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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
FAlRHAVEN'S PROGRESS
A Quorum of Councilmen at
Last Gathered and
Session Held ~
Track Laying on the Fairhaven
q Northern Commenced at
Westminster
Ihe Northern Pacific Seeking
A-Right-of- Way into
Fairhaven

AFTER considerable skirmishing and run.
hing around quorum of councilmen wa,
inally gathered and proceeded to trans.
act such business that was presented tc
the council.
councilman Cowgirl in the absence of
Mayor Turner acted as chairman. Conn.
cllmen Donovan. McKechnie. Wardner
ana Woodin present, Miller absent. The
reading OF the minutes of the previous
meeting was dispensed with.
a petition was presented bv J. Teidie
asking that his assessment for the i'm.
proyement of streets be- equalized. Re-
leffed to the committee on judiciary.
"A petition was presented by the Rel-
lingham Land Co. praying for an equal
lzation of their assessment. Referred TO
the committee on judiciary.
Councilman Wocdin reported that tho
garbage scow was completed.
ne petition OF Pierce Evans and John
II, ware asking for a franchise for tho
CONSTRUCTION and maintaining OF a system
OF Materworks was considered.
The ordinance was read section hv sec-
tloi ahd the petitioners were represented
ny y fierce Evans aud Governor George A.
BLACK. Several exceptions were taken bv
the cQuncilmen to some of the provisions
contained in the ordinance, which were
explained by Mr.. Evans.
Inc ordinance was laid on the table To
pe .aken up at the next meeting.
ne cOtnmltteeOn streets was presented
as follows recommending the psvment ~
ne faifhaNen Land Co. of 81, a.. n they
having paid that amount for the i'm
proIement of Eighth street. Regarding
the Improvement OF Donovan avenue roe,
Dmmendng that the eastern limit should
DC the west side of Twenty-first street,
ne report was adopted and resolutions
,oveflhg the report introduced and
The time for transmitting the .ssass.
lient rolls was extended until August Z.
Acceptances We're filed for the fran
,hises Of the electric light aud electric |
'allway companies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
Seeking Right-of-way and Terminal
Facilities in airhaven

some time ago the HERALD called at
,ention To the fact that the Northern Pa
cihc was making efforts to reach Belling-
nam bay and that the company was en-
deav0rlng to obtain a right-Of-wav and
terminal facilities in Fairhaven. Since
the publication of the article in question
Information of a more definite character
mas been received regarding the inten-
tons OF the Northern Pacific. ID il now
on assured fact that that great trans
continental system intends to tan Belling-
ham bay. and from information received
the company prefers 10 tap IL at Fair
maven where II can reach deep water
without the EXPENSE of building long
wharves. But some organized movement
should be made by the citizens of Fair
haven to meet the gentlemen connected
with the Northern Pacific with the power
lf making the necessary arrangements
Tor terminal facilities and right-of-way
nto the city. The chamber Of commerce
A. Whatcom has already taken steps in
he matter aud prompt action on the part
y fairhaven will bring the Northern into |
he EOpal ritx
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS

The Hotel Ncndome-.I II Mathram,
- McDonald. san Francisco. Cal: y :
Head. Minneapolis. MINI: Il ] Park.
Portland. Or; A j Iiacket, PORTLAND. Or:
u u Addison. San Francisco: T. c Burlin
game, Tacoma: VI VI Montgomery. Spo-
KANE rails; Endly. Seattle: Miss 4
Nelson. Sedrg: G A Davis. New Vest
minister: Miss Maud Sterling. Mrs George
Henton. j T Mcdonald, Ellcnsburg: j
larson aud wife. Misses Carson. OLYMPIA;
4 ID Rockwell. II ) Morrison. w ID Pom
tins. Seattle; I ) Brown. San Francisco:
4 Lndorf. San Francisco; A T. Moore.
vancouver. Wash; Chas A Peterson,
seattle; Richard W Jameson, Tacoma;
a AC Folleti. Huron. ) ID: T. J Miller.
York. Pa: q Is Mann. 1T Paul. 4 T. Me-
.inil,. and wife. D ID Schaffer. Seattle: w
coble, NJ G Maple. San francisco; n
iyde,. Spokane Falls; Miss c Richmond.
Miss McRhode. Providence. r I: Rev j
tredwell. London. Eng: J B TERMS. Port
and; Gottlieb Roth. Dies Moines. In; X
Vim. Mt Vernon.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
'HDf AT SAND BEACH
roach, a Pensioner of the Re-
'eAlon, Undoubtedly Murdered

Roacih" hEAcH VI lch.. August e-James
Rnnid. la,e an inmate Of the Grand
and ~ ~ soldleIs' home. came here .Jniy :
plieafionn neNl tl dayengaged rooms. His an
Marcb a,T @ q pension was allowed last
NV received between 500 and ssoo M I"ct bant
Safn,.,ina aha monthly allowance of sI0
her iaGaass, 9lS land lady not having seen
10 R""I4L, Tor nearly week. an entrance
bety,..,. room was effected. The door
had tba a,s nS room and the one adjoining
blv onon"ep9p "ep9p'afance Of having been forcl-
blood ,'nra Large clots and stains of
clothing ma d'9uhd. trunk containing
~ =" y9He we contents scattered. Footnrints,
'''. S.lHJ"cl WttA Nm = y-,r.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
WORK PROGRESSING
The Bellingham Bay Gas Companv,s
Works

Immediately east of the Bellingham
mill a large number of workmen. teams
ana scrapers are engaged in levellng and
sra1lhg q large area for the erection Of
nam Bay gas company.
AZ meeting of the company, held
rluay evening, report was presented
stating that all the material. Including
iO,OVo feet OF pipe had been purchased and
was already on its way here. Ii is The
lhiehtlon OF the company To complete the
hrsi, aud If nothing occurs to DELAY tbe
work all the Bay cities will be snpplied
Win gas by November first Of this wear. is
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
Succeeded as Collector of Bad Debts.

Another new departure in the line of
business Tor women has been success
lnlly made bv plucky lady residing I'm n
town oi f0.WO Inhabitants In an interjor
Guy OF New York. A relative selling ON
MS business offered the debts. amountinn
70 s.op, to the purchasers for SOM Inn
lhey declined to take the risk. Learning
oi this, the lady proposed that he shouid
collect them, and in less than three
mouths she has collected over 5000 and
mas lalr prospects Of yet getting at least
Wo-thlrds OF the remaining S2.OOO. She
says: business men who know me said
! would succeed and offered me their col
ectlohs at per cent; those who don't
Know h,nio me said. mo woman will succeed.
ne real estate men. only three in town.
al knew me and did not like it-wished
they had been able to get the work
there Is no professional collector In
town., so ! feel very happy over il. In
mas benefited my health. and nv doctor
SAID exercise, fresh air and occupaiion'
was what ! needed. It's hard plow,
work. but | like it: IL requires ali the
Pdthence, tact. perseverance, and firmness
! possess, and ! get very tired. but vel 7
IKE a.; There are so few things can do
AZ all ! would be ungrateful ii | did moi
IKE u, and ! am 80 glad can do This
well IL has reused my ambition and
given me motive and that was what
needed" ""'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
All Quiet in Guatemala

CRY OF MEXICO. August 9-Dspatch cs
from Guatemala state that there is no
revolution there. Barrllos is firm in the
belief that the difficulty with salvador
will soon be settled satisfactorily to Qua
temalan interests.
Pou. the SalvadOrian representative
here. received a Telegram today confirm
ing the report that Gen. Riyas. leader OF
the insurrectionists. had been captured
and shot aud quiet was restored in Saliva
dor. The dispatch also announces that
the SalvadOrian troops had returned 10
the capital 10 oppose Ten. RiVas aud were
to march against the Guate-
mulups
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
NEWSPAPER CHANGES
The Seattle Morning Journal Changes
Owners

SEATTLE. Aug. The morning Journal
thls mo ming announced change in tho
management OF that paper. AT the head
ol lne eqllptlal column appears the names
OF W. II. l-lewellyn and Il. +. Shaubut
respectively president and Treasurer III
the company. The other gentlemen as
Soclated with Lllewellyn and Shaubut
are John Leary aud Colonel Thomas
Ewing. Mr.. Leary, who owns two-iiffhs
oi the stock. Is president Of the Real rs
tate Investment company. Colonel Ev-
ing VINO owns One-tifth, is president of
NE west Seattle Real Estate company.
Mr.. Shaubut. who owns one-ffth, is
largely Interested In Edmonds. Eshel-
man a Llewellyn. owning the remainior
One-hith, i largely Interested i'm Soutb
seattle. IL Is expected that the Interests
OF the paper will be pushed vigoronslv.
Z. ;. Painter, former business manager Of
the Morning journal retains his positiop
ar. Ilngle. editor. had accepted an offer
tnat VIII take him into another channel
oi work. III. l.. Wood. recently Of n
raul Is editor. An addition 10 the morn-
ing dallies VIII appear soon. perhapS neXt
flday or saturday. IL will be called rho
Telegraph. II begins It's career under
very favorable auspices. there beinr
pleniy oi money back of it aud ample
iacilitleS. The owners are Judge Burke
ana ID. T.. Durie. OF Seattle. and i /
brow OF Spokane Falls. and ii is under
slood another gentleman whose name
" y oulu cause surprise while adding confi-
nencr IN he future OF the pappr Tho
Telegraph will be- a Democratic n,nar
II has secured dispatches from the pnst,
ihtelllgencer. an acquisition of very great
Importance. Mr.. Durie will be general
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
SKIPPED OUT
The Agent for the Donau Brewing Co.
Mysteriously Disannenrs

ot Tacoma. appointed man bv thr name
on SpllntZ their agent for BeIlingham
bay. For awhile everything went alung
smoothly suddenly the remiftance.. .stnl,-
pea ana every rndcavor mfde To obtain
some word from Splniz proved fruitlr,s.
Mr. Donau himself then came To the city
sudden silence and then discovered tb,t
Splintz had skipped out. Mr. ~. Moses.
Tue travelling agent for the company.
states that Spliniz'S defacation wifi
amount to between 500 and SaD. 81
trace of the missing agent can be fonnd
and he is evidently by this time In some
more cOngenial Cline
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
THE CAR SHOPS
Happy Valley a Scene of Bustie and
Activity

a representative of the HERALD in
luest OF Information strolled over the
n'oa. ~ S 70 nappy Valley and was surprised
on the railroad car shops being construct
ca there. About thirty men are employed
az present digging foundations and clear
ing preparatory towards the building of
,he works and houses. The shops are
located very close TO the road to Lake
fadden and along side of the old aban-
first carload of lumber was bron1bt an
,he ,,he, ground yesterday morning. Messrs
llllp& Weldon have one contract fnr
io,OO feet of lumber to be delivered on
the ground. and this only for such lumber
necessary 10 commence the construction
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
PERSONAL

Councilman McKechnic returned from
Seattle Friday.
Judge Winn of the superior court is a
guest at the NendOme.
Chief Engineer J. J. Donovan returned
IRON New Westminster yesterday.
Mr.. J. I: Mcdonald. a prominent min
ing nun of Ellensburg, is in the city.
MIR, B; Moses of Tacoma spent several
days In Farhaven during the week.
Mr.. Charles Hill, representing the Hall
safe and Lock company, was IN the city
Friday.
Judge X, ilogg and family, accompanied
Dy lew friends. expect To spend the next
week outing on Lake Whatcom.
Mr.. Finch. of the legal firm of Dorr a
rlnch OF Sehome. was a pleasant caller at
the HERALD Office last Thursday.
Messrs. W. {. Osterhout and W. C. Me-
DOugal left yesterday for the Harrison
hot springs. where they will rusticate for
iwo or three weeks.
Mr.. Pierce Evans and wife returned
yesterday from the Harrison hot springs.
Mr. Evans looks much improved I'm health
'hd reports having Il gay time
Mrs. a. =; Mckay. wife of the well
','.i,', ',i"'"N GULL dctpT. anu iamflN
Irrived in the city Thursday. They in
ehd 10 remain here permanently.
Mr. ;. kease. an old pioneer Of Fair
aNcn arrived Ia the city Thursday. Mr..
ease drove Che first piles for the old
.hari ~ Fairhaven. aud he takes great
interest in its welfare.
Mrs. VI. T.. Roberts OF Denver il the
,iesi OF her ister. Mrs. Clarence Gazley.
lrs. Roberts Il much piras sod with lair
aven aud will show her faith by invest
~ IN some of the Focal City's soil.
Major wilkins Of Ninterset. Iowa, a
'icnd of William Hedg,, nnd i A iIier
making falrha zen visit. The major
senator Of the Sixteenth Iowa district
nd one OF the foremost lawyers OF Tho
I.t.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

J sJen IN various parts of the room. and ey-
s.c,re i cn, OF Ola struggle were plainly visible.
the "ne nnls anu @ leW ARTICLES of clothing are
missing, \ search for the body has
lai,ed to reveal anything further. The
MISSING man was an lrishman about fftv
years OF age, and totally disabled by gun.
snot wounds in his right leg. The room
i'm. ieA. 10 ms has been unoccupied for ten
uays or TWO weeks. the lodger who had
of the village. 40 trace Of tbe nou'.,. oi.
hoach Is supposed to have had about him
can be discovered, and it was that money
crime. WI '"e
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
RAPID RAILROAD BUILDING
The Hunt System Laying Two Miles of
Track Per Day

,CENTRArIA. Aug. 2-G. W. Hunt. of
Hunts system Of railways. will leave
New York for Washington tomorrow.
The work between Hunts Junction and
Portland will be pushed ON his arrival
here. Hunts grade Is completed for
twenty miles. cleared five miles and is
more than eight miles ahead of the
Northern Pacific. The construction out
tit consisting Of 100 men will finish
track laying in ten days. Two miles of
track Is laid every day. The forces at
work consist of 600 men aud 300 teams.
This fore will be doubled inside of two
weeks and trains will be running to Gray's
Harbor by October Is
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

-Four car leads of freight left for Sedro
Friday and SATURDAY.
The fixtures for the First National
oank came in Thursday and are heina
placed in position. 'o'"s
Mccoy a. O'Brien sent anotbar hon,
lpad OF railroad supplies to the front
Thursday. 'oi'
The Presbyterian ladies are nrenar,nn
Tor an excellent entertainment To he giya5
IN the near future. ''"
important messages are at the telegraph
once Tor A. II. McAdams. B. r. Mnsser
John liiiand W. +. Ne.bit
Ihe steamer W. X. Merwln is running
in the Eliza Anderson's place althnngb
y does not make the Anderson's regular
trip to Blaine. s"''i
The 500 pound safe for the city wu,
arrive Monday. civ Clerk Riede1 will
then have place To store the valuable
papers now in his possession.
Rev. J 5. David. pastor of the Firs,
Society of the New Jerusalem of Mime.
apoils, VIII lecture on ''Who Was ,Jesus
Shflst' at the Tabernacle at 3 D. m. All
are welcome.
r. A white silk handkerchief was lost on
rIluaN evening esher in "a hack or ON the
sidewalk near the Fairhaven hotel. The
nh1er VIII confer a favor by leaving the
article at this office.
The Bellingham mill Is cntting nm nm
aaHftsragy aHtg OF ,iO,oo feet OF lumber per day.
,''iI1 W ii'n Ml' MhheaY hfst took charge the
mlll was only cutting j0.OOO feet and its
unntlul mas more than doubled under his
eifcient management.
The furniture far tho ,-os,o.i.. Ill.
rived THURSDAY. The rooms w ~ vln" ar
are being comnlcted ne 'poms ,.o,,i,i oi the CLUB
piacSd in nav ~, ,iere NH probably be
week SUM" 'i"'' uurih8 thls
The frame work of Mr. Dolhio's Lo,,s,.
Is being constructed. The dwellingi ~
located ON the reserve in the sonth enT aS
the city, and enjoys the unlaue disfinc.
tion of being the trst hons" hhii, ia ,,s.,
vicinity. ''' III ''a'
Fairhaven is looking ouito ro,ro,,o,,
tan. Last night a sfreet fai,ir h"iJ
crowd AT the interscction of uarris 40
Eleventh streets and during the avenina
a colored man was making The ronnds
with a NOT of hot vator ,,,.d .n, -, ,o'ius @
''bot sansa0es "''" crying out
The Mason block is rapidlv approacb-
ing completion aud already auita n num-
rented. while aii tba ayailaI1a 11ae neeI
iown stairs is taken. The infnpior q a.,
building is handsomely furnished and
very room Is ligbt and ai,v """
A good stid breeza bos hoo, i.,,.....
he bay every af,er,n,,, NJ wing on
u CONSEQUENCE ntitc a. ,,,,',i's,. "Vch. anu
,arties have fafen niacn III Hi s1llIng
cry pretty dofted berc and ,hor''y o'y iooks
'bit, l,u;,a u'i',u H,, @ neIe ana thefe with
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

Among the large number of stranger,
coming irtO the city during the week
were many capitalists seeking invest
ments. aud the sales made in real estate
have consequently been large and nu-
merous. One gentleman alone represent
ing several eastern capitalists. invested
something like sjO.ODO In Fairbaypn real
estate. In addition TO the gentleman
here personally. almost every real estate
irn in the city has received letters from
people in the east, asking for information
regarding FairhaVen ana vicinity. The
letters give evidence of FairhaVen being
known almost everywhere in the country
some OF them coming from New York
ohio. Montana. Illinois. and from the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
UNCLE SANS NAVY
The San Francisco tie Make a Trial Trim
Today

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug lit is stated thar
tfial trip around the bay will be made
oy the cruiser san Francisco today to put
the machinery in working order. Capt.
uioouail VIII command the big steamer on
This trip and was bnsilv engaged ali ~
Yesterday afternoon preparing for the
venture. Capt. sampson. who has been
appointed tu the permanent command of
the san Francisco and who arrived i'm
this city Thursday will also go on this
lfip. 1he engines Were worked today 10
thoroughly test them. The firemen. who
were reported To be- ON a small strike.
went to work as usual. The engines will
DE worked again tomorrow and the cal
Is that the cruiser will start ON
her preliminary trip Monday forenoon.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
NO. 63

nlnccnt and that the Fairbavon win h.,
the most elegantly appointed ana bangi a.
coast. ' "" th'
esterday the Fairhaven brought I'm
lhe furniture remaining on the docs and
mtlell the state was unable to take. One
at. VA. vi the hotel Is ready TO receive the
put in shape as quickly as nossihia S.s
everything will be in readiness for tbe
reception OF the Press Association which
meets here September 3d. "''e'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
THE FAIRHAvEN
Five Carloads of Furniture Arrive for
FaIrhaven's Magnificent Caravansary

Tue state of Washington brought i'm
Friday morning the hcayiest aud largest
cargo that that large and commodiouS
vessel has ever brought into TINS port.
The main part of the cargo consisted of
5Jl.Vo pounds ot furniture ior the Fair
haven. When the steamer was unloadpd
ana the furniture piled on the dock II
seemed a. u II would be- impossible t.
crowd all OF the immense mass into any
one boat. or course the furniture wa,
all packed and covered. bat enough If l.
go Ia Pc sern ~ d',rFniiur that iti mag
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
THE UNHAPPY czAR
Another Plot Discovered TO Assasinate
the Autocrat.

PAms. Aug. 2-The Sicle and Eio,ro
PRINT reports thar fresh nihilist nin,
against The ear has been discovered at
y. petersburg. According to Prof Gori-
eNShi. of the university Of ~. Petcrsburg
ana number Of students of that institn-
tioh' who 1t is alleged were CONCERNED in
the plot, have been arrested. MANY per
~ SuuN were taken into custody in Moscow
rank IL the Russian army commiitod
sulelde. u Is supposed they were found
Implicated in the conspiracy and fool,
lhelr lives rather than undergo arrrsf
ana the punishment Surp Ia foIlo,,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
NEW BUILDINGS q
Business Houses and Dwellings in
Course of Construction

Messrs. Longstaif & Black ithe we'll
known architects. are mp Ia their eyes IN
business Among the building, they have
IN course OF construction ana Tor which
lhey are preparlrg plans are: \ dwelling
house for Mr. Il. VI. Wilson which wifi
cost about si.j0D. This building is now
in course of construction. They are also
preparing plans for u dwelling for Mr.. A.
u. Clark. TO be erected on the corner Of
Fourteenth ana Wa'hiue'si ..rerts and
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

NEW ORIEADS. Aug. james Clarke
q company. coffee dealers have made a
ccssi0n of their property to their credi-
tors. Liabilities s'a}nD: assets. sl.o)l
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03

DIR. DE l.. W. Brown and Mr., VIII n.
Pettlbone gave banquet to six of their
gentlemen friends. The early part OF the
evening was devoted 20 the playing OF
whist and other harmless amusements.
After short time spent In this manner
the banquet was served. The table fairly
groaned beneath the tempting spread set
out before the gentlemen, the banquet
proper being triumph of culinary art.
Every question of Importance was settled
at the table and the health of DIR. Browh
and Mr. PettibOnc drank in bumpers of
sparkling champagne. IL was late hour
when the party broke up. and all present
are expressive in their praise OF the enter
iaining powers Of the two hosts.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-08-29
Probate Order.

In the Probate Court OF Mason County Wash.
In the matter of the estate of the minor
children of ELIZABETH Balm, deceased.
1t appearing to this court from the petition
presented and filed by Chas. K. Ried, the duly
appointed guardian of the persons and estate
sale OF certain real estate belonging to said
wards That said property is unproductive and
a source OF expense in its keeping. That it
would be beneficial to the said wards that such
real estate should be sold 1t is hereby ordered
that all persons interested in said estate appear
before this court and at the court room thereof
in Shelton said county OF Mason on Saturday
the S0th dav of August 1890 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
then and there to show cause if any they have
why an order should not be granted for the sale
of such estate. And it is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published at least az four
successive weeks before the hearing of the pc
titiOn, in the" MASON COUNTY JOURNAL" news
paper printed in the said county OF Mason,
Wash W. HIM. DUNBAR, Probate Judge
in and for sail Mason County.
seal Shelton Wash. July 18th 1890 4-W
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-08-29

of her hands. but as compared with the
Others her injuries are Slight The house
and It's contents burned to the ground.
The election held on "Wednesday in the
Allyn school district to vote on the cues
ton of bonding The district to the amount
0f $500 resulted in favor of bonding.
Eighteen votes were cast and every one of
them was for the bonds.
n petition has been circulated here nv
Mr.. john n Eberhart. and signed so far
by nearly 40 voters, asking that another
election be called in the county 10 vote on
the question of bonding the county for
road purposes. The proposition was
voteo On few weeks ago and defeated, but
with hetier understanding of the CUES
tion 1t is now thought it can be carried
Allyn voted solid for it before and will
again, it another vote is taken.