FACTIONS FIGHT IN
STATE CONVENTION
Tennessee Republicans Ar
gue With Hatchets, Pis
tols and Fists.
Nashville, March 27—Pistols, hatch
eta and lists wore omployod by dele
gateH in the Tennessee republican
state convention today in the light
for control between the factions head
ed by Congressman Brownlow and
Henry Clay Fvans, ex-commissioner
of pensions and ex-congressman. It
was tho'florcost political coijvontion
battle in the history of the state and
many delegates suffered considerable
personal damage. Chairman Newell
Sanders had both eyes blackened and
his head cut. The Brownlow faction
won.
POLICE DOG GETS
RUNNING BURGLAR
New York, March 27—The police
dog Dona made the Ilrst arrest by
any of the corps of animals recently
added to the city police force. The
dog tripped an escaping burglar last
night and held him until an oflleer
arrived.
INDIANA AND IOWA
IN BRYAN COLUMN
Indianapolis, March 28—The Indi
ana democrats indorsed Bryan for
president in state convention today
and the state delegation will support
him at Denver.
Thomas Marshall of Columbia was
nominated for governor. The plat
form demands that articles controlled
by trusts be placed on the free list,
favors a tariff for revenue only, pos
tal savings bank, government regula
tion of banks, the abolition of favor
itism in the division of government
funds deposited in the banks, and an
income tax.
Iowa For Bryan
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March 28—The
democrats state convention is in ses
sion here. The Bryan element con
trols and will send a delegation to the
national convention pledged to him
for the presidential nomination.
NORTH POLE MOVING
AWAY FROM AMERICA
Victoria, B. C., March 30—Moses
C. Ottwortli, u scientist, has i)oon
gathering information in Alaska and
British Yukon which he claims shown
that the north pole is changing its
base, and as a consequence America
is growing warmer and Hiheria colder.
FAIRBANKS IS GIVEN
SUPPORT OF INDIANA
Indianapolis, April t—Vice-Presi
dent Fairbanks was today given the
endorsement of the Republicans of
bin own state at the state conven
tion held here. The convention was
onthnsastie and every mention of the
"Favorite Hon" was received with
much acclaim.
Kxploaivea Found In Snloona.
Kight aticksof dynamite were found
in one naloon and a box containing
a hundred eapn wore diHeovored in
another, on Wodnoaday night, lawt.
In both placea tho oxploHlvcn wore
placed in the toll eta. Tho dynamite
wftH wrapped in a towel, whilo tho
eapa had boon dumpod loosoly.
Whether th0H0 dangcroiiH oombuatl
bloH were put In thoHO hounoH by de
algn on tho part, of Home one who had
4 fancied grievance and wIioho nerve
failed him at the lawt. moment, or
whothor they wore dlaearded by Home
one who wbh tired of carrying them
around longer, in not known. Tho
former theory Ih the more probable
one. Tho ofllcern are invcHtigating
the matter.
Moofie f/odge Kl^ctH Oflietra
The Moose lodge elected the ofll
oera, to aervo for the cunning term,
at a meeting laHt night: Hilling
Hplrlt, W. It. Whlttleaey! tenaa chief,
John Carroll; Hpirit of tho wlndn, (].
A. Candlar; keeper of tho wawa, P.
H. Hunt; guard of the ctniyon, If. O.
Do Lyon; trail gnlde, II. Cockorillo.
FOURTH DIVISION
BILL WILL PASS
Marshal Shoup Returns
From Washington With
Time-worn Assurance.
Seattle, March 27—The bill creating
a Fourth judicial division in Alaska
will pass congress at this session, ac
cording to Marshal Shoup of tho First
Alaska division, who arrived in Se
attle last night from Washington, lie
siiys also that C. 1). Murane of Nome
is seeking the judgeship of the new
division.
Before Shoup left Washington lie
was told by Delegate (.'ale that the
latter would not he a candidate for
re-election.
NOME FIGHT ON
JOHN W. CORSON
Seattle, March '28—John W. Corson
protests against admitting tho dele
gation elected from Nome to the
Ketchikan regublican convention by
the caucus of which John Sundback
was chairman. Corson . claims the
caucus was irregular. The delegat ion
is understood to be opposed toCoison
for delegate to congress.
KAISER REFUSES
TD RECEIVE HILL
Washington, March 27—Germany
rofuses to accept Dr. David Jayne
Hill_as embassador from the United
States. It is stated liere in'diplomatic
circles that the kaiser declines to re
ceivo Dr, Hill because of a feeling
that Hill snubbed the kaiser's brother,
Prince Henry, when the prince was
visiting America a few years ago.
Hill Will Succeed Tower.
Washington, D. C., March 31—Des
pite reports to the contrary it is prac
tically determined that Charlemagne
Tower will retire as embassador to
Germany and that he will be succeed
ed by David Jayne Hill.
TO CROSS ATLANTIC
IN 24-FOOT YACHT
Now York, March 28—Curl I)o
I'eliggio will Hail from Now York
July 1 in a 24-foot yaoht to crown the
Atlantic to CJonoa, Italy.
JamcH O'Rourke, of Nome, through
the Nugget, challenges any man in
the country to race him for any dis
tance from 5 miloH to 100 miles, for
$500.00. The conditlonH are that the
competitor must he 50 years of age
or more. O'Rourke has himself
reached the half-century mark, and
has no doubt that lie can outpace any
lad of equal age in the country.
IRELAND IS STILL
AFTER HOME RULE
London, April 1—Determined to
leave nothing undone toward obtain
ing home rule for Ireland, John Red
mond yesterday introduced into the
house of commons* a bill having that
effect as its pnrpoHC. Iledmond has
declared that ho will at least place
every member of the house on record
as to his position on the question.
TrnttBportation Men Go Inaide
A party of eight employes of the
Northern Navigation Company left
Valdoz. at 1 o'clock this afternoon for
Tanana where they will remain dur
ing the sunimor, The men came up
on the Northwestern and went in on
a special stage of the Orr lino. In
charge of T. L. Murphy the men are;
J. C. Hyde, J. L. Thomas, J. N.
I«ong, C. J. W. James, R. Anderson,
A. Duncan, J. W. Haker.
Captain John Truebridgo and chief
engineer OUh Doe, of tho Htoiimor
NorthwoHtern will make tho final in
Hpectlon on behalf of the government
of the launeh Lieut, DonaldHon, built
by W. M. MeCarty, and Hold lo the
government. to ply between Valdez
and Fort Ll^cum.
Who Known Martin Dahl?
Anyone knowing the wheroaboufw
of Martin I)ahl, lant heard from In
Valdez, will confer a favor by notify
ing hi* brother, John Dahl, of Fair
banks
ILLINOIS ELECTS
GANNON DELEGATES
Platform of Republican State
Convention for Tariff
Revision.
Springfield, 111., March27—The Illi
nois republican ski to convention will
elect Senators Culloin and Hopkins,
Governor Deneen and Mayor Busse
of Chicago, delegates at large to the
national convention. Speaker iiannon
wiil be indorsed for the presidency.
The platform will favor a readjust
ment of the taritl. The convention
met at noon yesterday and the per
manent organization was completed
this morning. A state ticket will be
nominated.
NO MORE HELP
FOB REED SHOT
Washington, March 30—Senators
who voted to allow Senator Reed
Smoot, the Mormon apostle from
Utah, to retain his seat in the senate
notified him today that they will be
unable to extend him any aid if he
seeks re-election, because of the
campaign against him by the women
of the United States.
BRYAN EXPECTS AID
FROM REPUBLICANS
Great Leader Tell Followers
to Adopt Platform Ap
pealing to Opposition.
Kansas City, April 1—William Jen
nings Bryan yesterday during an ad
dress delivered before a large assem
bly urged t he Democrats to formulate
a platform that will, in its principles,
appeal to Republican voters. He de
clared that such a course means
victory for the Burbons at the
coming election as the people are
| becoming tired of the present at
titude of the Republicans.
CHAMPION SLEEPER IS
AWAKE A FEw MINUTES
Los Angeles. March 31—Beulah
Hawkins, the woman who has estab
lished a record for long sleep, awoke
for a few minutes yesterday. She
was, however, unable to talk but ap
parently knew what was going on
about her. After a short interval she
closed her eyes and started in on her
fifty-eighth day of slumber.
DRUGGIST SELLS LIQUOR
HIS STORE DESTROYED
Central Point, Ind., April 1—Be
cause a druggist having a store in the j
Mader block persisted in running a
blind pig. the building is a mass of'
ruins. Dynamite used last night, en
compassed the destruction and blood
hounds are being used in an effort to
capture the perpetrators of the act.'
It. is believed that, persons active in
the cause of prohibition arc responsi
ble.
High Honor for Stevens.
Tokio, April 1—The order of the!
Grand Kining Hun, (In* highest in the
power of the Mikado to be»tow IisihI
been conferred upon Judge I). W. I
HteveiiH, the rcproHcutativc of tbo
JapanoHe Km pi re in Korea, who wan
made tho victim of an attempted »h
HaHHination in Han KranoiaeoMarch23.
Htovon'H aHHallanta were Koreans!
who were prompted in their attempt
on IiIh life l»y tin? heltef that he wan
an enemy to their country.
Teutonic BhrewdnettH
Thv> Htolid German Iwi't ho alow
after all. Ho knowa a good thing
when he hcch it. Ho knowH copper
iH cheaper than it in going to be again
in along time, ho lie Ih laying in a
HUpply. Not for ten montha pant.
liavoHaleH of copper been an heavy an
during February. Hetwoen February
1 Ht. and 21th it Ih CHtlmated that 55,
000,000 pounds were Hold by the lend
ing nalcH agentH. Germany waw ono
of the heaviest buy era.--Mining
Science.
(!. K. Ilnmmond, who ban been in
charge of the Seattle office for the
employment of Htrlko-broakerH for
tho Tanana district, came up on the
Northwestern.
CONGRESSMAN HAS
FIGHT WITH NEGRO
|
Heflin of Alabama Shoots
African and Second Bui- i
let Hits White Man.
Washington. March :tO—Congress
man Heflin of Alabama on It is way ;
yesterday to an Episcopal church to |
deliver a lecture hoarded a street car
ami as he assented 11*** platform a.
negro named Thomas l.umhy stood |
in his way drinking from a whisky i
bottle. Heflin remonstrated with the
man for his actions and the negro
cursed him. Heflin then drew a re
volver and fired, the first shot strik
ing the negro in I he head and a sec
ond shot struck Thomas Met'reery, a
while man. Heflin was arrested lint
was released on $">000 hail.
TWO GUNBOATS !
SENT TO HAYTI
Washington, March '2S The state
department is disgusted wit h the news
of the situation in llnyti and at tliej
request of Secretary Hoot the gun-!
boats Marietta and l'adiieah were;
ordered today to the island t<i join
the cruiser l>es Moines thereto en
force" order.
MAN KILLED BY
FALL FROM SLEDl
Kaina, March 2S—Otto Kitschy was
accidentia killed live miles north t»t" !
Saina this morning by a fall resulting!
from his sled going into a chuck hole, j
The body was taken to Heaver Hum. j
Broke Neck Or Spine
Heaver Dam, March Jtt) Judge
lteid's party pass< d Heaver Dam j
Saturday afternoon and Dr. Hurton
examined the corpse of Ofto 11 use
by, the man who was killed by falling
from a sled the day before. Dr.
Hurton stated that the neck or spine
of the man was broken. Judge Kcid
requested that if possible a Yaldey,
physician examine the body.
TORPEDO BOAT IS HIT
BY SHELL IN PRACTICE
Pensacola, Fla., March .'51 — The
torpedo boat. Hlakeley was struck
and badly injured by a shell during
(argot practice olT here yesterday.
INDIAN VILLAGE IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Vancouver, 11. (!., April 1—The ln-j
dian villiage of Seehelt, located about
one hundred miles north of here was, !
two days ago, destroyed by lire, ac
cording to advices just received. 11 is I
reported that considerable money
in the form of currency was destroy
ed.
The messenger bringing tin. news
sta'cd that many familicH have been
made destitute by the lire and a re- |
lief expedition bearing food and
clothing has been sent to the villiagc.
Income Property For Sale
Offers will he received by Mis. Kale j
White, (luardian of I lie Kstatc of,
Albert White, for all or any part, of i
Ileal Property in Valde/,, Alaska,
owned by the Kstateof Albert White, j
at. SMHO Union SI. San Francisco,
Terms if necessary.
Mrs. Kate White,
(luardian of the F.slale of
Albert While.
Notice to Creditors
In tlio United States Commissioner's
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Valdez, Precinct, in I'robate.
In the Matter <»f the Kstate i
of
Jatnea W. (larrett, Deceased '
Notice is hereby v<»u t hat I lie
undersigned, Hen ('. Ilannam, wan on
the fit h day of March I'.him appointed
administrator of the estate of .lames
W. (larrett, deceased, by order of
waid court.
Notice is further hereby given that
all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
their claims, with proper votichers,
within six months from tin' date here
of to Hen ('. Hannain, administrator
of the estate of James W. (larrett,
deceased, at. Vahle/,, Alaska, at his
homo therein.
Dated this 12th day of March l!H>8.
Hen C. Ilannam,
Administrator of the estate of James
W. Garrett.
Dale of first publication March l'2,
Date of last publication April O.HMis
FRED M. BROWN
ATTOKNKY AT-I.AW
Valdkz, Ai.anka
W. T. SCOTT
Attohnby~At-Law
Oilice
Court House VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Couusellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska liar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
E1TEL UL'ILDIKO
SECOND AND PIKE
Skatti.k, Wash.
Dr. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
Twelve Stories
of Solid
Comfort
Rates $1.00
up
i; 210 rooms. i! i:v» imilis. 11 Absolutely tin*
proof. 11 Knglish grill. 11 Building is of' con
crete, steel mid marble. 11 hicAtcil in the
must fashionable shopping district. T Sjiecial
largo sample rooms (or display. 1i Mlnur;
iiiul boom! mai;axlitcs in reading room f Our
'Hiisms meet nil trmiis and bouts.
,RFMOI>FIyFD.
SEATTLE
NkW M ANACKM KNT I'oPUI.AK I'ltlCKS
lCfltOI'KAN 1*1.AN CKXTUAL LOCATION
Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
WIImiii White Co., Props. ( litis. Perry, Mgr.
Notice of Forfeiture
Valdez, Alaska, February 1:>, PA'S
To (oibrlel Asplami:
Yon arc hereby notHicd that there has hern
e\|ieiiileil in the year l'.H>7 in lahor ami tin
i>n >v cine n Is ii i>oii the A lice placer group of ho
acres the sum of four lininlrcil itnilars ($100)
ami upon the Company Numhel Two group of
li.o aeres the sum of eight liunilrcil dollars
(?soo); lioth of said groups of claims being sit
uateil upon the middle fork of the Chestoche
mi river in Chesnti mining district, Territory
of Alaska, tlie said sums being the amount re
• inireil by the laws of I'lilletl States governing
the location mnl holding of mining claims,
necessary to hold saiil groups of claims aforc
sniil (or the following calendar year, to wit;
t he year P.N#*; the sai.l work having been per
formed by your former co partner ill siiiil
claims, W. A. *>11 key: ami Hint the said W. A. j
liilkcy has since sold and transferred to the
undersigned, Win. A. Schrneder, Jesse B.Our
vi'i and .failles idirreli, nil Ills right, title and
interest in and to said claims.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion of the puhliciitioti oi this notice,
tow it; within ninety days after the 11th day of
Miiv P.N IS, you coiitrihute your proportion of
sucli annual asse-sinent work, to wit; the sum
of one hundred dollars ($100) for the said A lice
group of claims, and one hundred dollars
($100) for lhe said Coinpany Number Two group
of claims, your interest ill said claims ami all
of them, w ill he forfeited to and become the
property ol your present co-owners,aforesaid.
Win. A. Schroedcr
Jesse H. (inrver
James (iarrett
Summons For Publication
IN TIIK l'NITKl> STATUS DISTRICT COl'KT
fok tiik TKUitrroiiY ok alaska,
TillKI> JUDICIAL DIVISION
Itnsscll i^. Hales, l'laintlff, i
Versus >
Klixabelh J. Hates, Defendant, )
To Klixiibeth J. Hates, the above-named de
fendant :
You are hereby required to appear in the
District Court fot the Territory of Alaska,
Third Judicial Division, at Valilcz, within
thirty days after the completion of the publi
cation of'thls summons, to-wit, within thirty
days after the lltli day of April l'.NW, and an
sw'cr the coinplalut of the plaintiff filed in this
action, or Judgment will betaken against you
in default of such answer in accordance with
tlie prayer id the plaintiff in his said coin
plaint.
This action is brought against you, the said
defendant, by the plaintiff, to obtain a de
er divorce dissolving the marriage rela
tions heretofore existing between yon and
mi Id plaintiff.
A u order for publication of summons in t hI -
action was made by Hon. Silas If. Iteid, judge
of said court, In open court on t he 7th ilay of
January Phis.
Witness the Honorable Silas II. Held, Judge
of said court, this 7th day of January l!Nis, and
of I he Independence of the ('tilted States the
one hundred and thirty-second,
Kdward J. Htlcr,
Clerk cf the District Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Third
Division,
By K. A. Henderson,
Deputy Clerk
Date of first Publication February 27, P.K#*.
Date of last, Publication April II, 11N#t.
HllMMONH KOH I'l'llMOATION.
In (lie I'lilted Htntcx District Court (or the
Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial I>1 vImIf>11.
1,1'Hny V. ituv, riitiniirr. >
VX S
• icrtrude II. Itny, Defendant. >
The President ol tin* United Htntcx of America,
<; reeling •
To tliu above tunned defendant:
You nre hereby required to appear In tlic '
Dl«tncl Court (or (lie Territory of Alaska,
Third Dlvlxlon. nt Vntitcz, within thirty days •
tiller the completion of I lie publication of this
summons; towlt. within thirty Onyx after the
fl'dh diiy of March WOS, and answer the coin
idninl of the i>ln I nt I ff tiled in nab! action, or
JikIriikmit will tie 11*k<• ii ngiifnM you In default
of such nnswer In accord mice with the prayer
of |>l 111111 irr In hlx snhl complaint.
The said action I* brought against you. (lie 1
vnI<1 defendant. hv the |>ln1111iff to ohtnlu n
decree of dlvorro dissolving the tnitfrliigo rein- '
(if»ii heretofore and now existing between y<Mi
utiii said i>in 1111(rr
An order (or publication of xittiiuionx In this
net Ion was made )>y the Ifoti. Hllax II, Reld,
judge of said court, in open court on the nth
ilny of February, 1908.
witness the Honorable Alias II. Uehl, Judge [
Ol xnld Cotlfti thlx lltli day o( Kchruar y IMB, 1
and of the Indonendcnco of the united DUlei I
the one hundred nud thirty sccond.
Kd ward J, Htler,
clerk of the District Court, for the terri
tory of Alnxkn, Third Division.
Ily K. A. Henderson.
Ix-tuity Clerk.
First t>ul>l ifo t if hi , February la. tw.
I,n*t |>uhllealloii, Mnreh 'H>, 1908.
Wo can furnlHh m<>Ht nkillful .Innan
CHe help. IMi'ftwo write or mil. r. ().
BOX 383. Old JftPHMNt OftMII, next
door to Mr. lluefot'i office.
C» B. OverliisOr Chun. Co wall
COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. B. Ovkkhiskh & Co Props.
Pine Wineo, liquors and Cigars
Everything First Class
and Up-to-Date.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA
C. C. Rudolph
PHONE NO. 3
DEALER IN
Doors, Windows, Builders' Hard
ware, Mouldings and Finishings.
Tar, F. & B. and Build
ing Paper.
PAINTS OILS GLASS
D. BERGMAN 8c CO.
KsTAIII.ISIIKII 18117
St. I'm-i., Minn.
I.AIMiKsT DKAI.KKK IN THK NoKTIIWKM IN
RAW FURS
Ship Plrcct to I s. Write fur Price List.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska
HOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters (or Yalilez people. 120 rooms
Kates fit! routs, $1 ami |l.;'>tl |ier day. Hr.ntelam
Kestaurniit in connection. Free litis. Opposite
1'. H. I'ostotliee.
Cos. First Av. A: Ciiiverslty st.. 8KATTI.K
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. G. POTTS, Prop.
Kuropean I'ian, Kemoilelleil ami Newly Fur
nished. Telephones 111 Kai-h Itoom. U.S.P.O.
ill lluililliiK, Hot amlt'ohl Water. Kates 60#
1st AVKtSf I'NIVKItslTV ST. Seattle
If you desire write or ship to
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
MOT Lanoi.ky St., Victoima. It. C.
t'llllfil Slnlcs ii( Amerwn. I'niled Stiile* i>ln
Irii l Court. IHstrietof Altiskn, Third I'iviH
ion, Piiei tie < Hint liislriet.
John T. Itiee,
I 'In 1111 i ff {
v.".
Mil M. K. lies anil Aln^ku J
Water. I.itfht mid Tele
phone Company,
I »«•{«•II■I>1 I s I
The President of tin- flitted Slates of America,
greeting:
To I lie nhove mimed ■ I • fiintiiiit Mil M. K.
Ili-s:
Yon iirr hereby required ~to npp.-ar ill llin
I'lillctl States IhMrlet t'uiirl.ln unit lor the
District nf Alaska. Third IMvlslmi, within
thirty ilny* hfl«• r the day nf service of thin
summons upon von. and nii-w• • r the complaint
of the ahove named |>lninliff. m ropy of which
roin pint lit is hcrcw ith dell vcrcd to yon; and
iiiiU-m« von so appear mill answer. the plaintiff
will ni> ply to I In < on 11 for t lie relief demanded
in miIiI romiiliiliil. Till* action Is brought to
dctcrininu tlic title and right to possession of
the waters ol Solomon khIiIi, ii I the KhIIh
thereof, on Ynidcz hay. Alaska. and dam (life*
in the sum of for the wrongful diversion
thereof. The order fur pnhlleHtlon of this
summons is ilnteil IVhrnary I. itKOt, ami von
lire reijnlred to niiswer the eoinpliiint within
sixty days after this summons hns heeri pub
llshed six successive weeks.
Witness, the Hon. .fumes Wickcrs'intn. Judge
of sn lit Court, Hi Is.ailli iluy of December, in thu
yetir of our l,oii| one HioiishiiiI nine hundred
i'iiiiI seven, ntnl of oitr independence the on*
hit ml red mid seeoiid.
Kdivnrd J. Stler.
Clerk.
(Seal) lly K. A. Henderson,
Deputy Clerk.
John A. Carson mid !■' Nf. Ilrowti,
Attorneys for I'liiiniiff.
First publication, Keh I:!, limn
l.nst pnldlentlon. Mure It 2»">, t'.mH.
Ordinance No. 50.
An ordinance (tchIIiik l he <>nio of Kliffltippr
of the Kire I|»nrttiM>iiI of Vnldex, IIxIng hi*
«alnry nti<1 «!«• tinIt<x lit"- «l«it1t*«.
lie II ordained liythc I'oiiitnon foundl of the
TiiWli of Valdei. Ala«ka:
8ee. I Tin* office nl engineer o( tlit* Kire
Hrpnrtnif in of Valdex l» liorpliycrculwl,
Sec. I. Home miltahlp (•« r«<>n holding a
atatloiiarv engineer'* ilecii'c, •'hull ho npiiolnt
pd hy 1 lit* Council to*nld otitic, tuid fhnll hold
hi* office for lln' li rin •>! one year; hilt may he
removed nt niiy lime nt the pleasure of the
(OtIIK ll .
Hpc. 3. Ill* *alnry iilifllt ho [fldt) one hun
dred Mini 11fly dollar*, I'pf month
Hee. I li "hull !«• lili ilul) to remain at thf
lire hon*p nl nil time*, kppn lire* and look
after (lie lire engine* IIMj nil lire a|>|iaratmi.
carl* and ho*e, nn>1 keep "iimp In a til ami
proper manner for Immediate 11*0, ami nhall
perform all *iieh ollirr dtitlc* a* lie may l»a
directed lo hy the Chief of Hip V'aldo* Ktre
Pepnrtmeiit.
Hep. Till* Ordinance nhall take off pot
ami bo In force, from nn<l after II* |>M«agp,
approval and publication
Approved March 2,1 WW. '
Allo»t: T, (I Ql'lltK, Mayor.
W. II. f'rary, Town Clerk.