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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-05
c,rgou1C CONGRESS OF THE sIoCx

n "n. Agency SAYS that the Catholic Con
ano"' ~ the sioux opened yesterday. SIX thousand
t,ony and their families came or are coming in
o''", ,ro,, eivtv 70 900 miles. They are camNd in
,,'p great villages of tepees above ana below tho
.,cency. The Congress is convoked BY Bishop marry
40 dcdche the new church and mission mouse ei'c'e1
here By Miss Frances DreXcl OF iiilauep" %"n
w. I,',lotc Church and the Indian Bureau AZ me
t,ea,I"D Of the church Bishop Marty ana hVe ples's
offciato1.
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Countrn Real gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTChAiR.-Dwcil.
lng- ION sale OF 10 let; large assortment u
handsome building sites, terms easy.
TUBBS & TAYLOR. 5 BcekmNn--t. N. \.
Tor ~tTE.-E giant cotuge pleas.
anty 10 atcd cool ne!chb"rhood convent
mt % IA .ifOad dssIabi' and aftrr tive; !
Rooms: 81 900 Nm. H. JOHNSON.
Cranberry station y. j.
fOK SALE.-On tho famous Boz. -
HIS the Swi.7er and 81 America. country
eats. selected building sic, and scy' raj
productive sto-k farms. Address TlloS
nLArI1i. Rca' Es'a.r Accn'. To-. Ma
GRAVE,ETD.-- FoGf acres. d"chirs-
fcrsf ,. r-. h.t' rt...- i'..H 100 n7'I
rleofv friIt: III 800; 5000 cash p qqiwd;
',p'ol for go SAMUEL iOWNSLND,
90 Wet 5Gd-st.
oItN,sI. COrNTY STOCK FARM
Ra-raln: cary terms ~ hours ont ore
-.lle two railroads: kCcps % head INC
large lu'ldincs: lawn and shade St'e9m fell
hv forr living streams. prlcc Tor farm.
stock farm implement a'd 1toN Ing 't.ns.:
- 800 81 500 without stock. FRANK
PERRIN. FishFill-on-iIud on. Y. !.
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,,,r,ox,1 CONVENTION OF co1oRED MEN.

,,,,,,ou IuIy A National convention Of colorcd
a., rrni,ed states, 10 consider the Interests OF
.no ,ace met today at Zion Baptist Church Dnnie
A rudd was chosen temporary chairman Mr. Rnda
.n,not,nd tbe patriotism and fidelity Of his race we
,aad no dynnmtc,' he declared. We arc willing 10
trnst 20 an enlightened common sense ana to te 'uos
meut Of men who must ADMIT ''c justice o' our nc
MUM VI l,,,,oos an Permanent ORGANIZATION and
mirs we're appointed, and the convention Adjourned
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-05
CHRISTIAN ENDEATOR DELEGATES.
THE ARRANGEMCNTS COMPLETED FOR TIE THOU
9ANDS WHO WILL BEGIN To ARRIVE
MOREOW.

lands WHO WILL BEGIN To ARRIVE
TOMORROW.
When the 10000 molnOcrs Of the Christian EndeavoF
ecc cite, in this cty and Brooklyn asked for the
pIivllcgc Of entertaining The convention tbs year. they
apparently planned 10 eclipse everything in ms
inc previously attempted. and to set the standard
50 bch that ambitious rivals would not danc to
comncte with New York. If this not their
intention the committee Of ~ has seemingly ne
comp sled It in it, preparations. The substance Ol
the programme printed yesterday shows how much
Is expected In the way Of speeches ana singing.
Hut these Thousand, Of delegates must be brought
.bcr. End cn,d for while I'm the Gty. '-pr1al
trains are advertised from st. Louis. Chicago, Mn
n,z,plls Washington. Boston and several Other elites
,,,,m Il Io1hs alone zoo delegates coming on
,,.,.al trains The Ncw-York Central Railroad
COMPANY has sent 400 cars West TO Accommodate
those who will come over its line. while the Penns,
,,,,a Ere and other companies have made similar
orr,urcments The first trains expected To-
morrow. and the host Of $4,000 ClTt tian Endeavor-
ars for whom PREPARATIONS are mnde Oh the basis Of
list. s,bmtted by The several state representatives
will pcubatly all be here by Tuesday noon
Tho worn Of entertaining the vi4ofs while In the
city has been IN charge u Hotel Committee OF
winch " F. Stevens, the librarian OF tho Railroad
nr,nch nj the Young Mems Christian Association. IS
chairman IL is expected that twO-nfths Of those
coming here will be entertained by friends In this
stv or BROOKLYN. Leading hotels made the
HEADQUARTERS OF State or Territory. and when that
a. AI.e the balance Of the delegation Is provided for
On t,n,-Itnr houses In The ncighbOrloOd. The
Windsor Hotel IS the headquarters for the 5000
d,l.yot,a from the state not including New York
and Kr1odyn Pennsylvania will In qnurtered az
the Plaza. Missouri at the StuTtcvan'. Massachusetts
NJ the Broadway Central dhe old Grand Central In
p,,udv,yl Washington. ID. C.. has The Nondolne,
u.i,e tho officers Of tho United Society aud some OF
the sneakers VIII be at the F1hh Avenue Hotel.
There will be Representatives present from every stat
ard Territory In the United States. Canada England
scotIond spain Africa. Syria, India. O~yion. China
ond Australia Montreal, where the next conven-
coo will be held sends 800 delegates.
There will be restaurant IN the Madison Square
Garden at which tlousunds can be accommodated
Colonel J. J. Estcy. Of Ir,ttehoro. Vt, has borne
,he entire expense Of map especially prepared Tor
,n,s meeting copies Of which will b" given 10
th dol.cnt,s enabling them to ind their way To The
s,,t..s and "a pnc,s Of public Interest Iho
radoos and souvenir To be gwen ny me tDuhLnV
~ 50s 10 their guests will H. highly priced The
choirmaH of this committee, who has devoted hlnch
tine and energy the preparation OF the meeting Is
bc pcy Dr. ii. r. McEwcn, pastor OF The f0uiteehh
street PRESBYTERIAN Chnrrh'
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Dusinrss Cbanrrs.

AIT RACE, BENJAMIN a 90. Is
Partners aud additional capital procured for
merchant, aud uanlflctAr-rs, coG N re- %.
uapcr; Investment srrur ties lo1ns. -
l'ork Row. Potter Building.
A.-HOTFI.s, sTORf.s and BUSINESS
PLACES cold quickly and quietly inNcstoi,
odNi.ed without cla,reJ ~ desirable Op-
portunit1c-. RACE. BENJAMIN & co.
CONTROLLING INTEREST fl business
payinf 20 per cent let Tor 30, otOi beet
oppcrtuniLy TO-DAY ln the city ; iuNcsticotOn
solicited. RACE. BENJAMIN & 90.
TO CLOSE ESTATE will sell 200 GOO
mill. nov working for t25 1000 part co-h !;
fortune TO- rght parties descriptive cir
cular BOSCHFN ~ Fult0n--t
WANT D.--A partner win 81 OOl edsh
lady or GENT and the brains & handle
CKANT. 3 Wind or Terrace. Brooklyn.
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Furnished Rooms.

I7TH-ST.. EAST. 13f.-Nry pleasant
rooms TO lei Without board; references.
2lST.%T.. AZ EAST. Gianercy Park
Nowly and Handsomely frrni- he'd rooms,
large and small all convenience.
62D-Sr.. 233 EAST.-furii.hrd ROOMS
for gentlemen only; private house; low
price; reference.
i52 oD.AVE.-A nicely furnished hall
room for gentlemen only reference given
and required call until IL q. IN. and from
10 8 p. III. 10TH.
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iUork tOauteo.


Females.
A LADY wants position, mail order de-.
pertinent Wholesale house. or any response
be position, working FOR interest OF EN-
lloycr and self promotion. SECURITY, lj2
bth-dNc.
\ YOUNG Swedish lady gives massage
treatment; physicians diploma. MARIE
ANDl.RSON, los East 74th-st.
JAM KlSS wishes position u tend to
one or two fat houses good worker Gail
at ~ Fast lO9th--t.. Mr.. HI LBNEk
STFNOGRAPHER and CALIGRAPH
operator desires position, accurate; salary
modefat'. Adde'S Miss ). BURNBACM NJ,
2U6 Avenuo II.
WANTED.-By young Lady position
~ stcnogr1pher aud typewriter. Address
lvu y Y
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fjrlu Uanie0.


AGENTS AND CANVASSERS male or
| female; So 10 ~ daily profits sure; eX.
pcrIcu,e unnecessary; no talking required !;
exclusive territory given. tor particulars
address I. PUTNAM & CO., West Winstcd,
Conn.
AGENTS. Wonderful advertising de-
vice. Patented. Every merchant buys.
Big pay Enclose stamp. ARCR MF1.
CO.. Racine. WIS.
WANIED.--A good penmsn 10 write
at home; either soy steady work. Ad.
dress In your own handwriting. and inclose
Sc. nickel. FOR our reply and full illustrated
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Males
IF YOU ARE seeking employment or
wish e. make a change. all at the Oid-o-
tatllsh,d and reliable NEW-NOI.k AGEN-
(h position, ~ every class quickly pro-
cured now orders every mail; Information
fro" 7jJ BroadHay. conner oth->t.
WANTED Ladies' ana young men to do
our work at thclr own homes constant cnt-
Ilovment; work forwarded by mail. and we
pay good prices experience not necessary
no canya5-.ng. Address for particulars
sTNNDArD NANIFhCITING CO.. LOrk
'oV l07, South birmingham. Mass. En-
close stamp
Females
WAITE D.-A car0llc nurse 70 take ca
two children - with family 10 country /;
returning In fail; references required. call
3ol Wr-- 72ls'.. Tuc-d day To- cuOon.
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90 Get for BUSINESS purposcs

A SMALL or large Park Row front
o1,ce IN potter Building. 10 let. Address
Il. T. SAVAGE. . Fuiton-st.
\ NEW 5..'orv building 3 loft. 7jy91 /;
3l0 Fast 9j'A-s'. lirht al round; steam
Lc1te~. eleyat L. automatic sp.iuklrrs; Cor
Il : cngine; yard room. JAMES kILPAI-
RICK, on pfcnss.
PARK ROW font onlce 70 let Ia Pot
Ter Dul.dlnf. Adde'S l.. 7. SAVAGE,
- Tul'pr-.t.
~ AND - BARCLAY ST. corner
Chureh.st.. JONl00 Win basement and eel
lar. PLAsS. 81 Broadway.
% PARK PLACE, facing elevated sta
ton. WITH 30 c. o. Chulch-st, aud bli -
n,cnt 2ix75. and cellar 50N91. PLANN,
o3i IIrrodWly
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FURNISHED Gouscs 60 Ect
Country.

County.
LONG BRANCH. tLPERON. Mon
month Reach. y. ito let flrl' -heG rot
'ae,s: 800 to $500. WM. LANE son.
Long Bia1rh
wYCnNFEE. CAPE COD. iI1rwlch-
rorf Scasnorc cottages. completely our
ii .hr'l che inhngly situntfd; bathrooms, not
water: cool. Pine: Dr. thi1e cNcrll'nt. safe
hoail"g bowling; circular. j.. II East
s7th-st
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miscellaneous.

AIR BRUSHES WANTED; second
hand. Address at once l.. Il. AME,S,
T. o. BoN 80. Potsdam. Y. Y.
GENTLEMEN Wishing to dispose OF thclr
loft.On clothing al far value viii please
cal on or address EDWARD MILLER, Is
Gth-aNc.
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings,
heads OF the Pre- dental candidates for
tanners &C.. for sale at KENNEDY'S,
225 East l2jth-st.. Ncw-York.
SURE CURE for RUEUMATISM.-
Mailed for II. Box GS6. Orange. y J.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.


A-A-A.-AIIEN TION
An aitrao tive ID moor BATH private table
optional or without board near 5th-aSe.
suites and single rooms, tfansienJ or per-
manent summer prices; apartments. doc
tor Office, al desirable locations, hishc-t
reference giyca.
Information uc".
u Z. LELAND & Co.
SO West 3ith-st.
HOTEL NIANO. 50 Last ls'h-rt. sum
mcf garden; table d'hotc; IONS. daily
werky. with OF without load; elevator.
MATTRESSES made over at residence,
accOrding a. size Al q 20 ~ %. MAt-
BORGNE. lG7 Fast 1l2th-st.
5Tu.AVE., 4O7 and iO9.-Flcgsnt newly
furnished suites square and single rooms f,
all with pIivate baths finest cuisine. new
management; sumner prices tablo board f,
transient or permanent parties; references.
5TH.AYE.. 4G3. NEAR 42D-Sr. l.
Elegant Furnished rooms FOR gcntien sn
prhato baths board optional.
2IsT.. . WEST, near 5th-a,c.-Dc-irible
roomr with boarl. TEMPORARY or, p"rHa-
nci,tlv tahl" boird; srlcct surrounding.
2oTn.sT. If EAST -Nlcely furnish. d
rooms; location and appointment, ul =,
celc1; eNccilon: toble; trans.e"t' ard
table hoarders.
81 WEST lGTH.sT.-De.iNblo, cool
rooms for refined pasii.-. WIZ relrs'nces
excellent home table; good ATTENDANCE
t7Tu.ST. 20 wEsT.-with or without
LOard transientS takea; references.
brooklyn.
II MONTAGUE TERRACE. Brooklyn
Uclght-.-tool and dcsiwblc rooms. With
bolrl reasonable rates for summer months
9 minutes from Wnilst Ncw-York; refer
cnce required.
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Connirn nral Cstatt Go tet.

MONICLAIR. i'm Jamcs-st., near
PARA two attracfiic new ho.ses Gnd
one stabl.; 10 rooms and modern IN prove
ments r. X. GARTER. 81 Pnrk-st.
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ajnsiucss Chances.


WE PROCURE additional capital for
business and manufacturing purposes,
buy and cell places OF business; offerings
must be llrst-class. SIlERWIN & CO.,
93i Broadway.
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Too MANY Of Them 20 BOth,r Wtl-tel'e.'ia
Here's fresh batch 0f hldiicntl0hs Tor
You. -, .,. ,t,,oe a. I havo tn toll
xor that 1 nm not 10 H.. b~thered with mere cam
ssaicn lies I Throw them ia tn waste baskct.-lih-
Annapolis Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-05

PLEASANT DAY Ar THE STATE CAMP.
Peci'shII. July 4-Last night the high wind wnch
W In yesterday afternoon continued, and the nyihg
sea0s gave little promise Of pleasant Fourth at The
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Durh UaHIco
Males.

M1lfb.
wAETED-On commission good limo of
cheap and nodium-sizcd cigars, for ,, 6,
ia. and Ala, from factory address
J. \. g., Box 50. NewSilrlbg, N. I.
WATCHMAN.-B married IDan trust
worthy. willing wants work a. Gay or hign'
watchman, or some other kind OF "oih' T.
SClfALER 43J West 49th-st.
WATCHMAN.-Dy married man soDef
the caro- u bpP - wlthN' sNsdy posltl ~
Address +. WAGNER, 3B 22d. a., Brookiyn'
YOUNG MAN, German, iately landta'
wishes 10 learn the carpenter or caDihenb
maker trad. Address W. AUGUST, 80
East llth-st
YOUNG MAN Of Intelligence, good cx'
ccutiyc ability. late foreman IN manuia,S
uring c-t1bi shm.ut waits situation. r.
| H. sTSN. 400 ST. Paul-ave.. Jerscy Guy.
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Citn Real estate Go Get.

ATTENTION. CAMPAIGN CLUBS
Large hall. iONcO fcet. LAST G0'h-s.. :;
will rent for any ether purlcsG rent Ie1, On
oUlc. r. J-DSON FITZPATRICK & Co,
$50 Madlsn-avc.. corner 59th-st.
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Qressmlklnq


ARTISTIC MAKING-tnque de-
signs HOTEL OrCers ut short not ice and mod
crete charges goods purchased II desired.
Mrs. McELROY. 81 East 9h-st, opposite
Dcnnlng's.
ARTISTIC DRESSMA LAX INti-Uniqu
designs. sl2 up. goods purchased " sired.
OWEN. 282 West 23d-st.
DKESSM TNG.-First-class dreS'nsker
hv the day: perfect cutter and litter; de-
s.r' f,w cuCaecmonys by the day; Guy
nr country terms. 81 %. SWENSON, 20
East 2ith--t.
DRESSMAKING.-G ont by the day /;
good references. Mss KELLY, 2ii West
i9th-st.
DRF.SSM ING.-Wante1 by an artistic
drcfsnnkcr moro eng1ls mcnt. by the daY
terms. - pr day will remodel reference.
RoN 600. go West 23l.st.
DRt.,oMAK fR-I,Iegant cutter ana Mt
ter; 50 day or at hone perfect no guar
anteed India SILK, grenadines or cloth
suits made iu one week FOR 80 fancy waists
and Russian gowns o speciality. al East
loth-st.. near broadway.
ExI'ERIENCED DBE.SsMAR Err. TO 80
ont by the day. or tate WORK home; eN-
ccllcnt filter; ~ 20 pr day; best ref.
erence; city Or country. Call lj2 6th'ave.
upstairs.
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WAITR s. ant CHAM ERIN D z!
Young swiss eiri spahing French and
German. In a private family experienced
vii b. found extremely neat and ob'iGing.
seen nc Nine JACQUIN'>, COZ 9th ave.,
up-tqir- near 3lfh.~t.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-07
TUDD'S BONDS ATTACHED
Another Interesting Suit Grow
Out of the Street Rail-
way Deal
interesting Episode In a FASH
ionable New Whatcom
Boarding House
Great Northern and Canadian
Pacific Make Traffic Ar
rangements

Inc story Of the transfer Of the locaI
electric road to the New Whafcom
company, which excited so much at.
tehtlon last September, is gradually
being laid bare for public inspection
lfall reports can be relied upon Todd
was very keen manipulator and TO
use the expression of a well-known at
torney 1.-THE slickest man 10 work both
ends toward a middle" who ever an
peared on the bay
The latest document filed i'm the an
perlor court is "A suit Of attachment NV
Colonel NJ. G. Thum to recover his por-
tloh OF the price paid Todd by the New
Whatcom company for the transfer Of
the franchise. This, if the petition il
granted, will prevent the payment Inv
the consolidated company Of the s45--
900 in bonds, which is the amount
promised TO him as mentioned I'm tbo
complaint Of II. j. Dooley. filed on
January o. VII
The history Of the entire transaction
as toid IN the suit filed Yesterday h
That by the exhibition Of a fraudulent |
sC, contract, Todd prevailed upon M. G. !
lhum to assign the franchise granted /
10 Samuel Hill, NJ. G. Thum, n. q |
l'latt and a. *. Hiscock 10 him and 10
Ihe present date Todd has failed TO
carry out his part Of the agreement
entered into August z.
In addition to the claim for COM
P5Sehsatlon for the franchise NJ. q.
! mum has a claim on Todd for salary
.of lVe months rs mentioned i'm the
contract. Included in the suit filed by
Nr' lhum Is "a claim Of Rollan NJ. Pof-
fer Ior services as stenographer, with
me value OF one type writer alleged 10
o be worth 9l2O, which Todd bought
rom Porter and for which he never
iaid.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-07
TRAFFIc AaREEmrNr
Between the Great Northern and Cana
dian Pacific

Between the Great Northern and Cana
dian Pacific
,. >. Nefi, superintendent Of the
Great Northern coast lines. arrived I'm
town yesterday and had a conference
with d. Il. Brown, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Canadian
Pacific. The result Of the meeting was
an agreement by which the Great
Northern Is TO handle the tbrouOb
business Of the Canadian Pacific 6a.
tween New WhatcOm and Seattle
The details Of the arrangements ms ar
rived at between the two railroad
officers will be referred to the pripcipgI
officers Of the two companies al 81
Paul and Montreal for ratification. and
no result can be expected to be appar-
ent for a week.
Inc steamers now connecting with
The Bellingham Bay d British Column
Jla trains at the Sehome wharf. will he
.aken off and all the through business.
10Th freight and passenger, done over
he Great Northern railway.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-07
ROW IN n BOARDING HOUSE
The Green Eyed Monster Provokes an
Assault In New Whatcnrn

The Green Eyed Monster Provokes an
Assault In New Whatoom
A sensational development Of "A social
disturbance which has been brewing
for several months, was brought to
public notice in New Whatcom yester-
day when jay q. Whittier swore out a
warrant In Judge Palmer's court for
the arrest Of w. &. Pettibone. charging
him with an assault on ex-Cifv En.
gineer III. w. Horne "without consid-
cradle prOvOcation and with "A wilfuI
malignant and abandoned heartU
The story Of the difficulty. as
brought out by a conversation with
several Of the principals and their
friends, shows a hot race between Mr.
Horne and Mr. PettibOne for the afJec.
tions Of Miss Kellet, who keeps n
boarding house in the Hubbard block
and an insane jealousy on the part
OF Mr.. Pettibone when he saw or i'm
agined he saw himself displaced by his
younger rival.
The story is told by witnesses of the
whole affair that Mr. Pettibone was
sincere IN his intentions and had asked
Miss hellett to marry him, which she
had refused to do, while Mr.. Horne's
interest in the lady was nothing be-
yond a social acquaintance brought
about by being bOarder in her house.
Friday Mr.. Pettibone returned lafe
IN the evening and invited Mr.. Horne
and several friends into the dining
room, where Mr. Horne was 10 he
gwen an opportunity to deny certain
charges, and az "A result am assault 4
alleged to have been made by Mr..
Pettibone with a pair of shears. After
4 failure to reach Mr.. Horne. IL il al
eged he kept up torrent Of abuse.
Another version Of the affair il that
Mr. Pettibone was acting in the in
.erest Of an absent friend, one w. Y.
Pepworth, and had no personal interest
N the lady about whom the dis
Lurbance was raised. Which OF the
Two stories Is the correct one will prob
ably be brought out at the trial Mon.
day morning, 10 which time IL was
postponed yesterday morning, Mr.. Pet
tibone meanwhile giving cash bonds In
the sum Of $500.
MISS kellet was prostrated yesterday
by The manner In which her name had
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-07
yet to rely on our surrounding conn.

yet to rely on our surrounding conn
try. 'ou'l
I. W. Gillette-I am in favor ora
~ Proposition cannot be gotten up that
| Wlll meet the approval of everybody
I5tolnetnlhg It VIII have to be left TO the
discretion Of the board. | think how
ever, mat the bonds should not all be
available at once. '''' W
"a H. Clarke-l am in favor of the
Dohds' l realize the necessity of reach
ing the farming community. Bonding
Is Ihe only legitimate way Of raising
money Ior thls improvement.
Frederick Pettibone-I believe II
good economy in a country where
money Is worth II per cent. to pet all
we can for g and spend il i'm needed
Improvements | favor the bonds
). Il. .Wylie-I am most heartily in
laVor Of it. Our future depends upon
opening up the country. It is the iirst
step toward prosperity.
H. w. Fraser am decidedly i'm
ilaVor Of it. Trade here is now s1fJar-
ing because we have no roads. There
are objections to the plan submitted
put as whole ] think it should not be
defeated. NV w
Chas. f. Warner-I am most de.
cidedly in favor of it, We need tbe
roads. The proposition as submitted
should carry. The other details can he
arr anged afterwards.
}. N. Miller think not over $40 OOO !
or 100000 should be made available M
a time We ought to study carefully /
what we can do before voting ON he |
question.
Martin Gallagher am decidedly |
opposed to the bonds, though desirous
d good roads, The HERALD takes a
common sense view of the matter.
ID. w. Felt-l recognize the import
lnce OF roads, but I think the plan
ought to be more fully outlined. The
expenditure of the money should be
guarded with more restrictions. ann |
opposed to he proposition submitted
NJ. l.. StangrOOm-Personallv lv we are
opposed to the project. do not know
loW the Improvement Company feel
III the subject as no expression has
'een made. Even if opposed 10 fine g
'ondlng Of the county the company
would use no influence 10 defeat tbc |
VII Of the people if they are i'm favor of
:, as we do not care TO work against
1hat the people want.
j. !. de Mattos-l was i'm favor of I
ne bonds at the first publication of the J
otlce; but have changed my mind and I
m at present on the fence. will look c
ito The matter more thoroughly before G
make "A statement.
Ellery Rogers am against tbe I
)nds. ! believe the call TO be faulty !
ld Will explain my reasons more fulIy Il
'lore the date Of the election. @
Captain Eldridge-T am opposed to \
'nding the county for road burposes c
lder any conditions. do not care u
go into details at present, but will t.
press myself more fully before the II
.te o. tho election. p
Ihos. Slade-l favor the issuance Of
y. 100000 in bonds if a suitable dis
sltlon Of such a sum can be decided b
'on, but am utterly opposed 10 the
hdlng Of the county for 800 900 for
ld purposes, as / question the right T.,
the county commissioners to expend
lney for county roads which is not 10
lcuy county expense, as all resi- W
nts do not equally profit thereby. pa