AUTOMOBILES MAY
SAIL NORTH SIN6LY
New Ruling Allows Each to
Leave Seattle on First
Steamer.
Chicago, March 6—A now ruling
cablod from Paris gives tho American
automobile a chance to make a "run
away" after leaving Seattle, by sail
ing from there whether tho other
cars arrive in time to take the name
steamer for Valdoz or not.
Tho original schedule for the race
was timed to make all the cars meet
in Seattle to Hail north Marcli 8 at 10
o'clock a. m. on the steamer Sara
toga. Tho original understanding
was that all tho ears should go as far
as possible by March 0, then ship
by rail to Seattle, so as to sail to
gether on the 8th. Figuriug this way
the French aid German cars have
been lagging behind and taking tho
race easily.
Tho new ruling requires all tho
cars to proceed to San Francisco
under their own power, thence to
Seattle. If they fail to roach Seattle
by March 8 thoy are to take a later
boat. According to this each car
will go its own gsit by land and
water regardless of the others.
CRAWLS CARRYING
HIS SEVERED LEG
Vancouver, B. C. March tt—Carry
ing the Heverod fragment of a log
Daniel Stetson, u logger, crawled
two mil oh to the camp. By a hoavy
glancing blow of bin ax the limb wan
cut through below the knee until it
hold only by the flesh on one sido.
Stetson cut it off, tied up the stump
ho uh to check the flow of blood and
crawled home. He will probably
live.*
JEROME DENIES
CHARGES MADE
Albany, March 10—District Attor
ney Jeromo flled hiH answer today to
the ehargoH made against him by the
Now York Merchants' Assoeiation,
asking the governor to remove him
hocauHO of his failure to prosecute
certain cases of alleged law viola
tions. Jerome says he declined to
prosecute because ho was unable to
secure ovidonce sufficient to warrant
a conviction in a trial court.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
ELECTS OFFICERS
The tiro department Thursday night
oloctod the following ofllcors:--chief,
T. (J. Quinn; assistant, Honry Susse
dorf; socrctary. W. M. Finical; treas
urer, Ohris Ernst. The chiof will
appoint captains of companiOH.
The fire building in now complete
and additional furniture 1h on tho
way to Valdcz. Tho Mro fighting
equipment includOH everything nocos
Hary for a town several tlmoH larger
than Valdez. Tho lot and the recont
additions and improvementH to the
building cost nearly $4000.
Tho contribution of $1(100 which tho
department made toward the ad
ditions to the building were tho sub
ject of debate last night. Tho depart
mont boys want this placed to their
credit in some way and they appoint
ed a committed to see the city coun
cil and ask that the city guarantoo
medical attendance to any mombor
of tho department who may bo hurt
in fighting lire and about $12 a week
as compensation while ho Is disabled.
Thoy ask this us an offsot to thoir
$lrt(K) contribution. The money was
raised by tho department through
balls and othor public ontortainments.
8o Cruel To Dog»
M. I<. V. Smith, a well known Nome
mushor, familiarly known as "Hport,"
who is appearing in "Tho Alaskan"
In Han Francisco, was arrestod ro
cently and chargod with cruolty to
animals because ho had dogs har
nessed to a oled. Ho was acquitted,
after several Nome men had gono on
tho stand and testified that dogs
were used for pulling sleds by ovory
l>ody in Alaska and that the practice
was not by any moans cruel. Among
thoso prosont at tho trial wnro some
of tho mombors of tho A. R. Basket
ball team.
Fairbanks has a Hpanlsh-Amorican
war votorans' club. Tt also has a
curling club.
ASKS MONEY FOR
ALASKA INDIANS
House Committee Recom
mends Much Legislation
in Their Behalf.
Washington, March 0—Tho house
committeo on Indian affairs favors
making general tho law originally
onactod for tho Indian Territory gov
erning the disposition of lands allot
ted to tribal Indians. This would ox
tend it to the Indian aeservations of
Alaska.
The committee also aHkN for an in
crease in the appropriation for the
education of Alaska natives to $*250,
000, urges two additional superintend
ents, eleven more toaehers, live now
workshops, two sawmillH, sovural cold
storage plants and other equipment.
The bill also provides for an appro
priation of $-1000 to bo used in the
suppression of tho liquor traflic among
Alaska Indians.
SCHOONER WRECK
ON PENINSULA
Sun Francisco, March 5»—The cod
fish schooner Czarina reports the
schooner John P. Miller wrecked in
Pirate cov6, on the Alaska peninsula.
Twenty survivors are stranded on the
adjacent shore, and two have die
from exposure. The revenue cutter
McCulloch has been ordered to sail to
the rescue.
The news came overland to the
Czarina. The Miller's crew- were
trying to savo cargo.
SETTLE GOLDFIELO
MINERS' STRIKE
Ooldftold, Nov.March B—The West
ern Federation of Miners this morn
ing issued an official letter to the
striking miners telling them to go
back to work. The scale of wages
ofTorod by the operators after nego
tiations was accepted last night by
the federation officials.
REYNOLDS COMPANY
NAMES NEW BOARDj
(Kroin the Heattlv l'osl-Intclltgenfcr)
The stockholders of the Reynolds
Alaska Development Company, at
their meeting Tuesday in the Arcade
building, elected a new board of
trustees. II. I). Reynolds, organizer
of tho company, was eliminated from
the board. The now trustees arc Dr.
Horace E. Kistlor, Johnstown, Pa.;
John G. Brady, Sitka; A. E. Austin,
Now York; Omar J. Humphrey, Seat
tle; Charles H. Kingsbury, Worces
ter, Mass.; Edward T. Teters, Tipton,
Ind.; J. J. Blackmorc, Now York; H.
M. Coffin, Philadelphia; (). W. Cobb,
East Hampton, Mass.; Waldo S.
Burrows, St. Louis; I). B. Hawes,
Springfield, Mass.
Tho trustees will shortly elect offi
cers aiid arrange for placing tho
mortgage on tho assets of tho com
pany by which funds to pay creditors
will bo raised. The mortgage will bo
recorded at Valdoz, and a bond Issue
will bo floated.
One Bteer Diew In Transit
The recording angel of the Htcain
nhlp Northwestern cortiflcH to tho
death of ono uteer, consigned alive
with thirty othera to tho Tanana
range and market. Tho Hteer panned tho
hoalth oftleor nafoly at Boattlo hut
the nea voyage affected him pain
fully. The pangn of nml do mer wore
too acute for IiIh conHtltutlon and an
the vonsol hovo through tho narrowH
ho canhed hln time chock and laid
down to the nleep which will never
he broken hy drovor'H yoll or
butcher'h ax. Tho Htevodoren acted
aw undertaken* and
"Took him up oarolcHnly,
"IleartloHH and rough.
"Fanhlonod ho leanly,
"Old and ho tough."
A mlllHtone wan tied around bin
neck and he wbh eaHt. into tho Hca.
If anybody in Valder, in tho noxt few
dayn getn a ntenk which tantOH of the
nad, wait wave ho may Hay what he
liken about hln minpldonn.
Within the lant Ave monthn the
Ohiehagof Gold Mining Company,
operating on Ohlehagof Inland, ban
produced -MX) poundn of gold.
Camp No. 1 of tho Arctic Hrothor
hood Ih loeatod at Hkagway, and han
a<1opted ntrong rcHoluMonn agalnnt
location of eampn "below the line."
NAVAL SCANDAL
EXCITES BRITAIN
People Frantic Over Charge
of German Tampering
, With Officials.
London, March 7—The British pub
lic arc frantic over tho exposure to
day of an effort by tho CSerman gov
ernment to induce high officials in
the British government to curtail tho
British navy. A loud demand has
gone up for the production of alleged
lettei's from Fmporor William and for
the removal of officials involved. The
English press is inflammatorv in its
expressions upon the subject.
LIFE PRISONERS
ATTACK WARDEN
I)eor Lodge, Mont., March 9—Life
Prisoners George Buck and William
Hay oh were taken into the warden's
office Sunday morning to be repri
manded for a trivial offense. Both
pulled knives and Buck cut the throat
of Assistant Warden John Robinson,
who died in a few minutes. Hayes
cut the throat of Warden Frank Con
ley badly but Conley shot and
wounded both convicts and they
were rioi/.Gd by guards.
CHANCELLOR DAY
FACES CHARGES
New York, March 7—Charges were
preferred today against Chancellor
James It. Day ol Syracuse university
in the Methodist conference, of
which he is a member, alleging defa
mation of President Roosevelt. The
trial will be held next week at the
conference session.
GOES TO FAIRBANKS
EXPERIMENT STATION
J. W. Neal, who established the
government experimental station at
Copper Center and was in charge of
it until last fall, returned on the
Northwestern from a visit to the
states. Mrs. Neal accompanies him.
Neal has recently been appointed
to take charge of the Fairbanks sta
tion. The reservation was made in
1})()U and last summer about nine acres
wore cleared and plowed, which will
be seeded the coming season to many
new and hardy grains, grasses and
vegetables. About thirty varieties of
potatoes arc now stored in the Bam
part cellars and will be shipped to
the Fairbanks station as soon as nav
igation opens. Other seeds and a
full station equipment was shipped to
Fairbanks last summer.
Send Out Fur Circular
The McMillan Fur & Wool Com
pany, of Minneapolis, Minn., send
the Prospector a copy of their latest
circular. Their circular always con
tains down-to-date information about
furs, hides, pelts, wool and other
goods they handle. The quotations
are full and they claim they Intend
quote as high prices as the market
will warrant. They claim competi
tion is keen, and only by quoting high
prices can they expect to have the
good* shipped to them. They have
been established now for lit) years and
have the reputation of making quick
cash returns at full market prices.
Surplun Mall Rcachee Falrhnnka
Tho mirpluH miiil dispatched from
Valdesi to Fairbanks Fobruary 17
arrived at iIh destination Sunday
night, and tho fiooo pounds for point*
on the lower Yukon and tlio Howard
peninsula loft for Tan an a Tuesday
morning. Thl» 10,000 pound contract
is in addition to tho 1000 pound por
wook contract of Orr & Company,
and 1h largely tho result. of tlio work
of J. I*. Clnm, postmaster at Fair
banks.
Reynolds' Attorney Arrives
OharloH K. Ingersoll of Ketchikan,
attorney for H. I). Reynolds, came to
Valdoz on the Northwestern to soe
about. Nettling up the affairs of the
Reynolds companion, lie states that
everything will bo fixed up noon, and
he will oppoHo the bankruptcy pro
ceedlngn, which will probably i>e
taken up In court n^xt week.
Charles G. Oanty/was admitted to
tho bar by Judge field after an ex
amination bint w»>|'k by a committee
of lawyer« who rcmortcd that ho wa«
woll qualified to iJactice. Mr. (lanty
has been studying law In tho <»fllce of
Edmund Hmltn. j
TO INCREASE PHY
IN REGULAR ARMY
Bill Passes Giving Officers
Small Advance and Men
40 Per Cent.
Washington, March 7—The senate
panned the army and navy appropria
tion bill late yesterday afternoon.
The hill increases the pay of otllcors
r» to 20 per cunt and of enlisted men
10 per cent.
BEATSON MINE
OWNER IS DEAD
SeatMr, March 5)—News was re
ceived today of the death from hem
orrhage of the lungs at St. (loritz,
Switzerland, of Andrew Robertson,
principal owner of the Bonanza initio
on l.atouche island, Alaska. Hi* was
a cousin of A. K. Bcatson, manager
of the mint!, also a part owner. Mr.
Robertson was owner of one of the
big Now York hotels.
TO PAY $1000 FOR
SPECIAL DEPUTIES
Washington, March <» - in reply to a
request for information from Delegate
Cale t he depart inent of justice replies
that it will pay slooo toward the cost
of marshal's special assistants during
the recent distureances * incidcnt^to
the miners' strike in the Tanana'dis
trict of Alaska.
MAKING PROGRESS ON
FIDALGO BAY MINE
Charles Schlosser, discoverer of the
big copper deposit on Kidalgo bay,
now owned by the Kidalgo-Alaska
Copper Company, has returned from
a visit to the property. Development
work i.< steadify piogressing under
the direction of Superintendent C.
W. Harrington, and results thus far
obtained are highly encouraging.
It is the policy of (lie management to
block out large bodies of ore before
installing the necessary equipment
for shipping tin* product to the
smelter.
Faralloti Sails South
Strainer Inanition sailed for Seattle
by way of Juneau at lit o'clock a.m.
Monday. Among her passengers
were several witnesses for the de
fense in the llasey ease, and .1. V.
Ostrainier and Fred M Brown, attor
ney for the defense.
Sawmill For Copper Center
Patrick & Marshall are hauling in a
sawmill plant, to bo established at
("opper <'enter.
The recent shower of ashes which
covered Nome and the different parts
of the Seward peninsula, is said to
have been meteoric, and nol volcanic.
The AVtic whaling Meet captured
i>s bowhead whales during last sum
mer and fall.
Income Property For Sale
Offers will ho received by Mrs. Kate
Whito, (Inardian of the Flstate of
Albert White, for all or any pari of
Ileal Property in Valde/., Alaska,
owned by the Instate «»f Albert.White,
at 2-180 Union Ht. Han Francisco.
Terms if necessary.
Mm. Kate White,
(Inardian of the Mutate of
Albert White.
Notlcc toCrcditora
In the United Btates Commissioner's
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Valdost I'reeinet, in Probate.
In the Matter of the Mutate /
of
James W. (larrett, Deceased )
Notice in hereby given that the
undersigned, Ben ('. (lannam, wan on
the Nth day of Mareh 1008 appointed
administrator of the estate of Jamos
W. (larrett, deceased, by order of
naid eoiirt.
Notice Ih further hereby given that
nil portions having claims against
nald estate aro required to present
their claims, with proper vouchers,
within wix months from tin* date here
of to Hen C. Ilannam, administrator
of the estate of James W. Garrott,
tleceMod, :«i Vaido/#, Alaska, alms
homo therein.
Dated thin P2t.li day of March 1008.
Hen C. Ilannam,
Administrator of the estate of James
W. (larrett.
Date of Hr«t pnhlieatlon Mareh 12,
1908.
Dat/O of last, pnbileation April 0,1000
FRED M. BROWN
attohnky-at-la\v
Vai-dkz. Alaska
W. T. SCOTT
Attounry-At-Law
OftJce
Court House VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Membor of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
EITEl, BUILDING
SECOND AND IMKE
Skatti.k, Wash.
l)r. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
•Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
\EATTt
Twelve Stories
of Solid
Comfort
Rates $1.00
up
Savoy Hotel. Seattle, 2lt<l Ave., tk'ncca St.;
12 stones: tiro proof; nuieri'li', steel ivml niar
bio: in the most fashionable shopping <lts
trirt. Special larKe sample rooms for <llsplny;
Knclish urill: 210 rooms. 1:15 bat lis; barb'ei
-hop: library Most relliicil, modem linsterly j
in Seattle 'Itnssos- meet all trains ami boats |
,RKMODI$IyI$D.
SEATTLE
Nk\V MaNAOKMKNT l'oi'Ul.AU l'lUCKS
Ki'UOI'KAN l'l.AN CkNTUAI. LOCATION
Finest Cafe and Mar In The City
Wilson A: White Co., Props. Chas. Perry, M«r
Notice of Forfeiture
Vuldvi, Alaska, February l;f, pjp*
To (labilel AKpltui'l:
You nro hereby notIlic<l Unit there has been
expended ill the year 1007 in luhor and im
irovcinciits upon the Alice placer group of no
acres the sum of four hundred dollars ($100)
mid upon the Company Numbei Two KriMiimf
liio acres the sum of eight hundred dollars
(f.Hoo); liotli of said groups of claims being sit
11iited upon the middle fork of the Chcstoche
na river ill Chcsna mining district, Territory
of Alaska, the said Hums being tliu amount re
iiuired by the laws of United states governing
the location and holding of mining claims,
necessary to hold said groups of claims afore
said for i hu following calendar year, to wit;
t he year WON; the said work having been per
formed by your former eo partner in said
claims, W. A. (iilkey; and tnnt the said W. A.
fiilkey has since sold and transferred to the
undersigned, Wm. A. Seliroeder, Jesse li. (lur
vcraud James Garrett, all his right, title and
interest in and to said claims.
And unless within ninety davs after the
completion of the publichtion of this notiee.
towit; within ninety days after the I lib day of
May I'.hih, you contribute your proportion of
sueli 11 ii ii nn I assessment work, to wit; the miiji
of one hundred dollars (|HKI) for the said Alice
group of claims, and one hundred dollars
($100) for the said Company Number Two group
of claims, your interest In'said claims and all
of them, will be forfeited to and become the
property of your present co-owners,aforesaid.
Win. A. Sehrocder
Jesse II. (Sarvcr
J nines Garrett
Summons For Publication
IN TilK DNITKD STATKH DISTRICT COI'KT
roil TIIK TKKHITOUY OK ALASKA.
TillICI> JUDICIAL DIVISION
Itusscll IH. Itatcs, I'laintlff, >
Versus
Kli/abcth J. Hates, Defendant, >
To Kll/abeth J. Hates, the above-liauied de
fendant ;
You are hereby required to appear iu the
District Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Judicial Division, at Valdcz, within
thirty days after the completion of the publi
cation of this summons, to-wit, within thirty
days after t he 11th day of April 1!>0K, and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff Hied iu this
action, or judgment will he taken against you
in dc'ault of such answer in accordance with
the prayer of the plaintiff iu his said com
plaint.
This action Is brought against yon. the said
defendant, by the plaintiff, to obtain a de
cree of divorce dissolving the marriage rela
tion* heretofore existing between you and
said plaintiff.
An order for publication of summons in Olf
action was made by lion. Silas II. Keid, judge
of said couit. in open court oil the 7th day of
January l'.KW.
Witness the Honorable Slla< If Held, lodge |
of M»hl court, this 7th day of January HKM, and i
of tlie independence of the United States the'
one hundred and thirty-second,
Kdward J Slier,
Clerk cf the District Court for
the Territory of Alnska. Third
Division.
Ily K. A Henderson,
Deputy Clerk
Date of first Publication February 27, MOW.
Date of last, Publication April II, imm.
HOMMONH FOR 1'lUtJ.ICATION.
Iii the I'liltod Htates District Court for the
Territory of Ala#ka, Third .1 u«lI Division
LeKoy V. Ray, I'lnlntlff, •
vs {
ilerlrude I! Ray, Defendant. >
The Pronldcnl of the United Mate* of America,
<ircetlt»K '■
To the above named defendant:
You lire hereby required to appear in (lie
District Court for the Territory of Atapkn.
Third Division, nt Valde/, within thirty day*
after the completion of the nubllcatloii of this
summon*; towlt. within thirty days after the
Sflth ilny of March 1908, and aiinwer I ho coin
plaint of the i'lnlntlff tiled In sold action, or
judgment will be taken against yon In defnult
of such answer In accordance with tin1 prayer
nf plaintiff In Ills said complaint
The aald action I* brnufcfit against you, the
snld defendant, bv the plaintiff to obtain a
decree of divorce (llMotvluK the marriage rela
tlon heretofore and now existing between you
and an Id plaintiff.
An order for publication of numnioiiti In thin
Mellon wni* uinde by the Hon. Milan II. Held,
Judge of nftld court, in open court on the Hth
day of February, 190S.
WltnenK the Honorable Hlla* II. Held. fudge
of said Court, till* llth «!■¥ of February lflt»t,
nnd of the Independence of the United Htatc*
the one hundred and thirty aocotid.
reward J. Htler,
ci»rk of the District Court. for tho feril
torv of Alaska, Third IMvlxloii.
IIjr F.. A. Ilciideraon,
Deputy Clerk
Flrat publication, February lit, 1110*.
I.aat publication, March jr., I'm*.
Wo can fnrnlnh moat. Hklllful Japan*
ono help, f'loftwo wrlio or call. V. O.
BOX 2X2. Old JaimnoRo cabin, noxt,
door to Mr. lfazofot'ti olfloo.
j C. B. OverhiHttr Chun. Co we 11
! COPPER CENTER CLUB
I (J. B. Ovkkiiihkh A Co Props.
Pine Wines, Jyiquors and Cigars.
Everything First Clasa
and Up-to-Date.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA
C. C. tfudolpb
I'HONIi NO. 3
DEALER IN
Doors, Windows, Builders' Hard
ware, Mouldings and Finishings.
Tar, P. & B. and Build
ing Paper.
PAINTS OILS GLASS
D. BERGMAN 8c CO.
Kmtaiu.isiiki* 1M>7
Sr. Pati., Minn.
l.AHt.l>T Dkai.khs is tiik Noktiiwrrt in
RAW FURS
s 1»i|• Direct I" I's. Write for Price 1.1st
Ellamar
Mining
Companv
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellntuar. Alafikn
HOTEL DILLER.
11 vaili 11 ui t If rs for Valilez people. 120 rooms
KiiU's .'>o eolith, $1 Hint 11..Vl per <luy. KlrstelHRS
Restaurant in eoiineetion. Free lius. Oppoxlte
I'. H. I'ontolliee.
< 'us. Kir.-t A v. A I * ii I vi?r»l| y >1.. HKATTI.K
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. G. POTTS, Prop.
Kuropraii I 'In ii . Iteinnilelleil ii i id Newly Fur
iii>li>'<I I'eli-plioiics In Kuril Itooin. (T. ft. I*. ().
in ItnlldiiiK, Hot ami <'olil Water. Hntes Me
1st AVK.fc I'NIVKIISITY ST. Seattle
If you di-Hire write or ship to
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
1407 Lanoi.ky St., Victoria. B. C.
Cllltcd Stales of Amcrlcn, t'nited Stales l»ls
Irlct Court, District of Alaska, Tliinl Divis
ion, Fncllie Court District.
John T. Itiee, }
I'laliillff
vs.
Mm M. h. Ilcsand Alaska \
Wilier. bight ami Teh'- j
I<I1<111<* Company,
Defendant* j
'I'lic President of the I * i» 11 <•<! Sintcsof America,
greeting:
To tin' above-named defendant. Idn M. K
lies:
You lire hereby required lo appear in the
Dulled States District Court, ill ami for the
District of Alaska, Tilird Division, within
thirty <lliy» after the day of Hcrvieo of Oils
summons ii| on you, and answer llie complaint
of the above named |ilalniiff, a cony of which
<*<>iiiplattiI is hercw itli delivered t<i you; and
unless you so appear and answer, li e plaintiff
will aiiplv to the Court for the relief demanded
III sal'l coiiiiittiiiil. Tills notion is brought to
determine (lie title and right to possession of
the waters ol Solomon gulch, at the Full*
thereof, nil Vnldcz hay, Alaska, and damages
in llie sum ol fi.ooo for the wrongful diversion
thereof. The order for publication of this
summons Is dated February I. Dhin, and you
are reutilred to answer the complaint within
sixty days after thla summon' has been pub
lished six successive weeks.
Witness, the Hon. lames Wlckers'iam. Judge
(if said Court. thltcMUh day of December, In the
veai ol our I,onl on.' tlnniMind nine hundred
and seven, and of our independence the one
hundred and second
Kdward J. Utter.
Clerk.
(Seal) Hy K. A. Henderson,
Deputy Clerk
.lolin A. Carson and F. M. Ilrown,
Attorney* for I'lalnllff.
First publication, Feb. III. Unix
l.asl publication, March 2ft, l!H*H.
Ordinance No. 50.
An Ordinance itcrMiik tin* ofll o of Ktlffltieer
of the I Irr Department of Valde*, fixing III*
*atary and dcilniiiK IiIm dtitles.
lie || ordnlncil hvthe Common Council of the
Tow n of Valdef. Alit*ka:
Hoc. I The iifflr* of engineer nl the Ktrc
department of Ynldez t» hereby created.
Hit. i. Vomt» kiiIiiiIiIp |<Cf*oit holding a
MtntloMAi y engineer'* I lectin*, »lmll he appoint
r<I iiv (He Council lo mild office, and nhall hohl
lit* ofllco for Hi«' tetm nl mil' your; tint inay he
removed nl any Mini' at Ipleantire of Ihc
Council. •*
Hee. ;» III* nalnry Mlinll (fl'mi) one hun
dred and filly ilojlnrn. pit month
Her. I II hIiuII »«• hi* duty to remain nl the
lire holme at nil lline*, keen fire* find look
after tliollre engine* mnl all lire apparatus,
cArtn and hove, and kee|> «ame In a fit anil
proper manner for Immediate nto, and nhall
perforin all inch other dntle* a* he may tie
directed to hy the Thief of the Valde* Fire
Department.
Hoc. r». Thin ordinance nhall take effect
and be In force, front and after It* pannage,
approval and publication
Approved March?, I WW.
Attent: T. (I. (Jt'iMtf, Mayor.
W. It. OfiriTi Town clerk.