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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28
Latah County Records.

Articles.-The Independent Tie &
Logging Co., st. Maries, Idaho.
A. S.-A. H. Averill Machinery Co.;
cap. $250,000.
Appt.-Iona S. Adair to Clinton
Wilson.
w. D.-J. S. Jones to Merritt V. Pen
Well, $4,000; 3 A. com. $50 feet from
corner of SEA 1895
M. L.-Wm. Elmer Hall, Moscow,
and Beula Ostheller, Moscow.
Deed of Gift.-Sarah M. Pochel to
Edward F. Pochel, $L&A; IL, 8,
Mountain View Add, Moscow.
Assg't:-Kathryn Junge to Emma
Junge, R. M. by Laura B. Waterman,
3-14-17.
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Wednesday, July %, 1919.


w. D.-Henry Anderson to Malcus
Anderson, 81; VIZ of SWA ShNWA
3 w.
Order approving account and de-
cree.-In the matter of the estate of
Mary V. Grove, O. H. Grove, ex.
Il int. in lots IL; NEANWA seq
NWA $685.; AZ Lieu's 4th Add.
Moscow; " int. in same to Lulu
White, Chas. A. Grove, Nelson A.
Grove, Iva B. McShane and Ava v.
B~radley(since conveyed to executor.)
G. NC. R. Kincaid and G. R. Kin
caid to J. M. Kincaid, $4,000; 35
horses and colts, 5 cows, 8 calves, etc.,
machinery.
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Call For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that h un-
dersigned clerk of Joint School Dis
trict No. %, Latah and Nez Perce
counties, Idaho will receive bids for
the erection Of a new school house in
said district, six miles east of Gene
see, Idaho, according to plans and
specifications now on file at the office
of Miss Lillian Skattaboe, county
superintendent. Opening of bids 200
o'clock P. M, Monday, August 10, 1913.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
256-f CHAS. SCHOOLER, Clerk
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-07-28
Do You Feel Bad

And look like the old Harry when
you get up on a morning. A bad
taste in your mouth q sour stomach
and constipated bowels. Then take
a dose of M. A.. c. before meals and
at bedtime and you will get up with
a smile and feel good all day. M. A.
C. is for sale by the Corner Drug
Store. Get a bottle today.
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c. M.-Same to same, $14, 600: crop

c. M.-Same to same, $14, 600; crop
on EASEA 5; WASWA 4;EhSWA-
NWA a; Lots "a, Sec ALB; SWA
33; ShNWA 33-42-5.
A. S.-Winton Lbr- Co., capital,
$500 900.
W. DIP. c.. Olesen to E. M.
Dowdy, $4,000; SASWA 15-39-5W;
also 5O.715 A. com. at NV cor. 22-39-
5 w.
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Obituary-Mrs. NJ. V. Byers.

Mrs. M. v. Byers was born April %,
1853, in Iowa, and passed away July
10, 1919. at the home of her son Ed
ward Byers, near Moscow. She was
married December 16, 1870, to Michael
v. Byers and with him came to Pull
in 1890. She has lived nea Mos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-17

de Borb6n, fallecido hace varios amos y
cuya lucha por conseguir ell trono de
Espafia, al que reclamaba su derecho,
di6 origen a la guerra civil que por
espacio de varios amos ensangrent6 la
Peninsula retrasandola en- ell progreso
mundial, por tener que dediccar toda
su atenci6n a los asuntos interiores.
AJmque los elementos actuales con
que cuenta Ell carlismo, hoy partido
jaimista, son escasos, no por ESQ hay
que despreciarlos, pues dado Ell fana-
tisrno de sus ideas, del que dieron prue
bas en- todas ocasiones, pueden originar
disturbios de consideration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-17
FL PARTIDO
JAIMISTA Sc
REORGANIzA
JAIME DE BoRBoN PRESIDE UNA
REUNION DE sUs PARTIDA-
RIOS EN- BIARRITZ

MADRID, diciembre 1o.-Jaime de
Borb6n, pretendiente la corona de Es-
pafia, ha reunido un grupo de signifi-
cados elementos del partido Jaimista
espafiol, en- Biarritz (Francia), habien-
do acordado reorganizar ell partido, pa
ra 10 cual tratan de celebrar sucesivas
conferencias.
z Jaime de Borb6n es hijo de Carlos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-17

oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. s66.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-17

Tuberia y accesorIos vende . precios
mny haratos, Ia
FERRETERIA MERINO
san Juan. Ad.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
JepeH Y WeH Shoping
Water at Burkburneit

Late Information from Burkhur-
nett Is TO the effect that the lowell
V. well In block o.. 900 feet north
of tho Texas Chief" gusher H.
showing some salt water First re
ports from this woll were that II
was showing for 1900 barrels of oil
Latest Information mentions some
oil and so much salt water that the
future OF the well n doubtful
Tho hole In Of unusual importance,
as II indicates limit TO the north
ern spread OF the Burk -WagEoner
Extension.
The general strike Of the eS
tension iH northwest. and the Jewell
v, may be on the northeast edge
The hole does not necessarily check
In any way the further extension NJ
the pool along the general strike
but II does indicate that tho strip
OF producing territory might not
widen much further
The New Pool we'll In block $40.
north Of tho NJ q +. Burk. IL pro-
ducing about 900 barrels II Is
south OF the general strike" n
the Extension should continue going
northweEtwardly u will find plenty
OF room 20 do 80 between tho New
Pool we'll and the Jewell v
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
France TO Control
Gasoline Importation

Special 20 The World
WASHINGTON. July II Reports
received hero from Parts stated
that Louis Kloty, tho MINISTER ~
finance Of the French government
has Submitted 20 the French cabinet
tho bill for the government mOuopo.
~ of tho Importation " gnHolisc
which he advised The chamber last
May that he would later introduce
OIL n II stated that the hill In gen.
Jeral, would continue wartime rogu
lations under which petrol was Inn
ported The state would no the sole
purchaser abroad, ana II would con
troll all Of the importntions This
monopoly. u Is. estimated. would
yield $4,000, 900 francs IN annual
revenue,
Although refining and wholesale
selling would I've permitted hy others
than the government the minister
Of finance has announced that he ls
studying proposed measures which
would entiuc tho government Z"
share IN The profits of such private
Industries
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
on. MAnKrr ouorATtoEs
Hon They Voted

That Tulsa a. Un oH mans town
was plainly iU oyiO~uO" fsEirr'uN
WpSn tho on prudu""rs ana rrfu'r
Expressed Themselves ni tho pollen 10.
being IA favor Of good wt'cr I"
matter what NJ" oNpcuao and hu"
high tho plce might ho during th'
yoau TO como.
Thomas Argue prominent oii man
who hAa boon living In Lexington
bat who formerly lived 300 IuIfI
alid an more pIrpr's'i ihun J
can fay 0' tho great growth TuEtt
haH made since leaving hen, and J
want 10 GuN that f lH uii That hoo
paved th0 H'rccts and huul Hp many
mileo ~ magnificent homes li .H
no more than rkhl that tho oil men
should hdvo N A ray ana be- uI.
lowed the beet 9WArer obnunablo n
they are willing fo pay FOR 20 and
from now on expect Tulw io Tiur'
ON a wonderful period NJ rEpan.
Eoh,'
Harry Fitzgerald wclI known pro-.
Queer remarked yrst"dpy after.
noon. ~ expected tu Start away ou
nay vacation wcok nEu bot pat OF
going IN order to vuio Tor SplyIuoN
bundo as good water H the 0uly
thing We must pave 10 make Tulsa
"a biz town"
Denny Mcmahon lnud man fDr
mo SouthwoHtorn Petroleum com
pany and one Of The most couscrva-
tive OF Tulsa'g oil mon. ntyH II was
undecided for kong time ne tu
whether 10 vote for Splylnaw wafer
OF not but was finally convinced
by somo OF tho opportion literature
that there must be morii I'm u. /
am mighty glad ~ has n'ccivcd me
tndorscment Of the oil men who pay
the tsNou In This town and are on
titled to a word IN the management
OF tho city"
Sd Mallory who Ia ono Of The
Older of tho oil men calling Tulsa.
home, says, II hayo lived In this
town a long time and II viii cor
tainly be great pleasure 10 bo able
"a set good drinking wntcr by sim.
ply turning a faucet and therefore |
have been for II all the time"
The above Ia but a enmplo Of The
expressions heard around the LOBBY
during tho voting yoStcrday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

Hebold and others 30 Afford IN
the northwest ~ 1.li.ll has fig up.
The Producers Dll company 40 >
FeWol IN the northeast NJ t.li-ll ]
has rig W.
Tho Ilullmo Ou company No ]
Tcmulcmnn iu the southeast ~ 10.
A.ii has rig up
Tho Iron Mountain on company
No 2 Warner u the northwest of
l2.ii-ll has rig up.
Black and others No bigger
STAFF in tho northwest OF ~ -. II
has rig up
waite Phillips No stake In tho
southeast % .li-ll has rig on thc
ground
The ridge ON company No 2
Tolnn I'm the southwest ~ b-li- IL
has rig up
tho southwest ~ 6-iA.l2 has rig up.
The Iowa on company No l
Adams In the northwest Of cit u
has rig up.
]. n Reynolds No llockman In
the southeast Of 1-li-l2 has rig ON
tho ground
Currior and others No ] vicrron
IN the southwest 81 7.li-l2 IN rigging
up
Tho GLADYS Belle on company No.
. Jackson IN the northeast ~ u.
lt-12 has RIG up
The stevens Oil company No .
Pierce IN the southeast ~ i3-li-l2
has riR up
w. n. Pine Ncg Zee IN tho
southcnat ot 2b-lI-tl got sand 2.ltl
To 21bl and well is good for goo
barrels
The GLADYS Urllc on company NJ
I jackson in the northeast NJ IL
Ii-l2 IN dry hu1 abandoned at
.2,720 feet
" ~ Pine 40. Pine in The
nurthweHt ~ 3l.tl.l2 be- good Tor
200 barrels iu sand found from
.2.2TT to ago feet
Rockwell Ou company No
Quaker IN the northeast ot lh.lnrl ]
got sand 2,1aa to 2,l3b and 10 good
for 20 harrris
Tho Livingston on corporation So
2 Grigrr in the southeast of 3h-lb n
got sand 2,7ib Go. 2.ia and is good
for 400 harrclH.
The Atlantic Petroleum company
No. in tho northwest ~ le.la !
has RIG ON the ground
Consumers pl company so
Coleman len tho northwest ut l'.
l5-lI has rig ON the ground
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
cities ScrUice Company Gets
Big wen in Mexico.

Henry J.. Doughorty 4 Co re-
r"iNcd cable this morning from
IpmpiDu, Mexico, stating that wei
M. ON the librrngun lease In the
iauu'u district owned hy the Em
pirr Transportation A ON Co. con.
irollcd hy Cltlcg Service company
blow in July . with a production OF
10000 barrels a day.
Empire transportation 4 OH Co
already has large production in the
Ianuyp field, and D., the largest own.
cr NJ lcus"huids ln this field. con
trolling more than 1900 acres. the
larger part ~ which has beer
proved on was struck At q depth oi
1850 feet. aud the rush of ui came
NO strongly that all tools were thrown
out nf thu McII-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

Lee and UthsrA ON the Freeman
farm in I.22-i have a hole fun ug
water at 2.aG2 frol and Will abandon
Tho Carter Da company ON tho
Lewis farm iu tho southeast OF
northwcst uf 1874 Hwuhh,d l1O
barrels ln five hours
The same company ON tho Lewis
farm in la-23.i is pumping 26U bar
rols ~ OH with rcr cent water aud
20 per cont 10 g.
Wntohpru ana others 80 JoUl'-
fee in tho southeast ~ FGuthwrst of
i-22-4 got sand 2.lN1 f-ri io 2I9U
feet and we'll is good FOR 900 barrels
The Phillips Petroleum company
No Unupt in me- northeast NJ g.
23.i got sand 49, 10 O. iUh and has
hIled up 1000 feet with OH aud
water
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

Tho GpdyH Uyll, ON company No
walker In the northwest uf east
hnlf NJ northwest uf northwest ~
nan ls drilling ~ 1850 feet.
No boo The center Of mort Invest OF
southwest of l-l3.ll is rpuddiur
The nmc company No 3 s s.
walker in the northwest NJ south
east Of northwest ~ l-13-lI is arill.
INK M 2.i2i feet with "a showing OF
oil
The same company Ss J cole
man in the southwest corner OF
1911 IL drilling ~ 500 feet
The same company No 2 Walter
sunny In center ~ west lIu, ui
nor'hwoet of northwest uf .I-I3.I2
H. drilling 90 $50 feet
The Same company No = Klmho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

Tho tAiarnolia Petroleum. company
Nu. Wlnchop n the southwest "
lG.ls.gW got sand 2.lhi tu 2.ll2 igol
and we'll is good tor 90 barrels. also
making lots OF hlt water
The Gypsy uI company No 70
IIndrrsmith in g3.2s.1, Eoi uud
.2.OGB tu glNh and b. good tur 70
barrels
nouthlti nud others So. & Sims lu
e1-2s.tw got sand 2lo tu 2Jg and be-
good fur 10 barrels
Nc. Nau Du a Gas eco Sol b
rriddy iu mo southeast ut .aH.loW
got sand 9lg9 t1 2.llN foot and Wr.
u good fur 800 barrels
The Carter pu company 80. ]
Wucy m the northeast uf a..h.loN
get SAINT .lOl lo g.l'n ana we'll
made ilf barrels natural
Suulhard and others $50 o I'rinh
la Tho northwest 90 t.ls.lnw SCOT
sand az a.lUG tu a.lll and WnN iH
good fnr 500 barrels natural
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
TIoin State Gets High Grdritg
Wen in CIeueidnd.

Tho Twin State On company has
Just drilled \ feet tn the sand. whore
10 Eoi The top ui 2,G26 feet and we'll
is making go hnrrols natural This
is Ma. Hughes. Ia the northeast
corner ~ northwest of Fouthcast Of
Il 2O-1. Tho oil is of the highest
gravity found in thtt district and IN
Hiid To- be- uf the 80 degree variety
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11
Mexico Exports for 1918

HUr-I|T n TT- W||I
WASuINGTpN. July - Accord
Ing tu ad,i.,s received hrrc today
me department Of industry COIN
mcrco ana labor ~ lh, MrNlrau EuN
rrumcnt estimates that tho United
states took 100000 tons ~ Mral.
can petroleum during 1913 This is
said TO boz practically ihr entire out
pat NJ M,sIpBu oil England ana
Chlli also received cunsldcruhle OK
ports ~ petroleum from Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

tn" rhHpa Petroleum company
40 Bond in the npr'holHr ~ @.
2jN De- got sand 5000 iu 2.aGG and
well IN good fUr 200 birrcH
tn" Argus on company ln 20 % {
ls spryiuE wuior and rs unable f0
determine whether ir IH coming fUugu
the casing or from tht sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

Tho skGly we'll ln ll-la.l0. C"ulh
or ErIlyylilc. ls - feet in the sand
ana is making al least 200 barrels
of 0il
North of the Skclly VOL. In 3.
l5-1O the oklahoma syndicate has
70 well that is making 25O barrels.
Also
Evening journal., 1919-05-02
Homemade Cleaner Freshens
Faded and SoiIed Wall Paper

humps. Add the sizing TO the whiting
mixture and color 20 The tint desired
with any OF the colors which are not
injured by lime. Tho coloring pQwd9'
can be bought at a drug store or paint
shop. Those suitable for tinting calci-
mine are yellow cohre, sienna, umber,
iron oxide red, uliramarine blue. Any
sllade OF these may be mixed TO suit
the user Buy o special long-handled
calclminc brush with which TO apply
the mixture and put IL on carefully.
Let the calciminc mixture stand half an
hour before using.
Each season there are about - new
designs in wallpapers from which the
paper shopper may choose. The new
paper designs for 1919 are in damask
effects, with indistinct patterns, and
one or two color effects in neutral
shades which harmonize into a shim-
merry surface and make an ideal back
ground for the furniture and pictures
in the room.
Gone are the loud. elaborate patterns,
but the simple floral designs and stem
cilcd figures I'm pale. or dull cOlOrs
make rcslful and beautiful walls
Evening journal., 1919-05-02
HOW PEACE MAKERS
ENJOY LEISURE
Lloyd George Drinks Tea;
President Wills n Visits
Paris Theatres
COLONEL HOUSE
READS POLITICS

\. Z. 4. Special 10 The Evening Journal.
PARIS. May 2-How do tlae peace
makers relax? How do they employ
their isief moments Of leisure?
Here is a glimpse at the plE1tlme ac-
tivities OF few OF the delegates:
LLOYD GEORGE drinks tea with
neNspaps men at the Hotel Majestic
and plays golf on the links iu the Bois
De Bouloaae. Sometimes he looks in
al a dance or an improvlsed concert at
British headquarters. Usually he dimes
in the uuiet old house he occupies,
With a few friends-
PRESIDENT WILSON visits the the
aire occasionally and dimes generally
with his d0clor, admiral Grayson and
Colonel House. lie is usually i'm bed by
Ten.
BONAR LAW plays chess whenever
he has idle time.
BALFOUR gives lntle private dinner
parties but usually works late.
HUGHES Of Australia Is given 90 long
walks alone about Paris
LANSING spends much time reading
the French philosopher Gergson.
GENERAL BLISS reads extensively
NW llt hdAhHif NNNetiNiif Nl MY anu D
Africa
COLONEL HOUSE devotes himself 90
the reading OF political reviews.
CHlNnA. Japanese ambassador, dimes
with his entouragc, then retlres 20 sol |
iiary study of the peace conference |
problems
CLEMENCEAU scarcely stops for 4
meals, but works all the time.
kR.ANiARCL, the Chech0-Sloyall pre- 1
micr. works from D a. m until mid |
night
Nen5elos, Dmowsh of Poland Emir
Feusel 6 the lfedjaz arc among the
delegates who are fond OF sirolling
with ire crowds in the Boise dc Bou-
l0gne mornings.
Few Of the delegates find time for
cards. although a hand of bridge may
be found somewhere among them most
any day.
And poker seems 20 be confined
Evening journal., 1919-05-02
Easy Way to Remove
FreckleS and Blotches

Some women have skin OF such texture
they occas sionaily are annoyed by the sud
den Appearance Of frecklcs, slight eruptiOns
or iine lines. IN such cases II one will pro-
cure an ounce Of ordinary mcrcolized wax
lt any drug store. apply little Of it before
retiring like cold cream. she can easily
overcome the trouble When the WAX Is
washed of next morning, minute iaky skin
particles come with g. The entire outer
cuticle is removed In this way in n. week
or 50. with al its defects No bleach could
so efiectually remove freckles or hlemishes.
The new surface Is smooth, clear, fresh
looking No pain or Inconvenience accom-
panles this simple treatment
Evening journal., 1919-05-02
FRECKLE-FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How 10 Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Treckie-face, TO try
q remedy for freckles with the guarantee
Of reliable concern that II viii not cost
you penny unless IL removes tho freckles
while II q does give You clear complexion
the expense Is triding.
Simply get an ounce Of Othinc-d double
sircngth--from any druggist and few
applications should show you how easy 70
is "a rid yourself Of the homely freckles
and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely g.
more than one ounce needed for the worst
ease.
Dc sure 20 ask the druggist for the dou.
bic strength othne as this strength is sold
under guarantee Of money back IL it fails
10 remove frccklea.
Evening journal., 1919-05-02
n, BrDDY BYE.

Many a Woodworking housewife has
scrubbed. and secured and busted tho
rooms Of her house-only TO realize
when she has done her best that the
faded wallpaper deles her efforts to
make an things fresh and newt
But as usual-therc are waysl Wall
paper that is TOO hopeless can be
cleaned at home, or calcimined overi
There are number of good COM
m6rclal cleaners on the market and
enough 10 clean a room can be bougllt
for one or two dollars. or the house
wife herself may make practica
cleaner by sitting two teaspoonfuls OF
washing soda into 4 quart Of ilour and
adding enough water To- make a very
stiff dough. Squeeze thu dough into
balls and rub the dirt or the soilcd
paper
After the paper is cleaned it may be
further improved by a coat Of calci-
mine tinted TO the shade Of the origi-
nal paper. Plain. or much faded papers
respond nicely 90 the calmicinc treat
ment. Rough paper Of plain color viii
look we'll II given an ordinary coat oi
paint.
To make the calcimine soak 10 pound
Of white sizing glue for 4 hours IN i-s
pint of cold water. When soaked pun
in a double boiler and add little hot
water. heating until the glue Is dis
solved. Add hot water To make nearly
a gallon. Mix i6 pounds Of whiting in
/ gallon OF boiling water until free OF
Evening journal., 1919-05-02

Borders are "out" this year, or rath-
er, they are used in a new way. The
walls are papered in plain colors and
straight line, four-inch border is used
at the top just between wall and cell
ing, while the deep. cut-out border is
used around the bottom Just above The
Dashboard When this foot-border be-
comes spoiled the walls may be clean
ed and a fresh border be put on with
out great expense.
Evening journal., 1919-05-02

Search the Want Ads. for good office
positions and opportunities for busl-
ness partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-05-02

wholly TO the less burdened attaches Of
the American mlsslon for the peace del
egaies are playing a bigger game.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-10-10
ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance to amend sections one, two
and four OF an ordinance entitled, IAN Ordi
nance providing for police force In the city OF
Owosso prescribing the duties OF the members
thereof, fixing their salary, and providing for
the disposition IL the fees collected by them and
prohib ting them from holding any other Of
fice." pas.ed and approved January "a, 1919
THE CITY OF OWOSSO ORDAINS:
Section 1. That sect ons one, two and four
OF an ordinanc entitled, IAN Ordinance pro.
viding for police force in the city Of Nv osso,
prescribing the duties OF the members thereof
fixiue their salary and providing for the dispo-
sition OF the fees collect by them and pro
hibiting them from holding any other Office"
passed and approved January "a, 1918, be and the
same are hereby amended TO read as follows:
Section I. The Police Force of the City of
Owosso shall consist 81 a Marshal, who shall be
Chief Of Police OF said Citv; an Assistant Chief
Who shall serve as Chief In the absence OF the
as shall be assigned him by the Chief; ana
four other pilicemen who shall 8 rye as
directed by said Chief.
Section 2. The Marshal shall be appointed
by the Commission, and the Assistant Chief
and policemen by the Mayor on the first Mon.
day In May, 1910. and each two years thereafter,
subjhct, however, to the right OF the Mayor to
discharge the Assistant Chief or any OF the
policemen at anv TIM without assigning the
reasons therefor or granting hearirg on the
matter OF such discharge. The Marshal, as
and direction OF the assistant Chief
and policemen, subject to such regula-
tions and instructions as shall be pre-
lice force snail be nesce o,eers snail n,s
at all times the order of said city, prevent the
violation therein of It's ordinances aud of the
statues OF the state, apprehend the olators OF
said ordin inces and laws and perform such 9th
er duties as shall be imposed upon them by
stetute or ordinance or directed by the Mayor.
Section 4. The salary OF the Marshal shall
be Fifteen Hundred Dollars (slboOeOl per an
mum, that OF the Assistant Chief Fou teen
Humid ed and Fifty Dollars (sl45O0) per an
mum, and that of each policeman Thirteen
Hundred Dollars per annum for tho first six
months of service and Fourteen Hundred Dol.
lars per annum thereafter, all OF said salaries
to be payable semimonthly
Section Q Tbs ordinance is hereby ordered
to IKE immediate effect.
Passed and approved ost. O. 1919.
At. WRIGHT.
Attest Mayor
e. CONANT.
City Cle-k.