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CLAFLIN co. INVENTORY MADE
But Retail stores Must Report he
fore Final Statement Is Possible.

The accountants employed by Joseph
y. Martindale and +. A. Juilliard, re-
ceivers for the II. Il. Claim Company,
have completed their inventory OF the
merchandise Of the concern and have COM
piled a report OF the books OF the com
pany.
There remains, however. much to be
done before the receivers can give out
any statement of the assets and liabili-
ties OF the company. IL is necessary also
to hear from the retail stores owned by
John Claflin. president OF the failed con-
Germ and to ascertain exactly what is their
Indebtedness to the jobbing house here.
Accordingly 1t Is unlikely that the pre-
liminary report OF the receivers Will be
ready this week.
Reports received from banks throughout
the country indicate that the average
amount OF Claflin paper held by each bank
is about $4,000. The paper of no mer-
camille house in the country was so widely
distributed as that Of the II. u. Clatin
Company.
There was a report yesterday that
Ernest Stauffen Jr, secretary OF Lord q
Taylor might be the leading figure In
the reported plan for combining the retail
stores under one head. IL was limited
that probably twenty OF the retail stores
might be combined in one organization
The statement that the II. II. Claim
Company did an illegitimate banking
business In connection with its wholesale
dry goods business was made yesterday by
attorneys for Emanuel Shehar In pre-
sentng petition to Judge Hand to
compel the receivers of the concern to
pay to him nearly $4,000 which he says
he deposited with the company on the
representation of its officers that he could
bank II with them more advantageously
than at regular bank
The receivers asked that the matter be
adjourned FOR a week In his petition
Shebar says that he Is the owner OF
general store in Ab@deen. Miss. and
that he did business with the Cfafiln
company. lie declares that last January.
while at the company's offices in this
city. he spoke OF depositing $4,000 in
q bank and was told that he could get
a. per cent. for his money II he de-
posted II with the Claflin company and
then made purchases against the amount.
He saws he did this. but that his pur-
chases were always offset out OF another
fund. and that s9.o36.25 of his deposit
should be intact. He asks that II be re-
turned to him with interest.
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FACTORY FIRE ALARM PLAN.
Industrial Board Adopts system md
Ends Hearing, Here.

the industrial board of the State Labor
department at business meeting yes
terday adopted n fire alarm system for
factories. The board finished its public
hearings on factory rules yesterday.
letter from Health Commissioner
Goldwatcr was read saying that the
boards sanitary code for bakeries would
be adopted rs far as possible i'm New
York. Real estate and insurance interests
criticised the proposed rules during yes
terdays hearing. The principal objection
was To fireproofing all windows In factory
buildings more than one story in height.
Miss Frances Perkins OF the Committee
of Safety said house converted into n
Factory should be more carefully safe
guarded than building constructed for
a factory
Representatives OF the Amalgamated
Metal Workebs Union approved all the
new rules.
Changes in wording in the fire prevcn-
ton laws. which were discussed on Tues
day. were again taken up yesterday The
industrial board will meet next in
Rochester on July 10 and r.
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TELEPHONE ORDER RESCINDED,
Upstate Public Service Board Find.
IL Worked Injustice.

ALBANY. July S.-A recent order of
the upstate Public Service Commission
requiring telephone companies to termi-
mite preferential contracts and to charge
all patrons the same rates for similar
service was rescnded to-day.
The commission gave as its reason for
this action the fact that large numbers OF
telephone users were placed under "A
hardship. In one community where a
telephone company had 5000 subscribers
the rates of. 300 patrons were raised.
The commission did not intend this, bur
hoped that its order would terminate the
practice of several companies ~ giving
city and town officials free or very cheap
telephone service.
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WILSON AND WALSH CONFER.
Bay state Governor Also Secs Nc
RcynoIds ON New Haven Suit.

WASH iNGToN, July S.-President Will
son conferred to-day with Gov. Walsh OF
Massachusetts in regard to the New
Haven railroad situation and later the
Governor had talk with the Attorney
General
The President is still hoping that the
New Haven road will See its way clear
to accept the legislation passed by the
Massachusetts, Legislature authorizing the
sale Of the Boston and Maine stock.
The Department of Justice to-day
showed more of "A disposition than II has
heretofore to force Governor Walsh in his
approval of the legislation which con-
scnts TO the sale of the Boston and Maine
stock with the stipulation that each share
shall bear a stamp certifying that the
state of Massachusetts may acquire II at
any time. Doubt is expressed here in
mos. quarters that the New Haven Of
hcials will change the conclusion which
they have reached In this matter.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW iORK-Kntharine II. jackson and
others as Trustees, etc. Plaintiffs, aGainst
Elias a. Cohen and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in The
iIth day OF June. 1914. l. the underslgned,
the Referee In said Judgment named, viii
sell at public auction. at the Exchan ca
classroom Nos. lt-l6 Vesey Street, in the
borough OF Manhattan City of New York
on the goth day Of July. 1914 at IL o'ciock
Auctionsers. the premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold and therein described
ALL that certain lot piece or nara, y,
land with the building thereon rrec.ed,
situate, lying and being In the borough of
S Msnh,sttsn. city OF New York. bounded and
BEGINNING at a point on the .ou,h.r,v
side ot llIth street. distant three hundred
ana nfty 5000 feet easterly from The Coz
ner formed by the intersection OF the cas-,
cry Hne 81 second Avenue and the southeriv
side Of HIN Street: and running thence
southerly parallel with second Avenne nn q
centre line Of the block: thence ea,teriv
along said centre line twenty five CabI fee,
thence northerly on line parallel with
second Avenue one hundred G0O) feet eleven
alll inches to the southerly side OF i'm
street. and thence westerly along the same
OF beginning. - ''"''
Dated. New York, June c6th 1914
.....-. . JOSEPH c. LEVI Referee
MIDDLETON <. BoRLAND A,,ornev To-
Plaintiffs; - Cedar Street Manhattan.
New York. ~ Y.
The following is a diagram Of the prom
ll1th Street. - $50 e.
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MALTBIE FEARS GAS MELON. "
Probably VIII Affect e25,OOO.OOd
Consolidated Bonds.

Opposition to the granting of the APP
plcation OF the Consolidated Gas Com
pany for permission to issue s25. 200. 900
debenture bonds probably will he made
at the meeting of the Public Service
Commission to-day when the question
comes up for discussion. Commissioner
Milo r. Maltbe said yesterday that there
was nothing to prevent the company
bonds are sold.
The gas company wishes to issue the
bonds to take care OF $4,000 900 demand
notes s5,000,000 collateral trust notes
and also to reimburse itself for s17,-
100000 spent out OF incomes for i'm
provements and betterments
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] Z4th street

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold, II Fifteen thousand
seven hundred flfty-two Os-IO0 dollars
'52OsD. with interest thereon from the
md day OF June, 1914. together with the
costs ana allowance. amounting TO Three
hundred seventy four and 9i-l00 dollars
tS8ItsD, with Interest from June 9Th, 1914,
together with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount OF the taxes assess
ments and water rates, or other liens, which
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee
Is sSsS'6 and interest. Said premises Will
ne SOLD subject to any state Of facts which
an accurate survey would show and to the
rights OF any OF the tenants in possession
under lettings from the receiver In this
Dated, New York. June 7tth. 1914
MORGAN J. O'BRTEN, Jr Rsferpa
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Missouri Pacific Railway COMPANY
announces to holders OF receipts for three
year per cent, gold notes that the extended
notes with coupons annexed are ready for
delivery Holders OF receipts should sur
render them to the Union Trust Company
Of New York.
The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Rail
road has sold to Colgate, Parker a CO. and
Robert winthrop 4 Co, 81, 600, 900 OF Buffalo,
Rochester and pittsburg consolidated mort.
gage "a per cent bonds. due 1857.
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EXCHANGE WILL CALL STURGIS.
Member of Boston Firm That Failed
to Appear Before Governors.

Tho board of governors of the Stock
exchange held "A special meeting yester-
day for the purpose OF considering the re-
port of the committee on admissions.
which has been investigating the failure
or the Boston Stock Exchange firm OF
Gay Sturgis. which suspended last
April. Irving j. Sturgis of that firm was
member of the local Stock Exchange.
AS result Of the committees report
MIR. Sturgis VIII be asked TO appear be-
FORE the board of governors at an early
date. Mr.. Sturgis was admitted to the
Stock Exchange on May 20. 1912.
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New Trustee. for Franklin Trust Co.

A special meeting of the board OF
trustees of the Franklin Trust Company
in Brooklyn was held yesterday and
several new trustees representing the
syndicate which recently acquired con-
troll of the institution were elected TO
the board. They are William G. Low,
Jr.. Guy Il. Trip, Henry r. Hayes Will
lam NJ. Ramsay Lawrence l.. Gillespie,
John Sloane, John H. Isein, A. Ludlow
Kramer, r. Bayard Cutting. Edward
Delafeld and r. Stuyvesant Perrepont.
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" Centre line Of block
Tho approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property II to be sold, is s7.5327s. with in
terest thereon from the 9TH day OF June,
1914. together with costs and allowance
amounting to t3ii4l. with interest from
June 18th, 1914. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other liens, which are TO be allowed to the
purchaser out Of tn" purchase money, or
paid by the Referee. Is t3sO.7O. and interest
Said premises Will be sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated. New York, June c6th 1914
JOSEPH c. LEVI. Referee
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I3srd Street.

I33rd Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
property is to be sold, Is Forty-one thou.
sand one hundred thirty and 56-iOO dollars
sil,l30,56), with interest thereon from
the 9th day OF June 1914, together with
the costs and allowance amounting to -Four
hundred siNty-nine and $500 dollars
NI6e.S9 with interest from June IS 1910
together with tho expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes. asses
are to he allowed TO the purchaser OUT OF
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
Is f2,0s7.44 and interest.
Said premises will be sold subject TO any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show, and the rights. n any, OF the
tenants of said premises.
Dated. New York. June rs, 1914
SAUL ]. BARON. Referee
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE IL hereby given that h, a Judgment
OF the supreme Court OF this State, rem
dered on the 2sth day OF April. 1914, and
York County on the ?sth day OF April. 1914
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved, Its corporate existence annulled
and Morgan J, OBrlen, Jr. Of . Rector
Street, New York city, appointed receiver
OF its property, and said company, its officers
and agents were by said judgment forever
restrained from exercising Its corporate
rights, privileges or franchises,
Dated July LIST. 1914
MITCHELL. MAY,
Secretary OF state.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County
OF New York.--LINCOLN TRUST CON.
PANY. PLAINTIFF. against REGINA ROHMAN
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
18th day Of Juns' 1914. !. X. 'a und ,n'
signed. the referee in said Judgment named.
VII sell at public auction. at the Exchange
salesroom. Nos. lt-l6 Vesey Street. In the
Borough of Manhattan, City OF New York
on the goth day Of July. 1914. at ~ o'clock
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
judgment to be sold. and therein described
as follows:
ALL the, certain lots OF land, with the
buildings thereon erected. situate. lying and
being In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
BEGINNING at a point on the northerly
side OF One Hundred and Thirty third Street.
distant Two hundred and ten feet westerly
Avenue and one Hundred and Thirty. thri
street: running thence northerly. parall.
with Fifth Avenue Ninety nine feet Eleven
Inches; thence westerly. parallel with Ons
Hundred and Thir,y-thi,d street, Fifty t.e.;
thence southerly. parallel with Fifth Avenue
nortSsriy side Of One ef Mundre ed" and Thlrty
third street. and thence easterly along the
northerly side OF One Hundred and Thirty
third street Fifty feet. to the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated. New York; June .s,h. 1914
BOWERS and SANDS. Attorney Tor Plain.
Tin. As Cedar street. Borough OF Man.
haitian, City of New York
The following IL a diagram OF the property
to be sold; Its street Numbers are IS and ~
West i33rd street.
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Rushed with work, Receivers to Go

DAYTON. Ohio, July S.-Tho Barney &
Smith Car Company directors resolved
to-day TO lift the receivership of the con-
Germ. The shops compose the largest em-
ploying establishment In Dayton and
have ten months work ahead with a good
outlook
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issrd street.

I3srd street
Tho approximate amount Of the lsn y
charge TO satisfy which the above -d'sctp,i
property is to be sold. Is Forty two nous,
Two hundred thirty and 80 100 ao'. 49,,
t42 Gao. So. with interest thereon U.hn IN,
9Th day OF June, 1914 together win y"
costs and allowance amounting -,
hundred sixty eight and OF 100 ,hon'St
tt6s.OD with Interest from June ~ ~,
together with the expenses Of the SAFE "
Approximate amount Of the taxes, 49,,
ments and water rates, or other llen' W
are to be allowed to the purchaser on W
the purchase money or paid by IN" h''''
is sil6O.75 and Interest
Said premises viii no sold suhle'i 70 90,
state OF facts, which an aDrura'" ~ IN,
would show, and to the rights n any " w.
Dated. New York, June .5,h is'I
SAUL j. BARON kef''''
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Party wall.


Monroe Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. is Twenty-four thou
sand one hundred and twelve and si-lO0
Dollars t2t,ll2.6D, with Interest thereon
from tho End day of June. 1914. together
with costs and allowance amounting to
t0lt.07 with interest from June 4th, 1914
together with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate amount of the taxes. assess
ments and wNer rates or other liens which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money, or paid by the Referee
Is Seven hundred and thirty three and 1900
Dollars S73379) and interest.
Dated. New York, June 18th, 1914
ARTHUR ID TRUAX, Referee
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Hearing ON Hudson bridge To-day.

The Hudson county Board of Freehold =
orS VIII hold "A hearing to-day on the
proposal tor New Jersey and New York
10 unite In the building of "A bridge he =
tween uptown Manhattan and Weehaw-
ken and the digging OF tunnel for
vehicles connecting downtown New York
with lower Jersey City.
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Heavy Loss on Pig Iron Expected.

READlNG. Pa, July S.-Many furnaces
~ eastern Pennsylvania have large guam
titles or pig iron In stock and several
more have been blown out. II IA said
that Sl.0O0,000 worth of pig metal Is
now stacked up, II costs more to pro-
duce 1t than market prices to-day.
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Land 81 ,. q. Bennett.

West lsist Street
The premises will be sold subject TO es,.
tain restrictive covenants contained in a
deed covering the said premises which s,id
deed Is recorded in the office Of the ReRist.,
Of the County Of New York in Liber 1921 OF
Conveyances at page ls. The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments and water
rents or other liens. which are to be allowed
to the purchaser out of the purchase money.
or paid by the Referee 10 Sl.2ss.0t and in.
terest.
EDWARD g. FOWLER. Refsrs>
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salem Relief Fund.

n. Fulton Cutting. treasurer. reports
additional contributions of 500 to the fund
for sufferers from the Salem fire, making
a total received OF 1926.
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" tsI Id5tH Htreft
West is2nd Street.

WIZ
the approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above describ
property Is to he sold is Twenty-nine thou
sand one hundred and fifty-eight O.IOo
Dollars. with interest thereon from tho l7th
day or June. 1914, together with costs and
allowance amounting TO Four hundred forty.
six 6O-lOO Dollars, with interest from June
26, 1914 together with the expenses OF tho
sale, The approximate amount OF taxes, as
sessments ana water rates, or other liens
which are 20 be allowed to the purchasr out
" the purchase money, or paid by the Ref
cree, Is Eleven hundred thirty and 92-i00
Dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. July ard, 1914
A. WALKER OTIS, Rsferee
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Referees Amounted.

Supreme Court-By Justice Guy-cottInR
VS. jameson Ed. L. Mccall; Getting VS.
schermerhorn, Ed: u. Mccall; Olsen vs.
McMullen. Robt. r, Wagner Lowerre VS.
Dupont. Jacob A. Wolf: Sheridan VS. Lind
berg Max Altmayer; Conyngham VS. Sal
Farley, Josiah Canter.
by Justice Glegerich---Jenerson vs. Adams,
Wells
BY Justice Lehman-Heddox vs. Haddox.
oswald n, Jacoby.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County
OF New York.--LINCOLN TRUST CON.
PANY. Plaintiff, against RAY MAISEL and
others. Defendants,
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in n.
l5th day OF June. 1917 !. the under
signed. the referee In said judgment named
VIII sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. 1915 Vesey street In ~
Borough of Manhattan, city OF Now YORK.
on the 10th day OF July, 1914. a. i: o'SloE
Auctioneer. the premises directed by ,ad
judgment to be sold and therein describes
All those certain lots of land. with ID:
being In the Borough OF Manhattan. cry
OF New York. bounded and described "
follows;
BEGINNING at a point on the north.r'
side of one Hundred and Thirtv.thiri stree
distant Two hundred and sixty feet we.!.iE
Avenue and one Hundred and Thirty thlfi
street. running thence northerly, para,
with Fifth Avenue, Ninety nine feet EieSs.
inches; thence westerly parable WIN ,O.'
thence southerly, parallel with Fifth Ay'ng,,.
Ninety nine feet Eleven inches 70 in'
northerly side OF One Hundred and Thln.
third street; and thence essterly alons ,u'
northerly side Of one Hundred and ThltN
third street Fifty feet to the poin' or p'''
Dated, New York. Jun. :5th, i9it.
SAUL \, BAHbS, R@tcI~
BOWERS and SANDS. Attorney for ran
tin. 46 Cedar street Borough OF Msn
haitian. City Of New York ,,
The following Is diagram OF thr p ropss,i
West l33rd street.
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supreme Court-By Justice Giegerich-
Met, Saw Bk. vs. Martin Garrons. Harold X.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. July s--The statement Of the
receipts and pay warrants of the Treasury
shows;
Yesterday. This month Fiscal year.
Receipts ...... 81 4la si4 i27. a55 SlA ie7 ai5
Pay warrants. 302S,5sS le.5sl 6S5 125Sl CsJ
surplus ...... ti22 sol 81 $500 81 SAG go
Receipts from customs yesterday 81. e09, a2a:
from internal revenue. ordinary, sgsa O6l: cor.
poration tax, sso79s and miscellaneous.
S34s 2iS
National bank notes received for redemption
s7ii. $40.
The cash statement Of the United States
Treasurer for July shows:
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New York. " Y ''''a"
The following is a diagram Of IN. mon
erty to be sold: its street number is sSs
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The
I, l.al
70 a re|
compsl
eishte1
With al
years
Will al
the "a
turned
Wa III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-04

went through Just about the same sort Of pro-
gram have outlined before he captured his
Wife? We dare him! Silly. of course. as Mr..
Webster Gays. but justffnhle as the means to a
serious end-eometimes. alack and aday too
serious.
We hear Of few isolated instances of mar
raees contracted by correspondence, but spoon
iuR." courting--lf YOU please-is not only the
0rst aid but the only path to niatrimony. Adam
and Eve tsran II, and when Gabriel blows his
trumpet the dread alarum will find some spoony
couples in the parks or in the cosy corners OF
many 'parlors"
Fio on him. He has forgotten the days Of his
youth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-04

Blues battalion and the Field Com
pany of TIE Signal Corps
In charg Of these various divisions
of the militia will be their regular
commanders, while the following in
structor inspectors have been ap-
pointed TOY the various commands by
the United States army.
First Infantry~-F'irst battalion.
Major John NJ. Heavey. of the infan-
try, Second battalion. First Lieuten-
ant Jason VI. Wailing, Third infantry:
Third battalion. Second Lieutenant
II. H. Slauf hter, Fourteenth infantry.
Second lnfantry~-First battalion,
Major Isaac jerks, infantry: Second
battalion. First Lieutenant Deas
Archer, Twenty fourth infantry;
Third battalion. Second Lieutenant
Charles r Eeilman. Third infantry.
Fourth Infantry battalion,
Major Edward E. shettleworth in-
fantry; Second battalion. First Lieu
tenant Jonn s. Sullivan. infantry:
Third battalion. Second Lieutenant
Allen Il. kimbalI. Third infantry.
The officer who IS to act as In
spector instructor OF The Richmond
Blues has not yet been appointed,
while in charge Of the inspection Of
the signal corps will be Captain
Frederick II. Downing. pf the corps
Of enginefys
Artillery Camp--In addition 20 the
camp for the infantry If the Virginia
militia there WIFI be held a camp for
the First battalion Of field artillery,
which viii begin at Tobyhauna. Penn
sylvania On August %. aud viii las
until September ;.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-04
IT WOULD BE uNWISE.

The city council should go slow before 1t enacts
any special ordinances violating the building
laws.
We can see no unsuitable reason why Mr..
Powell or anybody else should be granted per.
mission to erect a frame building within the
FIRE limits The building inspector refused TO
grant sucn 4 permit as an obvious violation Of
the building laws; Mayor Ainslie promptly and
wisely vetoed the special ordinance which went
ever the building inspectors head and granted
the permission.
Now. we understand, certain members of the
council are puffed up over the mayors action.
which they seem to regard AS an undigniihed
rebuke and announce that they propose to at
Tempt to pass II over his veto.
If the building laws are to be violated by
s1ecal fagors granted 10 favored few why
haze any haiidng laws Another thing to
allow this frame buildlng within the fire limits
would let down the bars for others there would
be- no end 10 the abuse. and want more
IRE traps-no Salem confagration.
We trust the council will reconsider and let
the matter stand as ii lis. 1t has no moral righi
70. enact such legislation a