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New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
AMENDMENT NIJMBER For1R

Concurrent Resolution of the Senate and
assembly saat,a1 y, Proposing an Amendment to
OF Members OF the Legislature.
section l. Resolved uf the Assembly
OF the constitution be amended to read as
SO. Each member of the legislature
shall receive for his services an annual
salary of lone thousand FIVE hundred]
t,.,e three thousand dollars. The members Of
one dollar for every ten miles they shall
travel In going to and returning from their
he esua in aGn SESSION
the senate alone is convened in extraor-
dinary session, or when serving as mem
bers Of the court for the trial of impeach-
ments. and such members of the assembly
Inot exceeding nine in number. shall be
appointed managers of an Impeachment,
shall receive an additional allowance of ten
- 2. Resolved df the Assembly ooncur),
Ihat the foregoing amendment be referred
to the legislature to be chosen at the next
general election Of senators and in con-
teen of the constitution be published for
three months previous to the time Of such
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE.
The foregoing. resolution was duly
elected voting in favor thereof ''''
HARRY c. WALKER.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr. IA. 1920.
Tho foregoing resolution was duly
passed. majority of all the members
elected. to the Assembly voting In favor
THADDEUs ''S.'s;Si 6. SWEET.
o,,ss STATE OF NEw yoEK
/ have compared the preceding copy Of
concurrent resolution with the original
resolution on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that the same is a correct
transcript therefrom and Of the whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of office of the Secretary of
IL. 81 State at the city of Albany, this
first day of jury in the year one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary OF State
STATE OF NEW YORK
Office OF the Secretary Of State,
Albany. july /. 1920
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
OF article fourteen of the Constitution of
tho State Of New York, and section two
hundred ninety-fve OF the Election Law,
notice Is hereby given that the following
proposed amendment to section seven Of
article three of the Constitution of the
state OF New York Is referred to the
legislature to be chosen at the next gem
erai election of Senators in this state to
be held on the second day of November
nineteen hundred twenty.
FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary NJ Sfnfo
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT

IH
Concurrent Resolution OF the Senate and
Assembly, Proposing Amendments to
Article Five of the Constitution. In Re,ao
sent,oo Son 10 state Officers and Departments
etonc9r). That article five OF the constitu-
tion be amended to read as follows:
ler Itreasrer ne secre,ary eta Of statel comptrol-
state engineer and Surveyor shall he
enc sneaen n,n at g. general election. at the times
onices for the same terms as the 0ocernor
ana nestenont governor 1.-TWO years except as
comptroller shall be reQuired () 70 andit
az vouchers before payment and ali ofacini
Of ali reUeases 20 aae ona ,hs acea and eo
10 prescribe such methods Of accountino M ~
gre enr.onts ntseessary for the performance Of the
lature shall define his po,oers and duties ana
n. may also assign to- him superutsion Of the
STATE out sha hsg dssa 70 h Of tho
tyattve duties, creeping such as qnou be a.
anr oSr prosion o. Of n tnese
ton to the contrary not,oithstandino, H.
Gaen OF the officers in this article named. ex-
at stated times during his continuance in
., oitlce; receive for his services q compensation
during the term for which he shall have
oeen erected; nor shall ne receive to his
use any fees or perqulsites of office or
elected to the office OF state Engineer eng r'. and nd
surveyor who Is not practical civil en-
=, u 2; The first election of tho secretary
OF state. comptroller. treasurer attorney
general and state engineer and surveyor,
pursuant to this article. shall be held In
the year one thousand eight hundred and
nnsnetsycve nsata r., ana their terms OF ofice shall
ing. and shall be for three years At the
general election in the year ono thousand
s,Sht sia hundred and ninety -eisht. and every
t%o ss ebesan years their
ls 8. superintendent OF public works
shan ana be appointed by the governor, by
Sc osnsss. sss and, and hsa his oee until tho end
was nominated. and until his successor IA
appointed and qualified He ahali receive
compensation to be hxed by law. He shall
sstSS, Se rsSuirsd BY law to givo security tor tho
tering upon tho duticn thereof, He ahail
be charged with the execution oe Al, inws
rotating to the repair ana navigation of
sas s1na' and also Of those relating to the
canals except go far 40 the execution oS
the lave feiatipg, 20 suoh oonStrucsion or or
engineer ana surveyor; sab5ect to ths uens
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
LAWS OF NEW YORK

pFc&C710G manner
don It, and revert TO tte former form OF gon
ernns.t 2; The y. adopt.on Of s,soh form Of
sue such a!sn ssasr sso% sor q ., s,'Iassno @o1s1s2
tie poers e%d duties Of tie Soerd Ss Of ssns
BY statute Il rot provtded for BY saoh fe form
Ing elective body IN sach county. In a city
waich includes an entire county. or two OF
Of board Of supervisors may BE- ed devoived ~,sed
upon tho municipal assembly. common coun-
ell, board Of aldermen OF other legislative
laws confer upon the boards Of supervisors,
eral counties OF the state such further
powers of local legislation and administra-
tion the Legislature may. from time to
time, deem expedient {. and IL. In counties
auditors or other fiscal officers authorized
to audit bills, accounts. charges, claims or
demands against the county, the legisla-
such auditors, or fiscal officers. as the legis-
lature may, from time to time, deem expe-
dent
il Resolved az the Assembly concur).
That the foregoing amendments be re-
ferred to the legislature to be chosen at
the next general election of senator's and
in conformity with section one OF article
fourteen of the constitution be published
for three months previous to the time OF
bucu ELECTION,
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY,
This bill was duly passed. q majority, of
voting in favor thereof, three-sfths Being
present.
BY 'F9sE sh3bSSts sf ieS A'ssTS3zi e. s%hsr.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
" '-> Apr. "a, 1890.
This bill was duly passed. q majority OF
all the Senators elected voting in favor
thereof. three -flfths oeing present.
By order of the Senate,
HARRY c. WALKER,
oriee Of the ES secTstary s9M yoah Of State ''
1 have compared the preceding copy of
concurrent resolution with the original
hereby certify that the same Is a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of
office Of the Secretary OF State, at
IL. 81 tho city of Albany. this first day
Of July in the year one thousand
nine hundred twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Secretary OF State.
Explanation-,Matter in, italics is new;
matter in brackets is old law to be
STATE OF NEW YORK.
Office OF the Secretary of State.
Albany. July /. 1920.
Pursuant to the provisions of section one
Of article fourteen of the Constitution Of
the State Of New York, and section two
hundred ninety-fve of the Election Law.
notice is herebg given that the following
article Ave OF the Constitution of the State
of New York Is referred to the legislature
to be chosen at the next general election of
second day Of November nineteen hundred
twenty.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
AMENDMENT NUMBER NTWm 10'

ConcurTent resolution OF tho sero.. 80
ssmoly Eiua proposing Amendments to LAY MrticIa nI
etS.a od,csn sns consstution in relation Ito TO
ssstiop 1. Resolved us sha A...,r,,v
tstion sonsn12; X, That ertie!e ave OF the sonnti-
'at''n 20 "sfssnded to read an SoifoWai
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of state.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SEVEN


Section Nine OF Article Five Of the Con-
stitutIon, in Relation to Preferences. in
Employment and Promotion, of Soldiers
Sailors and Marines.
Section l. Resolved 0f the Senate con.
cur), That section nine Of article five of
the Constitution be amended to read as
follows:
i .. Appointments and promotions in
the civil service of the state and of all
and villages. shall be made according to
merit and fitness to be ascertained 80 far
as practicable. by examinations. which; SO
provided. however. that honorably dis
charged soldiers [and] sailors [-rom] aud
army [and] navy or marine corps OF the
United States in 1.-THE late civil time Of
war, who are citizens and residents of
in appointment and promotion without re-
gard to their standing on any list from
which such appontment or s3dt. promotion n may nay
state at tho time they entered satd arny
nacy, or. marine corps: aud provided also
in the ciuii trar shall have preference over
all others on the same list
Laws shall be made to provide for the
enforcement of this section.
2. Resolved III the Senate concur)
That the foregoing amendment be re-
ferred to the legislature to be chosen at at
in conformity with section one of article
fourteen Of the Constitution be published
such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
Apr. 10. 1918.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
ing in favor thereof.
HARRY c. wALFnRi STssla,n.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN ASSEMBLY,
Apr 10. 1919.
The ,sa1t foT1egoi1g resolution was duly passed,
she voF nG In FAVOR
THADDEus C. SWEET,
STATE OF NEW YORK
once ha,,. of & the Secretary Of state5 ss.:
the wh bs
resolution on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that the same is correct
transcript therefrom and Of the whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of
r, office Of the Secretary Of State,
H. 81 at the city Of Albany, this first
day OF July in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty
Secretary Of State.
Expianation. in italics is new:
omitted. ~
STATE OF NEW YORK,
onlce OF the Secretary OF State,
Pursuant to the provisions Of section one
OF article fourteen OF the Constitution of
the State OF New York and section two
hundred ninetyfve OF the Election Law
notice Is hereby given that the following
proposed amendments to article five Of
.ne M constitution of the State of New York
are referred to the legislature to be chosen
AZ a. ths next general election of senators In
November. nineteen hundred twentv oaS OF
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
LAWS OF NEW YORK
ONE
Explanation,--AIatter in tto,ica In new.
mat,er matte, In brackets [ ] is old law to be
STATE OF NEW YORK,

omitted. ~ 00
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Oulce or tho Secretary of state,
Albany. Jaly l. 1890.
.S9s1aant to the provisions OF section one
SSs assieis 1.ai fSurteen OF the Constitution OF
SnS S safe OF New york. and section two
notice is hereby given that the following
proposed amendments TO sections two.
3our. hve. eleven and twelve OF article
Ssven Of the Constitution OF the State OF
Esw SH York viii be submitted TO the people
AoE the purpose OF voting thereon at the
next general election to be held on the
second day OF November. nineteen hundred
and twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
STATE OF NEW YORK
AMENDMENT NUMBER ELEVEN

FRANCIS N. HUGO,
Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18
AMENDMENT NUMBER TWELN

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
Secrefdru Of Stdse,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

VVF tIcetu9HD pdT. He She'll 2hen detcr,nIro
and certify TO the legislature the amos,nt .'nS no
each Of such funds and the amounts ,nh,cT
theredIter annually contributed 10 ench
sEeh fund. oould Nth the fund and ,oith ~
organizations thereon and upon the contri.
buttons thereto. computed al the yote ~
three per centun, per .annanr, produce ~ ~
dats Of maturity the amount Of the debt 70
yeftre Uhich such fund .cas created amS fhs
seO'sI1!ure shdH theTeupon appropriate as she
cV",.soa't9n Gs , 10 each such fund for such yeor
" ts. Mo amount thus certified.
s,~n. s"e income OF any such fund IN any
odd.a - "so,g a''I thoh SUR chtch, ~ GnnuRllp
d. aec,.,uini msn iana' @o"ld, Nth che fund and
debt at ,mntsrt,,. az az yoresatd. retire the
ap1Hed 10 fhs .nt.rn, @ eSeess @ snconle may Do
tx Srnd ,eos rrea,eS o" '"e deof for sohsch
Ajter any s,nhsra ,,,e .,.,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

tntS Uttctc proc1ded Suoject to the Hntfd-
ttons contained in this constitution, the lcots-
ldt"re may from time to time assign by lao
ne,o polocrs and functions to departments,
created undcr this constitution, and increase.
modify or diminish their po.oers and func-
sGa y sSe to
rom conJerrtng additional powers upon sych
dcpartment No me,u department shall be
created hereafter but this shall not prevent
the legislature from creating commissions for
special purposes and nothing contained in this
duein0 the number Of departments as pro-
rlded for fm this article. by consolidation or
other,oiSe. The elective state officers IN Of
nee at the time this article as amended takes
e6ect shat continue IN office until the esd Of
the the ter terms tor nhich they 'cere elected Pend
and erecutiue functions by the legislature
pursuant to the directions Of this section, the
po,ners ,,nsr , and duties Of the several depart
existing are continued. Subject to the po,uer
Of the legislature to reduce the number OF
eristin0 Office arc assigned to any deport-
memt' nhn,t' shs officers eIeretstno such po,oers
and their term Of o6aes shall not ' Be- Short sHors
ened by such assignment.
s.s 4; The TIE heqd OF the department. Of
ment Of audit and control, fhe comptroller.
and Of the department Of la,c, the attorney
s the @ ksaas ~ a oshsr ae !"
partments and the members Of ali bourds.
commtssio1,s and councils mentioned IN this
bv and wtth the. ddvice and consent Of The
senate and may be rc1nored 6v the governor
in manner to be prescribed bu lotc The
heads OF the respective departments Of edu-
cation and OF agriculture and markets men
tai hygiene, charities AND correction shall be
appointed IN manner to be prescribed bu
lao.
Isl s. All Offices for the weighing.
sauging measuring. culling or inspecting
any merchandise, produce. manufacture
or commodity whatever, are hereby abol-
ished: and no such office shall hereafter
be carried by law; but nothing in this
section contained shall abrogate amy Office
created for the purpose OF protecting the
public health or the interests of the state
In Its property, revenue. tolls or purchases.
or OF supplying the people with correct
Standards OF weights and measures. or
for such purposeB hereafter
ts1 8. Appointments and promotions an
tho civil service Of the state, and OF ali
the civil divislons thereof. Including cisiss
and villages. shall be made according 10
merit and fitness to be ascerta!nsd, 10 far
as practicable, by examination. which. 90 Sar
as practicable. shall be competitive: pyo-
vided. however. that honorebly discharged
soldiers and sailors from the army and
navy Of tho United States In the late civil
war. who are citizens and residents OF this
state, shall be entitled 20 preference in
appointment and promotion without re-.
9nrd to their standing on any Issf sor
which suoh eppointment or promotion
may DO made. Laws shalt he made 70
proWde Cor tine enforcement az ehia aecsaela.
IS D.. Resolved (if the Aea&fabfY eoneurJ.
Thas the Foregoing asnendmelss DO referees
New-York tribune., 1920-09-18

IOrmlty with section one or article 1Our-
teen Of the constitution be published for
three months previous to the timo Of such
STATE OF NEW YORK,
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly
elected voting m favor thereof.
HARRY c. WALKER,
STATE OF NEW xonK. s''''"''
IN ASSEMBLY.
Tho foregoing resolution ap'' Was va ''sp; duly
passed, q majority Of all the members
elected TO the Assembly voting in favor
BY. order OF the Assembly.
T. C. SWEET.
ossee sgaTp a. sne OF stS1sSry NEW yoEY Of St, ss
nave compared tho preceding copy OF
concurrent concurrent resolution with the original
hereby certify that tho same is a correct
thereof
Given under my hand AMI the seal OF
r, g office of the Secretary OF state, at
H. g. the city of Albany this first day
OK or July in tho year one thousand
H'he hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary OF State
master nplanat'1n Ia Matter in aancs is now:
omitted. " "'u '"" ~ NO
o.s STATE OF NEW YORK
ofnce of the Secretary OF State.
pur,,an. 4. Albany. July /, 1920
one ~ nr,ts, 10 tho provisions Of section
Sraas or inc state Of New York. and section Two two
noee Is phlas,Sxs hersSy xivss %, r. Election
proposed amendments 10 'nat artnia Inc renewing
constitution Of the State Of New w York ~ srs sr
at tho next to eansrs, ths ls,ssa.are be chosen
this State to be hold on tbe OK senate senator's IN
OIL november nineteen hundred twenty. Way
FRANCIS NJ HUGO
Arn,n>,n, aecrstnry Of State.
AMENDMENT NUMBER NTNR
Concurrent .rah, resolution OF tho Senate ana A.
rva a,o.a OF tho Constitution. in relation ~
ssctiom e1asa o"'csF' snd Departments "'''" 20
eenourl That artie1s ssxn s 81 she -, Assembly
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04

Cookeville Camp, M. W. A, held
one of the best meetings in it's his
tory last Tuesday night, with 23
neighbors present. Among other
business transacted was the favor
able action of the camp on II appli-
cations, the most ever presented at
sone meeting.
Committee was appointed to ar
range for the big meeting March 9TH
when the State Consul, Judge J.HD
Stevens, Of Nashville. and also the
district deputy, Mr.. Hazelriggs, will
be with us. In addition to a good
talk or two, there will be lots of
"eats" for the members, and the re-
cent applicants, as well as all visit
ing neighbors. who may be in town.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
RED CROSS HELP

During the year 1919 the American
Red Cross helped 179007 service
men and their families in the south
ern division, comprising the states
of North and South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Tennessee and Florida, accord
ing to a report made by division
headquarters today.
The cases included only those un-
der the Jurisdiction of Red Cross
Home Service, and did not include
Red Cross work at canteens, camps
and other military centers. The ma
jority of cases were those Of service
men who needed help.
This service was of varied kinds
all the way from finding a lost sol
dier in France for his family in the
states, to helping men to get their
Liberty bonds and allotments; and
from looking out for the folks at
home while the boy was in uniform,
to getting in touch with the boy
when he came back and aiding him
to take hospital treatment or voca-
tional educational training of the
government.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
MANY LIKE This IN
COOKEVILLE
Similar Cases Being Published in
Each Issue.


The following case is but one of
many occurring daily In Cookeville.
1t is an easy matter to verify it. You
: cannot ask for better proof.
H. M. Mackie, grocer, r. F. D. No.
4, Cookeville, says: "My kidneys
we're weak and was annoyed by
their irregular action I had rheu-
matte pains and Inflammation of the
bladder. The kidney secretions
passed too freely at times and then
again were scanty and painful and
contained brick-dust-hke sediment.
Doan's Kidney Pills were recon-
mended to me and I bought some at
Watts Drug Store. Doan's regulat-
ed the action of my kidneys, after
other medicines had failed to do me
good gladly recommend Doan's."
statement given March 25, 1915.)
On June IS, 1918, Mr.. Mackie said:
81 seldom have any kidney trouble
now, and give DJan's Kidney Pills
full credit. Doan's did me won
derful lot of good and I never miss
a chance to recommend them"
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
MRS. ELIzABErH BOYD

Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, widow of the
late A. L. Boyd. died Wednesday
morning of heart failure, while on
a visit to her daughter Mrs. Dolph
Sullins, near Trinity. Her death
came as a great shock to her rels
tives and friends.
She was about sixty years old
and was a daughter of the late
David Nichols, a. prominent pio-
neer citizen of the western part of
this county She had been a de-
voted member of the Methodist
church from her girlhood.
She is survived by three daugh-
ters and twot sons, Mrs. S. Hayden
Young, of this city, Mrs. Ola John
son, of Gainesboro; Mrs. Dolph Sui
Inns of the 18th district; Jasper
Boyd, of Portland, Ore, and Benton
Boyd of Oklahoma; also by the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters; Mrs.
G. d. Byrne of Monterey, Mrs. T. C.
Holiday of Cookeville, J. c. Mich
OILS of Lebanon, ]. P. Nichols and
l.. B. Nichols of Buffalo Valley, and
B. B. Nichols of Bona.
Three brothers, Fate Nichols,
Rev. John H. Nichols and Rev. JAS
per Nichols, and one sister, Mrs.
James A. Boyd preceded her to the
grave.
She was splendid Christian
lady, loved by all who knew her.
Her remains were inferred Thurs
day afternoon at Cookeville ceme-
terry, beside those of her husband,
whose death occurred several years
ago.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
-~[.O.O. .RAN1 a.
NM M@ MI
@& e SEA

Mt. View Lodge No. 179, l.. o. o. F
met at the usual hour, 7 p. m, Feb
2Sth, 1920, H. F. Sparks, N. G. pre-
s ding, with a moderate attendance
Considerable routine business was
disr rosed of. More sick brothers
were reported than at any other meet
ing in the history of the lodge.
Bro. L. A. Copeland was reported
still improving. Bro. B. v. High
was reported seriously bad off. Bro.
A. c. Palk and family IRE improving
slowly. Bro. ID. c. Whitaker and
family are slowly improving Bro.
j. s. Stamps and family are ;mprov-
ing slowly. Bro. 7. M. Judd and fam
lily ire very bad off, Bro. Martin Far
ris and family are very bad Off Bro.
Harvey Chote very sick with the
flu Bro. B. H. Robinson is serious
ly bad off with the flu.
The committee reported that ac-
cording to the program and instruc-
tions of this lodge the matter Of
consolidation of the Algood Lodge
with this has been effected and there
is now no more Algood Lodge No.
SCI, their whole territory reverting
back to this lodge. Several of it's
members will join this lodge The
committee on hall procurement re-
ported temporary arrangements had
been rendered and accepted to meet
in the Masonic Hall until perma-
nent hall arrangement can be made.
The report was cepted and adopt
ed and March 1st was decided on as
a moving lay. The Masonic Lodges
have purchased the brick store
houses on the public square, of w.
D. Sloan, and have converted the up
per story into a lodge hall, which will
be used as such after the first of
March, 1920.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
CITY SCHOOL BOARD

The City Commissioners on Mon
day night reelected r. L. Farley as
a member of the city board of edu-
cation.
Judge d. L. Lansden having moved
to Nashville, W. M. Shanks was elec-
ted to succeed him as a member of
the board.
The city board of education, as at
present constituted, is composed Of
o. K Holiday, e. H. Boyd, H. s.
Hargis. R. L. Farley, DR. 2 L Shipley
and w. NJ Shanks.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
|. o. O. r. RESOLUTIONS

Whereas, Mrs. Martha Mccormick
Watson, wife of our brother, George
s. Watson and the mother of Bro. w.
o. Watson. died at her home in Cooke
willie, on February 1, 1920, after a
lingering illness.
Be it resolved by Mt. View Lodge
No. 179. I. o. o. F., of Cookeville,
that we extend to the bereaved fam
Dy our heartfelt sympathy.
A devoted wife and mother and
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04

consecrated Christian, her good in
fluence will continue to live and her
passing away will strengthen the
ties which bind her loved ones to the
home Eternal, where death and sep
aration from loved ones are known
no more forever.
Fraternally submitted: H. d.
Whitson, E. H. Boyd, w. H. Barr, D.
c. Cannon, A. N. Bowden, Committee
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04
PLEASANT HILL ACADEMY

The brightness and beauty of this
first day of March promises well for
the re-commencement of the term,
interrupted by the influenza. Pupils
have already begun to return, and
it is hoped that evening will see the
majority back in their places, ready
to begin school tomorrow.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-03-04

DR. W. C. Officer OF Monterey will
be at DR.. z. L. Shipley's Office oppo-
site the Federal building in Cooke
Vile, each Tuesday and Friday to do
eye, ear, nose and throat work. Of
fee hours z q. m to l D. m.-Advt.