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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
Colorado.

Cripple Creeks Golden Cycle re mains strong favorite with the leasers. to whom John T. Milliken was always liberal
 Rich ore has now been found iu practically all of the workings of the Lackawanna Belle at Leadville. and i, has been proved beyond doubt that the vein Is continuous.
 State Senator Carver and assocL ates, leasing on the i00-foot level on the Golden Cycle mine at Crippis Creek, are marketing a heavy tonnage of average grade ore, the values run ming around s20 ton in gold.
 Success appears to have crowned the efforts of Denver corporation to develop oil in the Montclair district At an approximate depth of HOO feet indications point to the fact that a supply of considerable volume has been tapped.
 Early in May a large crew Of men began work at the Champion mine, which is situated just below Silver. ton, and under the supervision Of Superintendent Louis Sha!er the work of producing ore for the Silver Laks mill is being crowded.
 Further proof of the success oi deep mining in Cripple Creek is furn ished through the announcement made by F. A. Colburn, Jr., superin tendent of the Ajax proper.-. :I.: :I..:: rich ore has been encountered in tha 1,200-foot level of the Ajax.
 The mineral find recently recorded on the Blue Bird mine at Crippls Creep. where a streak of high grade ore was encountered above the seven teenth level, is proving fully up to ex- pectations and a tremendous output Is assured for the immediate future.
 Under Manager Hall the New Era mine. in the Idaho Springs district. Is making successful record, and at the present time has three distinct head ings in mineralized vein matter of from two to three feet that shows an average value better than 80 per ton
 The gold production, from the mines of the Crippl. Creek district for the first three months of 1915 was ap- proximately $4.900,000. That is said to be the greatest output recorded for ten years, and mining men predict that the total for the current year will sx- ceed $2o.ooo.ooo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
WESTERN MINING NEWS IN REEF
'est.rn Newspaper Union News Service.
IN B R [ E E

Wesiern Newspaper [ nIon NeWs serVlcs
 Metal Market Quotations Spelter. St. Louis. sl3.i2. Copper. Casting. slS.37G 1875. Lead. New York, Si21ls Q 4.32. Bar silver. 49&c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
BEGIN WORK ON
FORT De RlJSSI
BARRACKS soon
Total Of $140, ,090 VIII BE Ex-
pended at Maikiki for 10th
and 55th Companies
BEGIN Bull DING By
I MIDDLE OF OCTOBER
Cable From War Department
Authorizes Using Surplus
From kamehanleha

Construction OF two barracks and
officers, quarters. FOR the 10th and
55th companies. G. a, q. Of Eort De
Rasay, to cost Approximately tl 40. 600,
VIII be started BY The middle OF DGtos
Hber The contracts will be lei ny Oc:
EtOber 1, and actual building viii start
as soon as possible. -
This important degelopment in mill
.tary lines was announced today bg
I1ieff col. n. Frank Gheafhafn. con.
strncting gnaFfermaster pf the Hawai-
Ian Department u s. A., ailthprixing
him to go ahead with the work at the
earliest possible moment
Eve VIII advertise for bids In 4 few
days, said Col Cheatham this morn:
ing, s.ana will stan actual constriIcs
ton Is soon as possible We hope to
Get the awards made by the first Of
October
For some time the project has been
delayed because pernlission had to be
secured from Secretery or War Lind.
ley NJ Garrison To add TO The original
appropriation Of 81 2, 900 the savings
effected IN building the Fort Kameha,
meha barracks. This sum pfa0unts %
about $4,000 making the total money
available for the barracks. water and
sewer connections sidewalks and
grounds s140.00
The original appropriation ot 81 29s.
600 was not quite eHaugh TO bqiid two
b6rfacks, hut Col Cheathatn plans
made 1t. possible, 4 pefnission could
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
Y. II HEEN Will
SUCCEED SCOTT,
SECOND DEPUTY
Charge in Attorney Generals
Office Win Be Made on
November !

w. H. Heen OF Hilo win soon be-
come second deputy attorney-genefal
OF the territory succeeding Leslie r.
Scott. who win resign to enter pri.
yate. practise.
Announcement Of the coming change
was confirmed BY AttOrney,generaI
Stainback today when the Star. BuIle
I'm inquired as to the rumor that Mr.
Heen viii shortly Join the territory s
legal force. Heen win take Office on.
November l. He Is now deputy couT-
" attorney. Of the island, Of Hawaii
where he has made an excellent rec.
ord,
II regard Mr.. Heen as a capable
man and am glad that when Mr.. Scott
retifes We shall have such an excel
lent successor as Heeh said the at
today II Is under
stood that deputy Seoft ID resisIIilg
to practise his profession m private
has an attractive opportunity locally.
Attorney Heen IS 4 part Hawaiian
and has shown excellent grasp Of legal
matters on the island 81 H6Waii where
he was prominent in handling the
graft cases 4 few months ago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
SPEIT I'M FEDERAL
CIRCLES FOLLOW
M'CARN'S RETURN

Rumors were rife in federal court
circles today to the effect that Dis
trict Attorney jeff Mcgarn and Mar
shal ] J. Smiddy are. at loggerheads
regarding the reported resignation OF
Frank G. Beneyides, federal court
messenger. 1t is reported that. short
ly after the return of Mr.. McCarn
from the mainland Benevides was Civ
en- certain orders by the marshal,
Whereupon he resigned. Whether the
marshal accepted the resignation or
not could not be ascertained, but Il
is reported that Mr.. McCarn serious
ly opposed Beneyides' quitting.
The marshal today denied that
there Is any rift In the Lutte II is
stated in court circles that Benevides
has been in the habit Of rendering
his resignation every time he is asked
to do. any outof-the-ordinary work
and that he has already resigned
four times. These always have been
referred to the waste basket and no
attention has been paid to them. = !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
BRITTEN, or NAVAL :.
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE,
ARRIVES ON SHERMAN

Representative Fred A, Britten, Re-
publican congressman from the 9th
Illinois district. who was in Honolulu
last spring en- route to the Orient, ar
rived this afternoon .on the transport
Sherman from Manila. E..
Congressman Britten, who is mem.
Der Of the naval affairs committee Of
the lower house Of Congress, was met
at the dock by q crowd Of navy off,
cials. It being known. that he is es-
pecially interested in the salvage
work on the F-4. The Illinois con-
gresham has no intention of stopping
over In Honolulu but will go to the
mainland on the Sherman when she
sails tomorrow morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
MAJOR SCHERER STOPS
HERE TO REPORT TO
FELLOW AD CLUBBERS

Maj. L. C. Echerer is d passenger on
the transport Sherman from Manila
and thereby hangs . tale.
When Maj. Scherer was stationed on
Oahu It was Capt. Scherer then-he
was one or the liHest members of the
Ad Club. And when members OF the
AID Club heard he was on the Sherman.
they Immediately resolved to see him
during his short stay In port. Charles
r. Frazier penned graceful and sin
cere little sentiment in a wireless
message and sent II to the Sherman
this morning.
s Promptly came back the reply:
Only reason for stopping is TO re-
port to Ad Club. SchereT.' &
Which shows that at heart he's q
Life member of the hustling Ad Club
bunch.
There are rumors Of live time
tonight.
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SHERMAN LOST SERGEANT - !. :.
y oVER6oARD DURING TRIP

The United States army transport
Sherman doeked In Honolulu about
2:30 o'clock this afternoon from Ma.
Mia bringing news OF the disappear
ance of passenger, Quartermastef
Sergeant Langdon Gilmore, during the
night of August Is, with the steamer
about one day out of Manila. It is
practically certain that Gilmore went
overheard It is presumed that he fell
accidentally into the sea. His disap-
2earance was not noted until the fol.
lowing morning. Gilmore was on his
way to a mainland post to where he
was transferred BY recent order.
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OF who
Of the wrecked
The discovery furnshes development
whose decline 70 duss outside the circle
. 1
uneesly closely the sayans and search q the
a 10 the offH
single established since
men of
This the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

=. M Waite city manager Of Day
ton, o.
charter revision convention which
meets next week to revise tionoluiu's
charter.
The letters previously published
have been
No From Mayor Albee OF PORT
land. Oregon.
No. B From Mayer Fassett Of spo
kane, Wash.
No. 8. From Mayor Fawcett of Ta-
coma, Wash. =
No. Il From Mayor James r. Han.
ma OF Des Moines, Iowa, 3, II
No. 5. From Mayor Eaten OF Win
ston-SaleHl, N. c., and from Mayer
Newhall OF Lynn, Mass
No. in the series is from III. M
Waite, city manager OF Dayton, Ohio
1T IS especially interesting inasnlncli
as Dayton Is one of the large cities
to try this new form Of government
After the disastrous Dayton food the
citizens realized that cnly hercltlean
- r,.S4t...,,a. a -, -, 90, s,,S,l ssSs
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JAPAN WORKING HARD
TO BUILD UP REL LATl1NS
ON SOUTH AMERICA COAST

[Associated Press By Federal Wlrelessl
SAN DIEGO, Chile, Sept. a.--A com.
ntittee has been named 10 be present
a. the opening of the Japaneee Expo-
siticn. Further efforts of the japan
zee TO establish intercourse With Chile
are meeting with success.
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THREE MEX XlCAN BANDITS
KILLED I'M TEXAS RAID
By OFFICERS OF COUNTY

[Associated Press BY Federal WIrelessl
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, sept. g.
Three Mexican bshdlts have been
killed BY county officers It los cHa.
tros. They had crossed the border II.
to American territor1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
IMURE HAITI | kUUbLE

IAssoeiated Press by Tedsral WfrslsssI
CAPE HAI1IEN. Haiti, Sept. b.
One hundred artilIeryfiieh have been
landed from the cruiser Tenneseee.
Gen. casos, head Of the revolutioniots
has refused TO disarfi and mas fetiret
into the interior.
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Grodno Falls Before German OnsIauch|

BERLIN, Germany Sept. s--aen. yon Hindtnterft
sweeping down the Russians retreatng from Wa1
taken the stronghold Of Grodno the road to Petfofd
The German forces advancing upon Riga have Won
strategic victory in securing position northwest Of 1
sadt 20 miles from the port Of Riga From this position tier
can easily strike at the gulf city
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ASAN0 GIVES LUNCHEON
ON BOARD BIG LINER
tspeciaI % the Nippu JED

SAN FRANCISCO, cal- Sept. g.
President Z. Asano Of the Toyo kishen
Kaisha will hold Z luncheon today on
the chinyo Maru for prominent local
business men. Tomorrow he will give
an elaborate affair IA honor Of some
OF the American merchants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
DAYIONS CITY
MANAGER WHITES
Of GOOD RESULTS
No. 6 in Series of Letters From
Mainland Executives to the
Star Bulletin is Given
GOVERNMENT PROVING
EFFICIENT. ECONOMICAL
People are ManifeSting New
and Widespread interest
In Their City

The Star.Rullettu publishes below
No, in the series Of letters from
mainland mayors and other CITY Off
cjals upon model city charters. The
letters are the result Of country.
Wide inquiry directed BY the Star-7ui-
letin, 10 secure the experiences os
mainland cities as sua.esticns tor tnt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

oI JNau - MIuAUg maCututpto matSg
Or bodies n the ensIneFoom eefnpartl
Five 81 fte bodies were removed
before noon and two more were g..
moved shortly after noon, but up q
the time Of going 70 press no further
ldentifications had been made. u wae
expected that four orsfise bodies nlofe
would be taken out late this afternoon.
Al are n fragments
Late t6le nftefHoon 4 was learned
that special naval committee has
been appointed IN Washington 70 de-
termlne what disposition shall be
made 81 the disnsntlsd hull Of the
submarine
The naval inquiry bosrd here. head
e1 By Rear Admiral G. .. Boush. made
= careful inspection Of the Interior Of
TIE ~ Il c'clcck this afternoon.
Further strength was lent today TO-
the theory that an explosion Of some
nature caused the F4 submarine dis
aster By the finding Of 10 bodies in
the engine-room compartment Of the
craft, huddled together as they per-
haps made their last fight against q
slow death which cfept upon them In
their iron tomb.
This important discovery was made
this mornink when Lieut.. K. b Crit
f6nden. comnander 81 the subm6fin6
flotilIa: 1,i6nf. .-comdr. ]. A. Fufef. and
their worImens entered the engine.
room comDartment which had not
been se6rcfrd thorouehIy before.
There ware no two bones forethef.
III anv of The el<elafoi,s. =, eaid Lieut.
Hriflendan Al noon. They wcrp "
Ik6 A. : l,s6I, a. the f,oor az the com.
Darimelf c6ver6d with mud. grease
ana on There were 40 Iiniforrne On
|6..6,'' 8 s.
Mehnn'sl z.ntih1 Identi|Is6.
Only one 81 the bodies taken from
the thtInt.f06m lhis morning was
identified. It was the remains Of ivan
II Mahan. machinist's mate, first
class Mahan was married. His
,rifoD a Utf@8fef q. Mahan. believed
"a reside here Mahan enlisted Jan.
nary 26 1907. and was &c wears old.
There were two positive means BY
which MahalI'e skeleton was Identified.
1che chief one was the peculiar fornlas
fIon AZ his skull. which possessed. ac-
cordlug 10 DR. Walter A. Cress. sur
econ Of the Alert. deviated septum
lo the rieht The septum Is the bone
which divides the nostrils. Only two
such deviafions existed among the
f.4's crew. according to records on
llle with Dr \. Curl. chief surgeon q
the aIyis.'t. gne, Manan vas -
tne liehts tne O.l.els ~ ei.oslaet si1
member. g. WI. y tle ieis. -
Inc second 1eans " Mnlsn na.
mans Doay was l1enslnea was se.les y |
ei rouhu metal tooi-checks, .a, sgous sne
SIZE o. 2 qunftsL iouna Win solle
bones neat ms skull. ~ Mansn Nas
2 maenihisls ma.s, w was sssen S.
eheck every tllne he took !, Z YOU llolll s,ll
the snip tool room Ohe y sns
checks touha on ms O0dy Vas NUM-
bered
Ihe oniy o.nef cieW By Mnac.l. ans
nnUIN| TAm0T9U
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03

Large quantities Of cereals OF the
1915 Bulgarian harvest, purchased by.
Germany we're reQuisitioned by the
Bulgarian War Minister before they.
could be sent TO Germany.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-03
MANY THOUSANDS I'm
~ DUTCH INDIES STARvE

fAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, u. ", Sept. 81 Seventy
I'VE thousand people ere. facing star
walton in Curacao, Dutch Indies, - the
result 81 the loss Of their crops fpr
four successive years Rev. u. g. N.lyl-
steie. bishop 81 the lSlaoo b1v ne
70. New York seeking public aid.
MORE HAITI TRIO 0uBL
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BRlTlsHER SUNK

tAssociated Press Dy Federal Wirelessl
LONDON Eng. Sept. 3-The Bril-
ish steamer Roumania has been sunk
by a submarine. The crew was saved.
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new YORK, N Y, Sept 3-Ths killing of I111 Chris.
ans and the death 1000 more as the result of s ...S
epidemics is reported to the board Of Prezb5te .1n
missions from Urumiah Persia the Of ...c.
This great loss Of life said be the result Of dt
Turkish occupation
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POUND STATIONARY

NEW YORK, N. Y. Sept. 2-The
English pound was fairly stationary In
exchange today, staying about $4.6o.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. L.
Sugar: 96 degrees test. ass cents. /
Previous quotation, AT cents.
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STRIKERS RloTINe

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Riots at the
Stregis paper mills, where a strike is
in progress, may cause the interfes-
ence OF state troops.
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American Eenque. !
NATIONAL IEAnltE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. I =
At scincinnati--st. Louis 9, clnein-
natl I. ass !, 4, !, + 1. &<<zSsg ~. zasgz
At Hoeton--e Boston 6, Brooklyn 8.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 4, Chicago {
Al New York--NeW York 2, Phila-
deintia 9. .zEst--..E : ( ~ ~
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SAN FRANCIScO CAL Sept S.--Nens hsS been fcc.'..|
Company Of San Francisco but under British registry hes
been fired By submarine near Queenstown nSI1nd The
steamer carrying lumber from Everett Washington
Sheerness Nothing has since been heard ol the 1e. and
is thought that she was sunk by the attacking diver
i tonnsee ~, l.1-.
called kahuIpE elssooN rs5I,oI|
captain erasber.f
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GERMANS TAKE GRODNO; riga
NEAR FALL; REPORT BRITISH
TRANSPORT SUNK, BIG Loss

DESPATcH FROM SOFIA NAY RELATE TO ROYAL EDWARDS
DESTRUCTION - GERMANS ADVANCING STEADILY on
ROADS TOWARD PETR0GRAD IS SUBMARINE FIRES on
HlND-R0LPH co. STEAMER UNDER BRITISH REGISTRY
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Ten BODIES FOUND IN ENGINE-ROOM
OF "a NAY BEsSlGNIHCANT FEATURE

Todays Developments Furnish Facts Which Naval Board
Members Decline to Discuss Publicly Conlectles
as to Explosion Which May Have Driven Crew to Compart
nent-0ne Body identified BY Nose Formation as That OF
Ivan Z. Mallan MaChiniStS Mate
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LONDON, England. Sept 3.-The Austrian and German
in close conjunction are separating Is understood thai the
Austans win be transferred to press campaign against
Serbia
LONDON, England. Sept Peace rmors are unlounded
80 far the British government is concerned The govern
ment has not been sounded any plan for peace.
WASHINGTON D. O.. Sept Sit il authoritativey r.
ported that President Wilson win make no move toward pro-
posing peace to the begeents until he assured that such
move viii meet with favor on both sides Il Is indicated that
he does not believe this is yet assured
The plea Of Pope BENEDICT communicated through Cardinal
Gibbons to the president taken by close observers o events
to mean that the Teuton nations willing discuss peace
terms.
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AMERICAN. LEAGUE.

At PhiIadeIphia--5oston 10, Phita.
deIphia 2. ~ .. s. s S 8
At Washinston- Washinston 2, New
York o. ,... :. Il =. ~ -.:E 3.
AZ Chicago Chicago 9, clsvetand 2;
second same-cleveland 8, Chicago 5
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Iconllnued on page .wOl
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. far as the British government is concerned
nent has not been sounded on any plan for peace
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-26
Olney Spring Briefs

II. 3. Millhouse, George Minyard
and Rennie Wood have secured the
we'll drill of VIM. Lackey and have
shipped 1t to New Mexico to test
their placer mines. They have 5000
acres of very rich ground and some
tests have been made that run g 90 .
yard. Mr.. Woods left week ago and
Minyard and Millhouse expect 70
leave 10 few days. Several different
parties will be working this ground
on royalty. numerous propositions
having been made them.
Al the school election held Tues
day for the purpose of voting bonds in
the sum of $4,000 for q new school
building the returns resulted 33 10
favor to 3 against the proposition.
Plans will be made later for the new
structure.
L. F. Bradbury left for Denver
Sunday for few days to look over
business.
An adults Bible class has been
formed here and meetings will be
held weekly at the residences of the
members. There will be no enter
tanning; Just business.
Geo. Minyard and H. B. Millhouse
we're 10 Pueblo Wednesday.
@. L. Li9htburn returned from
Kansas City where he went two
weeks ago TO undergo an operation.
He has recovered nicely.
Olney residents are treated 70 a
first class initiation OF \ Goth Cen
Limited by No about ouce week.
They are afraid they won't make the
five miles IN hour. limited by the
town ordinance.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-26
Public Sale

win disposeOf the following goods.
Tuesday. March 30. 1t Evangelical
parsonage:
FORD RUNABOUT.
Dining table. Kitchen cabinet,
center table, Majestic range, Round
Oak stove. oil stoves. sideboard. set
tee, dresser. book case. wash stand.
commode. good Singer machine, wash
Ing machine and two ringers. beds.
mattresses aud springs. cots, once
chair. rocking chair. refrigerator.
chairs. rugs, carpets. dishes fruit aud
many other articles.
Terms Of six months On sums over
go will be given. interest 1t 10 per
cent. Sums under go cash. with
per cent off for cash on sums over
that amount.
Pc. Nrner.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-26
Building News

Worker Br,s have commenced
the excavation work for their new
building on the site of the ruins Of
their frame which burned. The build
ing will be q Z loo feet 10 dimensiOna
With large dining room. kitchen and
storeroom. The basement will also
bs for storage purposes Bert Lester
hss the contract for the erection oi
this bulldog. also the Kersten build.
sdjolniog and work sill be dooe on
she Iwo slmultaneously.
Contractor PECK 10 pushing work
TO rapid completion on the Bouldin
and Liudholm buildings. and within
short time the two will be enclosed
Basement excavation on the Gall
avan building will be completed with
10 few days. This Will be one Of the
largest Easements In the city.
The Behym bungalow has been
started. excavation and foundation
work having been commenced the first
Of the week by Geo. H. Ferguson Of
Sugar City who has the contract.
Borden & Davis. who are putting Ia
. planning mill here. are now INSTALL
log their nschinery.
Brick work on the new Kersten
building was finished yesterday.
L. Casey Of Pueblo 10 putting in .
plumbing establishment here and Il
having building erected.
The Ordway new era., 1915-03-26

Let Ordway make the once Of
mayor. and for that matter the other
city oflices, carry more honor; more
honor At any rate than has been
awarded 10 the past. Our mayor
draws NO salary. Salaries are not
provided for in towns Of this class. 20
let's make II M once which may be
looked up 70 with more respect, and
instill Interest u the extent that
will cause more OF our good men. and
for that matter women, aspire 10 the
place.
The New Era thinks IL ntting that
when our annual changes arc made
10 city otIices there be some sort VI 3
public reception given the Incoming
members and some sign that we have
appreciated the work Of the outgoing
mem bers, even though they may not
have dune just Whist we would have
done. for IL might be that they have
done better.
When our new Officers take up their
duties within few weeks. no matter
who they may be. let US give them
some good wholesome public re
ceptio1.