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MORE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED
chicago Legislative Graft Grand jury
Hears stories Of Assemblymen.

CHICAGO May l3-Thres Peoria As
semblymen were prominent At the Grim
inal Court building to-day in the legisla-
tive bribery investigation. senator John
Daley who made a vehement speech
against a bipartisan alliance the day
I,orimer was elected senator. spent an
hour in conference with States Attorney
Wayman. and Representative Charles
y Black, Republican. and Representative
Thomas n. Gormaa. Democrat, were
called before the special Grand Jury
20 be questioned on the circumstance
under which they came 10 vote for LOrimer
for senator
Representative Henry l.. Wheelan Of
Rock Island was reported too IN in Chi
cAgO 10 attend the session. Whselaus
financial status before and after the Forty
sixth General Assembly has been the sub
ieci Oi research on the part at the jurors
all week. Hts illness il reported 10 be
the result II the nervous strain under
which h. labOred during his ordeal IN the
jury rOofnz.
thomas Cox. a stone cutter. OF Rock
Island. who collapsed before ths Grand
Jury on Wednesday when he was being
Cross-luestioned concerning his business
dealings and Acquaintance with Wheelan.
appeared hefore the jurors this afternoon.
Activity on the part Of Assistant States
Attorney Thomas Marshall head 81 tho
indictment department. tonight led 10
rumors that more true bills are tO he
voted Tomorrow or saturday, although
Naymsu maintained silence on this point.
~ al the witnesses whO have appeared
before the special Grand Jury 90 date
Representative German proved ore Of
ths most laxative.
When asked who tOok him ~ Iyorimer's
rnom IN the "a NichOias Hotel ~ Spring
field Black testified IL was Representa-
tive IAicts I Butts. alAo ~ Peoria Butts
i Republican and during the deadlock
worked night and day against Senator
HonlSin-
SPRtNGFtELD. m. May 70 State At
torney Edmund Burke tonight decided
on drastic action "a compel Witness pre-
viouSlv subppnaed by the Grand Jury
here b. testify in the legislative bribery
Investigation. THIS action followed
B,rke's visit 10. day 20 - Louis and q
syibsequepi sric n the home % STATE Rep
reseutasive Michael lsnk a. Mitchell. IN.
who IN the Chicago Investigation got i'm
muuity llink before the Sangamon
County Grand Jury last Tuesday. refused
% testify a. o. alleged bribery concerning
tho election ~ l.Orimer and the alleged
distribution Of the SPECIALIZED Jackpot.
even after Burke assured him immunity
irnm prosecution
Ltnk through hs attorney declared [
- 7tiii refused To give his testimony. on I
The ground that the immunity offered by I
this county was NOT broad enough /
Circuit Attorrey Seener: q jones' 81
~ LOUIS IN conference to-day az ~ ,
Louis with States Attorney Burke said .
tfat the payment OF an alleged hrihe /
in 81 LOUIS the agreement having been |
made in prirgdsl1. m. constituted no /
crime under MissOuris statutes and that |
Re had no intention of prosecuting.
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TTPHOON DROWNS FIFTY.
Passenger steamer Wrecked and Japa-
Rrse Drptro,ers Driven A.lssrr.

SPECIAL CIhs D~spo'Shso TVS sUN
ToSIu. Nav IA typhoon in the kobe
district on Nav 10 wrecked a steamship
bound irosn Osaka for Nagoya. aud fifty
people we're drOEpcd
Two torpedo boat destroyers we're
driven ashore in bad positions.
Many small vessels we're lost with those
on hoard ~ them. Tremendous damage
was done ashore.
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clerk Of the bureau og construction anS
repairs az the navy yard. who was tn
toastmastsr. had his hands full WAsn h
tried to start the spsechmaking going
He got 10 his feet just at the moment
when the walters were passing arounC
the cigars. But after ten minutes.or n
the cigars reached al the LILO and mos
Of the men quieted down. Mr.. O'Grady
said that the navy yard men were looking
for another ship 70 begin work on. They
had done with one stage Of the FlOrida
and they would be perfectly willing "a
have another bag ship 20 work at
Mr.. OOrady had a list % speakers
which took him until long after midnight
20 dispose Of. Besides Mr.. sherman and
Gov. A. ". 0ilchrist OF Florida there
were Beekman Winthrop, Assistant Sec
rotary Of tho Navy, who took Mr. Meyer
place; Comptroller William A. Prender-
CAST, Naval Constructor Baxter. Capt
Mythe N. Parks. Rear Admiral Eugene
u. &. LeutEe. COngrassmen Fitzgerald
Calder and GOldfOglc and Charles b.
Law.
Mr. sherman. who was the first speaker.
said that he came a. Mr. Taft's substitute
The name Of the President caught the
ears Of the crowd and they let u have a
What's the matter with Taft?' and a
Hes all right with cheers aided on .
When Mr.. sherman had done with compli-
menting the audience he reverted TO Mr.
Taft.
We have seen and heard a good deal
81 criticism % our President, aid he.
who 10 not the President of q party or
o. State but of the American people.
His great heart beats IN unison with the
hearts q all American citizens. Hts
face hroadens In q smile at every word
which speaks Of their prosperity.
IL ls easy 20 critiCise. but it n not 30
easy % dare and 20 do. This man, our
President. does dare and do. He has
the ability 20 perform the duties Of this
the greatest ONCE in the world
Mr.. sherman said that he thought the
Florida would help TO keep the world
peaceful. He Haid that when the time
whether by war or arbitration. the United
states would prove itself the greatest
nation under the sun. He said Il With
sucA vehemonce and with ~ much thun-
derous pounding on the table thar he
smashed two or three glasses. Somebody
vi out q shout. -HOoray' Give EN- he'll!
But Mr.. sherman speedily slipped OF into
telling what a great nation 81 producers
and consumers We are and the other ma.
tons 81 the world were lee alone save a.
examples ~ what We are not
Mr. Winthrop told the men that II ID
the purpose Of the Navy Department al
present 10 provide for smother great dry
dOck at the Brooklyn navy yard after
No. I. the big docs that u bsing bailt
now. h finished he said that in that
time most of the work IT the navy. con-
struction and repair. NUud b. done
here. and that's the Way u should be. he
said
Gov. Gilchrist spoke Of what Florida
was and what Il Il and % what a great
state it's going 10 be.
A. the table, nearest the speakers were
Darwin r. james. Jr. Rear Admiral
Hutch ]. Cone. Capt. Burns 7. Walhng.
Capt Walter {. COwles, Commander Albert
I. hey snd Assistant Naval Constructors
William q. Groesbeck. W r. Druley
George E. Westervelt. y. ;. Land and
J. l.. AckersOn.
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Suits for Boys & Youths
at 1880 to $500

AGES "a TO 90 SIZES 20 TO Js-FIFTH FLOOR
In every metropolitan gathering Of youths
YOU will find a representation OF our suits
Il could not well be otherwise The younger
generation are just as advanced in their
IDEAS Of dress, just as tasteful in their
choosing as are their elders We we're not
first to discover this fact but we have been
foremost in developing its possibilities. To-
day you will find here more models. more
individuality Of style. greater varieties Of
materials and colorinss than can be found
in any other shop providing for the apparel
needs of the discriminating youth
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Nur.r. In a sunrass I.ranu.

Fifteen names were secured for charter
membership for the organization 81 a
trained nurses branch of the Political
Equality Association. Of which Mr. q n
p Belmont IA president. az a nesting
held last evening az t0s West Hfty-seyenth
street Another meeting will he held
next Thursday evening az jO5 Fifth avenue ,
when the organization will he perfected
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nrluh, snn n prasrnl rnnr,.

The suit Of the Wright Company gainsi
the Curtias-Herring Company Of Ham.
mondsport. \. Y. was argued yesterday
morning IN the Circuit Court Of ADpeaIs
before Judges Lmoombe. Coxe and Moves
Az the original hearing before JUDGE
Hazel ~ the United Stntes District Court
IN Buffalo q preliminary Injunction Was
granted enlolning thesdefendnnts from
selling, manufacturing or exhibiting aero
planes Which VreEg alleged 30 30 inrftnRe-
menta on the. Wright patent.
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REIL BLOOD ~ PIRIS DUEL.
The C0mbaiRntS were Italians, However.
ami Ne enc wiz Dle.

TT7fIIT IITI7 U9I0UT7 p 10 Wy.
PAKIs, MAY Y. NJ. Gungland. a pub
fisher. and Sgnor Carletti. an Italian
fencer fought a duel this morning in a
fashionable riding school Of Paris.
The conditions OF the duel were 10 severe
that Dr. Doyen. the famous surgeon. was
engaged 70 attend the affair. The duel
ended after a few minutes. when the
Italian fenoer received a long but not
dangerous wound In the right arm.
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Lett Babies and Matches TsEs,hrr

Mrs. John Ametz Of ,. Stagg stree,
Williamsburg. went cat last evening
leaving her two-year son m a crib and
her three weeks old girl baby on a pillow
on a table. he hoy got hold Of sOme
matches and was - badly burned that
he died Just a. his mother came home
and found neighbors IN the tenement
carrying him out Of her rooms he
other child was not hurt.
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Res soSoGsa Mayer Accused.

Recorder Frederick Hensel Of West
Hoboken has been cited 10 appear before
the Town Coynci on Wednesday May -.
fnr trialOp q charge u refusing 10 enter
= driver who WIS sant 10 West New York
Alb tNO tons - cOal valued st SO ~
and failed to return Heusel said YES
tsrday that he wouldn't issue the ~arrant
be-ai's- the crime q .FnbeZylemeui had
occurred outside his jurisdiction
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RIrthday Candies Cause Patnl Burnlnr

Helen Curlsy. 10 years old. % 7ss
Bergen street. Brook lyn. was cutting a
birthday cake yesterday afternoon in
honor % her brother William 's~.iKhteenth
birthday The Wind blew her hight dress
into the flames Of the candles and u caught
fire. She was taken IN the swedish
Hospital. where she died last evening.
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WOMAN ~ WtRSHIP THEFT.
Mistress II = IlFa fiIlaR OmreV Helped Ia
steal The Caplaln's safe.

NnffidI T1bIf Dffn1'T1 p W. STN
IOUicN, NAV ~ The theft of the safe
from the Brazilian cruiser benjamin
Constant while shs vas in dry dOck here
IL assuming an amusing turn
The latest arrest in the case II that
Of the mistress Of brazilian naval officer
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WhlrIsd A.on ~ BsIr ana Cru,hcd.

Benjamin Thor Of 100 Suffolk street.
foreman in the Excelsior Pearl works
az Ia Grand street va caught In a holt
he Was trying 10 adjust on a dywheel
yesterday morning and carried up 10 the
ceiling A hoy PRED the belt loose and
Thor dropped 10 the floor. He was taken
to ~. GreROry's Hospital. Many homes
are broken and his death is expected.
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TorPedO RsaI Destroyer saevretI
IsuBehed.

QUNCT, Mass. May l2.-The fast tor
pedo boat destroyer Stsrrett. named for
Commodore Andrew Stsrrett. was SUCCESS
fully launched hersto-day. Miss Dorothy
\. Gi1tnRs % Baltimore. a descendant %
the Old naval Officer, christened the craft
~ Il slid down the ways.
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FAST LINERS FOR CiNADl.
Expect 20 Make shorter Voyages FPOni
Emope man New NSrk steamships.
sp'eiaI c1sl' D'ipa,ca % TaE sUs.

0N'IIII IHIII UTITITTH y M 0TN-
LoNDoS. May l2.-Ths Allan Line has
invited bids for the construction II two
turbine steamships in excess Of 5000
tons each. Tho vessels arr intended Tor
the Liverpool n canada service.
II expected that the speed of the boats
will enahls them 10 reach Canadian ports
In less time than tho fastest ships now
take from Liverpool 10 New York.
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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE 90.
The Famsas Crlmean war nurse Celes
brates Her RiFthsiay.
Spsrai Cab,s Dsspoich % THB SUN.


Spsr.ai Cabis Dsspoich % THB sen.
LONDON. May l2-Florence Nightingale.
the famous nurse Of Crimean War iamsAnd
author of a number Of books on nursing
and the army. celebrated her ninstieth
birthday to-day.
King George sent a congTatulatory
message 10 Miss Nightingale. Her
friends had not told Der Of King Edwards
death fearing the shock such intelli-
Ernce would give her. King Georges
message was therefore read aloud 10 her
A. coming from 'the King
She was horn on Nav y. 1890
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Tn. seafarsr nt lhs Assr...

.spsriai C1bls Ds1Baica % rHu sUN.
pONrA DELGADA. Azores. May y. The
American yacht Ssaiarer has arrived here
lrnFn nnafnn
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lIaysE o none % Dne Pesrr.

Snegtli Crbia Dflplfrh 70 TaH srN.
RoNE. May i2.-Mayor Nathan will
give q dinner In honor Of Commander
RoarY on Saturday.
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Spesiai Cable DsiBaicA - THE sUs
PARIs. May y William Homans. son
Of the late n g. HON 'ns, European mana
ger 81 the New YorE Life Insurance. Com
pany' died to-day.
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TsurI.ls &c roIsmbs ARNsII.

Spsoiai Cans Dsspaioh 70 the suN
COLOMBO. May i2.COllyer's tourist
party are having here for Egypt. An
the members are we'll
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srsriai rahis DetpoicA 10 THH SIS.
IoNr1N, Nav 2.-Maris. daughter 81
q. u. seldom Of Erie. Ia. viii be married
in America in June 10 Capt n. x. ".
Brucs. son Of the late Gen. Sir Henry
Bruce.
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WaVE orr SOUTH ITIER.
Many PisHlng Beats swept Away AIsng
the Coast ~ CataRla.

~reftd Cake nffpaidh 10 THH SRI
CATANiA. May IA tidal wave has
swept away a 'number Of fishing boats
here
The extent Of the disaster is unknown.
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DIED


RIVES-At the family residence. 4li
Sixth East street. December %, Joseph
H. Rivcs. aged 81 wears. The body is Mt
O'Donncli & Co.'S parlors. Notice of lu-
neral will be given later.
STORBART-At i56 South State street,
December 25, 1910 OF old age. Eliza :
beth Stobbart. wife OF Joseph Stobbart,
In her seNenty-ninth year She was a
native of Scotland. Funeral services
wednesday at IL "a. IN. AT the Eighth ward
meeting house, Friends arc invited To
attend. anG the caskct will he opened OH
day OF funeral at the Family residence
from to lO:@a n. IN. lntcrmcnr In City
cemetery, Undertaken Joseph William
Taylor viii have charge OF the funeral
SUNDSTROM-At 143l East Second
South street, December -. 1910. OF old
age, Josephine Sundstrom. in her seventy
seventh year. She was q native OF
sweden, and mother Of II. III. Sundstrom.
trneral services Tuesday AT u IN. al
the Guner9l chapel OF Joseph William
Taylor. II South West Temple street.
FRIENDS arc invited 10 attend.
TALBOT-At 2SS West First South street.
December %, 1910. OF Bright disease.
Joseph B. Talbot, in his forty third year.
= native Of Canada. The body Is at
The funeral Darlors OF Joseph William
TAYLOR. - South West Temple street. No
tice Of funeral later.
ALLEN-ln this city, December %. Cath
arine, beloved wife of James II, Allen.
ased ~ years. Body at ODonncil &
Cos parlors. Notice Of funeral later,
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highest and best bidder for cash. at the
office OF said district In the town of Green
| River, Emery county. Utah. at the hour
J of two O'Clock n m. on Monday, January
| Ii. 1911. S20l. 100000 worth OF bonds OF
said district. Said bonds will be sold in
two lots, namely. one lot OF 100000 and
the other OF Sl25 100000 and bids are in
vitcd accordingly.
The bids for said bonds will be received
up 10 and including the hour OF two
o'clock y. IN, of the day of sale. namely,
Monday January l6. 1911
Said bonds will bear interest not 10 cX-
ceed six per cent per annum, payable
semi annually according To law, and Iyll
he issued in denominations or $4,000
each.
Bids for the s76 900. 90 lot OF bonds must
the sum of $500. 90. and bids for the S125. :
00a.00 lot OF said bonds must he accom-
panied by certified check OF the sum OF
$1,000 90. The check or checks. OF un-
successful bidders will be returned TO
such bidders. The check, or checks, Of
successful bidders will be re eturned after
the completion OF the sale OF said bonds
or deducted from the whole amount bid
therefor, as the bidder may elect. The
I'll bids Any bids for the sum OF less
than nnety-nve (95) per cent of the face
value Of said bonds will not he considered
BY order of the board OF directors of
the Green River Irrigation District. OF
date December L. 1910. Dated at Green
River. Utah. this 18th day OF Decembev
4. l.. 1910.
THE GREEN RIVER IRRIGATION DIS
TElCT.
u n. Briscoe. President.
, (Seal) j. +. Insels, Secretary.
Noono
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereb' given by the city
cou.-cil of tsait Lake City of the inten-
lion vf such council to max. the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to-wlt
Constructing cement sidewalks five (5)
feet wide and four t4) inches thick on
and M streets, except 1e5 feet running
east from K street on the south side
OF said Ninth avenue. in sidewalk dis
portion OF the cost and expense thereof.
estimated at one thousand two hundred
twenty-six and 50-100 ($l226.50) dollars.
or one and lo-1oo (sl1Ol dollars per
erty, there being Ills feet abutting said
Improvement. by local assessment upon
the lots Or pieces OF ground within the
district to be affected and benefited by
said improvement, namely:
All OF the south side OF lots 1 and Q.
and e. Grand view Vie se sas OF blocks
139 ell or the north side OF lot 4, block
u.s. all Of the north side OF lots 1 and
lS. Grand View subdivision. block ia,
plat 3D." Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement is
estimated at one thousand five hundred
tS15cO.oo) dollars, OF which sum the
three and 5s-1oO (s273.5sl dollars. leaving
one thousand two hundred twenty six
and 5o-l0O (s12o6.5o) dollars to be raised
by local assessment.
rying out OF such intention must be
presented in writing. stating therein lot
apd block, or description OF property. to
the city recorder on or before the 25th
day Of December. 1910. being the time
set by said council when II VIII hear and
consider such protests and objections as
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Dated. October 81. 1910.
3. g. RIVES. city Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. 153. z755
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF INCoR,
PORATORS.
To Incorporate the Most WorshipfuI
Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
MaSonS of Utah

Notice Is hereby given 10 the Most
Morshipful Grand Master. the Right
Worshlpful Deputy Grand Master, the
Right Worshipful Senior and Junior
Grand Wardens. members Of and each
of the other members of, the Most Wor-
shipful Grand Lodge OF Free and Accept
cd Masons OF Utah as designated by the
Constitution of said Grand Lodge that.
meeting Of said members OF said Most
Worshipful Grand Lodge OF Tree and
Accepted. Masons OF Utah win be held at
the usual place of meeting OF said Grand
Lodge. in the Auditorium In the Masonic
Temple at the. corner of First South and
Second East streets In the city of Salt
Lake. Utah. or Tuesday. the nth day
Of January. a. y, 1911, at the hour OF 8
o'clock In the afternoon OF said day. for
the purpose Of Incorporating said Grand
lodge of Masons OF Utah. at present an
unincorporated associa ton. Pursuant to
the provisions OF Title IA. Chapter l.
Sections 342 to $50. both inclusive, OF
Compiled Laws OF Utah 1903. as cor
poratlon not for pecuniary profit
This notice is given pursuant to q
resolution OF said Grand Lodge adopted
at its last annual communIcat ton on
January 10. A. ID. 1911.
CHARLES STETSON VARIAN
ABBOT RODNEY HAYWOOD.
PARLEY LYCUEGUS WILLIAMS
Dated December 20. 1910. x232a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Offica OF the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. z, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 1880 o'clock p, m De-
cember goth 1910. for the work OF con-
structins pipe sewers in Sewer Exten-
sion No. $50. IN Lambert and Corliss
courts north from Seventh South. be-
tween Main and West Temple streets.
according TO plans on file in the City
Engineers office,
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans. profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office of the
Board of Public Works or the City En-
ginEer.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board of Public Works
H. G. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
x1nno
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ASSESSMENT NO. Z

The Return Mining company. princ: pal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that ut n meet =
ing of the board OF directors or the Rc :
turn Mining company held or December
l3. 1910. an assessment OF mills was
levied and assessed on the capital stock
or said corporal ton. PAYABLE a the office
Of tho COMPANY. 6sl East Second South.
Salt Lake city. Utah, Ia Chas. ChrIstcn-
sen. secretary. on or before January 90,
1911.
ANY stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the said January
90, 1911. Will he delinquent and adver-
tised for sale al public auction. and an
less payment is made before. will be sold
or February 10 1911. at . o'clock y. m.
of said day 10 pay the said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expense OF sale.
CHAS. CURISTENSEN
Secretarr-
6si East Second South se2o,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. Z, 1910.
this office until 1880 o'clock p. m. Fri
day. December goth. 1910. for the work
of constructing pipe sewer In Sewer Ex-
tension No. 2S6 In Strong's court. norti,
from Fourth South, between Eighth and
Ninth East streets, according TO plans
on file in the City Engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders, together with
plans. profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond may be obtained
upon application at the office Of the
Board of Public Works or the City En-
gireer.
This right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
By order OF the Board OF Public Works,
II. G. MCMILLAN, Chairman.
x100h