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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Mmerifaniihe 8apiere I'M
Nuslaub.

Seit Der i'm Sabre 1907 eiHsstreis1
rsn iSlauheit i'm amerltanllden III
t:euyMarft baben unisrs Grob 81
ndnaiers fit bsmiibt. bic amerltanIz
ihen giienba9ns uno Snouitrispapisrs
inn auslano untersubringen. 0as
bdtte iton bebsutsnp friiber ssidehsn
ioQer, ea Elm natlrlihes nno berete
tietes gebarfnib mad auslanbiihsm
@eloe BEL uns beItsbt. Air fino sin
nod, in Der Gntpidlung itehsnoes
aanp, oeFsn sissns adpitalien nidt
anndkruD esniigen, I'm Die porhdns
pensn Raturi6dss aus3ubeutsn. Qls
lem es iit psritGnblih, parum ss biz
iest ni6t perIu6t poroen lit: Das
4uslano bate Elm tiefeehenoes Utlbs
trauen oegen unfsrs papisre unb ss
III ioaar bic gebduptuag sershts
fertiet, pob es jsgt nod in gro.
bem Wabe obtpaltei. Dieien UaaHgsl
an 8ertrauen als unbeeriinbst gu be.
aeihnen, pGre gdn5Iih perfeblt. Wot
heutsutdqe rperosn on ben europdllhsr
96rIen giienbobn papiere o:ees
aano.s nitt sur Resiftratur 5uselai'
lien. Der 9runb Diro niht perbeim
liht unb 1T aud poatommen sutref
fenp. ct pirb babin ongegeben, bal
ieber oenaue NusrDeis iiber bic Ser
paltung in finunaiellen Oins.n febl
unb tGglih nsu. ueberrdi6unssn elm
trten. WGbr.nb cine Balm eine gang
ansabI pon Sabren Elm. nieDriae Di
pibenbe be3ablt bat, bort man ploslif
bab cine abnorm grobe Dipioenbe fr
tlGrt rporben 1T unb erfdbrt. bal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Cine eiasntbimli6. Gef6idts err

Gt ne el9enthumll0e Oe1u'uls etS
sdbIt Elm Rep gprter 0iamontenbanos
Ter unb zSdlsifsr. Gr babe, iost sr,
iid ouf bas Shlsifeu oon beutI Ihsn
1iamanten pertsot, Die. ne6enbet be-
merit, bem engliihen RoboiamdnteHs
| Snnbitat rpeientlids apnturren5 mo
den. Gr hobe Iih jeoph qespungen
oeIeb.n, bic Sbleiisrsi mad SOuans
Su perlsgen, neil feline qrbsttsr be
itGnbio t0bere unp unsrfiilbure Jors
psrunaeu iteIltsH. Gr babe tbnen 10
Dollars bic @o6. be3ubIt uno lie bat
ten nod mebr psrlangt. TQs III nl6i
iiberruIdeno. Tas Spnosrbore li.5i
in Der Qnoabs, bab bic Don oem be
trefFenoeu Sobritunter beihdftlgtsr
shleifer ale mad 5oaano, lhrsr III.
Ipriingli6sn 9simatb, 5urtidsstthri
limb, obrpobl fie bort nur 140 Jronts
| (2S ToQars) bic Bohs erhalten, psl
re mad ibrsr anSabe nit S2e
in SolIonb Elm beHeres Qustommsr
finbsu t6nnsn, ats nit 70 Dollar:
in BEN Der. staatsn. Sollte oas sc
ben in oem frsibGnolsriIher 9olan'
pirtlih 70 pisI biGiger iein, als i,
u-Trem bo6sDqnsriih.R 2anoe
} gaB Der suropdiide arbeitsr beosu
t.nb ipsriesr fir feline tdglt6sn Ss
oirfniTe gu 5uhlsn bat, fpis Der ame
ritaniit., If ia 5ur 9enlss bstann'
: uber bab Der llnt.rihieb 10 1rpB lsE
: ipate, rpie in Cbigem angegebsn ptrt
t III iiberraihenb. Sollte bas aba
nur sur Sdlfts riatia istn, 10 lIse
: Elm bringenbsr 3pans Dor, unlsre
8 Sarif IpesisQ in 9s5ua auF asbsns
; mittel beoeutenb bsra63uiesen, ~
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/. i,r, 4rbeiter biuieer lsbeu tonnsn, .
1 es Tonft abiolut unmoslih Ut. D
r q0bns 10 bod on3uiessn, ols notbpeE
9 bio mare, um benz ameritanlihsH VI
= better einsn ssniiesnoen untsrholt !
|. iieern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

in aeThdftsmdbiser DeiIe etnri6te.
Muf bisie 9eIhperben 1T cine
ssraae ansebraht; Wiepiel Wlonopols
iinb fhpn einsesansen2 aufselOit limb
lie Ihcn su Dubsnoen tporoen, aber
Tie iinp ale nod i'm 8etrieb uno err
preHen fold bpbe preiie pie 5upor.
Gs fdeint uns baber, als fpenn Die
GIoaen iiber unisr 5ruitseisB erbsu~
dxIt rpdren, nm gu perbiiten, odb e.
o.Gnoert uno burh tpirtiamere WtaBs
reaeln eriebt ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Bnmift,

Die ps.i,ei, .purb< erfu6t. 9aAs
forfMunaen nod tim Z Jahrt uitsn
Dan WuIIen. pom 30. $40 God Gsf,
anaulteuen. Der AHnbt peT!ikb an
Rontag isins sl!srIine Wobanns. aHs
eebliA nm nd Sur S4uie ~ bseebsr.
unb IN ieitbem peri4DunbsH.
Der SO Sabre alts Niiiicm 6.
Quinn pon Dotopia, 8, nirb fti.
bem "a. Gepttmter. an psl6sm Tag
e mad Gintinn0ti. o., gdc6ren mar.
I'm siRe farm ~ touien. permi6t. CT
butts einl bsbsutsnbs GelbIumMe in
'ftintm Neftt uHb bic 1ieiee Yolissi
iuurbs setiern ssiudpt. Ra6ferf4urs
|sea nS4 ibm sa1ufsnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Die Sc hriht, bab Die Oitsrs
rei6iIae RsgisruHs ssssn bic ssidte.
buno Don grepsiu. mie iiberbaupt
oeaen ieoen gtngriff auf tiirtiihseus
rppdiIdes gebiet proteItirt bat, laBt
eriehen, bub Iorgfdltig oariiber 9es
spatt piro, ben 9rtegsbero auf 5rts
polls gu bsi6rdnten. Der Yrotslt
ourfte aud CUR Dirtung hobeH, oaB
sstalien iih gu mdbigen 5rtsoensSe'
oineunqen perftebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Am 9. Sttpber rptro bier unn
In unoer.n StGptsn Der Union Der
1euerperbUtunqstag gefeiert tpsrosR.
Die abiitt 1T srSisbsriiher 4rt. Das
ansritoniite 9OIt IoQ baron ess
mabnt tperoen. Doriihtiaer nit Jeusr
um3uaeben uno feline QufmertiaRttstt
Der 9erbiitung bon Jsuers6riiuitsn
suaupenoen. lleber bic gtothpenotg'
teit oieIsr 8elebrung liefsrt be Stas
tiitit qeniaenoe 4ustunft. Der 8rcnos
fdhaoen in ben Ser. Staoten belief ftth
i'm poriqen Sabre auf nidt p.uigs.
alg 214 Willipnsn Dollars unb oaoon
entfielen auf Cincinnati in runoer
3abl 81, ,755, 900. Wlit Der Bslshrung
fpsr ben Qber aud poliasilids Uaabrss
oeln 6ano in 9ano ge3en mun.n.
Wenn, pie bebauptst pirb, ourh Nm
bdufuno BON aQsrIsi WIu unO 9es
rimpel bGuTig i5eusrsbriiH'te entitebsn,
10 Ioate oerartigs 4nbGufung 'traf'
fduig iein, ebsnio pds lelhtiiHnl5:
TortDerFeu BON brennenoen 3igdrettel
unp 3iaarren, Die als pslters urfah.
per3eidnet piro. 2lua Der gaupoIt,
sei limb gr0bere 8olIma4tea 81 Der'
leiben. geionoers pisI our abtpsb'
t0nnen be 6euerperiiderun9s 8s'
fsQiAQften beitrasen. iHoem lie tbrsr
golicen 8eoingungsn beifiigen, rps!6'
Der 9erbatuns BON grdnosu entgesel
fpirten uno bsrsn Ri6t6enhtuug oit
aompognie mn alIsr 9aftbartsit eHt
IaIten tpIt'oe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

Sn Sarpers Wsstlp lentt EN-
ssodmann Die 9luTmertIamteit Der
omeritaniIhen Observation-Disclosures
ouf oas bon ibnsn pOQig oerndhlals
iiats uuspdrtigs Ibiosgebiet in gus
ropu. SpesieQ tpeiIt er auf Os'tsrs
reid, llnsorn uno Stalisn bin uno
Iaot, oaB oieIe brei 2Gnoer 'th N
inouitrieaer 1inIidt punosrbar srts
irideln uno gang beionosrs nmerstas
niIbe 8ert5eug Wuidinsn bort
in arobem Rabs untsrgsbra6t perpen
fDnntsn. Die usbsrlegenbeit oes amts
rifauiThen sSabrifats finost er in Der
SpssiaIiiirunq. 9u bic Ser. Staatsn
Islbit cine grpBs aunoIdaft oafu.
pieteu, 10 tam sins 5ubrit Ith auf
cine ober penigs fpe3iele Bertosugs
NaI6tnen beIdrdntsn, mas III
europa ni4t m0sIih lit. Sn Jol9'
beiIen lei bus ameritaniIts 80
britat biaig uno gut. gis 81 sineH
qeniI1en 8robs gelts oas audi por
WoIdinen i'm Mlgemeinen, Die ebsn
fuQs bier5ulanbs Ipe3iuIiiirt pirosn
Tpt lei auspGrts BON oieisn 8or5u
qsn rpenig betannt, neil omeritoutl d
Tabritunten oieIe abiusseblste MD
euFiuhen. DAP bic Sps5iaItIiruns s'n
biuioere 5abritation ermD9Itht, u
ohue sSrug. ridtig. 9lbsr nie Tan
Der amsritaniide Sobritant nit Der
gluslanoe tonturrirsH, iDsnn 2ssters
BON unisrsm Stah 5ruit ben Rob
ftpff 10 piel biuigsr bs3iebt, als uuisr
Eabritdnten?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04


ganbsleuie perosn tonnte. soeder
ipar itsrbiss elmer Der liebensipiiroigs
fen Wenittn, absr aud grob
ionnis <r lein. fadarob.
glls Der amsrisuniite 8iirs.rtrisg
ousbrah, mar 0eder elmer Der eriten
inn gelbe. Gr fiibrie Jrsmon! bas
"a. Jllinois s5rsinilliaenregimens su,
an beiIsn Spits CT NIT srober Bros
pour i1mpfts unb peripunpet lpnroe.
Gpdier befsbiisie er in ber Gumbsrs
lonb alrmes unisr GenercI honurb
NIT arobsm 0tfhid cine Brigade,
leaie absr i'm WGrs 1864. nch man
ftr!ei biikreu Grfnhrunssn nit ieis
nsn natipifiiihen DOrgsisbien unb in
Advancement iibsrgangen. fsin Rom
moibo nisoer. 6eder fonnie Ff
,pobl 4nb1nser unb 1tDunberer e.
nerben, abr isin. .DOnner". 0sir
gerabes W<fsn ftanD bem enigsgsn.
gsi Der Grisbensisier in Ct. eonis
am IL. yebruar 1871, belt 6eder bi
| pom aliibsnbiten patriOtismus getrn
gene sytitrebs. 3spei Sabre ipdttr bs
Iudte sr Deuii6lanb unc Drnnireid
.cd5 hnbe ME rent btgreifeu f0nnsn.
sradbIie q bem GGreiber bitfer SCI
fen mad jsintf Niidltbr, sipos ot'
ununtsrbroAsnsn Grfels Der beati@e'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
EAGLES WILL HAVE
 FLOAT IN PARADE
Final Plans Made at Meeting Last Night-A Banquet Will Be Given on White Way Day Night and Pro.
 gram Will Be Rendered.

At the regular weekly meeting of Pine Bluff Aerie No. 2O9 Fraternal Order of Eagles, held last night in their hall on West Second avenue, final arrangements were made for the display to be made in the White Way Day parade by that order on Septem- Der IA I'm addition to having one hundred and fifty of it's members in white uniforms in the line of march, the Aerie will be represented by an attractive float. There will be no regular meeting of the Aerie next Thursday night-White Way Day night-but the members are arranging to have an elaborate banquet at their hall at which their ladies will be pre- sent. A number of prominent men of the city will make speeches on that occasion. The White Way Day Con- mittee from the Eagles Lodge is com posed of Edgar Brewster, chairman; i; Ben Robinson, Meyer Solmson, A. Johnson and E. H. Sammon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

l have built on my own property al 1O3 N. Indiana street, repair shop in which I can and will do all repairs entrusted 10 me 1 can afford to do this at a very reasonable price, not having any of the expenses of renting an uptown garage, above all 1t is out of the way of loafers and spectators which are very annoying to car own CTS All work is guaranteed as good as is to be had anywhere l can give references by satisfied customers, for whom l have worked. You can get me day or night by ringing my resi- deHca 514. or the store 750, 117 E. Second avenue. Yours to please, r. A. Drummond.
 have for sale two 25-barre gal vanized iron water tanks. Cheap and in good condition. Apply at my store i117 F. Second avenuN. 9-3-1f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
THE TRADESMAN'S
 WEEKLY REVIEW

Ghattan0ega, Sept. l.-The indus trial and other developments in the South and Southwest during the past week has according to The Tradesman tended to further strengthen the con- tention that this section practically leads all other in this particular The estimate reports of the cotton crop shows that while the yield will not prove up to some previous years the cash value is in excess of what it has ever been.
 Textile plants are now or will in the very near future, begin operating on full time, and other lines of indus try report similar conditions.
 On the the whole the improved and improving conditions are still in evi- denee.
 The industries organized during the week as reported by The Tradesman further evidence that confidence is felt as we'll as expressed.
 The important organizations re- corded for Arkansas during the week follow:
 Hardy-Telephone company.
 Eudora-$50 0OO Bank.
 TeNarkana- -$100.000 realty comp any.
 Little Rock-S S35 000 printing com pany
 Mellwood-$ ,00O stave mill.
 Miami S10.000 lumber company.
 Pensacola-$250O naval stores
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
. . . . z 2 ' @ F 7 ' . . LOCAL AND OTHERWISE + | & . . < + + + + + + + T + f |

Townsend Bros, No. 205 State street Bicycles rented, sold and re- peirs5 Try us. We know our busi- ness. I'm Roofing of all kind Galvanized or painted iron or felt and at the right price, at Cleyeland-Matthews Hard- ware Co.
 Bart Eddins is confined to his room with an abcess in his ear He has been under the treatment of doctor for several days.
 We deliver anything in the drug line anywhere in the city limits promptly and without extra charge Mann-Tankersley Drug Co. Phone S0
 8 1 If.
 We are now exclusive agents for the American Field Fence. American and square mesh poultry wire. Cleve- land-Matthews Hardware Co.,
 Charles Leverenz sustained a broken finger yesterday in boarding . street car on West Second avenue. While the injury is not serious one it is quite painful
 FOR RENT-Nice store building for general merchandise or grocery, at Eighth avenue and Hickory street. Reasonable. Apply to l Jaffee at Sixth and Hickory. S-31-6t
 FOR RENT COTTAGE, 700 GEOR-
 gia street } room house, modern conveniences. Apply D. L. Ander- son. next door. 9-3-6t Mo Roth the expert cotton buyer for the GouldGalbraith Company, yes terday bought his first bale for his firm for this season. It came from a bottom place near Grady.
 Miss Grace Tankersley, who is studying medicine in the office of Dr. J. W. Scales, will probably attend the Woman's Medical College at Philadel- phia this year. She will take up the study of medicine there
 Major ]. Renwick Campbell. the well known local real estate dealer was yesterday removed from his home on West Pullen street to the Florence Sanitarium for treatment. Major Campbell is suffering from fever and has been sick for several days.
 From reports Rev. w. w. Nelson. pastor of HaWleY Memorial church Is conducting most successful re- vival at Whitehall church near the city. There were four conversions at the services Wednesday evening.
 T, W. Black, the white man who was arrested few days ago in the Brookhill Hotel on a charge of grand larceny. was discharged when given a trial before Magistrate J. A. Frazier yesterday. s. M Quinn, the man from whom Black was alleged 10 have stolen fine gold watch, recommend ed that the charge against him he withdrawn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
unsi0ee0 6v&
 FOR elEvCnER'S CASTo IA
Curb and Gutter District No. 1.
 (D{ro Cfroo%l


 The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real pro- perty in Curb and Gutter District No. 1 in the city of Pine Bluff, have been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the District are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be com- menced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment and for legal penalties and costs. Given under my hand. this 14th day of August, 1911.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector Office, City Hall, g a. m. to 12 M. 8 15 3Ot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
. <. l. l. !. !. + ]. sS j. l. l. .4 j. !
 REAL ESTATE '' TRANSFERS ! t l F Reported Daily By ] N. r. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co. E. l.. Vail, Treas. I 213 West Barraque Street l F Guaranteed Abstracts :. + !. l. l. I. l. + + I. l. !. + + !

Hallie Robertson to D. B. X T. D. Niven, Warranty Deed, Pt. N 1-2 NE 1-2 of Section 1899, $1500.00
 A. V. Evans ct al to Dugger-Gas- horn Co.,, Timber Deed, SW IA SW IA Section 12-4-7, ct al lands, $4400.- CO.,
 Albert Partridge to Cordulia Jones Quit-Claim Deed, 1-2 Int. Lots 2 and 3, Block 2S, Geisreiter's Addition, $1.OO ct al cons.
 J. B. Talbot to B. B. Sanders, Deed SEE IA SW IA Section 27-4-11, ct al lands, $10O
 B. B. Sanders to J. B. Talbot, War ranty Deed, SEE 1-4 SW IA Section 27-4-11, ct al lands, $5520.00.
 Ferry Pearce to J. c. Heirshspeil, Guit-Claim Deed, SW Pt. Block B. Dexter Hardings Addition, $1.00 ct al cons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
Sanitary Steam pressing kills the germs and enlivens the goods.-5av- er's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. Old phone 861. 70 In
Moonlight Boat Excursion.

There will be moonlight boat excursion on the J. Frank Hicks Fri day evening, September &, The boat leaves the landing back of court house at S:3O o'clock and returns in time to make street car connections to all parts of the city. Ladies and chl1- dren 9 cents. Gentlemen 50 cents. Everybody invited.
 a-G-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
If you need Furniture see Anchor Furniture Co.,, they will save you mo. ney on all house furnishings.

Still giving 25 per cent discount on all Iron Beds, Davenports and Ranges at Reap & Crawford Furu Co.,
 We have messenger in wait ing. Mann-Tankersley Drug Con- pany. Phone so. s If
 -Davenports, Iron Beds and Ram ges still going at 25 per cent discount at Reap & Crawford Furn Go.
 When prescriptions or sick room requisites are needed, promptness is essential Try our messenger ser- vice.-Mann-Ta -Tankersley Drug Co. Phone so. S4 tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08

Ask your physician to phone us your prescriptin. This Is the quickest way to place in the hands of the phar- macist. and our prompt delivery is the quickest way to get 1t back to you.-Mann-T -Tankersley Drug Compa-
 n.y. Phone so. 8 1 ,f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08

The Vacuum V1eaning Man. Phone 665.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
REFORE yOU REACH THE LIMIT

of physical endurance and while your Kidney Pills. Their quick action and positive results will delight you. Fol backache, rheumatism, and all kidney bladder and urinary troubles. w. L. Dewoody X Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
HOoberry'S Auto Vacuum Cleaner

cleans carpets, rugs and mating without removing them from the floor. It takes all this dust and germs and absolutely no dust rais- ed during cleaning. Here are few that have used Hooberry's Auto Va cuum Cleaners Mrs. o HI. Scoggins, Mrs. A. s. Trigg, Mrs. Max Schloss- berg, Mrs. w. F. Dickey, Mrs. Geo. List, Mrs. E. Eilbott, Mrs. s. M. Dickey, Mrs. J. F. Rutherford, Mrs Wade Knox. Mrs. B. French, Mrs w. l.. Dewoody, Mrs. w. l.. Davis, Mrs. Chas Levi, Mrs c. W. Petit grew, Mrs. H. K. Toney, Mrs. Alex Rowell. Mrs O. W. Clark, Miss Allie Davis.
 CHAS. HOOBERRY.
 The Vacuum Cleaning Maa. Phone 665.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08
AUTO FOR HIRE.

New five passenger car. Rates req sonable. Phone W. F. Clarke, No 1902. U.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08

Our 25 per cent discount sale will
 t. off on everything Saturday, Aug. .s.--Reap & Crawford Furn Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-08

FOR SALE-DOORS AND FRAMES at hargin. Apply Graphic.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-09
PUSH IRRIGATION PROJECTS

Reports from all points assure
that the snowfall of February raised
the supply to above normal and that
the quantity of water available for
irrigation will be heavier than usual
next season. The word has revived
the spirits of the farmers. and they
are already looking forward to a
big year. 1t is to be hoped that it
will also have the effect of strength
ening confidence in those uncom-
pleted irrigation projects throughout
the state which for one reason and
another had begun to lag. Tightness
of the money market on the outside
is given as the chief cause for sew
eral OF these being held up until a
more opportune time. but the assur-
ance that there will be more than
enough water to go round even un-
der the present inadequate system of
storage. ought to go far toward over
coming the timidity of capital.
Colorado at times shows a reluct-
ance to admit that it is fast becom-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-09
TO DIE POOR

Another method of using Up large
fortunes has been invented by T.
Coleman Du Pont, a powder manu-
facturer at Wilmington, Del Whe-
ther Du Pont believes with Andrew
Carnegie that "a man should die
poor" is not known, But Mr.. Du Pont
is preparing to spend $2.00O,O00 in
building a boulevard the entire
length of the state of Delaware. Mr.,
Carnegie has founded libraries and
created an international peace fund.
Mr.. Rockefeller has endowed univer-
stiles and established an institute for
medical research. Mr.. Schwab has
built church or two. But Mr.. Du
Pont appears to be Of a more utlli-
tartan turn of mind than any OF the
others who were named. Who will
deny that vast fortunes OF indfvid-
uals sometimes are of bcnefit to the
people.-Denver Times.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-09

month At the discretion OF the Ciuy
Touncil. he to provide his own con-
veyance. .,nar,ntendent Of
wster shall receive for his compehs
,Ian WSoe as such and as ex ofricio superin-
tandent OF sewers. the sum OF NOT en
ceedinK one hundred anu twtiy, ~
dollars per month al the M MusS VI nwn
coses Section &. The City Engineer shall
receive as his COMPENSATION anuars a1s per
say of eight hours for each day S anS
four dollars for each half day IN whieh
he is actually employed In the as
charge of his duties x.,.,r,s
shall receive as compensation for ms
services the sum of ten dollars per
month and all fees earned oy the pS
before him under the ordinances; when
collected from the defendant: but IN
no case shall the city be liable Tor the
payment OF any ny,,,rsss, rsss IN coury amy Case
Section s. The City Marshal shall
receive as compensation as marsnal
the sum of one hundred dollars per
lected by him for impoundtng stock
and for his services In the police mag
istrate's court and In serving process
clerk: the same in all cases to be col.
lected from the defendant and the city
in no event to be liable for the pay
ment thereof.
receive as compensation for has ser.
vices as legal adviser for the city and
for drafting ordinances and instru-
ments IN writing and giving ,,1 ms r,pan. 1psn.
on matters Of the City's business ana
for prosecuting all cases arising under
the ordinances of said city, when call.
ed upon to do. in the police magis-
trate's court, the sum OF twenty hye
dollars per month; for his services In
all suits and proceedings In any other
court where the city Is party ne shai,
as shall be previously agreed upon by
the City Council.
Section 10. The offices of city physi-
teriologist may be held by one person.
and the combined salary for said Of
fees shall not be more than nifty dol
lars per month.
the cemetery. the superintendent Of
parks, the scavenger, the inspector Of
plumbing. the city physician and
health officer. and all other Is nflieers
policemen. shall receive such compen-
sation for their respective services as
the City Council shall fix by resolu-
vided. however. the fixing of said com
pensation shall not be inconsistent
with the provisions OF Section 10
hereof Special policemen G",1.r shall dsv 5e
for each day actually employed.
Section IL. Ordinance No. 1873 and
all other ordinances or parts thereof
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
Passed and adopted signed and ap-
pr wed this eth day Of March. 4. u. 1911.
GEORGE M. HoUsTmN;
Attest: w. A. HoTCHKIss,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-09

The Co-Operator says: Th e
Farmers Ua;on takes of its hat to
the democratic editors who were in
session in Denver last Monday.
There are a number OF issues where
in the union and both the democratic
and republican parties are in prac-
teal harmony. Most of these are
what are known as the popular de-
mands, most of which have received
the Endorsement of industrial and
civic bodies throughout the state. for
enactment at the present session.
These editors utterly refused to be
side tracked and stood by almost a
unanimous vote for redemption Of
pledges before a U. S. senator should
be elected and that then the legisla-
ture should proceed to elect that
candidate who had been most dill
gent in securing the enactments.
Good enough. Now let the republi-
can editorial association meet and
make the same demand on their
members and Colorado will be start
ing on a moral and political uplift