.


Get an Answer. hot He WSa't Tetl Cen
wregasIon what n was.
Or Charles II. Parkhurst In his sermon
Yesterday morning nc the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church said:
sIwro,ea letter the Last week 90 Speaker
wadsworth 81 the Assembly as follows:
srR. I am informed that the statement
has re-entiy been made by = man OF credit
bile authority that q member of the Aseemh'y
haa confessed to his acceptance Of brtbes
/ am taking the liberty to ask you whether
YOU do or do not consider this matter OF
sutficIent Importance 20 merit your con-
sideration and action.
4 got an answer said Dr.. PArkhurst
after a pause. but ] won't say what Il
was-
Returning 70 his thesne Dr.. Parkhurss
said: That is an example of the way in
which the Oh urch. through the individual
members thereof puts its pressure on
the l6wer House through its representa-
tive, the Speaker. In other words, Il is
hy some such means as that that the
church. with its sense Of righteousness
shall 20 about 20 stimulate the legislative
con science or any other phase Of public
conscience that is suspected of lying
dormant and inert.
The illustration just used simply ex-
empliiied what is ncurhbent upon each
nember Of the c hurch in relation 20 pub
lie welfare TO b. keen in scenting. quick
in overthking. distinct IN pointing ou'
and energetic In circumventing any in
iitI-uces. social. economic Or political.
that tend 10 make for mrighieousfsoss.
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orr DUTY, BUr on THE Jon.
Two rrnnssesrsd ZEN esmen msappeav On
fhe nrenn fos 70 ere Exslse Arrests.

Two rrnn.scrrea ZEN esmea nsappeav On
The Rreaz Sss n ere Exsase Asrcsts
Pstrolmen chariss cunninsham and
Thouas Keenan,. who we're tranaferred ey
inspsotor YloOd from the wsstchesfsr
polIcs station TO the lower EAaa slds.
made two Sxciss arrests In The Bronx
Yesterday while eeNY were on duty.
The hFst arrest waA made IN the saloon
Of Lohden 4 schults as OiS Third avenue.
oppoaite the Borough Hall. In the came
hssildinR a. the Coroner's ofics and wtthtn
onN biook Of the " eseehssseT ssetton
ho.sse, which u Inspector Flood's had
ouartsrm. The saloon n q rendezvous
for politicians of that part of tho town.
Ths man taken was Bartender Joseph
Aruaa og sSss Brick sgenne. The two
Dol,csmen. Who were In plain clothes,
turned the bartender over 20 tho amazed
can4 Dsnnis Brennan In the Wpstchester
hos,ss and went on their way.
About an hour later thsy returned with
Thounm y. Grove. who keeps bar for
p.triok J. Dwysr at Se5i Third avenue
onA who had served them With whiskey
and A beer. for which they, had paid lS
csnts.
After the men had made their second
.rro.t Can't Brennan sent his men from his
cation house - clean up shs al=tgict
Pntrolman John Murphy vas the OnAy Ono
Who had caught anybody at the last report.
He brought In George Lutz. barkeeper
for George EIchcnwaId at 1871 Washington
avenue
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cONNERSS BOAI Rms AWar
Dumps Three Nen overheard 7nd Wakes
PertlOUs Trip Z ngui,IrSi.

Ntlluln9 NuPee wen NyNetUoAfu NIh NtnNNN
PrrtlOUs "trip nSu,'ir'i.
PAIN BEACH. Fla. March - w. J.
Connsrs. chairman of ia. New York stat
Democratic committee. hri his mechanics
take his new 30 hors-' pOwrr motor boat
Courier out on Lake Worth for practice
spin this afternoon TO Try th" course
whore the races will H. hold 'his week
Making the tIrn INTO the hruIestretCh.
ths. l,oat he-lad ~ sud-. Ely trst both Of
:h., mechanics W r thrown nJo 'ho water.
A third pass ngrT VAS thrown - tlIe floor
of tho boat A. n ru was n" "u" ~ tn"
wheel he tricd T. r.ach IL but mother
swirl and H. too was In a. wa''r just a
few yards from the railr"- I hrIdg" Tia.
boat unRuidcd went through this sories
u piles and bridg' supports ~ full speed
win, r., no man could have hold u straight
enough 20 TO So. and only took OF little
uairt Then It h,aied straight for the
ocean
Suddenly il swervrd 20 the left and
after another half mile ran up onto the
shore, breaking several ribs and sInash-
ing In the bow.
The mechanics IN the water were picked
up by the ferry. One of them, Fred Arr.
from Buffalo. had deep sAsh IN hts head.
IL seems that the pin that holds thu
butterfly valve came cut and this opened
the full power OF the boat as they were
rounding tho turn Three tiDas the boat
vent round and round. sach time ths
mechanics having 70 dive 70 avoid the
mad rush. Arr was struck BY tho ruddsr
posi- while under water.
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FOR BETTER TEETH.
BesasA Man POunas DSAtAl In1lFmaSy %
- Wses % An Chalhrem.

eossoe. MarOh IA Thomas A. tor-
Syn' wealthy resident az tnis 0sy.
pans 70 glve o.Ooo!ooo Tor me oars %
tne tssth OF Boston school chtidrsn.
An psSpetual foundation ~ wnlch
every child IN the CITY from barth 70 me
aSS OF 10 years may receavs the moss
expert dsntal services free of charge
this Donation viii prove q boon 20 mott
s@hds OF school children who otherwise
would never have this care.
The money. with part Of which Win
he erected building oqutpped with every
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NJ. y. INGALLS, PLANS EONG TRIP.
Going 60 Tsar Europe. Then Travel
Areund the wsrsd.

CINcINNArI. March Ia Chairman NJ. =
Ingalls, OF the hoard Of directors of tho
Big Four railroad. who has bsen spend.
ing the winter in FlOrida, will return
early this week from Palm Beach 20 at
tend TO several matters before he and
his wife leave for Europe.
Mr.. Ingalls, has besn III all winter. hut
reports from Palm Beach say that he has
recovered entirely and that he intends
to remain in Cincinnati only a few days
before going to New York to sail for
England. He will then be absent from
his home for possibly two years. during
which time he will tour all Europe and
make a journey around the worl |.
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SUCCEEDS IN ENDING HER LIFE.
Woman WhS DVank Poison IN View TsFk
mhoaas HeESelf On Texas.

cuxcIxNAFT, March Is.-Mias Flcvs
schaefer. aged 81. daughter Of Eugene
schasfer. who tried 20 commit suicide
about fourteen months ago in New York
city. killed herself yesterday in san An
tOaio. Ter. whsrs she was visiting with
an aunt.
MIas schaeger was seen to go into n
park in the outskirts Of San Antonio
with a pistol In her hand. Relatives WIRE
notified and they hurried thero and found
her body ia a oIump Of bushes.
FOurtsen months ago she was Visiting
in New York and while there drank ara
Overdose of poison. Her parents we're
notified and the father went To New York
and brought her hom".
Illness from CONTINUED study In said tO
have weakened her miRd. Her father
and two brothers ar" inter- sted Ia ths
Rchasfsr Rubl,cT Company here aud aFs'
aults wealthy. This body will be brought
20 Cincinnati for burial.
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70 CHANGE ROosEvELT MEDAL.
Georgfa GOvernor's Name 60 Ne Erased
Since sease Refused 90 Pay.

Since aeaee REFUSED 20 Pay.
ATLANTA March LS.-When ex-Prosi-
dent Roosevelt r~turns TO the United
States he will probably bs askod 20 return
q medal which was presented 20 him at
the Jamestown exposition IN the name Of
the state Of Georgia
A matter Of fact although the medal
purports 20 have bssn pg~ssnted by
Ceorkia II was not. and that n Why lee
return will be asked.
". Norwood Mitchsll. the Georgia oom-
missioner AZ jamestown. ordered the me- 1sl.
but tho state refused 20 pay for it. along
With many other bills rsnderod by the
commi-@ionsr. The medal has already
besn presented TO AR. Roosevelt and
Nit tchsil and his friendis paid for n and the
othor bills Tsp,IdIated by the state. Msst-
ing These obligations practically ruined
Mitchell. and his frtsBds think II 10 an out .
rage that the medal zhOuld bsar tho name
Of Terrell. Who Wa then Governor when
tho state refused TO pay the bills. Mitchell
and hIs frisnda prOpoas to p'It the facts
bs,foro Mr. Roosevelt and ask him tO ryturn
tho medal ~ that the name ~ Gov. Tsrrsll.
Georgia. may he s.rB~sd and the names 1t
thOs., who paid for tho medal mny bs
insoribed. II will then be rsturned to Mr.
Roosevelt a. n tokrn Of esteem from the
Georgia gentlemen.
Mr. Mhchell lately fled q pstiti0n In
bankruptcy, being driven thoroto by
sacrihOsa ha made 10 moot Jamestown
hiIla which the STATE refused % pay.
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T.. e. TIFFANY GIVES BIG BATL.
IIIs $500. .GDspO psssne ToV ChausTesr VINO
ran Down aSRoy.

LOUIS c. Tiffany. director oT Tiffany q
Co. and the Tiffany studios. appeared in
the might court last night and offered his
residence at - hast seventy y ssOOnd
street which hs said was worth not lsss
than gmD. Oo. a. bail for his chauffeur.
william l.. COop~r VINO had run down a
I,0y. The oGsr was Rccep,ed by Magic
1Tate Harris.
Cooper was driving the Tiffany liInou-
sine cur north on Third avenue yesterday
at,srnOon Whsn IL hit Jam-s O'COnnell.
years old. who was playing In front
u hts home at 1880
Cooper stopped the machine. picked
up the hoy and rIished him to the Freshly
terrain Hospital. Tbs doctors say be
has only . severe scalp wound,
Taa ahaWaauB win b aawpiansd IN ths
VovEvSlls pallos ooust bo-dws
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WANT .FCLL ARBITRATION.
western Railrsaa Wen Demand That Al
Questions gf DlHerrace Ne SSllsunlttet.

CHICAGO. March "a Representatives
Of ?S.OOO locomotive 'firsmen and engine
men on fOFty-nins railroad systems in
the West demanded'to-day that all points
In controversy be submitted to arbitra-
ton oF that the Managers a-snnae the
responsibility.
The managers assert that 10 arbitrate
questions oT discipline would demoraliye
the service and establish a precedent
which they cannot afford to have estab-
lished.
Tha controversy involves practically all
the railroads west. northwest and south
west Of Chicago extending 90 the Pacific
coast, -Four small systsms are not repre-
sented. but In the event Ot a strike lt II
said thsir trAfio is dep.ndcnt on ths
operation Of the other systems. % that
should the firemen go out IL wouldcripplo
IL not tic up the sntire West.
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Death Was IN Hoase sf BAeut. Gel. Ames.
WIN whea. ashes aeassles lsasl Haa
rr.,,,,,. m...n.. - Mr.. .y.uns, N.
@""e Fre@ "e@As mn" "As ~"S ~~'
S...,., Cam, n,,,,,,a n rup Srrr
u.v,,, u...h =. Ti.,,, r1.-.no.M NJ
- -. -. -.
S~y W ""o ie"'" i"'~y ~
hiHseh with pistol In tue home ot iAeu''-
Col. Ames At Fort Mckinley Rt a dinner
party before A dance lAst evening. There
wsre nr...r, n. IN. tim. Mr.. JanD.y.
r.. O., -. -, -, -.
Lieut. 'ahney' u u SAio' '"it 'ne uihnsr
table. having become angry at some
thing. and left the house. He returned
in a short time and tired his pistol into
tho aIr o,,,.,d, Than h., roar,..rsd the
a .-,-,-,-
"s"k "' Ie'" u
n'mso"' standing near we uinh~r t@"'e'
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PARENTS VIOLENT PROTEST
Emert 20 Gee Turkish Daushter Frem
BuigaStan Husband Results IN Tragedy.
Special caSIs D.s1aes 70 TEE SC

Special cabis DssDafea 20 TEE srN.
SOFIA. March IS.-An attempt by
Turlish parents 20 recover their daughter.
who had married . Bulgarian ofncial
against their wishes. led 70 q serious riot
90 Rastchuk to-day. and fifteen pcrsons
ws~s killed and thirty injured.
The victims include Gen. DiEtrisa and
soma Of the leading residents Of the town
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Ten FsIey Gone 60 0sorssa.

EG-sherih Thomas y. Foley. Tammany
leader Of the second district, started for
Athens, Ga. on Saturday afternoon for
A months vacation. This u the first
opportunity that Mr.. Foley haa had 20
na{ away, a. ha has ban tied up With
ths WoFE of ths Shsrin's ofiios up " last
Wooh
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ONLY SOLID THROUgm TRAIN 70
coasi- poillsi oq4lneeaals ~ Aeaafl enf Ha-
Co. q. s.ss ssls sI'Slsa ss,us - IA ys1 a.
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DAMAGE NJ FANATICS BULLET.
Nts4 Moor. Doe ~ These shot in -Dev1sns
Ieua. Wun Lose stGha ~ ODe Eye.

TRHaE HAUTE. Ind. March -. a
oablegram was recsived to-day from the
United States Consul IN Jerusalem tO
any that Miss Agnes ParheT Moore. who
was rr~.ntly shot at In Jerusalem by an
Afghan fanatic. will Iose the sight Of Uts
Of her syes as a result Of the attack.
She nlsO Wns wOunded In an arm. but
that wound h not serious.
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.!sIs.:. &C" Sl%T! !TEsss sI'2 ""-'
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REPORT Of
CITY ATTIC RNEY.
Mayor ard Council,
of the City of Brunswick.
ReSpectIuIIy SuDMIIIVu,
j. A. Butts, M. D.,
CITY Physician and Health Officer

Honorable Mayor ard Council,
of the City of Brunswick,
Gentlemen: AS required by law, at
this presumably the meeting befots
the last of your body, beg to submit;
this annual report.
During the present year great
many questions have arisen, and !
have been called upon and have ren-
dered upon these various subjects
thirty seven opinions In writing 10
your body-to the mayor or some Of
| fetal of the city-besides large nun
Der of oral opinions. advising upon
lesser questions, as they arose FROM
day to day.
OF ordinances, resolutions. contracts
and leases, as we'll as proposed char
ter amendments and including the
Icontract for the paving of a portion @!
Newcastle street with vitri6ed brick
and exclusive of notices to various
property owners in respect to the pay
{ ing and curbing required of them,
r have drawn an aggregate of thhty
eight
i OF the suits pending for and as Ans
# the city when l entered into office
a those in favor of the mayor and coun
r. ell against the Southern Electric Raj
n way company. as principal. and IN
IS Aetna Indemnity company, and Will
J. lam Williams VS.. the City, T. New
sc man ct al. against the City, and Mis-
20 Lila Burroughs ct nj. against the Cit,
II had practically been disposed of, all
/ II only remained for formal orders
n. be taken dismissing them in the S
rt perior court. and when they had bee
~ disposed of l made written report (
e. the facts TO you. which is nov Of iie
~ There are now pending in Glynn 81
IL perior court for trial, the followii
y, cases:
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REPORT OF
CITY PHYSICIAN and HEACT r
OFFICER.
Brunswick. Ga, D.

Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 81, 1909.
honorable Mayor end Council,
Of the City of Brunswick.
gentlemen: have the honor to pre-
NJ herewith the annual report OF
me city physician and health ofiicer
sor the year ending December Slst'
1909.
II affords me pleasure to do so, not
oolv in compliance with the law and
Tor vour information, but for the tur
her reason that am able to present
report free from adverse statements
10th as to the health and sanitary con-
> son Of our city. Nothing inspires
~o.,tantment among people more
r,,n freedom from sickness of al
eiNds and when city of the popu
ION of Brunswick is able 10 ni'ln
,a such 2 record as this repor
.su,s. = deserves more than passih'
Ire for 1t shorld be recorded be
eco when nut ON record 1t not ohi
~eaect,, credit upon the corporate a al,
.hor,ties collectively and individually
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Five horses in very good condition.
Two horses in fair condition,
One thousand FIVE hundred feet of
old hose in bad condition,
One thousand feet in fair condition.
One thousand feet brand new,
-Four pIay-pip in fair condition,
Three nickel nozels in fair condi-
ton,
One new Eastman noZel,
Two fire extinguishers, UNDERWRITERS,
In good condition,
TWO fire extinguishers, Alert. in
good condition,
Six axes and two pitchforks in good
condition,
Four plug wrencaes and fifteen
spannerS, in good condition.
One Eureka hose expanier, in good
condition.
Six lanterns, in good condition,
One stove helter, in eo04 condition,
Ten iron bedsteads. in fair condi-
ton,
Ten mattresses, in good condition,
twenty IHfSe bidHhetFN'~ uoDs SlSelo'
20 pillowcases, pillows in fair con-
ditioa,
Seven horse blankets in fair con
dition.
Ten pairs rubber boots ii4 bad con-
dition,.
Department headquarters GbriclIJ in
very bad condition.
Respectfully submitted,
{. F. Taylor,
Chief Brunswick Fire Department
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REPORT or
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Brunswick, Ga, jan. 3, t9ao.
Honorable Mayor and Council
Brunswick esgl.
Gentlemen: / hereby beg 70 make
this NV report fer the wear 1921.
Total runs made. tf3; IS cs which
were false alarms
TotaFS value of property
endangered by fire ssh 400 10
Loss by fire ............. Zo,sfV'"o
Saved in value of property
| by the department 800. .$4S5. S"f q
Insurance carried on prop
erty at risk ....-....S lo6,Sfo.o'
THE item of value of property en-
dangered by fire includes the Il. S
Government Building. which carries
no insurance.
The following is the inventory o
the department;
One double hose wagon in fair con
dition,
One double hose wagon in bad con
dition,
Three sets of double harness in 500
I condition.
One double Soagraye hook and lad
der truck in good condition.
One La France steam engine in 500
demolition ed size),
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Turned over to City Treasurer SASS
Filling of Streets.
Have filed Prince street with solid
MATTER, a distance of Its feet in
length. go feet in width and ) IL
feet in depth; Stonewall street a dis
lance of $50 feet in length, 90 feet in
width and about 8 feet in depth.
Sanitary Condition of City.
I beg TO submit that the present
sanitary condition of the city is, in
my Judgment, good, and better than
it has been for some time; and there
are scarcely any complaints from any
quarter of the city. 1 believe this is
also considered to be so by the Health
| Officer.
In closing, beg to thank the coun
Gil, and members of the Sanitary
| Committee for their kind considera-
| ton, and also for the courteous treat
ment | have received from them dur
ing the year now closing.
Respectfully submitted.
| John c. Green.
Sanitary Superintendent.
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Total Expense Cemeteries,
Parks and Squares ..... $2,997.S7
Respectfully submitted,
U. B. High,
City Engr. & Dir. Pub. Wks.
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ADAMS & Ally HAVE A FRESH
SHIPMENT OF IRISH POTATOES.
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S15,175.99

City property on land in this De-
-tment: I table, desk and chair,
ans. J hedsteads, . mattresses, 8
Alows, G sheets, 8 pillow slips, old
hankets, "a good blankets, 10 towels,
/ wash bowl. cartridge belts, boxes
nens, stove, z stove utensils, din
rar pans, / dishpan, II spoons, | soup
Idle, l wash pot, wash tub, | wash
& ard I wash pan, "a hammocks. |
1. unk, l bicycle, s heaters, provisions
IN hand (value of $4,000, II pump
guns, IL old summer uniforms, - new
winter uniforms, 10 old belts. | new
aelt. 10 old helmets, , new helmets
2 new caps, 2 old caps, y clubs, /:
Kew badges, old badges, pal
thumb cuffs.
Respectfully submitted,
A. L. Owens,
Marshal and Chief of Police.