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9IBLEY COUNTY.

County Delegate-W T Fahey. Green Isla.
Div No. l, Green Isle President. Daniel
Myers; vice,president, a McMahon; rec SEQ,
;rrhos Mo1rin; ins sec. M McMahon; chm stand.
ing com. Jas ke9ar CHI n sick com, ~ Martin
Meeting LIST Sunday in each month.
The Irish standard., 1893-12-09

DU-Prfvate and separate reception rooms.
10 to Z a. m. to .. n. and to 3. m.
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AvouA. MURRAY COUNTY.
n ~

County Delegate, Patrick Healy.
President, d O'Neill; ce-president Thos
Dolan; REQ sec. J K Grove; fin sec, P II O;Hara:
treasurer, Ale5 Moran; ms sec, George Rowles:
sergeant-at- rms, NJ Mcdonnell; meet list SIM
daV If month 11 -0' oeAAA-
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LIE suEuR COUNTY.

County Delegate. Rstratton. Montgomery.
Division No. l, st. Thomas President. James
Sullivan; vice: president. J John pence; rec sec'
" Il Burns; fin SEQ. James Ronayne; ms seo
Jas Doherty; treasurer, Henery Reean; marshall
rhoa. 6haughnessy; sergeant at arms. b N
Sulliva'; chairman sick committee. Daniel
Hickey; meet LIST sunday in month, at O'clock
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resident. NJ G Walsh; vice
Shelly; REQ sec, j e Nc
J. ! shea; treasurer, Peter
= walsh; meet Isl Sunday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
Is GENERAL

Chicago Norwegians are subscribing
money 10 parchase the viking ship
which Is now at Baton Rouge, Ia.
The buffalo real estate exchange ap-
pointed committee of five TO urge the
legislature 10 enlarge the Erie canal
Hog cholera is epidemic near Webster
city. Iowa. AMI hundreds OF animals
are dying The loss SO far reaches
$1,000
A New York relative OF Montana
Millionaire Davis thinks there is a
plan TO dytraud her and wants the
case reopeued
Judge Sawyer, of Milwaukee refused
to release Mrs Marion Y. Dudley from
guardianship uum she appeared be-
fore MIN
Newton Hunks hanged himself to a
raftcr an pjttsbTE, Kan. He was at
tired i'm feminine clothes Of the finest
quality
omaha's bourd of fire ana police
commissioners have been pctitioned by
business men to dismiss Fire Chief
Galugan
Commodore Higginson's boat Ice
/ King won the first Of the season.,
races on the hudson
As the result Of the withdrawal of
an Oshkosh concern the trunk trust
haS collapsed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
FOREIGN

a new thrcc-story mouse I'm Prague,
Auctria, collapsed killing fifteen per
sons
The Office OF the Paris Auarchlste
was .udcd and q number of documents
were seized
Nnatax agitation was revived nj
Monreale. Sicily Troops fred on
rioters and thirty were wounded.
bismarck has written CrjSpi, his OLD
friend. gongratulatins him upon his
return 20 power In Italy
Replying 10 attacks in thc English
commons, Gladstone declared the Sit
uauou Of Britatn's navy is not one OF
danger
Shot found M Lieutenant Ham
thoughts >kuu refuta the claim ot
Mou~on -hat be was hiued hy his own
Guu
The papul umcio iii Lima has been
instructed 10 offer lis mediation in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

introduced a resolatl1n calling ur.s-
Secretary Herbert for his AUTHORITY q
ordering Admiral Skerritr 10 e,nfsr
with Commissioner Blount as 10 tha
condition OF affairs IN Honolulu. ana
by what authority Commissions
Rlount issued military orders 10 nam
down the American flag All the IN.
sructi0us and correspondence ia The
matter are called for by the resolution
AIr. B0uJelle asked Immediate consid-
Grafton Of the subject The house re-
fused IL. however. and the resolution
was referred 10 the committee on naval
affairs.
The house committee on foreign AZ.
fairs today tabled the Boutelle reso-
lutions. condemning the administra-
tons Hawaiian policy A substitute
condemning the landing of the troops
ct the time the queen was dethrenea
and the action OF Minister Stevens
was reported.
Chairman McCreary's resolution was
adopted as a substitute FOR the Hit
resolution offered a fortnight ago. and
the resolution Of Mr.. BOuteTe The
Hit resolution provided that any in
prevention by any officer Of the United
States in internal affairs Of a FRIENDLY
government with intent 70 restore a
monarchy was contrary 10 the tradl-
tons of our republic and constitution
Mr. Boutelle's resolution was prac-
tically q preamble 10 the Hit resolu-
ton II recited that the dignity and
right Of congress had been infriuged
by the fact that the executive depart
meut or the United States sought to
restore a deposed monarchy by means
of secret Instructions given TO cur
minister to conspire with the agents
Of that monarchy. while at the same
time his public instructions. accredit-
inz him for their established govern
ment, contained expressions " good
will to that government
Both houses adjourned 10 Jan 3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
NATIONAL LAW MAKERS.


Washington, Dec lS.-The reading
Of the presidents message concluded
.at p. III. and Chandler called for the
reading Of the instructions to Minister
I Willis The first paragraph was read
when Butler suggested that the com
municati0ns be printed instead of
read An hours debate followed, par
ticipated in by many senators. Butler
withdrew hls motion and the vice
president ordered thg instructions
read
! Hoard moved The message and ac-
campaigning documents be printed and
referred To- the committee on foreign
relations and that the motion under
rules go over until tomorrow. The mo
lion was agreed to.
After some further business the sen
late adjourned
/ Washington, Dec 1s.-The fight over
the Hawaiian matter in the house
. followed fast and furious on the heels
of the reading of the presidents Ha-
walIun message, which was delayed
on account Of the pension debate until
.3.}l
The first skirmish occurred over the
question Of reading the instructions
to the minister, which was insisted
upon by Boutelle, Of Maine The
house finally agreed and Immediately
after the conclusion Of the reading
Boutelle began an assault in bringing
"a.
the administration policy was incon-
lsistent with the spirit Of the consu-
tuition and traditions of the govern
|meut
( Great excitement reigHed and in the
confusion Boutelle failed to follow up
( his parliamentary advantage and was
ruled out of order
4 A resolution OF Mr.. Cochran for
the appointment OF a committee Of
seven to examine into the rights, pow
erS, privileges and duties Of the house
.0f representatives On questions and
I proceedings affecting o. involving the
territorial integrity of the United
States and report their conclusions as
To the nature, extent and character
of such right, forms AMI privileges
land duties together with such recon-
mcndations for defense of the same
as may seem proper and expedient
also went down under the objection
of Boutelle.
The confusion was 80 great that the
serEcant-at-arms was called in TO pre-
serve order. Adjournment was caused
10y the lack Of a quorum on motion
90 20 into committee
Party feeling ran high ut the close
81 the session and no doubt the strug
Gle viii Ire continued as soon as op
pormnity offers 10 the house tomor
row
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
ON THE RAIL.

Indiana railroads have paid tho
Dunkards Sl,ts5 Ten per cent Of the
receipts from tha sale of tickets 10
he national meeting in Muncie
Northern Pacinc receivers have pcti.
noned Judge jenkins al Milwaukee 10
tx their compensation at $500 each
year
IrapaUnuRmtm roads have de-
cided % advance The rates. to the
Pacific coast Jan J.
Northern Pacific officials are discuss
ing the subject OF wages win their
emyioycs the conferences are held
al nt Paul
The receiver Vt the Union paclh,
system has closed contract FOR 80.
90 l0u> Of strcl rails, which viii KEEP
the plant no Pueblo busy for almost
four months
Third Vice President Wells. ut "a,
New York Central railroad, says il Is
noJ Uur char the company Is 90 tabs,
control 81 ihr Sew lurb. pennsylvania
and ONO Hc also says Ibal There ut
uo negotiations pcudin-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
S5.o0o.voo TOBACCO BILL SAVED.


CHICAGO Dec - Special The
thlcago Inter Ocean, Illustrated sup
element describing the great success
nd merit Of NO-TO-BAC. has made ii
fJmouS in a day
Mr.. H L. Kramer, the active man,
+ was seen today ut his office - Ran
dOlph ST, and IN talking Of MOTTO
BAGS growth. said it was hard work
20 keep up with the rapidly increasing
demand. as every box sold advertised
+ MOTTO BAGS merit.
/ He said motto BAG is not sold 90
the strength Of the thousands and tens
II thousands of testimonial statements.
but under an absolute guarantee to
cure, or money refunded" That made
u long story about merit very short as
t absolutely protects the user from
physical injury or financial loss
Why said he, "NO-TO-BAC viii
make 100000 cures this year. and the
saving will average 5000 for every
one cured. or a grand total Of $1,000
900 saved from going up in smoke and
put In spit" NOTO-BAC is. indeed,
God-scnd to the poor man these hard
times. According to the testimonials,
however, the money saving IS the least
'onsidera zion. for almost every one
-eportS an improvement OF the nervous
system. increase In weight, and a re
viyal Of physical and mental powers
that is indeed miraculous
Prominent physicians look upon no
'OBAC as a great success, and are
very free TO prescribe il.
Every wholesale drug house in this
country and Canada sells MOTTO BAG
and the retail druggists are pushed to
supply customers. and the direct mail
demand Is immense.
The cost Of NO-TO-BAC compared
with results is a small matter as the
'ayinS in week pays Che cost of a cure
for a lifetime NO-TO-BAC is sold for
500 a box. or three boxes for $50
with guarantee cme, or money re.
funded
4 few extra copies Of the Inter Ocean
Supplement IS pages. Illustrated in five
colors have been secured and will be
gailed for the asking, by addressing
The Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago
office. f. Randolph St. New York Of.
fee, 10 Spruce 81. Laboratory, Iudi
ana Mineral Springs, lnd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
4 New Fear's GIFT HeraIded.

The measureless popularity Of Hostetters
Stomach Bitters has been the growth OF more
than third Of a century As in the past, the
coming New Year viii be ushered in by the ap
pearance Of a fresh Almanac, clearly setting
forth the nature, uses and operation OF this
medicine OF world wide fame. It Is well WORTH
perusal. Absolute accuracy In the Astronomical
calculations and calendar will, as before, oe
valuable characteristics while the reading mat
ter viii include statistics, humor and genera
formation, accompanied by admirably executed
Illustrations. The Almanac is issued from toe
publishing department OF The Hoste.ter Con-
pany at Pittsburgh, and viii be printed on the4
presses in English, German, French, Welsh Not
wegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spa
ish. All druggists and country dealers furalsn
without cost
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
A New Years Gift Heraldsd.

The measureless popularity OF Hoste.sN
Stomach Bitters has been the growth OF noi'
than third OF a century As in the past. 'ls
coming New Year will be ushered in by the -
pearance Of fresh Almanac, clearly ss1''s
forth the nature uses and operation q 'a1
medicine Of world wide fame. 1t s wen Fo'e
perlsaL Absolute accuracy in the astronomi-A.
calculations and calendar will, as before e
valuable characteristics, while the readins 1'''
ter will include statistics, humor and genefN
formation, accompanied by admirably eAs1
Illustrations The Almanac is issued ron =
publishing department OF The Hoste.teL ,bair
pany al Pittsburgh, aud will be printed N ~.
presses n English, German, French, MeIsns go -
wegian, Swedish Holland. Bohemian an " " Il
ish Al druggists and country dealers I1i
without cost
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.
THE DEpREssiON


Poor patronage and deep snow have
caused the suspension ~ tBe season u
" Nesaunep and I-hpem.uG street
railway
The strikes 80 DIueyvile, Il J., in-
Yolying 800 persous, fell through.
the manufacturers making slight
c0Ect-eI0n@
KIcine Timberman & TO- wholesale
dealers 10 wopieu goods ~ Cincinnati.
have assigned with Liabilities 81 SlZI.-
go and assets SlDOOOD
The failure Of l.. Picker q Co, salt
and canned fish dealers VI Boston. is
announced The Liabilities Vi The firm
are placsi at $1,000 and the assets
Gre as set au unknown quantity.
The Chicago Daily Globe has sns
pended. owing 10 au inability 10 pay
salaries The difficulty, 10 j. said b.
only temporary. and the publication Oi
Ehe paper vii resume Jn q Few days
Every department Of The famous
Homestead ste.l works, near Pittsbwg,
pa. closed down December -. The
suspension VIII be- fDr aB indefinite
period and involves $500 men.
WOh, Daziau 81 60. customers, of
New lolk have entered judgment Tor
s., 435.G0 against Edward T.. Rice. the
theatrical manager Ia q suit To- re-
cover the value vi eighty six costumes
loaned 10 him and not returned
yice-Chaucellyr 3lcGm al Jersey
Uty. y. 5. authorized the sale OF the
business plant, etc. Of the old National
with the reorganization Of the com
pany. The curdage company 10 the
committee iniru~ted committees bid
Of SJ,OyDgD Tor the property was uc
cordlngly accepted, ana the organiza-
ton OF Ihe new United States cord
age company VIII now be completed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

under treatment at Paris VIII. il is
said, ~ restored 10 health after d few
wtess Of rest
Haughey's bank fallua al Indiana
POLLS has caused dissolution q the
street railway brotherhood. the strong
est union organization ia thar city
Chief Justice Fuller has announced
10 the bar that at the close Of Fridays
session The supreme court Of the
nit9f States would adjourn until
Wednesday, January g.
Harry l.. Spring. who tried 10 Dor
row 500 from Marshall Field and sue
cee,icd in securing ~ cents from
Moses p. Handy, has been arrested ar
New York
Mss Mercedes Plows, Il. whose fam
ily live in Chicago, committed suicide
az the LoTetto convent NJ Hamilton,
ont, Friday night rs taking NOR
phine
Counsel has been retained at Youn-s
town. Ohio by employees who were
poisoned Al Homestead during the
labor troubles 70 commence suit for
damages aggre@ating 81 10000 against
the Carnegie company
Gen Alfred L. Parkinson of Wiscon-
sin has been appointed reading clerk
Of The senate AT Washington. 10 sue
coed g. " Perth who has been ap-
pointed postmaster al MiIwankee
During the lake seasoa iast closed
l1UoQvOO barrels OF -four We're received
and handled at the port of Buffalo.
making that city the greatest Hour
depot in the world. The value Of tn,
ficers, but in all -hese cases the office
must have been created and the power
OF appointment invested in him by con
ETess.
Third he may. to aid himself In the
performance and exercise OF his execu-
tive powers. il convenient, appoint
mere agent rs minister Or spy Of a
person, 10 gather or convey iufOrma-
ton But such "a person, SO appoint
ed could be in no sense an officer
of the United States.
Now il seems 10 my mind a propo-
sitlOn that never can be questioned
that this gentleman was appointed
as a public minister. The powers with
which he was clothed were the powers
of "a public minister. of the amplest
character He was received as pub
ii" minister by the government to
which he was accredited. This matter
product In round numbers was between
S30,O0O,O0O and $4,000, 600
q. H. Andrews. the millionaire iron
king, Of Youngstown, Ohio, is danger
ously IN and may die at any time. He
sustained a stroke of apopIexy some
time ago and his present condition il
result
John Daniels, Winston county
lAlal farmer, while cleaning out an Old
well on his place that for several
years had been used only for watering
stock, discovered the skeletons Of two
children. They were buried under the
mud, ,nut was several feet thick a.
the bottom Of the well
The officers OF the cruiser Olympia.
since her arrival in port al san Fran
cisco from her trial trip, announce "a
correction in tie report telcgraph,d
from Santa Barbara, Cal. giving the
average speed rs 2lGJ. 1t is now
claimed that the exact average over
the course Of 81 knots was 22U5 knots
per hour, Or very close 10 70 miles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

the present frontier dispute between
F i'sgu and Ecuador
! An international conference VIII
meet in Paris AT the end Of January to
study means of prey urinE the spread
Of cholera
John Burns, tie labor membtT 81
parliament, was present in the house
81 commons yesterday for the first
time since be- fell i'll.
DR. MIGUEL. Prussiau minister Of I'm
ance. Will deny the report that he IN
tends o. withdraw the bill for the new
wine taxes, which are expected 10 net
4 the government fG0D0G00 marks
queen Victoria has gone 10 Osborne
house. her residence on the isle Of
/ wight IL IS reported that during her
coming visit 70 Italy she will b. the
i guest Of King HGnUeTt az the royal
palace at MOnza
Z SiGnor Sonzogno ami Signor Boito
win not fight 8 duel over the Withdraw
81 Of Governs opera, sigma, from the
Theatre Dial Verne Milan
+ senator Rossi. Of Italy, has given
notice that he viii interpellate tie
government as 10 its intentions con
corning the Latin union He Is an op-
ronent Of the union
A dispatch from Hamburg u the
Central News, London says that Hans
Won BueioW compose, and pianist
who has suffered long from several
disorders is in a hopeless condition.
A motion will be brought forward
III the house Of commons asking that
committee be appointed TO inquiry
into the management and eNpendiH
~ the British section OF the Chicago
worlds fair
Bishop Potter. Of New York. anu
Mrs Potter nave arrived I'm Rome and
viii shortly start for Florence The
bishop Will return home from the lat
ter place but Mrs. Potter win remain
there some time
The Swiss federal council has ap-
proved d law prov iding stringent pun
ishment for the criminal use of ex-
pIoslves and for melting to crime The
Law is aimed at the anarchists, many
Of whom have sought refuge ia
Switzerland
Emperor William has pardoned,
after two weeks detention, General
Iirchon. who was tried by court mar
tial and sentence 10 three months
Imprisonment ia fortress for shoot
he accused OF defan.ing his daughter
The railway officials in Salzburg,
Austria. have received warning that
the railway station viii be blown up
within week They received a similar
warning on the eve OF the destruction
Of the station by ire some years ago.
The two French spies, known at Du
bois and Daguet, have already begun
serving their sentences in the Magde-
burg fortress They are in high spirits
because they escaped penal scryitude.
They expect that the Emperor VIII re-
nit part Of their sentences.
/ The body Of Zadoc Ouram. Mr..
/ Gladstone's valet, who was found
drowned in the Thames, was buried
/ In the churchyard nj Hawarden. whore
Mr. Gladstone has his country resi-
deucc Mrs Gladstone, Herbert
Gladstone, and Mr. Drew, son-n-law
Of Mr. Gladstone, were present
The mayor of Monrealc, o large town
near Palermo. Sicily. has been ~us
pended from office because nc made an
incendiary speech at a socialist meet
ing Besides dcnouncinG capitalists
and corporations most bitterly, he told
his hearers that the moment had come
when the workingmen ought to rise
and wrcstlr with their OpprSsors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

Kate NcShane u sIckeesport. viii
probably die Of their injuries
Tie food. which did 20 much dam
age ~ south Buffalo y T. has almost
entirely disappeared Alg~t u the faui-
d.. WHO were forced 70 Zee from their
houses laye returned only one "
two cottages were moved from their
foundations. and those flooded needed
but litrle ~ make them habirabie
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

Comptroller Eckels has issued 8
statement showing that the national
bank note circulation outstanding on
November 80 was SOS, $50, 7SS, a de-
crease during the month Of November
If $2G3,5 7s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

Waldo G. Perry, of Vermont e1ir-
clerk of the dead letter Office, has Ten
dered his resignation to the postmastei
general.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-12-30

Washington De-. oar. Proctor
Introduced q hin to annex Utah
~ Nevada
The senate was ju executive session
today
During the debate in the house today
on the Boutelle resolutions the discus
sion grew 50 sharp that Speaker Crisp
ordered the sergeant-atarms To seat
ain members. The resolution was final
ly placed on The calendar. and Mr..
McCreary Dem, KY. reported me
resolution from the foreign affairs
committee condemniue the landing Of
the troops and Mr.. Stevens actions.
This was substitute for the Boutelle
resolution
Mr. Boutelle, of Maine. one Of tile
most violent opponents Of the admins
tration in he Hawaiian controversy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-08
ALL AROUND TOWN.

The Grand ORIENT will shine at
Castle Hall tonight.
The scenery for the Provident
Heights auditorium arrived at
O'Clock this afternoon.
In the county court this morning
Judge Jenkins made one or two or.
ders in probate cases.
Charles Weaver and j. G. Selby
were fined IS each in the mayors
court for assault and battery.
The Light Guard will commence
drilling regularly at night until the
Austin encampment next Monday
evening.
There will be debate between j.
II. Stanley and ID. w. Dobbs at the
next meeting of the Single Tax
club to be held next Tuesday night.
Miss Abbie Goodrich, the sponsor
of the Waco Light Guard, il
making white and blue silk flag
for the company. The lettering
will be put on by skillful artist.
The Rev. John V. MuCAll, who
will preach at the First Presby terian
church tomorrow, spent the earlier
years OF his boyhood in this county.
Some of his oldtime boy laymates
will he among the grown up meu
who will hear him.
Our society columns are filed
again today with the current society
happenings of the week. When 1t
comes to these notes The News sets
the pace. The lady friends Of the
paper appreciate highly this feature
of the Saturday paper.
The Edith House is now the best
private hotel in the city. the
large dining room is cooled by
electric fans and everything will be
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-08
RELIGIOUS.

Morrow Street Methodist church,
Eleventh and Misunderstanding
at l a. M, by PASTORS. j. Franks,
at $3.50 p. m. Rev. G G. Sudgu XII,
of Japan. Ep~orth League at p.
IN. Cordial invitation to all.
Rev. John V. Mccall, of Wealth.
erford, will preach at the First
Presbyterian church, Austin ave.,
tomorrow at IL a. m.
The Ri. Rev. G. II. Kinsolving
will officiate at ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church Sunday at ii o'clock a. IN.
No night services.
Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton, 1853 Austin ST.: Sunday at
4 p. m. Rev. H. M. Whaling will
speak to men on the Crock of Sab
bath Dissertation" All young men
are cordially invited. This is the
last of series of five addresses on
Crooks that have Shipwrecked
young men,"
Tuesday $3.50 p. M, Song Ser
vice.
Thursday $3.50 p. M, Outdoor
athletics.
Friday, $3.50: Swimming at Pad
gifts Pool.
Christian Church, Eleventh and
Washington: F. N. Calvin pastor
-Sundayschool $3.50 a. m. Preach
ing at a. m.: "a visit to Bethle.
hem" Y. P. s. G. E. 7:l5 p. III.
No $3.50 services.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-08
MIR. GREENE'S VISIT.
He Comes to Get the Form Of Bonds
Approved.

The railroad builders and ex-
tenders of Waco have been rather
nervous over the visit of Mr.. K. H..
Il. Greene, president of the Texas
Midland road.
To make long story short Mr..
Green came to Waco with a form
of bonds to be issued by the road
for an extension both north and
south.
At meeting of stockholders of
the Midland road held at Terrell a
few weeks ago they author zed the
issue of ~ 900, 900 of bonds for the
extension.
Mr.. Greene submitted the form to
the roads attorneys, Messrs. Alex
ander q Campbell, this morning,
and the bonds will be approved az a
meeting of the board Of directors of
the road to be held at Terrell, July
81.
Mr.. Greene left for Terrell this
afternoon.