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The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
axes.

To the Honorable the Common councii:
Gsntlemen--Your Committee on
Taxes to whom was referred the petit
son (ss5s). M. G. Bergman (sOs2), sam
Feldman (6lie). Christian vollweiler
tso52), William Bair (5sss). George
chrysier (so7.). John +. Patterson
Mrs. Adam Krxywxinskt (soss). f. ".
Thomas tso7sl: J. c: Ritter (s0ss).
sam Asbsrg .slos. e; 9. GLAND lssssl.
tso3s). Frank E. MCGOWAN (s053). VIM.
4: sanborn $3.50. Leon Van vliet
,sosn. Ben1amip Frumin tsolsy. David
Bert Osterhoudt 1856, Julius Macs
tS032). Louis Roy (sOss). Edgar A.
Murray t55ea3. Board Of Assessors for
Ernest Muenk tslss!. Henry wineman
August schmidt tso4s). all for the cam
collation.. reduction or refund OF GER
tain general city taxes and personal
SsSs hns IL: rsvpses1Sily rsRSrs
have listened to the testimony OF
claimants and after consultation with
the Board OF Assessors. recommend
granted and therefore offer the fol-
lowing resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE s. FIELD.
GODFREY FRETwALD,
JAMES VERNON,
ROBERT w. RCTTER,
ELMER d. CASE
JOHN l.. JAKEI.
Accepted, and on leave, the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid Field
Resolved. That the City Treasurer be
and he II hereby authorized and In :
structed to cancel the taxes due on
personal assessments levied against the
following named persons for the year
1918. to-wit:
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
wensel

Thompson. Vernon, warte,l, Wensel
Wilson and the fPresidcnt--a2. /'l/-
NayS-NOne.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

HD00n. vernon, Wartell, WenEei,
~ and the President--s2.
J I1yD~None.
y q Honorable the Common Council:
ltlemen- Your Committee on
- to whom was referred the
y gasolihs pump In front OF .1is
G8nhe@ avenue; OF Stsnislaw
64r})cts ars6S at'bolldlnE focated at
die sooeet. ,.anA 81 BerrN Bros.
soaG safo: 70 w sHastT snd
erect. 0espeetfNllv report Ahat
1oWo haA the same under consider
0 o00 seeing no objection thereto
nmend the adoption Of the follow
6espsctfuiiy submitted.
MAURICE ii HEATING.
SHERMAN LITTLErIELD.
/ MH G o HeNsPLE
ALBERT T. WILSON.
HARRY j. DIN0EMAN.
JOSEPH SCHEMANSkY.
kacoDt~A~AnA On leave the following
1~(3oqe were offered:
EHAJ4 Heating:
nX1ofks BE- and 10 hereby author
&n4 directed to issue permit to
IA Garage Co, to install gasoline
n Ia front of premises at us Cam
avenue east. provided no adver-
- matter or device shall be at
Scs3dsd. Thst said work, shall be
Sgmed under the supervision Of the
S4mont s0f Public Works. and In
G1ance with plans submitted to
~oStded. That no rights In the pub.
{(SGmHn1 ahAll he Onsidered waived
2SSS permission. which is granted
&f1oG1y on the condition that said
1(a4 pump and all distractions In
5000 herewith shall be removed
mon Council; and further
xUV1ded. That said permit issued by
: 4 Wepertment Of Public Works 10
1ted with the distinct understand
- r. 5aeSd a In such. manner = will
1Sxf0f the levying Of . feeto be
56ft&r determined upon. Tor TIE &C.
91SYS ~ pnblic property, thet the
H2S9 wtli pay said fee provfded for
IA act. and that said grantee does
aid permit on the conditions
INV imposed.
k6opted as follows:
{a&--A'd. Allan. Barnett. Behlow.
g1sld. OoIdner, Hess, Hindie.a .sHkei.
klSG. Lempke, LittleneiAv~vxseAGe.
g, o.Brien. owen. Reid, ReinhaEdt.
rSon Vernon, wartsepx Wenxel,
~ and the President 49,
i kid. Keatlng: $500
ogolycd. That the DepartsnAnt-s OF
NE Works be and 10 hereby author
and directed TO isssle permit to
nreaY at building located at 1919
~ street:
||fdvjded, That said work shall be
<Sfna1 under the supervision OF the
ENffment Of Public Works. and in
Gf6ance with plans submitted to
kN0Vlded, That no rights in the pub
streets shall be considered waived
H fA1a permission. which II granted
rs, ..on the condition that said
&6U areas and al obstructIohS In
~ iGn n Herewith shall be re-
{&4 ~ any time when 40 directed
~ Common Council: and further
TUWodod. That said permit issued by
I 3lo3ertment. Of Public Works -
Gko1 with the distinct understand
93Rnt O. the event OF the Charter
Guended In such manner ~ will
~ loe the 1evying OF fee to be
0x116r determined upon, for the oc-
D1Y of public property, that the
|<3f1 net. ana that said grantee does
G1nl himself thereunto and ac-
go permit on the conditions
)1HT w00od
60t6 - follows,
Case. De Galan. Dingeman, Field,
uald. 0Oldner, Hess, Hindle. Jakel,
&t1ne, Lempke. Littleheld, Lodge.
l{4. O'Br1en. Owen. Reid, Reinhardt, |
114GE Dchemanaky, Schultz. Skrxycki, !
Dpoon. Vernon. Wartell, wensel,
Go6 and the President--32
IIaYD~-None
FEG1d Keating:
&polved. That the Department of
11e Works be and In hereby author
6nd directed to issue a permit to
NJ Bros. to construct conduits
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Yeas--Ald. AIi,p. Barnett Behiow.
Freiwald. Goidner" Hess, Hindie. jakei
Heating Lrmpke, IittleneId, Lodge
Nowc. O.Brien. Owen. Reid, Relnhardt.
Thompson T Vernon. wnrseii. Wensei, 1y Wi.
son and the Prcsident-32.
NAs' SIXTEENTH WARD.
Resolved. That ceaser Duby. ia
Morrclf street be and no IL hereby
granted permission to lay a. plank AZ
premises to be used as walk for en-
trance to his residence, and that the
Department OF Public Works issue q
permit for same.
"'o sixTEENrH WARD. y
BY Aid. Goldner: 1yrg
ed at session OF the Common Council
for the city Of Detroit held June 2Sth,
1912. appearing on pages 1921 and 1921
Of Journal for 1917. determining .s,;a ths
directing the Corporation Counsel to
institute the necessary. proceedings to
carry out the objects of the resolution.
be and the same Is hereby rescindcd:
Further. Resolved, that this body
petition nied and the discontinuance
to said resolution, and this body does
hereby direct the Corporation Counsel
to carry out the Instructions the petit
ton and proceedings as embodied in
resolution adopted at session OF Sep.
TENDER gard, 1913, and appearing on
page i3C6 OF Journal for 1919.
Adopted as follows:
PIeiI. Case peGalan. Dingenrn FinL.
Fretwald. Goldner. Hess. Hindie, JakeI
Heating Lempke. LittleheId. Lodge,
Nowc. O,Brien. owen, Reid. Reinhardt.
Ruttcr, schmansky. schultz. skrsycki.
Thompson. Vernon. WartclI, Wensci. VII.
son and the President--32.
Nays-None.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
by AID. Wenxcl:
Resolved, That the Public Lighting
Commission I've and IL hereby requested
to cautel arm light to be erected In
front OF A79 Lumley avenue.
N'0p'fEaiia ArEhNrH WARD.
BY Aid. Wentel: .3stt
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15
<n-saNa~-~.s--ss-.A - n
Severn.

Centiemsn-You Committee on
severe 20 whom was referred the COM
munication from the Department of
Public Works, transmitting proposals.
for the construction OF various lateral
sswazA.-. respectfully report we have
had the same under consideration and
md that wf1IIam Btantk q Co.. are
lowest -bis<lere for coastr1ctiow lat
your Committee being satisfied that
the bids submitted = are reasonable.
recommend that. the contract entered
into by the Department. timer t. , Of Public u
der be approved and con ARMED. and
therefore offer the following resolu-
fiau
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Respectfully submitted.
ROBERT w. RUTTER.
HARRY j. DINGEMAN.
SHERMAN LLTTLEFIEI.D.
MOSES WARTELlA
GEO. G.. HESS.
FREDERICK w. WENZEL
JOSEPH SCHEMANSKY.
4. Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered:
by Aid. Rutter: a
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department of Public
Works with William BiaDck 4 Co.. for
the construction Of lateral sewer No
24SS. be and the same II hereby ap-
proved and confirmed.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan, Barnett. Behlow,
Bleil. case. De Galan. Dingeman. Field.
Freiwald Goldner. Hess. Hindle. Jakel
Kea ting. Lempke. Littlefeld. Lodge.
Nowc. O'Brien, Owen. Reid. Reinhardt,
Rutter. Schemansky Schultz skrsyckt
Tk0WAs0n-. vexnor. Wartell. wenxel,
Wilson and the President-3e
Xhys--Norfe.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

D.l1oaorable the Common Councils:
Committee on
% whom was referred the
IN of CASTOR verDleyn (6139D, re-
~ Ma request for hearing on ac-
N ~ N encrQachment over lot
|0 NJ prenfD0 have mad the
y IoGpto ~ I'D Alder listening
Soeys sxplanation sst2 why
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

Resolved. Taht the City Treasurer he
and he u hereby authorized and in
structed to accept from the Persons
hereinafter mentioned. such amounts
as appear opposite their respective
names. In full settlement OF the per-
sona1 assessments levied against them
for the year 1918. and cancel balance
due. tO-wit
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

~ M : " - sst : ,1sh !.
x--t. 49, pr-~
kl;T q WfLsoN.
a X 0CHEl6ANsKY.
1 ~ o6opte1 - follows:
- Barnett. Behlow.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-15

Northern Asrurapce Co, .,.,.,t......
Michigan Fire 4 Marine Insurance Co.
and be IL further
Resolved That the City Treasurer
be and he ~ hereby authorized, and In
structed TO accept from the Arms here
matter mentioned. such amounts rs
appear opposite their respective names.
n 81 ~ sestfRlsTspt q t The personal as as.
NEoovO ~~tes>&oae9s- and eassej balance
due, towlt:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

Electrical appliances bright new, beautiful service
able and guaranteed to years of satisfactory
vice Isn't it pleasing thought, that your gift will pro-
vide years of pleasure that its endurng-and endearing
services will many, many times remind the recipient of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

intention, OF placing a wrong con.
struction on some OF our acts.
Criminal Aets Forgotten.
This IS due, in all probability. 70
the fact that the criminal acts with
which this struggle was begun and
the cruel measures employed 10 main
tain II are forgotten.
When Mexico had realized the SUI
preme democratic prerogative of elect
ing her own representatives and had
reasons To expect in the midst of
peace and tranquility, the periodical
change OF public officials only by an
expression Of popular will, most cor
rupt minority Of the defeated factions.
after attempting 10 overthrow for all
time our political institutions by means
OF violence alone. have destroyed the
lives. the rights and the interests Of
our fellow citizens. have carried out
bloody executions without regard TO
any law. have murdered constitution
aIists who fell wounded while fighting
for the liberty of the people and the
deputies and senators who have de
Tended with their power OF speech our
democratic institutions. have torn
away from IueiT MONIES DtdGtlul uleu
and even boys TO compel them 10 take
arms against us. CT have filled them
with terror by devastating entire
cities.
Destructive acts OF this character
have made il apparent that the cause
which / represent has constituted not
only a political form revolution. but
also has the character OF preceding
calm and severe justice which pun
ishes the culpable and safe guards the
Mexican family.
Il have determined. within the spirit
OF our constitution and without any
feeling Of passion. but deliberately and
with cfrcumspectiCn. 70 pursue these
ends. and gradually the exercise of
clemency and magnanimity can be at
tanned in satisfaction OF an imperative |
demand OF justice and the urgent ne
cessity Of securing peace and OF as
surfing the future welfare OF the nation |
J have determined TO enforce yigor-
ousIy and in accordance with the 4
which was duly issued /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

other parts of the country, our forces
have been disciplined and considerable
giving guarantees of safety to the diff
ferent populations which have fallen
into their powers.
In conclusion, IL Is my desire to as
sure you that the same humane senti.
ments which you possess also animate
me, and that even though | find II
necessary, in Difference TO the existing
national feeling, justice to public con
venience. and the necessity of re-
storing peace to my country, to be
somewhat strict in the enforcement of
the law of Juarez, / have provided at
the same time that this law shall be
applied only when the limitations are
fixed by the most absolute need. 1t
shall be enforced only against willful
enemies. with the privilege of pardon
and safety extended always to the
guiltless and misguided.
Claim Humane Attitude.
81 entertain the hope furthermore
that my former declarations will suf-
fee . make clear the just and hui
name attitude carefully observed by
the constitutionalists and to retain
your personal sympathies as well as
the opinion of the people OF North
America in favor of our cause. and you
may be sure thai / will take into con-
sideration your high ideals TO the ex-
tent of recommending, always with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

intention. OF placing a wrong con-
struction on some OF our acts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10
CARRANzA MAKES
DEFENSE OF ACTS
Leader of Mexican Rebels Ex-
plains Juarez Executions to
Arizona Governor.
WITHIN LAW, HE DECLARES
Recounts Struggles Of People Of the
Country Against oppressiveness
Of Few Tyrsnts-

Phoenix. ARR. Dec. ia letter from
General Venus-iano Carranza, defend
ing the execution by General Fran
cisco Villa o. federal officers captured
al Juarez and telling why bloody re
pTissls were being visited b. the rsvo
1utionists upon Huerista prisoners Of
war. was given out today 1y Governor
George ". Hunt OF Arizona.
Carranza's Letter. dated a. Hermo
siIIo. sonora. Mexico. Nov. y. was in
reply 90 a communication which Gov
ernOr Hunt sent 70 The rebel chieftsin.
suggesting that a continuation Of sum
mary executions By insurgent com
Inanders would horrify the people OF
The United States and ALLEVIATE their
sympathy.
Governor Hunt wrote - a private
citizen. not as governor % Arizona.
lie said he he'd the leader IN. high es-
TEEN and feared that Z repetition OF
the executions which followed the fair
OF Juarez. would inevitably rebound 70
the disadvantage OF the constitution
aIist cause in Mexico 20 far as Il IS
related 20 the citizenship OF the United
States.
Carranza's letter follows:
Esteemed Governor and True
Friend. / am pleased 20 acknowledge
the receipt Of your Interesting letter
Of the 18th inst, written relative 70
the occupation % the city OF Juare1
By the constitutioualist forces under
the immediate command OF General
Villa, and assure you OF my graft
iude for the high regard for me per
EonalIy which you expressed therein.
while recognizing with pleasure
the spirit OF frank friendship which
actuated your letter. your personal
sympathy and that OF the people or
me United States with the struggle in
OF civilization and justice
which We are carrying on. I cannot the
less deplore the fact that. with an
imperfect understanding Of he pecu-
liar character Of the Mexican prob
lens. there - likelihood in certain
cases, and Notwithstanding ones good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10
They
Attach to
Any Socket

Only one question
need concern you: is
So-and-So'S home equip
ped with electric Hghtso"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10
EASY WAY TO Get
RID OF PIMPLES
Resinol Really Does What Cosmetics
Are Supposed To Do.

It u % easy 20 get rid OF pimples
and biackheads with ResinOl, and it
costs 50 little, too, that anyone whose
face is disfgured by these pests il fool
izh 20 keep on with useless creams,
washes or complicated beauty treat
mcuts.' Here's the way 20 do II:
Bsths your face for several minutes
with Resiuol Soap and hot water, then
apply a little Resinol Ointment very
gently. Let this stay on ten minutes,
and wash OF with Resinol Soap and
more hot water. finishing with a dash Of
cold water 20 close the pore. Do this
every morning and evening, end you
viii be surprised % see how quickly the
healing, anti-ertic Rcsinol balsams
soOthe and cleanse every pore. leaving
the complexion clear and yelyety.
Resinol stops itching instantly and
speedily heals eczema. and other skin
iumOr-, daniruff. sores. burns and piles.
sold by every druggist, Resinol Oint-
rgsnt. SO cts. and SIDO, Resinol Soap,
% cts. For generous free trial, write
Dlpt- an, ResiHJl, baltimore, Nd.
Advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

Taft. GAIA whirlwind of fire,
bursting from a partly drilled oil well.
blew fire -drillers into the air here yes
terday and scattered their bodies about
like chips. The men were seriously in
juTed. \ gas pocket struck 700 feet
under the earth caused the explosion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

Captain NJ NJ Medley is the new
congressman from the first West Vir-
GINA district and he succeeds John
". Davis. who was appointed by Presi-
dent Wilson solicitor general OF the
United States. This appointment
caused a vacancy in the West Vir-
ginia delegation and a special election
was held, a which Captain Neeley was
elected. The new congressman is a
tall. clean-cut West Virginian and is
30 years old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10
Renaaae in outraaes.

with strict Difference to the law pro-
vided. the Huertista officers were tried
and executed in the city of JusreG.
Among them were some who had been
captured al Torreon by this same gen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10
and utility.

due respect to the law, greater forbear-
ance toward our enemies.
with assurance of my highest es-
TEEN, may il please you TO regard me
as your kindly and sincere friend.
(Signed) "V. CARRANZA."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

| eTal, villa, who, after pardoning them,
! agreed tina, they should be enlisted by
our forces. Thereafter they endeay-
ored. but unsuccessfully. TO create a
detection of the men whom / entrust-
ed to their command. finally deserving
10 reengage i'll crime.
1T is true that the established prin.
ciples observed in International wars
extend to prisoners the privilege of
pardon or immunity from bodily harm.
but in civil struggles. the most civil
lied nations in all ages have employed
more rigorous and bloody means even
than we have been compelled to
adopt And with reference to the
executions Of the officers in the city
OF Juarez, there should be perceived
not any needless cruelty visited upon
prisoners of war, but merely such
punishment as was prescribed by the
law applicable to offenders against
the public peace and safety.
The Mexican people, In the begin
ming Of this civil struggle. initiated
by Hon. Francisco Madero, exhausted
all their power of clemency and for
giveness. but experienced as the only
results of their magnanimity, tyranny
in their country's interior and the loss
OF prestige outside of its borders.
To-day l want to reinsure the oper-
alton OF the country's Institutions and
to restablish tranquility for all time
by means OF definite and effective
PREPARATION Of the national organiza-
ton
Many Commit Suicide.
THE occurrences at the city of
Jaurez we're far from being invested
with the numerical importance which
our enemies, in their incorporate
frame of mind. desired TO give them
In the same manner more than forty /
women and girls had committed sui !
eide through fears of excuses that |
might be INDUCED in by the constitu- |
tionalists, since I can personally give /
as surances that in Durango as in all /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10
Start Your Gift Shopping Early
3D. New

You who have experienced the dscomorts and
sfactory selections of other crowded holiday
appreciate the suggestion shop early The
will allow greater choice and statesmen will
have time thoroughly demonstrate these elecri
cal apDauces
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

on May Il, 1913. the law Of Juarez of
January %. 1862, which defines and
Furnishes delinquencies inimical to the
public peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-10

All the news all the time The Argus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
RfSINOL STOPS
SKIN TORMENT
How This Wonderful Treatment
Ends Itching and Heals Skin
Eruption.

Brooklyn, n. Y.-"At first lit
tie red spots were seen on my arms
and body. which | noticed were get
ting larger every day They itched
me so much that | scratched my
self until | bled. There were
times when ! stood up all night
and scratched. was troubled
about three weeks. during which
time ! used ------. which seemed to
do me no good whatever. Then, fin
ally | thought of trying Resinol
Soap and Resinol Ointment. As
soon ms applied Resinol Ointment
| felt much relief After using IL
a few times. noticed the sore spots
slowly fading away, and In about
month ] was cured completely"
tSigned) Adolph Schoen, 742 Shep-
herd ave. Nov. !, 1912.
Resinol Is not an experiment. II
Ia a doctors prescription which was
so unusually successful for skin
troubles that It has been used by
other physicians all over the
country for eighteen years. No
other treatment for the skin now
before the public can show such a
record OF professional approval.
Every druggist sells Rosinol Olnt-
mont and Rosinol Soap, For free
trial write 10 Dept. ll-R. Resinol,
Baltimore, Md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
CONFESSES PLAN TO
BLOW OPEN JAILS TO
RESCUE TWO PALS

With the discovery by Detective
G ". Humphrey that Frank Smith.
held at the city jail In connection
with the robbery OF John Nelson
Of $3.50 last Friday night after a
taxi ride. IL an escaped convict
from the Leayenworth penltentlary.
Smith owned up TO "A jail delivery
plot that was frustrated by his ar
rest
Smith denies completely in the
Nelson hold-up. but admits he is a
safecracker.
In his room In private house
on Broadway Humphrey found
bottle OF nltro-glycerine. lie also
said be had a yalise fun OF burglars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
JAIL ENCIN Fer

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept A.
Mountain Express and F1agman
Charles Murray OF the Bar Harbor
Express are held In Jail here today
in connection with the collision on
the New York. New Haven a. Hart.
ford r. r.. near Nalllngford. in
Tuesday when 81 persons were
killed and 80 others injured
Coroner Mix. former employe
OF the New York, New Haven d
Hartford. IS conducting his inquest
behind closed doors. Even the
names OF the witnesses are not an
nounced.
Both Miller and Murray will ties.
tify before the investigation OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
CHILDREN FOUND

Caught in heavy wind while out
in a pleasure launch. George. II.
and Madeline, 90. children OF Ira A.
Nadcau. Northwest manager OF the
Equitable Life Insurance associa-
ton. beached their boat at Friday
Harbor Tuesday night.
No word was heard from them
until this morning. when Nadoau
left Port Townsend 20 search for
them.
All day yesterday the revenue
cutter Arcata attempted 10 locate
them without success. and Mrs.
Nadcau. who remained at home In
Seattle. was distracted with grief
" your proposition is good. some
one or more OF The Stars 10000
readers will back you. Use a Star
want ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
CITY NEWS

An argument between Joseph
Burke, COS Nickerson St. and G. X.
Richardson. a conductor on a West
Burke's being knocked into the
street Wednesday. Burke was
taken to the City hospital. suffer.
ing from a deep cash In his scalp.
The conductor was not arrested.
The trouble IL said 10 have oc-
Cured when Burke refused to pay
his fare or get off
Charged with perjury In making
false statements In taking out cit
izenship papers. Joseph Bressi. 80.
was arrested Wednesday on com
plant sworn out by T. S. Attorney
Riddell.
Jose n. de Molina has been sp.
pointed consul for Mexico in the
state Of Washington 10 succeed r..
g. Rodriguez, who has been trans
ferred to Mexico City. Molina has
offices at 1906 Hoge building
The case OF Earl Adams against
the Puget Sound Traction, Light e.
Power Co, a suit for personal IN.
juries. has been ordered remanded
TO the superior court by Federal
Judge Neterer.
The Chicago junk Co. has &C.
qulred property on fIanford st., be-
tween 18th and 10th ayes s.. for a
consideration 0f 10000 for the pur
pose of establishing another plant
in addition to the present one al
luterbay.
r. W. Cotterill, secretary Of the
park board, has returned 10 Seattle
after attending tho 18th annual
conyention Of the American Asso
citation OF Park SuperintendFuts al
Denver.