Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-04-13

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mesly. They have been embarrassed BY
debt, which has caused them recently 20
divide up sgain, pay OF their obligations
aud commence anew. The Center owed
about $4,000, small debt to 80 harrass
the owners Of so much valuable real e.
tate, but the Shakers are honest, and de-
sired to cancel the obligations without
letting any Of their broad acres pass from
their hands or control, and so they have
sub-divided this, Center, including build
ings, lands and families, into three dis
tinct apartments, as follows: Frank PEN
nebacker, the head of the West family, is
allotted one of the divisions, by paying
81, 500, and obtains control of 1900
acres, including buildings and popula-
ton of about thirty-six. Steven Bosso
becomes the elder and head of the East
family, and contributing $2,50O, gets al
lotted for his supervision, 1900 acres of
land and buildings. in which reside
forty-two souls. Abraham Kulp will
preside az Elder over the remnant of the
Center, which pays $4,000 Of the debt,
gets control of 1900 acres of land and
buildings, including the post-ofiice, and
large brick dwelling, known by visitors
there as the office. Eighty-odd Shakers
dwell upon Kulp's apportionmeDt. the
horses, mules and farming utensils were
divided up also, each family getting their
pro rata. So Shakertown is now divided
up into five Jurisdictions, each presided
over by an elder, yet all are really under
one government and attend one church,
which is in charge of Elder Benjamin
Dunlevy, minister of some ability.