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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-29

The Moose will give a social and dance on Monday night.
 A man named H. J. Dalby was arrested by the Marshal's deputies yesterday charged with peddling hootch to natives.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

! IL burden shan be uDon the suspended en-
I p.oye 10 show that said suspension vas
7 SECTION 10d That after the adoptioa
o. luls appointment an vacancies in the fire
{ or police deuarrmeuts in the Cftv ~ ii Pasg
shan be filled by the mayor ami CITY Coun-
hv mis- g,------i-siC. -. no - recon- ended
SECTION Zoe That the chairman of thu
police and fire Departments shall be a menu
Der Of said commission without vote ana
only in an advisory capacifv IL hing ~
power 20 determine who shall COMPOSE the
(. eFnploNes n the fire and police deDartments
Of the CITY Of Fl Paso. Texas
ShcIloN luf As 10 officers and empIoves
~ the CITY not placed under this commission
ana eIIect as 20 such appointment. removal
etc. unless amended at this or some subse-
Amend Section Isl so as TO hereafter read
SECTION Isl Every ordinance imposing
sit p-ni-lt4 iine- IMPRISONMENT or forfeiture
ne passage thereof be published once in the
rlli,lal paper and the proof Of such pub
newspaper taken before any officer author
- @, 90, 4dminisler oath and filed with the
such publication shall be conclusive evidence
~ , ii- 9ults oi w publication ana Dromui
eolltnees shall be presumed TO have been 50
pLullshed until the contrary is shown
AliTuI section lsl SO as TO hereafter read
SECTION 1s1. The Mayor Of the CITY OF
p 80 shaI receive a salary Of s4SOO. 90
Der annuu- PAYABLE in monthly instaIlments
Of him under the charter and ordinance 81
llle CIV and shall devote all Of his time to
tIe services or the Citv. each alderman shall
ahle IN monthly installments in fun salts
laelon Tor all services REQUIRED Of him under
this charter and ordinances Of the CITY and
aLail devote not less than six hours a dav
PaSo- 80
Al the first meeting IN January Of each
ana every year ending iu an odd number. or
as soon thereafter as practicable the civ
'encl shall Fix hv ordinance the Comueu- I
Y f.. "a all .HHnr
and employs FOR the ensuing two wears and /
such com ueuSatiou SO fixed snail not be in ]
creased or diminished during the term for 4
which such officer was elected or aDpofuted I
his resolution is substitute for reSoIu- .
september. 1916.
Passed AID approved this 18th day OF Oc-
'oher. A. .'la16.
Tom Lea
Mayor
]. D. Dawson
CITY Ci. Tx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

may by ordinance combine duties and offices
Of meter inspector and plumbing inspector
I IN one person.. city electrician. a CITY
engineer and such other officers and agents
( as bv ordinance shan be made eiectiTe Nv
the CITY Council. provided that whenever
public interest win b s1bserysd fhe-ef,Z- IN
office OF assessor and collector OF taxes NAV
be divided and thereafter there shall be
elected an assessor OF taxes and q collector
Of taxes. whose duties. mowers and comDen-
sarlon respectively. shall be fixed by the
civ Council as provided by this act F.verv
person elected to office by the City Council
f5-erfv davs fbe-esfre- G,eiif,- e-,l e-te-
uDon the discharge Of his duties and in de-
fault thereof his office shall be deemed Va
cant and the City Council or the MAYOR as
same hv new election or appointment The
MAYOR shall appoint the clerk OF the cornora-
Of the board Of health and such other off
GERS and agents Of the CITY as by this act
or bv ordinance may be ordained 10 BE- an
uoinfed bv the mayor He shall have au-
thority at viii TO suspend without paw or
him and If requested by any person So r.
moved he shall file his reasons therefor with
In addition thereto the MAYOR shall have
than thirty DAYS. with or without nav any
officer or agent Of the city. whether elective
such cases he shall suspend bv written or,5e-
which shall he forthwith filed with the civ
Council AZ the first meeting thereof in which
order he shall SET forth the causes moving
Aiir tnere['- together with his recommended
tons 20 the Council in the premises.
PROVIDED however that the members OF
me police ana fire deDartTnents OF the City
Of FL faso- Texas shall not after the mas
sage OF this amendment be appointed ey-
cept - hereinailer stated or DISCHARGED by
the mayor but shan he under the control
ana supervision OF THE civil service commits
sion Tor the ponce and ire departments here
created
SECTION 1oa- There is hereby established
civil service fire and police commission
g. tich shall consist Of three persons. resident
CITIZENS OF The CITY OF RI Paso- who shall !
nave resided in said CITY for a period Of more
tran tlFee years Immediately after this I
anne nQrueuf goes into effect. or as soon
thereafter as practicable. the mayor WIEN :
the approval ri the City Council shall ar- .
rciut three civil service commissioners Who ]
shall serve without compensation. their term I
or cfice shall be FOR A period Of two Years /
provided comlui ssiuners first appointed after =
this amendment goes into effect SHAH hold !
as follows one shall serve for a period Of I
one wear and the other two for two wears I
their terms % De decided bv lot immediately Z
after they shall have qualified. that there
after the mayor with the approval OF the :
CITY Council shall fin the vacancy or va
-tncics caused bF the expiration OF the term 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

or terms Of such retiring commissioner Of
ANY vacancy in said commission caused hv
death. resignation or otherwise shall be filled
by the mayor. with the approval Of the CITY
firing commissioner.
SECTION I0b. The civil service commits
sion shat make such rules and regulations
for the proDer conduct Of its business as it
shall find necessary and eNuedient and shall
secretary 20 said commission who shall Re
paid hv the CITY at a salary fixed hv the
CITY Council and whose duties shall be de-
tcrmined hv said commission
The said commission among other things
employees of the fire and police denartuenrs
Of the CITY OF Fl Paso eligible 10 civil serv-
provisions as it shall deem eNnedieut for
competitive and free examination as 10 the
the eligible list from which vacancies shall
be filled. for period Of not less than twelve
the classified list Of anDointees and employees
and after being placed on said classified list
Derience and record
EmDloyes Of the police and fire depart
nents Of the CITY Of F. Paso who NAV at
the time Of the adoption OF this article have
been in actual service Of said citv Tor
tive positions and be placed on the classified
iiSf BY said commission
service department n Ire CITY ~ IN Paso
NAV BE- s7isnended b,- the MAYOR or ir1r1a-
uiate head Of the department under which
shall cesse. ne Office making ne @rlIar
suspension and his reasons tberefor. v-i-bi1
ten davs after such suspension the emnIove
so suspended NAV II he desires file an an
peal with said com mission who shall hold
an inquiry within ten davs thereafter and
said commission shall make a decision within
ter davs after the hearing as TO whether on
not the eunlOvc shall De perma neutlv dis
missed from the service ri the cirv or re-
instated in his EMPLOYMENT All such hear
1nEs shall be public and conducted under
such rules and regulations as the commission
shall make. The decision or the commission
srall be final In order 20 perfect the appeal
as hereinhefore provided 10 shall only be .
necessary for said SUSPENDED emulove 10 file s
a written statement showing ia what de-
Darrmcut he was employed when and for q
what he was suspended and statement 10y .
him DENYING the truth Of the matters I
ch1rged in the statement Of the officer - I
suspending him and that he desires an au- 3
I-eal from the decision Of said susDendiug 4
officer. which statement shall be signed and F.
sworn 20 hr the emuIoye so sDenled Ia I
al hearings on appeal from order of sllS- !
Dc nSlou nN the civil service commission the
Judgment pf the officer susueudiuE the eu-
Dlove shall be presumed TO be correct and 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
ERTLE AND WILLIAMS To MEET?
SHOULD SETTLE CHAMPIONSHIP
Williams Has Made Great Showing Since Coming Out of
Retirement and Is in Shape to Give Good Battle to
Ertle, Who Claims the Championship Jimmy
Wilde British Champion Coming to States.

somnolent city has produced in years.
\ week before Kaufman had punished
Ertle severity in a six round bout
Benny was primed 10 take" the other
Hams surprised Kaufman and Phila-
oeiphia fandOm by humping Kaufman
TO the queens taste.
ErtIe should Agree to Match.
Ia King the present form Of Ertle
and Williams. IL is reasonable TO as
sumo that the latter would get the
decision II they get together inside
OF a few months. Williams's return
20 form Is one OF the surprises Of the
young boxing season. II behooves
Ertle to agree to a return match with
W Iiliams, and for once and all settle
NE question Of who IS the bantam
Wndes Is Coming.
While We isolated Americans will
not be afforded the pleasure of seeing
Les Darcy perform here. at least until
me war IS over. we are promised a
L'stIc treat almost on par with wit
Messing the Australian in action.
" lInln a few short months Jimmy
Wilde. the great little flyweight o.
nSiand. viii invade this domain. and
endeaNor 70 clean out tia bantam
Welsht class Wilde viii have to go
CUT cut OF his class in order TO get ac-
Widen will engage in one more
nattie before departing from England.
re IS scheduled 10 box Young Zulu
Ma the only American near the Bri-
tons weight They will settle their
difference ar the National Sportfne-
quo OF london. some time in Deem
Der Wilde viii come here funedfste1,-
EnSlishman Is Bringing Him.
It remained for a fellow English
nan TO induce Wilde to leave his na-
i've meath where he has Won fame and
money Charley Mitchell. who viii be
recalled as one Of the greatest fight
ers more than a generation ago. pre-
vailed on Wilde to pay Us a visit. II
vas really English pride that actuated
Mitchell to undertake the task Of
sdlnlng Wilde's consent
Mitchell. who. in his time. fought
John T. Sullivan and a host OF ofber
ieaVyWelzhts, although he himself
never scaled over 145 pounds-iust
shout what Ted Lewis weighs TODAY
can you imagine Lewis fighting sam
-anstord or jim Coffey 2)-tool a
KING 70 little Wilde a year or so
ago and Is now exploiting the ring
lrowess OF the English champion.
MITCHELL. who is I'm the states. has al
'eady convinced promoters in several
rites that Wilde is every inch a
,namplon-in fact, Mitchell claims that
Immy IS the nearest thing TO per-
Detual motion we have in the roped
irena today.
II unsuccessful IN getting matches
,ere with men near his weight. Wilde !
WI consent 20 meetings with kid"
~ illiams and Johnny Ertle at a rea- I
ionable pOundage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Legal Notices

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RES9LUION OF TIE INTENTION or
EHE CITY COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF Ell
II-AAS TO PROVIDE FOB The
PASO. TEXAS.
BE IT RESOLVED by the CITY Council Of
the City Of Fl Paso that WHEREAS. il
deems it preferable 70 submit amendments 10
the charter Of the CITY OF IL Paso. Texas.
and desires 20 submit 10 the qualified voters
Or me CITY q El Paso. Teas for their aD-
amendments hereinafter setforth: and
WHEREAS. the general law OF Texas pro-
viaes that no ordnance shall be passed sub
twenty DAYS notice has been given OF such
lScNnflon by publication for ter DAYS in some
newsDaper published in said City:
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
Thar notice be and is hereby given that II is
the intention ol the citv Council OF said
CITY of u Paso. Texas at a regular meeting
Of the CITY Council 20 be held iu the council
{ rislIfer nf said city on the 9Th Gav Of No
A4En5er 1916. At ten a NJ 10 pass an ordi-
Qualified voters. for their approval or refec-
uou. as required by law the following
r. passed and approved by the Legislature
ruary. A D 1se7.
Amend Section 3 So that the following
s-ia.- De added 10 the same and De part Of
SECTION Cd The CITY Council shall have
power bv ordinance to fix the boundary Iinl-
o. the City Of FL Paso. Texas and 20
etlde Tor the extension ot s-id boundary
ylits ana annexation Of additional territory
wing adjacent TO said CITY. with or without
the consent OF the territory or iuha birants
annexed. that upon the Introduction OF such
ordinance n the council. il shall be published
n the Official newspaper Of the CITY OF Fl
taso one tine and shall not thereafter pc
eetec uuon until az least thirty days has
eiapsel after said publication and when said
ordnance Is finally passed. the said territory
50 enclosed shall be q part % the CITY Of l-i
l-a~o and the inhabitants thereof shall be
entitled 20 all the rights and privileges ~
ollrr citizens of the CITY OF III PasD and
.a-. ie bound bv the acts. ordinance. reso-
Lotions and regulations o. said CITY This
r.e bod of auneNing territory shall be addi-
Pal 70 the method set out I'm Section Of
N original Charter
Amend Section 10 so as 20 hereafter read
SECTION 10 ON the third Tuesday in
Aprll IN each and every year ending In au
occ number OF soon thereafter may be. F.
the CITY Council shall elect hv ballot. the
9--o'.inN named officers to-uit- a city at F
-orneF- "a city clerk. a plumbing inspector a 4
meter inspector CROWDED. the CITY Council /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
PRINCE TON AND TUFTS COMPLETE

portunity to get a line on the advance
made by the Quakers under the direc-
ton OF coach FOtwelI
The navy played the University Of
PittsbUrg which overwhelmingly de
feated the naval cadets last fall. Holy
1915. again were guests of the cadets at
West Point
Cornell had Williams as an opponent
Dartmouth tackled the Massachusetts
AgEles. Brown played Amherst and
Rutgers met the Washington and Lee
combination. which last season was a
remarkable scoring machine. In addi-
ton 10 these contests. there were n
number of other games in which closely
matched eleVeus met
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

and should make the signal man
travel
The preliminarfes are classy and
chaplain Chouinard looks for the big
gest crowd yet The bouts start sharp
at o'clock and the fans can reach
the arena by taking the Second Ward
car
Young" Allen writes from COlum-
bus that he has taken over the man
aSement Of Jack Arnold and is anxious
10 match him with any fast feather
weight in the country Arnold does
not belong 10 the army and is in
eligible for the Camp Cotton bouts
but he and Tommy Livingston should
put up a great card for some promoter
Dean Demarest. who claims TO be the
champion pocket billiard champion of
Chicago and the New York champion of
last year. is in the city and Will give
exhibitions Of his skill with the cue
at a local billiard parlor next week
Entries for the annual tennis tourna-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14


the team won was given to substitutes
and employees Heinie Wagner and Vean
Gregg received three quarters of
share each, Wyckoff and Pennock d.
vided one share. and Walsh. who came
! 70 the team only in the last month Of
the season was allowed $1,000. Edward
Riley. the former secretary. and Charles
Green. the club trainer. were given $500
each and other players were remem-
bered with lesser sums
Carrigan's swan Song.
The meeting of the players was
marked by the farewell of manager
William Carrigan to the team he had
piloted through two worlds series VIC
tories in two successive years. He said
he was through with baseball for all
tome Carrigan's plans are uncertain
President Lauuin. however. said he
was still hoping that Carrigan would
return. George Foster. former crack
pitcher. who suffered from lame arm
this season. also announced his retire
mcut. He viii develop his farm in Okla
homa. he said.
Red SON Are Scattering
Some Of the Red SOx viii remain to-
eether for a few days to play an eXhi-
Sunday. Others started on motor trips
TO hunting preserves in Canada or 10
their homes in distant places. some IN
California
II BrOOkIynites Get Checks
New York oct l4-Each of the 81
players ON the Brooklyn National league
baseball team who was entitled TO
share Of the worlds series receipts re-
ceived a check for S2715-40 Friday The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
EXPOSITION SPORTS OPENWITH
BASEBALL CANE THIS iFT ERNOON
Dallas Team Arrives Hill Will Pitch on Sunday
Record Attendance Expected for Newton Simpson
Boxing Card Monday Night Entries Are
Heavy for the Tennis Tournament
BY BECK

~ ALIAS professionals arrived in
: II Paso on Friday and viii make
their debut against the Il Paso
all-stars at Rio Grande park this after
noon in the first contest OF - I6-game
series The diamond is fast. despite
the rain Of Thursday night and Friday
morning, though the outfield VIII be
bit heavy.
I Either Hooks" Graham or Jimmy"
~ viii work for the home team this
afternoon. If Graham pitches. Joe
Jenkins viii be behind the bat while
Gallaher viii be York's battery mate
i case the soutnpaw takes the mound
y f1'ne rest Of the team for today and
- neay VIII be- BENJAMIN 10; Head
eb- Brainard. IS, Manda. 81. Bert era
ham. lf- Barrett, Of. and Eaton. IF
Cliff H1l VIII work On sunday and
Jenkins VIII receive him. Joe Card
ner is maintaining considerable silence
about his team. but he has l. players
n his party and VIII he able TO put a
formidable team in the field. lie has
six left hand batters and the local
soUthpaws may give these fellows their
rive Of the Dallas players are major
leaguers and the ten others are from
the Texas and other fast leagues Gard
ner has a brilliant bunch of fielders.
some heavy hitters and fair pitch
ing staff His weakest spot is the
mound.
The game this afternoon starts at
> o'clock but the Sunday game will be
called at $50. Tickets for soldiers
only viii be sold at the army canteens !
al reduced rates.
Everything is now set for the bis Z
fisuc carnival at Camp Cotton on Non
day night Good as the last card was. 4
this promises to be better. The main /
bout viii be between Johnny Simpson /
and Johnny Newton and the winner I
will carry the title Of welterweight /
champion Of the l. :. army. Both men
are fast and both are out to score Z
quick victory Newton says that he .
is going to make the bout as fast as
the MuskOpf-Cose affair and that had Z
about the fastest action Vet seen here
The semi-final also promises to be
of more than ordinary caliber. Joe
Potts. Of the Signal corps. IS anxious
II retrieve himself for a mediocre
showing against Battling Terrence
and. he expects 10 set a fast mace with
F1ttlinE cullen. The latter has
shown plenty Of speed in his workouts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

TEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE ban
M tamweight controversy is in full
L blast again. And a settlement
VIII not be affected until kid" VIII
Hams and Johnny Ertle agree TO meet
i'm the ring once more. Williams was
universally recognized as the cham
pion until Ertle secured a questionable
decision on a foul by Williams. The
situation has been sort of muddled
ever since
For a time after the untimeiy end
ing OF the Ertle- Williams bout. the
two claimants of the title appeared
ir various cities against various con-
tenders. each striving to eSta bliSh
was more successful in this. for he
met inferior opposition, and Outclassed
his foes by such wide margins that he
appeared n real champion in cOpari-
son. Williams encountered stouter re-
sistance. because his opponents were
Of better caliber than those Ertle
met.
Williams Has Returned 10 Ring.
Thus matters stood for several
months. until Williams went into
voluntary retirement He remained In
obscurity until a few weeks ago. when
he determined 10 renew the quest for
his old undisputed championship. He
sought the only course TO reesta blish
himself in the estimation Of the fight
had just defeated Ertle beyond the
peradventure Of a doubt
So Williams came out OF his summer
Information and trekked 10 Philadel-
phia, where he signed to box Benny
Kaufman, the best little man the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

amount divided among the players was
Se5.170-9S- Wilbert Robinson. manager
OF the Brooklyns. and Lew W. McCarty
catcher for the New York Nationals.
who until recently was member Of the
Brooklyn team, were included in the
distribution.
Nap Rucker. who pitched the final in
rings of Wednesdays game for Brook
lvn. announced that his baseball career
IS over His arm. he said continues to
pain him when he pitches and he has
decided to retire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
DEFEATS AGGIES BY TO S

San Antonio. Tex. Oct 1.-THE Uni
Versity Of Texas football team PLAYED
the team Of oklahoma 4 and ". college
here Friday. defeating the Argies nv a
score OF L 10 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

II IL is used in an dffice YOU viii find
n here and the selection will be high
y satisfactory.
Commercial office supply Co.
4 W Mclean, Mgr. 200 Tex. St.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

ment Of the Shelter Tennis club closed
on Friday evening. There is a large
entry and practically all the star
players from this section of the south
west viii participate in the play
Church Basketball league viii have
meeting at the Y NJ c.. A. this evening
and every club is requested to have a
representative present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Tigers Offer Desperate Re
sistance to Attacks; Army
Plays Holy Cross.

New York. Oct 1i-Eastern football
came into its own today with the play
Ing Of "a number OF contests which
promised close struggles. Chief inter
est centered in the meeting OF Prince
ton and Tufts. although there were sew
eral intersecuonaI games on the sched-
ule
The veteran Tufts combination with
the victory of last Saturday over Har-
ward to spur it on attempted 10 repeat
al the expense of the Princeton eleven
The Tigers offered a desperate resist
ance against the rapid fire open and
overhead play of Tufts and the contest
uncovered some remarkable football
Harvard entertained the eleven OF the
University of North Carolina and the
southern team gave the CrimsOns stiff
opposition throughout the play. Yale
had LehiGh as an opponent
The University of Pennsylvania
played its old time rival SwarthmOre at
Franklin field and the contest gave the
Red and Blue supporters another OPP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

l TEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE ban
NJ tamweight controversy is in full
blast again. And a settlement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

. ALIAS professionals arrived in
II Paso on Friday and viii make
- their debut against the Il Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

j. p Dawson
CITY on rk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-04
MISS HARRIS HOSTESS
 AT LOVELY LUNCHEON

Miss Roberta Lamb, whose marriage to Mr. Nenian Steele takes place this aft ernoon at St. Mary ry's-on-the-Highlands, was the lovely guest of honor at beau- tiful luncheon given yesterday by Miss avenue, south.
 About rose hued table under a dome of roses and pink butterflies were gath cred six smartly gowned maids and ma irons, the attendants of Miss Lamb. Cloud-like bows of pink maline on which were poised ary-winged butterflies were prettily caught here and there on the dome which hung over the table, casting a soft-toned light over all. A Gothic basket of Killarney roses held shower of pink ribbons extending to the places of the guests, where butterflies on the glasses and brides slippers were caught with pink bows of tulle. Burning tapers of pink and Tiffany compotes with cup ids and bows of pink tulle were arranged about the table. The entire luncheon carried out the color scheme of pink with cupids and hearts adorning the diff ferent courses.
 Miss Dorsey Harris was the first to toast the bride, and as the loving cup was passed each of the guests wished her happiness. After the luncheon Miss Har- ris presented Miss Lamb with travelling set in pink.
 Miss Harris guests were Miss Lamb, Miss Katherine, Steele of Huntsville Miss Vallie Young White, Mrs. Ed IT, win and Mrs. A. J. Lamb.