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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
STOCK EXCHANGE
WARNS SULzER
TO keep HIS
HANDS OFF
Committee Tells New York
Governor That Proposed In
corporal ion Would Be
Fraught With Dangerous
Results"
WOULD INTERFERE WITH
EXCHANGE DISCIPLINE

Y
Albany ~ VI. nu. 3i-rhc New
York stock exchangc put itself on
record today as orposed 20 incorpora.
ton and ms against tho enactment of
q maximum rate ~ interest ON call
loans. Governor Sulzer was so in.
formed by committee representing
the exchange and was advised that
the enactment of such laws would
cause disastrous results"
John q. Mlburb counsel for The
exchange declared that the incorpor.
alton ~ the stock exchange would be
irought with disa-Irr and would srri-
ousIy interfere v5h It's disciplinary
bowers
he pointed our hat the exchange
N a. voluntary Organization and it,
members must ,uUf. by jts decisions
Its phnishmentf are tremendously
effective NOV. Dee fid
When a man q suspended his va
cation d. 90 Hn ca. a. the exchange
is compelled to Incorporate. It's dccis-
ions could be- questioned ia the courts
i.ong lItgauuu would roliuw and the
courts would have .o pass upon pues-
uons which are nov dealt with quick
lF ana effectively
. don't see what good can De ao-
comphshed by Incorporation. hr
added
Governor Sulzcr reminded Mr. Mil.
burn that the cotton exchange and
practically AN the other New York
markets are Incorporated
Many people oi the south and west
nave informed me-" continued the
goycrnor that ths hensve u would
hc % good thing Tor the stock oN.
change to Incorporate"
Isn't 10 ira. that 70 consumer can
hc wiped out o., nigh Interest rates
for call loans asked tho governor
The committee replied that SUCH u
situation had never developed
The governor then questioned the
.ommitt,c conprrung the activity Of
thc American can stocks. tie wanted
go know Dc recent large sales OF this
stock were made by bona udc holders.
The committee 1ud Tine exchange was
making ru Investigation uf This mat
t,r uut Expressed lhr "union that
rH, -.lr. We're genuine.
Nr. MuhWn and President Nuhou
s,utod the -u,,rrot chat TO, eN-
change would cooperate with aim in
making necessary reforms hut eau
toned him Goo g." slowly 100 dealing
with the mor" d"ncut" subjects iu
hls message
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
CHICAGO WATCHMAN
HAS THRILLING
EXPERIENCE
All Elements of First Glass
Melodrama in Michael Ros.
er's Battle With Safe Blow
ers.
ln, Leased wiz 10 r,cnina ncrnml

IS LEASED Nic 90 Evening Hcraldl
chicago, Jan. 30 Fnr fuur hours
early to-day Michael Rosrr. 90 wears
old. N1 bouud Dud r,ggrd on the
nonr 10 north fid. department store.
whvrr b." had been lcf, Do, safe blow
,rs, and WJtchrd smoke curling up
from sm"ulderng blankets used Bay
tho tnio,rs to d-ad,u the spuud oi
un explosion
Fearful that hc would 20, burned n"
death without rcIpg abb, Go give "a
alarm. Gus'r mudr suurrhunJn or-
fort tn ne, nIms,lf when hu -pw an,
blankets ~1tt iu hluyr. ana succeed
'd ilr VIs successful 100 Iuusruius %
u' which h,lt his arms. and the rr-
mu,ul ut th" ruE from his mouth ANA
thu ruu's about his lr4. was 90 matter
lot 90 f'" moments a., trlrphuu,d
uu alarm uret tD 90, u'v department
and then Geo the police, When tho
lurm,r arrived the interior ct the
huildiug. which was OF t,u stories.
was leo flames and the structure and
contents Vrry destroyed with % Iu,,
uf S1i,UuU.
The sat" blowers. four in number
broke into th" store shortly after midi
night and. according Go Hosor. were
only % few minutes blowing open the
SAT. ana rscdpiug with sl.gUu l,osor
was employed n the stnry AS @ night
wutchmau
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
IOWN MOVES ron THE
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

p's M"iuvs Iowa. Jan 30 tom
mission form oI government tor 1j,
Iowa cities oi uN. thousand pouun-
ton CO., mon" NHs brought q step u,Ir-
cr today. when CO., house committee
on municipal corporations boo the Iowa
Legislature decided Coz report iINurably
tlv sherman lill while this hin Was
drawn Nu part ular reference To
Griunell IL IS applicable to an other
lilies in the state.
Hriei sessions "uN Woto held ny
the house and uat, IN" latter ud-
Journcd unui Monday out OF respect
to senator Gates. who died suddenly
this morning, .uu 90" loIW,r adjourn.
cd for the dnt for tn, ~am' reason.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
MILLIONS ROLL IN
TO PRODUCERS Of
CRUDE OIL
Another Seven Cents Tackled
Onto the Price of Pennsyl-
vania Crude With Advances
All Along Line.
CBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald. \

tby Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald. }
Pittshurg. Jan. 3i--'rhe rapid ad-
vance IN the price of principal gradei
~ crude ogl was continued today
when at the opening Of the market
another seven cents were lacked 10
the price, making Pennsylvania crude
The basis of oil values. fe.40. other
prices announced were; Mercer Black.
sl.93; Newcastle. sl9s; CORNING.
sl.93 ana Cabcll. 81. Somcrs,t nnd
Ragland were unchanged
Reports from the principal pipe line
companies show thar dufine This
month the runs from wells located
u The eastern fields. including On.s
In' ndianB. have averaged % iitiIe
u.oic Than ili 600 barrels day.
while during the same period IN D.
mcuis have averaged little moie
than liN.00O barrels day. an excess
Of consumption over production Of
about 100000 barrels during January.
So prosperous have. some OF the Oh
companies become that one Pttshurg
company declared iO0 per cent dlv.
idoud.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
BARTH FAIR BILL
INTRODUCED IN
THE SENATE
Identical With Measure in the
House; Senate Passes Reso-
luton Asking for More Com.
mittee Room.
Especial Dispatch 80 E,.a,as Hsrsla

special Dispatch 90 ES.aia9 Herald I
SANTA Fe. n. n. jan. 3l.--Mr. Helt.
i"i Nt BHG' Of Bornalillo county
who is tll thr, aftornnnu introduced
boo ih, senate senate bill No. -. cr6ut-
ua lur Sew Mexico state fair nt Al.
huquerqur lud proyiuing for ifs sup
port th. nul being precisely similar
in Ihr hHus, bin % was referred To
iu, committee ON finance.
a resolution was passed calling up-
ON thr capitol custodian commission
600 furnish accommodations for the
senate committees The judiciary
committee reported substitute for
.,nHir Joint resolution 40. .. provid-
ms ur tHr ratification of the proposed
Income aN amendment 90 tbe federal
constitution
\ mC-sruErr from the house an.
rnuured thp passage of house Hill No.
g.. tho sumner couaty hill u was
tHfrrrod tu the committee on coun-
tlos
The senate This afternoon passed
id, hIl Codjus Jurisdiction to the
Iuitrd States over the santa Fe ma
uuuu' cemetery and the Fort HavRrd
Military reservation
Tho senate adjourned until so
tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
. NNNN0 NN0NN
I,ENOLUTiUNNIiN CHANGES N
COLORADO HINENUE SYSTEM

Denver ban. 30 Among the
numerous nilts introduced loo thr prcs-
,nt legislature are a number that
contemplate almost revolutionary
changes iu t1' revenue D, stem of COL
uTadu
Tho provisions 800 taos, bills include
tho gradual iutluducti"r col a single
tax systou. h Nst'u uf income taxes.
assessment of property dt ita mll cash
value ana thu reduction uf the mill
levy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
NFN NDN NSSINBIN N.SO
VOTES ron NNENDMENT

Carsou city. NoNu Nu, 80 The
Nc,adn assembly today declared n
favor of United States senator. uy d.
ryct vote uf the people hy rItIfNing
the proposed constitutional amend
Wcui adopted by the last congress
There was not dissenting vote nor
's ans expected ,u the senate whore 10
next goes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
san Diego Puys Wafer works.

mn IlI0F0, VUI, jan, m I0rmll
transfer uf the rroporiv of thc south
ctn California Mountain Water com.
pauy to the CITY ~ san Diego took
place TO-DAY The DumuauV resolved
N2,i0u.uUu Iu citN bonds
Tho bonds we're voted last sprlng
and under the agreement with tho
company the city has tho right. 10
purchase nt the end of ten years ad-
citlnnal rseervoirs and pipe lines for
about 81 100000 more.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
AMERICANS PROMISE
PLENTY OF PETROLEUM
[ny Leased Wire IN Evening neraldi

Berln, Jan. - "A dcputailun ct
Americans representing the Indcpcud-
cnt petroleum interests beaded hy
q. u. Chamberlain. of cleveland. APP
peared today before thr committee oi
tho Imperial parliament Goo which the
German government petroleum
monopoly bin h1d been ror'rr,d Tho
members of the ipputation assured
the Commltte, that the independent
producers were prepared % supply
Germnny's entire needs NJ the German
government would furnish tank
steamers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TURKISH GOVERNMENT RECNII.s
lis nIAlE piIN NII.nIINIIANII~

London Jan. - The Turkish gov
"ruwrut todu, sen, otdcrs tn thr pt-
"Wnp p'1,r Observation-Disclosures Goo
lony" london n' once Tor fhy Turkish
capital uDrordng to dispatch from
Cuugtlntmopie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
RAILROAD RUNS ON
COMMANC Of
VISION
Remarkable Operation Carried
Out on Indiana Roac as Re.
suit of Conductors Dream.
tRy Leased Wire to- E,cnIna Herald. }

Fort Wayne, lud. Ian. go. COM
plyiug with what hr declared was the
command ot God. revealed Go him U
u vision ast night Conductor !. (
steele, OF uh" Cincinnati Hamilton
uud Dayton railroad made his rua
nom this city to Fiudlsr ohio. today
With only un tuuiuc aud yahous,
when hr arose today th, cuuduc-
tor related the vision. Friend. a'-
tempted &" persuade h,m to abandon
IN" run, bat hy N4s iusistent. aud
when thr situation WIS explained tu
the train dispatcher that official is-
sued orders Tor lh. Iuu r,ruidiugi,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TURKISH SOLDIERS ORDERED
10 RI.tOIN THI COIpU'

'uns'aniinuplc, Jan. 49, Tho uili-
GERS and mon of th, Turkish army
now on furlouph have been ordor,j
90 rcjon the regiments within tw,utS -
four hours.
Tho military governor NJ the capt.
Hl has issued an emphatic denial oT
the reports of disscnsions among the
Turkish troops on the TchJtalia lines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
NO TRACE FOUND or
YOUNG CAPLES
OF Ell PASO
Heir to $750,OO0 Estate of
Late Richard Caples Hiding
Out Because of Embezzle.
ment Charge.

thy leased Wire To Evening Herald.
Los Angeles jan. 5i.-A sys-
tcmntic s"arch by th, police 60
y day failed o. reveal the where.
y nhoutS at jos ". Cnplcs. heir to
= t550,0 ,0o0 estate left hy the Iate 9
Hichntd tupl"s uu w paso,
y T'N1a. banker. Young Caplca Z
= disappeared rom tuis city when Z
. it became knoWn that cmbozzle- .
= m"nt complaints had hcen lodged .
. against him. q
. thpi"s 10 accused of having =
y disposed ct livrstoyk said to hc .
= the property of J. N wyatt 1nd .
. r. NJ. Wingo. El Puso hunkrt1 .
y . . H@N 90 . NN4NN - .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
REIGN OF TERROR
AT MINNEVILLE MINES
uly LEASED Wire to Evening Herald }

WASHINGTON. lau. al--A "Rcign OF
l,rr"r' tu tho cor" mine workers
trriHr l MiucN'lc y y. g. charged
lea report 90 the American Fcdor.
atlon of Labor 0y Joseph y Ctrmou,
O. union .orguni1er
Mounted ana foot police, bosses
hnd ioTomen,' ho declared "are
breaking Into tho homes Of the drik-
ers aud compelling them 90 go to
work 90 the point " guns some who
refuse are thrown into Jail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Foreign Military Attaches and
Newspaper Correspondents
Notified They Cannot Fol-
low Operations.
SENTIMENT IN EUROPE
DEMANDS BALKAN PEACE
Representatives )f Powers
Propose to Use Popular Feel
ing to Force Resumption Of
Negotiations.
lBy Leased Wire to Evcning ncrald

lBy Leased Wire to Evcning ncraldI
Suiu, bulgaria. Jan. Alt is =
y believed mat the bulgarian and .
y Seryian troops bvsrPing the .
= fortress ur AdriHnopic purpose 90
. take the place bv storm regard
= less of tho sacrifice ot lfo such .
q an attack would entail .
Bulgarian army headquarters .
= today announced mat no foreign .
y military attaches or newspaper .
= correspondents would no allowed Q
y Co follow the forth''ming Opera .
= utiuns. ana this s HkDu as up =
y indication that such un attack y
= is contemplated .
= Adrianoplc is well supplied .
= with proyi isions ana ammunition y
= according tp soldiers who desert .
y ed today. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
new MEXICO-TEXAS
BOUNDARY SUIT
GOES TO TRIAL
Supreme Court Takes Up Con-
test Over Dispute Half Cen.
tury Old.

lBi lcaS'h Wirc to Evening Herald.
Washington. Jan. 3l.--Suit
was begun today hy the state ~ 9
= Sew McXic6 AGAINST ths state ~ =
= Texas ln The suprcue court 10 .
. settle the boundary dispute hs. =
tween the two commemorative. =
N"w McNico asks that mid =
= channel uf the Rio Gfandc ~ 9
= it existed m 1850 bo docrced % =
= be- the true boundary between .
= Tho states hetw"on the d1d de- .
= gree ana thc 3iH degree. a. .
y minutes. north latitude. .
. O Q . Q 9 . . . Q q q q . q a q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Constitutional Amendment TO
BE Submitted to People In
oluding Recall of All
Judges.
RADICAL REFORMS IN
COLORADO REVENUE LAW
Idaho and Nevada Assemblies
Pass Resolution Approving
Direct Election of United
States Senators.
tn, I.easea VIC 10 I,cnlnr mrrnld. }

tbI Leased Wire Io Evening Herald.
Topeka. Kan. Jan 3l.--With .
provision extending It's opera
tiun 20 district aud supreme q
y court Judges. the Kansas house =
= "t representative today passed q .
. constitutional amendment nf the q
= recall Of public officers. The .
= house had rejected the measure .
. last night, hut 1t WAS rcconsid. .
. rr,t tOoay The measure pro- .
. vld~" that petition OF % per .
= cont of the voters can force "a .
. recall "n au, elective officer IN .
. tho state. as VOL 49, district .
. court Judges. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
OFFICER AND MARINES
LOSE LIVES WHILE
CHASING PIRATES
INV LEASED Wire to Evening HeraIdl

London, Eng. Jan 81 i--lAeutennut
Humphrey " smith and nine blue
Iatkots uf the cruiser pereous are hc-
Ieycd 'n have been lost while watch
ing for pirates on tho coast of the
Persian gulf They had been detach-
cd ou one ~ the cruisers CATERS,
which appears to have sunk with All
hands during "a Sudden gale as no
trace of them hgs since hrrn found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Sioux City la, Jan. ii.--F'lre to-
day destroyed the plant of the r. a.
Northwali company automobile and
implement dealers. with loss ~
tf0.000
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
SCOTT MATTER
BEFORE BOARD
Furnishes Text for Heated Dis
cussion by Members

The city board of public works met
last evening in the city hall in one of
the liveliest sessions that body has
ever held. Little real business came
before the meeting with the exception
of a report from General Manager
Stockly on the cost of repairing met
ers, but the meeting went over the
Alex Scott case In detail ana arrived
az some interesting conclusions.
The report on the cost of repairing
meters showed that the city was pay
ing about 80 cents apiece and as this
seemed reasonable the board decided
to have some OF the meters that have
not been touched SO far put in order
The board decided To visit the city
pump station next Saturday.
Paul Exley, w. n, Mason and 9TH
ers appeared before the board ami
asked the board why Alex scott was
dismissed The board denied they had
scott removed but IL was stated that
the general manager had the neces-
aay authority to remove any of the
officials and that they were in accord
with MS policy in running the city
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
Hancock Department

WaterwCrks. The board took this oc-
casion to go on record publicly as
approving Mr. Stoclily's work and
stated that in their opinion il was for
the welfare of the city The discus
sion of the Scott case became very
heated and at one point Chairman
Mette stated that the interest I'm Mr.
Scott was assumed 10 hide political
move.
Paul EXley charged the board with
too heavy expenditures and blamed
them for the Impoverished condition
OF the city treasury,
Statement From Stookly.
General Manager stocllly this morn
ing made lengthy statement on the
scott affair. MIR Stockly stated that
considerable misapprehcnsion seems "a
exist regarding the exact details Of
this case ana that several very highly
colored versions were current
The reasons for the dismissal of
Scott have never been made public.
Mr.. Stockly said. The real reason for
the removal was the fact that the CITY
had To- economic on the pay force
here ana that Mr., Scott was the least
efficient of the men on duty at this
place.
Nj Stoclly branded as false "a
story to the effect that ne had had
personal reasons for dismissing Nh.
O.
was acting in what he thought TO Doe
for tho best interests Of the city.
Mr.. Stockly stated that when hc
took the position of general manager
ne did it with the understanding that
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07

terday from ireen'ille. Chio. where he
visited over the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oneie hove
gone To- Sturpeon Bay Wis. where Ar
Oneie VIII resume his service on he
Yantic.
Miss Ivy McKerthcr, who has been
visiting Hancock friends returu"I
Yesterday 20 Nichigamme.
Harry Georgc OF Quincy has re-
turned from ap extended visit 90
Shellsbure, Wia
Miss Dorothy Gregory has returned
to Appleton, Wis, where she viii re-
sumo her studies at Lawrence collegr.
The industrial society OF the Con
Prceational church VIII convene
Thursday afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. r. Reedor lon Houghton.
Among the students who left yes
terdav TO resume their studies at col
loge are Miss Irene O'Ncil Miss MAY
KcouPh, Miss MarsareS Ryan Miss
Auoen Garfield and Miss Annie Opic.
students al The Marquette Normal
Tho Hancock Eagles will hold their
installation Of officers this evening.
The Mary and Martha club Of tn
Congregational church will meet m
The home Of Miss Fannl. Nichols this
evening.
Miss Kate Wallace has returned %
hsr aomc in Marquette, after short
visit with Hancock friends
Mrs. George Rarues of Denver is "a
guest AT the Carroll home in Hancock
Mrs. Richard Barke'I and son, Will
lard. and Mrs Hanna Hoffenbacker
have returned from the 500. where
they spent the holidays.
Miss Vera ioggin has gone TO- Ypsi-
lanti where she is attending school.
Frank TourVilC of Dollar BAY viii
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
=. HANCOCK sREVlTiEs. !.

Alec Hoya, VINO has been confined q
his home by Illness. has resumed ms
duties at Nichols store.
Loyal OLcary aid William Carney
have gone To Duluth ON business.
John Wuohbin has lcft for Concor-
dia College, Milwaukee, to resume hii
studies.
Hiss Elaine Shields has returned 90
Ann hrbor where she is student in
the literary department OF tho state
university.
\ session of the Review circle an
organization composed of Hcuehton
and Hancock high school teachers
met last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Hugh +. Johnston.
Miss Laura Macdonald, daughter Of
city clerk Macdonald has returned o.
Stout Institute after spending tho
Christmas HOLIDAYS here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
ANSWER THE CHALLENGE.
Mitohells Will Meet all Teams Mo-
OWING Them Games.


That the Hancock bowling team is
willing to meet an corners. but thu,
they will not meet any team that owes
them return games is the statement
Of j. n. Mitchell, owner and proprietor
Of the Mitchell Alleys in Hancock and
of Captain McRae Of the Mitchell
team The Mitchells recently chan-
euged the county teams ana were an
swered 10y the Painesdale team. which
said they would meet the Hancock
team ~ they were certain Of getting n
return game. I'm answer 10 this Cap
tain McTa" has pointed out that the
Painesdalc team already owes the
Hancock five FOR a game played there
and that no proposition other than a
game AT Hancock could be considered
The Hancock team is also owed
games hy the TToughton team. Lake
Linden South Range. Calumet Y. NJ.
G. 4. ana Y. NJ &. G. teams. Baltic
Mohawk and Copper city and until
some Of these teams play their return
games with Hancock they viii not be
given another chance to meet the
Hancock tenn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Pequot Sheets, Plain
Pequot Sheets, Hemstitched

S1xg0 inches wide, Sll9 value. for -.
SIxg9 inches wide, $l.25 value, for.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
GERMAN AID SOCIETY.
Election Of Officers SUNDAY Afternoon
by Local Organization.

Ter German Aid society has cleo
ted the following officers. the annual
mectinr having been held SUNDAY
afternoon In the Germania haIl
Prosidont-l'red iion.
Vice president Herman SchiHinr.
Secretary Peter Klassen
Assistant hall mana ecr-Car Yooha.
Hall ger-tred Francis.
Trustees-B. \. Dritler. Carl Hcni,e.
William Yauch.
Physician-lJr c. T.. Gallen
The arrangements for dance 10 br
given soon We're left in the hands uc
u special committee
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
PAGE THREE

he appointed a deputy by Sheriff
Cruise.
Albert Peterson. who was operated
on for appendicitis at -. Josephs
hospital, is conyulescing.
5oshu Ealconi Is al 81 Joseph's hos.
pital, where ne is suffering from a
broken leg which he sustained when
hc was caught On an elevator he was
trying 90 operate
The contract for furnishing The ma-
teriai of the Marshall Buffers company
for their new boiler ana engine house
has been awarded to Gctchel and
Leach Of Hancock
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07

he was TO have the fun authority To
hire or discharge, subject to the or
ders OF the board of public works in
the case of the public utilities over
which they had control and under tho
jurisdiction OF the council i'm the othe,
cases Mr.. Stockly citcG Che ordi-
nance creating the Office ne held and
declared that there was no provision
there by which he was 10 consult any
one before making needed changes in
the city force.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07
pEATH OF HANCOCK RESIDENT

Leonard Kupinen. aged a. OF Han
cock. died this mornns. Pneumonia
was the cause The deceased is sur
yivod by wife and seven children.
The funeral VIII take place Thursday
afternoon. with services al thc Finn
ISL Lutheran church. and interment in
Lakeside cemteS Hancock.
additional Hancock on Pace Five)
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-07

(Additiorsl Hancock on Page Five0