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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MONDAY, June 1, 1885.

MONDAY, June 1, 1885.
The regular meeting of the board of
education took place at the Office of the
superintendent at 8 p. m, D. w. Morris,
president, In the chair.
Members present-D. w. Morris, W.
w. Scott, L. G. Call, T. E. MCMILLAN, G..
W. Paxton, G. w. Frost and ]. G. Bur-
nett
The minutes of last meeting we're read
and approved.
The president appointed the following
standing committees tor the ensuing
year, viz:
On claims-G. W. Paxton, Taylor and
Ewing.
Finance and taxation-J. G.. Traylor,
Mcmillan and Scott.
Buildings and grounds-W. F. Ewing,
Burnett and Scott.
Publication and supplies-J. q. Ben
nett, Morris and Frost.
Teachers and sslaries-T. E. McMil-
Ian, Ewing and Morris.
Grade studies and text books-G. W.
Frost, Tr8Ylor and Call.
Regulation and dIscipline-David Tay-
Tor, Traylor and Frost.
VIsltation-W. W. Scott, Paxton and
Call.
The report of the treasurer, Miss Laura
Thomas, for the months of March and
April. 1885, was received and referred TO
the finance committee, who audited the
same and reported same as being cor
rect.
On motion the treasurer's report was
ordered filed.
The following bills and accounts were
presented and referred to committee on
claims, who audited and approved the
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NoRlLAL COnrarENCEDnNr.
CLASS CARDS


The class invitations for the gradual
ing class Of '85 have Just been mailed.
They are very elegant Autographed
cards. made by Wright & Co. Of Phils-
dslphia. The invitation is In beautiful
plain running script, and in the upper
ieft hand corner OF the card is the cut Of
two stalks ofcoru with flowing blades,on
one Of which is inscribed the motto of
the class:
"Thsn the full corn In the carr
The class this year consists of eigh-
teen members, the greater number of
which are completing the English and
Latin, or three years course. The class
have sent to the senators, representatives
and their friends about 500 invitations
and large number of the recipients are
expected to respond.
THE ExERCIsEs.
On Saturday eYenidg the annual prize
contest in debate between the two socie-
ties, and the annual students contest in
defamation will take place in the as
sembly room. The question for discus,
sion is: Resolved, That labor unions
are beneficial to their members. The de-
bators from the Lyceum are Mr. Will
Davidson and Thomas Reynolds; from
the Llterati. Mr.. Funk and Bishop. The
declsimers are Misses May Flory, Oral
Cofman, Belle Moore and Bertha Por'
ter. This contest lie always one of the
most interesting features of commence.
| ment.
Arrangements have been made tc
accommodate as large q number of peo-
pie as possible at the baccalaureate 3 Err
mon on Sunday. Chairs will be placed
in the aisles and no pains will be spared
to seat all who come.
Monday at II O'Clock In the morning
the class tree will be dedicated by Miss
Hayworth. The class exercises, fol
which the programs will be issued TO-
morrow, will take place in the evening.
The educational address on Tuesday
at O'Clock in the evening, by Rev. A
D. Mayo, DID,, of Boston, on "The Train
ing Of the American Teachers" will be
1 Va oPOSAo4 4uGCLO6b W AL 4ubCASotC0 ~
education, and no one who is within
possible reach OF the meeting and is in
crested in education should fail to at
tend. Mr.. Mayo has spent ten years il
the south In general educational worl
and is as brilliant and eloquent lectur
er as sny of the veteran speakers of thu
day.
Arrangements are being made for {
grand time at the alumni banquet TO
Thursday night. The Knights Templa
bald has been engaged for the evening
and very happy time is anticipated.
The faculty and students are just com
pletlng year OF hard work, and tn
commencement exercises, we believe
Will evidence the untiring energie
of the faculty and the gres
progress of the institution. The enroll
ment for this year Is COS and the Increas
during the three years that Presiden
Taylor has been connected with the IL
stitution is over 200.
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READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

"WEDNESDAY, June 8.
1t is somewhat OF asdraWback to be
planting corn here in June, but such is
the case In 1885, and it will take most of
this week to week to finish on many of
the farms, there is SO much replantIng.
The new blacksmith shop Of Mr.. Far
neY Is well under way and is quite large.
1t is being built by Mr.. Richmond of
Reading.
Brantley s. Paine begin work on q
new store for Wright s. Salyer, this
week.
j. E. Fem is putting in the tounda-
ton for q large addition to his house,
that he may be able to accommodate the
travelling public.
Kane 8 Conner, Tor Nora O'Connor)
have bought lots on the corner of Front
and Franklin streets, and are hauling
stone for the foundation for q new hotel,
and are preparing to build it this sum-
mer.
The excellent choir of the II. E.
church will give a musical concert on
Thursday night June 18th, 1885 st the
church. It will be a rich treat to all
lovers of good music. Give them full
house and your encouragement.
The memorial services under the au-
spices of the G.. A. r. were very I'M
pressive, and the able address of Judge
j. r. Culver of Emporia was full of in
terest and must make an impression upon
the young people OF our community.
The judge preached to full hnnse Sun
day morning at the N. E. church upon
Baptism" and at the close OF the SER
mon administered the sacrament of bsp-
tism to eighteen men, women and chill
dreR.
Geo. A. Conrey has decided TO build q
store an his old lots in the burnt dis
trict.
Henry JscOby has built house south
OF the railroad. and today Mr.. Rich
mond, the carpenter, moved into it.
Bona daughter to Rev. and Mrs.
A. L. Scott.
The kit and tools of good shoemaker
have arrived in Reading.
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AZ Kansas CITY.


KANSAS CITY. jane 3.
CATTLE-Recespts. ,S27: market opened
steady, growing slow, weak and . shsz4a
lower rs the day advances.
HoSa-Receipts, TO- CO.; market fairly &C.
tive, with SC advance over yesterdays prices
lots aver aging 2l5 to $50 sold at $3.5sG3 e0
assorted. s., 20; about all sold
The Daily Indicator reports WHEAr-Re
eelPts, S,718: shipments, arcs; in store,
90. 32zs market higher; No. 2 red, cash, salel
- S3kc. July. s3Ss August. s5Xc bid, e5KC
asked; No son. cash, e65Sc bid. S7I<c asked
C0Es.ReceiPts, $3.50. shipments. e.7eO; In
store. 80 49, market higher; No. 3. cash and
June sales as 4I1<c; July, 4lKe bid. 42kc
asked; August, 44Te bid, Axe asked; No z
white cash. z7k047kc.
OATs-NO, cash, Sc bid, S6Kc asked.
RYB-Eo 3. c46h. &c.
Ea01-UncbAnged.
BUTTKR-Unch0nRed.
HAY-Fancy small baled, SI25a.
PBoyIsToNB-DTy salt, shoulders. &c; cleas
Sides 6cs long clear sides, 5Ze; clear rib
sides, sZe. SMOKED, shoulders, 1xc: long
eleaEt sldes. 4Kc; NIB sides. eke; clear sides.
6%s; euRar-cured hams, Skc: breakfast baco3,
9kc; dried beef, Ike. Barrel meets-Bone-
lese pork: 81 90; clesr pork, So 90; mess
pork, S11 90.
LABD-Tieree. s4N.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge Culver delivered a memorial
Grafton at Reading Saturday.
VIM. Green OF Madison has gone to
Fargo Springsto erect a general mer-
chandise store building.
Mrs. S. Guerrier, of Atchison, is in
the city, and is the guest of Mrs. G.. w.
Strunck at No. 65 State street.
]. F. Wright, PRESIDENT OF the Citizens
Bank, will return from the east this
week bringing his family with him.
DR.. A. II. McCandliss, formerly OF
Emporia, and sister, of Rock Island, Ill.
inois, are visiting friends in EmpOria.
Luther Rees was in the city Sunday
We understand that Mr.. Rees will make
Emporia his home again after the list Of
July.
Col. Flory returned Sunday from
Howard and reports very impressive
memorial services at that place. Over
1000 people participated.
c. N. Boorey and A. w. Stubbs, bott
well known to the citizens OF Emporii
started Monday for Garden City WHERE
they will establish real estate, Insur-
ence and loan Office.
j. &. Hilton who has for several year,
been In charge of the baggage depart
ment of the Santa Fe road at this place
went TO Topeka Sunday, where he will b.
employed by the same company.
j. a. Thompson, j. A. Collins and j
W.Crawford were IN the city Tuesday OF
their return home to Hartford from
Shawneetown, 1. I. The party has beer
at the last named place building q
school house and church.
Charley Schneider, so long manager
OF the Chicago lumber yard at this place
left for Garden City, Kansas, Tuesday
where he opens Il lumber establishment
We regret that he leaves Emporia and
wish him the success he merits at the
location he has chosen. His many
friends in this city hope to receive q
visit from him often
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returned little after s O'Clock, accom-
panied by Miss McCandlesa and Miss
Perley. Miss Eva went into the house
at DIR. Jacobs, bat soon came oyer TO
see me. There were two or three callers
ct our house and Miss Eva Joined us and
seemed quite joViAi during the hour
that she was with as. Finally II was
suggested by ore of the party that We
go down town and take some ice cream.
Miss Bailey declined to go and soon took
her hat and gloves and went home. She
entered the house, sRd as Mrs. Jacobs
was not n she threw her hat and
gloves down and stepped into the yard.
think she intended simply to take 9
little walk and retire in few minutes"
What do you know about her school
trouble?
"Miss Bailey failed year ago in her
examinations and was thrown back in
her school work. She had planned to
graduate this year and would have done
SO had it not been for this failure. She
has been greatly troubled about the mat
ter and could not bear the idea Of telling
her folks about It. She no doubt
thought she would let them discover II
themselves and save her the unpleasant
ness of breaking the news. Mrs.
Jacobs learned Of her failure
yesterday and spoke to Eva of it at sup
per. Eva did not make q direct reply
and so Mrs. Jacobs said she would see
the superintendent. Mrs. Jacobs went
out after supper and Miss Bailey sus-
pected that she had gone to see Mr..
Klock. Miss Bailey did not See Mrs.
Jacobs after this"
"Have you noticed anything singular
in the actions of Miss Bailey?"
"Yes, Miss Bailey has not been her
self for over two months. She has be-
come quite thin and worried . great deal
over her trouble. She was very jovial in
company generally, but it was apparent
ly a forced interest that she took, and
often assumed the behavior Of one
in deep study. She has
grown rather reckless in her
remarks and during the last week
has several times been heard to say ::
This time next week will not find me
here;' Il don't care if don't gradu-
ate.' She has also of late been pos
sessed of strange anxiety to visit the
cemetery. We have all noticed quite .
change IN Miss Eva during the past few
weeks"
What is your theory IN reference to
her disappearance"
~ scarcely know what to think, 1t
was so surprising and unexpected
Miss Bailey is not strong and from her
disposition can not believe that she
would commit suicide. Neither can l
make myself believe that she would run
| away. She never leaves home without
permission and we all had the greatest
confidence in her. am inclined to
think that after laying aside her hat,
satchel and gloves, that she disliking
to meet the folks thought
| she would take q little walk
and then return, and while walking was
kidnapped. There were a great many
bad characters on the streets last night
There were several shots fred in the east
part of town, and number of proWlinG
tramps and suspicious persons were
seen. fear that she has fallen into the
hands of some of these"
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Superintendent Klock Will soon have
one of the neatest and best furnished Of
fees in the city. He made proposition
to the board that he would carpet the
same If they would purchase new furni-
ture. The result Is that a new brussels
carpet has been laid and new desk
placed In the office at the High school
building. New Office chairs, new
window curtains, and a new book case
will soon be added.
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WANTED-Ladies or young men, in
city or country, TO work for us at their
homes. Permanent employment; no in
structIons 10 buy. Work sent by mail
distance no obIections). 80 to $I2 per
week can be made. No canvassng. No
stamp TOR reply. Please address Home
Manly Co, Boston, Mass. Z. O. Box
1OtC
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OF TOWARD the close, and closed about the
same as yesterday; S5Xc for cash and June.
CORN-MRrket closed stesdy and q shade
higher than yesterday; 1910 for cash and
June
RYR-Easier; SIC.
BARLEY-NOminal.
FLAX SEED-$l 80.
PORK-H1gher; 5000 for June.
LARD-Firm; So. so tor June.
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At meeting held at Bethel church on
Tuesday evening, June the I'd, arrange
ments were made To hold a strawberry
and ice cream sociable on the evening of
Friday, June 18th. The necessary COM
mittees were appointed to arrange tor an
enjoyable evening. The public are cor
daily invited. Admittance tree. Ice
cream and Strawberries will be ready to
be served at about pm.
By order committee.
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Judge Graves to-day made a decision
which throws all the whisky cases on
the docket out of this term of court. The
decision is to the effect that no one held
tor violation OF the old law can be tried
under the new law made by the last leg
islature. The question was appealed to
the supreme court.
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The mayor, the policemen and other
city officers and the citizens generally
entered into the search for the missing
young lady Tuesday with spirit OF
earnestness that speaks well Tor the
sympathy aud aid Emp oria people can
extend to each other in times of distress
and anxiety.
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1t is we'll known fact that boots or
shoes after heavy wear will RIP. it mat
tsrs not where they are bought and J.
q. Altman offers to sew up all rips and
do neat work free of charge on all goods
bought at his store, on Sixth avenue, or
l09 Commercial street, between Third
and Fourth j. G. ALTMAN.
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A handsome design for a yard flower
vase TO be fourteen inches deep and
eighteen inches across the top has been
made by Mr.. r. ID. Frances. The vases
will DC manufactured at the Emporla
Cement works, and the vase which Is
urn shaped will stand on large cubical
stone
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The county board of equalization will
adjourn Friday and meet Saturday as
the board of county commissioners. To
morrow the board will consider COM
plants OF appraisement tor the city of
Emporia. Friday, complaints from
Reading, Pike. Center and Elmeudaro
will he considered
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Farm Iohna.

/ can get abundance OF money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three, four, or FIVE years, at low
rate OF interest, and allow payments TO
be made in small sums at different times,
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid of any time. Office with
Wells Bros, over Emporia Savings
bank. $. NJ. SMITH.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
H., 1907

June l, 1885.
The board of county commissioners
met as board OF equalization. All
members present.
The board spent the day in comparing
the assessments of the various assessors
and set days for hearing complaints and
adjusting assessments III the various
townships as follows:
Tuesday. June 2-Agnes City, Water,
loo, Ivy and Emporia townships.
Wednesday, June 3-Americus, Ere.
mont aud Jackson township.
Thursday, June 4-Emporie city.
Friday, June 5-Reading, Pike Cen
ter, aud Elmendaro township.
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WANTED-An active man or woman IN
every county TO sell our goods. Salary
$40 per month and expenses, or commits
sion, expenses in advance, 81 outfit free.
For full particulars address Standard
Silver Ware Co, Boston. Mass.
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Auctioneer, successor TO ii. w. Pear
sail. Public sales OF all kinds VIII be
given prompt and careful attention.
With an extended experience inthe auc-
ton business, he bespeaks an extensiye
patronage which he will endeavor 10
merit by satisfaction to all customers
Headquarters at the Central stables En-
DOria Kansas
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Tine following persons were appointed
as school enumerators for the city at the
meeting of the board of education Mon
day evening: First ward, Miss Sadie
Thomas; Second ward, Mary E. May
nard; Third ward, Miss Hannah Bun.
berry; Fourth ward, Miss Norah How
ord
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Lewis Roberts who lives on the cor
ner Of constitution street and South av-
enuc, Tuesday lost two children with
cough. They were his only
children and one was years old the
other babe of ? months. They will be
buried tomorrow at . O'Clock.
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Alex. Lee was arrested thus afternoon
for stealing spade and auger of Col.
l.. Severy. Mr.. Severy AMI Mr.. Gil
christ had a warm chase after the negro
and overlook him near the round house.
He was brought before Justice Fletcher
and demanded trial by jury. The jury Is
out as we 90 10 nress.
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WANTED-Ladies aud gentlemen 70
take nice, light, pleasant work, at their
own homes. Work sent by mail any dis.
lance all the year around. 81 TO 50 a
day can be quietly made no canyasslng.
Address Reliable M'rg Co., PhIladel-
phla, Pa. Box 1893.
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southern Knnsns RaiIwav

The short and most direct route to
Kansas City, st. LOUIS, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east and north; ana the
short line from Kansas City to Cherry
vale. Independence, Winfield, Wei
lington, and Harper, Kansas
and all points In Texas and the Indian
territory. Trains for the east leave al
7:15 am. ). b. HYNEs,
j. L. BARNS, Genl. Pass. Act
Superintendent
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William Walters and Jim Hill were
arrested this morning by Policeman
Birdsall for disturbing the peace by
shooting. They were brought before
Police Judge Keys, where they pleaded
guilty and were fined $500 each and
costs.
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AMERICUs NEWS.
EDITED BIZ BuRLow.

HUISED BE BUHLOWs
SATURDAY. May 80.
The infant child of Josiah Lamb died
yesterday morning after lingering Ill
ness of some weeks. The funeral ser
vices will be held at the family resi-
dence this afternoon st O'Clock.
A houseful Of the friends of Mrs. Myra
Smith took possession Of her residence
last evening. despite the Indictment
weather. Each guest carried with them
something substantial as a token OF
their friendship, and the family Harder
was greatly increased by their appear
snce, and the evening successfully and
pleasantly spent
Our mayer did not issue any decora-
ton proclamation.
Now II The city authorities would
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Blacksmith and Wagon Shop at Reatiing.
nave enlarged my shop and now
have two FORCES. aud }. ID. Cross, 9
horse sheer from Virginia. Also wagon
shop and horse power with emery wheel
for pillow works. and q carriage paint
shop. B. HYDER,
RaadEn0 Ranaae
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HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

CLASS SONG.
Words by Maggie Taylor. Music by Pro
We at last have reached the crossing,
And our paths must here divide,
We have had our joys and sorroWs,
As we travelled side by side.
There were forty when we started,
And we all expected then
To advance with ranks unbroken,
But our number now Is ten.
We have aimed, not at perfection,
But have tried to do our best;
We have toiled to gain true knowledge,
And we thought to welcome rest.
But with rest there comes the parting.
And we dread that solemn hour.
But we each one should remember
Every sweet must have a sour"
Though our school days here are ended,
We now enter life's great school,
And to learn its sterner lessons
There Is no established rule.
When our life work here IL finished,
And we cease to toll and strive,
May there be in Heaven meeting
OF the class Of 'S5.
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MONEY! aIonsyl. AIoneyli.

"Over production Of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay 1t to you when you sligo the
mortgage. No extra charges. No com
mission. No trouble Pay it back
when You want to. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia, that IS good
enough for US. The "old reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN 81 HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side.
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EXPRESSIONS OF GRATIrUDE

The families Of DR.. Jacobs and Mr..
Cleaver desire to express their feelings
of the deepest gratitude tor the kindness
and assistance SO generously rendered
them by their friends and the COM
munIty in general during their recent
af1icfIoD
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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Keep this in mind. In the Diamond
Dyes more colOring Is given than IN and
known dives, ana they give faster any
more brilliant colofs. 10c. at all drug
g1st. Wells, Richardson s. Co., Buriing
tor. VT. Sample Cards, 80 colors, end
book of directions for &c. stamp
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The Sixth Avenue house, corner Sixth
avenue aud Mechanics street, has again
changed hands. II has for some time
been operated by Craig 81 Cunningham.
Mr.. Craig has sold to Cunningham, who
Will remain sole proprietor and manager.
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shlloh's VItalizer. 1t never
fails to cure. Sold by Chas. RYDER.
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l. uorner exhibited at this Office Mon
day number OF very healthy looking
silk worms which will begin TO spin in
abont four days. They are very hearty
eaters and devOur n large sized Usage
orange leaf In about two minutes.
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1t will be noticed that the members of
the city council are moving in the water
works matter. y resolution was passed
ins,rucung the mayor to appoint a CON-
mittee to confer with w. T. Soden con-
corning future supply of water, &c. The
mayor appointed on this committee
Messrs. Walkup, Thatcher and Mccain.
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THE RunINESS MARTS.

THE PRICES AZ TRADE OENTERs
Tie Kansss CIfy Lave STOCK Market is Re
Dortof a~i.e:iAllV fog THg DAILY
HRGs every afternoon By
ANDY j. SNYDER & Co,
8O0sas 20 . al 81 Exchange BufIdsnS
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
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cause to be constructed a crossing on
the street near the Egolf house we would
then have q complete walk in the bust
ness matt of town.