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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

The Santa Rosa Sun Of last wccl,
contained am article that represented
turr,u as being the breeding place
ut smallpox. Tho editor is So anxious
tp give Cucryo % black clr That hr
makes statements that are nothing
moro than flrtion. Here rs the article
referred 90.
"ll BIS reported ON good aEthoriu
that there are number of cases OF
small poX boz and about CuCryo. Jack
Lows, of that place, is down with h.
ana the dread disease is said To- be
spreading. Dr iudolpr Is taking the
necessary steps o. have the disease
checked and provide Tor the stilictrd.
Since the above was published iu
The Sun We have made inquiry at hi.
Wuudburn aud Dr Stone. our resident
physicians in regard 10 smallpox in
Cucrvu and neither of them knew of
a case In cor near Cucryo. Further
more. there is no such person in
CucryO as Jack Lewis and no such
person az Jack Lewis living near
Cueryu. There has boon no Dr Bu-
dolph taking steps 90 check the
dreaded disease" as the Sun states.
There be- no doctor practiving mcdi-
cine in Cuorvo ana vicinity named
Rudolph, neither has there been any
necessary Htcpn" taken here boy ans
such doctor The Suns statement is
simply fiction and nothing more
Cueryo clipper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
ruE oLD FIREPLACE.

Come. .,tte p,sl 81, my hoarth,.
"rs wide for gentle rompau,o"
Wac Their, over @ NOR, perfect IN
vtauon than th,s, mmpl, old words.
coz O. moro appropriate motto Tor "a
chimney piece n Is 900, sort of thing
mat carries uu, back 800 Imagination
90 th, oid colonial days of vid, door,d
aud upcu-h,ar,ru hospitality ur
across tho ocean To- me mother roun-
uy with ip -noltorug cottage fire.
sides and the ruddy welcome of bog
in Is farmhouse Kitchens and great
manor halls
But when Wr tr5 Geo roo such Cd d,.
lghuW picture 90 oar modern Amer
lean NE Says the Craftsman
we realize huv ur ur Uau
wandered from the old traditions
both loo our architecture. and ln uu
why's OF Twins, and how few of as
as get can either Civ, or receive an
Invitation of such gentle friondN
form IA the tenscness VI our search
for happiness or rather its reputed
equivalent. wealth many at as have
almost forgotten what n means 10
enjoy the reslfulncss of the open
hearth and the comradoship 81 ire
side friends
A hastily constructed civilization
and the pressure aud congestion oi
city llfo have taken from us this prim-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
ELABORATE PLANS FOR
ELKS' RED LETTER DAY
IN THE MEADOW CITY

lus Vegas, IS NJ, Aug lo.--Augusl
~ aud 3S afc to bee biz days for the
members of tho Lass Vegas lodge 81
the benevolent aud Protective order
of Elks. pu those dates b. 90 occur
the dedication ana formal opening ui
the new club house on Douglas awe
nue. ON the afternoon Of August o.,
there VIII bee u reception beginning ui
% o'clock The public is cordially iu'
titcd Go this function 4 committc,
viii be- on hand 10 show visitors
through the building On the cyoning
ot the same day the Elks VIII parilci-
pate la their reguHr lodge session
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
n u - IN THE SOLAR PLExUs
JADO -
++++++++%++++++++++++

appoint guardian Tor the battle
ships that we now enjoy At lcust
three e week go aground or get out
ui WhuCk somehow.
O
ROOSEVELT. u ls announced. will
take weeks rest This means that
oyster Bay is going To- hc the scene of
violent activity this coming week.
O.
WE RATHER guess the Illinois ma
tloual guard viii Keep out uf private
barnyards hereafter Those IlIlnoy
farmers are bad hOmbrcs with shot
gun
q
WITH A NUMBER ot Sew Yorl,
policemen discovered TO bee ncar.mil-
lionairrs the Indications are that
someone has had rich picking OFT the
underworld
o
THAT onCc-a-wook noon boosters
luncheon seems So have worked cut
mighty we'll as a Ect-togothcr stunt
100 Santn Pc n might be- worth
while trying u ON iu Albuquerque.
o
THAT FIRE ncud who burned
thirty hotels just for the fascination
Of seeing the flames ought Co have "a
happier time in the hereafter than
some OF as who are going to the Same
place.
@
THE MOUNT M'KGNLEY tNpedi-
ton has returned with the statement
that Il got within O. few miles ct the
top. Now irs up 10 another cxpcdi-
ton 10 go up and prove this one "a
liar.
q
THE FOLLOWING from the CAT
iup independent sounds like DO was
written by an expert:
Advertising is Co business what
kissing is 60 making love. 70 makes
Them sit up and take notice that you
can deliver the goods"
o
SECRETARY Knox is going over
90 Japan To- attend The funeral OF th,
late Emperor Mut-uhito tie viii
probably not be- seriously missed by
the American people us far as tho
handling OF the Mexico situation is
concerned.
O.
hppbLt Ms dNuumltvd % church u
West NirginiH. down mean the f.ud
dccstrick The congregation went
right on praying aud singing as 10
nothing had happened. 81 takes more
than a dynamit" explosion 60 excite
anybody in that region.
q
SENATOR Mark smith OF Arizona
proposes 90 abolish the Cuugrossioual
Record ANA make members az CON
gross pay tor IN, printing OF their
speeches. Mark is Little less than au
anarchist. Next thing Be viii be- pro
posing to abolish the writ OF hahcos
corpus aud close am the snloons u
Washington.
o
THE FIRE INSURANCE, convention iu
spokane went ON record for th, vN.
tirpatlon. determination ana auuMilu-
ton 81 The parlur match The man
who can Invent self lighting pp,
v u make bigger killing than o.,
who devised the self starter for the
automobile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

himself q true friend Of the news
paper family In these troublesome po.
litcul times. ana ran u real joke Ia
his editorial column. Guthrie has the
Republican emblem at tho head OF
the column. closely followed boy the
names " Wilson and Marshall Tor
fayoritc candidates. and this la turn
followed by a real Isaac Barth ha-
ranguc on why he Ola a. As general
rule tho Interpretation OF the old
parable of the "Elcdonk" IL prctiS
serious. bat the Alemogorjo Ncvs
editor could make man laugh az q
funeral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
BIG HARVEST HOME
FESTIVAL PLANNED
At MOUNTAINAIR
Speeches, Agricultural Display
'and Old Fashioned Basket
Dinner to Be Features of Al
fair on September 30.


Momtaiualr. y ~, Aus g.-At ana
enthusiastic meeting uf the business
men st Mouuiainair held today. pluus
were made FOR Harvest Home F,s-
ilFal lp be- held here MuudaN. septru-
bcr ?. thr program tu include speeches
on appropriate subjects by promiu,u
farmers, am agricultural dsplny aud Be-
big basket dinner. The display viii 20.
made leo the tabernacle ut rhautiuuua
park and the merchants viii furnish
the hot coffee.
Prizes VIII Dee offered locally lud
The display VIII then hr tIl.rn Go luu
Torrance county fair ut willard which
begins october (. ANA from thDrn Viii
bee taken with the other Torrance OK.
h,uits Goo the state fair &C. Albuquerque.
The people around MOuupIu,Jr
have heretofore been too busy tu tuko
advantage Of opportunities like this 90
advertise what they have Go offer bat
this year they are going ut h loo H
business way ana ln dead earnest. Uuu
when thcy get through the outside
world win know that Muuutuinltr is
on the map Ia moro ways than one
~ the meeting held today committees
were appointed as follows.
Prcmiums-J T.. Dunlu,y Isaac
Fulton. Jim Payne.
Prugram-W. r. Ormc, Dr A g.
BLACK John W. Corbctt
n. ID. stevenson WAS elected pr,si.
dent WIN. NJ Mccoy secretary, Uud
j. "A Rhoadcs treasurer. ana the uft-
GERS were made the committee con-
general arrauRcments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Numerous prominent Elks from cities
in Now Mexico ana Colorado viii bc
here. The regular ritual for the dcd-
icatiOn ct buildings viii bee observed.
II b. likely That Past Grand Exalted
Rulor Rush l.. Holland uf Colorado
Springs will bee here TO participate in
the ceremonies Following the dcdi-
cation there will bee u smoker ana
lbnch and number of speeches. Dn
the evening of August 2N there VIII
De- reception uid dance Tor Llls
and their Ndirs only The commit.
tee in charge expect to muk, this %
brilliant function.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
TIuE ERADICATION OF THE
CATTLE TICK.

The taking up of the western cattle
range by homcstcadcrs, resulting in
shortage in the supply OF beef cattle
tor consumption by the millions Of
people largely dependent upon cattle
grown iu that region. has brought
about q rise In price OF steers at the
great abattoirs of the country and a
decided increase OF cost Of meat to
the consumer In the cities
Naturally also. It has caused both
the growers and buyers 60 look aboGt
tor fresh pastures for the herds upon
which their prosperity ana business
depends
The secretary Of agriculture years
ago saw tho inevitable crisis and
turned his attention 20 providing
ample sustcnancc for the stock needed
tu supply the market. anG which
could no longer bee furnished boy tho
west
The locality was found Ia the south
ana southwest. but that country was
Infested with an insect that made
attic raising Improbable II not inn
possible So for the past six years
the bureau of animal Industry has
been conducting tick eradication
work 10 all hut one Of the states Of
The infested region, iu cooperation
with the state authorities. and has
freed l62.6iN square miles OF the
Texas fever tick and relieved that
aren OF the restrictions placed by ma
tionsl quarantine on the shipment Of
cattle 10 other sections
Ia considerable additional area
the work OF eradication is well under
way but the territory already freed
exceeds the combined areas OF Goor-
STA, Alabama and Mississippi The
eradication of the ratJu tick &C. OF
primo import nee a. the agricultural
Interests OF the infested section. but
the benefits resulting IA rcirUm
would not bc confined Go them. in
tact b. would bc enjoyed C. Frcut
,Ntrnt hy the rest of the country
Tho progress so Tar made In the
cooperative campaign by tho depart
mont 1ud the state authorities dem
oustutcs that % IL entirely possible
Go accomplish tho complete elimina-
tiuu of tho cattle tick. although "a
number of years of hard work viii
D, required CO. entirely free the entire
country of this pest
10 is OF great Importance that the
efforts OF thr officials should be- sup
plcmcntcd by tho farmers ana 90 this
end O. farmers bulletin giving Meth
ODDS Of DISCRIMINATING the Texas Fever
Tick in "a practical manner that can
Doe utilized Dos the farmer or stockmun
Who has already begun or who con-
templates undertaking the complete
determination of this pest from his
farm
These methods may boz improved
upon as new facts become available.
uul they have already reached such
20 degree of perfection aud have been
given such wide practical tests that
the main part pf the task ls TO enlist
3D. hearty vigorous ana conscientious
cooperation ON the part OF the pco-
plc .u other words the work VIII
urosross from now ON jus, as rapidly
as the people dysir, 30 should and no
faster
mn ON tiuIpt.NrE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Amid AN this campaign din aud
ruok thcrc Boz heard no word Of sym
u1thy for seven certain governors.
who find themselves In "a prcdioameut
somewhere similar To- chat Of the
farmer who yokcd himself up with
the call Estaucia News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
Unnecessary NhNIcc.

when you feel la1y and II b. warm.
du not pordor over the fact that YOU
hate tu work Think how poor YOU
are ana how bad YOU need ~"
money rortulrs Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
\ STARTLING coNGLoMEn,rIoN

The following from the pccos Wall
leg Ne"s Indicates politco-Journal-
istic mlN-up that uids one pause
~ has remained for Guthrie smith
OF the Alamogordo News Go prove
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

one of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afnict-
cd with Is lame back Apply Cham
borlain's Iinimont twice day and
massage the parts thoroughly al each
application AND you viii got quick re-
lief For sale by al druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

n your child is pale aud sickly.
picks 40 the nose. starts in the sleep
ana grlnds the teeth while sleeping,
IL Dos "a sure sign uf worms. A remedy
for these parasites viii hc found lu
WHITES CREAM VERMlFUGE, u
not only clears out the worms. but IL
restores health ana chccrfulncss
Price 25c per bottle. sold by IN
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Some trouble is being found In Ger
many Co train crews fast enough Co
man the now battlcships that are be-
inR built Evidently IL BE- considered
less safe there 60 trust bouloship
with raw orew than u sometimes Is
To- run vessel ON which thousands
oi passengers are carried.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

That Chicago magazine which II to
be- devoted exclusively to poetry may
bee success u Andrew Carnegie buys
% copy for each OF his libraries aud
John y. Rockefeller subaidizcs u as
literally as he has done Chicago uni
ycrsity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
Iiiplii In.in.nnir.

china is real republic at last ITS
president is terribly bothered by the
BOSSES Moutoya Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Mrs y. Lykko ana daughter Miss
4. Lfkk,, of Chicus". Who spent tho
month of July in A.uuqucrquc. have
returned from a trip 90 California AMI
are again guests "a tho ANarado h0-
tel The Lykkos are friends of Tom
Egan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

4 broad smile is good business
gcttcr. o. YOU are skcptiral try Il aud
see --rOTtplcs Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

E,crytint- Bry,sF extends dh, olive
branch Speaker clark becomes near
sighted Moutoyl Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

She trcading q list Of names loo 20
national subscription Anony NOUS 70
francs Wen mukc people believe
that's us
Tie ON. me-, lpts choose this uu"
Auuul 1000 francs
she That's too much.
Hc Nothing is too much madam.
iu a national cause --.ppic Mcle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

~ was cured OF diarrhoea by one
uose of Chambcrlain's cole Cholera
ana Diarrhoca Remedy. writes ~ E.
.Gobhsrdi, OIiolt pa, There Is moth
Ing better For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

4 vast amount of in health ls duo
tu impaired digestion. when tho
stomach fails 90 perform ita functions
properly the whole system becomes
dcrHnRyd a few doses Of Chamber
iliu's Tablets ls AN you need. They
CRATE your liver. ana regulate your
bowels. entirely doing away with that
miserable" feeling due 90 faulty d,gos-
uuu Try &c. Many others have been
permanently cured why not you2
For sale by all druggists.
Timblc's Livery. ma 81 Second ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

when the family was living ON their
homestead 10 Grant county Ky Benz
nett dropped the coin aud II rolled
into q crack aud disappeared under
meath tho house.
Years afterwards the homestead
was sold. and Bennett moved 10 Kan
sas. This summer the old Souac was
torn down, and the ioUg.lUst hall dol
bar found The owners of tho proc
pctty Mr. uud Mrs. j " Eokicr for
vardud the coin Co Bennett.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

THE FIRE insurance convention bee
spokane went ON record for th, ,N.
trpatlon, determination ana auuhill-
ton 81 the parlor match Tho man
who can Invent a self lighting Wpr
u make bigger killing than hc
who devised the self starter for the
automobile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

rrmDlo's Livery lia ~ Second st.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-19
COMMON COUNCIL
Continued from page six).

er In payment OF the Intersections, etc,
Of said Lafayette avenue. 20 the amount
OF $lbl,bl, the same being the full
amount due the contractors from the
city for paving said intersections. etc,
and for the sum OF $500. the same be-
ing the cost OF advertising, blanks, and
Inspectors salary.
Resolved. Third. That the city Con-
troller be. and he Is hereby directed TO
prepare street paving bonds. In accord
ance with the provisions OF Secs. az and
I3 OF Chapter IL OF the Charter OF the
city or Detroit, as amended by an Act
OF the Legislature approved June 9Th,
1901, such bonds TO bear interest at the
rate OF four per cent. per annum
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, BroZo. Burton, Dell
mel Ellis. Field. GarVey, Gilman,
Keating keusch. Littleheid. Lodge,
Lynch. Mason, Merritt. OBrlen. Ostrow-
ski owen, schultz. Skrzycki. Thelsen,
Thompson Vernon. Watson and the
President-25
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-19

terest. as viii appear by the annexed
notice. and afhdavits or publication.
No person has appeared To object to
said rolls or 10 ask any correction
thereof We have. therefore. signed
the same and report Them TO your
Honorable Body.
Very respectfully,
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
by HENRY PLAss,
President.
the following resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Theisen;
Resolved That Assessment Rolls
Nos. 1884 and has. for grading and
paving Medium avenue. from the
north curb line OF Wight street 20 the
south line OF Jefferson avenue and
lroquois avenue. from the north curb
lire OF kercheval avenue 10 the south
curb line OF Waterloo street. are here
by approved and confirmed. that the
description OF premises and the names
OF persons contained therein are re-
ceived as correct, and that the sums
set forth I'm the said assessment rolls
diyidual or set OF individuals should
be assessed at and pay and that the
said assessments be collected from the
several persons liable 10 pay the same
according TO law.
1 approve the form OF the above
resolution.
WILLIAM E. TARSNEY,
=. Asst. Corporation Counsel.
Adopted an follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Brozo. Burton. Del
mel. Ellis, Field. Garvey, Gilman.
Heating Keusch. Littlen cid Lodge.
Lynch. Mason. Merritt. O'Brien, ostrow-
ski owen, schultz, SkrEycki Theisen.
Thompson Vernon. Watson and the
President-26
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-19

running al any angle 10 the bearing
walls and subdIyidIng into eompart-
Cd Panty WALL A wall that
separates two t0 or more build
ioi E -S by s sssa OI Il Ss used
,m) RETAINING WALL A sub
surface wall built 20 resist lateral
pressure OF the adjoining earth
and 20 prevent It's eaving In. Also
any enclosing wall built TO resist
the lateral pressure OF internal
) loads.
nj RETURN WALL A term
which may be used synonymously
with cross partition or external
wall H Mo wall AZ sus snh,s Msh amy amy
building shall be deemed return
wall. as before mentioned unless
IL IL two-thirds t2-3) the height
OF the external or party walls
to) THICKNESS OF WALL. The
: minimum thickness as given In
this Ordinance and measured on
the bed
section so. TENEMENTs A
2 tenement house" Is any house or
building, or portion thereof. which
IL rented. leased. let or hired out.
5 10 be occupied, or Is occupied or
IL intended. arranged. or designed
TO De occupied as the home or res
tdence or three CD or more fami-
lies. or OF TWO VI families, where
any portion OF the building Is used
for business or for other than res
idence purposes, living indepsn-
IDENTIFY OF each other, and having a
I common right in the halls, stair
ways, yard. cellar. water closets or
. privies. or some or them and In
ciudes apartment houses and nat
s houses, but does not include no.
3 tells.
section IS. LODGING HOUSES.
2 The term public lodging house
shall be construed to mean any
I house or building or portion there
of In which the compartments are
s arranged on the cubical or dorm
itory plan and I'm which persons
s are charged or pay for lodging
ARTICLE g.
Section g. STORAGE OF RAGS
2 No person shall handle, assert,
3 pack or store rags anywhere with
4 In the city limits. unless I'm some
s brick. stone or iron building
ARTICLE g.
Section L.. Frame buildings may
? be erected. altered or raised II
The Detroit times., 1912-06-19

manufacturing purposes. thirty 60,
per cent OF the live load.
D For g shs ss',s sshsslnss,s' 4e
go, per s,s cent ss 81 ins AVE so' aSso a..
lngs. apartment houses. teueutnk
houses, lodging houses and stables.
forty (fO) per cent OF the live iQ4d
Variation from the above require
and written permission from ths De-
partment OF Buildings
ARTICLE Is.
Section s. FOUNDATIONS No
foundation shall be built upon black
on nllsd ground. except FOR frame
buildings not over two stories IN
height Foundations shall be pro-
portioned for the actual average
Dssa 'A sSd w decu Say Ssd aas ss% as
shall be carried down 20 sand. gray
FL. hard clay or rock. except where
piles are used.
buildings not over twenty-five ssJl
feet high from sill TO plate. shall
have foundations OF brick. stone.
iron. steel or concrete laid on solid
s T0Ssd Or 0s upon soS s ssrts or or rrn1s
not found.
sheds and frame buildings not
over twenty-five (z5) feet high from
sill TO plate may be set on cedar
posts not less than eight O) inches
IN diameter or on isolated coucrete
posts not less than eight 80 inches
In diameter. OF on masonry piers
not less than ie inches BY IL inches.
ARTICLE 16.
Sec. 2. THICKNESS OF WALLS.
The thickness OF walls a. set forth
In this ordinance shall be intended
TO apply TO all external encioslng
walls and TO all internal bearing
walls. Intsrnal walls OF Class
and 3 buildings may be four Cd
inches less ih-thickness than the
following tables. provided. how
ever. that eight (s) Inch walls do
not exceed thirty-nve (35) feet In
length between cross walls nor
more than two CD stories In height
and provided that no one thickness
OF wall OF twelve (12) inches or
greater shall exceed three CD stor-
les In height.
For buildings Of Glasses one l).
four 90 and Ave 90, the thickness
OF enclosing walls shall be a. fol-
lows. unless otherwise specified IN
this ordinance:
The Detroit times., 1912-06-19

prevail and confirmation OF the same
Dy your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
j j. HAARER.
Commissioners
By Aid. Ellis:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into BY the Department OF Public
Works with the Northern Engineering
Works for the erection OF an Electric
Coal Hoist In the Fairview Pumping
Plant In the amount OF seas. be. and
frmed.
Adopted as follows:
ieas-Ald. Allan, Brozo Burton,
psimeL Ellis Field Garyey, Gilman
Lynch, Mason, Merritt. O. Brien, Ostrow-
ski, owen, Schultz. skrzycki. Theisen.
Thompson, Vernon, Watson. and the
PTesident.-2b.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-19
Erom papt. of Pollce.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--We, the undersigned:
the City OF Detroit. respectfully re-
quest that your Honorable Body make
some provision by ordinance for the
and compensation OF
lady probation officer for these courts.
We have come TO the conclusion that
IL longer an impossibility to get along
without such an officer as the number
OF female prisoners is on the increase
almost daily In these court rooms, and
We think that such prisoners should
be looked after by one of their own
sex
Hoping that you gentlemen may see
your way clear to grant the above re-
quest at an early date, and thanking
you In advance for the courtesy ex-
tended, we remain.
Very respectfully yours.
CHRISTOPHER r. STEIN,
EDWARD J. JEFFRlES,
Police Justices.
Referred to Committee on Ordinances.