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MISCELLANEOUS.
FORMER TONoPAH MAN
ARRESTED AT RENO

Anthony MeAuley, formerly a To-
nopah newspaper man. has been ar
rested in Reno on a charge Of forg-
cry and will be returned to Green
vile. Plumas county. Cal, to face
the charge. MsAuley was employed
by the old Tonopah Sun during the
time OF the democratic state CON
yention here four years ago.
The Reno Gazette has the follow
ing to say regarding the arrest of
McAuley:
Anthony McAuley, formerly one
the owners of the Greenville News.
who was arrested in this city Sat
urday evening on warrant wired
from the sheriff of Plumas county.
charging him with forgery, will be
taken TO Greenville tomorrow by
Deputy Sheriff L. P. Mcintyre, who
will arive from the north this even
ing.
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FAIR LADY DUPES
NEVADA MINER

T. ]. Wright, a miner from Tus-
carora, Nevada, has sworn to a
warrant in San Francisco for the
arrest of his bride on her arrival
at Denver. Colo, on a charge OF
grand Larceny. II being charged
that she stole s2.s50, the savings
of his life time.
Wright. who is past so years of
age. married the woman. who call
ed herself Grace Blonde. in Stock
ton. after marriage bureau ac
quaintanee by mail. She came from
Denver He gave her the money
to buy a lodging house. keeping
only So for himself. and next day
got a note from her telling him she
had gone
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ERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Local
People and Others.

DR.. George Devine was a passen-
ger for KILLERS this morning.
Walter Harris OF the Tonopah
Banking corporation left for Reno
this morning.
s. A. Whistler arrived from Los
Angeles this morning and is stop
ping at the Mizpah.
]. ]. stratton. the mining ma
ehinery salesman. arrived from San
Francisco this morning.
Albert S. Watson came over from
Goldfield this morning and is spend
ing the day here on business.
Tom Kendall and Billy Douglas
left by auto this morning for Ell
lendale TO look after mining inter
ests.
Mrs. r. ]. Kelly. who has been
visiting relatives in Reno and Car
son for the past month. arrived on
No. "a today.
James Gaughan, deputy state
mine inspector. arrived from Gold
field this morning. He is here on
official business.
NJ. L. Tadich of Tadich Bros. re-
turned from San Francisco this
morning. where he has been on
business for the past month.
Ina D1nnfH ana TO- Tw,-srx
in from Manhattan last evening and
departed on the southern train this
morning for Los Angeles.
W. M. Marsh, the undertaken, left
for San Francisco this morning.
Later he will journey to Portland
and attend the Elks' grand lodge
Mrs. George Swasey. who was a
representative to the Rebekah as
sembly. recently held at Lovelock,
returned to Tonopah this morning.
]. ]. Cullen, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Southern Pa
cific company with headquarters at
Reno, arrived from the metropolis
city this morning.
Frank J. Cayanaugh. the under
taker. came over from Goldfield
yesterday and will have charge OF
the local undertaking parlors during
Mr.. Marsh's absence.
Roger Dougherty. the democratic
war horse WIN has haan visit;no
his old stamping grounds at Tusca-
rora, this state. for the past six
weeks, returned to Tonopah yester-
day. He says he will not talk poll
ties until after the national demo-
cratic convention adjourns in Bal
timore.
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Highest temperature yesterday rs.
A year ago rs: lowest last night
was IS; a year ago 81.
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CONSOLIDATED AUro COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah TO Manhattan and Round
Mountain Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival OF mail and leave
Manhattan at 2:3O p. m.
W. C. HARDING. Agent.
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Subscribe sas sAs Rsasasa.
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POSTPONE HEARING
or SEWER COMPANY

j. Grant Crumley. president Of
the Tonopah Sewer and Drainage
company, has received a telegram
from the state public utility COM
mission postponing the hearing with
regard to the charges brought by
the business mems association, from
June "a to an early date in July
The business mems association
filed numerous charges against the
sewerage company. and at the hear
ing both sides will be represented
by counsel.
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10 THE PUBLIC

Any persons having rooms to
spare for the accommodation of Wis
itors to Tonopah during the Fourth
of July celebration. will kindly leave
address and number of people that
can be accommodated with H. H..
Bacon. i07 Main street.
II. II. BACON,
Chairman Reception Committee.
j1stf
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permit the use Of saceharln in -,
not strictly medicinal

William J. Moran. former,v =,
Macdonald & Moran. who person.
did all patent surveying and -
cheering work handled nv 81.
above firm, win be pleased to ma.
all past patrons at his offices noon,
2oe-2o7. State Bank building N,
Moran needs no introduction as n.
was the personal Representative :,
the late Malcolm L. Macdonald /.
all surveying and engineering WORK
All engineering and map work give,
lIlonhIt et.ehtioh- ml5-tf
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

At a meeting of the board Of di-
rectors Of the Tonopah Mining
Company of Nevada held this day,
regular quarterly dividend of 25
per cent and extra dividend OF Is
per cent was declared. payable July
20. 1912. to stockholders of record
noon June 20. 1912. Transfer
books close June 30, 1912, noon;
open July s, 1912, 10 a. m.
G. A. HIGBEE,
Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 20, 1912.
j21t7
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POLITICIANS MAY MEET

BALTIMORE, June 2e.-WiIliam
Jennings Bryan was asked about
report that Senator La Toilette of
Wisconsin was on his way here from
the west to see him.
Il had not heard of it, said Mr..
Bryan. II have no appointment
with Senator La Toilette. I would
be glad, of course. to see him"
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BREWERS AT WORK

MILWAUKEE,. Win. June s6.--
slx hundred brewery workers. mem-
bers Of the Milwaukee building
trades eouneii. who cult werk In
TIE various breweFiss about a month
asa when q demand for hlsher
wages vas mnae. returned 10 work
loday under a new agreement whieh
provides "a increase 81 ~ vests
an howF.
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Nc INTERFERENCE IN
FLYNN-JOHNSON FIGHT

SANTA FE. N. NJ, June 26.-
There viii be no interference with
the Johnson-Flynn battle for the
worlds championship in the heavy
weight division at Las Vegas July
4 by Governor w. c. Mcdonald.
providing the county and city Off
cials enforce the state laws" These
laws relate chiefly to the suppress
sion OF gambling.
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MAY Use sAoCHARIN

WASHINGTON. June 26. The
saccharin rules Of the pure food
board were modified today TO per
nit the use OF saceharin In medicin-
al foods. when its presence Is stated
on the label. The order contains
a specific provision against the in
depreciation OF the modification to
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NOTICE

A meeting of the general Fourth
of July committee will be held this
evening at s O'Clock sharp at the
office Of H. e. Epstine in Brougher
avenue. Business of Importance
will be transacted and all members
are requested to be present.
ED MALLEY, Chairman.
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COAST LEAGUE
srANpING on rae cLrBs
Yesterdays Results

At saeramento-Sacramento g.;
Vernon /. Batteries-Arralanes and
Cheek; Carson. Temple and Agnew.
At San Franciseo-San Francisco
y; Oakland 6. Henly and
Schmidt; Parker and Knutze.
Al Los Angeles-Los Angeles 81;
Portland 0. Batteries -Nagle and
Brooks; Steiger and Fischer.
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Sterblibfettsberi6t.

Halpb grofanp, 2 0tonate, 500
Jfeaoing 9toao, S6pahe.
2ouiS q. Olara55i, / Sobr, 247
Henner StraBe, &ungene1lt5i1noltn3.
Wlertie Wteier, 81, SAG Ringgolo
StraBe, Sd)arIaffieber.
9Lngela 4oumann 76, 400 Dit
-. StruBe, Ser3Ieioen.
6eurp Sylottntann, 81, itGotii6e5
Qrnlenbau5, 4rterienperfalfuug.
9Sulius 9rtngntuln 76, 1854
Gbaie StraBe, 9tierenlei0en.
9Ennu SltnmeIsoorf, 1884 GuIter-
Iib 2Ioe, 2IlteraidWahe.
2SSobn gdgele, 26, 1871 anorr Str.,
SppbuSfieber.
glnna 9aieSner, Sc, 374 Gerrace
4penue, &reb5.
Gliiabetb Gbomann, 81, 2725
Scioto StraBe, 8ebirni6Iag.
5rorf 8robit, 3S, 24O7 8ne Str.s
Sdtpiroiudt.
8erborot @olfe, 90, 1915 8ine
StroBe, SSnqueit I'M SfrDebe.
8bilomena &ub, AS, 2209 6Iorerce
2lpenue, 3uferrlbr.
N}arp Dbl, Sc, 4136 2afcu1ar
gIbe.. SSnqlteIt in Sdmcbe.
gtormon @iiieI, /, 2129 Goleratr
2lpe, @itnaenent5iinoltng.
Glp0e @ernert, 8, 263 Set6el
StraBe, Maiern.
S5ohn Morting, 90, 1926 g8beelcr
Str, 2ungenent3iin0lng.
2Sohn SfltlteS, 46, S03 Carr Str.s
Snaueit in SdNpl5e.
Catherine Sdreiotr, SO, 217 DIT
lluiDeriitp 2Ipe, &uftr0brenant3iiu-
Dung.
0toieS 9uItmonn, SO, 726 Barr
StraBe, Observation-Disclosures.
2ouiie Setter, 90, 1929 Sobn Str,
&er5leioen.
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Seriueah NGnner Ghpr.

@ie allidbrlih, beranitaltet Ser
Senpegb Wanner Gbor am 8ienItag,
Sen 81. 9esember, slbenos 5 llbr, i'm
qrobea Saale Ser Irbeiterbaae feline
oiesi1hrIge Silpeiterieier, Derblnloen
nit Ierlooiung uno Sans, iuo5il
Ireunoe unb Conner ireunolifit ein-
gelaoer1 iino. Der SerDegb Manner
Ghor lit elmer Der dlteIten belttif)en
gereine unb iper ifpn elmer ieiner
,seitlidfeiten beiselpobnt bat, miro
iasen miilien, bob man iih beim Ser
meab Wanner gbor INNER taoellos
amiiiirt. 9as aomnittee lit uuh Oiss.
NAL eifrigit bentiibt bic 6eier 10 Je.
ItiuRrei& pie usoaIih d., seitalten. :
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Gliftun SeigBts 0eiausuerein.

Die GS1ritoQirung Ser 9eQnlten i'm
Set am SpIDeiterabeno in Ser Ser.
ein$baue Itutt, llno miro iih rpie ilu4
mer 3u elmer ifoneu 2lffaire geitaI.
ten, 3lmnaI 0abei auh Oie 8eanlt2n
be5 Gamen3trtelS initallirt peroan.
IS ioQten lid sic 0titgIieoer nit
ibren 9amen re6t 3nbIreih eiHftn.
oeu, So fiir glltes 2lbenoeiien uno
anoere @rfrildumgen beIten5 geioret
lit. GSolqcnhes &rogralnm miro Ourh.
gefitbrt ner0en:
9lufon8 baIb o6t llbr. 2irigent
Wlar @etS.
Gborlie0.
SnitoQirung ser 8eantten 6e$ "a.
natjlrfeI5 ourb 6rau gliIabatb
&iebmann.
Gum SdIuB GhorIieo.
SnitoQirl,ng Der 9eanlten oes Ser.
ems ourh GbreumttgIteo Ruoolf
Sidutoi.
GerIciuna Der 9ertdte Der beridic-
oenen 9eamteu.
GhorIteo. &ortrdge oeri6ie0encr Dit.
gIieber, aIbenbeiien Sun1ortitifa,
San5.
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AuS benz BSlt5eigeridbt.

3as 9odst Der seitrigen poli3ei9ez
rihtsiiBung ipar in 4nbetraht oes
llmitanoes, oaB es iih um einen Wonz
tag Worsen banoelte, nur bon GERM
gem umf1ng unb ben meiiten Galen
lasen nur seringfiisigs @ersshen uno
uebertretungen 5u 9runoe.
Bier peiBe Dirnen, pearl Grabam.
2ouile Wiiller, !0elene HoDgers unb
psarl 5amilton, battsn iia in benz
8arrelbaus go. 500 WeIt 6. Ipenue
nit Resern einselufien uno iid i6lieBe
lih 10 unsenirt lno ftanoalOs be-
npmmen, oaB Tie lpegen unoroentliden
8etraaens perbaftet tpurben. Selene
Hobgers purDe gu elmer 2lrbeitsbdusz
itrafe pon 5pei Sagen perurtaeiIt,
ipdbrenb bic anberen 5rauen5immer
Wertasuns ibrer 5dlle beantragt uno
betpillist erbdlten batten.
2i33ie Smitb, eine 8ertretsrin Der
6albtpeIt, tpar auf ben Wsdnnerfaug
ausse3ogen unb bate iih in ihrem Gis
| fer Iogdr an ben in giptl befinolihen
poli3iiten Reidmann sepunbt uno
benfelben gu einem 8eiuhe einselaoen.
sic tpuroe seitern ipeeen Diefer Dreiz
itisfsit nit elmer 9eloitrafe BON $25
unp ben Soften belest.
Jiinf als M0rteltrdser bei benz 8all
hss neuen 5pIpitlls anseiteate Neger
tattsn fih am Sonntag in einer Der
8aubiitten gum GrapIpiel nieoergs@
laNen, jeooh bate bas Spiel nod nidt
begonnen, ais aorporal Reihel nit
3pei poli5ilten erihien unb bic san5e
| gefenihaft feitnabm. Giner Der Mn=
setlasten, Mm. Morgan, ipuroe sur
3ablung Der Soften Derurtbetlt, tpdb@
renb Die anberen Yeger obne Strafe
bapontamen.
Sobn 2atpler, tpeldsr ieiner eigensn
Mngabe nah ni1t ipeniser rpie rs Dir.
bsitsbaustrafen binter iid bat, mahts
spieDer einrnal ieine Muf1pariung lpes
gen 1runfenbeit UNI Strabenbettelei
Gr bat ben Hihter, i'm laufen su lals
fen. ba er eine ileine ReiIe su madden
babe. 2lls Der Nichter ibn ieboh ba=
ran erinnerte, bab es am Neuiobrstags
i'm Mrbeitsbaus puterbraten NIT prei.
belbeeren urb anoeren DelitateHen
sebe. beIdnn Qaipler iih zines 8eHss
rem unb eriuhte ben Rihter, ibn su
einer tIeinen Oelbitrafe gu perurtbei,
len, bamit er an benz syeiteifen tbsil.
nebmsn tonne. aiHter Gride TAM ben
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Bebim8ungsiueiie
Grflart iidj bic Gopingtoner Stra'
fenbatuseiellidJaft nit benz Seil.
fer'Glan eiuperitanben.

grdiioent @rnit bon ser Gobi,gtoit
inb Nerpport StraBenbabn,@eieus
ituit botte geltern IN Saben Der 0fes
prganiiirung beS StraBenbabnper-
febrs cine ldngere aonferen5 NIT Wtas
Dor Slmt, Staotanipult 8ettnan unS
Stdotratbsrnitg[teb Seilfer, Dem Nor-
iiber oes StraBenbabnfonurittees bes
Gtabtrutbs uitb Shopfer oes 9feorga,
ntfationsploHs fiir ben Strabenbabns
perfebr.
9efanntIib iiebt oieIer Man eitlige
cinid)neioenbe Ger1noerungen fir bte
Wogen Der 2inien Don Gopington lmo
9tetpport Dor nno iiber oieie geranoe.
rltngen tpurbe in Der geitrigen aeife.
ren5 perbanoelt. Die 8erdnoerungen
lpiiroen ous 2egen bon neiten 8eleiien
on Der Race, rrtterbalb Der Bierten
Strabe, fotpie an Der Sft peurl
.strabe, nottig nrohen, mas fir Die
StraBenbahngeie llihaft cine glusgabe,
lpie Serr Grnit erfldrte, bon etrDa
$4,000 bebelltet. 3a nun bie 8ereht.
iane ser beioen Straberbobnseieu-
ihaften BON Gobington 1,irb Nelppprt
innerbalb bon 5lpet sSabre1 oblauft,
erfldrte Serr grnit geItern, fonne Die
8eiellifnft nntiirlib on eine 6erartige
sl1tsgabe MIR ber1feit, 1penn iie iifer
ipdre, 6uB ibr, lpenn es Notb ou
Wiann fame, merigitens ein 9bcil
Meier Surrn,e auriiferitattet lpiirne
Die Beieaidaft mill baber, ebe lie
iih NIT oen Seilfer'i6en 9lan elm.
peritnnoen erfIdrt, bon Der Sta6t Die
8erliferung baben, baB faas Die
sSreibriefe nah ibrer Mblaltf niht
fnebr erneuert tuerben ioaten, ote
Gtrot Cincinnati ,uilleils lit, bic Ge-
ieaihoft fiir bos 2egen Der neuen 8e-
leiie slt c,tfbGbigen unto 5lpar 5u benz
getrage, Der bonn bon elmer Mbihds.
ltngsfommiiiion feitgeiest iperoen
tpitroe. Dieter DoridIag tpirb IN Gr-
tpdgnng ge5ogen iDeroerL
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Wunihe nah, irbem er ibm eine 8elos
ftrdfe pon $40 nebit Soften autz
6rannte.
Die flint Humdnen, tpelde am
Sonntug Mbeno in ibrem 3immer an
ber Central Npenue ipesen 9betlnabme
an einem Gltidsipiel Derbaftet tporoen
fparsn, neil iie Rarten gefpielt bats
ten, um unter iid ben preis fir Elm
5Gbden 8ier auf5ubringen, tpuroen
NIT Musnabme Des Sobn 8amuto fret
geiprohen. Gamuto ipuroen gu elmer
Celebrate BON S. unb ben Soften Derz
urtbetlt.
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|Mm. pdtterion, %, Mabnesboro,
1 0ireinia.
lpbilomelia See RobinIon, %, Wpo=
ming, 3.
)Sobn Wiltsrion, 20, 324 Sit Jront
(Wamie 5aptins. SO. beto.
|Jrsb gbparb Riein, 27. 425 Gons
I fibine Mpenue.
lWeatbilbs W. @itterltaetter, 20. Mn=
otrfon Jerrp.
|6arrp Sduer, SO, Gbepiot, 8.
barbara 6. lorens, 18, LA Sauns
bers Gtrabe.
}AftiIio Ratti9ione, 25. 819 Gin.
lWearp Rnipp, "a, 819 Glm Ctr.
JWm. O. aiefaber, 25, Dapton, 8.
(Warp .. Barnett. 19, 80 20. 4.
t5Oispb Wsann, "a. 1886 glabitone
I Mpenue.
(Rutb 6arris. 19, 1886 Glabitone.
|Soieph .. Cameron, %, Rennsbp
I 6eigbts.
llutie W. 1insIsp, q, 4ennebp
6eisbts.
}gbas. 6. 5aner. 40, Botpling
\ gretn. ap.
lameIia sittlOb, 3s. 1882 Rae..
|9erman 2obmeier. "a, gl paIo, Ger.
leIenna Gbarpfboir. %, 2odlono, 8.
}GuitaDe 8. Roeper. 25, wlabiion.
bile, 8.
(Greba M. Ginning, 20, pIeaIort
Niogt, 81.
)gusene giIert, 26, 2342 McUeiden.
lROfe Speirer. %, 2154 Central
Mbeniie.
}9erman MiIfon, 20. College 6tG,
lQena Watiins, 16, college 9in.
)getru ponta, 80. 1908 Walnut.
lWsuria Ieretion, 36, 1929 syinblab.
JSobn .. Naiu.r, 26, 1905 5orriIon.
llottie 8edman, %. 1866 Gloribo
4peHue.
lGrnnt 5. G4mitt IT,. %, HOrnoob.
l8lande Melins, %, 2122 RaDins
Strait.
)AarOn Wurpbp. 26. 522 Carlisle.
lGtona Scnes, 38, $40 %. 4.
)Sumes Mnen, 36, Gtr.ng strube.
l4nna Dlunb, 81, Gtreng Gtrabe.
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pOn $400, toufte, bofiir be3ablte, ies
bod bas G:rttftfat nod ni6t erhuIten
fat, itrengte geitern etne 8lage auf
Riiderlangung ieines @eloes un0 On
nulirung be5 aauf5 an. Gr moat
geltenb, bab bic WiQioms Sboe Co.,
Die Ii9 ieBt in 6dnben eines ReceiDsrs
befinbet, 3ur, 3ett, als 5oppsr tbm bic
2lttien anbot, f6on in 8eloDerlegenz
betten mar unb Copper bis5 pobl gez
nuBt babe. 0u ct (4tdger) unter bic
fen umitdnben ietn gutes 8elO fir et>
nen ange6li6sr Sob grid" 6ergegez
ben, Mil er bafelbe jest Dieosr 5uriids
baben.
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polter bon 6pmsr u. Stone; 9runo>
etgent6um $1,000.
Q3erf 9 / bene8.

8Sr q e D II e g.
Die Giti3ens 9}attonal 8dnf fldgt
cine De6IelFprberung iiber $4,000 gea
gen peurl st. Qamtir unb etne folhe
iiber $1,000 gegen Caroline R. SteDens,
To6ter bes friiberen Girtusbeiisers
nGobernor Sobn RobinIon etn uno
lieBen beren 8utbaben bel Der Union
SaDings 8ant II. IruIt So. nit BE-
i6log belegen.
Die Soutbern S6io Qoun II. gruit
So. tlagts cine 9ppOt6etenforOerung
ii6er $500 gegen So6n 8. Sorbprg
Elm.
So6n g. 8ertman, Der Elm unbs.
frteoigtes ltrt6etl uber $40 gegen ben
9rpcer2beItBer Martin RuB BON 1895
Central Nbe. in 6dnben bat, itren9te
geitern eine &loge uuF @rnennung eiz
ne5 ReceiOers fir Das 9ei6Gft oes
RuB an.
2luf Gruno ungebli6en aontroft,
bruds bat SuIius Qebi cine &tage iiber
$4061 gegen bic Qauer 50. angeItrengt.
Clarence 8emte, Del6er bic S6to
Wtotor Gar So. auf 9runb erItttener
8erleBungen auf 3ablung BON $4,000
pertlagt hotte, gtng 8eitern leer aus,
tnbem bic 9eI6pprenen auf 4norbz
nung brs Ritters GuTbtng Elm 8erbitt
81 9uniten Der Bertldsten ab9aben.
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Der Gontraft fir Strdflingsdrbeit,
ben bic Bromtpell Wi1e & 8ruib 60.
nit Der 5tapt in Besra auf bds 4rs
beitsbaus abgefhloFen bat, In 3u<
funft errsuert fperDen toiro ooer midi.
Stabtraibsinitgliso Conner BIN Der
%. Wdrb unterb-eite.e ndmlid g.s
ftern eincn Mntras, odb Der StdD'z
anpalt sem StaDtratb mittbeilen TOD,
ob Der Gontraft Der 8romtpeu Wtre
e 8ruib go. NIT benz Nrbeitsbaus gu
Redt beitebt unb OBJ bieler aontratt,
Der bemnddit ablduft, unter ben 8ez
fttmmunsen bes Geiebes erneuert
tperben fann. Der Intrag ipuroe
obne Debate dngenommen.
Mortgepldnfel.
aluf Gmpfeblung bes Sinan3tont7
mittees tpurben Deri6iebene 5onbsz
transferirrnsen gutgebeibsn, aber ebe
oteIes geiddb, nabm Serr Wtullen
Gelsgenbeii, i6arfe aritit an Der
Stabtperfpaltuns, namentlid on benz
StraBenrsinigungs Oepartement gu
iiben. Qlntniipfenb an bic 5batla9e,
bab BEL elmer tiir3liden 5ransferirung
bon sSonos an bas Strabenreinis
sunsssO Oepartement bieie 39atia4e
nibt flar unb beutlih i'm Stabtz
ratbstalennsr angefiibrt mar, bemert.e
Serr UaulIen, ooB bic Strabenreiniz
gung ie6r piel gu tpiinIden ibrig
ldHe uno bab 4rbeitsbirettor prtce
augenIHeinli6 ni6t Der redte Mann
am redten Ylab iei, penn er sine bers
drtige 8ummelei pulbe. 2eute, Die IN
ben Bottoms ipobnten, 6dtten lid IN
ber leBten 3eit mebrfa6 i'm poli5el9
eeriht perantporten miifen, neil lie
IThe auf Die StraBs fdiitteten, aber
lie fDnnten iih nidt anbers belfen,
benn bds Strabenreinisungs< <8eparz
tement bole bic 4ide einfa4 niht OBJ
Staotrat6smitglieo Sod bon Der 10
Warb brad bann fir bic 8errpaltun1
eine Gunae unb peritderte ieinerieits,
baB, als hie Hepublitaner I'M Nooems
Der porigen Sabres geidla9en nurber,
lie BON Dann on Bis gu Gnbe Oe5ema
Der bssigli6 Der GtrabenreinigunQ
uno Der 5ortI6affuns bon Qi6e dbs
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mentli6 III Der 19. Waro gang graua
| Iiise 3uItdnee 6errihten, als bic neue
8ertpaltung ans 3uoer fam.
0erIhiebenes.
9(n bus aommittse fir Wlittel uni
Dege sing cine BON Serrn 8erning elm.
9erei6te Sroinan5, rpelAe elne St5ens
fir Wotorrdber poriieft.
Inter Mufbebung Der 9e1hdftsre:
eeln purbe auf Gmpfeblung bes 3om
mittees fir Wlittel unb Wege cine Sr'
binana paHirt, pelhe etne gonoaus
eabe BON $16,5OO fir aanulilotions
orbeitsn an Der Wcp6erIon &pe. uni
anperen Strabsn auf price 9ia an
oronet. Die Bombs baben 20 Sabr
Giltigteit uno trugen bier proaen
3inien.
9n bas aommittes fir 9eleudtun!
Iging cine bon Serrn Yed eingerei6t
Reiolution, pel9e bic 2nbringung boz
sipei elettrii6en Strubenlaternen al
Der 5ilbebrano 4Denue, 5piIden be-
Saffin unb Sarriion Ipenue, porIiebt
Die Relolution purbe auf Wunid Dol
Mitglisbern Der Gp. prot. Wartin
9emeinbs eingersidt, bic um bic Strd
benlaternen petitionirt batten. 0i
betreffenbe petition gin9 ebsHfals al
bQS Gpmmittee,
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9er Staotrat6
Die Stabt erbalt cine beratbenbe
Grauenfpmmiiiion.

Cine oiesbe5iiglihe Orbit,ans oui
Munib bes Mapors nngenommen.
- aeur Staotputer aof mill bon
ben 6ranen nid)ts miiien. - Ge.
bate megen Der projeftirten 8e.
baltserbGbungen. - 3ie alDenlle.
inn 5taotcertrnm iinb ipieoer Strd'
ben. glusfunft iiber slrbeits'
buns-aontraft Deruriaft Wortge.
pldnfel.
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2eslie Sobn. Der am II. Nopentbsr
1912 our6 1ermitteIung unb auf 9lnz
rotben BON Gbas. $. Copper bier 9f=
tien Der Wiatams S9oe Co.. i'm Msrt6
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Dnrd) feine einfa6e Be-
rlHgeuoe Nirfiug. firirt ct. So
fobs Dd NestraIeie prourpt, Of fro.
nii6 ober DoriibreebeuA. GS beru'
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-30
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