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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

permit on the conditions hereby m-
posed
Adopted as follows
Neas-Ald Allan, barnett. HlotL
Burton. Cranshaw. bul BILLS. Field,
treiwald, Gnnnar Guthard. Hiudlc.
Jskel. ke@lng. kOcher, Nrouk. kunZ.
Lempke. Lodge, Nowc. owen, Etch-
ert. Robinson, Eollo. RuttcT SDhe-
mausky. Schultz. Starkry. StrfauoW
ski O. Thompson, Vernon Nurtctl
Wen1el. 4. T.. Wilson. " j. N llson,
Wing link. Zoeller, and the Prcsi-
dent-3e.
NANs- None.
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From the Department OF Public
Works.

To tho Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen The Department. OF
Public Works. 10 whom was referred
the petitions for lateral sewers as
ommend, on sanitary grounds. that
the prayers Of petitioners be grant
I'd. The following are the petitions
referred 20:
construction 81 lateral sewer In
blocks bounded by Martin, and 2nd
alley East. MERCER and alley north
or detroit Trust Co, Trustee. John
W brown, ct al. for the cOnstruc-
ton ~ lateral sewer va block
bounded by lark, scotch. Fort and
spring street
GEO. II. FENKELL,
Commissioner.
Accepted. and leave being granted.
the following resolution was offered
Resolved. Hy in. Common Coun.
ciI a. the city - Detroit. that " II
necessary no CONSTRUCT vitrihed crock
.1ateral sewers ne the followinE al
LatefaI sewer No 277i-In blocks
bounded 10y Martin and 2nd alley
cast Mereter and alley North or Au-
drain.
bounced by clark, Scotten. Fort and
Spring street
And IL is hereby declared that this
action is had under section W ~
chapter uf Charter ~ i9O4 and un-
der section is 81 Chapter Z. a.
amendcd hy Act l39. Local Acts Of
zoos. authorizing the Common Coun-
rli 60 direct and regulate the con.
structiuu 90 lateral sewers or drains
Tor the purVosc of more cncctuaiiv
drntning on lots or cellars. yards and
sinks. " herrver IN their opinion the
same snail be- necessary
Resofved. That for the purpose Of
assessment for defraying and pay
ipg the cost OF said vjtrined crook
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From tho Clerk

That he presented such portion OF
tho proceedings of the last session
as is required by the Charter TO be
40 presented. 10 his Honor the May
or for approval. on the 2qth inst.
and that they were approved on the
30th inst.
Placed on nle.
Also, that he In In receipt OF Quit
Claim deed OF Geo. Gies and wife to
the city Of Detroit. OF part OF Lot
a., Brandon's subdivision. OF part
OF = c. S37 and 257
Referred 10 Committee on Ways
and Means.
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From the Recorder. Court.

Gentlemen respectfully report
TO your Honorable Body that the
fines collected In the Recorder
Court from November lst to 3Oth
inclusive. for violation 81 the city
Ordinances. amounts 20 one Thou
sand Four Hundred and Eighteen
Sl4Is0o) Dollars. which amount
has been deposited With the city
Treasurer and his receipt therefor
taken.
Respectfully.
JOHN \. GROGAN
clerk Recorders Court.
Accepted and placed on nle
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From the Department OF Parks and
Boulevard

TO Tho iIonora Die the Common Council;
Gentlemen In response 20 an adj
veitisement in the public press the
following bid was received for the
Pony Privilege at Belle Isle and
Palmer Park FOR the seasons OF 1916
and 1917
Belle Isle Pony Livery Co 81, for Belle
Isle 5000 90 per year. for Palmer
Park. $40 90 per year.
Contract has been entered into with
the above company for two years
FOR the pony privilege al both Pal
mer Park and Belle Isle. for the
sum Of $4,000 per year
VIII your honorable body kindly
confirm the same and ublige
Yours respectfully.
WM T DUST
Comml ssiOner
Accepted and referred to Committee
nm parks and Houleyarbg
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b rom the Department OF Public
Works.

the IIoaorhbic the Common Council:
HientleWfH Tho department. OF
|. blie Wurksf respectfully rrpbrts
lat the having 81 Leland street un-
La contrlrt confirmed thc 9TH dav
October igfb, IL fully completed
BIN The 90ET I'M ~ bequiudte etrcet
the west limo % - -Aubin avenue
|rhc pnvcment is Of cedar on con-
TO end has been examined by the
lsartturtt OF Public Works and
|Ind Ia be- ~ accordance with the
|1trhet ann specihcaiiOns for tho
|Ec.
|rh.fr a. duo tho contractors FOR
|Ninp said stroet NJ follows
b. Intersection rtr...... iiie o.
liz cost - Hdyetti 4trH. blanks
|nd insrcctor's salary 49,. 9 10
Total amount .. ........ $500
EespcctfullN,
GEO. ". FINK ELL
Commissioner.
ko<eptcd and by unanimous con-
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Strert..

Gentlemen Your Committee uu
Streets to whom was referred ffr
petition ~ Jennie n g. EI, tfg1b
FOR cancellation 81 alloy paving as-
sessment levied against the west AZ
foot Of lot ~. Military Reserve. re-
under consideration aud mud that
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Total amount ... X2T2
speCtfully,
GEO N. TENKEIT.
Commit siou,r


Accepted, aud hy unanimous com
sout Alderman Heating offered the
following
Whereas. ~ appctrs from a com
mUuiratiuu from the department 81
public Works that the paving as per
contract confirmed the 1lst daN Of
sept miner, 1915. uu crane avenue.
from $40 ~ n. south az south line OF
chaplin Joet 10 tur north clfrb ltuc
uf 'hapiu street. has been fully CONE
pi-t'd and
Whereas. Said avenue has been eN-
amiu-d by the Department OF Public
Works. and the having Of said ave-
uuc has been found TO have been
done iu accordance with tn" contract
and specifications for the same.
therefore
Resolved. First. That the said paw
iuE within the limits above men
toned Hc, and is hereby accepted
Resolved. second, That the city
Controller tr. and is hereby author
ICED go draw hs warrant on the city
Treasurer no payment 90 the iUtrr-
So. tiou-, ''D.. ~ sai0 atrnu" 10 he
amount of s2Gi-2. ne same heinz
the full amount Uur The contractors
sections etc. aud t'r the sum ~
81 nH. the sam, being the cost ~
0oEsrtsiuE, blanks, and inspectors
SALARY
Es-oI,ed THIRD That The City
Controller he. aud no. js hereby d.
rc,i,I fu prepare street paving
bonds. in accordance with the proc
visions 81 ~rrs a. and g. of' Chapter
rs ut ths Churter ~ the CITY ~ Dr-
trolt as amended hy an Act OF the
lsGisiatur. approved June 9Th. 1901.
such bonds TO bear interest az the
rate of four per cont per annum
Ad0utrd 8F follow .
Y,as--Ald Allan Barnett Blcu
butpu Case traushaW, blll Ellis.
T'Irld FrctWald. Gilman. Guthprd.
uiudie, Iskcl. Heating Kocher.
ronk Is uuz. Icmpllc Lodge NoWr.
owen Richert Robinson, Rullo Rut-
tor. Schtmausky schultz Stnrkey
Strfpuowsti Thompaon. Vernon.
NsrteU. W"uzci \. r Wilson W J.
Wilson WINK. Ziuli Zoeller and the
President 80
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen Your Committee or
A-------t-,- - rT0T1T WV reTeTIeu tne
petitions of r.. TToeder and John
Woinofsk t6Soo- 6h0D, Tor saheeissass
zion 81 sidewalk assessments Lowed
against Lots 81 and 90. H. y. and -
H. Campaus sub. situated on the
west side OF Livernois avenue, re-
Spectfully report wa have had the
satno under consideration. ana AFTER
un investigation OF the facts in the
ease. respectfully recommend may
said assessments be cancelled. ana
therefore offer the following resoiu-
ton.
Respectfully submitted.
MAURICE ., KEATlNo,
ELMER -. CASE.
THOS T. GILMAN.
EDWARD BARNETT.
JOHN l. JAkEl4
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered:
BY Aid Heating;
Resolved, That the Board OF
Assessors he and IL is hereby auth
Grized and instructed 10 cancer
assessments levied for construction
OF cement sidewalks against Lots %
~ %. l. .. etc. west side lAvernois
avenue. West sheet 1873 account er-
( rOneOus assessment.
! Adopted az follows:
~ -rt--zAtrt AftTU, barnett, Bell.
/ Burton. Cranshaw. Dill. Ellis. Field.
Jakel. Heating, Kocher, Kronk, kunz.
Lompke, Lodge. Move. owen, Rich
ert, Robinson, Rollo, Rutter. Sche-
mansky. schultz. Starkey. Stefanow-
ski Thompson, Nernor. Marteii.
Wing link, Zoeller. and the Presi-
! dent--39
Nays--Nons
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Ways and Means.

To the honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
Was and Means 10 whom was rec
ferred the surety bond Of Henry "
Busch. Secretary Of the Department
OF Parks ana Boulevards. respect o.
fully report We have had same una
der consideration and as said bond
has been certified TO by the Corpor-
alton Counsel as being correct In
form and execution. your Commit
tee recommends that same be accept
ed ana approved
Respectfully submitted.
CHNS " BURTON.
ROBERT W RCTTER
JOHS & LODGE.
GODFREY FREIWALp.
JACOB GTTHARp.
". ". &. HINDIE,
WM r ZOELLER
Adopted ss follows.
81. N9esrrtN lSfl.e & lk;y.eu NRass1t,3 1p ,c'Sts
" y sSou, fS,ls'EWa. ftfti.y r Is. Etald
Jakel. Heating. KoCher. Kronk. KUN
Lempke. Lodge Nowc. owen. Rich
ert Robinson, Rollo. Rutter Sche
mansky. schultz. Starkey, Stefauow
ski. Thompson, Vernon WartciI
Wenzel a. T. Wilson. W J. Wilson.
Wing. link. Zoeller. and tho Presi-
dent--39
NRyS--None
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rom the Department OF Public
Works

% the Honorable the Common Council:
IGsntlemcn -- The I''la' tmcui pf
kbiic Works respectfully Reports
! at the paving of alley 80 JOB alley
ftweeu second WOODWARD Edison
Id Longfellow. under the contract
lnfrmed the alst day az Aug. 1919.
fully completed
The pavement is % our-Dourse cone
Scte ana has been rAHluiu"i br Tho
rpartment OF Public Works. and
sund 10 be iu acct rdarcr with tho
Sntract and oscillations Tor the
jnne.
iThere ~ duo ths contractors for
s'.s n; '::f,s =; a's ttr = y,
br cosi n ADVERTISING. blanks
Total Amount .............siio.os
Respect ally.
GEORGE ~. FEM ENk', ELL
ACCEPTED. and BY unanimous con
Int Alderman Heating offered the
where. II appears from a com.
3unication from the Department -
IlblIe Works that the paving ~ a.
y No. 5i3 as Per contract confirmed
Ia 3fst DAY ~ August 1915, has
lon fully completed and
whcrcas. Said alley has been exam
cd by tho Department OF Fhnlo
XOrE4, anu Nilf nav lilh ft Ffii''
a beer found 60 have been done
accordance with the contract and
Notifications for the same. therefore
rseaolvcd. First. Tint the said paw
n within the limits above mention
be. and IT, hereby accepted
Resolved. Second That the city
knfrolier be and IS hereby author
III 10 draw his warrant ON the city
keagurer IN payment Of the inter
Xstious etc. OF said alley 30 tho
|hount OF Sli5O6. the same being
Ie full amount due the contractors
,m fhe city for paving % said
etc. and fur the sum
$500, 'he same being tho cost
advertising, blanks, and inspect
|Resoived. Third. That the city Con-
X,lIer be and he H. hereby directed
preparc ALLEY paving bonds IN
Icordance With the provisions OF
karter OF The city Of Detroit as
'euded bv an act ~ the Legislature
proved June 9Th 1901. said bonds
bear interest 90 tho rate OF four
r cent per annum
Adopted - follows
Allan. Barnett Blcii
brton. case. Cranshaw. Bil Ellis.
Held. Freiwald. Gilman Guthard.
Indie. Jakel, Heating. kochcr,
Eonk' Kuuz. Lcmplto Lodge. MOVIE.
wen Richcrt liobinsou. Eolip. Kut-
gchcmnussy. schultz. Starkoy.
Xefanow Thompson Vernon.
arteIl Nenzel \ - wilson ". j.
Iiilson. Wing. link. zocllcr and the
Resident 30.
XNays---Nuue.
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GODFREY EREIAA4.44,-
JACOB GUTHARD.
W A. e.. UiNbLE.
MAl L. ZnEII.E.R

Accepted and adopted as folloNs
Icas-Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bleil,
Burton, case. CdanShAw, Dill ELLIS,
Field, Freiwald. Gilman. GuthHrd,
Hlndle. JAkel. Heating. kOchcr,
Kronk. Kunz. Lempke. Lodge. Nowc,
owen. RiChert. Robinson. Rollo. kut-
ter. Schemansky. schultz, StHrl>ey,
Stefanowski Thompson, Vernon.
WRrtell. Wenzel. A r. Wilson. W, J.
Wilson. wing, zink. zoeller and the
Presidont---i0
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the Department OF Public
Works.

Tothe honorable tho Common Council.
Gcutlomen The department Of
Public Works respectfully reports
that the paving Of crane avenue IN
day ut September 1919, Is fully com
pl,tcd from s5p.al a. south OF south
line OF Chaplin street 10 the north
curb line of Chaplin street
The pavemeut l- ~ cedar And-hhS
been eA1uiurd by the Department 81
Public Works. and found to be- in
accordance with the contract and
Fp.tltlchtiOu> Tor thc same
There ls due the contractors for
paving said avenue as follows:
For intersections. etc. .......,. 1884 Y
For cost 81 alyertisiuV, blanks
and inspectors salary ....., 500
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.


To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen Your Committee on
WAYS and Means. to whom was re
ferred the reports OF the various
city officers for the week end ne
November q. 1918. respectfully re-
port that with the Controller No
have examined tho same. and he
lisvine them To be correct. recon
mend their approval
Respectfully submitted.
CHAs W BURTON
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To the HONORABLE nc Common -
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recommend that the Amount paid for
tax title nc refunded inasmuch rs
We believe tho weed tag shoGid nave
beep levied Against tho adjoining
property. which was vacant az the
time on IevyinW the assessment, We
therefore yret The following resolu-
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By John r eNgKmlay. Secretary.
Referred To Committee ON sewers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
"HAMLET PRINCE OF DENMARK" HUMAN PUZZLE OF THREE

life and life problems with something also of the new,
young, questioning spirit and mysticism of today the
Maeterinc spirit the bsen questionings and readings
ont after deeper truths about life.
Forbes Robertson trained in his first efforts at
acting, by a master Of Shakspere impersonation, who
held the youth strictly TO what then the highest
finest most graceful and sincere idea of Hamlet This
growth into Hamlet, which very well satisfies the
most careless world that sees, and well delights the
deepest student Of the play
In il, besides the storm tossed question driven son.
the young, the ardent Hamlet IN love with life
in love with Ophes, keen with the Os, the heartest
Of friends to HOratio HoIato by the way is Of the
best friends" ever given the stage, although
Shakspere has gift for making good friends Mercuto
Romeo and Juliet Cecilia in As You Like It Friend
ship is most beautifully exalted whenever his characters
walk the boards, and HOratio in Hamlet Is worth good
many thoughts
Forbes Robertson's Hamlet is always deeply ten
DERBY, in love with 0phelia In his most desperate
visions he Is 0phelia's lover It is the bitterness Of
the disappointed lover that makes him denounce her
wildly when he discovers Polonius using his daughter
as bait Sincerity, fulfment of the whole self OF
Hamlet, certain honesty, combined with uuchangng
pncely grace and courtesy and PRIDE marx Robertsons
Hamlet.
This Hamlet with his mother, along with a loving
FOR her beauty and her gentleuess has the ssddest
contempt for her frailty and the saddest lesson for
his heart in il.
It is all through: Hamlet the love- With ophela,
Hamlet the prince with the Watch, Hamlet the friend
Of the good Horatio. Hamlet the Of fTai mother,
Hamlet talking with the spirit Of the noble king his
father, Hamlet with the youths Rosencrantz and
GudensteTn, Hamlet watching the old spy Polonius,
Hamlet nstructng the actors and the restrained Hamlet
with 0phelias brother, every this Hamlet IS
sincere, ardent, wide seeing, princely Hamlet Hamlet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27

II he world has probably never seen better Hamlet
than Forbes RobertsOn's, nor is it likely to-
= Hamlet changes with the years. Three hundred
years have passed since the young immortal Dane staled
the boards and pondered his duty and since then
Hamle- differed with every generation No other
character the stage has lived much as Hamlet.
Older, Greek, characters have been revived now
and then but Hamlet has been played continuously for
hundreds years The questions he asks questions
that everybody must ask himself The great "Io be
not to be" solloquy so much part Of the Anglo
Saxon heartbeat that one knows the questions Of it
often without knowing he knows his ShaksPeIe. He
knows It he knows his language, from his babyhood
~ Who does not repeat the Watch at the beginning
Of the play in the keen cold midnight hour "For this
relief much thanks? and from then to the end there is
hardly a line from which do not continually quote,
consciously or unconscously, to express something in
chr own lives.
Hamlet changes as time and the world change
Possibly the first actors found in the lines only
dea of revenge in the heart Of devoted and kingly
for the foul taking off of his father the
king the usrqation Of the throne by unworthy and
sOmplacent urcle and the terrible sight Of his mother
he queen turning equal love apparently from the noble
to the ignoblc
Sir Henry Irving said the play is a wonderful IN
Interpretation explains Hamlet Irving secuted once
and for al, any idea Of insane Hamlet, most
modern actors have been glad to do
Forbes RobertsOnS Hamlet IS said TO blend IN one
wonderful art all OF the best Of the oldest traditions
with the rugged, material practical, modern views Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
United States Senators Are Keen Of Hearing
Often Detect CouDtry's Call Before 1t Is Made

a SENATOR is a very great man
- who has been able TO get & state
legislature by the neck ana
choke o $500 4 year call from his
country 0ut of it
Senators are very keen or hearing
ana sometimes can detect their coun-
try's call when it isn't loud enough to
be heard beyond very small room in
q hotel But after they have gone TO
Washington 10 toll in the capitol they
often get surprisingly deaf You can
call to q senator for three years and
make So much noise that the Statue OF
Columbia on top Of thc capitol will
keep her hands on her ears Tor months
at a time, but your senator viii only
report 10 the president that he has
heard no evidence OF disaffsction in
his state Senatorial work IS terribly
hard on the ears.
Senator's axe elected by legislatures
and serve SIX years unless found Out
sooner. There are only two senators
from each state cut this has always
been considered 2 great plenty L
takes some lc-Islatures so long 70
elect tr1 senators every six years
THAI they have had no time left in
which 20 consider the child labor
question and the uniform divorce law.
4 Eelar0r IL supposed 10 act as a
regulator Tor the House OF Representa-
tive Each senator has about four
G-u one ualf representative TO rtgu-
late and The job IS evidently q very
severe one Tor only fifteen OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
Short Snatches From Everywhere

Shall We not scrupuously keep separate church
and statec-Waeo Times erald
Pork or preparedness that viii be the big question
before the coming cousress--Los Angeles Times
Lots of men go where duty calls. and stand around
their hands in their pockets after tnes get lAe
Chicago News
If wars were fought with boxing gloves We
Americans would DE Ialrly wen pleli-L9l
trexasl Panhandle
A heupecked husband is nothing more or less than
the silent partner of his wifes troublesNleinphls
Commercial Appeal
Cultivation is curious thing- Bad habits have
been known to people VINO never even Aa1
warts.-FhiladelDha Record
the time q feHo" gets his creditors 5000 on
until next month looms the horizon
Nashville tTenn-b Banner
CoIIoquially speaking. there arc plenty or opIor-
tuuities stung without connecting with a pee
Topeka 0kas-) State-JOurual-
The value Of the poultry business in this county
is estimated billion dollars This no doubt 1dcS
TO the high cost featHerz-Los Angeles Times
Don't be discouraged. young man. because q girl
VIII be sister To- YOU some very promising
r0mances have started in that way-l<ansas CITY
Journal
generally wishes she had studied art and il she studies
art me wishes she had gone TO cooking school
Washington star
The people who say there is nothing new under
sun referred the of the Illinois woman
sent TO Jail for refusing to talh-Duluth
tlliuul Nevys-Tribuue
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw doesn't care TO be president
Of the Suffrage association any longer Like Winston
Churchill she wants to yet out on the firing line
Providence Dt- - Journal
.Salvation's free but recipient should not
the fact that it takes real money TO buy beef
steak beans and yellow legged chickens for the
nourshmeut and sustenonce o. the who proclalns
it--Arizous Gazette
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
The Real American Way

At last a United States army officer has come Tor
ward who is wiling to protect American interests first
and let the point be argued afterward-
Col. W. H Sage 18th u S. infantry, at Nogales'
when his troopers began to fall with wounds from bullets
fired from the Mexican side did not stop TO send warn
ingD that the Mexican factions have grown to look
upon with contempt He replied with cold lead and the
result is 20 OF more casualties the other side Of the
line as an object lesson In the past all casualties have
been confined to the American side and warnings have
been the extent of reply to this gross violation OF
American rights.
Col Sage says he told to protect American rights
and he took the red booded and fired when his
men and other Americans in danger from the reck
less or deliberate fire from the Mexican side Of the line
Whether the bullets from Villa troops who fired In
elaboration as is charged By some were from the
rifles Of Carranza soldiers attacking the Mexican town
OF Nogales, Sonora, they killed Americans and mere
warnings would not have stopped it; they have not
done so IN the past But few well directed voeys from
the colones Americans brought peace and quiet IL short
order.
Col Sages action is the only American action; It is
the right way uphold the dignity Of the United States
It 1nattered not who fired The United States fired
It is the Decetur way, the way John Paul Jones
would have done, the way old Zachary Taylor would
have done what Col Sage did and il has taught whole
some lesson to people who had grown to think they
could right on the American border at VIII, regardless
OF how many American lives were endangered OF how
much American property was destroyed.
OF course, the colonel will probably have make
explanation 10 Washington, but 1t Will not always
be thus Some day, there viii be men in Washington
with the same American blood and backbone Of the
colonel Of the 18th infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-27
9kYEARS Ago Today
J = Fro-u The Herald % Tho
Date. 1901.

The voting contest ia Il Paso. 70
find tao most popular mau in the city
fo- The winter carnival as companion
70 the beauty o. the occasion. Is be
ginning 10 attract attention generally.
Il IL noticeable. however. that al the
youlg fellows are s3rucins I'D cousid-
crc bly, and IL is significant thing
laat ruEor has "a that she young
yemen are 81 take part H. tho bal
l--iaE-
Francis C-v-- left Tor AIe-.co this
r-oraias--
bliss O. Logan, uos-maste- ~ EsleJG.
g. registered az the Zeigcr today. down
sOr = snort visit
a local cru1ade against 5uucc
steerers is driving the bad men across
the river into JUarez-
John peIs same dcva from Captain
toia- TO spend Thanksgiving with his
sister. Mrs C. A. Fox
s. y King. general manager o. the
son -LWeSterE Mercantile company. left
tooa- ior poiats on the i. =. * r. J..
In the interest OF airs. ". =. Free
Ican here. J. C. Dellmorc- president OF
The -. p T., nu-nbe. 81. O. Illinois. Is In
II Paso.
3frs- Nary j. HHis las returned from
Grand Rapids. Alicn-- where she has
been wishing her daughter. uo1- com
p5etelv recovered ia health
Dr. C. Hci=a-ird a-o vie 40 -l--i.
The d. -ltgr OF So C. Ss.sUt-- OF IL
I'-Te- ari--E' Do town al. evening 10
i-r'--'l SOME 4-li-s- .t.--a t-''1 t--r..''''''