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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04


Tbone 1851 u.
- Gin6rcher oronqen oor9eltern
9lbeno in onS Sogerbalts oes 5rlld)t'
banoIers g9. 6. sItberton & 60, III
Sem alten Sheap'iben Wfal5bous
uno Itablen 40 guibeI aartoffeln.
- Die 2eife Der in Springport,
@iid., peritorbeneu &ebecca s. Fol'
3in, @attin non gtlbert 4ol5in miro
beute in Riapille beeroiGt peroen.
SSbr Batter, Siaac Sipe, mobnt bier
go. 2S @ine Strabe.
-Sie Steuerallfnabme BON 6elue9'
Iidem Giaentbum in Samilton pellt
cine 3unabnc Don 90 bis so Eroient
aui.
-Gie 9cide BON 5reSerid 3aiiea,
Sobn Der Trau SSobanna Iaiiea, bon
Der GrogreB gIoenue, iuelher in ein'
cinnati i'm SoipitaI itarb, miro jilr
9eerOigung nad Sanli!ton 9ebratt.
- Die Gountp emergency Com
milton bat beidloiien, Die ten1por1re
Bride IN Wioolctolun init einer stlis'
qo6e BON $4,000 nieOer ber5uiteIlen.
- Ser @oIi3iit 5rauf gropn
mur0e abgeiett, neil er iuabreno Der
0ienit3cit Bier aetrimten baben Ioll.
- Nc<ocnb Sliper Gunlminas, %,
Don 5ranflin, uno yiprtIe Gtbel
Dtoon, u, pon WtioOletopn, erlanJ'
ten einen SeirutbSihein.
-Tas @as.Gepartemeitt Deroiente
i'm Ntonat OiGr5 S3493.43, Die eIet'
triide 9lnIoge S4152.03, pabreno Die
@oiierperfe gum eriteu Mol einen
Gerluit BON $144.05 batten.
- 1ie @rmobeiiter BON Sit Sd'
milton per0en Den Stabtratb ourt
cine 4ctitioH aufioroern eincn
Shtrmahjugsfanol OIL SteIle oeS
Gratuioro 9hiu 5u bauen. Ter 9lb'
suestonnl miro pabriteinlih iiber
$50, 900 foiten. Ger Grapforos gtih
Geb6rt Dem Gountp uno oas 6ountp
mill ben 9Ib5ugsfonaI ouf Die Staot
abla0en.
- gs itarben i'm Wonat W6rS III
SamiIton "A Qerionen in 5uiriielo
Qp. 8, in Rob 5p. 3 unO St. GIai.
,, ODER elm Sptal pon 81 i'm Hegi
Itrar.Siitrift gto. 1870.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
St. csuowiss STRIDE.
Die 2eibsnsaeidjidJte bes Serrn in
brntidlsr SpradJc.

Gin n1d,iten Sonntag. Ealmiont.
tog, 5. s[pril, mirb in Scr ct. Cub.
iuies Stride. Ode 8. itno @alntt
Strabe, Die 2eiSensgeididlte bes Sci
lambs nad Dem GpanseIiiten Yiat-
tb6nS in beiitidIer Sprade seinngcn
lperSen. Seit Sabren bat Sieier Ser,
unb @emiitb erbebeuSe @eiang cine
beionoere sln5ieblmasfrait aiiseeiibt,
niht aIlein aif bic aetreuen WiitgIie.
Der Ser @cmeinbe, ionoern aud alli
pieIe beutid,e aatbolifen Der StaSt,
unb aaidbrIif iiebt man am Balm
ionutag cine groBe 9In5abI glnoahtl.
ger 1ur Ct. 2ubfuias Stride pallen,
lit Sieie bod bic ein5ige STRIDE in Der
Sinot, in lpeIder oas 2eioen Gbriiti
in Der eoIen Miiiteriprafe porsetra.
gen miro.
Die Vaiiion finet Inn 10 llbr 9or'
mittags on, ilnter Der 2eitrng oes
tiitltigen Srenuiiien Der Stride. Sol.
enoe6erren imo 0omen iperoen Die
ein5elncn Roaen pertreten:
gumgrIiit: Sermann BON @abIoe.
SENS: Sranf @iIlenbrinf.
getrus: q. q. gnpersborier.
suoas: Sonis Shmitt.
aaipbas:: Senrn Gamblers.
giIatus,: GSw. 3. 9opIe.
sSrcu Scs Ii!atus: Srau 8. 8iI'
Ienbrinf.
grite MagS: SRI. Srances gortune
8peite Rnso: SRI. iSraneeS gor.
time.
goIf: WlitoIieber Ses SuScpoGI
W1uuerd)prs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
9abtpn mno Seuebme.

Sn ser @arose bes Serrn 5reb.
alett, an Der Waro uno SairfieIostDe.
8elepue, erplobirte seitern Elm ge6dI'
ter unb SsmpIirts bic Garage. Oi'
Sriimmer flueen nu6 allen Ridtungen
!Serr Slett enttam nit Iei4tsu Der
leBungen.
= u. $. Nassl, Der Geniusaufneb'
mer fir gsllspue, bat seitern nit fei'
ner 4rbeit begonnen.
Serr Nit goidert DON 9ellebus
purbe pon ieiner Satin nit einsm
Sungen bef6entt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
eokal-
Spfer eines Sai1enoiebes
3uei EeriOnen nm sr6kere 8elbbe'
trage bcitublen.

Qni6einrnb bas Opfsr zines aerie'
benen 5ai6snOiebes purbe aeitern
Der guhbdlter WilIiam Gbenal Don
gio. 1908 gouna Strabs. pslder bel
Der Nirma Sam. u. Groter Co.. 30.
1S Weit 7. Strubs. anaeitelt 1T.
Ghpnal bate eben bic grite NatiOnals
bant Osrlaiien, rpoislbit-er einen BE-
irap ppn 1925 in Oeritisoenen Wiinss
fOrtsn uboeboben hutte. Gin unaefdbr
80 Sabrs alter Wonn brGnnte Gbenal
teim @srlaiien Der gont auffdllig in
cine Gts unb bemerfte Der 8udbalter
ipGtsr. bah iein Gelo peri6punoen
mar. Die gOliaei III i'm 8siiB elmer
auten perfonalbeIhrei6una bes anasb.
lihsn 5ai6enbiebes.
2lm Nadmittau melbete Ddltpn
grata. Ho. 1912 Tlint Strabs ippbn.
haft, tpelhsr nit Der Grai1 Tlaaacn.
Tabrit in 9erbinounQ iteht, bab ibm
in benz 8. Heitaurant on Opera
Qluct aus elmer Snnsnta'he Der Be
trda bon $3.50 entlpenOst porben lei.
6.rr Graid bate bas @slo BON Der
gunt abaeboben. poiel6it sr nnf6si.
nenb DON bem 9auner bepba6tst unb
perfplgt ipurbe. Der sFrembs briidte
I'D, in auffGlliasr Weiis al Craig
heran unb bemertte Der 9eitoblene erft
fpGter ben 8erluit ieinss @elbss.
alIer @dbrI6einli6tsit mad banoelt
Is ii6 in bsiOsn Tsdlsn INN benieibsn
@uuner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Neriomal. Nutisen,

3rau @nttmina Dlcaaeg
och. Snolcfoier III am 3onncrling
ibrcn 2icbeu bird Den Zoo entriiien.
Iic aIiaeincin aendltctc mib 5odlge-
ihasic 6rau bate Elm Sitter bon 62
sSnbren errcid,t unb ibr Siliid)aiocn
miro nidt pcrieblcu. in Den areiien
iIjrer Srelmbe ino getonnten ani.
ridti1c Grarer mat5uriiien. Gic 9c.
er6ialns iiubet am Wiontaa Worgeu
bonn 5rnuerbnnie, 1925 SprinB
Strobc, ais itatt, porauf in Der Ct
9aulus Stride ein ieierIides Hcauiem
abaehaIten piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

miller @trabs einaeliefert perben
ipllts. @s banbelte iih I'm ben go
Sabre nlten Daniel COOPER aus Sdto-
mia. an. sSn Ieiner arantbeit elt-
lpidelte Der Wann RieientrGfts, ihlua
unb 6ib nm iih, 10 bah siniae fret
pilliae 6elfer, pelde iih .inasfunben
hattsn. 9iiie an ben 6Gnoen babcns
truaen. Cooper tpnnte srit mad pieler
Mliibe aefefIelt uno bann bem &ran.
ten6auIe einaeliefert tperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
auaenDlidler glnsreiisr.

SIM Daunicipol 9ooeing Souic
wurce geiiern burf ben gsoli5iiten
Seioenreit Der 10 Sabre dIte Serome
Barr perbaitei, peIder am !. slpriI
inter Dlitnabme bon $40, iuel6er er
ieiuer SHUTTER entipenSet bate, aus
Getroit, Wlidisnn perifipnnb. Ter
iiaenoIihe gIusreiBer ipurbe bem Sii.
genogeriht iiberpieien uno ben Gl
tern Die Snbaitnnbme oes gensels
mitsctbeiIt. Serome branite nit Ell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
0eburtem.

afoies uno Sbu @orbon, 1882
@eslep slpe., Whdohen.
5reo. mo @ona 3ebnber, 1920
Goth Strnbe, anabe.
eSobn unS 9Inna 3berpoung, 2257
Goth CTR, anabe.
@aB unb Stella Goldberg, 3347
gonaparte 9lpe.. anabe.
Go. rnS Ranuie Sbeaberger, 2109
Gaitern gIpe., anabe.
SSobn uno Coma Hbonenils, Mooi'
ionpiIle, Md0t)en.
5rnnf unO Rnrion 0lnbolter,
2232 2emper Zane, anabe.
GarI unO 2lnna SoiimnmL DIT.
@aibinaton, lfdod)en.
glIpbonie mo Charlotte 9noer,
1869 aenper 9anc, Nabden.
9oliis mlO State Sanoal, 511
@aoe Strabe. annbe.
Charles unO emma gIiiI. Wsooi.
ion Tlace, Anabe.
IapiO nO @ertrib Siribberg,
1920 gntbgate Str, anabe.
Robert iino Gatie @arb, Noore
CTR, Dtobiionoille, anabe.
acam umO emma SUM, 1904
Spmmes Cir. anabe.
Clarence mo gIioa SbomaS, 1112
Weii Ctr, Snabe.
@iaiam lmo Gpeline 5letfer,
1880 Main Ctr, WaSdeu.
Sc HoD uno sllice 8rigbt, 944
yS. 3. Ctr, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
acknowledgements streit.

Mit einsm S6Gbslbrud iplrbs as'
fern Worasn Der 30 Sabre alie 6arrb
Wif6mspsr Don Vo. TOO Wsit Court
StraBe bem itdotifaen aranfenbauie
einaeliefert. Wifhmsher aerietb nit
bem Rsaer Sobn Milion on Der 8.
unb Smith Strabe iibsr ben 9eiib 81.
nes Sunbes in Gireit. iuobsi Der ylss
ger feinen Wiberiater NIT eiism
Gtein iibsr ben Ropf fdlua. WiIion
ipnrbe als bsrbdftia in .5dft aenom-
men. 0as gsfinbtn bss Wifhmeper
fol elm isbr eruites fem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
gOllte ben 9cteftips bebilflidl iein.

9eitern 9ormittaa fdnb iid Bel BEN
9etsttiOsGbsi 9ops cine Reosrin ein.
mslds lin bic Grlaubnib bat. cine
Ssante 5u usbsn. I'm in ibrem 5raum.
auitanbe olsOann bic Diebe nennen su
t0nnen. fpslte tiirsli6 aus Der Dou1'
las>Shuls Oerfd3iebsns @eaenitdnbc
entipsrost hatteu. 6srr Gopt bat fir
berartiae SiIfe tein @sriidnbnif, nnb
be1duptsn bic in bieism NaIe ihdtis
cen 9etsttips, bdb lie ben Dieben Be.
reits anf Der Snyr ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

- Cine MaIienperiammluns I'm
ssreien pirb BON Der Nprtbern &ens
tudp Sarpapers Min sepiant. Dieter
9eI6lub purbe in elmer @erfamms
luua gsitsrn 9lbenb aefabt uno bic
Ssrren 9llban Wplff, 9eors s. Rotb,
@b. sSeub, Is. 8euIdbauien, 6. 3.
Sbimer, W. 2ubinstp, Gilbert Sors
ban unp 8. Oidert in bas Irranges
mentss&ommittee eetpGblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

Mitslisb bes Hspporter Stabtratbs.
@r binterldbt bic Satin unb 5 ains
Der. Sas 9eidenbeednsnib finoet
am Montus Raduittag I'm 2 llbr
itatt.
SRI. 2ucile @eib bon Der Sf a.
Strabe 1T nad mebrfuD6entIidem
alufentbalt in 9ltlanta. Ga, 5uriidsss
tebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
etur, pom 0sriiit.

8eora. Goip. % .tahr, aft, bon
go. 1l16 Poplar Strait. fisI osnern
glahmitina BON sin,m @sriiit on Dem
Saui. an Der Giiopsitsgds Don 8.
uns 9nnmiIIer Sirabe unb trua einsn
SdGbslbru4 oapou. Der 9srun.
aIiitte ipurbs nafl bem ftGbtiThen
arant.nhauis ae6rdhi. ipoisIbit bic
asrsis pcnia 6offnuna babsn, ben
iunuen Ranu am 2eten ,rbaltsu su
tonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Sr. Chu aattner,s gOrtraa.

Seute sIbcno, s.l5, bdIt Or. Ctto
,Siittuer in Der ?lnIa Der Cincinnati
Hntllral Siitorp Soeietp 3i2 grcno.
map, cinen rciflid nit Sid)tbilOcrn
iIliiiirirtcn @crtrnn iiber rIas 9idlt
in icincr biologiiden uno mebi5iui.
ihcn gpocntllna". Ter @ortrag ipiro
popular miiicnidnitlid aehaIien ieiil.
Gas Nublitium lit eingelaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

nenl anSercn anaben aus 9ctroit
ourd,, pcIfen or ieocd in Cincinnati
perlorrn bate. 1em Holijiiteu ipel.
der Sic @rrbnitiins pornnbm, iicl oas
@enebmen bes Sslingen aui lmo gab
berieIbe nui geirogen an, CAP er
lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

o.: sd hobe ssitsrn auf bsm Rsns
nsn rafenbes Slid asbabt.A
g.: sWisio2 Daft 9u fOpisl sss
ironnsn2'
a.: Rein. cas niHi. absr als Id
biniam, entbedts i'd. oob i'd mein
Gslb 5u Suuis gslaTsn bate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
aampf init cinem @a6niinniaen.

Gerats bes itGotiidsn arantsnhau.
fes unb bic Wannihaft bss 2luto-
pdtrolpaaens Ro. 4 batten asftsrn
Morgen einsn barten &f nit eis
mem Wahniirniaen al beitsbeh mel.
der bem 6Oipital bon Der 7. uub gaps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Ssatide @esenieitise 5eueruer.
iif)erMagssG sGeiellihaft.

Die D,itgIicbrr oicfer @cfelfhaff fino bier.
nit beIahrifiigt oaB nm WloHiaa ben @.
NpFil 1911 nm balb albr slbenss Sts ! 9gbres.
Sioueifrdg Bite uso USaoifon glne itGttfiUeet.
I'M Gin gsdbllpmmitee 5n ipabIen, ipeg6es
Nqnel6nlen iiir eie am q. Wlai fiattfinoeroe
1ispiforenIunhi ahhuiieHeH bat
Wnh. Rpro Heber, 9rdi.
" S,,shiIb, EefTeidt. 680.4.Ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
Gbe.grlaubxiRiaeine.

(gbparb Sdu.r, 27. aodllnb. 8.
laatis RuebI. %, elmmooo place.
(Wprris eHis. 90. Repport. ap.
(alara aranc. 20. 524 Dcpib Ctr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

ean 3rancsco. 0. Sannar 1911.
SER u. DC ia 1orrs. IL. rormals sereiaipie
Sinaicn gtHplnberlrlps 5nipeifor, im sn'rl
Foreu Sfr Can Hrnnciefp. Gal: -0s nihdf
mir elm prcbee Heranhlcn. Shte ayobatliae na'
iiurnle H1idrfb,Anr perlHn uie bic bette,
lpcfdif 10 ie gebrundbi babe. ~ cTpifblen. IN
inrede -abncn mcincH 0lfritbiieen 1anI aus
mr. bic 8efnnbbeii. BERN idi mid iebi erfrelir.
Gle bal mir nnb sintT ar1dbl BON 5rfunbeH cut
aelEan Hiip idb lam Gle perflderii eai 10 roe
iHelelfHbeii p1trHfbplcu tperhe. ihcr fc iilr'id
su irre1eh bon Der Id bic ucbettelGliiia bapg.
bah iie hae bciir seilmiiic aeaen ,tniarst W,
fuelhes bciiie eIiifirf.
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Sur du ,yrsms nniuin."

Gus N eaIaitpe gromc nntrtne
eidieu Gle ani bic elenaiin hpn g. u.
wtobe, Ssili cine Grialinnn In einenf 1oa
teili Grippe IN spsi 9assn. 25e. as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04

jteben bic Stlenberer Benton uno
Sobnion, iIhteritiist BON ben Gingern
GIarfe reip. @on5oIes, alii bent pro.
gramm.
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s a NJ tito n.

lluicr sIacnt IN SamiIton 1T
Serr GSnarb Srnf, 449 SiiS Siiuftc
Strake. 8ra Sci. 476 H, Some
Ebune 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-04
.GinmanoerungS,
9n[peflOr

Saien BON
san
sransiss,
rH9mt
gernna fir
ben
pcriSnli.
den Rntrn,
iueldsn or
crbaltsn fat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
FATE Of ANSELMO
IS YET UNDECIDED
After Nearly Six Hours De-
liberation, Jurors in Case
Locked Up for Night.

Unable TO reach a verdict up 10 that
time, the Anselmo jury was ordered
locked up for the night at II o'clock last
night.
The fate OF the young Italian who shot
and killed Patrolman Thomas +. Grif-
fiths was submitted 10 the jury at 5:i5
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, after II day
and half of oratory and argument
a great crowd filled the courtroom of
Judge F. c. Ltoofbourow during the clos
ing hours of the trial. The court baillff
stood guard at the door and kept out
many who sought entrance for all the
seats and all the standing room were
filled.
Judge w; II. King. counsel for the de-
jurors and spectators alike for three
hours during the morning session. He
told the jury they must not hang Ansel-
mo. because Anselmo was but poor un-
fortunate who Killed without knowing 1t,
mere unconscious pawn In the grip OF
the strange epileptic power that held him.
IT has been the contention OF the de-
tense that Anselmo was insane when he
shot the officer and that he knew not
what he did.
The thunder Of the district attorney, E.
Q. Leatherwood. clashed like steel on the
pleadings OF the defense. The prosecu-
verdlcts that could be rendered, either
murder In the first degree or acquittal
He cautioned the jurors against COM
promise between these two and asked
them how they could acquit without blot
ting the fair escutcheon OF the state. He
called II deliberate murder. murder for
a cruel purpose, not merely the blind
deed OF maniac
Judge Loofbourow's instructions to the
jury cited all the degrees of murder and
and explained explicitly in
whit manner any OF these could be re-
lated to the case at issue and what the
findings must be before any OF these de-
grees would be returned In the verdict.
The instructions went at length into the
question OF insa nifty
Immediately following the retirement of
the jury, Judge w IL King read into
the record a long list of exceptions to
the instructions OF the court, which will
be cited In case IT becomes necessary TO
appeal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
bRA|MEL RE-ENCAGED
BY CITY Commission
Will Act as Land and Water
Attorney Six Months
More.

On recommendation of the city at
torney, n. j. Dininny, the city com
mission yesterday extended the con
tract with W. H. Bramel for special
legal services for another six months
Mr.. Bramel was engaged July l last
to check over the city titles to land
and water rights which had fallen
into question through neglect and the
activity of "squatters on the land
embraced in the watersheds. He un.
covered multitude of tangles and
succeeded in recovering much land and
some water rights that were almost
lost, but the work is far from com
pleted. Tt is expected that at least
another six months or a year will be
necessary to complete it.
Under the extended contract Mr..
Bramel will receive the same compen-
sation as before, namely, 5000 month.
1t is probable that at the conclusion
Of the new contract Mr.. Bramel will
be engaged permanently in the law de-
partment to look after land and water
rights.
The commission allowed the bill pre-
sented by A. T. Doremus for services
as an expert witness, amounting to
1875. Mr.. Doremus testified for the
city in the case Of Hardcastle and
others against Salt Lake City, which
resulted in complete victory for the
city. The suit involved damages al
legged to have been caused by seepage
water from the city's canals Owing
to his extensive knowledge of water
questions Mr.. Doremus was called as
an expert.
An aDDronria tion Pow ST5 ~ f,vor
acts as sergeant.at-arm for the COM
also was made at the sugges-
tion of Mayor Park It is customary
to reward the sergeant at the close Of
each year for his attendance on the
meetings of the commission each Mon
day night,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
CLAUDE l.. SNOW is
GIVEN PROMOTION
Chief Clerk In Local Land Office
VIII Take Position In
Washington

Claude L. Snow, for the last three
years chief clerk in the office of Cap
tain q. Z. Hair, chief Of the local field
service division Of the general land Of.
flee, has received substantial Christ
mas present from the government. The
gift, news Of which was received sew
eral days ago, but not announced until
yesterday, is promotion to, chief clerk
in the bureau Of markets, department Of
agriculture, with headquarters at Wash
ington, ID. G..
Mr.: Snow will leave Salt Lake Janu-
ary 7 for Washington and will take
charge Of his new office January l2,
No announcement has yet been received
from the commissioner Of the general
land office as TO whom he intends to
appoint for the vacancy here, although
it Is said to be probable one of the
deputies Of the local office will secure
Mr. Shows place,
Mr.. Snow has been with the general
land office for five years. He was first
with the field service division at Boise
and came to Salt Lake when the two Of
fices were combined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
COMMISSION TO
CLEAR ITS SLATE
Details Of Closing Years Business
Still Remains; Minor Matters to
Be Finished.

The last meeting Of the present city
commission Will be held at 1880 o'clock
next Monday morning. when an effort
Will be made to clear the slate for the
new year Transfers of money from one
account to another and small additional
that every department can wind up its
afIairs Tor the year without encToach-
Ing on the new year account, All ap-
propria tions made by the new commits
sion after Monday win be made from the
1914 budget.
their oaths OF office and be seated In the
commission at noon. The minutes OF the
meeting will show that they We're pres
ent, An adjournment will then be taken
until Monday night, :
At the night meeting II is expected that
each commissioner Will be ready with
recomtnendations covering appointments
In, the department over which he pre-
sides, the question OF departments be-
Ing settled at the meeting held at noon
AS is generally known, W Fl. Shear
man Will be given the water department
and Heber M Wells the park department
the hold-over commissioners retaining
their present departments.
The city attorney advised the commits
sion, yesterday that there was no par
ticular need OF reappoinung all city en-
ployees, except those who are under
bond 1t might be better to reappoint
these at once. If they are scheduled for
reappointment, he said. because their
ponds expire at the end OF the year,
Acting on this suggestion the commits
sioners VIII submit recommendations
covering the appointment OF only the de-
partment heads and the more prominent
subordinate positions for which bond is
required: The rank and file OF city serv-
ants VIII not come before the COM
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-01
CHINESE CELEBRATE
THE NEW YEAR TODAY
Republican Form of Govern
ment Changes Some of
Old Customs.

The New Year is probably being
celebrated in China today, just as it
is here, with reference TO the date OF
our calendar year, at least, for that
was part of the plan the new "repub-
lican' government which went into eff
feet in the nowery kingdom year ago
last February.
But in 'the good old times it WASH I
so. And even a year ago last Febru-
airy, after the present head of the new
republic, Yuan Shi llai, had taken his
seat, it was not deemed wise to in
augurate TOO much of change right
at the start, and because New Year
in China is by far the greatest event
annually, meaning vastly more than it
does in the United States, it was de-
cided TO hold to the regular date i'll
1912 for the observance of the holiday.
Two statements are parado1ical.
First, there was no regular date in
servance of New Year-that is, the
date varied every year, occurring any
where from the latter part of January
to the fore part of February. And
second, the use of the word "holiday'
in the singular-is a misnomer, for
the Chinese New Year of two years
ago lasted from February Is to Febru-
ary 23.
That is the one day when all bills
must be paid in China-which means
exactly what it says with reference to
all natives, no matter what their class
may be. And the merchant or work
ing man who doesn't pay up in full
then-well, woe be to him for the flu
ture, that's ALL
Also, that is the one day when the
foreign tourist learns that he or she is
miserly if no donations are made to
the swarms of illy-clad beggars of
every size, age, sex and description,
who literally PROSTATE themselves in
front of one on the ground. Only q
penny OF so is necessary, but if the do
nation is not made, every possible sort
of Chinese curse will be invoked on the
head of the traveller.