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SAN DIEGO HAS 39,576.
Omitted Press Leased Wire

, WASHINGTON. Oct. S.
; The population of San Diego,
B Cal, Is 1856, according to the
, censu bureau today.
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. ANNA HELD'S MORAL CODE

Work hard-for others.
Don't be cross-be sunny.
Be patient and cheerful.
Save money.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
6.OOO TOtT TiTLORS OTIT.
$4,000 Expected to ne on strike before
Ind Of the werk.

Six thousand coat tailor- Guit work
Yesterday. N addition 1" 5000 who went
un s'rik" last wcek IN RESPONSE 20 red
letter call -ant out by tho executive
committee. of the Brotherhoud " Tailors.
under who's. auspices tn" -triA" wa
"a led Many norc are "NUeCted To- grnt
to-day. and according 20 Henry WaNman
chairman & ~. district council 4 IN.
Unit.d Garment Workers of America
with which th'. Bro'hcrhpod OF TaiIors j.
affiliated, ij.VsI altogether will 10 on
stnk" in'Gr"lt"r N"w NorK befpr, the
end II tho week
In the rel i"ttar call tho non-un,on
workers, who always puIt with the union
workers IN such strikes, ar" requested
80 remain at work until they are called
olIt Nv the various shop committees IT
the union and then 80 strike The de-
rnand- are for = iifty -thrr,. hour working
week and minimum wage -al. Of SIS
"A week for Operators 81 for hast"rz
81 for hnIshers and SIS and up for
pr,.--ars
The IN rer- ~ 'he Te-t makers union
reported Yesterday that it, 'vp mem
h..rS who struck a w.--.k ago for advances
IN wages ranging from 10 10 IS Ter cent .
had gained their demands and that IN"
strike was cnd,-i II was stated hat
the strike WAS h. most Gases for former
wages and conditions, which had b.'Cnrne
WOr-a during fh" -lJrk SEASON. about
,sD women Yer" 11c, tel by ~" StrIk"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
=. '. w UORE'> I>E or as.
~ ReNeSIs That some CIiiIrnS Don't
PatronIyr n Municipal Plant

tU,Tu,'i y ! August Tho case
rf ~'', hon = NVctruor" - Pt-sAir az
.r.." vLa fer d .gig 'lT" wa i"Triy 81
= 49," 4-.. - -h~ ~ the PUth, service
I,- COMPANY iui riS now agaIr had q
restored 90 riT. reveals an odd bargain
'nH' wac -f-Irk su;u" tune ago u.-' W,...r
'r" borough and ~" gas company II
Irg..a-- hat ~" fIlnoGiS" 10 serve gas
- cons Ir."r- Iu 'he borough was granted
tu ~" corporation on con dItIOn that n
Do" sold only for cooking and heating
yv-np-"S and not for lighting. the objeo
r.Iug 20 protect ~" municipal lightIu z
plant iu - MONOPOLY Of that field
Lawyers lay that IN" tar gain was
illegal and that II any 81 the residents
or The gas company s"- ~ 20 fgh, u
the lItlgant - sur" Ia win Mn 'hmors
wa deprived OF ms gas becAUss the
company discovered that ne had pip~d
an addition 20 hIs house The local agent
was asked To move the meter for him
na; when he visited the place and found
out what MuChmore had done b." took
~" meter away.
II u laid that numerous other rp~i-
deUtE haN" been using company Gas
Tor lighting and n"glsCting 20 patronIzs
uunICI pal home Industries and there II
sur" To be trouble now that IN" Afalp
has been stirred mp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
FOR 1tR ROW DYISM. 81 TifH.
" iIlIam.burE Magistrate Announces NrSt
offence VIM Mean imprisonment.

Car rowdIes who faced Magistrate
HigCinbotham IN the Bedford avenue
pole" court. Williamsburg. were severely
rrprimanded yesterday and fined for
heInS dlsorderly on cars returning from
Queens picnic grounds The prisoners
w"r. Robert Gregory. % years old. Of
sG3 Walling street and william Roster.
90 year. old. VINO lives A. lIg Ryerson
street They w"r" charged with raising
"A disturbance on "A Nosfrind avenue Jar
and throwing the Passengers into a panic
" hen William Rogers Of sal South Third
street demonstrated with IN. men he was
told To- 20 to a warm plac" When the car
reached l"" av"uu" and Middleton street
Rogers hailed Policeman O'Connell Of
ia. tlyfner street station Gregory and
Roster Jumped ~ ~" car wn"n they Sstw
th,. policeman and started 10 run away
DI Opn"ll CAV" chase aud with tn" aid
81 two passengers captured them Magi--
trats HIggInboth fin'.'i Gregory and
n ester o. each and told them that II
they are arraiRned again h-'for" him hs
Will send them To IN" Island for sIN months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
,r CLOrHES SNOW
~ omen " ~ Find what Near when They
EiN or Motor.

Hundreds Of nav modes and novelties
from EuroToan and American costume
designer will he shown AZ tn" clothes
show which Opens for on" week AZ Madi-
son Square Garden on "Wednesday. The
promoters Of the International Wearing
Apparel. style and Fabric show. as Il "
oftiClally ter med have had their agents
securing the shops of designers on both
sides Of the water and the finds they have
brought to the Garden ara expected Ia
interest both sexes. for the exhibits Of
mems apparel are fully as complete as
iho@.. for women Everything that goes
e. cover and adorn the human body will
q shown The leading mIlliners. cloth
ing manu- facturers and garment makers
If all kinds who have taken spac" will
dcmonstrat. their wares on faVorite living
models
Original exhibits will he booths devoted
~ aviation. hawking, motoring. shoot.
ing. bathing and athletic costumes The
new aviation costumes for wo men ale
varied and elaborate one in particular
can b- worn a. a special garment for fivinR
but by few changes readily made changes
into a walking skirt. For motorists
there are suits with knee pockets SO that
III. driver AZ the wheel can have tho
sam. knee freedom as man. chan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
tfTER - ans
some IOrgotirn Proprri, Of Pursrr
Timothy NInn o. Located

NASHINGToS. AVg q Timothy Vim.
- purs"r ~ IN" intel States Navy. diei
ln 1886 ~ M,-hiu Rtou and thirteen wears
after hi~ death - sruR fortune which
IA" left MAS thought TO haze been satIs-
faC'ori.V distributed
The officials of a local fre insura" ~
company h".r which Wa u corpnraie 81
N IN" enrly - have been carving on
their books ."l shares of stock the owl er
ship Of which w. ~ doubt
several months ago Frederick A Fen
ninr ~. companys attorney and
member Of lts board Of directors. deter
mined 10 settle th" rightful owner=hIy VI
III" rs shares OF stock which had been
pought about eighty wears ago by Timot nv
adrnlyI>trators appointed and they To-
Gated fourteen parsons a. heirs 81 the
lat" Ginothy Nnn. to divide among
whom Their" - $2uDO Justice Barnard
Of tn" supreme Court Of tn. District
Of Columbia has approved IN" report Of
II TIA" S2"wI worth Of stock will now ha
mad" TIL" heirs live IN Washington.
BaltImor" and h KANSAS 'Itv
MIuu was a -lav" holder and IA his will
winch ~ nl.-i a. an exhibit there was
on" claus. referring TO hts two oldest
slaves a. follows
They ~" u- hog 'u 80 so,I nor So re"
ON HuH account Vhg'"N"r haN" too
w.,t regard tor 'h"m POO So thorn fr,., 10
provide for aII ,Iprur' ih"m-~N"- u.
t".r r.d aE". after having bad their faith
nd ~.r.t'" tor ''.' r,''r"r part % their lives
Ih"r nIs' b" comfortably and vol pro-
.IHi fpr ami andy treated aud sup
ta"'''i amt 70, -" 'N-rt INDULGENCE COM
girIb." Nrr tI".r sfuallon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
,Gu>Sr ,0RNELL uORIiL,
ObJ~rtion To Honor to Graduate Called
Not Distinguished.

IrH,c.. y Y. Aug ! Petitions hay"
been sent - Pres dent Schurman 81 Cor
n.li asking him not Ia ALLOW "A memorial
to Charles II sheldon. a rraiuat" ~ ~"
university "a i'sHI. 10 D." rtit IN ID" campus.
\ seat. q -"TI-c.rCUlnr aHaIr - Vermont
marble q feet IN diameter. - h''ing pat
up JIIst south Il Goodwin smith Hall
d conspiCupus place" the quadrangle.
II Is a memorial by harI"S n. sheldon.
an Auburn huaucicr. 60 hIs son. who died
IN lp3. luIuV Sheldon WINS popular
socially hut h" won no special scholastic
huUuTS and was me- er dI~tIn guIsh"d ~
any -II'ciaI '"id. II - -aId III" opI"sI-
tom o. 20" memorial hich comes from
Iu'mb'T- u th. faculty. and alumni ~ On
ia" ground thai u ~ UNJUST to have such
a cpr~1ucUoI- men oral On IN" campus
to a student not even distinguished m
scholarship 81 n"n no other alumnus.
however. distinguished and none Of tn"
great scholars connected with Cornell
h'S beou thus hDnOrsd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
PRESIDENT mr., rms,
Here for Ia, AFTER visit Ia Tan Went
eco 10 Nest Point.

The President - Chile and h,s marty
ret1n'Si last night from Beverly. wh"T"
they went = visit President Taft They
got into Grand Central station from BOs-
'un at O'clock and went - the Plaza
President Mont wls quit" tIr,Si af' ~ his
trap and diu-,l atone with Mr. Mont
IN the privat" dining room II then suite
III" rest NJ IA" PARTY. accompanied 10y
N" RECEIPT luu COMMITTEES. appointed bV
President lan din-d IN the public res
tiUraut and aft'rwari went nut for ~
walk
President VI NJ j. nut we'll as was
announced uu hr~ arrival "a this country
l. was stated m hi~ behalf lat night that
although - fnr he had been rather too
busy ~ d"rIN" any dirs,t benefit from
his trip. he - lrds, had sufN-rei M IN
convenience frnm Il and was ~ well 10
when b" left ri~ own country
The Pr'siu,r' and hi- par'v went 20
Boost IN ami Beverly IA FRIDAY IN Boston
they stppp.Si al 'hs Hotel Iuuraln-
Nhtr' rooms hIt bean engaged tuI them
bV Ihird Assistant Secretary Of state
Chandler Hale. who - looking after their
entertainment ia behalf - the Iuit,h
thargr a AfEIrrs AZ MarhIngt rn. Alberto
fuachan. Prp-i"u MoEti la-' night
oppressed himself ~ delegated with The
care that had been gwen him and his
party and Snid that his STAY m Boston
and Ms vts't T. H.. President had been
delightful
The original plan had been ~ return
- New York saturday night IN late
train. hut the President was -pmew hat
ia'lgusd aft". his trip t. B"-"ily ard
u was deCldet - remain ~ Boston over
SATURDAY night The marty. ~ accordance
with the new plan. dId not leave 1, -'ou
gn'll y"sf"ri1y afternoon az ~ o'lrrk
Another chang" that had been mad.
IN tho plans iuT IA" entertainment Il
the h l''cu Pre- id"nt j. IN. abariou m"rt
of the trip - West POINT Th~ was t.
have b-en mad" tp-,iav Nr iuaCham
Announced i-at night that ia" 'rip had
been cancelled and that ~" -p'-'liic plans
had been mad" fpr tp-ity The wuin"u
of the party Fre-Idcut Nuu'ts Wif"
a nd his sister law. and perhaps IL"
President himself may do = IN. shopping
TODAY. hut asIi. FROM thus the iay viii
b' spent ~ r"-ti'.s al the hotel and pH--
-Ihly 10 a lrNN -ignt-"sIug The party
will sal ~ originally planned on "a" kai-''r
Wilhelm { morrow morning
A. tn. T"Ju"-r Il President MONT
the TnaTtg"ru"f uf the Plaza pTuyli ,si
IN" b.-,i- "a hi- -JIt" with plllpws -'uf,-i
with hnrs.!. ar .Ins,. 81 { the ieatS~rv
kind m" President -.,d 10 wasn't
sC,ust rT,-i . sleeping on feathers and
that they lut"rter'si With ms r--t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
JyDGrS ,RRIIE on THE CELTIC.
The Recorder of Cork Accompanies the
thirf baron OF ESchrauer sf ireland

on III" Celtic Yesterday arrived sir
William NIlock. 'hi"i IuStic" nj the
ENCh"lu"r 81 IN" High Court Of Justice
Of ontario N" Right Hon Christopher
Palias. Lord thia' baron ~ ENch" Iusr
IN ireland. who will return to ireland nv
the Oceanic. sailing on Wednesday
having TAKEN tha sea trip for his health,
the Hon. Judg' Bourks, Recorder of Cork
who Accompanies the Baron. Nr and Mrs
John : I'..ms. Douglas Fairbanks. tn"
actor. who " 10 APPEAR her" NEXT Octofar
IN new play 10y Thomas Buchanan
called The cub, C,"prg" " stevens
pres d"nt II the Ch,sa peak" and Ohio
Railroad: " J B..-l'r vIc''-Pr"- Id"nt and
general manager Of tn" Central Railroad
of New Jersey. II Pnr,Ivai Dodge. 'orrn.r
American Minister 60 Morocco. who has
ls.'n made chi.f 81 III" bureau II Latin
American Affairs AZ Washington: Com
missioner I II Howard 81 IA" salvation
4 rrny and y - Chandler
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
TRi TO mr. ~ CLOik STRIkE.
NanS shops Expect Ia open To-day
win New Hands.

An attempt - ~ B, ,Adr today -
hreak the sr-iH" 81 me rloaxnakcr,
and new men hav" t""n hrr"d 20 man
some factories 'p - c'r'Arn "Ntont The
nanlfact Ir''r,. twas ~t.g. So not eNI-.Dt
20 g"' al ~" yi1ttwas"r- they need
IA day. bu' WILL keep IN OTTER ur'Il
they secure enough s'r.S" breakers or
until IA. str.." .'S"I' breaks
III" sp.-r.al policemen 90 guard tho 81 nix"
breakers ar" tn l'.' r'.ppii'.d ~ a i-'.'tIv.
bureau that established head quarters
for the purpose yesterday AZ - West
Nineteenth street. wn"-" there were
crowds AL day \ ~Ily arrnAn. general
manager u the bureau said
We have already on hand Ion special
policemen 20 protest the strike breakers
We have arranged with tho cloa1 manu-
facturers tO protect the places wher"
cloak manufacturing - going on 10y
blocks. and when NECESSARY W. viii have
the coo peTAt4u' o. the Poll. . Department
kArh Of our special policeman will have
billy and Will d" Cautioned not 70 Use
~ Unless u - Necessary to do - IN defence
81 a worker The. has" n-"n instr lc'..i
20 b" courteous =" all rut Ia n" tlr'n ia
-t-'lng thai -" Workar- az" protected
Tie reason for dIvIi ng me cl'y INTO
blocks - h"Caus' u NAV 10" necessary
FOR N" -p.'iaI men ~ any on" hlO"k 20
com" 10 the assistance ~ our men m
another block. aud they IAN therefore b.
"a touch IN case ~ emergency
fr"m N" PREPARATIONS ~ 81" Yesterday
~ looked ~ n many disturbances were
feared Dnr-. the factories W-ra rsopsn"d
with -rriH" br"AS"rs Their" yer" neV"r
AZ any time h-fura 20 90 persons m on"
trad" on strIN'. IN the city. and ~" IA
tories Ar" distributed over a Md" terri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08

tcleer exhibit will show all the sxtrem
modes IN tins latest ~ STYLES. There has
been a slaughter among tho lords OF the
poultry wards to furnish the dazzling
plumag" used on hats and bodies. One
costume for Vienna goes TO the extreme
of chanticleer hustle that il ~ loud an =
fanfare of trurnpets.
An emergency waterproof cloak will
10 shown made Of patent authorized silk
60 slight IN texture that Il CAM be rolled
up and carried IN handbag. Dresses
hearing national coats Of arms emilia
loned on the skirts IN brilliant colorines
will form one ~ the most pleasing exhib-
It's Another booth will show a revival
~ the sumptuous Restoration modes in
royal ma gnifcence The Use Of monAstic
dress IN women = costumes IA one of the
newest modes in Trouville and Ostend.
and many examples Of this richly sober
dress scheme have been secured for the
clothes show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
DR. wv. SHEPP,RD Iv.JTRrD.
We'll known SrtrrIna rian's Horse Fright.
cned by an auto.

DR.. William Sheppa RI the veterina ~
surgeon who lives Al Past Thirteenth
street and Neck road Sh""T~head Raw
was injured IN n runaway accideut ~
Con"v Island last might. lie was driving
light buggy through Nrptun" avenue
about O'Clock When ~ West Fifteenth
street and Neptu nr a. cniIc las horse Wa
frightened nv an automobile. Dr Sh.p-
pard was thrown from th" rig. but he ns.ld
on to the r.In- and ~as dragged along
tn. ground for JDD feet before he let 60
An Ambulance" WAS Call'-d from the
Conev Island Hospital. hut Dr Sheppard
r"itI-'Si 10 hav" the surgeon treat hum
lie SAID that h. had received only q few
bruises and would so home m another
carriage The horse WAS caught at .N"p-
iun" sV"uu" and West TWantv-iirst street
hv William Wright. Who hy"~ At that
corner.
Dr Sheppard il one II ia" best known
veterinarians ~ III" country Hn has
h'--u engaged AZ NaTiDu- tunes 20 treat
many famous rAcchorSes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
was that their hearts wer-n

explanation was hat their hearts weren {
IN n
bit " must he said for the girl batherS
that those who uScd tue beach yesterday
wore the skirt part that ~ attached Ia tn.
lower edge oi the upper half of the suit
ohtSid" n" waist string ~ far 80 could
u" se"n.'not one girl went IN for the one
piN" bathing s'It 80 popular with the
men and to which most serious objection
~ r'is''d bv the puli,~' And a. a general
ru',, ia" tops ~ the stOCkinKs were brought
well up above the knee. So far as could
IT, Ss.u
capt CALVIN probably will hesitate
lrior" u" orders his men Ia arrest any ~
VI" girls, even when th. offence - par
I'uarlN Nagrlnt, owing To- hIS fears that
b" einhai raSsment they would feel when
told OF IA" nature III their uticn,,s might
bring ON attacks 81 hystcria But regard
less at IN" dif"+'nC" of opinion regarding
pa lama lavs"tS tn. captain has decided
,'n"" and for all TIN" 'hdI SHIRTS must h,'
Kept IN 'h"'r ,,ld',' and ll- Intends Ia
that tn" ruling ~ oleN,.d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
nor DJP TOR IRIS OWN SiEE.
SaIoon keeper shot sud Gut Int None oT
IIIs Nancy Taken.

Harry Plu-i"r. vino has "A saloon NJ
- Oliver str'-'t. was counting nus cash
y"st"rday morning early when "a sIi"
door winch h.. Thought lOck~d or"nrd
aud Two strangers walked ~
Hand over that money sad on"
l.,y.iliny a revolver n Plu-t"r
Tn" saloon k'ep-r started to duck
i.,hind ~. har tout hullr, caught MIN
~ the. l"ft wrist The SECOND man drew
a razor and cuI htm ou ~" -atn" wrist.
Then 10th u"r ran uut and disappeared
PiusteT finished counting his money.
neur Hospital 10 nav" hi- wounds dressed
later he vnn' to IN" fldTidg~ street
station and told Lieut.. Collins about Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
The " rather

Aug There w'rs more showers Yesterday
IN the central state. from tns ohio Valley we>'
to The Rocky Nogntaias. covering soOi par
Of the s-orn snd a,hsa' ."C'ior,. shower, also irt
In the cur ~tA'~s "Is"Wu"rc the weather va,
generally fair ~ va. 'oort IN the middle ~
Iantir and sew IugIauf ~tAfrs and IN the 81,
trfr's around me 10" or lake, and also IN 10" -
trrfn~ North,r,'. and farmer 10 all the state,
h~tVsru the NllsghInle, ara the lto"as Noun
airs but m" change, we've not yr-J Tarksd
In mi, rity The day ~. fair 90 parity cloudy.
ailaa fresh to brisk rorfh V"si average humidity,
&C. ~ ,rnt barometer. corrected 10 read 10 sea
level 49, NJ. ~ = " .Ss
no, t~rnp~raturr s.st"ris} a, r., or1cd bv the
or ,.aI thcrmom~t.r. j. shOsB IN The annexed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08
second aRd TbIrd FLOOR Fire In IVES,
Forty NTH street.

The second and ihiri noors al a four
story brnwnstonr house ~ - West Forty
9Th street w-r" destroyed by hr. last
night 7 he Ianitor of ~" building zaW
SMOKE coming from the windows Of tn.
second floor and notified Policeman smith
of the Fast Flny-firut street station The
fire was eEtInguished IN a half hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-08

SANDWICH. Mass. Aug. Rear Adj
miral Seaton Schroeder. his Lieutensnts
and Captains Of the eight warships that
took part IN the dedication OF the Pilgrim
Monument at Province,own on Friday.
came here to-day a. the guests OF Capt
Jacob " Miller. vice-president 81 ths
Cape cod Canal Company. In inspect tbs
proposed n.w maritim. highway across
Cape Cod They inspected the waterway
with view Of determining its practioA-
blity for use 10y the navy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

On Sundays and holidays the AZ
minute time will be the order.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22
July IA. 1910.

July IA, 1910.
Mayor, clerk and full board of
aldermen present.
Clerk reported receipt of 1924 from
marshall on dock subscriptions and
S. show license.
The council retained f. E. Bowers
to prepare the four special assess
ment tax duplicates.
Mr.. Powers as chairman of the
special committee appointed to con-
fer with the county commissioners
in regard to the repairing of Front
street stated that the commissioners
agreed to furnish all stone needed,
the steam roller, and 5000 in cash if
carba via was used and the village
would put up all the other necessary
expenses. No action was taken on
the report of the committee at this
meeting.
The sidewalk committee was in
structed to make all necessary re-
pairs to intersections and draft resol-
utions where necessary asking prop
erty owners to build suitable walks
of stone and concrete.
The clerk was ordered to notify
Mr.. Tryon to clean the street lamps
at once.
1t was moved and carried that the
judiciary committee draft a resolu-
ton declaring the franchise of the
Eagle Junction branch of the Maumee
Valley line forfeited.
The following claims were allowed:
]. ]. Anon, hardware. ....$ 30
]. ]. Anon, trip to Cleveland,
| Board of Health ........... 10. so
Joe Shiple, moving weeds. 100
Ira Finch, cleaning fountain. rs
VIM. Skinner, labor .......... 750
Ed. Witzler, wiring park ..... 1898
F. L. Mahr, paper for Way
property ....... .......... LA
A. G. Williams, fire chief, Mum
ger fire II. 33
Suburban Light e Power Co.. .21S. "a
F. E. Bowers, Attorney Jerold
case ......... .......... 80. 90
Ed. Beverstock, Jerold case. :. so. so
G. Casey, photographs for evil
dence ......... ......... loo
Thos. Lally, papering Way
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
June 90. 1910.

June %, 1910.
Council met in regular session.
Present, Mayor, Clerk and Council
men, Degner, Dibling, Hollenbeck,
Powers, Stickles and Williams.
The Clerk was ordered to obtain
the figures for the real and personal
valuation of the corporation from the
auditor to be used in making the
tax levy for 1911.
The street committee reported the
necessity of making immediate re-
pairs to the bridge on Second and
Mulberry streets and stated they had
received a bid of Sis for a concret
top, from Jas. Shuts. The committee
was authorized to have a concrete
top constructed.
The sidewalk committee was in
structed to make a report of all
sidewalks and intersections in need
of repairs and report to the council
at the next meeting SO that steps
might be taken for their rebuilding.
The cemetery committee was in
structed to ascertain how much and
at what price land could be purchas-
ed of the Hayes heirs to be used for
cemetery purposes.
The committee on buildings and
grounds We're ordered to make the
necessary Improvements on Monu-
ment Park and employ Wm Skinner
to care for park.
The marshal was instructed to
notify the Jail tenant to replace the
handle of the pump at the Jail and
leave same there for the use of the
public.
Council then adjourned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22

more than in our small towns where
speed limits are enforced.
There are no trolley cars in the
business districts; instead, they en-
ploy motor busses-great numbering
double-deckers which go in droves
and people-women as well as men
Jump on and off them while in mo-
ton. The fare is cheap, from one
penny to "Tuppence" for long ride.
A climb up the aerial stairway in
the rear of one of these wagons to a
seat On the top affords an excellent
view of the streets.
can not attempt to tell you Of the
many strange and interesting things
l have seen in the past ten days-can
only say it is we'll worth the price
of admission.
Be GOOD and you'll be HAPPY.
Yours,
FRANK A. BALDWIN.