davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma
Said to Have Defied United
States Marshals.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS GUARD
STATEH0USE AT GUTHRIE
Despite Opposition, All Records
Likely to Be Removed to
Oklahoma City.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla. June ID
Deputy United States Marshal Chris Mad =
sen OF Guthrie tonight served a citation
on Governor Haskell. summouing him TO
appear In tho federal court Friday TO
show cause why he should attempt 20
remove the state capital to Oklahoma
City.
Last night Deputy United States Mar
shall Heck Thomas was repulscd by the
governor whens he attempted to serve pa
pers on him. The governor had received
a paper from the hands of Sheriff Ma
honey of Logan county
"This is not Mahoney," said Thomas.
This is the governor of oklahoma.
would have you know said HaskelI
The subpoena was taken away un-
served after the governor rad turned
his back on the officer.
a more sensational version of the in
cident is given by Deputy Thomas:
Thomas says that Governor Haskell
when Informed by Deputy Marshal ia
cobson that he had papers from the fed
eral court for him. replied:
II don't care who you arc; ! am the
governor of Oklahoma. Get out OF here
or I will kick you down stairs"
They, were then in the second story OF
a hotel where Governor Haskell has his
Oklahoma City headquarters. Jacobson
walked down the stairs.
Quarters for all state officers and
boards have been, secured IN Oklahoma
City and they will be occupied as soon
as the records. books and fixtures oi
the offices In Guthrie cnn be moved there
Governor Haskell and his attorneys arc
confident that neither the state nor fed
cral Injunction Will hold. In the mean
time. temporary blanks, books and sta
tloncry are being used.
The action OF Guthrie ouicers IN
searching Labor Commissioner Charles
Daughtery created no little censure
among the state officers and the mayor
of Guthrie has been called upon Tor an
alopogy Adjutant General Canton ol
the Oklahoma National guard conferred
with Governor Haskell today He de-
clared that If any records are needed. u
was a matter OF word Tor the guaru t'
get them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
LOSES THIRTEEN MEMBERS

MONTREAL, June l4.-An all night
search of the ruins of the Herald build
ing, which was destroyed I. by fire yes
terday, brought to light but ono addi'
tional victim. making in all three re-
covered up 10 10 o'clock today.
The bodies recovered are those of
Frank Consitt. n compositor Of Perth
Ont; Laura Amesse. forowomen Of the
bindery, Montreal, and an unidentified
man,
Relays Of police and firemcn are dig
ging at the ruins and il will be at least
tbirty-six hours more before the base
meut, which is believed TO contain the
bodies of twenty-six additional victims
is reached,
Reports from the hospitals indicate
that the twenty-five injured are doing
well
The Typographical union reports the
loss OF thirteen members by death, They
are:
u. Miller. president OF the local union.
A. Jansen, Il. Harris, q. Morrison. j.
Wade. J. Sauricr, j. Jones. j, Lippe. w.
Murphy. g. BorscmuDs. Il. Littlcjohns.
Frank ConSitt, =. Quntcll-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
TWO HUNDRED DEAD
IN GREAT FLOOD
Appalling Loss of Life Follows
Heavy Rains in Valley
of River Abr.

COLOGNE, Germany, Juno lit Is
estimated that 200 persons lost their lives
in the flood that swept the valley OF the
River Abr In the Eifcl region.
Eighty-seven bodies had been recov-
cred today. These We're found along the
river banks,
A report received here yesterday says
that fifty lives were lost al the village OF
Soult when Il bridge crowded with per-
sons watching the turbulent waters was
carried away.
Throughout the Abr valley only one
bridge is left standing,
The floods were caused by a heavy rain
that had continued for several days, caus-
Ing the River Abr to break its banks.
Sunday night there was n cloudburst and
the water cholIcd the valley, drowning
every living creature in their path and
causing immense rSlnetary damage.
Two barracks In which Italian and
Croatian loborcrs were housed were
swept away and their occupants who
were In their beds were drowned. The
railway was washed out and several vii
lagos were destroyed
Lightning which accompanied the rains
did much damage. Yesterday the flood
subsidod. There Is much distress among
the surviving peasants of the valley, rs
most OF them have lost their possessions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
OFFICERS STAND GUARD AT
GUTHRIE STATE OFFICERS

GUTHRIE. okla, June 14.-TwelNe
deputy sheriffs have been sworn In ana
placed about the statehouse To guard
against the removal of the state records
10 Oklahoma City, where Gov. IaSkeli
has established headquarters.
Charles Daueherty state labor COM
missioner, when leaving for Oklahoma
City today. was stopped by an officer
and the contents of his sun case eNAlh-
ined before he was permitted TO proceed.
Despite these steps taken by the fac
ton opposed to removal, Leo Meyer; as
sistant secretary OF state, announced TO-
day that all state books and records
would be moved to oklahoma city upon
completion OF vaults for their reception
The hearing on Governor Haskell De
murrer to the order of the county district
court. restraining the state OFFICERS from from
removing the capital TO Oklahoma CITY,
was set for this morning; but. owing TO
the delay In the arrival of Attorney Cen
eral West it was postponed 10 afternoon.
Tive possibility of armed resistance 10
The removal OF the state records is ridi-
CUlcd here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
HOPELESS LOVE ENDS
IN ARTISTS SUICIDE
Cannot Marry Girl of His
Heart and Calmly Kills
Himself.

NEW YORK. June H.-Lcon Guypon,
well known as an illustrator, shot him
self here today and was found dead on
the floor of his studio. ii. c. Merrill, a
close friend. explaining the tragedy to-
night. said that Guypon had been en-
gagged to Miss Agnes Foster, daughter OF
a Boston banker, but had broken the
engagement because OF i'll health.
Before killing himself the young artist
sent TO his former flancee in Boston II
check for $72l2. "all the pennies ] had
saved" as ne expressed 1t in a letter to
his friend Merrill.
In his letter to Merrill he wrote: 81
don't want TO poison her bright, happy
life. yet ] cannot live without her. So
there is but one honorable path open To
me and 7 shall calmly step into II because
my conscience is clear"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
STAB WITH HATPlN MAY
HAVE FATAL RESULTS

GLOBE. Ariz.. June 14.-Whilc attempt
ing to arrest a woman charged with dis
turbinE the peace yesterday. Deputy
Marshal q. W. Morris received injuries
which caused him such pain that he
went TO a physician for an examination
today.
This revealed the fact that he had been
stabbed with n hatpin. which pcnetratcd
the abdomen and inflicted a wound which
may cause death, The woman fought
fcrcely when Morris served warrant
upon her She beat him on the head
with n bottle but he did not notice when
she plunged the hatpin into his body,
To-Day the physicians found that the
steel had been broken off and that u
large portion of II imbcddod deeply I'm the
wound had already set up symptoms OF
blood poisoning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
CAPTAIN O'C0NN0R FOUND
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER

TOMBSTONE. Ariz,, June 1i.-Captaiu
stephen O'Connor, U. S. A, retired, was
acquitted tonight OF the murder OF Or
A. S. Russell. The jury was out i've
davs This is the longest siege any jury
has ever undergone In Arizona.
Captain OConuor. who Is 90 years o,
age, was accused of having killed Russell
- disnuta over mining claims. Major
O'Connor- son of the captain, who OBJ
tanned a transfer To Fort Huachuca. SO
as TO bc near his father. conducted thg
defense, The trial was costly one, anI
when n beramc evident that there would
be deadlock. attorneys for both sides
insisted that an agreement be reached
When the jury made It's latest report
today the court remarked that it must
decide oven ii the jury had TO remain
locked up ten days more. The verdict
OF acuuittal followed at O'Clock tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Sporting News.
EVANS SENTENCED TO
SERVE EIGHTEEN MONTHS
Special to The Tribune.

NEW ORLEANS. La, June tf,-With-
In twcnty-tour hours after his arrival
here, Gerald w, Evans. alias o. c. Bal
Icy, who with a whisky advertising
scheme dcfrauded thousands OF south
erners out OF $4,000, was sentenced To
eighteen months in the federal pcnlten-
tiary at Atlanta. Ga.
Evans was arrested in Salt Lake City
week ago and brought back. arriving
Monday. He was arraigned Monday
evening and Monday night an Indictment
was returned aaglnst him. When he
came before Judge Foster today he plead
cd guilty and asked for immediate SEN
tenco. He leaves for Atlanta tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
ACROBAT HANGS BY TEETH
NEARLY HOUR OVER FALLS

NIAGARA FALLS. n. v. June ID
During the first international exposition
here today an unidentified man lcaprd
into the river before the eyes 3l thou-
sands and was swept over the brink OF
Luna falls.
oscar Williams. II stcepleiack. tried n
trip across the gorge on wire hohSuhe
by his teeth. His apparatus became
iam,ncd on the wire when he WAS about
half way over and he hung five
minutes. 10 feet above the river untll
urerncn slid II rope and pulley out TO
him. by which he descended 10 The
A,,IJ nj the Mist below.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
FURTHER PROSECUTIONS
AGAINST SUGAR TRUST

NEW YORK, Juno 1h-Olivcr Splitter.
former superintendent Of the WILLIAMS
burg docks OF the American Sugar X ,
nni6g rnmpnnv, convicted OF completely
I'm The sugar frauds, but recently pnC4orrd
bv President TAFT. was II witness before
the federal grand jury today, This srNe
rise To reports that the S''ellmNn, M"S
manning "A new line of prosecution 10 Ic-
cover more than 81 100000 alleged To have
bccn paid tho company as dru"onc':
money on raw sugar refined here and eN-
ported. .
IL is said figures produced ut ihe ieiH.
trinl Indicated the sugar company claimed
drawback money on exported t"Ilncu
sugar greatly in excess OF inc puahtilg
refining process II was admitted tbal
there was n loss OF raw material.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
ATERNAL INSURANCE
IT'D BE REGULATED BY LAW

NV YORK, june IA confer
June 10 in New York 10 put the
|mng touches upon a proposed uni
p bill for regulation of over eight
|ons OF fratcrnal insurance through
the United States has been called
ne fraternal committee OF the Ma
~ AssociatiOn Of Insurance Com
*loners. representative Of the
pnal fraternal congress and the as
eted fraterIsitics OF America will
resent and the outcome of the con
nee will have crucial bearing upon
future solvency of over half the
Prnal insurance societies in the
ffd States.
'fidentally emergency importance
attach to the provision in the bill
yFcvent the transfers and Juggling
Pscts such us recently disclosed i'll
Anairs Of some Of the smaller and
lresponsible societies both in the
and the west.
faetlcally none Of the states has
,onpeTvision of fratcrpal insurance
''ngh the societies have outstanding
pnIlscs TO pay 10 widows and or.
VI "pg W DlIlOUSs L NC w
nnlty fof fakes and fraud in tho
y name. Of fraternal societies vii
moved by the rcgulative measure
-p IS in way of completion. Also
opportunity for such juggling OF
as is alleged against the Fra
lribunes Of Rock Island, H., a:
attempted in the case of the Pco
81 MUTUAL Life of Syracuse, n. Y.
LIZ has been accomplished in {
PEI OF Instances with large prof
5omc hazard to the promoters. TIL,
{, 'scu measure requires that societie,
q headquarters outside of STATE
u comply with state requirement.
~ refused a license, AS Il safe
81 TItbIn the states specific safe
Incorporated in the tentativ,
fo ot the bill at conference hell
2'cago during May, has been mad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
CADET T0RREY OF UTAH
TO WE'D IN WASHINGTON

WEST POINT. y. y. June 14-Therc
arc at least two mature romanceS in the
1880 graduating class at West Point
Immediately after graduating tomorrow,
Cadet Robert w, Barr, appointed from
the Sixth Missouri district. Will be united
In marriage with Miss Emma Glasgow,
also OF Missouri. The ceremony Will be
performed in the new cadet chapel They
viii spend their honeymoon in the east:
After graduating Dnd upon his arrival
in Washington. u. c., Cadet ID, II. Tor
rey OF Utah. will marry Miss Buckley,
dnlIrhlnr of nn army OlllCcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Observation-Disclosures
BRYAN MAY ENTER RACE
FOR SENATORIAL, HONOR

: LINCOLN, Neb.. juno IA CON
/. ccrtcd movement looking To the on
. try of William j. Bryan I'm the Ne
: brasla senatorial race was begun
!. today when Democratic leaders OF
!. the state prepared for the circula-
: tion OF petitions I'm every county
|. asking MIR Bryan to enter the CON
: test.
; TWO forms of petitions have been
: framed one intended for Democratic
: voters and one for signatures OF
: members of all political parties.
/. These petitions were sent broadcast
= that returns may be made by the
!. time Mr.. Bryan arrives from Europe
80, .,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Vatican Issues Statement.

piled TO the protest OF the Prussian gov
ernmcnt against the encycical issued by
the pope on the occasion OF the terccn-
tennial of the canopization of ST. Charles
Borromeo. The reply disavows any in
tcntion of offending German Professionals
and says the cnayclical is withdrawn so
fnr as Germany is cOnCe rncd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Insurgents Hope Rises.

SAN JUAN DEL SUR Nicaragua June
1i-Rumors that the United States was
about To intervene and save the rcvolu-
tiouary causes are beginning To bear fruit
In the western department OF Nicaragua.
Sporadic uprslngs have occurred in the
dcpn rtmentS OF Granada and Rivas. To
check these the government has dis
patched 900 men by land and 100 by sea
10 the department OF Rivas The gov
crnmcnt forces have c-oCcuplcd Cape
GraCios Dios. the northern extremity on
the eastern coast,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
WEALTHY DOCTOR BUYS
LICENSES FOR STRAY DOGS

= PHOENIX, June 14.-Dr. O. l..
+ Mahoncy. pioneer of Arizona has
!. undertaken TO provide collars and
+ license tags for every canine i'm
+ pounded by Phoenix dog catchcrs
= He paid into tho city treasury today
T. $1,000 for nifty tags, and purchased as
+ many collars, which were adjusted
: to the dog CaLchcr's hrst days
1, roundup.
!. The dog cntcher is still busy lui-
!. pounding strays and it is estimated
+ by CHIEF OF Police John Moore that
+ the physicians love of dogs Will
: cost him $4,000 before the dogs of
= Phoenix are provided with life pre-
y servers.
= DR.. Mahoney is wealthy and de-
IL clares he can spend his money In no
= other way that Will afford him the
!. pleasure he derives from defending
!. lucklcss CANNES,
:.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
MISS WINfFRED DYER IS
SMITH COLLEGE GRADUATE
Special to The Tribune.

10 7
BOSTON, Mass, June 1i.-Among the
young women who graduated from fash
iouablc Smith college today was Miss
Winlfred Henderson Dyer OF Salt Lake
City. Miss Dyer receives her degree upon
tho completion OF one course. The ma
ture of this WAS not announced.
Today'S exercises marked tho thirty
second commencement AT the college and
was easily the most notable In It's his
tory. The retiring president, l.. Clark
Scclyc, who founded the institution. pre-
sided in the new auditorium whcre the
exercises were held. Rev Hugh Black
OF the Union Theological seminary New
York, delivered the commencement ora
uon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
FRANCIS B. CRITCHL0W
HON0RED AT PRINCETON
Special TO The Tribune.

PRINCETON. n. j.. June li.-In the
honors and prizes today at old Nassau.
at The 1j3Id annual commencement of
Princeton held in AlcXandcrs hall. the
student that Jared best WAS jesse Herr
mann Of New Jersey There were eighteen
graduates and among them was Francis
T.. CrItchlow OF Snlt Lake, who received
highest honors In the department. OF
mathematics and physics. The west was
consplCnous Tor It's small representation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
To Meet Roosevelt.

ST. LOUIS. June ti,--Ncarly 100 mem
bcrs OF the Roosevelt Rough Riders as
ISOLATION, under command OF Bon III.
Colbert OF Tishomingo. Okla. LETT here
tonight for New York. They will take
part In the parade for former President
Roosevelt. In the party is Fred Herrlg
Of Montana guide 10 the former preSi-
dent on his hunting trips several years
"a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Two Burned to Death.

rSiNS, n. j.. juno l4.-Clarcnce
enu a.. MS son Bernard were burned TO
:" lire whiclI destroyed their
ey operated by the Buck Manu-
's company at Coudersport, Pa,
'vs.orday afternoon. Yhc elder
%as Inc inventor OF a so-callcd
powder, which was manufac-
~ secret DrooeSa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Injured IN Collision,

CLEVELAND. o., June li.-Thirtoen
persons were injured, one seriously. when
Erie passenger train No. II. westbound.
collided with il switch engine here today.
Miss Pauline Wanamakcr, Portland, o.,
the only person badly injured. WAS on
her way TO Cleveland TO undergo an op-
GRAFTON for tuberculosis OF the spine. She
was cncased In a pnlstcr cast. which was
broken and her spine was severely
| had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
To investigate Plumbing Trust.

WASHINGTON, Juno ll.-Whal is
commonly dcsienated the plumbing trust
is under Investigation by the department
OF Justice. The so-callcd combination has
various ramincations and one feature of
Il has been popularly called the hard
ware" or tho "bathtub" truS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Three Dividends Declared.

PITTSBURG. Pa. June 1i.-The board
OF directors OF the Westinghouse Airbrase
company today declared "a regular quar-
lerly dividend or p per cent, an extra
dividend OF j. per cent and Il special
dividend Of = per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
President Goes to Ohio.

WASHINGTON. June lj.--Prcsjdent
Taft left here at midnight over the Bal
timorc & Ohio road Tor Marietta. O..
where he will attend the seventy NTH an
nivcrsary of the Marietta college tomor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Floods in virginia.

RICHMOND. Va, June Ii.-E'loods are
threatening much property damage in
Virginia. The James and the Appomat-
to?S rivers are rising steadily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Forest Fires il Can ada.

SIG, Man. June 14.-Rangcrs
iam In ordered out tc fight a serious
,inn,s nns IN the timber FOR radius Of
naes ns north and west of Fort Will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15
Inaea to 1odGy's Tribune
Departments.
Domestic.

II DOlneSClCs y
= Capital fight in Oklahoma grows ;,
a. WalnlCT ..ss,s...a i u
: Browne bribery trial In fun swing. ] :.
Z Senator Hepburn denounces Pin :.
i chot policy observation-disclosures. 1 :.
: Railroad bin finally agreed upon, l :.
!. Foreign. :.
Z Como murder stu remains mys- :.
y lSIE - .
= Local. i
+ How they do il in Utah county. ID :,
= GImlet charged with contempt. II :.
+ Veterans honor the old flag. Ia :,
!. Fourth Of July celebration dis :.
il cuSSeu . II ..
+ More pedaSogues salaries ad :!
/ Fanced Observation-Disclosures. Id :,
+ :.
!. Sporting News. :!
!. Johnson boxes to please big 2.
! crowd .:'...... ;'.-.-.o-....-.-I :.
I Papkc whips Goodale u..,.. ...o.,1 10 X
7 JeffreS takes light exercise ..,..10 >.
: Glidden tour begins ..............10 =.
= ;,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

YOU will never question the
effectiveness Of advertising
when you advertise in the
right way in the right paper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-15

! SALE
ling
yert
II Tkb
| |uuthE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-26
BEGIN ANNEXATION
PROCEEDINGS anew
City Of Newport News Will
Bring Suit In Warwick
County Court March %.

Official notice will be sven today 10
the supcrvisSTs AM commonwealth 5
attorneys OF Warwick and Elizabeth
City counties that the city OF Newport
News will begin anew its annexation
proceedings against the counties IN
the Circuit Court Of Warg'ck corniy
en- March - at 10 a. N The NOTICE
j. signed By both Mayor Jones and
City Attorney J. a Msssie.
Whrn the srit Is filed Judse TyitT
win enter the formal cdr setting
forth that he l. not competent 10 Try
the case and calling uPCn GovcrnoT
Mann TO designate trial judge =
Is expected that ;ae governor viii
rane Judge William y. Thornton. ~
Prince william ccanty. who was aD-
pointed for the trial ~ Governor
Swanson and =ho recently threw The
proceedings cut Of court on the
ground that the city had not prop riy
served notice % the proceedings on
the counties.
In an PROBABILITY the trial n 'he
case ~fll not be taken aP sntii nc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-26
LOCAL SCHOOL BOND BILL
Is FAVORABLY REPORTED
Representative Stearnes Notifies May
or Jones That Measure Is No"
Before House.

Representative l.. p. Stearnes yes
terday notified Mayor Marquis Jones
that the bill authorizing the city OF
Newport News TO issue bonds Tor the
erection OF new school buildings has
been favcrably reported by the COM
mlttee On counties, cities and towns
and Is now on the calendar OF the
house. The measure is known as
house bill No. 500 and Mr.. Stearnes
is the patron.
The bill was drawn by City Attor-
ney j. A. Massie by direction OF the
city council and WIS a substitute FOR
the Sale bill. which gave the schooi
boards of cities the right 10 go over
the heads OF the city councils ana
apply to the courts for an election on
a bond issue for new schools.
Mr.. lStearnes IS unable to say when
the measure will be taken up. but
as it is a LEGAL measure and will not
be opposed. there is little doubt Ou'
that it will be passt before the leg
islatr-e ediourns about the middle OF
next month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-26

After some further as
cussson. Chairman Via, City ATTORNEY
Massie and City Engineer Pearse
were named committee to invesu'
gate the claims OF Mr.. Davis and "
repoIt back to the committee al q
special meeting to be held either next
week or The week following
The bill Of the Chesapeake d ohio
Railway Company for rerairing tne
city bridges over ;he railway yard'
which has been hanging fire before
the council several months. was APP
proved by the committee and sent 10
the finance committee for final ap-
proval.
Prior 10 the meeting OF the hlgh-
WAYS and sewers committee. the COM
mittee on almshouse and poor held a
brief session. auditing number oil
bills and tIansacting other routine
business. The health committee
which was also scheduled TO meet
last night failed OF quorum.