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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
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The enterprise, push and progress
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lished in the South has made such
progress in the same period OF time.
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the highest virtues Of both. 1t will
simply be, without question, the
ideal paper of the business man. the
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and the people of oil classes and
conditions. 1t is waste OF time to
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Monroe McClurg, Esq, ono Of the
editors of the Walden Nucleus, has
severed his connection with the pa
per, sne will give his attention to the
practice OF low.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

No more filing up holes in punch-
ed coiu. Penalty $4,000 or three
years imprisonment, or both If the
courts sGyg so.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

This Is the Seventh instead OF the
Sixth District.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Rankin county is in trouble about
thu mad do ss, and Starkville has an
epidemic of burglars.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Brown county, Texas, has tho
youngest telegraph operator proba-
bly, in tho world; a little girl nine
wears old.
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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Col. Hooker was very highly COM
plimentod on his able address against
the Chinese Bill.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

A new paper published in New Or
leans is called Capital and Labor
The name eIploins itself.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
New Orleans, La.

~THR CorIln SIGNAL,
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for nearly the price OF one. -Sa
We will send tho CopIin SIGNAL
and tho Weekly TIMEs'DEMocRAI
(uow recognized as the best news,
commercial and family paper pub
lished south of the Ohio riverl, for
one year for the sum OF 81 80. The
Democrats Illustrated Almanac for
1882, and Handbook Of General
Information. will be mailed to
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vance.
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Advice toa Boy.

leg. brush back your hair, and take
that seat by the window while give
you little advice. You wish to be.
como famous and to be known as
Billie the Terror OF Kenosha, or the
Boy Aveugor. Now this is not prac.
ticable outside Of books. To he sure
you have read Of boys becoming
bloodthirsty villians, in velvet pants
and top boots, in marvelously short
time, but asa rule the boys who
start out to duplicate those yellow
covered follows, bring up in some
isolated Jail and instead Of velvet
pants they are adorned in real life
with ragged overalls, with tho vital'
worn out sitting around in lonely
places waiting for the beautiful maj.
den to come and fall in love with
them as they do in tho book. But /
have found way for you to CRAFTY
your long cherished desires. I want
You to arm yourself with double
edged grammar and self-cocking
arithmetic and skulk down to the
school.houss Monday bright and ear
ly. When school calls, conceal your
self behind your book, aud whenever
You see an opportunity jump onto n
difficult problem aid probe it through
and through. After you have to all
appearances, mastered it, turn it up.
side down and mako it prove itself.
By the time You have followed this
up couple Of months you will begin
tn raoa;r. -~-.~ cF ito roto-;nt- Wv
crave and will be looked upon as
The Startlcr, or the Boy Mathemati-
clan. BY tho end Of the term you
will be pointed out to admiring spec
tators ss The Double Etry Wonder
of tie Seventh Ward School
You think now that this will salts.
fy you, but it will not Oh the con-
trary, it will only spur you on to
attempt still more difficult achiev-
ments. An uncomfortable desire to
graduate will take possession OF You
and before you realize it, you will be
standing before q hall full Of people
with q valedictory in one hand and s
cold sweat in tho other, trying to
carry of tho honors Of commence
ment day. Thus you will 60 on step
by step, until your friends would
hardly recognize the little Willie
Brown Of to-day in the Red Headed
Proie1 1,or Of Poughkeep.ie who will
be teaching q dead language with
one hand while he pulls an astrono
mical constellation to pieces with the
other, twenty years from now. OF
course you will live longer than you
would il you had become famous as
The Dashing Highwaymau OF Oco-
uomowoc, but you will die in good
time, full of years and gout, and the
great dailies " i'll devote half . col
umn under some Gilt Edge Tonic
advertisement to your obituary no.
tice. and some enterprising cigss
manufactures will name . brand
Of cigars after You, and you will be
mourned as The Bald Headed Phil
osopher of tho Nineteenth Century.
There, that is oil this time. Now
run out and tie this can TO the tail
Of that liver colorod dog that We
shut up in the smoke.house this
morning. aud turn him down thi'
street by the sitting.room window
while l get on my specs and SEQ II 1t
affects o dog the srme As It did fit.
years ago.-P. Miller in Peck's Sun.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Tho soa shors watering places are
being put in good order for summer
visitors.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

The 6ne Of fity to ono hundred
dollars for selling Oleomargariue nm.
der any other name.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Trains ON the Chicago, st. Louis
and New Orleans Railroad, are due ut
Hazlehurst us follows:
KGoing North--No. ]. 2:55 p. IN. Nh.
5. H. p. M. No. .. 2:2O y. III. No. l3.
COG a. m.
Going South-No. =. 1890 am. No.
4. SOS a. M. No. 3 l:O7 =. m, No. III
e:40 p. IN.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

AN ACT to authorize Taxpayers to
suo on certain official bonds.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the
Legislature OF the State OF Alisiss.
ippi, That any taxpayer of any coun.
ty in this State shall be and is hero.
by authorized and empowered to sue
in his own name, for the use and
benefit of the county in which he
pays taxes, upon tho official bond Of
any member Of the board Of super
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Kate Sothern has been pardoned
by Colquitt.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
AN ACT to amend the Homestead
Laws Of this State.

AN ACT to amend the Homestead
Laws OF this State.
Sgcrios 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature OF the State Of Mississ.
ippi, That every citizen OF this State
male or female, being a householder
and having o family, shall be enti-
tied to hold exempt from seizure or
sale under execution or attachment.
the land and buildings owned and
occupied as q residence by such
debtor; provided. the quantity OF
land shall not exceed one hundred
and sixty acres, nor the value there
Of, inclusive Of improvements, tho
sum OF two thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted,
That this act take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved. March 0, 1882.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

A Chinaman was naturalized o
Philadelphia the other day.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Brookhaven il having walking
matches.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Gen. Grant Is visiting the Presi
dent at the Whit House.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
Crystal Springs Directory

Crystal Springs Corporation--nayorr'
A j Sturgis: Town Clerk, L \ Head,
Treasurer. W G. wilkinson: Aldermen,
VI. Terrell, W G. Wilkinson, Il y liar.
risou. C. 4 Head, Board OF mayor and
Aldermen meet second and fourth
Nonday of each month.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Aberdeen has thirteen artesian
wells.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

AN ACT to aid in the suppression
of the traffic in stolen seed cotton.
SECTION l, DO it enacted by the
Legislature Of the State Of Mississ-
ippi, Thst hereafter oil persons, mer-
chants. gin owners or others who
shall buy or barter for seed cotton
shall DO required to keep a written
record or register Of the same, sta
ting therein the name Of the party
from whom bought. the date of the
purchase, the quantity bought, and
where said to have been grown, and
such record to be subject to public
inspection at all reasonable times.
SEC. 2. B, it..furthtr enacted, That
any one who shall fail to keep the
record as required in the preceding
section. or to mako entries therein,
or who shall fail TO allow the samo
10 DO inspected as required BY the
said section. shall be deemed guilty
OF a misdsmesnor, and shall, On con-
viction before any court having ju-
risdiction, be punished by ans not
to exceed two hundred dollars, or
imprisonment in tho county jail not
to exceed three months, or by both
such Emo and imprisonment, at the
discretion OF the court.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That
this act shall take effect and DO in
<..~ .-s.-- -i-e.y s-J S.s... ~" t.s
sage. -,
a-.z-I I.L,o,~xv OS OSQ0
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
Maguolias are blooming in Hands

The Mississippi Press Association
meets In Nstchez the 7th Of juno.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Last year California shipped wool
to the value OF 100000.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
Laws OF NiisslsSl;i;,l.

| AN ACT to authorize the Board OF
Supervisors of tho sevoral coun-
ties in the State Of Mississippi, to
insure their public buildings.
Sgcnox l. Be it enacted by the
Legislature OF the State Of Misai So
ippi, That tho president Of the Board
Of Supervisors OF ito several coun-
ties in the State Of Mississippi, when
thereuato authorized by said board,
be and he is hereby authorized and
empowered to insure such Of the
public buildings in their respective
counties ss in tho judgment Of said
board may seem proper, and that
said board issue their warrants there.
for payable out Of the treasury Of
said county.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That
this net take effect and be in force
from aud after its passage.
Approved, February 81, 1882.
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GENERAL pIREcToRY. |
i.ountY Officers.

Justices of the Peace. Beat III. X
Gro me. Mayor and TX oflicio J. y; q. ID
Lowe, ]. II. Joidsn, Constable. L. r.
Beat No. 2.-P. d. Trawick, W. S. swil'
lev. Constable %. +. Tnwick.
Beat No. a-B. +. Butkin. w. Z. Smith
Constable, J. w. Dunbar.
Beat Al. ". Ciews, 5. q. jenkins.
Constable. W.. Butler, ".
Beat John Terry, j. C. Davis. Con-
stable, B. +. Guynes.
llaalehurst Corporation.-Mayor, j
X Groomc; Clerk. III Loeb; Treasurer
RE Aiusworth; Aldermen. + II wheel
er, j VI Norman, | y Ellis, Il ID Lowe.
Lodges.
Hszlchurst Lodse, AFSAM. meets lst
Friday night In each month. Oaicers: T
II warrell. W NJ; A Margcld: = ID; l. W
BrOwn, J ID; ID X COor, ) X L.
knights oC Honor meets 81 and 4.h Mon
day nights in each month. Oihcera-E q
Peyton, Dictao,; TJ Penn, ID; Frank
MORRISON, Asst.Dic'; NJ Norman, Rep; Z
NJ Banks;or, Flu Rep.
lIizlchurst Council 500, American
Legion oi Honor, meet lst ana
3d TUESDAY of each month at Hall.
Officers: &c Williamson, Commanders;
LF EirdSong. Vice Com; L II Bird
song. Orator; l. Il Harris. Past Com;
ChaS Hitler. Scc'y; W Il Cook. Collcc.
tor: " W Cook. Treasurer; \ +
Buckley, Chaplain; Il + johnson,
Guide: : j johnson, war: Charncr Price
Sent Frank klotz. l. + Birdsong, T.
& Williamson. Trustees; Drs y I
Buckley. ID W Jones, Med Examiners.
Churches.
Prcshy,eriAn Church Rev " q Bing-
ham. Pastor. Services on -. ID. and I'm
Sundays u. II u m. Sunday School ut ?:3o
a, m. W Anderson, Superin'enieit l.
prsycr Meeting Tuesday : p. M.
Bap:is. Church. Elder A. A. Lomlx,
Pastor, Services on 2ud, and 9Th. sundays
At IL =. M, ahd u. IN. Sunday school, NJ
$50 a. m l. l.. Britain, superintendent.
Prayer Mec,ia.. Wednesday, p m,
Methodist church. Rev W e Mill
saps. Pastor. Services every sunday
Mt H.. a IN. and Z, p M. sunday school.
At $50. III. Rw Mill,apS. Superin-
teud.nt. Prayer meeting Thursday,
7,pm.
Episcopal Church,-Upton u Bow
den. Rector, Services on third sun
day at II, M.
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Lodges.

KorH. ll2O, meet lat and 3d Mon
day nights of each month. Onicers;
Il Green. Past Diet; ID 5 Burch, Dlcta-
tor: II Eagan, V Diet; L a Head,
Asst Diet; IN Dampecr. Treas; j X
Ferguson, Rcpt; J J Ellis, Fin Rep;
Al Miller. Chaplain; + X McShane,
Guide; B Il Jordan, Guard; 6 Gibson,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

The StGsAL and Tines Democrat
for $2.S0 per anuuu.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07
Churches.

Crystal Springs Presbyterian Church
-Rev G. A Munroe, Pastor. Services
every Sunday at III m, and . M.
Sunday School at 9:30 IN. Prayer
meeting, Thursday, p IN. NJ New
on, superintendent.
Baptist Church,-Elder A. y. Mil
Ter, Pastor. Services LIST and 3rd Sab
baths in each month, II. a m, Z, p m.
Sunday School, at ., n m. ID. ). Burch,
Superintendent. Prayer Meeting, ev-
cry Tuesday evening.
Methodist Church.-Rev W Il Lew
40, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath
at IL, n m, and z, p IN, sunday
School, ., a IN, j II FERGUSON, Super
intendent. Prayer Meeting, every
"Wednesday evening at 2, pm.
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knights OF PythIns.

Crystal Springs Lodge No 81, meets
every second and fourth Fridays OF
each month, at Castle Hall.
Officers: Il Smith. Past Chancel-
Tor; X Il Minis, Chancello r Comman-
der: j W Bailey, Vice Chancellor; & \
Newton. Prclate; W & Wilkinson, NJ
of E;SII Ably, m of + and h of X :;
CIV Cook, VI at A; Bcrkson, Tuner
Guard; L 4 Stackhouse, Outer Guard;
Section No 4Oi. Endowment Rank. X
p Willing, President; " I wilkinson,
Sect'y and Treasurer.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-04-07

Terms: Two Dollars per annum, in
advance. Advertisements inserted at
one dollar per square, ten lines or less,
for the iirst insertion, and fifty cents
each continuance.
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THE COURTS.
.,,- s,-,r NOR \ JUDGES SEAT.


.,cI of the O'GOrruan- ArnouN SUIT wa
LIZ. ~, ,estsrdav IN the supreme Court peiore Jus
COZ o,c. Toe record Of births marriages "nu
- IN the speir family Bible, when was ANN -,
- -, Friday. was first read. liner" nav -
N-as IN the record. which, as II now s'ahuS' ~ ,.
,,,,Ae-t NJ Judge epeir anG ms Twin "rO'"o,
tnA' nor-, on september IA. 1910 William dleu Oh
ian were ~ :. Tho came year Bradford speir was
o,o,er t. 1912. The jury examined the reoolu
eoi" adj a. a microscope. Mrs. Bradford Hpo" N''
VII" "a a witness and said that the speiI la"'l'
.,s,sted 81 three volumes. the one IN No'""
- the record, aud two '"'0iNo' -,
h,,,ved 20 be row IN the p"sseSs"n - 80
I'M cro.sevsminaton she 'a,d sue sh lsI had been
sper mat the record was incorrect go Iawos
undeI. tSe eraslres were made by James 80 i~co-
to IO o5n sper had told her that the pa, he rcco
sng '''iI understand said yrs SpS'F; nav
reCn now stands. makes Them TOO olo -. called Her
81 SILL Curtis OF Philadelphia was netI ,ags ySith
bar vas Priscilla ~ Johh, NhVS' ncevtous
mother S,-.,s had beer referred 70 y q 1919
Wines to the date Shen Juase siT OF paper
ah,eS she sad she had cut from eooA ioay Dd1m
,rS 70 her father II contained 1 opo ~ 1897
ngfiiam Curtis. married Sanasy The next
70 Priscilla St John % q 9a" Crawford, who
SID she wa, vas sSo was wei acquainted win the
sneir family When she was iouT L bSS conyersa-
80 f6 members Of the @per family a. 70 ,neli 81
Among others Judge spell ~ va" sel~,ntran wears
was t0H '"b h. fansht school at West Charlton me
Sted mis- date by an illness "nch Pre'eA'oN NN' W
atsT,finc the wedding OF her aunt .. ,7,ro7
,,. w. RS opinion the record OF the birth OF AIc"u'l
90 had been changed from lsOl 20 loO5 Ia tle Vas
sgy. AVID Moses -peIr the records had been changed
80 sos and l-O- 10 1906 and l-0~ respect cg'
go of fhe birth Judge Speir II orginAI SOU
10 $40 In had oeen chan scd to $50 by draWlnS
- ! through The centre Of The ncnchi anu =!
me loop Of the figure g. The cIl CirFo %. ,o
ponght was -tiu plainly vs.De. ine NJ " ne
rrasrre had been made IN the record ol .,.
an NJ Judge Sper's twin brother. MI Anes ~ 3''
-. d I'd sharp crosse animation.
.u,rf r. Nrldrr relative by marriage OF Ne 'fci'
,s,,Tr rad transcripts Of the inscriptions on tVS.I
q erected over graves OF members 81 We 9pclI i t
IL In The eray,yards in West Mutou oouin ~" ~ -
~ rd Hal.fop 10 Is crted Oh The part on 'I -
,s. fl.f fle dst,s ON these t0mhstoncs Will shoH E
ecparisou that Judge Sprir born as e@I! as 1710
Tla frial viii be continued Today.
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VIII OvrR RATWAY BONDS.

William Herring began some time ago IN me
Supreme Coart an action against the Ne"-l ORR Lake
Erie and Western Railway Company to enforce the pay
eut of certain bonds issued by the Great western Kan
way Company ana guaranteed by the kne Halfway 'ou-
pany M Herring holds That the defendant cohpaN!
having succeeded TO the property ana rshlS d Tue
1-s, - liable on its guarantee The relief demanded
=, the copaint is that the sale OF the Erie Company
he opeued and an accounting Of the proceeds OF '"e
sale had and also that the defendant company be de-
creed to make good any deficiency due 10 the pnnn On
MS bonds The case up for argument yesterday
before Inst ce Van Worst nj special Term. Roscoe
Snuling sd Nessrs GRAY and Davenport APPEARED Tor
Ar Herring and ex-JuGge COmstOcs. cX-Judge ChOate
aud william W. MacFarand for The defendant. inc ue
Tendan. ieTlurred to the complainant on the ground
mat fid not state facfs sufficient 20 constitute cause
IF action Mr. mcfarland said that the foreclosure
snit In which the Ere Company scid was binding
mon an of the creditors Of the company.
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10 SALARY FoK MIR. MAGICIAN.

Tus.ice Lawrence rendered decision yes
to-day IN the SHIT brought 10y sidney T. Nlch"7 "-''s
Charles r. MacLean 70 recover el''Vo' ''e "ir'u"'
salary drawn hy Mt. Macfcan Police ConiI-Slon'l
- the time he held that office ny The appointment OF
,f,vo- Cooper who removed Mr. Nichols NT. Nio""iF
hrount csrtiorari proceedings Ia the supreme court anu
justice Lawrence decided that his removal was '''5''
and void. lie then sued Mr. MacLean to recover '"e
sa.ary winch the latter hai drawn N.
Nv MacLeans defence was that he uue 10 'ne o"'.o
could not De determined by c'Tuoral p''''C'
- 80, o. ,,o--,- and that he was entitled 70 the
. 49,. ,.r.o ,,otN hc ned been ousted from oihce
- decree IN quo warllnto suit J'ssi e ;iJ
holds hat IS Mr.. MacLeans ue 10 w IN, ~ re1oy-
yi, -, me validity o. the Mayor &C ION III cii
~ NJ Nichols. Mr. MAcLean vas proper p'''D -, ~
fhc proceedings which declared III, " ~ can
S'eg.l and that II Was not necessary ihat VI! MY
slould have first been formally ou-tt u ~ - ,b .fr
eutitlc Nj Nichols 70 recover me EN- '''D' MS
MacLeau had wrOngfuly approlra''u'
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No SIDEWALKs WASHED WITH HOSE.

a. -, e s vi Ihe many complaints made in regard
r,argall-a,S oI permits 10 Use hose IN washin .
soi, matss az. ,t mouse frou's Commissioner Ib0mp-
ri1Nfs ,he following statement -''''''
wAeI lae pre.sar, L. n. OF the cys wafer supply.
pst- Of S1 mt -nd second doors and e ~ NAM ca
protection of L,af Sp'S LOT the ncccssaies az liz
az yo. ,e" % Use eyey ayalabe NEAR itequent,
SaDe TietaTlS t"aS one Of these mcas,res wc
Peosot ~ peIimi 10 use hose Wr1i II te sus-
.o7e liout "hlie regret me ncons d" 'As ana
70 many people ~ lAN hDrpgailOn 81 caihtu
4of th' .Ast OTiy years ic, u al nlrrstie ENJOY "a
bt MciDOd 81 Using NGtel winch must nos u uuiS u
- luxury tuni cannot De induced Ia mn. AanHi
me- issues arr 10 some caHes only Imperfcfly
aAu lof "lch thegc easily available
TIE use Oi brCoDs al d pals OF tubs. ''"'e ia
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oGcASIzIyG 4 FERRY REfohM LEAGUE

\ meeting of the citizens OF Richmond
County held Saturday evening At Iynaus Han STAPLE
'0u staten Island for the purpose Of completing tho
sanzaton II Ferry Reform League. Justus o.
woods u Clifton, called the meeting 10 order and
eSA'cd that anyone could become a member Of the
League Who would pledge himself 70 maintain tho res
olucns adopted NJ tue last meeting and support the
a~ou OF tho Lcae IN is lawful and reasonable efforts
" secure SUI able ferry facilities between staten Island
@Dc 'ms city The following officers then chosen
!" serve Ole year: President, J. o. Woods; vice
iesicsht william NJ. Mullen: secretary, Will
-ah hentsen; treasurer Charles A. Clgg
u1teen directors also elected, whose duties arc
y confer With steamboat companies t. running boats
we si@ud and 20 circulate pledges that lines running
D-.s a. 10" rates shcu.d De- alone patrOnlzed Memo
o ~ ne Legislature d-klug for CHEAPER frrrlagt,
f~le- a. FORMER meeting. were handed IN with over
y slSi.ttuIes These me uOrals 10 be sent al
80 20 Aibhy II was stated al tie meeting that there
capitalists ready 10 establish ferry 70 tLis
M o Tu,ugn persons wond pledge themselves 10
~-e I4e" IAe 10 pay expenses