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The evening world., 1913-10-03
|NTERBORO WANTS TO
CUT LONG FLIGHTS
Of EXPRESS TRAINS
Asks Permission to Build Three
More Stations for Ninth
Avenue a." Line.

Indications Of intention on the part of
The fnterborough 10 break the nlght
OF the Ninth Avenue express trains be-
tween Christopher street and one Hun
dred and Sixteenth street with three
new stops came to Esht to-day when
the Public Service Commission ordered
O public hearing on October 9Th 10 con-
alder the proposition Of the railroad
company to erect express stations N
eixty-sixth street Thirty-fourth street
and Fourteenth street Thei, IL a
strone sentiment for these new stops
Al present the Ninth avenue expresses
MAKE no stop. between Christopher
stree. and one Hundred ana Sixteenth
street II IL the fastest and most com
fer; able express service In the city.
Person. whose homes are hevond one
Hundisd and Sixteenth street and
W.vse places Of business are below
Christopher street. will undoubtedly op-
pose the change. but the demands ~
passengers who would he benefited nv
the PROPOSED stops viii probably prove
effective Three stops on the Ninth ave-
nue. express line would lcng'hen the run
ming time several minutes and, natur-
ally. bring more patronage to the trains.
The evening world., 1913-10-03
SPLIT IN ECONOMY LEAGUE.
some Members Angry At an In.
dorsement Of Mccall.

There 10 a good sized split In the
ranks OF the City Economy League.
composed OF eome Of the leading tax
payers OF New York and founded to
figh, for economy in the expenditure
OF the city's funds.
In a statement Issued Wednesday
night, william H. Chcsehrough, rresi-
dent OF the Alliance Realty Company.
OF No. ll6 Broadway. ard President Of
the League. declared the League pro-
posed TO indorse a scratched ticket.
which would favor Judge Y. r. Mccall.
the rammany candidate. for Mayor. the
balance Of the ticket being composed OF
the candidates selected by the Fusion.
tDts
DR.. Abraham Korn OF No. 1857 Madi.
con avenue. one OF the vice. presidents
Of the Economy League. to-day issued q
statement In which he declared IN,
meeting to ratify Judge Mccall hat
been star chamber proceed Ing
which would not be approved by IS pc
cent. Of the leaguers.
Mr.. Chesebrough was out Of the cit
to-day. but his friends declared tn
League would be active In support o
the scratched ticket.
The evening world., 1913-10-03
BOY DEFAULTER INDICTED.
srhiIdLn~cht WIN he BROUGHT hack
From lraguay.

Six indictments charging him with the
thcft OF N5.ooo were found to-day against
john G. Schildnecht, the youthful cash
Ter Of the Washhurn-Crosby Flour Com
pany Of No. II Battery place. who lived
with Glrl who posed as his wife At
the Garden city Hotel and In apart
mnts here after the manner of "a mil
Nonalrc. Schildkn.cht who has been To-
Gated In Uruguay. whittier he Ned from
here on Aug. 3, was indicted last week
on the specific charge OF having mis-
appropriated 3ia. OF the company's
.unds.
Then u was found that tho treaty
with Uruguay provides for the extra
ditlon OF defaulters only when the
amount involved exceeds $3W. There.
fore the additional indictments w.r,
found
Detectives Barney Flood Of the Dis
trict-AttorneN office Ia IN Santiago
chin, after a man who robbed bank,
The evening world., 1913-10-03
lie could rn' n meal iik" that " hs
took - stuart Dyspepsia Tablet"

or course this f"Ir OF food t. na'ural u
ariso~ from an abused ami diseased dig as-
lion. bat IN" moment YOU put into the
stomach along with the food Won eat tho
worry elements that VII IlE"si the meal 20
viii suffer no ~yil effects, and thus io,"
your fear of food.
such elements are contained In Etpa 80
Dyspepsia Tablets and they are 80 pow"-
ful and vet SO thoroughly natural that y
themselves. when placed IN glass 'uh"
with n niN.d food. they will actually -.
Gest that food.
Nor. than the mere act of dlg"s'ing ~"
meal eaten, they gn into the blood AID
thus enrich all Of IN" digestive mirhtn,t"
90 man So tha' when m. ncNt meal 81
eaten tho 'luiis ar" stronger and moro
capable Of doiur their work.
little stuart Dyspepsia Table, faheu
after each meal will quickly restore IA" d,..
p"ptics digestion 80 lac can enjoy the
meal NJ his dreams IN reality.
Obtain a box from Your druggist. p'i~s
90 cents.
The evening world., 1913-10-03
The Dyspeptic' S Dream
Is a Good Meal
And lie Could MoS Completely Enjoy II u
lie Ate a otusrts Dyspepsia
Tablet After II.

ono o. tho ercaf".' horrors ~ dyspeu ~
sufferers lie tho fcar o. food consequence s.
Ttcy know from f,st experiences thai
meats. .cgc'ablcs inJ nuiis viii not ago
With thom. The stomach tolls them 80 ,n
thus after awhile ihry actually learn ID
,bho. such dishes
Bui often w their dreams they cNrol.
cu.e The Joys ~ eating . hearty SOUP -
uIf. meal ~ tho good I'D fashioned tin Fl
NI"n they awake 'hc Old fear Il p g.
with them.
The evening world., 1913-10-03
WOMAN TRIES TO DROWN.
Jumps Iuto the East River hut u
Rescued.

Ida Rabinowitz Of No. AZ New Jersey
avenue. Brownsville. tried to XIII her
self this afternoon by leaping into the
East River at the foot Of Dock street.
Daniel Bell OF No lB Sands street
Jumped after her and kept her afloa,
until a hoat reached them.
Ambulance Surgeon Rendiech took her
TO the Holy Family Hospital where Il
was said she would recover.
She said that family troubles hao
made her Respondent.
The evening world., 1913-10-03
INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS.
Notice sent Ont Ia Employers To he
duet Asscssmrnts from salaries.

WASHINGTON. oct "a warning
20 employers that they Will he held re-
sponsble for payment OF income taxes
BY their hgh-salared employees was
issued by the Internal Revenue bureau
to-day. All collectors were sent a notice
calling their attention 10 the provision OF
the Income Tax law requiring firms Ia
deduct the assessment from such em-
ployees as come under its provisions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
CHANGES in
N. {, PROGRAM
Some Important Alterations
Have Been Made for Inst.
tute to be Held Here

After hearing these speakers in the
Institutes held in the Fargo district,
the Rev. G. A. Mcnamara, superin-
tendent of the district says: , 1--WE
have had two very helpful institutes
under the direction Of the Methodist
Board. DR.. Rrenery, Mrs. Lukey and
Rev. Mr.. Magee are the strongest
team of Sunday School workers we
have eve had in the state. You CAN
not say too much or too good things
Of their work. 1t is up to date and
full of spiritual inspiratin." These
workers are now in Dickinson and
they begin the institute in McCabe
Methodist church in this city Thurs
day morning at ten O'Clock.
In the program as published last
week the following changes have been
made for the greater benefit Of the
larger number. On Thursday after
noon at $3.50, instead Of the address
by Mr.. Magee on THE Selling Cost Of
the Boy" Dr.. Trenery will speak on
evangelism in the Sunday School,"
On Friday at 1l:15 g., N. Mr.. Magee
will present the subject, "The Value
of the Organized Glass" In the after
noon on Friday the devotional SER
vice will begin at 1:30 SC that at two
o'clock all workers in the Home De-
partment and all interested in that
important department a come to a
conference on the Home Department.
Then Friday evening. Mr.. Magee will
speak at eight o'clock on "The Sell
ing Price of the Boy preceding the
address at $50 by Dr.. Trenery on.
MEMS Work With Men,
All workers from all schools are in
vited to make the most of this gath
ering in the interest of the Sunday
School work. Every Il is invited to
call the attention of others to these
changes in the program. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
NORTH DAKO1ANS WILL
|BANQUE1A7 WASHG10N

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The an
nual banquet and meeting Of the Mort"
Dakota association of the District OF
Columbia will be held this year at tile
National Hotel on the evening Of Feb
iruary %. .,
All North Dakotans in Washington
and visiting North Dakotans are in
vited. The event celebrates the
states twenty-fourth anniversary of
it's admission to the Union and is the
seventh annual banquet of the assc.
citation, which was organized in 1907.
Several Of the congressional dele
cation will be present and short talks
will be the order Of the evening.
A special feature will be lantern
slides and photographs Of Sitting Bull
and sun dances of the Sioux by Ed
ward Willard Deming, artist and sculp'
tor, who has promised to come on
from New York for the occasion.
The officers Of the association are
Williams A. Kelly, president; Major
James Mclaughlin, vice president;
Joseph +. s1iller, secretary treasurer
The directors are William b.. Coils, J,
NJ. Boardman, and William r. Fitch.
The arrangements and entertain
ment are in charge Of lMessrs. Coils,
Connolly, Currie, Farrar, Hamilton.
Lounsberry apd Miller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
"A NATION Of DYsPEP7lCs'

American People Have Been Called,
Hurried and careless habits OF eat
ing, Irregular meals and foods that
do not harmonize, tend tdo weaken
the digestive organs and result In diff
ferent forms Of stomach trouble.
Iyou are one 0 the unortunates who
have drfftcd into this condition. ca.
simple Gods only, slowly, regularly
and take vinol; our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic.
Mr.. w. b. Waterloilse Of Portland,
Me-, says: ".My experience leads me
to believe that no other remedy equal
Vinol for stomach troubles. After SUI
fering or years and trying all kinds Of
remedies without help, Vinol cured
my stomach trouble and built me up
so l can eat heartily without the
slightest distress"
The recovery CT Mr.. Waterhouse
was due to the combined action Of the
medicinal elements Of the Gods livers
aided by the blood making and
strength creating properties of tonic
iron, which are contained in Vinol.
We will return the purchase money
every time Vinol fails to benefit. Fin
neys Drug Store. Bismarck, N. D.,
ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
PROJECT At W|LLIS10N
HAS Been NEGLECTED

ing manufactured goods that our own
people ought to be producing and max
ing right at home. The farmers i'm.
mediately around this territory are
not earning more than one.fourth
what they should. You have n Of
the biggest factories in Williston 1t
viii be possible to get in a whole gen
Grafton in this section. and in the
state for that matter. 1t will convert
your Ignite coal into b%riquettes Of
golden butter, hams, bacon, lard, etc,
all by supplying water to the farmers
exactly when they neeu it.
81 do not believe that the govern
ment project here has been sufficiently
brought to the attention Of the people
coming to the northwest. There's room
for a thousand farmers on this project,
and this ought to afford a splendid at.
traction and field OF endeavor for your
development bureaus and immigration
leagues
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
features FOR
Printers Night
0rpheum Program for Last
Of Week will Contain
Many SpeCialiies

Things are shaping fine for the spec
ial performance to be given at the Or
pheum theatre Friday and Saturday
evenings Of this week under the au-
spices of the Bismarck Typographical
union.
There are more attractions being
added daily and the latest is a cornet
solo by one Of the local talent. This
gentleman is said TO- be an artist of
no mean ability and one who has per.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
formed in many of the large cities of

the country.
One Of the other big features Of the
the entertainment will be the address
by the Ion. D., r. Streeter, who is
the only man in the state of North Da.
kota who has the honor of having at
Il time been the president Of the
international Typographical Union.
This is positively the first appear
ance Of the gentleman in question on
any vaudeville stage in America, or
any other country.
There will be a vaudeville sketch or
two offered on this occasion and in
spite Of the high grade added attrac-
lions there will be no advance in the
price Of admission.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
Literary item.

Does Your husband do any work
around the house,"
Nothing except split a few intini-
Sivcs. '-lndialmroliS News.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
Nothing Mean There

IL say. Uncle lack. | dreamed you
gave me half Il crown last night"
Did you. me boy: Well, you Z
lecp it."-London Taller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
ARE SET
FOR HORSE SHOW

Special to The Tribune. .
DEVILS LAKE, N. d., Feb. 1S.-
wednesday, April 8, is the date set
for the second annual Lake Region
horse show in this city. Senator Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10
sss
LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED

soutcnrei hY any eNurt Goo tho city iall ot
pttean shail 90 tanned steiY delivered or
'Hlvonrtet to che euai O and heerlns ~
satd board provided that he VitN '"Ne
,ll may by ordinance make othrt Nto
Visions fnr the earc 20 arrested persons
pending tbetr trial in hnN cenft
NettleB g. The Hoard snail nfeHnFlh'
such tules and regulations and cNet'l. e
Huth wsrper ~ tnutpal AZ viii tcna w
The correction ana reformation ~ pflH"n
ere anS to- the Welt being ~ othsfs, ~
Wttrd to tls charge 90 trnuHht WltNtN
The Htnpe or@tN powers ana nppnt'uhit !
f1r public usefulnrss aud Co uvhe ihs
same srif suppnftinE .
SECTION said Hoard. snhiert 90 ClNl
Service rules shall employ such aes's,
tnte ~ NAV ~ ueyeaaaty 81 pei form ~
powers and fungtans. provided. an -
rcuttNe secretary ur superintendent HhA"
hs exempt thaFHtfenl
sectiun 3 The @ity Council shall make
such ptos islans ~ tax teVy. ~ athef "a 20
aud shall set over 10 thc uses ~ HAl"
unaft such huiidtngv iamds of proper y
az Will enable aid ueard g. carry en W.
powers and duties. and such other lih.
powers ana duties as may be prescribed
bv ordinance
section . saia Hoard - tar a, may
be- shalt seek the cooperation ~ ne
&. haui and part noards ant she kins
County authorities for the purpose ni
evolving the best possiele s'olal e"na'
section : An charter prc, tsiens and
ordinances IN conflict herewith are 70
prafrd
ASH nv IT rt7UruER REaotNer
tNHt such proposed amendment nhRlf N'
satinlttsd 90 the qualified eievt'gs ~ ,h'
.rltN fnf their ratification 90 feieg ti'N
.at che next general municipal election "
re hrid On the tth faF ~ March. 1913
Passed the cts CouucN The iith daf n'
November. faie and aiFued w me ln
fpen secession tn Authorization - tta pas
sage this ttth Hsf - November. ihi4.
UDWEnT a. WEskEfW.
presideag - TIE cttY council
Filled tho itth daN - November. teif
a. W CAURottA
.Citg Cnfautrefler and ~ sffIria cts Clerk
pats ~ fret publication January ala'
.fafH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES
EEE.lLrTf5S ~ -


Fa1PpsH ANENDWrNT SO
4, - - ~ jon and PEOr1afrIDN
.. taepd ihe Charter % ere rItr IN 4e.
"a adding thefrso ; row artlefs 10
hrticlf XVI creating o.
-. y fgplic welfare deFainz The
49,. ~ llties thereof repeating af
49, pr .sioHs and drdfna7rrr .1 .., .
- thereaifh and sgbrolff.r. tt. 49,.
- 80 eaaiified voters ~ ~ INV 81 n.
- s-neral municipal election
~ RESOLVED HY TWr CITY
urstiL or THE CITY OF sea-.
I g, re Charter q me city - q.s,i.
- 1900 \ y. W adding thereto a new ~
a. ~. - thqvn az AFtlrie XVI ~rI-t
- ftsd a. follouat
z.,. ARTICLE XVI
49, mere IL hereby estalffafrf
~ y fubiic welfare ror.u,.,d 10
H.. .sis. 70 be Appointed b.. ta.
~ 49,. ~ ne consent ~ fha r,urrii
H. Co... - removal f1r ra1se uuou
nsnls-. y ~ ~ The Council Tua
r. = ne Board shall 10 vo9..-.
IA nv serve without r,r4r.,, ..,,...
sresas n tefma shall be- f.r III. $3.50
tstsr,,i.st q The first abr..rtl.- ~. y.
~. W the rfaerr .,r t.r,
H. tsrs. " year. one f1r f,ro tasra ...
~ ~ FAR one f0r four 5.ars sns
ni'f ~ ID, sfs Within Hrfy aasr
N4ff Tia NAAFNN NN NH.m nHmHF.|H
hsai, -. .Ayor shall make sfieb a.rl.I,.,
y ss.',''A pefEous resident 81 ~ ,l,.
sssiis - vel known ~ ,t.0r ,.t..t.
sssss =, lntereai IN the ot.ir.,. . 10Y
m sssh Beard. ana pYr-
- bsrsi., froyisions applicable trr.,
Bare ~ .sltt@nasd 70 nnd ... 800 ~. =,
tss'i,r ne efficers fhrrras
tss.gs Afif Board ataf t... 49,
sekhsasa..' w. islon ana control az,
,fi.t ~ laiis .asgiuma IA -.,,-'.'.
lis ~ glafss ~ dafantI,a
tai Hsiihausnts. ana KY,
~ ~ .ehesls Tor tuvspfi, "a, ~
hssssa assasiaE houses 5l,hii. or, ,1d ~
ssh@ 80 = pasiie parls ard w.. ns ny ~,
sssi ~ lands ana work. W. eoa,I.'5
tlsysses G.a.ppfafY Or rurr..,,. ~. l,'n.
y aaa sbsi99nklng 70 tha m, 4,
- working !, nave power go pfs..ds ~,
~ Nag " ssperglslor s.d ',i.'r p"ri
.sHsaaslss ~. riag b. iawfti a., ..',i1t "
= lar - ~, - may b. dae,o.d 49,
si,sees u ~ ~ s'a "a saA Hoar}'saai.
rdane. fsliyer Or S ~ and shat
~ e. ess~,,,n law an prise1er.f 81 n %
sh'sr = ,', 1sd Or dsiivsrsd y, =" 4, snd per
3ssa ~ 't. ~ ~ the poireeo 90 ~ -. A'
''lce court Of this nv ",
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10

rnorn,a-Fn Aan,.nNE.N.-rI. 81. 81 IL

~ 49,, ',irts,s, go YnOpOFtTtoN
.sn.na Arttsfs XVIII - tue 80
charter ~ adfine thereto a 80. ~
20 hs known as ~ 'lnn ,t,,,,rs ~ sioc.
tfvs offices IN tho CtY - So a.
suhfrittlng aaeh proposed ~, W . u
ths electors - ne ely ~ ~. rs
municipal rintuan 90 - he,9 ," N
IA the am DAY - March lFlt.. curry
ur II uA8of.vEp ~ fiF ~
coi,$cif. on THE CITY Oh SEAT
rss, Article xvrii u ~ cry cha i.,,,
o.. .r,,ss.trt ~ adffnF thereto ".
section a. ~ Nnnwn - session a.
.ansu read az follows ... .. ...,
a.rtian u Every raudtdais -. 100
irettsr 10 eny siersive ofuee al sF.,i
,,-rsnn nominated Go snT 80 et.tIt
der the charter ~ thn f4iL Hl ' 49,. -
vHhln Zen 500 dnrs aNff .tt~t ~
4. .reHffHfa ar fhe rirrftnn ~ NNl. /.
~ is elected nis an itsmi 80 ~
in urifiur. upon a 5Hii ahta t t.fv
fufrfshrd ~ the Cifr 'oWpit"W.1 ,t.
r.er-. ~ ~ 90 zee rnffNrfNeHs mitt w
sfrrsr rfth shnns bic STARVATION wt .
.di4arr uf other domination .al,Hi s
.,s5,e - ,sf.,- ar AM consideration p hsf
..s- contributed ualt ~ prom
NIa. sc auF Gro far hln. "Hh ~ ".....
edge ~ ae1uiFssenre t't r.v
.fsrrttr~ hIa nomination ~ rtst.l
said affiar Hsd statement 81 -,
ths sums paid De p~fs'nal ',Ps 80
sfa4inE faiiF thn ratafr. htnH go
$500 - fr~ snnrnsr frt uhirh We $3.50
..4-. srr-sdr1 separately. ara 'ne "
~ rsrtssa 10 mham 80 rufuH
al ne purposes faf VII. ~
-.r-t. srrs u.aar aHd Or WIS ftAinp
All ranss sr other raHuidt ail ~ y
ia a,t rat raid email 30 inr I.tri
$4,000 ssfrn 81 fiiea si aii innrir'iiA
r. ~ suhteef 90 the irstrefinn ant
.iitsatiaa u AIRY slr enn
go t~esf,.s = paft - the pahiir
p-..f ~ Violation thefeAf thAN N.a
svaftfr s-irh candidate ~ p9nlhs0 tf"iN
F.sssGrr aufh nff 10 -, .s,.f.
ksp ur III FruTWrr hEf,liN w
stat sairh proposed arnnn1 ent -
s.fft.s fo thr qualified Fi4rtpfF ~ ~
t-lfv - seattle 1T fhs 0Tnefal sapt,t =
.t~s,,er No bs hrla on ths go aAf "
ps,.~4 ne city csanru thr f'in
- f.-..ar..b rf. lBtE. aH1 einr~a ~ h "
800 ssssfan in anta~nfirafinn ~ ~ pH
- thfs sean duf n itreett Hrr 70
uoitr 80 80 IS ETW
prrsffrat - fhe ftff t"nnt p
Piled mo 51th dsy q D. .nh.f' 'ii'
o. " rhNt'A1s
f.u. r-.frpfratier ara 81 .nfflrln 'ff
rate % fret puhiiraii'n 1aH'@'i -'-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10

LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


ton sscSt that the names ~ CON .hs
shall DO printed in cnrh stuur ~ Ia,
ballot Ia, tho order ~ the uunht'
votes thsS received a. the primary &c.
il"h tho nominee receiving w" .'st.+e
vote ~ the Top IN each group. nnN ",a
shall hn nn rotation ~ tho naeea ~ w
printing Of tho ballots a blank hhe nnes
10 lrfi below The 'ranra ~ the ptm,
nominees Tor each office whetnih W" w,
voter may write or paste Zoe The nhths ~
any person Tor whom he may aept" W
vote
rn uE tr rrRTUEu utAohN ~
that said proposed nmcuhment % Nu
inltt'd 90 tho qualified electors ~
CITY ~ Neuttie az tho nest Frhsfhl ''''
iinn 60 he held tn the Ctty ~ bHhNl" on
March tth 1919 $50 -.
Passed the CITY Council the se'h Gay
% peremher tpta and stEned ~ me ~
opon session Ca naturalization 9t " %.
sage this 10th dav ~ De- smter ~
RouT ~ uEHNtfH
president ~ the 'N'f t".htN
fiied b. mo this seth day ~ pse""'
her, fgla
w IL CARROLL
city Comntroiisr and e. -offtele CITY tisis
Date - frat publication January "'''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10
--,,f.s0fT7TT0S NO 75Is

HnnIiffNIslN = NJ latNl NJ. y
nrsOtt'TtON and PROPOSITIONS
to amend section 10 OF Article YIN Of
tho rhartcr. relating To tho making ~
i,,,,..,vsmrntp and the purchase OF ma
toriaiu nnd suppiies, aud submitting such
~ nav al tho noxt general municipal
.tcrtion 10 be hcld March Z, 1913.
ur ~ RESOLVED ny THE CITY
rotfNCiL or rhE CITY or SEA r.
TIE; 500.
,1tv t'hnrtqr bc amended 60 read as FOL
lows
f,,,a. FOR the making OF which are al
rertig- or Indirectly 90 be derived In whole
ar In part from anHensmcnts upon tho
nrnnrrtv benefited thereby ana such
nthcr impro, cmeuta az the city Council
.t.il by ordipsn prcHcrihc, may ho
,1ndn ~ contract 20 I've lot to the lowest
ttsdrr therefor under the management 81
~ tlaard Of putttc Works, or ia tho s.is
Dr.tlnn of said hoard the same or amy
mani thereof may DE done under tho man
',,,,,.nt Of said board by day labor
,.t,t"n hoard shall direct tho purchase Of
metcTtais and sepplies necessary therefor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-10

puprosgn aMENnNEET so
uTaoItFfoN aid fNofoAlfi oN
90 nmfrt Arfitio ~ q thr chf AntitFt
~ ths clfs ~ HeAtils 90 adiins ihef 2
hes reaction 90 te hreen 30 section ~.
fsls tiisr Co thH fntrstrHHf mf fltl iH
sr4 m1husitiinH rHfh pfgfttHa
a faa rsnersl maulrlsai election 60 -
lins N nEs1t.ysp AR rmE ctrr
cofEgCiL or TtE CITY oF SEAT
fsst Article ~ - tAa c'tY Charter -
aUfFnard hg adding thereto a wrn - ~
70 - knann as aratian 70. which HhRi'
4-siise 10 vtrnavrf tho ameani q
raN mu hnuN lrAana va 90 800 HiE ~
ntsiur. fnriudinE dercsits tn nl ~5h
- fflnieut 60 meet 40 sac tui "a
neassa sd nlitrsfiuns - the eltf an1 pr
see f1nda ds'firfs add dersfifnrHts -
sesi temporarily uhr grrsss above speh
eaapr atif pnfOrirut sum iH fAe fefi
ffft utflifF hwN GrurrNt hnmn7 Rnn WhF+
uaruia ne slsrfisf azsrrrnnfnt disitieia A.
nat Go exceed Faf ard accrued interest
Hufh ruHiH ~ variants may "@ 80 N
rested 81 afer thcr haNg bren et0f AieN
either before o. after thsy have hrrn
...trH ar aatf 81 thn rlfY Such Invest
'r,ou, shall not operate Go pes. osn1el sf
annnI any tHnf rf arrHut 20 trfTii ~
in ~ 40 iutrafr its Validity zoe ihr citt
sh.ii - arannrA in au rrapecta the legal
san ~ FHrh Good Hr HH IraHt
aiurh fssh yves aiea 81 iuT eaiH "a Ca bonds
~ fhr Fist" " Wee 'nai'h ~ ~
.rt- IN vasht~ -trn ur fn the bends 81
.fas United athtea Any bonds gf rars
fnnta % lg1reff 90 ln NAV 20 n''l ~ ~
M rai tras thsn par und accrued inter
raf 4n accord urr uitH inss aua ordi -
nsnfne pfHftllng far ihr lrfHan.n 90 haig
n bonds ana tte ptpepeas Hhsit ha piaT a
80, .,,.h strrss ~ canh on hand real
r~onrrfv ubrn cold according 60 lau Tor
Hrfirau~nt snrr AZ arHrrs i4enfs way 70
par hasct and ths c.iJ 90, ne5ia.A -
e. the fret rctaon az ralf rHl~ offering
f.t.q ths snssHui duo on each Tot trart
nf rarreI % iatsd sf other property aHld
AerDrdina e. tAs statute q such tass pre-
80 said fof oapb. rnd IRE proceeds flfl
81 placed in ihe rltF trraHurt in 'tl
thaf such rNeFss ~ .1Fh on hAnd naal
Invested ~ hnrda cF wHffu ntE payable in
- hole ar Ia part from local Improvement
fIntrlrfr 81 condemn alton districts. fHe
aaasaaed taiuafinn ~ tHe properly 90
Condemns ti1n shall &c ho ilmn oi The
,.,,,-t.-sr D.. the elfv - such bonds 60
warrnnta. eScsed the cum arseHacd for
-. q irfir.e.4f rrnrnt or condemnation added
NJ AID anfsfarding special hHsD Fam elta
iIsssrd against Haid property
e~.anf y here iurHuHiHfeut with statute
au Interest or rf.tt iteia an, AM ~
.- a. r,rf 20 l3a general fund and such
frud shall bear all losses that may 90
s,tit from such Investments
ana amount ~ uufhinH capital in tho
go, ~ nah on hand TcHsnnatly urcrn-
s,,y 10 meet au ourfent expenses ana
ebffrafinns shall DO nerortaiued and DE-
iermined from ,ne 70 s''no y. .''s
,.t9g and dapraiuE of rnid Investments
shnu BE- performed hr the Finance Com
r,tttss ~ the Citf couuriL subject 20 ,he
anp~oeal 4 the city corrcu. unieaa The
[ ~ r...,,..r.. 40 anth duties BE- nfherw.no