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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28
PRINGLE PARAGRAPHS.

July -, lSlG
We need rain badly
John Erpelding was a passenger TO
Custer Tuesday.
James Cummings is the proud owner
of new Ford car
Several fires have been started the
past week by lightning
Harley Barnes and bride are in the
Pringle vicinity this week.
Miss Ethel Gumm arrived home Sat
urday evening from Spearfish.
Pringle was well represented at the
Chautauqua in Custer last week.
James Moore and Mr.. Alberson were
in Custer on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and children return.
ed from Rapid City last Thursday
Frank Nihart has been in the New
castle country the past few days on busi'
ness.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Woodruff last Monday, but one
lived
Mr.. and Mrs. Mae Mccoy, of New
castle, visited at the Nihart home over
Sunday.
Frank Dykeman and wife came over
from Elk Mountain Sunday for few
days visit.
Mrs. Pete Cairo departed Monda,
evening for an extended visit in Siou,
City, Iowa.
Mrs Joe Woods, of Spikard, Mo, ar
rived last Thursday and is visiting he
sister, Mrs. VIM. Gumm
Mrs. Mary Blaine returned to he
home at Elk Mountain after a week
visit at the Ranger Station.
George Smith and family have beer
on an auto trip to Valentine, Neb
where Mrs. Smiths folks reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Oykeman, Mrs
Richardson and children, of WessingtoI
Springs, are visiting Mrs. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Young, Mrs. Erni
Young, Mrs. Herb. Richardson an(
children autoed to Dewey Sunday.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

George McDermott left Tuesday even
ing for Paoli, Colo.
Byron Hazeltine visited his mother
and sisters Sunday.
Geo Grant was a business visitor in
town Wednesday from Hill City.
Lloyd Hazeltine, of Keystone, visited
at the Ed. n. Davis home Sunday.
EIver Mendenhall ofNewcastle, Wyo.,
spent the week end at the f. n. Davis
home.
Frank L. Graham and Fred Cobb, of
Fairburn, were business visitors in town
Saturday.
Ed. n. Davis came over from Key
stone Tuesday for few days visit with
his family.
Mrs. L. Woods and Mrs. Bertha Nath-
an, of Deadwood, are visiting at the
Fenwick home.
Mrs. T. w. Delicate and Miss Teresa
Mcclure visited friends and relatives at
Hill City the first of the week.
Miss Kathryn Hazeltine, who is
| teaching at Elk Mountain, visited the
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Prof j. &. Lindberg, one ofthe faculty
! of the spearfish Normal school, spent
Wednesday in Custer on business.
Miss l.. Grimley left Monday night
for her home at Buffalo Gap after
weeks visit with her sister, Agnes.
+. g. Kneeland and family, of Wall,
s. d., arrived in Custer Monday for a
visit at the home of their son, Clifford
and family.
Frank Stewart, wife and two daugh-
ters, of Buffalo Gap, spent the latter part
of last week in Custer attending the
Chautauqua.
Bud Smith, wife and baby. arrived
Saturday morning from Butte, Montana,
for an extended visit at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt. II.
Smith.
Chas. L. Sager, who some time ago
Joined an Engineer Corps at Boulder,
Colorado, was called the latter part of
last week and left for that place Sunday
evening.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28
NUMBER MEN EACH COUNTY
HAS TO FURNISH FOR DRAFT

Redheld, July 2l-The table ofquotas
for the various South Dakota counties
for the draft has been completed and
shows the following figures
Aurora 81; Beadle 50; Bennett l9
Bon Homme A; Brookings lO3 Brown
29 Brule 10; Buffalo none; Butte 81
Campbell IS; Charles Mix l22, Clark
none; Clay 2S; Codington none; Carson
So Custer p; Davidson none; Duel 50;
Dewey 80; Douglas 40; Edmunds 22;
Fall River SO; Faux 80; Grant A; Gre
CORY SO; Haakon Is; Hamlin 40; Hand
"A; Hanson 81; Harding G7 Hughes
none; Hutchinson lI6; Hyde %; Jack
son none; Jerauld 81; Jones %; Kings
bury 9O Lake 81; Lawrence 49; Lincoln
80; Lyman 40; McCook 66; Mcpherson
81; Marshall none; Meade 80; Melette
II; Miner none; Minnehaha none; Per
kins 8; Potter 8; Roberts 1873; Sanborn
26; Sphinx GA, Stanley 8; SuIly II; Tripp
100; Moody none; Pennington none;
Ziebach 40; Armstrong ,; Sisseton Re.
servation l6.
Counties marked none furnished an
excess credit of ia, Minnehaha leading
with an excess of 3S, Moody so designat-
ed has no excess, the credit Just equal.
ing the quota.
The total credit amounted to Alps,
1916 being national guard and 57l being
enlistments in the regular army.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28
WORK COMMENCED ON
CUSTER SANATORIUM

The state board of charities and cor.
rections, having failed to secure bids on
the construction of the addition to the
Custer tuberculosis Sanatorium and
having therefore, decided to proceed
with the work, are making all the pro-
gress that could be expected under the
present conditions. The failure of con-
tractors to respond to the call for bids
was due to the great difficulty in secur-
ing structural material and the board,
operating on its own hook in the con-
struction line is also handicapped by this
condition. However, they are going
ahead and feel certain Of having the
most important pavilion ready for use
before next winter.
They have eliminated the specifca.
tions for structural steel wherever possi-
BILE and are substituting reinforced con-
crete. They have engaged Joe Lane, of
Rapid City, to superintend the construc-
ton and believe that in him they have
a most competent man. He had charge
Of the building of the new First National
bank building in Rapid City and has
other fine pieces Of construction to his
credit. Architect Manning, of Denver,
will make frequent trips to Custer in
order to keep in close touch with the
work as it proceeds.
An important part Of the structural
material, lumber and rock, is being Sc
cured close to the scene of building
operations; sufficient quantities of ce-
ment for work up to the present time
have been obtained in Colorado. The
boilers have been delivered and central
heating plant will be one of the first
units of the additions to the sanatorium
to be completed. Notwithstanding the
great advance in the price of material
since the plans and specifications were
drawn, the board is hopeful of keeping
the cost of construction close to the APP
preparation of 900 made by the last
legislature.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28

Tourists continue to flock to the Black
Hills and Custer is getting its share OF
the traffic. Most of them come from
eastern South Dakota and have been at
tracted by the stronger advertising of
this section that has been carried on the
past two years. Not only are the rail
roads doing heavy tourist business but
the autos are bringing in hundreds OF
strangers who take this means of seeing
more of the Black Hills over the natural
highways.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28
FIRE ON THE WIND GAVE
GAME PRESERVE

Last Thursday, July 10Th, about 1870,
a fire which had been smoldering for
two days, and which was probably set
by lightning, suddenly broke out anew,
although it was thought to be well un-
der control.
Its being near the northwest corner Of
the Preserve, made access to it very diff
ficult. The autos bringing help got as
the help had to walk. This condition of
affairs would have been remedied some
what had the telephone connection with
Hot Springs been good, as the warden
had made arrangements for the opening
of the gate just north of the Cave. AS
| it was most of the cars missed this gate
and drove up to the McAdam ranch and
walked over.
The fire burned over space of about
| fifty acres, and was entirely confined to
the timber. The Forest Service render
ed valuable aid, as did also the ranchers
in the surrounding country, and the
help that came out from town. At
O'Clock the fire was well under control,
but the Forest men stayed until 8 o'clock.
A detail of four men watched the fire all
night, and since there has been one man
watching it day and night. At present
writing the fire is practically out.
This is the second fire inside the Game
Preserve, and both set by lightning.
The other occurred year ago last June,
but did no damage. The damage in this
fire is not great. and outside the expense
of fighting it, which will approximate
$4,000, the damage is trivial.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28
HERMOSA HUSTLER
,

DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Office of the Hermosa Hustler,
two residences and a blacksmith shop
were destroyed by fire of unknown
origin which took place at Hermosa last
Friday morning, July Goth. The fire
started in the blacksmith shop, as the
flames from this rising past his bedroom
window was what awakened Proprietor
Reinard of the Hustler, and by the time
be and Mrs. Reinard succeeded in escap-
ing from the building the blacksmith
shop was falling in. Mr. Richards loss
is complete including the printing plant
and his household furniture, which he
says $1,000 would not replace. He had
no insurance. Arrangements have been
made with the Rapid City Guide to print
the paper until Mr. Reinard can secure
new outfit.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28

The Spearfsh Mail says: President
Wilson has nominated II. F. Stewart for
United States district attorney for South
Dakota. Mr.. Stewart is serving his first
term in that position and has proved his
complete fitness for the work. His
many friends throughout the Black
Hills country will congratulate Mr..
Stewart.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28

At the meeting of the Black Hills
Commercial Club Secretaries held at
Buffalo Gap, July Goth, it was decided to
hold the next meeting at Custer on
August 18th.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28

A Masonic picnic is billed for Lead on
Wednesday, August lst. 1t promises to
be one of the interesting events of the
present summer season.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28

The board of county commissioners
will meet in adjourned session Wednes-
day, August lst,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1917-07-28

Governor Norbeck has recommended
for appointment as members of the dis
trict board TO look after conscription
matters for the state of South Dakota.
w. q. Rice, of Deadwood, as chairman
Senator A. III. Anderson. of Beresford
John I. Belk, of Henry DR.. Thomas ID.
Smith, of Mt. Vernon, and Hibbard Pat,
terson, Of Sioux Falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Modern Methods For AII|ng
Men Seeking Relief
T. IcGtru M ndlGaI Doctors Irost HGlon
tiHGnIIy Many Disaasaa
Peculiar IL Men

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IhnIhn nnimln, nrntI on and uthoT pa IN
tat nhh ,llnlIurulur IunllIluur pInlIl
readily to tIIn rluilIn MnhlTnl Treat
ntruI nul ihn ,tmi Tui iIuntnUui IN ~
,n,nl,,nIu IltuI u" nlllun man rhnuld
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hluu nny hnvn moro complications
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So, Inun nr lh"v npI"nr !" Tia" on" nf
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ruunn canon rrulIIrn III" fnnuIH "GOG
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mention bat wnnIrvcr tn" niiilcilnn.
mnhnrn treatment nwnitr the nuHnrnr
at the Electra McdIrml limit liuin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25

Feb II. 1917
nm II runI mlnrr b" Y"nrn nIh nud
th" fnI Irr uf 10 children. ! IInv" hr"n
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lnE down unrl'I. III" hnIl rtIhln at
hrinr rnnnlhuIlv ON The luh. nud went
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permitted Ia ru IN without giving
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mud | wnn full nr Fnn ] bad f'nlhITh
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
COUNCIL WITHOUT POWER To PASS
AND ENFORCE A PROHIBITION LAW

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
LOUIS SKLENER


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hklunnr
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vInlirh Tho rrvcInl huHpllnlH Nv Ihlr
vicinity nnd rnuruIIch Tho boat dur.
tors. but VIM told There wns no euro
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rrll"f whom my ATTENTION wnp called ~
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rnIlrd lncurnbIr dlernacp that wrrr br.
Inn rffrrtrh by the Electro. Mrdlcnl
IIU"tnrH. Of lI"7 Market street. wheel.
Inn. w. Va.
began thlN treatment on July q.
1910. mud nn.rh mnrkch improve.
mrnt from Ihr very beginning. which
cont inu"d tn September TO- when ]
wnR able in return to my work. per.
frctly cured.
And now II III min" months pnal md
lnvr been well and WORKING ever
since.
NV cure hnn been ronLIdcrcf re-.
mnrknhlr by MI my friends md even
by The phyrlcnnH who could offer me
mn" hnur with The u"lInl treat mrnt, ]
mn n miner. nErd 10. md my work Is
most nirrnmOun. Hut thnnlr tn tn"
Treatment mud rlilI ~ HE ElrrIr".Arh
tent nrrturn. | nm now we'll Vigorous
land happy. LOUIS NKIEH:lt,
lh2 Trurhull n.
IlIInIrr. ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Or. LeDis Says Hot Sun
and Heat We01Qn tie Eyes
Tell, HotJ to Strengthen Eye,ig6f 5O"5
InOnc Wesk', Time In Many Instance,

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rnmn Ut" timIr and mult ltuhrs mar" wIll hr
nhl" tn strengthen their eye" - II" l''
bc spared III" truuhl" md rhTrn"" "f
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benefited hr rull"winE lh" "lmIl,. rmlre
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
" AWAKEN" IS SUBJECT
OF STRONG SERMON
fV"uu"IIeI al uni"u MIaol"u Gun,unia
ii"ielnu norVl"n aat HnuhI

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''II" 81 ia" u''ri Iuw"iIuI n"Inrnnn
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l'HI mu'l "I" which VIII rrurnlu Iuug
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|Ilt" ""In"u wnn delivered hy II W.
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|H"IImI VIII" !" appearing nil Thin w""h
| nj Ih" Union MInnIuu Many pruml.
n"nl church p"uulr attended the ulrrl
i7C ~ we'll NJ II crowd nf ulh her p"uplr
, Tint inS"d tit" CnpaClly uf tho Chnp"l
! Rev. flnr"urr T.. Allen ind Rev. f..
f.. shit Of tit" Martina Ferry A. H..
i"hur"h each rave II abort tmk before
! Mr. lhIcnn' nrTniun. and MINH i.vh
! EE"ri"r HnnC two rmJuyuh" gulnH.
| Three Cunvrrmiunp I0lIuw"d Mr. Im-
can' furr"IuI sermon lie viii have
chnrEr OI the mrrvirrr all thir week.
land "v"ryh"hy in Wheeling Is cordial
| ~ invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
Don't Suffer Any Longer
With Catarrh.

In You ~. Afflicted with Tm" i'",,
Ioaln.omo disease. You Ow" ~
yourself Your Family. Your h''s"""
Your b ishbuEs To usasp me opP
Iunity III Oon.uIti"a me A'-"."
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n.s nasu Hu"Usasiul 1" HUM"
Uass.
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la IiH hutIuwihg ini" TIA" bon" ""''
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aip tl,urnnhn nf llIiln n"' w" " y,
ruu fInin all i'n'in "i III" 10" ""''
hnnd To Ihu hinin HON" "l 'h"""
llIiIr ucivun uIuhnhlr hHv" :" pam
through II nnrn III 'nt"'ihu Inf""''""
lion un tho 'unh ~ ia" lnnln Wh"'I
rhnp lu ihcy nrn w"nh"n"h. m"
ruI t"Ilmrr II, rtInrnn.
What nif"rIu tho nrrv"H lr bound !"
affect iho hrnim, and whom III" n"rv"n
are hcndrn"h by Cnuninnl 'nlnIrhhI
dis, hnrH"r thor" lg hnuud /" b." cor
tain lorpor ~ aIupIdI,v brought
shout In rhn brain 81 tn" victim.
Thur fuIlnwH nirrplNHsn"nn. lnnhiliir
10 think clearly. or connect ld"nH. l"hn
OF memory, lack OF concentration.
lnrK ur prrncnrr uf mind and wnndor
Ing thought.
Cnlarrl, M my wufrrrrr known. MIRO
has II drrndrul effect on Tia" hearing.
mnIy prrRIuH being partially or
totally deaf ns n rrault OF the rnrnKrt
OF Ihin Terrible nffliction. "tatnrrhnl
Lrnfncnn' IT, nn widespread. nlm"nt. M
ordinary "roldn."
Science haa eminent !hyrlClnna In
ull ,uIin o. the world who hnvr
plurrd Ihri;' ntnun uf nrrrnvnl on tn"
ozone trrntmrnI FOR cninrrh. Electro
Ne Heal bucturr NJ" now prepared to
give, Thea" lroaI nrnir
l hu ozone treatment In hlmpllrII'
linrif lin very n'mIllrIiE. and nnlII-
rrInrsn being I'm rhirr r"Comn"ndn
tion There IL nothing nGntorinuh
about It. ur lir applications
Dfuno ln ali pure nlr Everyone
knuwn TINT uhiI" nit /. the most won
drrful germ d"nIr"N"E known /" hn
mnu brInEn In the treatment OF
rnIarrh. rhln nfnm" IL generated In hIt
electrical mnrlIlm". nnh ~ lnhnl"d by
lhr patient II In luri II" breathing.
only every breath briuEn Int" III"
hrnd, throat. hung. p,lI" ale n"tnr"'n
own curative agent 'ImrIn m'di
rincn. nIn,,inllv rr"I'tr II l." h"nl nn'l
rtrnuEIhcu uIo nlnn LIi"n In lhln
Treatment the combination IrlnE Ihn
Irri word Ia The rrl"nilnu treatment
II '"InIth
n yuti al ANY III "unr ffl"nhN. nhi
Ir, fInm this innIhrnrm" hlH""r'. i"'
Iurth-nrur II In ~ MANY. n vlnlt !"
The office or the r,l"'lI" Mrdl'nl Zoe
Iu,n L. Innt" Ihnu "'h" rlrhI hing '"
.ln" II Is A DUTY AND bNl' Wlil' u
..IIDI'I.n hnr Ur, kli.iFa Tlh
Ih"rc rV""inil"lr at" Tlnh !" nav"
The opportunity az "rrlninlnF then
treatments tf pntl"nl III accepted "
f. With Ih,, crItniniy Tint everything
vii hc hoI.r ihnt cen hr ""I." :" !"
rlrrr hlm ~. her I" full health.
,'h,rrru nrr nlwnvu mOtl"rni".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
SDI iGIIDH coz IMAM HDI ia
QUARTER hMENDMrhI N
rIusI NIECE NANNY.
Mother Riair aw Nor Charter no
vId~a Authority--Tar Commits
aloncr JzkrH DlHor
cnt Wow.

That ihn council nf Wheeling in
without power Ia pnrH m oIdlnnn'r
Imposing prnnllirH for vl"lHilonH n'
IN" prohibition law within IN" city. or
giving the judy" NJ polio" court jmri".
,lirrInn To Try nnd punish v'"ln'"rn. ~
the gial OF mn opinion rendered /" tn"
council lnHt evening by GUY Solicitor
NJ j t'ullinan
Iirrurr council can rxrrrla" such All
thnrilv. the mIliriinr holds. u VIII ID"
nrC"asnry To secure charter hih'h"
n,nl y"atlnE council Hp"rlirnllt nhh
explicitly with such nuIhorilr N"lll'
rr The state prohibition law or any or
lts amendments, nor Tia" city charter.
Solicitor tulllnun holds. EI,"n Ih"
council such authority.
rhln opinion wnn rendered Nv lhr
nulirllur Ia reply to nnEErnil"n nihh"
by l'uilrr Judge Mninh Watkins. thnt
council pnrn II prohibition "rdlnnn'"
mudrlr,l nrl"r nuh hnrrd upon TIA" pi"
hlhlil"n inwn az lhr !Itnl". =" lhn' VI"
lnrr OF the liquor nrtllnnnr" might u"
tried In police court nnd ih" ely q"
rive tho hrncflt of nnrr mud costa ia
rnnc "r rnnvIriluu
Dinora From mailman.
In n vrthnI abatement. Mi. fullInhh
rnId That aimee writing tn" opinion. II"
hnu received from STINT" Tax Commits
uiunrr Whittier i mailman II commune
cation holding that til" city council
hay authority To pnNs and rnforr" surh
an ordinances. hui that h" stlll h"l""
To the opinion Expressed In hlH letter
10 council
Along with his opinion IN The prom
bitlun ordinances question. Mr.. cum
nan advised council that III" judg" OF
police court. although h" may hold nm
offender against IL State law to the
grand jury. hns no Jurisdiction To try
any person for II violation OF The state
law, and council has no authority I"
pnas IN ordinance rnnfrrrln. such }l
tindirlinn Nor has The council. Mr.
ruiilnun huihr The authority Ia MI
Ihurixr AMI direct Tia" p"lic" depart
meat to try all "nrnd"rr arrcsirl by
II brrnrt III" polite court.
Mr. Culllnan's Opinion.
Wnh respect /" The ui"i'"n"i /" pass
, u,nhlhlilnu ni,lInnn'n. Tho n"ll"lt"f
says. In part
t,r,..,iur TITO nunr"nti"n M, CA
,h.t n.l'l.", ,h" lr"hihIil"" law 81 ""'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-25
SOLICITOR AFTER
{ SHARE OF TAXI-CAB
TAX FOR WHEELING
Council Authorizes Nti"rncy I" NJ
tonu Cnnotcn, WIN High
way Cnmulaai"n


CITY Solicitor NJ j 'ulIiunu lnrt
s, ~ ,,,i,,,i..I L., ,,ut,,il tn
49,, ,,,.. >.,.,,, ttI,.h
"' "
way '"'n"''''"'' ""''
OF tho Stnt"H muht'iIal''"' "h'h MI
important uu"a'inn arising from Inc
now State nulpilnbli' lU''hAr la" VIII
be threaded nuI
Tho inv. which h"Cath" effective
July |. prohibits municipalities FROM
imposing ANY taxes upon motor driven
vehicles, bn" Provision "i IN" IA"