Constitutional Fights Over Law Powers and Pay Debates
A essay laments constitutional limits on appropriations for charitable and benevolent causes and mocks legislators for citing unconstitutionality. It contrasts judges and teachers pay, noting pay disparities and a pattern of legislative tinkering to fit party aims. The piece critiques last sessions, noting gendered influence and perceived manipulation of Article III Section 14.
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Nerries
Mwati
Supreme Court
Orphan's Court
Supreme
Buperior
Su Greme Courta
Murems
Picture Towns of Europe a Charming Travel Sketches
A review of Picture Towns of Europe by Osbourne praises its vivid descriptions of quaint towns across England France Italy Portugal Spain Holland Austria Switzerland and Germany. The author’s prose brings places like Mont St Michael Cintra Gi mig nani and Bruges to life, with illustrations from photographs and a cloth bound edition priced at two dollars plus postage.
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Europi
Europe
Wiese
Ured
Clovelly
Heyenature
England
Oahorne
France
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Holland
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
Osborne
Mont St. Michael
Cintra
Gimignano
Bruges
Aurogie Fe
Corry
No Successor For Baker Yet In State Factory Inspector Roster
Telegraph from John C Delaney indicates no decision yet on appointing Baker’s successor. Corry deputy Capt Baker remains in position as candidates remain under review after inspection findings.
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Toner
John C. Delaney
Man. Baker
Corry
Lieluney Ynaterday
Baker
Lowuedad
Rom Corry
Mee Dolunuy
Bulker
Delanny
Delaney
Conscience Fund Bracket Brothers Robbery Recalled
A garbled late history recalls a Conscience Fund donation tied to Bracket Brothers and a 20 year botany student, with a $40 missing sum and a claim of restitution. The tale mentions a night entry through a bamemettt and the uneasy reaction of Bracken Brothers to the gift.
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Festuday Bracket Brothers
Solenatown
Thair
Bracken Brothers
Badléfurtion
Kostowski gets minimum in murder near Harborarev
Koslowski received a 3 to 12 year indeterminate sentence in western penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of killing neighbor George Roberts with a shotgun following a cattle argument. A $100 fine was imposed. Others sentenced included Robert Day for forging a check and Leo Miluszewski for robbing a Finlander, with mixed outcomes and ongoing trials in Pittsburgh.
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Criminal Court
Paul A. Henson
Hofer
Judes
Harborarev
Toseah Kostowski
Koslowski
George MH. Roberts
Kostawski
Pridon
Robert W. Day
Iistead
Leo
Miluszewski
Fire Truck Tests At Meeting And Road Run
An uncertain report notes a fire truck test amid discussion of a previous motion to reject a Seagrave truck. Minutes show a 2 o'clock meeting to test and compare performance on a steep grade. The vehicle was moved for winter testing, with limited reliability of results expected due to weather and road conditions.
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Seagrave
Gerry's
David T Curtis a respected landowner dies at home
Obituary notes the death of David T Curtis of Oakland and Modesto area at age 71 after a lingering illness. He was born in Columbus Pennsylvania, became a cattle raiser and landowner in Calaveras and San Joaquin counties, helped organize local cattle grower groups, served as director at two banks, owned Silida townsite, and was married to Luena Holloway. Interment followed at West View Cemetery in Oakland. Survived by a widow, brothers and sisters including Curtis of Turlock and Curtis of Tacoma.
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Nime
Oakland Galt
Curtis
Modesto
Salida
Alsip
Ballda
View Cemetery
Gola Meekine
Staniwaue County
Innt County
San Joaquin Valley
Oak
San Toaquin
Wresio
Bank of Dinwha
First National Bank of Reatley
Iso
Olf Granors’ Bank of
San Francisco
Silida
Modento
Ty East
Curis
Mien Luena Holloway
Dovorsh
Botl
Nétivath
Regular Common Council Proceedings and Actions Recorded
In the absence of the chairman Mr Dawson was elected chairman pro tem at the regular meeting. Various committee reports and motions were discussed including sewer and street, lighting at York and Grants, nuisance in the second ward, and franchise ordinance time extensions. Applications and permits were considered for building on Center and Main, gas connections on Main, and trolley privilege issues. A vote on Seagrave company fire track extension failed. a motion to reconvene and test the Seagrave car was lost. Adjourned with city official notes.
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Dawson
M. Metines
Tenn
York
Grants
Aga
J. H. Clough
Center
Maiuats
Weaver
D H. Clough
Councile
Limon
Malu
Crapser
Lowt
Seagriwee Company
Ream
Brown
Crap
Mr. Love
Frat Ward
Seagravé
C. B
Porter
City Ceri
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