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llngton d Quincy road for st. Louis. Re-
turning the train will arrive in st. Paul at
IU:ZO and IN Minneapolis at II p. M, thus
furnishing late train hence to Minneap-
oils.
The through passenger train between st.
Paul and Des Moines will go on next
Monday. From Mankato north the new
train will make thirty miles an hour. On
the new line south of Mankato the time
will be but twenty seven miles an hour.
The offices of the Northern Pacific have
all been established in the new building of
the company, except those Of G. X. Barnes
and j. M. Hannaford. Mr.. Barnes will re-
move thither next week, but Freight Agent
Hannaford states he can be found at the
old stand for two weeks yet.
The fact that on Sunday the representa-
tives of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad purchased GAO acres of land
Just southeast of Bismarck, is worth
noting. The price paid was $3.50 an acre.
This points Enthusiastically to the fact that
one new railroad intends coming into the
Capital city.
L. W. Teasdale, general passenger
agent Of the Omaha line, has conceived
and brought forth new map OF the Royal
Route from Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Hall
fax. Nova Scotia. The Kid has been christ
ened the trans-continental department of
the Royal Route, and when publicly ex-
hlblted will be received with admiration
G. K. Barnes, passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific, has received proof sheets
of new mileage ticket he purposes in
Producing for use on the several roads. 1t
is said to embody many Improvements
over the old system, and will destroy all
chance for duplication, or counterfeit, that
1t has hitherto been found impossible to
guard against.
The extension of the Manitoba road from
Creel City to Grand Harbor is progressing
rapidly, land there is great activity in build
ing at the latter point. Hotels, stores, sa-
looms, etc., are going up hourly, immigra
ton is steadily pouring in, and everything
there is red hot. Captain Napers' steam
boat is making daily trips to Odessa laden
each time to its fullest capacity, and lot
owners are felicitatlng themselves on the
boom now prevailing and prospective.
st. Paul passenger agents have been
applied to by General Passenger Agent
White of the Atkinson, Topeka s. Santa
Fe road to prepare and place on sale
round trip tickets to the Mining and In
dustrial exposition which will commence
in Santa Fe, N. NJ, on July I'd. and con-
tinue one month. This exposition is to
commemorate the 333d anniversary of the
first settlement made within the present
limits of the federal union, an will be
complete in all particulars.
Commencing on Sunday next, the Mani
toba line will send out three trains from
st. Paul to Lake Minnetonka. They will
leave this city at a. m, and 5 80 p. M,
and Minneapolis half an hour later. Re-
turning they will leave Spring Park at
1885 and 1858 a. M, and SOP p. M, ar
irving in Minneapolis at 1927 and 11:43
a. m. and 5:56 p. m, and in St. Paul half
an hour later. One week from Sunday
three additional trains will be put on the
route, to leave at hours to be hereafter de-
termined.
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to the Trust company as security for a
4illnltnL Keefinns.


CHICAGO, June 6.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Chicago Belt
Line railroad was held in the Office of the
Chicago 81 Western Indiana to-day. The
following directors were chosen: c. G.
Mackay, of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois.
Robert Harris, of the Chicago & Atlantic;
B. Stapman, of the Louisville, New Albany
q Chicago; Geo.L. Dunlap, of the Wabash,
ST. Louis d Pacific, and T. R. Collaway of
the Grand Trunk Junction road. The off
GERS not chosen.
The stockholders of the Chicago & West
ern Indiana met and elected the same list
of directors as above with the exception of
George L. Dunlap, whose place is supplied
by A. L. Hopkins. Thedirectors met and
chose the following officers: President, S.
R. Collaway; vice president, A. Crawford;
secretary, A. S. Durham; treasurer, Geo.
Stokes; general manager, James Walsh.
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~ EKBACH, FINCH L VAN 8IYUK
f19 Only Leading Dry Goods H0ae in The Northwest
C0aDefes rOith Markets of Ney York nnd Cbioooo

laying of main on Fourth street, from
Broadway to John street, was granted.
The petition of P. V. Dwyer for license
as plumber was granted.
resolution of the board to borrow
$4,000 to liquidate current bills was car
ried.
The financial statement of the board for
the six months show total receipts of $685.
1928, with expenditures of SCI, 7O2. 70,
leaving cash balance on hand of So
449,3 80.
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Directors EIecfeH-

ST.. THOMAS, Ont, June 6.-The annual
meeting of the Canada Southern railway
here elected as directors w. H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sydney Dillon, j.
q. Brown, A. Dulman, James Tillinghast,
E. A. Wicks, S. F. Barber and Augustus
Schell. The directors elected for the
Niagara River Bridge company are W. H
Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt, W. K
Vanderbilt, James Tillinghast, W. P. Tay-
lor, Augustus Schell, Samuel F. Barger.
Arson Stager and G. NJ. Depew.
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RdiIrOcd Conference.

CONCORD, n. H, June 6.-An important
conference of prominent railway officials
has been held to endeavor to secure COM
promise basis for legislative action at the
present session. The railroads wish, as
occasion may demand, to so unite their
interests that they may be more economi-
cal, and at the same time, more literally
MANAGED
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Ole Knudson, respondent, vs.. Patric

Ole Knudson. respondent, vs.. Patrick
Curley, appellant.
Syllabus-In an action to set aside tax
sale and the certificate of sale issued there
on as cloud upon the title the complaint
must allege the facts showing that such
sale was not valid. An allegation "that
said sale of said land was made without
authority of law and is void" is not sufi-
cient.
Also held following Walton VS.. Perkins,
% Mimi, 413); that complaint which is
clearly framed, as one to remove a speci-
fed cloud upon the title, cannot, If defec-
tive as such, be sustained as a complaint
under general statutes 1878, Oh. Is, sec. %,
to determine an adverse claim, although
it states facts showing that plaintiff might
have brought and maintained such statu-
tory action.
Where the complaint does not state facts
sufficient to constitute cause of action a
finding chat the allegations of the COM
plant are true" are not sufficient to sup
port judgment for the plaintiff.
Judgment reversed and new trial
ordered. MITCHELL j.
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CLOTHIERs.
AN ACTUAL FACET

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goods quality price
instance return of money cheerfull
refunded at Boston.
% "orkngman's Pants, rip and
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q0' anu extra line quality values
LOU canno get the1r equal within
Boys and Chidren's excellent VARIETY 60 and "a
90 az" P0 you can get Suit good
fan to lady - ~ 'o
10" prices IN plain figures goods are con-
elore making your purchases our store compare
goods, quality
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Rail and RIVER NOTES.
4INNUAL MEETTNGS OF THE c., r. I. C
p. and G. IL b. L. RAILROIDS.

Notes of a Newsy Character Negotiated
esterdav-Meeting of StoclhOlders-The
First Through Tickets to Helena and Re-
turn-The Grand Harbor Extension of
the Manitoba Line-COmpletion of the
New Orleans & Observation-Disclosures
Trains TO Minnetonka on Sunday Next
River Routes and Rates,
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NJ. Leo and W. B. Bundsho, co-partners as
NJ. Leo & Co., defendants, VS.. the ST..
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
Company, appellant.
Syllabus-Evldence considered and held
sufficient to warrant the jury in finding
that the property in question was damaged
while in transit and after it had been de-
livered to the first carrier.
Where goods have been transported by
several successive carriers and it appears
that they were in good condition when de-
ivered to the first carrier, the jury may, in
the absence of evidence to the contrary,
presume that the goods reached the hands
of the last carrier in the same condition as
when delivered to the first carrier in the
line, following Shr1ver VS.. S. C. & st. P.
R. R. Co., "a Mimi, 5O6). This rule is
not changed by the fact that the last car
r1er instead of transferring the goods
transports them over the line in the
foreign car in which it received them.
MITCHELL, j.
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TickefS to HeIeNU

The first tickets for passage from st.
Paul to Helena, NJ. I. and from the latter
point to st. Paul via the Northern Pacific
road, were received by General Passen-
ger Agent Barnes yesterday. They have
been built by Chicago artists from de-
signs, furnished by Mr.. Barns, and
are certainly the handsomest
productions of the kind ever brought to
st. Paul. They are what might artistical-
ly be styled studies in strawberry, blue
and gold," and are wondrously beautiful.
Upon ground work of blue satin, has
been traced designs in gold representing
portraits of the scenery in Yellowstone
park, with the trade mark of the Northern
Pacific, sheaf of wheat in
the center, and about the edges
filagree work and hand painted
designs. In raised gold letters, regular
bullion, sixteen karat gold is related the
fact that "This is the first ticket issued and
sold from Helena, NJ. T., over the North
ern Pacific railroad and entities the pur-
chaser to one first class passage from
Helena, Montana, to st. Paul, Minnesota
The ticket emitting the purchaser to the
same privileges FROM st Paul to Helena
is of similar design impressed upon satin
of crushed strawberry color. To indi-
cate that these are for use and not for Or
nament, they bear the sign manual of sc.
K. Barnes general, passenger and ticket
agent" and are exposed for bids at the
ticket Office of the company on Jackson
street. The highest bids for their pos
session between now and the date of the
roads completion to Helena will secure the
prize. In this connection it might
be stated that Mr.. Barnes is burning the
midnight oil in fashioning design for
the first ticket over the road, when its
completion to Portland has been accom-
plished. This also will be sold to the
highest bidder.
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Rail Notes.

Rail Notes.
R. B. Wilson, stock agent of the North
ern Pacific at Miles City, was in the city
city yesterday.
G. W. Storer, travelling agent of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road, was in
the city yesterday.
Ten coaches of pic-nickers will depart
for Superior this morning over the Royal
route, in charge Of Father de Parodis.
Z. Shaun. Tickle. agent of the Chicago
I Alton road III bennington, ILL.,, went
roria yesterday VIA The Northern Pacific.
Il. 2. :laiuiGa. tr4yeling passenger agent
of the Chicago, burlington & Quincy road,
looked in upon his st. Paul friends Yester-
day.
The Union Pacific shortens the time to
the Pacific coast sixteen hours. The COM
ing rivalry of the Northern Pacific is
feared.
W. S. Mathews, an old timer in Chica-
go railroad circles, is visiting General
Passenger Agent Whitaker, of the Albert
Lea route.
P. S. Davidson was in the city yesterday
in conference with Commodore thinner
man, relative to the navigation of Lake
Minnetonka the ensuing reason.
G. F. Julin, agent of the Manitoba line
in Wisconsin ,telegraphs that he is en- route
to Manitoba via st. Paul, with party of
prospectors from Hancock county.
Rumor has it that II. c. Ives will be con-
tinued in the position of superintendent OF
the northern division of the Manitoba
road, with headquarters at Crookston.
Eleven car loads of emigrants arrived in
this city by eastern roads yesterday. They
departed last evening for the northwest by
the Norther Pacific and Manitoba roads.
John r. Macmurdo, formerly of New
Orleans, has been appointed general
freight agent of the Richmond & Allegheny
railroad, with headquarters at Richmond
| Va.
The New Orleans & North Eastern road
will be completed from Meridian, Miss, to
New Orleans by July I, and its officers
have telegraphed railroad officials here for
representation of tickets on all lines.
]. G. Boyden, of the Milwaukee St
Paul with W. H. Truesdale and j. A.
Hanley, of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road, held a conference with the millers'
association, at Minneapolis, yesterday
morning.
The Chicago & Alton road is said to have
issued a one-half sheet card, THAT is known
as the "Langtry." OF course it is exquIs.
lite. The popular manager of the Pull
man company, Mr.. Rice, has the only
copy in st. Paul.
A. j. Mohler, general freight agent OF
thel Manitoba liRe,. returned yesterday
from the Red river country. He reports
the people there alive with business, the
crops looking fine, and the prospects for a
rich harvest unsurpassed.
The following amended time table will
govern trains on the Flying Dutchman,' .
which will be put on next Monday Leave
| Minneapolis at 4:50 a. M, st. Paul at $50
a. m, and arrive at Rock Island at p. NJ,
] in time to connect with the Chicago, Bur
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The Rock Island.

CHICAGO, June 6-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Chicago, Rock
Island s. Pacific Railroad company was
held in this city this afternoon, at which
$4,000 were represented out of possible
stock rate of 419,8OO shares. A. G. Dull
man, Benjamin Brewster, R. P. Flower
and George S. Wright were
reelected directors for the
term of three years. Mr.. Hugh Riddle
declined re election as president, and
Mr.. R. R. Gable was chosen to succeed him.
David Bows and A. Kimball we're elected
vice presidents, the latter in place of Mr..
Gable. F. H. lows was reelected secretary
and treasurer. The following executive
committee was chosen: Hugh Riddle
chairman, David Bows, F. II. Tows, R. P.
Flower and R. R. Gable. Tie retirement
of Mr.. Riddle was made the occasion of
complimentary resolutions, which
recited that during his fourteen
years service all his official acts
acts had been characterized by great abil-
ity and answering integrity, and ex-
pressed regret at his peremptory refusal
to longer serve in the capacity as presi-
dent. Satisfaction was also expressed
that he is to remain at the head of the ex-
ecutive committee. Mr.. Gable, as vice
president and general manager, has been
associated with Mr.. Riddle for several
years. Mr.. Kimball, Mr.Cable's successor,
has been connected with the Rock Island
road twenty-five years. The annual report
shows gross earnings for the fiscal year
ending March 31st, S12,19O,OOO; operating
expenses, $7,11O,OOO; net revenue, $780,
600; land sold $56O,0OO, which makes the
net revenue $5,64O,0OO. After paying in
terest on the bonded debt and four quar-
terly dividends of ~ per cent. each, the
remaining $1,3O0,OO0 was ordered carried
over to the addition and improvement &C.
| count
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Il Nelc OattIef,
Il NCtC OdCtCIs
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
RANKAKEE, Ill, June Ga new eastern
outlet for Kankakee has been opened by
the completion of the Indiana, Illinois &
Iowa railroad to North Judson, Ind, where
connection is made with the Chicago &
Atlantic and Pan Handle roads. The line
extends from Streator on an air line
through Dwight, Kankakee and Momence,
and is 10 miles long. Trains will run
through about the goth inst.
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BOARD of w alter commissioners.

The monthly meeting of this board as
sembled at the Exchange hotel on Fifth
street yesterday afternoon, P. n. Kelly,
presiding, and the following business was
transacted:
The secretary presented his semi-e nnual
report, which was accepted and was refer
red to the council.
The petition OF kennedy Bros, for the
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of The Board Of Education.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. }
ST. PAUL, Monday, June 4, 1888. :

OFtICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. J
ST. PAUL, Monday, June 4, 1888.
The annual meeting of the Board was
held on the above date.
The meeting was called to order by In
spector Donnelly.
On motion of Inspector Oppenheim, In
spector Hamilton was elected Temporary
| chairman.
Inspector Donnelly acted as temporary
secretary.
Present: Inspectors Wilgus, Kerker. Of
ficer, Benz, Athey, Gilbert, Hamilton .Schiff-
mann, Berlandi, Donnelly, Oppenheim.
Absent: Inspector Murphy.
The chairman stated the first thing in
| order was the election of officers.
Inspector Benz nominated for President
the Hon. Joseph Oppenheim. The chair
appointed Inspectors Benz and Athey as
| tellers. Whole number of votes cast. IL,
Inspector Oppenheim having received all
I! the votes cas5, was declared duly elected
President of the Board of Education for
the ensuing year.
President Oppenheim took the chair and
returned thanks for the honor conferred
and renewed his promise of one year ago,
that he would faithfully and impartially
admin lister the duties of his Office
For Vice President, Inspector DonnelIy
nominated Hon. L. A. Gilbert
Inspector Gilbert having received all
the votes cast was declared duly elected
For Secretary, Inspector Hamilton nom
mated j. G. Donnelly. Whole number of
votes cast eleven, Donnelly eight, Schiff-
man one, Athey one, blank one. Inspec-
tor Donrelly having received the majority
Of the votes was declared duly elected.
The President stated he would wish to
see the committee on property divided
into three separate committees, namely,
Committee on Real Estate, Committee on
Purchases and Supplies and Committee
on Fuel and Janitors.
After remarks from inspectors Hamil-
ton, Benz, Gilbert and others the matter
was referred to the Committee on Rules.
On motion of Inspector Schiffmann the
Committee on Rules was appointed as fol-
lows:
Inspectors, Schiffmann, Hamilton, Gil
bert.
The President appointed the following
committees:
COMMITTEE ON So.
ms. Hamilton, chain Doa.aI
Murphy; Officer; Belland .e-l-.
COMMITTEE ON HIGn -...a..
ms. Gilbert, Chairman; Be-, n1us
Adjourned to Friday evening, June s, at
P. m. j. G. DONNELIY, Secretary.
THAT HUSBAND OF MINE
Is three times the man he Was before he began
using ''Wells' Health Renewer.'' 81. Drug
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THE NEW BROOM.
IT BEGINS ITS WORK 4USPTCIOUSLY
YESTERDAY.

Mayor O'Brien Gives the Police Force
Some Good Advice-The First General
Order of the New Chief of Police-Patrol-
men Instructed as to Their Duties-The
Gambling Houses Ordered to Shut Up
ShOp-What the Fraternity Think of the
Order.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

The forty fifty session of the April term
convened yesterday, full bench being
present, and the following business wa:
transacted:
Halbert Moulton and Geo. p. Scobey
partners; etc., espondents,vs. the st. Paul
Minneapolis q Manitoba Railway com
pany, appellant; argued and submitted.
Samuel Greenwood, appellant, VS.. Theo-
dore Sheldon, Charles Belcter, A. L. Clun
and Silas B. Foot, CO partners, etc., of firm
known as the Clum Compromising COM
pany, respondents; continued by consent
until next term.
Matthias Pint, appellant, rs. Henry F
Bauer, Henry Bauer, and Lydia Bauer.
respondents; submitted on briefs.
Adjourned to $50 a. N. Thursday.
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District Court.
before Judge Simon

| IBetore Judge S1mons.
The jury in the case of the Mississippi &
Rum River Company against Prince &
Holton, after being out all night, was
discharged, the members of it being unable
to agree.
A. j. Vannallstine against Houlton &
Doran; on trial
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Probate Court,
Before Judge McGrorty. I

Before Judge McGrorty.l
Insanity of Joseph Spacek and Nellie
Moore. Examined, adjudged insane and
committed.
Estate of W. j. Murray, deceased. Mary
Murray appointed Administrative.
Estate CT Laurlston Hall, deceased.
Petition of G. Ris fer conveyance dismissed
for want of Jurisdiction.
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At wedding in Harlem, where the
bride was very dilatory in arriving at the
church, lady remarked, concerning the
affair: swell, the idea of that woman
being late in getting here, when she
has been waiting twenty six years for just
such chance as this.
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The Ricpr.

The Mississippi is rising, with eight
feet in the channel opposite st. Paul.
The Grand Pacific, of the Saints line,
will arrive to-day in time to leave for be-
low at o'clock this evening.
The Mary Morton, of the Diamond 10
line, will arrive this morning from below,
and will depart on her return trip to st.
Louis at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The following changes have been made
in United States beacon lights on the up
per Mississippi river, between La Crosse,
Wisconsin, and Rock Island, ILL.,: Bad Axe
No. 2, moved up to head Of island oppo-
site; Bad Axe No. 8, new light; opposite
Battise, discontinued; Crooked slough, No.
1, new light; Crooked slough, No. 2, new
light; Maquoqueta, new light; mouth of
Catfish, discontinued; Bellevue No. 2, new
light; Dark chute, new light; opposite Elk
river, moved down 800 yards; below Co.
manche, new light; opposite Cordova, new
light; LIE Claire No. 1, moved down 100
yards; Port Byron, new light.
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Charlotte z. Conger, respondent, vs.
George ". Nesbitt, appellant.

George ". Nesbitt, appellant
Syllabus-Evidence considered al } not
held sufficient to sustain the finding.
The jurisdiction of the municipal court
of st. Paul is limited to civil actions
when the amount in controversy does not
exceed 5000"
Held, that the interest from tAe time of
finding verdict until Judgment is entered
is not to be taken into account in determ-
lining the jurisdiction of the court; hence
where the finding in verdict is for the sum
of $500 or less it is not in excess of the
jurisdiction of the court to enter Judgment
for such sum and interest, although the
amount exceeds 5000, such interest being
allowed as an incident to the main re,
covery and never having been in cortro
versy. Judgment affirmed.
MITCHELL. j
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*The man who knows nothing of Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham and her sovereign remedy for
women is wanted fora juryman. The fact clear
ly proves that he does not read the papers "
H. Re0iSter,
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w-Diamond Dyes are SO perfect and SO beau
full that it is pleasure to use them. Equally
good for dark or light colors. 10 cents.
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FLIES AND BUGS.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Trough on
Rats" 15c
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PINCHED BY PEELERS,

And Punished by the Court-The Usual
Run of Drunks, Disorderlies, Batteries
and What NOts Before Judge Burr Yes
terday Morning, Including One who will
TO-Dayabe' Arraignod as a Fire Bug.
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Election of officers.

COLUMBUS, O., June 6.-At the annua
meeting of the stockholders of the Colum
bus, Chicago & Indiana Central Railway
company the following were elected di
rectors for terms expiring in 1884: Alder
McEIroy, G.. s. Gray, il. Brooks, S. B
Leggett, j. W. Renner, VIM. Mullins, VIM
Stewart; term expiring 1886: W. L. Scott
j. P. Green, IN. Mccullough, VIM. Shaw,
Thos. D Messner. In addition B. E. Smith
and G. j. Osborn will hold over unit
1884. The board organized by the election
of Messnsr president and Gorden Noodle
secretary and treasurer. The stockholder'
by large majority approved the lease o.
the Alton & Terre Haute to the Bee line.