Daily capital journal., July 31, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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HOFER BROS., pm and P'pgtet0'
B. HOFKR, Kdltor. A- F. HOFKH, Manager.
THR JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEORADHD LABOR.
RATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.
MIno eyes have seen tho glory of t)o coming of the Lord;
Ho 1b tramping out tho vintage whore tho grapes of wrath nrp Btored;
Sic hath loosed tho fateful lightning of Ills terrible swift Bword;
Ills truth is marching on.
Tt hnvo Been him in tho watchfireB of a hundred circling camps;
They Imvo bulldod him an altar in tho ovonlng dews nnd damps;
I can rend hla righteous nentcnco by the dim nnd flaring lamps.
IIIh day Ib marching on.
I huvo read a fiery gospel, writ In burnished rowB of Bteel:
"As yo deal with my contemners, bo with you my graco shall deal;
Let tho hero, born of woman, crush tho Borpcnt with his heel,
Blnco 0 od Is marching on."
Ho has sounded forth tho trumpet that shall never call rotreat;
He Ii sifting out tho hearts of mon boforo his Judgment seat;
Oh, be Hwlft, my boiiI, to answor him; bo Jubilant, my feet!
Our God la marching on.
In Uio bonuty of tho lllloa Christ was born ncroas tho sen,
With a glory In his bosom that transflguros you and me:
-Sjj ho died to mako mon holy, let us die to tnnko men freo
While God Is mnrchlng on.
-Julia Ward Howe.
PREPARING TI1KIH
After being compollod to burn upgrnnd pianos, Axmlnstor rugs nnd
blrdaoyo maple bedroom suits In ordor to hoop warm, us wo wero lod by
dispatches from tho northwest to bollovo' wnH tho cnao In tho Dnkotna
during a part of Inst wlntor, It would bo thought that EVERV NATIVE
IN THAT REGION WOl'LD HE MAKING AOTIVE PREPARATIONS,
WTCN WITH THE THERMOMETER REGISTERING 100 DEGREES
-WHERE THE SHADE WOULD RE IF THOSE STATES COULD ROAST
OF SUCH A LUXURY", for tho wlntor that thoro Is ovory reason to os-
Humo will arrive according to schedule during tho latter part of Novombor
Tor n long visit.
Inasmuch n It Iiuh npponrod with conaldoniblo rogularlty In that sec
tion of tho country for somo years, and no one who. passed through the
trying oxporloncos of tho onrllor wooks of tho prosont yonr enn Imvo nny
-special doHiro to duplicate thorn, tho oltlzons of tho northwost should bi
'looking for tholr coal Biipply with ono ,oyo whllo thoy watch tho wliant
orop with tlio other.
It scorns, howovor,- thnt tho rallrondB, which, rightly or wrongly, got
most of tho blnino for last wlntor's fuol fnmlno, nro laboring earnestly to
Induce tho local coal donlors to lay lit a supply of fuol now whllo thoro
Is yet time, without notnble BticcoHrf.
With a vlow to putting tho railroad right boforo tho country, thoro
Toro, tho general freight ngont of the Chicago, Mllwnukoo & St. Paul
Hallway says that "If tho proplo of tho two ttokotns and Mlnnoaotn
nutter liucniiHo of Bhortago of coal noxt winter, n thoy suffored In many
pnrtH of IhoHo atatoa last wlntor, thoy will hnvo tholr local coal dealers
nnd not tho rnllroadB to blnmo. The BnloBriion, with fow oxocptlons, have
thus far been iinnblo to Induco tho rotnll donlors In thoHo Btatos to lay In
nny Hup)llos for next wlntor. Tho Binnll doalors booiu doslrlous of hang
ing on to tholr money n fow months longer, or hope for lowor rntos on
vonl boforo thoy ronlly need tho fuol,"
THE TIME TO SHINGLE THE HOUSE IS NOT WHEN RAIN IS
POURING DOWN, nnd ir the Binnll donlora In tho northwoHt or tho con
TBiimorH of that pari of tho country UioiiihoIvob nro bo shortsighted that
they will not proparo for wlntor boforo It oomoa, ovon though urgod by
tho rnllrondB to do bo, it mny bo a llttlo dlllleult 'to work tho public Into
anything lllco n fronzy over Hid nillrondH which, with tholr onglnos stnll
rt In the snowdrifts, are unnblo to dollvor coal to thoso villagers who
wnko up some cold morning and find that thoy have miulo no proparatlon
for winter.
It Is curlnluly no greater hnrdahlp for tho coal denlor to lay In his
stork of winter goods In ths siimmar time than for the merohuut to do
tho snnio tiling, and It Is ns unjust to oxpuot railroads to iltllvor train
lunds of oonl to Hcores of vitiligos at ones on tho Ilrst cold tiny ns to e.
puut clothing fuctorlei to mnnufncluro nnd ship an ontlro Sanson's supply
of goods during a week or two.
If thsro Is n fuol famlno In the northwost this wlntar It will bo, ns ths
at. Paul's Ronswil freight agent Intlmutoi, entirely without oxqubo.
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TUHfJlTUSTION OF ORIUNTAI.S.
Tho Han Francisco Chronicle has tho following vary clour conunont on
tho Jap nnd oriental rauiM generally:
Secretary Straus did no moro than his duty whllo horo In Improving
nil aultnble oconalons to allay pnsslou, If any oxlated, In roforonco to tho
Mupstlnii of oriental Immigration, but in his ulliiHtons to tho Influx of
Japanoso Into Canada ho seoiuH o u io have lieon laboring under uu er
roneous Improsslnn.
lis kooiiih to bollovo that the sudden Increase of Jnpnuoso otulgrntlon
1o Cnundn Is due to a general demand for tholr labor to dovolop Canadian
vobouicoh and that they came In response to gonoral Canadian sontlmont.
11 till Information which comes to thla city Is not wrong, tho Jnpnnoio
nro flocking t,o Canada and Miulco In tho bollot thnt from there thoy can
vor easily snuigglo themselves Into this country, and that, as a matter
vf Inct, thoy are, to a great oxtent. accomplishing that purpose
There Is every reason to believe that wero It not for tho passport re
quirements, the volume of orlontnl omlgratlon would bo mainly dlroctod,
not to Canadian or M-xlcan porta, hut to tho port of 8an Francisco.
THE UHKI.1NG. ALSO, IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, DORS NOT IN ANY
ltKSPKCT IIIFFICU FROM THE FEELING IN CALIFORNIA.
THOSE IN NEED OF LABOR, AND ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO KM.
VI AW ON A LARGE SCALE, ARE ANXIOUS FOR ANV KIND OF LABOR
WHICH WILL DO THEIR WORK, AND DO NOT IN THE LEAST CON
SHIRK POSSIBLE I'UTURE ECONOMIC OR SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES.
Those who have labor tn sell oppose that kind of competition with
equal vigor, nnd those who nro not large employerB, nnd do not them
Hflve ilo manual labor upon tho whole the sanest ami wisest elements
In tiny community oppose such Imiiigrnllon from it lively sense and a
deadly fear of what It msy Involve In years to come.
And U Is thus ooHsldvrsUous which ought to determine the couwo of
Htnteviiieu st Wsshlustos sail atstoeuitit at Tokto.
There I not. ami never has been, suy feeling of hatred to jHimnose,
C- rwtns or Hindoos now in Mils couittty.
Oeenatatmlly asenults Uy hoodlums sre merely evidenoe that this, like
all oher cities. Is Infeetod by n low irsde criminal and semi-criminal
vlnsa.
lUit If there skouUl ever lie n return to the economic conditions of the
nineties, and If, meanwhile, oriental Immigration should continue unre
stricted, statesmen are Insane not to reoognlxo that nothing on onrth
oould prevent race riots oh a souls hitherto unprecedented in this or any
othor country.
Bttamon are also unworthy of tho prime- who refuse to rccognUo that
It Japanese Immigration U not restricted, Seorolary Straus or his suc
cessor will And, on visiting this stnto some years hence, conditions pre
vlse'y etjulvakuit to those which ho will tltnl when ho reaches Hawaii.
OrltMitlal nnd QooUtental olvllltatlons will not n&almllato, nnd the low
standard will drive out tho high standard.
THE JAPANESE ARE CAPABLE BUSINESS MEN, AND BEING
SUCH, THEY WILL NOT DO THE WORK WITHOUT OWNING THE
J.N'DUSTIUKS,
There U no passion In respect to tho present situation.
There is it possibility of very dangerous pasalou la the future.
DAILY OAl'f
OWN COAL FAMINE.
-, u, JOURNAL. HAWt ORKOON,
Intcrnrvtntloii of Drcnitif.
Now tho modern, diviners of
dreams take little or no rank as
prophets, but they claim that there
are no dreams however, trivial as to
contents, that are without signifi
cance. They employ neither the
symbolic nor tho cipher systems of
interpretation, but a method quite
their own, which mny bo called tho
analytic-synthetic. To them tho sub
conscious ego, out of which the
dream comes, is an infinitely vaster
personality than tho conscious ego,
and keen analysis of the compressed
conglomerate of a dream is .dlscov
ery, is a revelation of wishes, de
Blres, conflicts, tendencies, character
istics, hidden far down in tho Inmost
depths of the dreamer's individual
ity. These broken fragments of un
related experiences, woven by the
dreamer's fantasy into a sort of dra
matic unity, drift, Hko the ice-floe,
on that invisible Bea of personality.
Separatlvely piece by pleco the frag
ments aro studied, and their old mo
tivos, relations and associations
traced out. Each fragment la in it
self a condensation of somo outlived
experience. As tho paleontologist
reconstructs his hypothetical monster
from Its only remains,- a scale or a
footprint, so tho dronm-divlnor makes
his synthesis from tho vestige un
covered In the Btrata of dreams. Ho
examines tho apparent material of
tho dronm, hut ho must also follow
closoly nil clowa to tho latent ma
terial undorlylng It.
A curious nnd Intorostlng fnct o-
tnbliBhed by tho droam-nnalysls Is
that n largo proportion of dreams rep
rosont tho fulfillment of n wish or
deslro. This Is particularly truo of
chlldron, whoao droams aro of the
Bimpliost nnturc. Any ono may con
vince himself or this by a llttlo In
quiry. Thoro nro thirst droamB and
hiicer dronms, woalth dreams, fnmo
droaniB, and bo on through tho wholo
cntnloguo of mnn's doslros. Tho sick
dronm of honlth. tho unhappy ot
happiness, tho childless of children,
tho ponnlloss of goldon ducats, nnd In
hla wlntor nttlc In tho city tho poet
dronms of Bummer In tho country.
Tho dlscovory of tho deslro nt tho
bnBla of dreams Is not always easy,
for it may bo hidden from tho dronm-
0'' hlmBolf, nnd this Is a rlddlo thnt
tho now ornclcs onjoy solving.
When ono dronms thnt ho sees his
onomy lying dond boforo him, the
fundamental wish la clear. But when
ono dronms of tho death of a frlond
or rolntlvo, a paront or Bister, ho Is
horrified by tho dlvlnor's suggestion
that horo, too, a doslro lies hidden,
nlbelt probably aomo old long-for-gotton
Infnutile wish such aB children
ofton oxproas In Irritation. Such
nt lonst Is nn explanation which has
boon nuthorltntlvoly offorod, though
the wtitor fools that it la moro thnn
questionable. Common ns n wish la
sa nn Impetus to dreams, It la not a
coustHiit or Invariable factor. r.
Frederick Peterson In Harpur'a.
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The Doctor Away from Home When
Most Notilod.
Pooplo aro vory much disappoint
od to find that thMr family physician
to away from home whou thoy moat
nood hlB BorvlcoB. DlBoaaoa Hko cramp
collo and cholora morbus require
prompt trontmont, and hsvo In many
instances proveu fatal bofore modl
cino could be procured from or a
physician summoitoJ. Tho rlcht way
Is to kcp on hand a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholwa and
Diarrhoea Romedy No physician
can prescribe a better medloiM for
those diseases. By having It tn the
house you escApo much pain and
suffering and all risk. Buy It now;
it may save life. For sale by Dr.
Stone's Drue Store.
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HnlMili iiikI Ills Captive.
Rulsull, a man of about 43, hnnd
aomo nnd of good family, began hla
enreor of potty larceny nt 'JO, nnd
II mil tig It pay, detormluod to con
tinue It on n large Bcalo, For yoara
Your Indlo money will earn In
terest If deposited with ua, while
awaiting an opportunity for In
vestment. It can be withdraw u when
w'tinted.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
J. II. AIjUEIIT, PRESIDENT
K. M. CROISAN, V. PRESIDENT
JOS. II. ALBERT, CASHIER
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AVEDNKSDAY, JULY 81, 1007.
Feed Your Nerves
tt- rirh. ntiro. nourishing blood by
taking Hood'a SorsaparHls, and you
will bo freo from thoso spells of de
epalr, thoso Blecplcsa nights and anxious
days, thoso gloomy, deathlike feel tags,
thoao sudden starts nt mero nothings,
those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding
headaches. Hood'a Sarsaparllla has dono
this for many others - It will euro you.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
thiPtn known aaSarsatabs. lOOdoseall.
he was tho terror ot his district, some
If. hours from Tangier, and his
cattle-lifting and attacks on natives
went immune as he heavily bribed
the governor.
Ono day, however, he carried off
tho property of Europeans. Formal
complaint was made; ho was enticed
to Tangier on promise of being made
a sheikh, captured, and kept in pris
on nt Mogador for six years. In 1902
he was roleased and began his bri
gand career again. Ho gathered a
bnnd to himself, and in 1903 carried
off Mr. Hnrria tho Times correspond
ent. Not only did ho obtain a ran
som, but ho secured also tho release
of a number of his roscnlly compan
ions. Tho capture ot Mr. Pcrdlcarl3
and Mr. Vnrley followed next year,
and despito tho action of the Amerl
enn consul, who did not wish to rec
ognlzo brigandage, Itnlsuli again got
u ransom of 11,000.
Kald Muclonn is n Scotsman who
nmong othor things introduced tho
bitgplpos Into Morocco. Ho waa
knighted in 1901, when ho was In
London with tho Moorish envoys. He
has boon moro than 30 yoars in the
Sheroonflnn sorvlco. Ho wns a sub
altern in tho Sixty-ninth whon on 3
visit to Tangier ho was offered tho
post of mllltnry Instructor tn Moroc
co. London Mall.
Ho Fired tho Stick.
"I havo fired tho walking-Btlck
I've cnrrlod over 40 yoars, on account
of a Boro that roalatod ovory kind of
treatment, until I trlod Bucklon's
Arnica Salvo; -that has healed tho
aoro and rondo mo a happy man,"
writes John Garrett, of North Mills,
N. C. Guaranteed for Piles, Burns
etc., by J. C. Perry druggist. 2Cc.
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Falls from Bridge.
nichnrd Nelson, n greenhorn
Swede, employed on tho traction lino
brldgo nt Wllsonvllle, fell off tho
structure nt 9 o'clock, Mondny morn
ing nnd recolvod fatal Injuries. He
waa put on tho steamer Orogona to
he taken to a hospital in Portland,
but dlod whllo tho boat was In tho
lock nt West Oregon City nt 2:25
o'clook Mondny nftornoon. Tom
Simpson was accompanying tho un
fortunnto mun, nnd ho notlllod tha
corohor who had the reniRlns brought
to his ofllco.Orcgon City Star.
Long Live tho King!
Is tho populnr cry throughout Eu
ropoan countries; whllo In Amorlcn,
tho cry ot tho present day Is "Long
Llvo Dr. King's Nov Discovery, King
of Throat and Lung Romedloa!" of
which Mrs. Julia Ryder Pnlno, Tru
ro, Mass., says: "It novor falls to
giro lmmodlato roliof nnd to quickly
euro a cough or oolii." Mrs. Palno's
opinion is shnrod by a majority of
tho inhabitants of this country. Now
Dlscovory cures wea' lungs nnd sore
throats after all otler romedles hava
failed; and for coughs nnd colds
It's tho only stir? euro. Guaranteed
by J, C. Perry, druggist. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottlo froe.
For Sale.
At a bargain, the Candelarla Fruit
Farm, situated throo-fourths of a
mllo from tho southorn limits ot tho
city. One-half mile from electric
street cor lino. Ono ot tho
finest locations in Marlon county,
A splendid vlow ot tho beau
tiful Wlllamotto river, Polk county,
hills, citv of Dallas, Monmouth, In
dependenoo and city of Salem, state
fair grounds, capltol building, asy
lum, penitentiary, asylum farm,
muto school, reform school, Mts.
Jofforaon, Hood, Adams, Rainier and
St. Helens. A good crop now In tho
orchard, of chorrlee, Bartlett pears,
poachoa and Italian prunea. If sold
In tho next ton days tho crop will go
with tho sale. This year's crop will
more than pay tho Interest on the lu
votttuiont two years In advance.
J. G. WRIGHT.
7-2-lm Agent.
: Gold Dust Float
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i Made by THE BYDHEY FOW-
Made far family dm. Ask yonr
grocer for it. Brsa a&4 txerti '
m n mj m vm mmm
P. B. Wallace I
AGENT
tttittitiiinnmmitim
iiiiiiimniniiiiiiim
ji THE MAWanVji
' ' lake Snlcm n Good Home '. '.
'. i Market.
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SALE.M MARKET.
Local Wholesale Market.
Eggs 20c.
Butter 30c; fat, 28c.
Hens lie; young chickens, 12 c
Local wheat 75c.
Oats 33c.
Barley $21.
Flour Hard wheat, $5.00; valloy
$3,85 0 $4.00.
Mill food Bran, Jia.so; snorm,
$21. , ,
Hv Cheut. $8.50 9, and clo-
vor, $7.00 per ton; timothy, $11.00
gj$12.00 per ton.
Onions $4.00 per cwt; potatoes,
$1.00 por cwt.
Hops Choice. 10 lie; primo to
choice 8 9c; medium to primo,
83-
Chlttim bark 4 Vj 5 5c.
Wool 20 c.
Mohair 29c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $G.75.
Oranges $3 (3$4.
Lemons $0.00 $C50.
Retail Market.
Oats Whllo, $30; wheat, 90c por
bu.; rollod barloy, $27.
Eggs 25 c.
Iiuttor Country, 25c; crenmory,
35c.
Flour Valloy, $1.15 $1.20 per
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40.
Bran G5c por sack; $21 por ton.
Hny Timothy, 85c por cwt;
client, GOc; clovor, 50c por cwt.;
shorts, 95c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, Cc.
Cattle 1100 1200 lb atoors,
3'ic
Lighter stoors 334c.
Stock hogs 5 Cc.
Cowb and hoifers 900 1000 lb,
22-ic
Lambs 4c.
Veal Drossed, 5 7c.
Portland Wholesale Market.
Wheat Club, 83c; valloy, 80c;
blue stoni, 85c.
Oats Choico white, $25.
Mlllstuff Bran, $17.
Hay Timothy, $1C$18; alfalfa,
$13.
Vetch $8.50.
Poultry lions, 121,Ai3c; spring
chickons, 14 15c; drossed chickens,
llc highor than livo; duckp,
young, 10llc; plgoono, $1$1.25.
Pork Cost, 7 8c.
Lnmhs Spring, 99,c.
Mutton 7c.
Hops Choico, por pound, n7c
Hops Choiso, per pound, C71ic
Wool Valley, conrao to medium,
200 21c; oaatern Oregon, lC21c.
Tlieit Slu.'ll Tell Von.
'Tell mo," anld tho lovolorn youth,
"what's the best way to find out what
a woman thinks of you?"
"Marry her!" repllod Pockhnm
promptly. Phllndolphla Pross.
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A Memorable Day.
Ono of tho days wo remombor with
pleasure, ns well oa with profit to
our health on which wo bocamo nc-
qaulnted with Dr. King's Now Llfo
Plus, tho painless purifiers that
euro headacho and bllllouenoBB, nnd
keep the bowels right. 25c at J.C.
Perry's drug store.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Tlmo Card No. 48 Effective
Juno 10.
Townrd Portland Passenger.
No. 16 5:23 n. m., Oregon Ex-
prcsa.
No. 18 8:30 a. in., Cottago Groro
PaBsonger.
No. 124:25 p. m., Shasta Ex
press. No. 149:28 p. m., Portland Ex
press.
Toward Portland Freight.
No. 22210:56 a, m., departs
11:38 a. m., Portland Fast Freight.
No. 22610:40 a. m., departs
11:38 n. m., Way Freight.
Toward San Francisco Passenger
o. ix n;o3 a. m., Shasta Ex
press.
No. 176:42 p.m.. Cottaeo Orova
Passenger.
No. 159:56 p. m., California Ex
press.
No. 13 1:31 a, m.. San Francis
co Express,
Toward San Francisco Freight.
No. 2212:33 a. m.. San Fran
cisco Fast Freight.
No. 226ii:55 a m arrlvea
11:25.
WILLAYEOTB FRUTT
AND PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale dealari nnd mmmi.oin.
merchants. Cask paid for Batter,
Eggs, Poulkry, eta. W. . CaMlmga
ma O. A. Wltcratt, CotUe eloek, 8a
. Or.; J. a apleto, 8 UalM
AtMtte, Pokkad.
4-M-H-4-
officiaT
DIRECT0M
iimiiH
Wtrm.kt ..
Senator Chna wi Tl
Senator ,o 1
Portland.
Roprosontativo W n '
Representative W. s t,..
ten:
Stnto OfflcUi,,
uovornor, ueorgo E
Sorotary ot State, pfatT7
Stato Trcasuror, Georg,
oujiuuuwjuuem o p..,,
i r tr a, UQu
Attorney Gonoral. a u . i
Stnto Printer, W. 8. nm
State Labor CommiubJ
Hoff. i
Supremo Coart, ,
. uouiu, HODert8.Bi
Aoouuiuiu duauco, Fraair
ABsociaio justice, Robert
uommiBBioner8, f t j.
R. King.
Clerk, J. C. Morel&nd
Roportor, It. G. Morro?. 1
Bailiff, P. H. Raymont ,
circuit Judges, Geo. h
Salem; William Galloway
vino.
District Attorney, Joi.',
Nary, Salem.
Other Stnto OflkW
J. W. Bailey, Foodaniinil
missloner, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Game as J
warden, Cottago Grove,
Robt. C. Yenny, State Ki
cor, Portland.
fl
J. H. Lewis, Stato Enfr
lorn.
E. Glllingham, State LltnJ
lorn.
H. G. Van Dusen, State Pi
missionor, Astoria.
Chns. V. Galloway, St
Agent, Salem.
W. W. Elder, Coramanltfil
Home, Roseburg.
Marlon County Ofitt
John H. Scott, Couatyulll
Judge.
R. D. Allen, Clerk ot Cc
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Richardson, Tn
E. T. Moores, Superlsti
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor, i
B. B. Horrick, Jr., ivrm
J. O. Noodham,W.H.Ci:
misslonors.
A. M. Clough, Coroner,
D. G. Drnger, Recorder.
Salem City Offlcitk'
Geo. F. Rodgors, Major.'
W. A. Mooreo, Recorder m
Judgo.
D. W. Gibson, Marahal b
of Polico.
Frank Moroditli, City Trafi
A. O. Condit, City Attn
Jns. W. Martin, Street M
sloner.
John A. Dnrr, Chief of FLi
mont.
W. C. Smith, Health 051
City Standing Comaia
ChurcbllL I
Ordinances Greenbi'A
Goode.
Accounts and Current fm
Churchill. Rndcllff, Dayse.
Streots Downing, StoAtfl
Pnhlln Bulldinga StodtM
Ooanor.
Soworago, Stolr, Jacob, M
Plumbing Fraaer, DorAI
nor.
Firo and Water I'M
flnnito
Bridges Geaner, Chuw
or.
Health and Police El
Waldo.
Lights Goode, Haai. Oq
Prlntlnff Radcllff, W!
Public Parks Dayne, Gm
Rtnitftnn.
Boartl of Edsc
r ir. Crolsan. CbalrraiW
A A Tna U. C. W
Moores, 'w. P. Babcock, ,Vm
H. A. Johnson, Jr., J
j. M. Powers, City WV
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