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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
Observance OF Rooster
Day. Will Be Strong

Nermilion. May -. -lndica
tions now point to a wide observ-
ance of Rooster Day" on June g..
Il large number Of letters having
been already received ut the Office
os the state food and drug depart
ment from buyers III all parts OF
the state. These letters are still
coming in on eveIV mail and deal.
ers promise To pay at least two
cents above market prices fol
roosterS on the day which has been
set by Commissioner trary for the
slaughter of all old male birds III
the poultry fiock> Of South Dako-
to. One merchant in the northern
part of tue state says he will pay
ten cents per pound. This is SIX
cents more than the usual price
for roosterS in June. Many deal
ers are already Offering advanced
prices for the male birds. En-
plovees III the department office
are busy sending ont circulars ano
placards in the interest of better
quality eggs.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
Boy Loses His
Life In Runaway

Pierre, s. d., May 2G. -Callie
Radway, ii l6-year-Old Stanley
county boy, who resided near Eli
bon, lost his life in an attempt to
rescue Il man from IL danger
Gus situation. Radway was herd
ing cattle on the prairie near the
highway, when freighting outfit
with four horses came along. A
hole III the road threw box from
the wagon and the driver down on
to the tongue of the wagon, start
ing the horses into .unawaX.
dragging the driver. who was hang
ing to the tongue to save himself.
;adway rode his pony at the
frightened horses and managed to
catch one Of them, but instead of
beng able to stop the frightened
horses he was dragged from his
pony and SO badly trampled that
he lived but short time. The
driver of the outfit held fast TO the
tongue until the team stopped and
came through with few bruises
and scratches.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
County Seat
Fight In Campbell
Herried To Make An Attempt To WreSt
County Seat From Mound City.

Pierre, May 26. The county
seat campaign Of the coming elec-
ton are under way, the first to get
into active eruption being that in
Campbell county, where the town
of Herreid asks the honor of hav-
ing the capital hauled ,,croSs the
prairie from Mound City, prairie
town. to Herreid ON railway
Under the provisions OF section 3,
article TX of the constitution, 1t
,eouires a two-hfths ajOrity to
remove an established county seat
from non railway town to "A rail
way town, while it requires a two
thirds vote where both towns are
standing on an equal footing SO
far as railway facilities are con-
cerned. In this instance Herreld
gets the benefit Of the twO-tifths
plovision. The Hayti contest in
Hamlin county is likely to get into
netiye organ Lzzation w!th'r -a--l as'
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
Fly CateChiSm

First-Where is the fly born!
In filth and manure.
Second Where does the fly live.
In every kind of filth.
Third-ls anything too filthy
for the ay to eat! No.
Fourth (a) Where does he go
when he leaves the manure pile
and the spittoon9 Into the kitch-
Ell aud dining room.
(b) What does he do there!
He walks on the bread, fruit and
vegetables. He wipes bis feet on
the butter and bathes in the milk.
Fifth Does the fly visit the pa
tient sick with typhoid fever, con-
sumption and cholera infantuml
tie does, and he may call on you
next.
Sixth l. the fly dangerous!
lie Is man $ worst pest and more
dangerous than wild beasts or
rattlesnakes.
Seventh-What disease does the
fly carry He carries typhoid few
er, consumption and summer com
plant. How9 On his wings and
hairy feet. What is his correct
names Typhoid fly.
Eighth-Did he ever kill any
one? He killed more American
soldiers during the Spanish-A -Ameri-
can war than did the bullets of the
Spaniards.
Ninth-Where are the greatest
number OF cases of typhoid fever!
Where there are the most flies.
Nenth Where are the most flies!
Where there is the most filth.
Eleventh. Why should we kill
the fly? Because he may kill us.
Twelfth-When shall we kill the
fly! Kill him before he gets
wings, Kill him when he is mag
got in the manure pile, kill him
while he is in the egg state.
Thirteenth-H How Keep the
stable dry and clean and don't al
low any manure to stay on the
premises longer than one week.
Have all filth and trash accumul-
ulatlng on your premises removed
or burned once IL week.
Fourteenth-lf your neighbOr
fails to comply with these rules
and allows flies to breed on his
premises to visit You, screen your
doors and windows and keep them
out.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
Utah Breaks Record
More Than Three And A Quarter Mil
lions Tons OF Coal Mined
In 1913

The production Of coal in Utah
IN 1913 was 3,2J4, S2S short tons,
with value at the mines of So
3Sf, l21, according to l.. w. Park
er, Of the United States Geological
Survey. In 1912, for the first
time, Utah coal production eX-
ceeded 3,0O0'O0O tons, the output
IN that year amounting to 3,Ol6,
l49 short tons, valued ut 50 .O46,
45l, IL gain Of more than half a
million tons and Of nearly $500 900
over 1911. Nearly a quarter Of
million tons more was mined IN
1913, with II further increase in
value of .t331 ,G1G. I'm 1912 the
industry suffered from a scarcity
of labor due to the exodus OF for
eign miners to the scene Of war III
the Balkan States. but the returns
for 1913 indicate plentiful supply
OF labor, rs an increase of more
than 500 men we've employed in
the coal mines compared with the
preceding year
The increased production in 1913
appears to have been due princi-
pally to activity among the metal
llferouS mines and the smelters, as
nearly all Of the increased produc-
ton was in the quantity of coal
made into coke, this item alone
! indicating gam Of 22J ,J6l short
1 tons out Of Il total increase Of 23S, =
/ so tons.
Ncarlo 80 percent Of the total
coal production Of Utah is mined
III Carbon County, which contains
Il large part Of the great Cinta
Basin This county produced il
1913 $50 l02 short tons. out Of a
total tor the State Of 3,2J4, SIS
tons.
The industry was practically free
from labor troubles in 1913, only
one company reporting ldleness
from this cause, and only five men
beng affected. No strikes oi
any kind were reported in 1872
and only one Of three days in 1911.
Practically all the mines of the
State work eight hours a day.
According to statistics collected
by tue United States Bureau OF
Mines there We're I fatal accidents
in the coal mines OF Utah in 1913
"a decrease OF one from 1912.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
Much Work Accom-.
pIiShed On TraiIDay
Large Assembly OF Trail Boosters
We're At Work Last Friday. Ladies
Prepared Many Good
Things To Eat

The Trail Day boosters began to
assemble early Friday morning, the
day set for them to devote one day
of their time advancing the good
roads movement.
Those in charge OF the move
ment had fast hour or two plac-
ing the men and teams where they
would be the most effective and
after that it was steady grid
until time to stop. While the
work was hard aud the boosters
worked hard, yet the time passed
rapidly as everybody entered into
the spirit of the day and took keen
delight in seeing how much they
could accomplish.
The old saying many hands
make light work" was clearly DEM
onstrated that day by the way the
workers made the dirt and rocks
fly.
The ladies deserve good deal
OF praise for the many good things
they prepared for lunch. The
best proof Of the workers appre-
citation was the way they done
Justice to the viands they prepared
for them.
The papers all along the Trail
report splendid results for the day
and much interest is manifested IN
different communities as to when
another day will be set aside.
One good thing that this day
accomplished, besides the purpose
it was set for, was the spirit it
brought forth, giving an exhibit
tiOn of public proof that this city
is without a peer as city OF get
together boys" whenever the
occasion demands.
Much work was accomplished
both east and west Of Main street
and on the stretch from where the
work ceased last fall on the east
end Of the road and outside CT the
city limits, a long stretch OF the
staked road was cleaned of rocks
Honorable mention is given the
farmers for the way they donated
the use of their teams and men
proving cOncluslvely that they art
ready to embrace amy movemen
that is for the welfare of the com
munity,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
Directory OF
Useful Minerals
Unique Government Report Which Tells
In What State Or County Every
One OF The 400 Useful
Minerals Is Found

Every city has a directory of its
inhabitants, giving the names Of
wage earners, and the addresses
where each may be found If you
do not know a person $ name but
do know that he is a paper hanger,
the classified business directory
will locate him for you. \ dlrec-
tory of the useful minerals IL the
! United States. on much the same
plan, has just been published by
the United States Geological Sur
vey. If YOU want to know where
any one of the 400 useful mlnel ais
I occurs, this directory gives the llSt
of localities in each State where
your mineral will be found. II
YOU do not know the name of the
mineral but do know that it is an
ore of silver or manganese, or car
ries asphalt or radium, the glossary
will guide You to it.
The material in this bulletin is
in two distinct parts. The first
part consists Of lists Of the occur-
rences OF minerals in each Of the
States. beginning with Alabama
and ending with Wyoming. Tn
der the names of each State the
minerals found are in that State
are given in a!phabetic sequence,
and after each mineral name Is a
list OF the places where the miner.
al is found. The second part Is {;
glossary Of more than 70 names
Each definition is followed 10y q
list of the States in which the min
eral occurs. The glosSasy is there
fore virtually an index to the tirs
part.
Some mineral aggregates, Sucl
as clay, granite, limestone, sanC
and sandstone, are included be
cause they constitute IL very con
: siderable part of the mineral pro
ductiOn Of the country.
This publication should be use
1 ful to many classes OF people II
] many ways. If some one wants t.
sell you stock in Texas oil com
: pany the report will tell you IL
g what counties in Texas oil is pro
duced and what other counties !
may eventually be found II YOU
t wife wears blOOdstOne lavaller
D the report gives YOU the only 10
t caity in the United States wher
: that stone is known to occur |
: you want to manufacture plaste
e of Paris OF need lime for your bac
D pasture, this report Will tell yol
where to find the gypsum and give
the location of your nearest lime
: kiln.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29
No. ridge Men
Organize Gun Club
First Meet OF Gun Club Vas Held Tues.
day And Officers Elected. e. J.
Ireloar Won HOnOrS OF First
Shoot. Club Will Hold
Weekly Meets

The first shoot of the MObridge
gun club was held Tuesday, with
Geo. Treloar carrying of the honorS
for the day with > successful shots
ont of -.
There were 10 members present
and directly after the shoot they
called a meeting and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year:
j. +. Hilton, President
c. } Treloar, Secretary.
w. +. Mailand, Treasurer.
NJ Stump, Field Capt
1t was decided to hold regular
weekly meet aud Tuesday was the
day chosen starting next Tuesday
June md. Prizes will be awarded
at each shoot to the member maxi
ing the highest score.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29

y fen pound boy arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, } w. IIar-
lis Thursday morning. TINS is
their only chlld consequently ci
CARS are plentiful and the usual
smile on j VS. face Is much
broader Mother and son are do
ing nicely. We extend congratu-
Iations.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29

Master Werner Yaukey will go
10 BOwdle tomorrow to make an
extended visit with old time .triends
r..Tic. '''
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29

Oscar Olson, cashier of the Cit
izens State Bank, spent Wednes-
da.~ ;2-.A4.s-rc-yn: -.'.' :" =. -"--' -. '.'
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29

DR.. Il. III. Twinlng spent Tues
day in Aberdeen, leaving there
Wednesday to attend the state
medical ~.'aaGtins~ !sS Watertown.
Hs IS expected back tonight.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29

-. Attouey ! j. CLAYTON was 4
Hub City visitor Tuesday.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-05-29

Robert deMaiignon eXwects to
leave this evening for Mitchell,
where he will appear before the
state embalnin. beard and take
the examination for a license for
.,; T. ,...'' Sc 80 80 ~, - -, :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
ECHA TRAGEDY
AUST 'si': sS!E j.
SIedzWo " SpTaWie zamachL
SytuaCya Mexykaiska.
Co sfyChaG " Mexyku? DaIsza kampania. ObCo-
hajOWCy = zagTOzeni. .
Kr6I Serbii ChOry. - Walk " AIbanii.
Amerykanie we WEOszeCh. --SpraWy FTaOcyL
Sprawy Anglii. : Z Haiti.
pOnOWny WbuGh WIkanu SuGho manarcs. - kaukus dc
mOhayczych ssnatoiV. = Groiba zapat. - lime
sHaW msykaisks
KrdI Serbii chOry. = Walk " A|banii,
Ameykanie we WIOszeCh. - SpraWy FIanCyi.
Sprawy Anglii. : Z Haiti.

konferencya polubowna zrobiia
fiasco "a jej bezterminowe odro-
czenie jest zdaniem sic jej ma Ia
ske-nieIaske Carranzy, ktory pro-
SD DAME mu czasu do namyslu-
jak dlugiego, ME wiadomo. So ia
cy dyplomaci ,ktorzy utrzymuja
ze konferencya skohczyia sic ma
dobre i nigdy wiecej ME nawiaze
prac przerwanych, bo poprostu
niemozliwa jest rzecza, by ugoda-
mi wyrownae roznice tax drasty--
czne jak tie, ktore panuja pomie-
dzy Huertystami a CarranziSta--
mi W Mexyku, zwlaszcza wo-
bee oporu Huerty, ktory raz po-
raz ogIasza, re tylko Smierc go
zmusi do ustepstwa / stanow--
czoSci Carranzy, ktory otwarcie
glosi, ze Huerte ma smierc skazal
i ME odstapi, broni nie z}ozy az
wyroku ME dokona kraju z pre-
mocy uzurpatora ME wyswobo--
dzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
MOVIE PRZEPISY OLA
RESTAURACYI.

Komisarz stanowy zywnosci
w. Scott Matthews. prowadzil
sledztwo co do warunkow sani-
tarnych, panujacych W 200 re-
stauracyach i. ,,lunchroomach' W
dystrykcie, otoczonym ulicami
Chicago ave-, Harrison i rzeka.
w tym dystrykcie zbadano przy-
najmniej 200 restauracyi i urza,-
dzono CORA $50 sesyi sledczych.
Okazuje sic, ze przynajmniej pia-
ia Geese wiascicieli bedzie proce-
sowana przekroczenie przepi-
sow miejskich CO do urzadzeli sa'
nitarnych.
Komisarz zywnosci wydal ma
stepujace nowe przepisy.
Zywnosc ME ma bye wystawio-
ma, gdzie muchy maja latwy do
step.
Mleko smietanka maja bye
zakryte.
w t. wv. ,,cafeteriach" baryery
maja bye umieszczone W odiegio-
sci 8 cali cd stoiow, tax azeby od-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
DALSZA KAMPANIA.

Torreon, 2 ipca. - w dalszym
ciagu kampanii ma nastapic atab
ma wielkie miasto Guadalajara
drugie najwieksze W Mexyku
zaatakuje je armia gen. Obrego,
ma: miasto juz jest faktycznie O.,
blezone, dopiyw woody mu odcie'
to przewody elektryczne, tax ze
niema oSwietenia, tramwajow n
komunikacyi telegraficznej. z
drugiej strony gen. Gonzalez ude'
rzy ma San Louis Potosi. Will ar,
mia pozostaje w posrodku bez-'
czynna, gdyz podobno brak je!
amunicyi i Carranza ME doslal
lei, zaczem Villa pojechal dor
rozm6wic sic z MIN nieporozu-,
mienia zaiatwic. w okolicy Ma
zatlan walki trwaja ze zm1ennen
szczesciem: federalni trzymaJa
sic tam mocno dzielnie. Sensa-'
cya chwili jest ogloszenie Zapaty
ze uderzy on ma stolice Mexyk "
przeciagu 4s godzin, ME czekajac
ma Carranzistow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
co SLYCHAc w MEXYKU?

Tampico, 3 lipca. - Obawiaja
sic tn rozruchow wymierzonych
przeciwko Amerykanom: kon-
stytucyonalne wladze przyslaly
wojsko, ale ME wiele sic to przy--
czyniio do uspokojenia wzburzo-
nych stale podburzanych umy--
slow. Take W okolicy ma bye
wielka niechec przeciwko Amery-
kanom, exploatujacym tutejsze
zrodia naftowe zatrudniajacym
Amerykanow.
Vera Cruz, 2 lipca. - w osta-
tnich dwu dniach przybywa tn
wielu Anglikow i Amerykanow
ktorzy uchodza ze stolicy W oba-
vie rozruchow w miescie tenn ma
wypadek zajecia go przez rewolu-
cyonistow - zdaje sic nieuchron-
nego. Opowiadaja, re W stolicy
mexykanskiej nastroj panuje taxi,
IL kazdej chwili spodziewac sic
MONA wybuchu nagromadzonych
niecheci przeciwko rzadowi Huer-
ty, a sympatye dla Carranzy sa
wielkie powszechne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
GROzBA ZAPATY.

Washington, 2 lipca. - TIE,
legram pochodzacy cd wybitne-,
go dyplomaty W stolicy mexy,
kahskiej a przys1any jego kole'
gom w Waszyngtonie donosi {
groznej, moze nawet krytyczne.
sytuacyi stolicy Huerty. Wielkie
niebezpieczehstwo podobno groz
wszystkim obcokrajowcom. Tele'
gram ten miano wreczyc natych'
miast sekretarzowi stanu Brya-'
nowi.
Nieco p6zniej do biura sekreta,
rza stanu zglosil sic minister chi,
|'liiski Don Antonio B. Agacio
choc telegram ME byl wcale dc
niego adresowany.
- Zawiadomic Bryana o TEN
natychmiast - brzmia} telegram
- re Zapata przez swego poSlan
ca uwiadomil Huerte tenn, re
jeSli miasta ME podda i ME zlozy
swego urzedu, to on przerwie
wszelka komunikacye stolicy ze
swiatem, zburzy wodociagi do
starczajace miastu woody, znisz-
czy przewodniki elektryczne
miasto dzisiaj albo jutro bedzie
bez woody Swiatla elektryczne-
60. LudnoSc obca jest wprost W
panice wskutek tel grozby. Vie
dza bowiem, re W mieScie nastapi
punt, skoro tylko swiatia zabrak-
ME.
w stolicy mexykahskiej pre-
bywa takze dwoch emisaryuszow
Carranzy, ktorzy chca nak}onic
dw6ch generaldw Huerty do pre-
rzucenia sic ma strong powstah--
cow calem wojskiem.
w Waszyngtonie panuje nle-
pokoj Z tego powodu. Jest oba--
wa, ze pod murami stolicy mexy-
kanskiej stanie Zapata predzeJ nlz
Villa wojska jego zagarna mia
sto spladruja je, mordulac wszy-
stkich cudzoziemcow.
Zapata byi bandyta W czasie 3
rzadow mexykanskich ME po--
siada on zadnej sympathy nawet
najszczerszych przyjaciol pow
static6w. Me uwazaja go "a re-
formatora - pozostaje zawsze
bandyta. w czasie administracyi
Madery Zapata istotnie raz pre-
cial wodociagi, lecz szkode wy
rzadzona szybko naprawiono. Dzl
siaj jednak Zapata jest silniejszy'
niz kiedykolwiek ME MONA je'
go grozby lekcewazyt. Miasto
swiatlo i sile elektryczna dostaJe
z elektrowni przy wodospadzie
La Necaxa, miescie oddalonem 96
mil cd stolicy mexykahskiej. Wo'
dospad ten jest $40 stop wyso--
XII.
Z dobrego zrodla przychodzi
takze wiadomosc, re jesli Carran-
"a ME zastosuje sic do zadan Vii
I,-,-a.zap,a M SfrnnirU S-Pil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
TGIsgTamy zagTanIGzne.
ECHA TRAGEDY
AUSTRYACKIEJ.

Wieden, 2 lipca. - Wczoraj
znowu kilkuset studentow ME
mieckich ponowilo ataki ma amba,
sade serbska, ale zandarmerya
policya odpedzily atakujacych
strzegly stale budynku serbskie-,
go Potem studenci urzadzili pa
tryotyczna demonstracye po uli-,
each srodmieScia. Z Tryestu do
nosza, re wczoraj wieczorem
przywieziono do portu tamtejsze-
go ciaia arcyksiecia Franciszka
Ferdynanda i zony jego - ma po-
kIadzie wojennego okretu uViri--
bus Units: imiasto przybralo
szaty zalobne, wszedzie sztanda--
ry wp6l masztu spuszczone: okre-
ty w porcie witaly ciala saliva "a
lobna. DIS ciala stana we Wied
niu.
- Prasa wiedenska stale po-
Swieca tragedy serajewskiej roz-
legie artykuly. Z Zagrzebia stoli-
cy Kroacyi donosza, re trwaja
tam nieustanne demonstracye an
tyserbskie: wczoraj wieczorem
tlum Kroatow zebrai sic pred ra-
tuszem zazadal cd burmistrza by
tenze zwrocl serbskiemu rzado--
Wi wysoki order ostatnio stamtad
otrzymany. Policya wojsko ma
ulicach miasta utrzymuja z bic
da porzadek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
DALSZE POSZUKIWANIA
"a ,GRAFCIARZAMI."

nieuchwytnymi osobnikami, kto'
rzy otrzymywali .graft" prowi-
zyi funduszow miejskich, depo--
nowanych W banku La Sale i W
innych bankach subkomitet Sled
czy rady miejskiej napotyka ma
szkopuly W jednym kierunku, a
W innym natrafil ma nici, ktore
moze go do k}ebka doprowadza.
Starania subkomitetu, ably Sc
dzia Windes rozporzadzil .re--
ceiverowin., Niblackowi wydac
miastu ksiazki i dokumenta ban
ku La Sale, okazaly sic daremne.
Prokurator stanowy Hoyne ka-
zal wszystkim funkcyonaryu-
szom bankowym milczec, ably
przedwczesne wyjawienie naz-
wisk winowajcow ME udaremni}o
Sledztwa, wdrozonego przez pro-
kuratora, ktore dalej ma prowa-
die lava sedziow wielkoprzysie-
glych. Prokurator federalny zaja}
podobne stanowisko, tax re z
tych stron subkomitet ME moze
sic spodziewac pomocy.
Subkomitet natomiast wezwai
i przesiuchiwaI skarbnika miej-
skiego Flynn'a i kontrolera Trae-
gera i cd pierwszego dowiedziai
sic sporo ciekawych rzeczy, a
mianowicie:
Southwest Trust and Savings
Bank, W ktorej Flynn i inni po-
litykierzy republikahscy i demo-
kratyczni So albo byli akcyona-
ryuszami, jest jedynym bankiem,
ktory procz banku Fort Dear
born National Bank" ma ma de-
pozycie fundusze szkolne.
Flynn twierdzi, re akcye swe
sprzedai przed dwoma miesiaca--
mi.
Lista akcyonaryuszy tego BAN
ku obejmuje: Rogera Sullivana,
Roy o. Westa, B. A. Eckharta,
J. E. Traegera, H. Stuckharta, A.
Davisa, T. J. Healy'ego, E. R.
Litzingera, D. E. Shanahana J.
J. Eliasa.
Miasto ME ma t.. wv. ,,surety"
bond6w, zabezpieczajacych fun
dusze szkolne.
Bank Southwest" ma prawie
mozliwie najwieksze depozyta
miejskie W proporcyi do swego
kapitalu, prawem przepisanej.
Bank ,,Garfield Park, Lake
View" i .State Bank of Italy"
plaza 2h procent cd depozytow
miejskich, a mialy tylko plata
czesc proporcyi depozytow miej-
skich, przepisanych prawami.
Natomiast banki inne, piacace tyl
ko 2A procent prowizyi cd de-
pozyt6w miejskich, mialy ma de-
pozycie diva razy tyle, a nawet /
wiecej co 'inne banki.
Flynn i jego asystent Keefe ze-
znali, ze alderman Long i Hazen
prosili ich o umieszczenie depo-
zytow miejskich W pewnych ban
kach.
Aid. Long wyjechai do Penn
sylvanii do krewnych ma diuzszy
czas.
Aid. Hazen tlomaczyi sic, ze'
przedstawii raz prezesa pcwnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-02
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$800,000.

Jezeli polecenie komitetu fl
nansowego rady miejskiej costa
ME przez rade miejska przyjete,
rabaty ma Genie wody beda po-
wiekszone cd Is procent do 35
procent. Znaczy to, re wlascicie-
lie domow W Chicago zaoszczedza
100000 rocznie.
Propozycye powiekszenia raba-
tu uczynii pierwotnie burmistrz
Harrison, ktory zamianowai sub
komitet, zlozony z aid. Kerner'a,
Lipps'a i Toman'a, ably sprawe
zbadali. CT dowiedzieli sig, il mad
wyzka funduszu wodnego wynosi
$3,31O,000 i re kazdego roku do
chody przewyzszaja wydatki o
$2,OOO,OOO.
- Nowy tunel wodny pod je-
ziorem cd Wilson ave., ktory be-
die osm mil dlugi, bedzie ma po-
lecenie komisarza robot publicz--
nych wybudowany pod kontrola
miejskiego biura inzynierskiego.
Kosztowac bedzie CORA million
dolarow. Kontrakt stracila firma
McGovern'a (ktora podaia najniz-
sza oierte), dlatego, re wplatana
byla W skandal "a administracyi
Bussego przy kopaniu tunelu
przez ziemie, ktora nazwano ka-
mieniem.