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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

to the citizens of Los Angeles who
have a due appreciation of what Is
beautiful in music and in art. To all
our citizen irrespective of religious
communion I cheerfully commend it.
JOHN j. CANTWELL,
Bishopp of Monterrey and Los An
geles. mar D. A'Ao
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Mr.. Harry j. Smith, from Hermo
sillo, is visitor at Nogales. The
gentleman arrived Friday evening
He will return home today. a.
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MARGARET lands
IN
"THE CONFESSION"

"THE CONFESSION"
COMING-LYRIC THEATRE, April
25th and 26th.
sThe Confession is in the very
best sense a splendid and instructive
nicture which / am sure will appeal
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NOTICE
CHAUTAUQUA GUARANTORS

The will be a meeting Of the
Chautauqua Guarantors at the Santa
Cruz Club, Sunday Morning, April
18, 1920, at 1000 A. M.
BENZ. j. JONES,
Guarantor.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

FOR SALE-Good bargains in second
hand dressers. Will sell at sacri-
flee LA BONANZA FURNITURE
co. aB3 Morley Ave. Phone 321.
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The hRightess nghts ara eNE&
Arizona Gas & HleetYic c..
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FOR SALE-One Underwood Type
writer. CaIl 351 Morley Aevnue.
4:13 If
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WILL GIVE SPANISH LES
SONS-In Exchange for lessons
In English Address P. O. Boz
No. 794, Nogales, Arizona
S:3O-t2.
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FOR SALE-Old papers, at 25 cents
per one hundred. "The Oasis" tt
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF j. M. SUMMEY.--Deceased.
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FOR SALE BARGAIN -~ Hudson
S1per-SiS like new Call at Border
Garage. If Oh.
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Personal ITEMS

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W. r.. Randall of Tucson was
guest at the Evans Hotel last night.
J. H. -Welch of Harshaw is guest
at the Bowman Hotel.
Yesterday Mr.. Frank N. Cox was
ever from Duauesne.
E. F. Pelletier Of Tucson was an
overnight visitor in the city.
Harry A. Smith, of Hermosillo
spent last night in the city on his
way home, after visit in California
Mr.. f. c. Emery, President and
general manager of the Aztec Mining
Company. arrived from California
yesterday. =
Josiah Bond, postmaster and JUS
rice of the peace at Alto. is in the
ity for few days on business. Mr..
.;ond reports considerable mining ac-
rivity in the Alto district.
T. J. Pert and C. E. woodfil, of
Empalms are visiting the key city
fer q few days. They are enjoying
a vacation while the state is running
the railroads. .
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There was no little rejoicing in
Nogales yesterday at the good news
srom the delegate to the National
Good Roads Association at Little
Rock, Mr.. 1. P. Frazier.
Two mon were given light fines
yesterday by Police Judge Cole, for
having driven over a hose line at
recent FIRE. The Judge announces
that future offenses of this kind will
be given the limit.
!. Yesterday was cold and blustery,
the sky was clouded, and two or three
times during the day it did seem as
though there was a snow storm COM
ing right away. AS it was a few
flakes fell, several times.
One we'll known gentleman operat-
ing in Sonora went to the telegraph
Office yesterday with a telegram adj
dressed to his congressman, urging
the representative to go to the Post
Office Department and protest
against the order sending Sonora
mail to Ell Paso. We hear that such
kilograms are going forward to Wash
ington by scores.
l - - !.
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RAGS WANTED-Will pay 5
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

There was no little rejoicing in
Nogales yesterday at the good news
from the delegate to the National
Good Roads Association at Little
Rock, Mr.. 1. P. Frazier.
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once instructor in.
Spanish translation, who receives.
education in or near Mexico City,
Answer Box S22. 2:13 IF
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FOR SALE~0AK and Mesquite
Weed. +. II. Ferd, Phone III.
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7. J. Pert and C. E. Woodfil, of
Empalms are visiting the key city
fer q few days. They are enjoying
a vacation while the state is running
the railroads. ,f
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We make ne aIShts bright. Arb
E0na Gas & Electric Co.
REWARD--Win be paid for two
Armstrong tires 35x41z. New W..
F. Chenoweth. 3:3O-tf eh
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W. r. Randall of Tucson was a
guest at the Evans Hotel last night
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home of refined family. Address
W. A. Kohlef, General Delivery.
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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

J.. H. Welch of Harshaw is guest
at the Bowman Hotel.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

Two mon were given light fines
yesterday by Police Judge Cole, for
having driven over hose line at
RECENT FIRE. The Judge announces
that future offenses of this kind will
be given the limit.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

Josiah Bond, postmaster and JUS
rice of the peace at Alto. is in the
ity for few days on business. Mr..
.;ond, reports considerable mining ac-
tivity in the Alto district.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

!. Yesterday was cold and blustery,
the sky was clouded, and two or three
times during the day it did seem as
though there was snow storm COM
ing right away. AS it was a few
flakes fell, several times.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

Harry A. Smith, of Hermosillo
spent last night in the city on his
way home, after visit in California
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

Yesterday Mr.. Frank N. Cox was
ever from Duauesne.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

Mr.. F.. C.. Emery, President and
general manager of the Aztec Mining
Company. arrived from California
yesterday.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

Z. F. Pelletier Of Tucson was an
overnight visitor in the city.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-04-18

WOOD FOR SALE-ssend your or
ders for black and white oak wood
Tor cooking and heating. Phone S13J.
10-12tf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

JUDGE MoRGAN's SUPPORT

HRooF OF THE ASSERTION that Judge Morgafss
j not class candidate for Governor, that he IS
not sectional candidate and that he is not lac.
II tional candidate will be found in the personnel
Of the supporters who striving for the noml-
nation Of Judge Morgan. The list Of names pub
shed below showing few OF the supporters Of Judge Mor
gan in every county West Virginia show plainly that Judge
Morgan is the choice of West Virginia Republicans In this
list will be found the Of men who prominent IN
every form Of work and endeavor the the names OF
ministers miners, bankers farmers clerks, carpenters
teachers oclas county officers munra officers LAWYERS
physicians and surgeons the Civil War; hotel ppe
tors railroad employees barbers umbermen plumbers ceaacs
county committeeman bookkeeper commercial avesrs edtst
members Legislature and employees dentis
photographers, merchants and orchardists
This diversified support Of Judge Morgan sustans the asssfes
candidate that his candidacy net sectional II
character and has united all Republican factions
They're all for Morgan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
REMEMBER THESE REASONS

soliciting reminded hA
He % = VirEtnian.
He q Quauned
IS Al without fAcdonal anltadon j
He Is notth candidate OF special business interest
He 8 moi the
west VrfnaA
until manhood and familiar With our
create industry-agtculture
sympathy aboe OF
understanding.
whit future 10 dependent =. -
class sectional pre1udice end oeeH " -
undivided loyalty West VirEinia first
that successfully assaulted
permanent system OF hard foadA
candidate who Will be elected
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17


Judge Morgan admirably equipped to be Governor Of
West Virginia He class candidate he is not seq
donal candidate, and he is facona candidate He
stands for progress exploitation for the maintenance OF
law and order, not for radicaism and communism.
The Republicans Of West Virginia in the primary election
81 May 25 will nominate for Governor class candidate
They will give the gubernaoal nomination to cand.
date who represents special business interest They will
NOT give the nomination for Governor to candidate who
Sadrcitly seeks to array class against class
Judge Morgan neither reactonary nor radical His
candidacy satisfactory the farmers the labor vote and
the business element His nomination will bring harmony to
the Republican party That is the compelling reason why he
has the support Of the Republican leaders who favored Judge
Robinson and the Republican leaders who supported General
Lilly in 1916.
West Virginia Republicans will not nominate for Gov
ncra candidate who the labor and who
has been condemned by labor They will give the
nation candidate who expect to secure the vote
Of the farmers and the business element.
Naturally they will turn to Judge F. F. Morgan because
he will receive the votes OF business farmers and labor
His candidacy repugnan any class it is not sectional
character and has utterly obiterated actiona lines
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17
They're all for Morgan
9ca1|9lDVERrisiNG.


4 VV vEsT VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS, deslous Of
N1\/ party November, and regardless Of
Wv former political affiliations have united behind
the candidacy Of Judge F. F. Morgan for the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

catcher: Ellison, Shepard, MeIIenry or
Lowe, pitcher.
The game scheduled with George Wash
ington for Saturday afternoon. u un-
certain az the Washington University haa
not sent the signed contract for the game.
The Delaware season will end with gnme
on Frazer Field next Monday afternoon,
Commencement Day. with flavcrford
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
CRAVATH'S NINE
WINS SECOND GAME
Phillies Hit Stride and Win Two
Straight; Athletics Lose An
other Game.

Fletcher injected more pep into the
rhilllcs Yesterday and they won. thesr
second straight game from the Chicago
cubs. 2-l. Fletcher contributed maternal
II to the pair of winning tallcs. The
New Work Chants won their second game
from the Reds. when Ring was hit hard,
several long clouts being made of hum.
BROOKLYN won over st Louis. 81, when
Smiths muff give the Robins the game.
pinch-hittcrS starred IN the victory ot the
BravCs over PittSburg in the tenth m
ulrE
Perry was found to he an casy mark
and the Indians hit hm hard, taking the
game. 6-t The Browns were bumped
agan when the Senators Won. 10. Zach
ary hold the Browns safe whilc Washing
ton hat the hall hard The hauks won
again when their vrcckluE crew battered
thu Tigers for = onc-sldcd victory. ~
Joe Bush VAS ~ form Yesterday aud held
the White Soy safely, While Rcstnn Won
out hv ttmciv mttlug
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
ACCOUNTANTS WIN AGAIN.

The Accounting Department nine ~
The du pont Company won over the
Department, -, yesterday
afternoon, IN n lu Pont League game o.
the tlu pont Country Club grounds
Bounds registered his second victory for
The Accounting team. his slow ball, coup
led with excellent control, proving too
much for his opponents Numbers was
high man with the willow. getting four
hits out Of as many trips a. the plate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

Iu fOnt .-#..#-.-t 1 = ~ Y y y y =
summary: Two-base hits Newliu
Murray Haycs. Three-base hits, New
in. Murray. Harting. Struck out. By
Lannan. II: by Jones. :. Double plays
Handy to Livermore to Armentrout. sac
rIhce hit Harting. Hit BY pitched ball,
Ramsay. Lannan. Newlin and Handy
Base on balls of Lannan, 3: off Jones, J..
Umpres, Imp Ryan and France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

there will be a class for the best park hack
for man or woman. for the best road hack !,
for the best saddle horse over IA hands, =
inches, for the best saddle horae ridden by
Il woman. for the best trotter suitable Tor
matinee racing and driven hv a member o.
the Delaware Horse Show Aasociation. for
the beet pacer with like qualifications and
an open class for hunters, over II hnnda
2 inches
Entries close june 2G and thc commit
ice in charge comprises Joseph Davidson,
Lambert ] Foulk, Caleb Slahlcr and
Inacnh u Could
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
BIG BALL GAME AT
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Local Boys Will Try Conclusions
With University of California
Tomorrow Afternoon.
spcclaI Corrospondence ot Every EvenIna

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, June l0-The great baseball
game that every student and friend OF
Delaware has been talking and thinking
about for weeks, will bc played tomorrow
afternoon on Frazer Field. This is the
game with the great team from the Uni-
versity of California, now on an Eastern
trip The Western boys have hecn PLAYING
great hall and have lost but three games on
the trip SINCE leaving California on May
~, The last defeat was on Tuesday, when
Boston College slipped over u to score
on the boys from the Golden Gate. Calf
fornm plays Princeton today. Delaware
tomorrow and Penn. IN Philadelphia, on
Saturday The game OH Frazer Field to
morrow afternoon will he started ut
O'Clock
There has been talk Of Lefty CARL
pitching against California. but Il IS more
thnn likely that Joe Rothrock. tho big
southraw, who has hcon pitching wonder
ful ball all season. will bc on tho mound
for Delaware when the Jump cnlls
play bnIl at 4 o'clock tomorrow after
noon They hnvc all hccn looking alike Co
Joe for some weeks, including Penn and
# he IS IN condition tomorrow, Calfornin
will have All kinds of trouble getting maul
runs over Rothrock To date has been ~
every game that Delaware haa PLAYED u"
has pitched all of most oi the games and IN
Il number went ~ for . few innings
Dclawnre's batting order will bc tho
samc rs usual Robbins. third base,
ponohn. loft field Underwood, short
@top. Madden. ccntrc. field, u Garter
fret base. G Carter. catcher, Nc
Cardel second base Marvel, right field
and Rothrock pitcher
California batting order will hc
Myers. centre field Worka. first ha@e,
Hudson. Second haso, Rohvor. left 6cld
Rowe rlgh, Gcld. Maxim third base.
White eltortstop Dexter or IopmCF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
PONY CLASSES At
JULY 4TH SHOW
Children to Drive in Races, Over
Jumps and in Harness
Contests.

In the nineteen classes listed for the
horse and pony show to be held at the
State Enir grounds on Saturday, July J,
nfohnblV the most interesting featurc will
be the pony elaHaeR with their wealth oi
dainty euliines and children riders. Ten
of the eighteen classes are devoted 10 the
nonicp and tho three prizes IN each class
ronHiat either Of n cup oT plate for first
honor and ribbons for the second and
third
Under the classification Of ponies
under saddle" there will be five events
The tirpt ono pony race Of an eighth OF
mile 10 be ridden by children not over II
wears. ought to provide enough excitement
Ia vie with the motor and harness racing
TINT is the important featfrc IN the eyes ol
faciug deYotees
The second event IL for shetland ponies,
ridden by children the third la for ponies
not over | handa high, ridden hY chill
dfen. the fourth fer ponies over ! !. hut not
more than f3 hands hiph riddcu bv chill
drcn. and the last event. for ponies over
T. bande. hat not more thar + hands Z
inches. "a hc shown at three gIts walk.
ttot mud eauter
he real cYcitcment of the pony classes
vii occur IN tbe three pumping contests
The first for / hand high pouioz. 70 bc
tliden - ohildten unt over u voors. thr
Iulnf WliI 1e fhleo feei The second event
Is far neuiee driven ~ four Jumps. mot
oyer three feet and the last for the bcsi
pony iar ptri fdet, over Jumps. ridden by
rhilflrou / wears and under
IL tba naulcs N harucaa. children will
sIfIVa shetland PONCE. clas= for ponies ~
winch The prlze vii 90 for quality. style
and action. aud attached - m appropri
ate seiiale
In Tie aaell1e horse cia=zes. pointa will
he awarded for the walk. trof and cauter
Horses under II hands. inches and for
over ! : handa. I inchoa. tho conformation
md ranfora will hr considered Then
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
CHERRY AND WHITE
WIN |NE|GHTHSTRAIGHT
High School Nine Wins Over du
Pont Team; Viii Meet Chester
III Big Game Tomorrow.

Iileh came aa victor ovcg ia roui
o. Yesterday thhough tho rootor> II
both -idc, were small IN number thez
rpt the excitement UP ,huaG the entire
g,ur Captain Chick lannan made
hi> second YIN and the eighth straight
,.c;ur, lor the ChorrN ANA ~ hitc
Both pitcher had q tnc day on the
mound and with the exception ol two ~
lngo both pitched fine hall Jones IT
III Pout was touched foi c'ght hits Six
# which were good for cHtra hase> and
AIMED s Lannan allowed 6 hits and
eliminated II hatsmcn
The IIghlcts thought lu Font would
&c easy piekinC> but they wore net The
weeks aX off easily manifested ITSELF ia
tIcr holding II was iii PoIt WHO
sprung the >urp Sc II Tire first nuug
lilgh started the attack and showed over
fur runs before dI Polt con.d nsAo the
necessary three utt~ From the first othe
seventh du Pont held the ChcrrN and
Whtc scorclc~.. By nifty playing and
managed iurrca~s then tatlles So that ii
H. end 81 the fouJth they were leading the
Delaware avenue hoNs "a High thcn
started to PLAY Their regular brand of
baseball and held the dr Port soy> score
les from tie fourth frame until the end
IN the lucky seventh the HfchIot~ hy
heavy base running and Two tImelN hits
showed IN, three runs across Vl.ich c!inch-
cd the game and increased the lead hy
tuo more in thcir hall # the ninth
High PLAYS Chester tomorrow al the
Eightccnth ard Nan Ruron street fed ~
fhc Harlan Field could not he abtamcd
-Tis.~ VII be the fnal and bIgse-t ganc Of
the season 10. the ChorrE and White
Buck RAMSAY. who turned III the
hrst win over Chester. Will bc Oh the
mount while the ChcstcIite~ viii Use the
same pitcher who opposed Buck IA
the same game a record crowd is ex-
pecicd The score
AAII.NfI NI,rnN MN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
GRACE PLAYS CHADD'S FORD.
Local Team Will Take Large Number oil
Rooters on Trim Saturday.

The Grace club and the Chadds Ford
team will play on Saturday. A large
crowd of rooters will take the trip with the
Grace team and will continue to lenape
after the game.
The team will line up on Saturday with
Pugh and Southwell, catchcrs, Ingram,
Myers, or Richardson, pitchers; Myers
or Greenwood, H., Covlngton or Newin,
2b., T.. Garvinc, S.; Mckay, 30; ana =
CARVING, Livcrmorc, Ray, j. GarVihe'
Baylis and 1rlbIt, outhcdcrs. !.
This will bc the first appearance OF
Richardson. Newlin and Trihit on tie
Grace first team during the season: f'nlt
and Ncwlln are of the local High 0chooi
team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
LYNCH DEFEATS NELSON.

Lynch defeated Nclson. i00ss, in
the fourth straight in the pocket billiard
championship tournament he fafm
Lynch displayed last night ahoWs liai
ho IS IN tie tournament to win the crown
Rushwnrth h and Houston will play III The
first game tonight, while PARIS md Dano-
hue will me ct IN the second palne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
APPRFNTH ES WIN.

Jack McGowan'a Harlan Apprentice
defeated the Paint Department hoyf
l5-2 yester,ny afternoon, in pane oh
Harlan Field The batting and base
running nf Merrill and the twitlinp If
Anderson were the bright foatnree If the
game. Rose starred for the Paint Depart
ment, making two sensational rntchea IN
riphi field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL. HAGUE
Phia,olphta , Chitago, !
N,v orb - Cincinnati. I
Brooklyn 2 st Louis. =
Boston. rut-hurr q
>NFRlt AZ LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 4. Nhlotc~.
M York.. IL Detroit. 3
Na-mngton 81 LOUIS. Q
Boston 4 Chicago 7.
;sNIES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
suFRf, Al tI4 4GtI
Washington III ~t lou~
Phdadrlpha IT fleyelari
New Nork at Detroit
Boston II Chicago
<trI0> >aI iI.tetr.
St Louis III Brooklyn
I'ltt~harp n Rn~tan
Chicago 81 rhilad lrha
Cincinnati at \fN York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
ENGINEERS WIN.

In game Mt Eighteenth aud Van
Buren, last night the du Pont Engineer
ing team defeated the du Pont Chemical
nine, lo-f ". Logan pitched we'll for
tho engineers. pulling himself ont hole
in the eighth inning, when the hases were
filed Freeman. center-feder for the
winners, played n stellar game in the
field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
HARLAN vs.. WILMINGTON.

The Harlan ninc and the Wilmington
Club viii clash nu SATURDAY afternoon ~
South Side Eden Park N tho eerend game
Of thcir setice Harlan las tie edge.
having Won I ho fre tilt Il Roth nan
agors have materially strengthened theu
teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Find Lost IIaraes.

Two grny horses found NestefdaY at
Penns,lvnnia avenuc and seoit street !,
hv Police officer John llsfer sefe plaaoa
il Frelhofeta staile ~ Ehrteent'l and
Lincoln streets lhev apparently bal
atraved away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
HONEYWELL Out of Game.

'sTotH Hopewell, Lorraine's second
sacker. is expected to be out of the game
for short time, as he is Ill with pleurisy.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-16


Respectfully submitted,
F. ]. COSTELLO,
Street Supervisor.
Moved by commissioner Palmer
that the report Of Commissioner OF
Streets and Public improvements he
received and recorded.
Ayes. Bradley. Doueherty, Palmer,
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays: None.
Motion carried.
Commissioner Palmer presented re-
ports Of Chief of Police. Fire Marshal
Plumbing Inspector, City Sealer and
Health Officer as follows:
Report Of Chief Of Police.
Ottawa, Illinois, Aug. 81, 1920.
To the Honorable Mayor and Commits
sioners of the City Of Ottawa,
Gentlemen:
The following is my report for the
month OF August, 1920:
Number OF arrests ................2l
Number paid fines .,.....,....,...lt
Discharged ...... .................
Promise to pay ...................... /
Fines collected amounted to $1,000.
all OF which | turned over to Edwin
Cassidy, Treasurer OF the City Of OF
tawa. III.
RpSppctfully Submitted