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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
FOR BETTER BABIES
Dr. Beatty Makes Suggestions For
saving Lives of Infants.

Under the heading. Save the iia-
by" giving rules Tor the feeding and
care OF infants, Dr. T. q, Beatty. See
rotary of the state board of health.
says la Introducing the subject mat
ter of a substantial bulletin; Nearly
one thousand babies under the age at
a year die annually Ia Utah. Seventy
five per cent of these deaths are alb
solutely unnecessary, because they
may be prevented hy proper feeding
and care.
AN earnest appeal Is made 90 Utah
mothers a. acquaint themselves with
the lifesnving methods OF child hy-
giene made known by modern science
and 10 faithfully apply them In place
OF the antiquatcd and Irrational GUS
toms which are 50 destructive 60 in
FAINT life by su doing they will not
only safeguard the lives NJ their ha-
bies. but will insure them against
frail and impaired bodies which 80
often prove handicap throughout
life"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Argentine shipments of wool 10 the United
States are increasing at great rate under the
provisions Of the democratic tariff law. From
October LIST 10 December %, 1915, thrty-one
thousand. three hundred and ninety-siX bales
were shipped 10 this country. compared with
thirty-three hundred and seventeen bales for the
same period in 1914. both periods being under
the democratic tariff law, which placed wool on
the free list. This is an increase of $40 per cent
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

SAYS last Saturdays Herald Repub-
lican: levi y, Harmon and Mr..
Edith n. Davis. daughter Of Samuel
w. Richards, were married By George
richards az noon Thursday In the
temple. The ceremony was followed
by a wedding luncheon at the home
Of Miss Carrie richards. a sister of
the bride. Later In the afternoon the
couple left for Southern California on
their honeymoon, In company with
AIR. and Mrs John j. Mcclellan. Har-
mon Is interested In the Willes- Horne
Drug company and has extensive in
terests at Price, including the Har-
mon Bros. Mercantile company and
the Parkdale Realty company"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Utah Power and Light company is to spend
close 10 a million dollars in Carbon and Emery
counties during the coming two years. They will
also pay taxes. employ men and help TO develop
the country. The Sun trusts that every venture
made locally will bring them profits on the
capital put in
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Not everyone agrees with The Sun politically,
but majority of the English speaking people of
Carbon county have II in their homes and places
OF business The Sun Is subscribed 10 and paid
for because It's patrons want the real news hap
penings of Eastern Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Vouched for by the Grand Junction Colo }
Sentinel Of last Monday: "A five-dollar gold
piece was found in the loose collection Of a local
church yesterday. The church board is undecid-
ed whether TO accept the offering at It's face
value or advertise for the rightful owner"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Since Judge Albert H. Christenson's decision
in district court last Saturday in the Sharp,
Hamilton and Randolph cases. incorporation
of the public funds ought 10 cease TO become a
mere pastime with bull moose" and democratic
officials Of Carbon county.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Did you ever notice your wife carefully read
ing the advertisements in The Sun. We thought
so. She's probably looking for opportunities 10
save the money that you waste.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Now that President Wilson has come out flat
footed for a tariff commission, all that remains
" the platforms of other days is the initiative.
referendum and recall.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Lumber is advancing, but II is safe 10 state
that no money has been lost on that furnished
locally TO Carbon county.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Little railroad mileage was constructed in
1915, we are told. No wonder. All the country
hauling seems TO be done by automobiles
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
WENT MOURNING WITHOUT THE SUN;
STOOD UP AND CRIED IN THE CONGRE.
GATION.-JOB, 1928.

II begins to look as If 7. A. Ketchum would
have to buy or develop coal mine if he really
wants one.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Another thing tillers of the soil are not both
cred with is an anarchistic plot. These concom-
itants of civilization are confined TO the big
cities.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Utah wholesalers say castor oil is going up
Most of US, however, have a most vivid recollec-
ton of when Il went down.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Organ factories are not turning out as many
instruments as formerly. Most folks either
want piano or a talking machine, and thus be
right in style
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
$61S.OO.
Chevrolet Touring Car, F. 0. B. Provo,

Fivepassenger touring complete with streamlne body
sturdy hghcas uptothemnute automobile with starting and
lighting system with DINNERS instrument light and trouble light
peedometer pockets in door, extra dmountabe
in obera kckerpad full leather upholstery built
extra strong for hard service complete every To APP
preciate automobile construction you see &C.
The above built by the Motor company
one of the strongest companies in America financially today
have been built for years.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

Democrats will hardly succeed in taking the
tariff out of politics-at least. not in time to
keep IL from taking them out of office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
Paige SNCynder Fleetwood Model, F. O. B. Provo $ll5OM

This Fleetwood model is positively the handsome the
ROAD big roomy vepassenger sit in on-sx cyl
nders 3hnch bore fvench stroke Rayed carbureor
Davis starting and lighting system 17nch base
inch front seat and 47nch the Paige
Make comparisons Paige ideas of beauty
design leave nothing TO be added by the purchaser
in IL and then Judge for yourself
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
Paige SixCynder Fairfield Model, F. O. B. Provo, Sl41sM

Sevenpassenger Fairfield model built same beautiful
lines as the Fleetwood only larger with 50HP Continental
motor In this model also the Paige superiority
plus the best engineering practice that Paige aims
bodily comfort as well as mind comfort.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03

But ten more months of the Carbon county
court house ring"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

Display one Dollar per Inch per Month Single Issue
SOC Inch Full Position Column Next ReadinR
Matter, 25 Per Cent Additional
Two Thousand Inches TO BE Used In one Year i2h
per Inch.
Fifteen Hundred Inches to BE Used In one Year i5c
Inch.
one Thousand Inches. to BE Used In One Year. zoe
Inch.
Readers and Legal Notices loo per Line First In
sertion sc Line Each Subsequent Issue.
Obuarios Cards OF Thanks, Resolutions Etc at
Half Local Reading Notice Rates.
Adets. For Sale, For Rent Lost, Found, Etc. one
Cent per Word Each Issue No Charge Accounts.
Address All Communications THE sun PRICE.
UTAH
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
MarmOn SixCylinder, Passenger F. O. B. Prove $191sM

Known the easiest riding America
at $500 revolutions minute rides country
sixty miles hour with safety This
automobile constructions Of such detailed
eliminate ncessant attention smpifd with
caused by the extensive of aluminium
since 1902
Our all show the 100
Torrance and coupled with
slant attention purchaser him from that
violent shrnag in the value his occurs In numerous
instances caused by lack
We guarantee ours in writing
You are always within the of UTAHIDAHo MOTOR
COMPANYS SERVICE Central located AT Salt Lake
City building the largest garage ntermountan States
PROVO division building Of
with other divisions at Ogden Logan Qdaho) Cedar
City, Mant and Price ,'' ~
Our sales rooms and service station
Broekr Garage which purchased have enlarged
ana improved our sales room and service department
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-03
Chevrolet Touring Car, F. 0. B. Provo,

Note these appointments
with starting and lighting system with DINNERS tailored mohar
top eaproof tenders attached rgdy TO body rates
vision ventilated windshield cantever springs very easy riding
three speeds forward electric perfect cooling
system pump circulation for OIL steering gear
sector adjustable for vibration wheel Powerful
in head engine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18

such days as are legal holidays In the
District of Columbia. and whose en-
ploynfent coDtinues' Athrough and be
discretion OF the Commissioners ~
the District OF Columbia, be granted
leave q absence with pay for said ie'
gal :holidays."
That hereafter no person employed
by the Public Utilities Commission
shall be engaged at rate OF compen-
sation exceeding $4,000 per annum.
Water Department shall act as a
member of the board OF examiners Of
steam engineers without additional
compensation.
mates in any way affecting the reve.
nues OF the District of Columbia she "
be furnished to the Commissioners by
October 1 OF each year.
Other Changes.
Other changes carried in the Dis.
trlct bill. as compared with existing
law, include:
The transportation allowance Of the
Excise Board IL incroaEed from $500
to 81 900.
THE contingent fund OF the Public
utilities Commission, inclusive OF yN
| pert services where necessary, ~ III,
creased from $1,000 TO $4,000. and
the commission receives SoD,Ooo az
estimated for.
The miscellaneous fund OF the Free
Public Library. including Takom9
Park branch. IL increased from ss,OOu
to $4,000. and the binding allowance
from $4,000 20 $4,000 80, e,
An entirely new item in the bill !,
the $4,000 Fpprop riation for printlnH
annual and special reports Of the DIS
A new automobile for the Superin
tepdent of streets, exchange OF az
automobile FOR tho sanitary food w
spection service OF the Health Dcpar'
| uicnt, an exchange of two automop'lc.
for the street cleaning division. VIII
one additional motorcycle Tor Tn
plumbing inspection division, are nu
thortzed. 49,,
The District n9rSus !. allows WE
storage plant. and a s4O0 increase u
it's contingent FUND.
Fer Market Repairs.
. For repainting and repair at IN
seyersl markets the followings sum
are allowed:
Eastern Market. $500: Wcster
Market. $1,000 dpteriorj; WEBSTER
Market sT5t EXTERIOR: Farmer
Produce Market, $500; lighting ne'
municipal fsh wharf. $500; maintef
, ance. operation. and repairs at whar
Tho superintendent Of weights
measures, and markets IL given
light auto truck TO cost 5000.
Tho committee allowed the Commi
!. sionerr' estimates for new whnr
!. and wall on land Belonging TO IN
/, United States. lying south OF Wat.
= street and between NJ and y street
' southwest, to cost $4,000.
q STREETS AND AVENUES.
!. Cutting the Commissioners est
I mates approximately $4,000. the con
q mitt.e allowed the following for wor
J. on streets and avenues In the variou
> sections OF the city:
A Georgetown schedule, $4,000.
Southwest section schedule, So 30
Northwest section schedule, s55,gO
Southeast section schedule. t52,6O
Northeast section schedule. $3.50
!. Repssi.G streets.
, For repaving with asphalt the road
= ways of various streets. the follow
q Ing schedule was appropriated for.
= Fourteenth street southwest, fro
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The pay OF the Commissioner Is
Increased from $4,000 to $4,000 each.
Building Inspection Division-The
nay of the principal assistant tnspec-
tor of buildings and of civil engi.
neer or computer is increased from
81 500 To 81 900 each.
Plumbing Inspection Division--An
additional clerk at 81 200 IL provided,
'Thrcc additional cleaners, at $40
building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18

A decided change in the. method OF
licensing automobiles In the district
~ coiumbia IL recommended In the
biIi. 4 year ago Ben L, Prince, col,
n.rsonaI property tax on automobiles
,nstead OF a iicense-tag tax and In THIS
suggestion the commissioners con
Cured. s,ou,,,,,,.. has
on the change and provides for lesis'
lation as follows: n, ,o,y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18

p TO D streets. nfty-nve feet width.
street northwest. WASHINGTON
Circle TO Twenty-sixth street. forty
feet width, $4,000.
street nor thv .r, rwsn,y .I1tb
First street northwest. PennsyI-
yania avenue TO street, present
"' Thirteenth street northwest, u to T.
streets, sixty-feot width. $500:
ID street northwest, Twelfth 10
Thirteenth streets. forty-feet width.
1--WE twentieth street northwest. from
Y to X streets. thirty-two-feet width
''' Wisconsin avenue northwest, from
NJ to Il streets, present width, $4,000.
First street northwest, Defrees
street TO ! street. thirty-two-feet
This reRaving with asphalt !. TO
suppiant The present granite block
roadways or cobbled paving.
suburban Roads.
! An appropriation particularly or
general interest In the District bill II
that for suburbnn'roads. The amounts
appropriated for suburban road con.
struction follow:
Construction OF suburban ROADS;
For construction OF suburban road.
and suburban streets. to be disbursed
ana accounted for as CONSTRUCTION OF
/ suburban roads and suburban streets,
and for that purpose IL shall consu'
tute one fund:
MISUNDERSTANDING street, Cos.
necticut avenue to Thirty.ninth street.
pave. $1,000.
Northwest Livingston street. Con.
inecticut avenue TO Forty-nrst street.
pave. Sl2.SOO.
Northwest-Legatio street, Connec-
CONTINUED on Fifth Pase)
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pepsia, billousness, gas on the stom-
ach, headache. backsche. sallow com
plexion, dark rings under the eyes
In fact, all symptoms that are the
heritage OF stomach suffeJers, as al
most 90 per cent OF all sickness IL due
10 a deranged stomach. Plant Juice,
the new herbal stomach remedy, acts
directly on the stomach, causing the
subtitle patient not only looks
young, but what IL more To the point
feels young, That Plant Juice gives
this result is being verified daily by
we'll known local people In signed
gratitude they feel for their recovery
to health,
One of the most recent Is that OF
MIR. Fred Bender well known and
sides at No. 20S E street y. e., and
IL steam inspector at the Senate
Building. lie stated:
"For the past 10 years | have sui,
fcrcd with stomach trouble, and could
never get anything To relieve INC until
I began to take Plant Juice, My food
| would fermcnt and was all bloatcd
with gas: | suffered agony after eat
ing. ard could scarcely retain any
food in my stomach, IL was I'm such a
weak condition, was In constant
misery: had headaches, and my liver
was affected, which caused mo to he
very dizzy at times; ! could not sleep
nervous; l got so bad that I would
fall over while AT work, and would
! have Ia be taken homie. | had heard
/ so much about Plant Juice that | dc
! ciaed to give II a trial, although I
had little faith i'm anything. After
I Taking two bottles of Plant juice !
| changed my opinion, for the result
was wonderful i'm my case. ! can eat
any thing l want nov, sleep well, and
! have no more pains or aches | am
| feeling the best ! have In years and
am thsnkful To Plant Juice for what
| il has done for me-
The-Piant Juice Man Is at Tho ps"
Pies nrug store, corner of 9Th and Il
! streets n. w, where he ~ daily meet
/ ing tho local public, and INTRODUCING
! remedy. -Adyt,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18
STEAM INSPECTOR
LOCATED TROUBLE
Washington Man Is Feeling the
Best in Years Since TAX
ing Plant Juice.

The secret OF looking young Is to
keep young. but On order TO keep
young. one must keep his stomach In
perfect condition, so that he can d.
gest and assimiiate his food properly.
thereby eliminating indigestion, dys.
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w
tax on Intangible personal property,
two clerks at the rate of $1,000 eacn
per annum, and Ave inspectors at the
rate OF $1,000 each per annun, are
provided from March 1, 1917, to June
30, 1913.
License Bureau.
A superintendent OF licenses at
$4,000 In provided, and the foliowing
employs are transferred from other
Offices: One clerk. 81 400; one clerk
formerly license clerk), M,2oO; one
clerk, 81, 900; one inspector OF licenses
81, 200; one essists-t inspector OF y,
censes, $1,000, all from assessor s or
Ace: one clerk, 5000, forme-,' INDEX
clerk and typewriter, Engineer Com
missioner's office.
Onice Of Corporation Counsel.
An additional assistant corporation
counsel, at $4,000. is recommended
Fish wharf and Market.
A laborer. at $40 a month, IL pro.
yided for the entire year In lieu OF
one who Is now employed to not eS,
coed six months.
Onice Of Superintendent OF weights
Measures, and Markets.
Two additional laborers, at sooo
each. are recommended.
Engineer Commissioner's 0nice.
A clerk, at 81 ,35O, Is transferred
from the per diem roll. and an index
clerk and typewriter. at 5000, In trans
ferred to the newly created license
bureau. The pay of the engineer OF
bridges lie increased from sz,so1 -
81, 800, and the pay OF superlntendent
of suburban roads from $1,000 TO
$3.50
Municipal Architects Onice.
The nav OF tho boss grader is In
creased from 81 900 to t1,2OO.
street Cleaning Divisien.
A clerk, at $1,000. Is transferred
from the per diem roll.
Board OF Exa.iners, steam Ensineer'
A member OF the board, at $500, "
omitted aud the duties are trans
forred to the matter mechanic OF tne
water department
AutomosiIe Heard.
The secretary OF the automobiie
board, ut $500. ir omitted ana the
duties are transferred to the superin'
tendent OF the license bureau
Pusiie Library.
The nay OF the librarian IL incIeas'
ed from $4,000 TO $4,000. The follow
ing employees e,a are s s%S nc.es
One .,o ss,.f a'I Industrial division. ZOO
One assistant ..''..''''''''' ~ ~
One assistant ............. '-V
one stenographer and type ooo
writer ......:........;... voo
The amount Tor pay on sup. .r,,ice.
is increased from $1,000 to $4,000.
Ftsn wharf and Market.
80 .m,a..r n, moi exceeding
chieL ens .,..,,h,n.n AZ not eS.
s1.Vvo, ana oon rnnnmmended FOR
ceeonk sooo ntant
the reirsos
Bathing Beach.
An additional Waterman at $3.50 ID
recommended.
Playground.
TIL. ,o,owIns additional employees are
,sromm.ndsd:
Eonr diyactors. nj ss5 each per
roua ,h Sor len monthn, 81, coo
t,a"y as.istant directors, at SIa
each per month for three
months 5fO
Two watchmen for twelve -.
months ..,............... loo
An Inspector, at 81 100. IL trans
forred from the per diem roll.
A feneral utility man. ut $50 per
months, 10, provided for ten months.
r,-.-.., De-.rtmeut.
-. .,s.,r,c., .nuIn..,
The pay OF ,ns 40 Mo 20 80 ,bo
- inereas'a ''o"
Public scheeis.
OffIcers--An additional clerk
$1,000 ~ re,s''n.rv .dditiona
Attenonnee ,S,ns,. M $500 each. ar,
attenuhns-
reash.Ts-The pay OF tn. assistan
director OF primary instruetion 10 IN
creased from if berinnin,
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=
. o., ,oo .S 81, ooo. fo,, ..,o.ot,
a. - IN" oant aos,. ION nriyates al
" i,fov sa 40 v.'oo"' W.
SIX privates are promotea from
VI uoo each 70 si'.Vv. .
The pay OF SIX teiephonc Opersto.s
Is increased from StSv 10 SbVo ehcn.
increased from $40 to 5000 each per
ennum. -, r,6 no,,oo r,.,rors "a
lne pay v. scnnop o seon 1871
,r,,s s,,in ayo,,nt rao,,irad 20
me addltionai amou' rsa",,ui ~
pay salaries OF privates VINO VIII De
promoted during the .iscas year Sio
IL reduced from S2''Si'Jf TOT ioi' 10
~ '''o' ior ''o
Fire Department.
n re- me rec so,,1wnddd increases IN sa'arieS
81, 800 each .:.....:;,;;,;.;.,. s3,soo
w ao1 oach ~ $3.50 a 800
o,S.u eacn a; Io,sn o., 10 49, low
~ psW,est e, soS each Asoo
1s3 prtvates from Si'ooo 10 ooo
N'ifo each'''''''''''''''''' iO,'oo
a5,3SO
Health Department.
The following additional employees
are Recommended:
1 chief, bureau OF vital stalls
ties ............'''.''''''''' N'ssom az
! clhtN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooo
SANITARY inspee.r o0D
z food inspectors, at VI 400 -
each ................. t.200
I assistant bscterioIos's''' '' S1o
/ Waterman ................ 800
a, -on
, Al. hsc,.,io,oRicei
nnr liam roll st Al, 500,
The sm cum 70 tbe AUTHORIZATION for
prevention OF contagious diseases IL
increased from si2'ooo 10 'Si''''''
Juvenile Court.
The following ado'''o""' ''"''''
are recommended for adult
l. probation o'n''' .'.....s... 1900
cases in,..,,,ng officer for adult
cases ........'''''''''''''' 600
I messenger ''''''' -
5000
-,,,e.
bos'" a.c,or Mt 81 100
An additional Inspector !"
a recommended.
-. ror AIRED aud IuArm.
non" conformation and re.
iorc snsn and a night Waterman
,oso are recommended.
r...rr~,o.is Hospital
=, ,',,,Ian.I orderly at $500, and
an aSi,IonsI ward maid at s2ao' are
recommended.
u..ra nj chiIdren's sunrdhn"s'
80 nj 5000 Is recommended
s..oet FOR Coiored
tnd"s"'s' ..,,...,
,..,, loborer at $500 In provided
'"' :" 80, School.
Industr,si "o 's',,-,,,.rded.
\ clerk Mt ssOo ~
water Department 400 and
An additiohs' - commuters ut
two additional mete,ndsd
81 900 each are member OF tho
The duties o,sr. OF steam en-
board OF examiner unon the master
gIneeTs are imposes compensation
mechanic sn9 Ut. salary.
(x3oOl II added 70 In statement
Legislation n".s,ion" in all deeds
Of true conn,s,c, NJ Columbia u IN
nled In the DistL,y, hiii. as recon
GUIDED In the Dir. commIssion
mended by the ,s1. Item in tho bill
ers Inclusion OF 'h .ady action than
will result IN more sP taken up In.
II this lesisiun N, Congress. where sentl'
p, .Yist. in favor OF the eh""s'
i raei issisiative rider reads
r.., n Provision.
1915. every
ION aud after Januar, 80 on,c,
cad ofrered for RECORD wv "" nj,
- ,,. recorder OF Deeds TOT th' -
OF uhe S,S1,,u,hIa shall have Attached
trict OF Coiun I,,,, 'J,,iy executed by
the srantor named ~ .iaerstion pass,
ting forth the ttuo 10 IN. grantol
ing from the srsnn,ss ~ the propert,
as the purchase pnd Inc recorder o
therein conveyed, anu .n ~ columbi,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18

A provision In the interest or the
per diem employees OF the District who
are now "docked" for time lost on
I...I boiIdsys 10 included and reads;
"Aii per diem employees and day 10.
horers of the District OF Columbia
who have been continuously employed
for Ave working days next preceding
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18
May Accept Volunteers.

Acceptance by the supervisor OF
Fairgrounds OF tho voluntary services
of persons wishing TO aid In tho con-
duct and management OF city play
grounds IL specifically authorized. as
follows:
thereafter the supervisor OF play
grounds OF the District OF Columbia
may, In his discretion and with the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-12-18

mended, aud the following emplovcs
are transferred ~ the newly created
lirenae bureau: One clerk. 81 400; one
rlerh5S 900; one license clerk, N,2oo'