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The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
THE SITUATION
 IN OLD MEXICO
WILL STAY IN MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug 21.- The American troops will not be withdrawn from Mexico until joint American and Mexican commission has met Such action is recom- mended by the American members of the commission, according to the statement issued here today.
 COMMISSION NAMED. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 22.- Secretary of State Lansing today announced the names of the three men who would compose the com mission that will undertake the set clement of the differences between the United States and Mexico. Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, Judge G. J. Gray, of Will mington, Delaware, and Dr. John R. Mott, of New York city, are the three men named by the secretary of state. It Is supposed here that the first named will be chairman of the commission. The date of the joint session of the American and Mexican commissioners has not yet been announced.
 PAY DAY ON BORDER SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 23.-Three- quarters of a million dollars arrived here today to pay the troops that are now serving along the border. This money will be handed out to regulars and national guardsmen as quickly as the paymaster's depart ment can handle it.
 PIGEONS FOR ARMY.
 COLUMBUS, N. M, Aug. 23-Fif- ty carrier pigeons left here today for Brownsville, where they will be put into service along the border by the United States army. MEETING SOON
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 24.-- The joint Mexican commissions will meet early in September, probably at some seaport on the New Eng land coast. The exact date has not yet been decided upon.
 ELECTION SOON. | MEXICO CITY, Aug. 25.-An- nouncement was made by President Carranza today that he would an nounce within a few days definite date upon which a congressional election would be held.
 As soon as congressman are elect ed the president will then prepare for general election throughout the whole republic, it is stated.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
GIVEN NEW JOB.
SEATTLE, WIN

CHESTER, Pa, Aug 25.-Captain Lewis s. Mercy one of the survi- v0rs of the battle oi Cauilai, hos been detailed by the war department as professor of military science prac- tice at Pennsylvania college in this city He will be in this position I0r the next three YearS
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
DEAL FALLS THROUGH.

BTNLTN, Eus. lo.-1n dn O1nC1aI
 statement issued today by the Ger man admiralty, it is asserted that the British and French navies have
 lost no less than 72 ships of line, including dreadnaughts and cruis- CTS. since the commencement of the war.
 The total tonnage of these vessels is fixed at 496,050 tons. These were
 the losses of the French and Brit ish from the commencement of the
 war to August l, according to the statement
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 23.-Howard P. Drew, colored sprinter and holder of the worlds record in the 100yard dash, suffered a stroke of paralysis at his home in this city today.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28

son of Mrs Wallace Howie. Shel- proximately 36 hours, as the re mainder of the time was put in sleeping and stops for eating pur poses.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
GASOLINE DOPE

Bobby Sheldon has purchased an other Ford for use on the trail be- tween Fairbanks and Chitina. G. E. Beraud has also purchased a Model 83 Overland
 Bobby Sheldon left for the coast in a Ford on Wednesday with two passengers. namely. Miss Acton and K. c. Clark.
 Fred Carter has purchased a new 1916 model Dodgec ar from the N. c. company, the first of the com pany's new cars to be sold, and will place it on his stage run between Fairbanks and Golden. MT. Carter states that he made 387 over his route with the old car. and that he never failed to land his passengers on every trip. He discovered, how ever, that the demands of the travel ing public demand a larger car, and as a consequence he purchased the Dodge.
 William Frame arrived in town early in the week with one of the Frame line cars, containing two passengers. The passengers Were Miss Mamie Johnson and J. Leo nard The driver of the car made the trip by easy stages.
 Bobby Sheldon has made another record trip between Fairbanks and Chitina He arrived in town early in the week, having been but two hours and Is minutes more than two days in negotiating the 31O miles of trail Sheldon's incoming passengers were Ben Simson. the local clothier, and Alfred Smith
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28
BY THE REV. G c. BRUCE
PRESBYTERIAN BILLBOARD.

y W..d sl. rrn in ia
 j.- 'quo- 'rItir is die /. lated by self interest
The Alaska citizen., 1916-08-28

Heavy red back pencil carbon pa per for sale at this office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Preparations for the General Anniver-
sary Of the Philadelphia Castles

Rcd cross castle. No 90. has secured
a dispensatiOn 20 omit the sessions OF De-
| ceuber 25 and January !, This casue "
| in n very prosperous condition and tn)oyiuk
boom IN membership. having recently
| taken In twelve new candidate II mas
arranged 70 hold n public installation or
officers on January 7. by the decree team
OF a. g Lyttie Commandery' NO. w.
under command Of District Grand Chlei
r. K. Lyttle
District Grand chl,t y X. .t.yttie is chairman
versssy % the cast. h rhlade!pha and ~.
nouneta that evsfg atrsagentnt = being 5madte
srcaa NJ 9aT S nrosd s1 Ssl Master arsei This
VIII lf orc % the nreat social syenM 9s se srs
iicipatsd, Tickets advertising this ,eelebratlq'n
have been isgscd % svery ohs!le ana ssinp ",
fisHn XII shappeii X chairman OF this reception
and dance COMMITTEES. nnd u Fparing 10 pAlhN W
oae held a year aro when more than 1900 per
IONS attended.
Ivanhoe. Pilgrim ca-,ls. No, g bad 2 loon loom
Wsre Past Past supreme chief ,Jehn II. shappeli
J. Lutg and Grand Sir Herald A. o siemnie.
Darby Castle. No. 5i0. one Of the new castles
nve eanJifRtss. sscirsd thf0pHh the Efforts OF
Organizer William NJ. Mansley' OF that castle.
t,Alston Castle. 40. 4O2, viii admit q class ot
sishtsen candidaies on Wednesday niaht nest.
This castle e f. iee di,lriei presid,d 9 evsr ,, ny
nyrl,anizsd IsStonia Castle. Brother ISluek re-
ports his district IN a splendid condition.
Hflsr.hurE Castle. No. sa2 will admit
class Of ten candidates AZ tonishts nesting,
Through the efforts OF orssnlzer N. II. Roth,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

!. After some wrecks u stfenpogs prcnafatle tlens
the great bazaar and carnival eiNel un4fr VOC
auspices of phladeinhis Lodse. 30 ~ ,wae
opened With biaEe of eicr at tho Moose Homo
auditorium and the banquet hall and the Hssne
which rrents the eyes of the visitors " n eat-
sling one A matinee Tor ladies and children
was held on Saturday afternoon. which was
opened W the evening IN tho presence ot con,
ooirse - spectators that filled everr nook of
the vast building 20 dense was the crown snrt
ihqpfa uds Inerriy entered. made "a tour of the
halls and then departed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

~ tn.t tiH1e carnival e3nfHAs t4s+ a.
The nhnif f1r rnfttntntt ~ So ~. ~. tft I'll
nrrrrFinlAted 500 nU0 rtfn 49,. ttl.iili Nta
rr5l1Sf rgl71fin event i;rsf. ri,h teiatts
sre ,.aHlea AexllIaryl eger1 oficiai ~ ~ ~ e
~ 80 ~ ~ ,s,,, MES ol TIE Moose Deferfe- ~
sn9 ne The event BIDS falr % snrps.s ~ rs.4
prnlig VIII ba diverted dirccfiv Il. ,laltaice 81
WIN 9 riembership Of nearly ~ 6nn 9d9s
tlo9t atupendous and the rdoHf siier.s.s ~ he
fratarnai order - = ip1fB n 49,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
SONS OF AMERICA
Preparing for the thirteenth District
Rally and Big Class limitations

A meeting OF the representative from
all tho camps and also Of The degree team
which win ohiciate At tho 200e-ciass initia-
ton was hold at the state headquarters on
/ Friday night last. when ali the committed
reported progress and that ali Of the state
/ officers would be present at the ceremony to
be held Saturday evening January 9.
The regular msetlnsr Of The wilkes Barre
we're hsid ~ ,ils Blue and Ited Rooms AZ the
s5n sdmlsss " Se Ss.osstisS. rspor,sd srss9
,Be ao sptSsa d9'h,ss ,hso
| Il would hold conBinod mectlns with the iatter
Ia I"fS tSa movement ali 20 ths lssSins camps
| of tho cts are now enrolled IN These prosressivo
The elsyfn camps q, The, Thirlsenlh pAils-
| DeeombeT so. IN the bali AZ 26i South sigtlsth
sys rs' more Tran Spjo sS5o uSbfs o. SaonSl '. Sec
| rctary charles slegs viii very likely 10 present
| dress. Other national ana state onioers viii
During The Leg, week state 50, sscr,2ary Helms
llon q yiSiiqg iRs xdggtsrn sslngs on rSurs:
Day Esht Tho us ngw tate o sser1tsry succeed; a.
lRs fri slinps Be tts SnS iss otied, S Is, Btsta
frs,srusl visit was made by Comp sos to
aosrss asnS sS of csmB s6 condacsa ths iSS
tion rites Tor the other camp.
GRH q es6 aqsS'',YSS tRS fsmR, 2,
y.ar RsS' 4 M PsS 6s. S sss: SsE
fre w. g diari president oreera and mem mem
Camp oEs win VIII tsiq chtspsr 5' thd caps of wab9noS
gsdns tu Iausica clubs Of &c y O. S Of \. I iS
lerEe, class initiation was llpld gt Apsp.
Ss,n wbidh wSs predsSs bS on Sr.st p,rasda sdht
spSsehcs Ysrs doliyergd Gy Trustes Reno David
%sfy % :%r sRa G sps or tho su6jaa 6j SobS fcSeS
pfs3 STSd TS "a cba1so nS tf'bE & bsrSt ' piss
dent Fcx
,. The c5ca Ii% v Wa aiS SGosGE s.d ara S1 IT,
4ggP7snTsngs g7s Htating win over 600 SY6Seri9.cTs
SUPPORT tha5 tSq .erdor hos needed for, yoars,
~ tho s,W W state eysaailvo eommHiaS Il WI
fS% i Sai Tio VIII n b" a 2f % seol S S t
surfing tho success Of INC ordar. '~''' -
The 1ooo;;elass initiation OF ,RpaalnF VIII 10
s'@ OF g'SrS Ss S.1 " oaa 2S nSs ImPd
yas, etttndeI by i56 rsgTcSs5tatiyoa, q tGe
Se S'h s$$sRs PssIl .''as n. osSF#:
,dI9. i,niIhment ,S comml,tec as folll2ws, Crank
Hrnng camp No Vo7so ana yoSn slraGb camp
ian 'or%gtnS' tS's and Bsnis%R S o' Fao sa%F;
nS S Is 'f rsnssd @ R' vii RI BE- OSo now 4seaTd in
b o. 4, circles for, SUE, . short time State
Charles ~. Holms and state Treasurer Irwin
Smith will address tho meeting,
A largo rally was held in tho room Of Camp
No. III, Conshohockcn. on Tuesday evening
last, In ChnrEe Of tho district president nd
dressoa boing mndo by leading, officials of the
admitted clnas Of ciEhteen candidates,
The large class initiation Of tho Harrisburg
camps will be hold waahinEtonB birthday,
whom "A claga OF several hundred viii be initiated
shildt IN In charge OF tho AFFAIR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

81 glvlneslon essifs No ese ef kiieft5rnl thls
caffic has admitted two candidates iy card
three ~ roineinftinent and fftfthret ~ lnltie
tion nahinr = total o3 nfty-eiFht new ntn1srt
admitted since September Il titinGstnn tastie
4 the ihrrant castle IN the entifs cricfs haflhh
=. stie " lrtffaes =. a.. ,,,t,fs, III 1000 hrfofe
the neat Grand castle session, which meets IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
THE MAccABEEs
Work Of the Various Committees Of
the Woman's Benefit Association

The dedlcatory committee held n very in
terestinn meeting last Friday evening with
Assistant Chairman Mrs. England. Of petev
Ross Review. presiding In the absence Of
Chairman Mrn. Helms. Of Keystone Rovlew
The press committee, consisting Of Mira Nc
uiinchey. Mrs. Emery Mrs Hotsnbury, Mrs
ANN Wright, Mrs. a. D. Kennedy and Mrs
Martha UnRemach, brought in most inter-
eatlng reports. The door committee con-
gisting Of Mira sabina Fredhoff. Mrs Mary
Jodhn and Miss Frank. will have n report
for the negt meeting, as will tbs wardrobe
committee. consisting OF Mrs. Mary Morris
sey, Mrs Hattie edds and Mrs Bertha
Riter Arrangements were made for tho
supper for the committee and guard and
other talent and for the supreme and great
commander. IL they can remain over for IL.
Mrs. Morlssey, Miss Collins Mrs Edds MIau
Frank. Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs
Beck constitute this committee. Miss BUR-
gin announced that the next rehearsai for
the dedicatory stan would take place to-
night The next meeting OF the committee
win be held on Friday evening, December
20.
:, Bsruap Rsvlew, Flfty-s second street and
Hsy1,rtord ts.n,r. avenue reports 2 very pleasant
ninF and that sons 70 assist M@sa M2saa Evans sx1
Rant - '"' Ut "u'" 'p"a Of the Uniform
Of dsesssod sister '2 Irs. S HSiiDSsn fsG eIsl Ss,
M9 W'lHh one WEEK after the papers we're
=. dlrard Review, zoo. Parkway Building Mis-,
MhFY GOilnhi commander. reported a at,ceess.
fnl fair. under the mnnaEemsnt Oh Mrs TiiiIan
dlnsr and Miss Iona Sechrlot and 4 few hiis
The pfpceedA Will BE- used 20 purnbe "a rs,,;
ppenfes Tor 9lheers and members and nags Mfa
sglsS 1lss LSgiS % ssf eonmIsnaer Of phiiadepkia
tom Tero reoeived and two applicants mad tho
mort Term conferred on thom, Much credit IL
du9 tho comfnnnoerj MHa Mary Collins for
progressive work In oirard Review.
. A. rsheargal Of the Uniform Rank for M,
display drill was held and tho team viii be
Formed this evening for the work al III ~,
rompie on January 81, All will 'iRet busy 10
rnIat the funds 20 take tho Uniform Rank tn
Port Huron, Mich, for the dedication OF tho new
hont ufioo building next fail. NV
KsyBtone Rsyigw. 2st. Rittenhouse Hall Mrs
Frances VI. Helms commander. reported an ~. |
cellonl mOating, with two applications ana ssvet,
oandidaics Initiated Il expects 10 Initiate an.
other claHn Mt ltH next meetina, on Thursfay
evening. December - which IL also ia
monthly "bocnl night." "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18
woman Freezes . Dean n -

BELLEFoNTE. Pa. Dec is--Io..as.
Dellge. negro woman, frOze 10 49, \.
her home. Zero weather has nre,,.,,.,, : r. y
the last three days and, on accouns =, n.ss Y.
scarcity and high price OF coal tb.'. ~ ~
been an unusual amount OF sufrerinS ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Prospect Park Assembly NESTS tonIeht md
win elect the following officers nominated nj
srsIts fhsr ssi mSsIn5 Master artISnn rank T.
9T5pecsI2r s Taeo Y ,TouGsgtGne recorder, William
for three yoars. James n JTatnes. medical OK,
Rminar. Dr. u. q. Bocc Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

D. PrsutEoIi cashier c. W. Mcconnell; medical
eXeniner, .. Marvin Hanna; trustee FOR three
yonTa c. ~, Brouinoli. there being no oDDo6ltiun
for any onlse, The REGULAR chrlsiinag leryce
was rendered by Tho qlee. CLUB NHHirted by tho
9haplsbln S@nda S@nd NJ n. ~. 4; Charles W. Ne
present a pound bog Of nno candies. Brother
4. J, Kelly, Of Oak lane Assembly. rnnda "A
nno address.
william Patton Assambly's meeting proved
one .of th9 most intetoHting OF tho Nonr. Four
ggiandldates wero adnittsd and ,seyeral nPpllcA-
ft the RdlQurned r0saon on December 90 n
locks az u tho cnntury mark IN msmbership
viii te reached and probably Oyertopped, which
lss ipdssh Encouraging % the hMstlinF Officers
% this two-yehr- CID aasonlblY. The election OF
chair ,2YrleerS ,Ecsqlted as follows Marter, Srti
san. Whltpr H. Kcstori nupgrintendgnt Joseph
D. Morfsllli nsPeet9r Frank }. Neunsnj re.
u. Jaelfsow irpntee, walter, y. Gray; medical
pinnnsn o iis.don ifss heliisy' nroiher Gun
dreaasd tho meeting. in a most happy and on
tOrtnining manner. choosing for ria ntiblecf.
"Wbsl Il M Artlsan?6 The GhrlgtmaE slfts
TO each member present by tho entertainment
COMMITTEES proycd In many waya ncceptnble and
provided. "'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Phladslphin Rsyiow reports that tho claim,
9i1 Within one week after the papers we're
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

The new T., o, g. " a. jourppl aud mAEn.
ylln.s,i c9llcd thc, Llys Wirc ard edited by r. y.
nrg,Penrgnce ARP, narting with over 800 splbscri9cra.
In certain directions tho neccHsnry yiEor and
support that tho ord0r hnB needed for yonrH,
by tho new state executive committee. n viii
deal outiroH With the news Of the camps of
PonnAYlyhnla aud VIII be great factor In In.
surfing tho success Of the order.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Heruam Haylow, F1fty- second street and
ttRNnrtofd avenue, reports vory pleasant
syenng and sv6hre party last Monday eve
nlrf, and that it y going 10 assist MuaH Evans
nnd Nichnmon With a hahdkorchef Hnls FOR ths
benefit OF tho Port Huron Fund of the Uniform
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Ntiiersburr Castle No aa2 will admit a
class OF ten candidates at toniehts meeting,
Through the efforts Of Organizer N. II. Roth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

=, a rshearsal Of the Uniform Rank for It's
1erm9d this evening for the work AZ Ia III
Iompe, on January 81, All viii 'Ket busy 10
TnIat the funds 20 take tho Uniform Rank to
honh nfnno bulldIhK nnNt fall. w ~"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

. KeyHtone Reyigw 2ti, Rittenhouse Hall, Mrs
Frances VI. Helms, commander, roportod an ~.
cellonl moatng, with two applications and seven
uandidatcs initiated. II expects TO Initiate an.
other clase ut ltH next neeting on Thursiny
evening. December -, which IL also ia
monthly ''bocinl night"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

A large class Initiation was l,ald ut Alien,
town IN tho Opera House on Tburaday Might
Speeches Vero delivered ~ Trustee Reno. David
iary Helms spoke or tho subjsul. 'Sobe fcaeR.
nEH u Our order The fnpetlng was very
gpiritcl aud was IN charge Ot District Presl-
dent Ink.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

A lnrgo rally was held In tho room Of Camp
No. 12I Conshohuckcn. on Tuesday evening
last IN snarGs q Tho district EEss!9len.;, va:
camp. Camp No. 81 OF bridgeport. recently
admitted n class Of eighteen candidates
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

During tho lest week state sser9.Ary Helms
lion 70 whiting The Anqntorn camps on Thure-
day nlght. Tho now State secrgtary succeeds
~ stirring new NE hnq Hreatu interest in all
the c1fnps be vie'tI and the onice nj the Btate
hehdduartorr 10 busier than ever bcfOro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

A fraternel VISIT was made by Comp sos TO
degree lean of camp so6 conducted the militia.
tl0n rites for the other camp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Tho eleven camps Of, the Thirtsenlh phna.
deiphia District will hold big rally Haturday y,
Deconber go IN The hall AZ 26i South agtiett
street. The combined CAMPS of this district
have more than 5000 members National Sec
rotary charles siegs viii very likely 30 pressn,
and can be counted for very stirring adj
dress. other national and State officers will
attend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

Darby Castle No 6iB ore Of the new castles
Instituted this year. has added clafs of twenty.
FIVE candidates. secured thfUpHh the EFFORTS OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-18

A meeting OF the Representatives from
all tho camps and also OF The degree team
which win ohiciate At tho 2000-ciass initia-
tion was hold at the State headquarters on
Friday night last when ali the committees
reported progress and that ali OF the state
officers would be present at the ceremony to
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-01
TAXES OFF DANDRUTT.
HAIR STOPS FALLING
save your Hair! Get . Is cent bottle
OF 0anderine right now-Also
stops itching ocalp.

Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair Is mute evidence Of a neglected
scalp: of dandruff-that awful scurf
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
OF Its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing . feverish-
ness and itching Of the scalp. which
II not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink. loosen and dio-then the
hair falls out fast. 4 little Dauderine
too1ght-now-any timeewiu surely
Oovo your hair.
Get . = oont boet1o a XnoWltou'o
Oo00og1no non 01y dEug Store. You
0Uo1y - hovo oooQn1onl ho1f - In
9 : ! - ~ ~ ~ . uel1o D.
- IN ~ ~. N ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-01
MRS. KERNS' ADVICE
To Weak, Nervous, Run Down Women

So. Cumberland, Md.-"Fbr long
time | suffered from nervoos break
down. ! could not eat or sleep and was
so weak could hardly walk. My hus-
band heard about Vinol and GOT me to
try it. Now l have a good appetite,
sleep soundly and am well and strong.
Every nervous, weak, rundown woman
should try Vinol.-Mrs. D. w KERNs.
Vinol is q delicious cod liver and iron
tonic, without oil, which we guarantee
to create . healthy appetite, ID diges-
tion and make pure healthy bbod.
Jno. r. Taylor 1 Bro, Druggists
New DeEis, L.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-01
Trustee of Public Safety.

Mayor.
| do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Ordinance
was duly adopted by the Board
OF Trustees Of the City of New
Iberia and has been published in
the Official Journal all in ac-
cordance with the requirements
OF the Charter Of the City of New
Iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-01

which said Ordinance a.
follows:
Be it ordained by thd ru u
Trustees Of the City of loe-
ria that the number OF 'osces
Of the various Depart 5 OF
City Government AND hlaiie >
and wages paid. for the l''o'
shall be as follows: q
City Attorney, per md " Too'o w
City, Judge per mo-. oo' w
City Marshal per md 1 20 ~
City Physician per m0 fo'oV
City Engineer, whel N
pIoyed regularly, 81 ~
per mo. or $50 pWy'
when doing specialN'k.
Fire Departments: 3
One station, with tween
each, per mo. 49,. .'S+o'oo
Police Department.:
One Day Officer peri D.. oo.oo
(llorse of day oflice at
expense Of the CiE
Two Night Officers Zach
Per mo. $500
Dept. of Streets and lges:
Head Ditcher per 4 -. 10
Head Bridgeman pd bly,. LOO
Other street workers day 1.2o
Dept. Of Public PRO fy:
City Hall and MARI an
itOr per mo. Il. 5000
Public Bridge Kecpe mo.20.O0
Light, Power and Ter Plant
Employees: I
Chief Engineer per- 10000
Asst Engineer PERI. 1000
General Utility and man 1000
Day Fireman per $500
Night Fireman per $500
Coal Passer per md =. 1000
Extra Labor, when ded
per day -. 1.25
introduced at me{ Is held on
Dee. p, 1915. Adolf at meet
ing held Is.
| hereby certify t the above
and foregoing Ord nee was
July adopted by II Board Of
Trustees Of the City Eew Iberia
and has been puhlid in the
official journal. all accordance
With the requirement. the Char
.er Of the City of IBERIA.