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Show At n mass meeting on Kitnduy afternoon, after-noon, after considerable sijuabbllng tho members of tin city councel were chosen as n committee for tho Fourth of July. Tho men nro nil right, but tho principal is wrong. Pact of tho cominlllco should have been chosen from tho citizens Instead In-stead of making it up entirely otofucsr. If their disposition should lean towards helping out the commlllco financially, they are to say tho least now placed In A dellcato position, nndlhoso who forced them Into that position must have done such n tiling without duo though t or consideration.' They cannot petition themselves for help, and to appropriate the public: money without being aikcd by tho public to do go, is a principal that every citizen condems. Tlio mote was not tho wisest. |
