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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-15
City Council Meeting.

When the time came for beginning
operations at the city council me+ting
Tuesday evening only three aldermen
were present and as quorum is need
ed in order to transact business, the
meeting was delayed. Soon however
three more aldermen came in and the
meeting was opened by the presiding
officer Mayor Bennett. The minutes
of the October N Getting were read and
approved also the treaurer's report
was read and accepted.
The following bills were allowed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-15
THE JUDGES ACCEPTANCE.

To Henry W. Brown, ESQ and the
other attorneys who signed the
foregoing request:
Gentlemen:
am deeply sensible of the honor
conferred upon me by this request
(signed by so many of the attorne 8
of my home county, that L consent
to be candidate for reelection of
the Office of circuit judge. 1 feel
with qualification that your action in
this regard implies that in your
Judgment have discharged the duties
of circuit judge impartially and to
the best of my ability. Should it
appear that that in the other coun-
ties of the circuit the attorneys also
desire that ! should continue TO fill
this office, [ will again be nom
partisan candidate for circuit judge,
and in due time nomination papers
will be circulated.
Dated November 18th, 1911.
GEO CLEMENTSON.
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Baptist Church.
Rev. c. A. Eastman. Pastor.

Cottage prayer meeting Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs McNair.
There will be services in the
church at the usual hours Sunday.
Preaching 10 80 a m. and Z 80 p. IN.
Morning Theme: Confusion of
Tongues, Babel and Pentecost,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-15
ANNUAL MEETING OF
The COUNTY BOARD
w. J. Brennan Was Unanimous
ly Reelected Chairman.
Grant Courty's Lawmakers Assembled
Monday Evening and Organized
for Busy Weeks Session.

TIE annual meeting of the county
board of Grant County convened in the
circuit court room Monday evening.
The board was somewhat late in az
Sembling owing to the fact that the
evening train with a number of the
members on hoard was more than an
hour late.
Following is the list of members a
number of whom were absent from the
initial meeting.
The names appearing as represent
ing Bloomington, Cassville and Potosi
villages, town OF Woodman and 3rd
ward of Boscobel, are substitutes for
the regularly elected chairmen of
those precincts.
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aid from the city was read. 1t was
decided to leave the matter in the
hands of the Mayor and the Supervisor
of the 1st ward, Thomas lockwood.
for investigation and temporary ad
Justment
No other important business was
booked for settlement at this meeting
and the meeting was adjourned.
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w. O. w. Lodge Instituted.

A lodge of the W. Q. w. was
organized here on the 10th Of Nov.
b. Deputy Smith of Reedsburg, and
Jacob Bush of Broadhead.
Following officers were elected
G. Com. John Kilburg II. Lieut.,
Chas. Underwood, Clerk. John Burke
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JUDGE CLEMENTSON
WILL BE A CANDIDATE

ENDORSEMENT OF GRANT COUNTY BAR
To the Bon. George Clementson:
The undersigned members of the
bar of Grant county, respectfully re-
quest that you become a candidate for
reelection to the bench of the Fifth
judicial Circuit, and present the
matter to you now because, after the
current term of court, we shall not be
together again until February, 1919,
on the eve Of the judicial election
Dated October 18th, 1911.
Henry w. Brown.
s. Ell. Taylor.
Il M. Lowry.
John q Clark.
F G Meyer.
Harry E. Carthew.
Walter j. Brennan
A. W. Kopp.
L. A. Brunckhorst.
D. j. Gardner.
James Dolan.
George Fl Metcalf.
r A. Goodell.
M. s. Block
j W Murphy,
David Gardner, Jr.
r. A. Watkins.
John j Scanlon.
John j. Blaine.
W. E Howe
s. E Smalley.
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FOR SALE-R. c. Rhode Island
Red cockrels. 81 and up. from pen
scoring 9124 to 931S, headed by 1S
Id COCK futile birds The hens in
this pen are hard to beat as layers. =
AL HUNsAKER, Lancaster Wis.
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We wish to thank ali who helped
as in the sickness and death Of cur
darling baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Sandleback.
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hour late.
Following is the list of members a
number of whom were absent from the
initial meeting
The names appearing as represent
ing Bloomington, Cassville and Potosi
villages, town OF Woodman and 3rd
ward of Boscobel, are substitutes for
the regularly elected chairmen of
those precincts
poo4o, w. ca4oa
RIoon,in,ton n - Mort;n*
poaoobo1 III AIo4ho
Cassville. 1865. Frank Caspers*
Castle Rock =. p. A. Peterson
Clifton ....... .......L. w. 10y
Ellenboro. ..... Chas. Graney
Fennimore. L. g. Berry
Glen Haven. ......... VIM. FoIck
Harrison ..''..'. H. a russell
dazel Green 49, Jonn H. budoen
hickory Grove VIM Frankenhott
jamestown ........ Frank Lenstra
Liberty. ............J. II. wagner
Lima ........... VIM SherWln
Little Grant. ...... John WOOD
Marion ...... =. =. Blanchard
Mlllvllle. n. u. Brown
Mt Hope 1850. $500. Jay +. Morse
MT la. ..'...... ~ ". Baxter"
Muscooa '...... Jos olKhart
North Lancaster John w. Jerretr
Paris. John Leoffelholz
Patch Grove Fred Z. Wetmore"
PIatteVllIe. 49,. "A. .. stephens
20 osl ....... Henry Blindert~
Smelser ........... Nick Link
South Lancaster Louis Nesperman
Waterloo. ....... Henry Mink
Watterstown ........ Lewis Craigo
Wingville. $50. Louis Althaus"
Woodman ............I hos Glynn
Wyalusing -. Edwin Glenn"
Bloomington. ...........A A. Roberts
Cassville. j. j. Bernharct
Cuba City ....... Hr. +. Mcdonald
Fennlmore ....... VIM Roach
Hazel Gleen. ,.... FRANK Fierce
Montfort DIR. VIM. James
Muscoda. .......... VIM. Vlktora
PJtosi. o........... Peter Marcus
Boscobel LIST ward B. I. Williams
BoscobeI 2nd ward .... Fred Lewis
Bird ward. y. Il. Foley
" 4th ward. b. W. Guentzel*
Lancaster lst ward Thos lockwood
2nd ward w. j. Brennan
Bird ward w. j. Bailie
nFd II Hn=4 hnV
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FOR SALE-Goo9 8-room house in
80 ward Lancaster, good we'll, cisterr,
warm dry cellar, good barn, etc.
Eight acres land. Bargain if sold
soon. Inquire of R. E. Bennett,
38ctf Lancaster. Wis.
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FOR kENT-Farm of 200 acres on
Boice Prairie, one. fourth mile west
of rock school house. Inquire of
Bart Stoll, Lancaster. 38ctf
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headquarters here for auction bills
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William Gates chairman William
Frankenhoff. Henry Harms, G. D.
Blanchard. John Loeffelholtz, Henry
Mink, John H. Budden, Thomas
Glynn. Circuit Court room.
The board then adjourned until
Tuesday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
CONTEMPT IS SEEN
IN ARSON CASE
County Attorney Believes At
tempt Was Made to Tam
per With the Jury.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO. Oct. 20 In the Finch arson
case which vas tried here in the district
court last week. and in which william
Finch was convicted OF arson in the sec
ond degree and is 10 be sentenced Satur-
day morning. complications and coudi-
tlons have arisen which are very likely
to be brought before the court in con-
tempt proceedings. according TO County
Attorney Jacob Evans. Mr. Evans Is in
possessl lon OF letter, a part OF which
was introduced es evidence during the
trial. which the attorney thinks Is clear
case Of an attempt TO Interfere with the
states witnesses In the case.
The letter was written from Salt Lake
City September . TO Logan C. Holloway.
OF this city. and goes on TO give what is
purported TO be q history of the insurance
policy Issued by the Aliemannia Fire In
surance company In favor OF Matte
Finch for $1,000 on the furniture In the
Hines residence which was set on fire
September /. The letter instructs Mr..
Holdaway, who is the local agent of the
above named company, and who wrote
the policy on the furniture In the house,
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cELEeRANTs FARE IL.
Hilarious Visitors From Ely Come to
Grief In Oeden.
SpeciaI TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. .20.-Joe and Arthur
Moore of Ely. New, stopped off in og-
den this afternoon on their way TO Cork.
Ireland The Moores liked Ogden and
participated in q little celebration OF
their own III the course of time. how
over, this form Of self-entertainmont be-
came somewhat lonesome and they well
coined the coming Of four congcu!al
spirits. wEom they did not know. had
never sccn and concerning whose iden-
tity they We're subimely Indifferent. The
sextet In Lucia" was never compare
BILE TO the sextet that thereafter made
Ogden gay and joyous.
After q whis Joe and Arthur Moore
were found BY the police down near th'
railroad tracks in dire distress. Joe
Moore had received a terrible beating
Tho extent of his Injuries could not he
determined en- the spot, so they took him
10 the Dee Memorial hospital. where an
examination showed that he might have
suffered a fracture Of the skull at the
hands OF his assaiants His condition
was regarded as serious.
Arthur Moore was taken to the police
station To eicop of the effects OF ex-
cessiye jolliication, In his possession
were found SIS H. money and three
watches. Joe Moore wore a valuable dia
mond ring, but had no money.
Later the police arrested Frank Smith
on suspicion. II was thought by the
officers that Smith might have had a
hanl In the fracas, which presents many
cOuIlica Ions.
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Manti Primaries Tonight.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
MANTI, Oct. 20,-The Republican and
Democratic primaries, to place In nomin-
alton a set of city officers from each
party will be held Saturday evening
A partisan ticket has been talked
OF here for some time past. but at the
were called. The Democratic city COM
mittee on Saturday evening last passed
a motion to the effect that they would
join In non-partisan convention pro-
vided the call for such a convention
should be signed by five stand pat" Re-
publcans. FIVE "Insurgent' Republicans.
and five Democrats. But this proposition
seemed to lack someone to carry It
through. Up until Tuesday evening IL
had not been accepted by the other par
ties and the Democratic committee pro-
ceeded to make the call for their own
The ''insurgent" Republicans will not
put up ticket but will simply insurge
on all propositions and candidates not
to their Hiking.
The insurgents claim to hold the bal
ance OF power between the two parties
here and will be able 10 elect whom they
choose OF the party nominees.
mayoraIty, Brother" Jacobson rs coun-
selor to the bishop and thereby is expect
ed to carry the party to victory.
The possibilities for the mayoralty on
the Democratic ticket are Joseph Judd,
D H. Robinson, Ernest Munk and ]. A.
Hangard.
Attorney Lewis Larsen while out deer
hunting succeeded In killing a large grIz-
ely bear on what Is known as Black
Mountain at the head of Six Mile cam
yon, Deputy Sheriff Burns came in such
close proximity to the bears path as to
be brushed aside by Bruin I'm his attempt
TO escape from his hiding place; where
upon Lewis Larsen, who was next be-
hind MT. Burns promptly brought the
are expected TO arrive hone today with
the bear and several deer.
Miss We Funk of this city. was yes
terday taken TO the Central Utah hos
| pital at Mt. Pleasant where she under
went an operation for appe ndicitls last
evening, From reports received by rela-
| critical condition -
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SET SOUTHWORTH TRIAL.
Slayer OF Band Manager to Be Tried
November 20.
Special 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN Oct. 20.-Henry Southworrh
charged with the murder OF Ned Hanks.
manager OF the Don Phlippinl band. at
Glenwood park on the evening Of August
II. VII be placed on trial for his life
5eforc jury In Judge y. J. Harrls's d.
vision OF the district court November 20,
At the regular setting Of cases in
Judge Harrls's court this morning at
torneys Interested In the murder case
agreed to be ready for trial on that day.
Southworth Is still In the county jail,
whittier he was remanded after his pre-
llmlQary hearing. No effort has been
made by his attorney to procure bail for
the defendant, It having been decided
to allow the prisoner to stay In jail until
his case Is called for trial.
Hanks, the manager of the Italian band.
was shot TO death by Southworth In Il
Jealous frenzy when he saw his wife
with Hanks at Glenwood park. AT the
preliminary hearing neither Southworth' 8
wife nor her mother, residents of Farm
ington, were called TO testify, although
they were the chief witnesses 10 the trag
edy. AT the coroner's inquest Mrs. South
worth denied positively that her relations
with Hanks had been other than those
OF a casual friend. and said that she had
only been with him twice In her life.
Hanks was buried in Ogden at the eX-
pensc OF the county.
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News Of Intermountain Region
TRACE RAISED BILLS.
Officers Convinced That SwIndIers Are
Operating In Ogden.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 20.-That expert bill
Taisers are operating in this section OF the
state is becoming more evident each
day, as raised 81 bills are detected By
local business men. During the past ten
days four Of the 81 bills raised to $40
have turned UP In Ogden. leading the
police to the conclusion that the clever
work on the currency Is being done by
an expert with an electric needle. Only
bankers and those accustomed to the
handling OF currency as a part OF their
daily work can detect the fraud, as the
work Is cleverly done.
Captain OF Detectives James Pender
is now tracing 81 bill which had been
raised TO $40 and given at a local yard
In payment for load OF coal. The bill
has been traced to four different per-
sons and the police expect some develop
ments within a few days.
The raising OF bills at Ogden has been
reported TO the secret service department
OF the government, and IT 10 understood
that agents OF the department are also al
work on the case.
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CONDITION is CRITICAL.
Young Victim OF Hunting Accident May
Not Recover.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct 2O.-word was received
here today by relatives of Lawrence De
Lamenter. the S-year-od boy who was
accidentally shot while hunting near
Syracuse yesterday, that his condition is
critical De Lamenter was with IL COM
panlon hunting ducks when the latter $
gun exploded, the charge OF shot enter
Ing the others right leg.
The injured boys home Is at 1906 Far =
ley lane, this city. His father Is Edgar
De Lsdneuter After the wounded boy
was taken 10 the homo Of friends NJ
Syracuse the surgeons called 10 attend
him found that his condition was serious
because OF great loss of blood. His
parents were notified and arc now with
their son. Grave doubts are entertained
OF his recovery, DR.. Barnett OF Layton
said this evening that amputation Of the
leg probably would be necessary to save
the boys life
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New Secretary for Smoot.

Special to The Tribune
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Logan,
Utah, Oct. 20.-J, D. Van Wagner. sec
retary to President Wldtsoe OF the Ag-
ricultural college. has accepted a posi-
ton as secretary to Senator Reed Smoot.
Mr.. Van Wagner has held the posi-
tion at the college during the last four
years. During this time he has made
many friends among the upper cIassrnen
and the faculty. He will take his post
In Washington In two weeks Next
semester he will begin a course In Law
at the George Washington university.
Mr.. Van Wagner Is a native OF Provo
and received his preparatory education
at the 3. y. L. A successor at the col
lege has not as yet been named.
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Choose Ticket in Kaysyille.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
kAisN1LLE Oct 20.-At Democrat
tc caucus held here this evening the
Following ticket was nominated: Or.
Sumner Gleason for mayor; George Swan
for councilman for the four-year term
j. Sheffield for counciImen for the two
year term; Myron W. Phillips for treas
urer: II. j. Sheffield, Jr.. for recorder,
and George w. Barnes for justice OF the
peace.
The ticket elected by the Republicans
the night before consists OF John w,
Thornley, for mayor; Frank L. Layton
Ior councilnan for the four-year term
Samuel h. Rushforth, Walter CottrelI and
william Cummings for counoilmen for tho
t"o-year term; John WoolHey for treas-
urerr and Charles p, Burton for rec
order.
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Name Ticket In Kaysville.

special tO Tho Tribune.
kAfSNILl.E, Oct. Gothic RcpubIi-
cans OF kaysrille m"i In convention last
"vnnlns IN the city hall and nominated
the following ticket FOR municipal Offices
for the ensuing two years:
Mayor. John W. Thornley,; councilmcn
Uonr fcars). Frank l.. Layton. council
men two y"ars). Walter Cottrcll Nick
r., Ronnemnr,. Samuel u, Rushforth; re
cnrdcr. Charles T. Burton: treasurer
John r. Woolsey; Justice Of the peace
James w, Chapman. Walter Cottrell
was chairman Of the meeting and w. ID.
Cummings secretary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
DALEY is RENoMINATED.
Republicans Name Him for Mayor
Park City; Democrats Pick Ticket

Park City; Democrats Pick Ticket.
Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Oct. 2o.-Both the Demo-
Gratis and the Republicans held caucuses
and nominated tickets this evening The
Republican nominees are Frank DALEY
for mayor; William B. Wilson for coun-
Gilman for the four-year term; Paul BIZ
lings, w. j. Buck and Charles Trownsen
for counclmen for the two-year term;
Miss Catherine Malone for recorder, and
Jerome Paxton for treasurer.
On the Democratic ticket were nomi-
mated John F, Welch for mayor. M. J.
McGill for councilman for the four-year
term: Fred Smith and John Swetfield
for councllmen for the two-year tearm
Tom Paul for auditor, and Mamie Hol-
land for treasurer
Mr.. DALEY Is the present mayor and
Mr Welch held that position four years
ago. Both were nominated BY their re-
spectiVe parties by acclamation.
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Citizens Ticket Chosen,
Special to The Tribune

BINGHAM. Oct, 20.-At what is
known as the Citizens convention here
inns evening, n city Ticket was nominat-
"a. Thomas II, CULLEN. present mayor
OF Bingham, WAS nominated for that OF :
hce, and Charles Addorley, Harry
Brownlce. DR., T. T. Straup and Victor
Erkinnn Tor members or the city council
The Socialists held II convention also
this evening and nominated Anton Chris
tchsen for mayor. ana y, J. Gabriclaun
r;irleF l.. Jones, Richard X. Greer and
Thomas Bebb for councIImen.
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Sues Railroad for Damages
Special 10 The Tribune.
~. On

Special 10 TIC TrIDunes
OGDEN. Oct 20,-Allcging that
cihc Railroad company 1S0 head of sheep
belonging TO him were killed by train,
Frank Beckstead has begun suit In the
district court for $1,000 damages. The
company says that the railroad company.
although required under the law OF Wyo-
ming to keep the fences paralellng It's
track in good condition. allowed one OF
Uinta county to become out Of repair
which resulted In the drove Of sheep get
ting upon the track.
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Drug Company Incorporates,

SpcclaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct, 2o.-With capital stock
OF $4,000 and shares at s1OO each the
Hutton Drug company today filed arti
c!cs OF incorporation with the county
clerk The company will engage In a
general drug business al Ogden. The
officers are l., n. Bccraft president. T
". Hutton. wee president and managing
director. and Ernest Clark. secretary
They. with Estella Becraft and Gertrude
Hutton, form the directorate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
CANNING SEASON CLOSES,
Tomato Pack Lighter This Year Than
Last

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN Oct. 20.-Tomorrow all OF the
canning factories of Weber county will
complete their seasons run and a ma
jority OF the plants will close down. Thu
others Will run for a few days longer in
order to complete the canning OF late
vegetables.
The tomato season really closed today.
As but little OF the late crop OF tomatoes
was saved from the recent frosts the
season this year Is shorter and the pack
lighter than that OF previous years A
shortage OF the tomato crop in other sec.
tons Is also reported this year which
VIII result In the packers receiving "A bet
Ter price THIS year for canned tomato
than they did last year.
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Grants Marriage Licenses.

I Special 10 The Tribune.
J OGDEN. Oct. 2O.-County Clerk Sam
/ uel Dye today Issued licenses to marry to
| Francis a. Hepner and Phoebe A. Cole,
both of Ogden: Reuben l.. Jeppeson and
| Cleopha c. Sorensen, both of Mantua.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Interior Motives Alleged.

PoIsons accumulate in the system
when the kidneys are sluggish
piotches and bad complexion result
take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
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and stated TO the sheriff and county
attorney 10 say that "Mr. Finch on ac-
count OF his expecting 10 leave Provo
for some little time. and as he intended
putting In furniture sufficient so as TO
warrant the taking out OF above policy.
completed, and that there was no trans
action"
The letter to Mr. Holloway further
states that w. F. Finch had signed the
following written statement on the office
copy Of the insurance company:
THE above policy null and void. No
premium paid and no claim to be made
will be returned without further cost. II
found
MATTE FINCH"
BY w: +. Finch.
The letter then goes on 10 tell Mr.,
Holloway to kindly mark on YOUR onice
records that this policy Is not taken.
charging back any commissions on ac-
count and giving us credit for the $500
which lou received from Mr. Finch. and
which would have been remltted by you
In due course, but which we returned 10
Mr.. Finch for you"
The prosecution In the Finch cabe
hinged entirely on the motive for setting
fire to the house. and Mr. Evans says
that Holloway, the agent, volunteered
the statement to the states attorneys
and sheriff that Finch took out a fire
insurance policy with him just few
days before the fire, but when II came 10
Issuance of the policy was vague and
not conclusive.
Mr.. Evans Is very Indignant over the
matter. and is fully convinced that II Is
a clear case OF tampering with the state s
witnesses In q criminal prosecution.
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For Mayor Commissioner
Yielding to the solicitations of my friends announce my
candidacy for Mayor Commissioner of Ogden City

stand for strict and equitable enforcement OF law
without fear OF favoritier opposing influence.
stand for administration of strictest economy
consistent with efficient government.
IT elected propose To retire from the position nov
hold i'll my business and devote my time and otcn
on TO the city Interests. and favor all public officials
doing likewise
hail with pleasure the opportunity afforded our far
city to adopt the commission form of government and q
elected before taking office will thoroughly inyest
gate and become fully acquainted with the details of the
oehetcal and practical operations of the commission
plan.
l am for a good, clean,
economical administration
HEBER SCOWCROFT