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The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
JOBBING PRICES.

gal; baked beans. s.ib.. 50 SOC:
h,Ts Name 0esp, s.ig,zss g.as,,a Corn F.pss SIs
ssssss 90. .rssls' F..s! fancy a. ssIs essis
June. $3.50; standards, IL. Salmon,
tan, s2so; flat. pings. soo, Tomatoes,
tins; ; Ms5rowfst s6fL, peas. 81; early
F-ed-Jobbing prices in u H-bbi.
sacks; Bran. ,25; standard middliqs:,
corn sss eo4S ana ea ssop e:
r'o.r,JobbinF prices Best M,eSi-
E.7o: straight. SIS. 40: pure rye. 81 So:
spring patent. $3.50 per bbl. in paper
Harawsre-Nails,-s s2.o5 keg base:
annealed wire. s2.o5 per bundle: gal
rsnissd var sa,o;. Sarbsd wire. ire. point. 'a;sa
gauge sss .'Gsa a!s.aa.sS ssaasse. sssss ss: a.
gauge. ,i'5s per sxt: Single isH; 81, ax.s ~.
sS. double bit; ss;as per doz.; black
ss.ssuss, ss,sO; Ho sSsaase. s.'sfs ssss: s@ss ss;
small, 7Ss, 10 and on; large, 7oc
Hides-.No. I cured hides. Isc; No.
! green hides. lIo: No.. (? cured bulls,
&c; NO; ! green BULLS. lie; No.
Ns
] green murrain. 2oc; No. cured calf
20c; No. l green cslK, l9c: No. 1 horsc
hides, ca No. horse hides. Ss: No
tallow, &c: No. 2 talIow, SIC: No
hides. &c OF: No. Rip and calf
nc OF; sheepskin tas 10 amount OF
woody 90 soc q $1.50.
lie trcit OiI - Raw linseed oil. ssc:
boiled linseed, eco gal In barrel lots'
Kerosene Tank wagon or ir.,n hsr.
reis: Diamond headlight. Io.sc; oer.
lection. lo;5c; paiacine. I2i: red
ProvIsions--Mess pork. 1870. fam.
lily. sis so &c 1880: clear backs. sisas
Fl; smoked hams. i6h Ql7hc: picnic
hams. I2is i3hc; bacon. Iii WIsc;
lone pc rib.
suEsr-Corrected daily by F.. H.
Edsar a Sor Crystal domlnoes. g.
lets. Es9i Egi cut loaf. $40; cubes.
lard powdered: se.7o: 9ranuisted.
extra coarse, $40; granufated. fine,
in bulk. ss.ao: granuIatet. .S-iS. cot.
tons. 1896. crystal domino gran, q
lb. and' s-lb. cartons. ~ cases. $3.50;
crystal domino. gran. HE cases, te.7o:
aiamond a, $40; confeeti.ners a.
$40; No. 4 ;:e.SS; No. No. 3 g.; No. 8.
u. $3.50: No, -. s5.75: No. I :...s
No. Is. 1915: non-cskiag mixture,
s7.2S; beet granulated. IS per 100 lbs. |:
household powd.. Is. 20 to case,
$3.50: DO. 4s to case. $40 per case.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
CHICAGO GRAIN

Wheat: December. up &C. May, up
&c. Corn: December, up &c; May.
up &c. Oats; December. down isc;
May, sp NC. Provisions: Slightly
higher to slightly lower.
Noon-Wheat: December. up 1 q c:
May. up &c. Corn: December, down
4c: May, down Ac. oats: Decem-
ber. down &c: May. down sc.
Quotations by Paine, Wcbber a Co }
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to som-
charges.
Active Sfocka.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

SpEC1AL{
$275 Fort Skx
bdivision Z
To advertise 0arossa pou)
subdivision, situated -
e.. we viii. on a bSlno(
Dee. .. cell one hunirS1 z
down and = msnsSiS.
two lots 10 each cuotou1
special price. dar0el1 IL
half mile frontage on ~
In but . short dtstanGo
proposed immense Tf&0lnG4
Henry Ford. and sooBea ~
now empioying tnousan1o 1
arSIisB srtyi B.Rsso;s::' Rs;:': :,yas sIeis 81
sell well. .iccatsj ic(s ~;
builders and invs storo e o3
margin OF proAt. We 0n0 a1|
40 per cent BY dealiug VltG e
fore paying big retail p1bG
for yourself. A blind man 2
the future Of this rapidly. -
section. Call any day, I6Q1|
Sunday. 9:15 ;, M. 10.lt =. -
p. m, or 3:16 D.. ul... and ~
take you out by trolley or e
our automobiles TO fnepoe&
property. Remember yo3 N
under no obligation 70 6uy.
for yourself Fer maps ana !.
OF these 1918 sold special 1oe
call. telephone or address \
Monday, Dec 8,
S. E. BRUCE & co.
Office hours, 3 q. IN. TO 10 q
1879 Majestic Bid9.
sis GETS EQUITY. sixso7. a.
fcrd, within one block Grand
car line, and $4,000 school,
$500. Box q. -. Times. u
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Try Bemb f1oIai Service.
FLOWERS for Everybody"
Tho L. Bemb Floral Company,
Albert Pochelon.
Main 20O2. 153 Bates-st
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04
ron sALi,-REsoRTs.

FOR SALE At LAKE oRToN-Two-
story boarding house, 81 rooms,
steam heat; barn. woodshed. chick
en- park. outside cellar. large gar
boat on lake Dr. G. A. DeCou. lock
box 296. Pontiac. Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

GOOD BUsHEIMAN wanted at once.
$50 Third-ave. l., l.. Lofts.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
Base City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

Sis GETS EQUITY. sixso7. q
fcrd, within one block 0rand 4
car line, and $4,000 school.
$500. Box q. -. Times. u
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
DESTROYING THEORETICAL
 RATES.

From time to time it his been shown that the claim set up by certain politicians that Alaska has the high- est freight rates in tho world was not borne out by tho facts in Che case. Since the Panama canal has been op. ened this has been most forcibly em- phasized rake for instance nails and other classes of hardware. The rate from New York City to Juneau or the nearby points in Alaska, including all wharfage charges enroute. figures SlO per ton or 50 cents per hundred. When one considers the distance from New York to Juneau. about 5000 miles it can be safely asserted that tbis rate to tho industrial center of Amoricas last fronuer is probably che lowest on record.-( Northwest Railway and Ma. rine News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
REBUmDTNG WHlgFlF.

The burned Moora's wharf at sas way is rising from its ashes. and hte White Pass Railroad Company plans Co make the dock enc finest ID sne North. A heavy shipment Of bling and lumber for the dock reached skag- way this morning on the steamship Cordova, and Q largo crew Of men has been signed to rebuild Che whaFs
 Tim Vogie oi Flames has con tract to deliver several ratts ot pli- ing to tho Moore's wharf owners, and his camp 8 located not lar from Ju- neau MT. Vogel reached here Mon day with his crew.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
GOVERNOR TO NAME
 SeRIBES DELEGATES


 Five newspapermee In Alaska will b8 lpponted delegates to the Inter. national Press Congress. which VIII congeHe n San Francisco on July ?. for session lasting five days The appointments win be made ,sg 6oy. J. g. X. strong. who has been reQges t ed to name ,he delegates, h B letter received by him yesterday rom tae head of teo organization
 The International Frese Consress win have delegations from the Upit- ed Press. the Associated Press, the American Association Of Teachers oi Journalism. the Worlds Press Pariia. ment tho Federation Of Trades Press Associations, Che National Editorial Association. tho International Press Association and che American soeie- ty of foroiSn Language newspapers,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
HOPING FOB REaRIEVE.

Guilty or not guilty we do not be. heve there is a person in Whitehorse who would not be pleased to hear that the death sentence Of the poor un- fortunate man now held in the jail at this place, had been commuted to Imprisonment Some how it does not seem just right to have an execution In Whitehorse, but while the law pro. vide8 for the carrying out Of the death penalty. we do not sec chat it can be evaded. Laws are made, for the pro tectlon Of society # hanging Is wrong. then the lew is wrong-(White. horse Slarl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
ssA viswe IS SOLD.


 Judge Cornelius D. Murape has sold to James Hogan Lot ,, in Block "B, together with all the tenements, etc. theroon, Tie lot contains the Sea View apartments and adjoins tho Ho- gan Flats, the name of which was re- gently changed. MT. Hogan has deed. ed the property bought from Judge Murane. Go Mrs Hogan.
 L k Greene has deeded 10 Karl Kavander parcel of land in the caseySha0uek addition for }l25.0O.
 George v. Cane has sold to L- A. Slane a lot 32 no feet, at D and Eigtb streets. Casey-Shattuck addition. Tho consideration Is S300.o0
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
WHAT's THE MATTER
 WIrH KANSAS NoWl

Kansas farmers have sold their grain at "the highest January prices in twenty years" aud the bank depos- its in the State are "the heaviest ever known" If any one is still trayell. ing ain the middle Of the road in Kansas, it is not the farmer automo- bile traffic regulations forbidding it
 (New York World.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
vERROsITY IN OFFICE
lFrom the Boston Hefald..

ItIOW LIt bUalVu tltIiIuv
 Even the 10 and 12 column inaugu- rai messages of Goveronr Walsh Of this state and Governor Curtis of the State of Maine were beaten by that of Governor Major of Missouri He filled IS newspaper columns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
gLKs MEET TONIGHT

Regular meeting of Juneau Lodge win be held tonight at eight o'clock Visiting members cordially invited Nomination or officers and initiation Don't fail Co show up
 GEO. F. FORREST, E.R.
 HARRY j. LUCAS, Secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
EARLY DAY RECORDS
 ARE BEING REWRITTEN

For the purpose Of making new type written records Of documents filed dur Ing the early day life of Juneau, Unit ed States Commissioner J. B. Marshall secured a special appropriation from the governmenb and the work is in progreoB, under the direction of Mr. ard Mrs. l.. D. Spray.
 Some of tho old books were dam aged during tho fire that burned the old court house in the winter of 1898 99. and most of the books show inc records in hand writing. The volumes VIII be indexed end bound.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
DANCE AT RINK


Manager Boutwell, has placed the floor Of the Juneau rink in drstciass and the dance which VIII be given there tomorrow night prom ises to attract @ large attendance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
sEATTlE DUE BACK.

supt. W. c. Beattie, of tho Bureau of Education, is expected back from Metlakahtla and Hydaburg on the first boat. He has been inspecting the schools In the southern half of the di- vision.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

They do say that Long Harry Mc- Lean finally fsthered up courage enough lo so on the stage He does a singing act and has made good its worth Inc price Of admission Just to soc tho elongated bacisstop on the atase lf he would just don tight .rona-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
| ocAl ARCHITECT SEEKS
 TO UNLOAD DEBT BURDEN

c. W Winstedt and Marie Win5tedi have filed petitions in voluntary bank rupscy through their attorney John Ruslgard Tho petitions reeite sha. they are unable to pay In fun thoii debts. but are willing 10 surrendei an their proporiy to their creditors except such as is exempt under Che national bankruptcy laws.
 Mrs WinsLedt pioces her liabilities al S410o and on ltemized statement shows her Co be debtor in that amount to firms and individuals in Browns vile. Texas, and Savannah Ca.
 C. w. Windstedts petition seta forth liabilities as SlAS95, and ahowa the debts to be owing to banks con cerns and individuals in Brownsville Houston md Kingsville Texas
 MT. Windstodt gays iho debts of him. self and Mrs. Windstedi were the re- suit of the failure of large Te1as corporation with which be was con nected. but not in 9 controlling capac. uy and some of whose paper Inc and Mrs. Windstedt had endorsed. Ihe laii' ure cost Mr. Windstedt 9 modest for tune Of nearly SS0,000 which ho had accumulated as an Independent orchi- tect and contractor in addition to ere ating obligations which it would be impossible for him Go meet il he were compelled to dlpond upon salary end fees for an Income, and would De 9 constant menace to his ever being able to enter business 80 as 10 accumulate enough to liquidate in nli.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
MlNs srReLs MARCH |

John T. Spickott Is as busy as Flo- rida land agent arranging for the Elks Minslrels. which will be given on st. Parick's Day. March 17 ID the Elgs' auditorium
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
SENSE AND ZEAL

Zeal without sense usnally goes plumb to waste A dog digging for an imaginary rat in flower bod has plenty or zeal-(Louisville Courier Journal9
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
t.ieRARY MONEY DUE
 INSTITUTION IS SUCCESS

The Juneau Library Board has ask ed The Empire to remind subscribers to Che Library fund that their Feb ruary donations are past due.
 Proof of the success of the library Is shown in the boards report There wore 402 cards issued during the month of January and 1850 books cir. ouIatod.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
MSS eULic6 OPENS
 STUDIO TO PUBLIC

Miss Gulok will open her studio to the public tonight There will be mu. sic dancing and eating. There Will be no Saturday dance this week, so Chs win be the chance for those who de- sire a good time to gratiiy che desire. An invitation is extended to everyone and hia best girl.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
GERMANYis WARD. .
lFrom the WorId. NeIE York.l

VTIVIN ITIV 'IVIIII 170'' NVIN'I
 Perhaps Germany will come to Austrias relief by offering to furnish it with Minister of Foreign Affairs, just as 1t has put German generals in control Of Austrian armies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
MURDER TRIALS TO
 FOLLOW EACH OTIS

Alice Cox wll go Co trial on Q eharee CT mardcrlng her conscts x. n Baker ID cS-soldier called Red as soon as Che triai of lho United States vs H. yameshie Japauese accused Of murder ia ended, it was announced in court yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
MRs MARrlN ENTERrAINs.

sirs. Louis Martin entertained Mon day evoning at her home in honor of Miss Katherine Walsh Dancing fur. nlshed the amusement There wore dozen vonne folks prasent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
MoMEIIEe eET REINDEER

Jaiet Lindeberg. president of the Pioneer Mining Company; Dr. J. F. Mustard. a physician, and c. ]. Lomen, an attorney an oi Nome have ac- Quired herd Of reindeer numbering l BOO head.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Whatever the ultimate result may be the Federals are putting Q little gin in the ginger Of baseball these days. It is g. fact everyone In tho country knows there is some such an animal as the Federal league
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
AnRAAfAnlc MnNnNr

(From the Evening Star. Washington
 It would be dramatic moment ii Senator LaFollette were to send Q defiant message to Oyster Bay an. nouncing that the Progressive party still lives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
JUDGH no LEAVE.

Judge Fred M Brown leaves tomefs row night on The Alameda for Valdez Mr5. Brown remained in hollywood. Caiifs to spend the balance oi Che Min. ter
 Judge Brown stopped over in Juneau to try case in which Judge jemings lid not dcsire to heaf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

charies Weogbam has gained lot Of distinction in refusing to take back lhe S60o0 that Walter Johnson wish es to return He le Qbout the only man in Inc country Who VIII not ae cept s6,000 Of his own money
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

4 heading on St. Paul baseball story reads "The Saints Worried Most folks are always i7ught in their youth that after one became a saint worries ceased.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

"A Chicago critic of the drama says .McHale sings better than he pitch es.a Marty stood thirtyeighth among the American League pitchers last season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

John McGraw hopes that he will be subpoenaed in the Federal league action that he may tell what organ ized baseball hes done for the players in the last % years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
ITO SELL WATERFRONT
 PROPERTY TOMORROW

f Sowerby trustee for Mr. and Mrs, E Blodeau and Henry Cassies, to. morrow will dispose of property owned by them. and located on Ferry Way The sale will be held at o'clock, from che doorway of the house at PIP Fer ry Way
 The property has frontage of l02.4 feet and extends back to the Juneau rlnlg The title to tho land Is Iree from encumbrapcesf according to Trustee Sowerby's notice
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
Laiole NeVor Tbl1ka.

Lajole Never Thlpka
 Now. this is not to say that Lajoie is Q brainIer ball player than Eyers, Collins or Cobb There isn't any such now extont But in studying Laioie's play one would never sec that he was trying 10 do any thinkng-or trying to make any certain play in advance, He merely made il at the right time withou, thought
 So ono day it was decided to put the matter up to him, to find out just whether or not he ever thought out & play in advance-to know just whot he must do when the time arrived.
 'No, he said, "I merely make the play as it comes. When 9 ball is bat ted to a man there 10 but one right place to make the play and be should bo able Go know that place without wasting time thinking about t. By the time Che ball has reached me, the flash oi an eye shows what the run ners aro doing, and the rest Is easy. Any man who has to think out a play has his mind taken of the ball, and this leads to a good many fumbles md misplays. When man IS eat ing he doesn't have to stop and think does he, just how high he shall lift his fork at every bite or how wide opon he must hold his mouth3'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
-sI-AIIaHIHR nNNR
IS LATEST 2EPoRA

EAe Progressive. etchi6an say 'gt i8 reported thet man ifom seatas come North aslenaib'y for halihpi and h8reH dahinE with oalr boni loeQ' eQ with empty pAfslsi ,aat they taeA proceed to aome outlying island an' chor, and .he slerShtef os aeer eon- menceB
 rho paper explalna ihat 'whiie we are not in position to oifuise ,ne name oI tho informant the source oi hat Information ia mQoeseonaele'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
alanoaANEs To lIEEH
FRIo FTE8No0N

mca.'ns of the Merchanis Pro. tectiTe Association cal'ed Cor yeatef' dny failed Co convene owing to the obsence ol quorum and Secretary B
 <. Roaeiie haa called enoiRer meab- ing tor trIday aitenoon. at 3 o'clook mo meeting win be held lp the City
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Carroll Raaip the Baltimore tea- eral League magnaie. has cnalenged Chief Bender the Indian pitcher 70 9 l00bhd nger shoolng match.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
KAKe COMPANY SUED.

R. g. Robertson has Sled suit in behaif or the Superior Candy 6 Crack CT Company. against the Hake Trading 6 Transpo company for S3l2,40.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
6ETcHl<AN MAN GETS
 riTLE TO HOMESTEAD

The United States land office today issued final certificate to Folk z. Fielder of Ketchikan, for 2SO acres of homestead land near keichii'op. The certificate corresponds to pat ent to mineral ground
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

SIP P0RIS
t4Hol
-a.IIna .-.Iah E1.lnon.a.

Bowling Match Postponed
 T4o Treadweii.Imeau Elka bowling match has been indefinitely postponed. The gnited state goVRfnment is the cause In the change ol tho plans Of the bowlel Many Treadwell men are 1oms jury dutg In court and their placea al thc mines are being pken by .hrae ol Che leland bo@lers. on the nisbt shift
 The games will be rolled at an cor ly date
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Clarence Walker of the St. Louis Browns has decided to go on five weeks hunting trip In the Cumberland mountains to fully reeuperate rom typhoid fever.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
INVITATIONS TO ANNUAL
 ARCTIC CLUB sAi--

leu.bcrs og tao Arctic Club seat ae. reoding n Juneap have received Invitations lo che Arctic Club 'Annu. al Recopaon and Ball % which takes place this year February llth. lt is confined to club members. their ladies and members ot their families
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Roy Harlzell told the scribes in St. Louis that only two Yankeea have signed for the next seanson. This should be welcome news to Messrs. Ruppert and Husten.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
AssIsTANr gRosgo0roR- -agRE.

D, Noll, aAssistant United States attorney at Eetchikan. is visitor ia Che city. having come for thc session or the district court
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

The spring schedule meeting of the National League win be hold in New York on February 3th There ls
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Organized baseball leaders aay the Federals are running baseball. The Federals say they are putting it on a business basis Take your pick
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
DANCE saTURoaY NIGHT

John Hendrlokson viii give his pop. ular Saturday night dances during February at Miss Gulicits Hall instead of at Moose Hall as formerly 2-2-2t Dr. Malone will be at pr. Midford's office in Douglas daily from ll;S0 to 1.80 during Dr. Midiord's absence.
 4-27-lf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
Yonnnalara - cnanea.

From Che sporting page Of tue Ta- conn Times Is taken the following article simplifying g report publish ed in this eloumn Monday that Glen 6ailan and Dick Hester of che 9t4 Juneau team had been signed by qa-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Empire ada reacn most readers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
LISTEN A MINUTE

HAVE Y0U N0TICBD-Ws carry no danassd fzuses We sell for ias sanc prleo Hiih guarantec by
 iho mlkeu and ouslrhes-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Rebel Cakes is credited with hay- ing Kidnapped Pol Perritt right ben.y7 the very eyes Of Schuyler Britton while the st. Louis magnate was ex- plaining the advantages Of not signing a Federal League contract
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03

Gailan and Dick Hester of che 1914 Juneau team had been signed by fa- como
 Here is tho article. in full;
 Three very promising younggtors are to be given a try ont by Russ Hal whom the training geason starts Ap, ril tat One is Glen callau, au infield- err another is Russ Hoover, a pitcher ana inc third Is Dick Hester, first baseman.
 callan was tried out with San Fran cisco two goars a8o and then Bob Brown got him but never gave him Q chance for the reason that he had too many veterans on hls team. He wanted to send callan to the West em Canada leasue bue he refused to go and Brown gave him his release. Flo vent to Juneau. Alaska, where Ralph Frary saw him play last year
 According to Frary Young callan is natural bail player fael and cnn bit the old pill He Is 22 years old .aAAA ttt-' lf"aN tAtsHtN.f .Na q" tat -tH .t Fullerton, California and has signed a contract to report here when train ing begins
 Hoover Is the Anaoortes pitcher who is recommended to Hali by Glen Wil- ldns. brother Of Joe Wilkins, who used to catch for Russ when the lat- ter had the Butte team. Hoover hes walloped an the bis semi.pro teams, around Anacortes and Wilkins gays ho is good pitcher He is 2l years of age
 Dick Hester is from Arcadia, califor mia, and s said to be a very promis- ing first baseman. He has been tout cd very highly by three or four base. .ball men who know a player when they see one, He IS six footer an ideal height for D first sucker
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-03
aally De adopted at lhla session.


It is reported now that the rapid recovery Of Johnny Eyers Is due to the brilliant idea of Q friend who led an umpire past the sick mans door.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-27
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

FOR SALE At bargain, good Ma1
well runapOut, new tires, good engine.
Call 1911 W 18th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE No ia,

ORDINANCE so 1871.
Put Oklahoma City Time. May 20 n.
2s, 1915
AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE Oy
FlCE uF MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK.
AND FIXING THE -BALAHl AND DU
TIES AND DECLARING Al BMER
GENCY
Emergency Ordinance
BE It Ordained by the BOARD " tom
missioners Of The city NJ Oklahoma city
SECTION l. There l. hereby created
the office Of Municipal Court clerk. whose
duty II shall be TO attend all sessions
OF the municipal court, and To keep an
records ahd proceedings necessary to show
the proceedings had and orders made
and final disposition Of nll cases brought
before the municipal court and 10 do
such other and further things M may
be- required of him by the municipal court
or Judge
SECTION . The salary " said Munici
pay Court clerk IL hereby fixed at eighty
five dollars $500 per month
SECTION ) All ordinances and parts
hereby repealed
SECTION 4 whereas-tbs utgent nrces
slty Of said city requires that snid OF
flee be crented and salary fixed in ordet
that the work ~ The municipal court ll
said city may be rffectunlly done and
the proceedings Of said municipal court b,
accurately recorded mn emergency 3,
hereby declared 10 exist. by rros DO
whereof, for the PRESENTATION IF
the public peace, public health and
public safety, this ordinance shall be- n
full force and effect. from and after it,
passage.
Passed by the Bosrd OF Commissioner,
this 25th day Of May. 1918
signed by the Mayor this 18th DAY u
MAY, 1918
Attest; ED OYRRHOIsER
u. l., CHOW NlNu, Mayor
CIV glprk