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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
VERNAl-.
stake and Mutual Corf.r.nre e. Cold
weather Wool sale.

Special Correspondence.
vcrnai. May gs.-The stake confer
enco Just ended l. universally spoken
~ na one u the best We have ever had.
All seemed to enjoy themselves and the
attendance was 20 large that many
people were turned away at each meet
inE on account of the Inadequate seat
Ing capacity NJ the meeting house.
Many people express themselves a. boz
ing anxious 10 commence the building
~ stake tabernacle. lf the work
were to commence now there would be
a general response ana the people
would contribute literally for the ercc-
tlnn ~ beautiful and commodioun
building The plans have already
been secured. and u II hoped tho Until
alive steps viii be taken at once.
The conference was visited by Elders
i,uion \. Wells and Joseph W, McMur-
rim ~ tho Seventies. and Sisters HriScn
and Campbell u IN. boari ~ aids Of the
Y. l.. N. I. a. Their instructions were
timely and well received by the people.
and ~ before said. the conference was
voted one ~ the most interesting ever
held hero.
After the stake conference which was
held sunday and Monday. the Young
Mems and Young Ladies' associations
held a conjoint conference, which was
a success throughout.
The visitors leave with n good Inn
precision Of our valley and the people.
The sheep mon Of N.rnai will start
the latter part NJ the week for Price
10 meet the wool buyers. II II comb
IDENTIFY expected that they Will get n
cents and possibly more for their clip.
Wool from this county always brings
fran two 10 two ana half cents more
per pound than that from surrounding
counties. and buyers compete spirited
~ for the clip.
COLD WEATHER.
The weather In Htir cold and windy
and crops arr not making much
growth. The streams are hardly rolled
with high water yet while usually at
this season they are at their Highest.
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Aufufa Mining Company. principal piacu Of
huslrCss salt Take titY. tab Niues sit
uatri ui MHfyaNalu. fiutU tuuuty. Utah.
Nutlrr D. hrfrht given that NJ invuting of
,hg n.rgior. N the Auun Mining Company.
held NurlI 20 isn If Nu ~ North Main ~,
~nli Lake iltNs assessment No. a u uuu.hnf
cent 30 sharu vas lUtltli on the capital stock
~ SSH Dnmllny payable Immediately 10 tho
.Nr ~ thr rufnnnuN ~ salt lake tlty.
ltah. MY stHA un which tbs hsssssmVnt
may frnaNn unpaid on the ~ ~ Jams. will
j. drllmIurni aud advertised fuf sale NJ pub
" auft.nt Hnll unless payment 4 made be-
inrs VII D. sl'd uu June "a i-ifl tn pay tho
dtlnlufut nssfasfuruti tufrihrf Nitli cftst q
gdtrrtl.lug lnd ptpuns1 ~ sale liy order u
lhard - n.rsfnfs
JAMES u. SHILLING. se-y.
NN Main ~. salt Lake city.
Dated Wsg fsn
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NorIc, 10 CONTRACTORS.

OnIfr N tho Hoard N Public Works. Room
Hl. tltY iiHll, salt Lake tiiy, May ~ iSiD
scaled prluusn's Will hu fisvlt,d az this
office urtll u O'Clock o. on. ~ Monday, Iunu
o. 80. M Tie work ~ constructing a plps
ffnm south Temple "a iirst ~lnth streets, ar-
clnilns 90 The plans ln the ,lty Enginuor'-
office
in,inirtlnns Ia bidders. together with spe,l-
trutluus nud forms fnr contract and band
esn o. nhnlnri ulnn application at tho otllcs
NJ thr lluHui
lThoflshti, reserved tn rrioct any aud all
bids
rs order NJ thr board " Public Works
a. e.. kIt.sEN Chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

siding. The siding viii resemble
brown stone front and brick sides.
The weather II stili quite cold. a
scale Of Ice was frozen over standing
water last night.
A RUNAWAY.
The delivery horse and wagon Of
Smith n Co. butchers. driven by n
small boy. ran away down Main street
yesterday. The cause was broken
breast strap. The boy. however man
aged 10 dodge some twenty or thirty
teams on the street. aud escaped with
out damage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
FlLLrlORE.
Good rnset of President SNOW. Visit,
News nrisf.

special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Willard Co. May es-The
visit from the President Of tho church
was very much appreciated here. his
rvmarkH were timely and appropriate.
M were also the remarks Of the broth
tvn who were associated with him.
Many cNprc!siona OF gratitude were
heard today ha "a result Of tho visit OF
the presidential party. and many rcso.
lutions have been made 10 live nearer
To God IN the future than In the past.
Preparations are being made FOR the
celehtntlon Of Memorial day. II IL ex-
pected that large number % our citi-
Hens VIII visit the cemetery aud dec
crate the Eravea Of the loved ones who
have passed away.
Levi W. Amer. who has been work.
Ina for the iiolbrook Land and frriEa-
tion company. at snake valley. 70.
turned homo last Monday lie says
that work IL being pushed vigorously
on that enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
|. What /: Dyspepsia 2

The name that has been given 10 all
stomach diseases " Dyspepsia. and this
name Il used Tor want Of "a better one.
The word dyspepsia means "pinicuit
Digestion n DOES not Indicate o.
disease. n only expresses "a condition.
and suhncutc Inflammation ~ the atom.
nch certainly renders digestion *
tremely dlnirult
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DEATH OF WILLIAM CLARK.

Another sad affalr happened ycrtcr-
day. William clark. a young man. son
~ orrin Clark. who, with his family.
was removing TO Idaho. when about II
or u miles from town and near Moroni.
took suddenly ~ and died In the wagon,
What adds 10 the sadness Of the occa-
sion was the fact that he was married
but a week bcfore. and his young bride
II henfthroken. A sad gloom has been
east over the community In seeing
down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Aud In nrrnidanrc with Law aud the order
Of the hnari ~ dirurtnrs made IN Aprll ifth
lsyi - many shhrvs nf each parcel ~ alpptr
stock A. may lie nes'sssary will be- snld ut
auction AZ the Office ~ The company Aid NJ.
Cnrnck lilnck, salt Lake Cliy, lftAh. az
o'clock y, M. IN Monday, June, letil, isf1, IA
pay delinquent assrsfmant thereon, tnrothrr
With Gusts OF advertising and cApansa ~ salo
D, y, WILSON, SECRETARY,
Rom diA Mccormick lllocls.
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Moronl. sanpoto Co. May si.-wii-
Ham clark u sit Pleasant was mar
ficd on tho 18th ~ May 90 Miss Susie
Kump. daughter of zpcharia kump %
chester. They. with large company of
now settlers started from Mt. Pleasant
on tho sith for Idaho and when near
Moronl young clark. who was very
sick with PNEUMONIA, died In the
wagon. the company stopped In the
hills. took the teams on. and returned
10 Ait Pleasant
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ASSESSMENT Sorict.

River sito canal company location NJ prin.
cllnl place u business. salt Lake city.
Utah.
NOTICE q hUfehy given that All meeting
~ Tho tslard ~ difteinrs held uu the cath "a
Aufll. 100. AN assessment ~ Que dollar fsr
sliafY was levied uu tho issutsl sinsk 81 tho
corporation, payable ou uf hufnfu jane A is.p
~ Angus J. taunuu. Treasurer. n aud ~ -
Main -, -alt Lake city. Utah Any stock
uIsun Nhich this ussfssfuUut may nsmhin un-
uHld uu June Al isHl. viii H. dallfatuont aud
advertised fur sale NJ uuhlir nurilnn. and I'M
les taymrut u made bsfnrn vii H. snld un
the iHh - June. i-ifi NJ iluclfs'k nu.ln Ia pay
the Delinquent assessment together With tho
uiist ~ advertising and sNprusr ~ sale
ANGUS !. CANNON. ssry.
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Stockholders MngTINos.


The Rcguinr Annual Meeting NJ tho sto~k.
hnidrfs " lions savings Hank and trust
company VIII %. held NJ the Company's
Office, No. !. b s. East Temple 81 salt Lake
'ity Utah. GA Monday June iih, is1p at II
oclork h. n.. fur the election " directors and
~ .neh other business n may comc before
IoHENZO SNOW, President.
oEORGE ". CANNON, cashier.
Dated May 18th. t.0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
MIDWAY.
Producers Talon Orgsnised -Oric.r. Of
the Association Named.

Special Correspondence.
Midway. wasatch County. May "a
ON the evening of May 18th last tho
farmers Of Midway We're organized In
10 Producers Union" Permanent
officers have been selected NJ follows!
bishop John Watkins. president. John
". BUTLER. first vice president. Henry
r. Coleman. second vice president. John
liuhcn. secretary and treasurer. James
u. Wilson. assistant SECRETARY. In.
Guiding the officers. twenty-five farm
crr Joined tho union.
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r1OUNT PLEASANT.
A serioa. Runaway ~.a Nna OF . Young
Life Of Promise.

tpecihl correspondence.
MI Pleasant. sanpetc Co. May 90
Yesterday Leo burnett met with n sad
accident as h. was hltching up his
team, they became frightened and run
away. his mother was also In the
wagon. In attempting to stop them he
was knocked down and run over. bclns,
badly injured. his mother also received
"a very bad nervous shock a. the horses
run a long distance before they were
stopped. The young man In In a criu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

District Court >ote- -Osbornc Divorce
Ease News urisf-

Special Correspondence.
Edward !. Jay was today granted
letters 81 ADMINISTRATION In the estate
~ John g. Jay. deceased. with bonds
fixed nt u.sio. The parties are Of
Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. Rosetta Gr5dc ~ Vineyard was
today adjudFcd Insane before Judge
booth ana committed TO the Insane
asylum. Dfs. ilohlson and Allen con.
Quoted the examination. and declared
her troubled with mclancholla.
OSBORNE VS.. OSBORNE DIVORCE,
Mrs Hannah McAdam- osborne
through her attorney, NJ. VI. warner
hna nicd suit Tor divorce against
Thomas osborne. The complaint al
leges and sets forth. that they were
intermarricd At Provo city oct. 70,
1886. ana a. an Issue ~ said marriage
there are minor children. The COM
plant charges adultery and descriion
~ cause Tor divorce. and asks that the
bonds uf mntfimuny be severed and
that sne he awarded the custody " the
minor children. and defendant he made
10 nay costs of suit and reasonable
aiimony
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
United States Marshal Glen Miller
accompanied by Mrs Miller. was In
Provo to-day ON business. They WIS.,
tied the Provo Wooden mills and insane
asylum, besides other points OF inter-
est.
The remains Of the months.
old child NJ sir. and Mrs. !. 6. Ander-
ron 81 this city were today brought
down from ogden Tor burial In the
Provo cemetery. Mt, Anderson II at
resent performing missionary labora In
Denmark. Mrs. Anderson was visit
Ing with her parents In ogden when the
little one died.
AL the duymcn In the city have
been busy the last two OF three days
transferring the baggage of students
who are returning home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. willard W. bean ar.
rived In Provo today and will visit
friends here for n few days.
Mr and Mrs. James Gatherum OF
Rc1neld are visiting relatives In the
unfdcn city.
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NAME

And In hrrnrinnco with law aud an order of
the hnafd ~ dinrtnrs, made IN the lath day
II Nan'h, isIp - many shar- " each par'ol
~ stnsA q. inAY nr nrctHssAfY, Viii 10 sid ~
fulm all Mccormick hln'k. In the city ~ salt
day ~ May isin, 10 the hour II I. u'clocs
uDun ~ snli day, ~ pay tho delinquent AZ
ssesmuui ihuf'un. tnfrthor With tho Gusts M
advertising nud EXPENSES ~ sale
- a. PEARSON,
S,criafy Triumph Consolidated Minins
ciihls San day Of April, is1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT sorior.

nunker mn Mining Company, serrctary's
once, salt Lake CITY, May 81 tsg
NOTICE There arr delinquent upon tho
following described stock On arruunt ~ assess
mcnt M I. levied on the iath DAY ~ Anil
isid. IN" several amount. set onirn.ltu tho
name, ~ the Respective shareholder. a. fol-
lows Wiz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

The trustees % tho Congregational
church met on Monday last % take
into consideration the employment ~ a
pastor for the ensuing year. also 10
consider tho rebuilding of their church
cdince. Rey. Mr.. llogen was chosen
as pastor and a was decided 20 re-
build the church. tho structure to be Of
bflfk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

BALLARD's SNOW IMMINENT
ache. Sick Headache. Bore Throat, cuts,
rnrainr. Bruises. old Sores, Corna. and
all pain ana Inflammation. The most
penetrating IMMINENT In the world.
l'rice. % and 90 cents. Y. G. NJ. 4.
Drug Department.
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PARK CITY.
Death of Ros~rt Mswhinny - Contemplated
Church buildings.

Special Correspondence.
Park city. May .s.-IRobert Mawhln-
n.y. one Of the oldest employees Of the
ontario company and one 81 Park
city'a highly respected citizens. died
from the dread disease. pneumonia, on
Wednesday evening. Funeral on Sat
urday at ., m. lie was member OF
A. o. u. W. also OF I. q. q. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

The Lntter-day Saints expect 20 have
the plans and specifications for their
new meeting house ready Ia few
days. and will advertise Tor bids for itH
construction, II Will be n frame build
ing. with iron roof and pressed steel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
CASTLE GATE.
Prominent visitors to *. Of P,-Testing n
New Heating Apparatus.

NNNTIlT InTfeHNNHVFTTT7
Castle Gate. Carbon Co. May 26,-'rhe
Knights Of Pythias tonight Will have
the pleasure OF having with them some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
NOTICE az sALU on DELINQUENT
STOCK.

star Gold aud silver Mining Company, prln.
tity, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Triumph Consolidated Mlnlng Company.
Principal onics ileam 81 Mccqrnlek nicck.
salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Locatinn ~ Works aud Mines IN Tintic Min
ing District Iuah county.
afnfsI az lNNaH
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The weather In stili cold and windy
and crops arr not making much
growth. The streams are hardly rolled
with high water yet while usually at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-27
BASEBALL TALK.
j.. T.. Brush Says the Twelve-Club
League Will still Exist.

John 7. Brush believes there will be but
one National Baseball League or twelve
clubs next year, and that the League Will
be composed of the same clubs as in 1899.
While there is a possibility two of them
will either retire after selling their desira-
BILE players or sell players and franchises
to the League at about the market price
of the players, such a thing is improbable.
A talk with President John T. Brush about
the situation indicates that while he hopes
for the abandonment of two towns in the
circuit he does not expect it, and is pre-
pared to take up his part of the burden
Of carrying the Cleveland wanderers" for
another season. He and Robson have
two winning towns in Cincinnati and st.
Louis and feel able to carry a cheap dead
team between them.
What do you think of the rumors current
nowadays of a reduction Of the League to
ten clubs?" Mr.. Brush was asked
oh, it's the same old story and is get
ting tiresome. You see, the space writers
in Chicago and other League cities have to
live and nothing furnishes greater oppor-
tunity for speculation than something they
know nothing about. Now, the proper thing
ers along and save the cost of composition.
/ would suggest that you keep the mead
lines standing so they could be used when
ever the writer had a dream. The ten
years agreement will bind all parties until
one or more of them voluntarily with
draw, all reports to the contrary notwith-
standing"
1T has been contradictory stated that
w. n. Watkins and Bob" Allen would
each be manage of next years Cincinnati
team. Which one has been selected!
That is a matter I insist on keeping &c
myself for some time yet. Why don't you
ask Allen or Watkins where they are go
ing?"
s'They have been questioned" he wa:
told.
well, I'll bet you that neither one OF
them said ANYTHING TO indicate what theil
| connection with any team will be. 1t ISM
good business policy to discuss that sorl
of thing this early in next season. .
II is definitely known that Indianapoli!
will again be in the Western League mex
season, but in discussing this Mr.. Brusf
said that the city. as a baseball town, oit
not justify any great outlay in baseball
property.
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Interested i'm the Result.
Greensburg Review.

GreenSDurS review.
With the approach of the indianapolis
municipal election interest in the result
deepens. The eyes of the Republicans Of In
diana are on their brethren at the capital.
For years we have been accustomed to the
advice of the Indianapolis boys as to how
we of the out counties should manage things
in order TO carry the State. For years the
Denison House politicians a explained
their theories to us. but the meH in the
trenches over the State have gone heedlessly
along-and won magnificent victories. while
the indianapolis boys permitted the old BAN
ner OF Republicanism to trail in the dust.
These things have occurred with such
noticeable regularity that the out township
boys have reached a point where they lay
little Importance by the fine-spun political
theories that emanate from the capital city.
However. indianapolis Republicans have
now another chance to redeem themselves.
If they go TO work and elect Charles A.
Bookwalter-as We all know they can-the
past will be in a measure forgiven, and they
VIII have taken a long step towards re-
establishing themselves in the confidence of
the great army of Republican workers
throughout the State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-27
THE TRIP TO TEXAS.
The Governor and Party will Leave
Next Monday.

The final arrangements for the trip of
Governor Mount and the members of his
staff to Dallas, Tex, have been completed.
The members OF the staff Will report at the
Governors office in fatigue uniform by 1880
a. m on Monday. Oct. 2 The arrangements
are such that no provision can be made for
the transportation OF those not reporting.
The special car will leave this city over the
yandalia line at 1885 moor Of Oct. 2 and
VIII arrive In ST. Louis that evening at 7:l2.
The party will leave st. Louis at Sis over
the Missouri Pacific and will be transferred
TO the Texas Pacific, arriving at Dallas at
1850 on the evening OF Oct. 5. The party
win be met by ex-1ndianians who now live
IN Dallas and will be escorted TO the hotel
The programme at Dallas Is as follows:
Wednesday. Oct. 4-During the day and
evenins the visitors will be the guests OF
the ex-Confederates. The Auditorium at the
state fair grounds viii be the rendezvous
during the day, and at night the Daughters
Of the Confederacy will give an elaborate
concert at the same place as "A compliment
TO the visitors.
Thursday. Oct. @In the morning the In
dlAnians residing in Texas will take charge
or Governor Mount and staff for the day
ana night. proposing "a reunion of cx-Con
federates. Hoosters and members of the c..
A. II. During the day the exercises Incl
dent TO the presentation of the flag will oc-
eur al the Auditorium at the fair grounds.
At night the visitors will be banqueted by
resident Indianians.
Friday, Oct; 6-During the day and even
ing the visiting Indianians will be enter
fA1ned by the Grand Army of the Republic.
The night will be spent al Dallas.
On the return trip the party will leave
Dallas at s:D a. m on Oct. Z and will ar
The car viii leave St. Louis at s:o4 a. m.
and vii arrive In this city at 2:55 y. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-27
SMITH TOOK A DARE"
The COIored Man EGectiveiy VAN
quished Father and Son.

A telephone message yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock advised police headquarters
that murder had been committed at East
Washington street and the Belt railway.
The bicycle police arrived in time to learn
that the murdered man had Just walked
off down the track" and his murderer"
had driven away in the direction of Irving
ton. Robert Lynn, living in a barn in the
rear of John T.. Brush's home. and his son,
Wesley Lynn. living at 1928 Massachusetts
avenue, had been bested in a fierce fight
with a negro, Charles Smith, a resident of
Irvington. Smith was driving towards IT.
vington and the father and son were rid
ing in the same direction on a armer's
wagon. At the Belt railroad they got off
and dared the colored man TO get on, too.
He did get off. and first beat up the elder
Lynn and then the son. striking the son
on the head with a brick, rendering him
unconscious for about two minutes. After
knocking the son down Smith again went
for Robert Lynn, and then. realizing that
he had probably killed the younger Lynn.
got into his wagon and drove rapidly to-
wards Irvington. The police continued their
run aud taught Smith about q half mile
away. At the home of Robert Lynn were
found both father and son nursing their
injuries. TIL three men were sent TO the
police station together and all charged with
assault and battery. Smith did not have a
scratch on him.
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FIGHT ON INDIANAPOLIS,


A movement was put on foot by Ander-
son manufacturers yesterday to create
greater public interest and cooperation In
the fight certain manufacturers, headed by
the Columbus Encaustic Tile Company, the
Gould Steel Company, the Arcade File Com
pany and others. are making against the
Consumers Trust Company operating
pumping stations In the gas field. 1t is
argued by the manufacturers that every
private consumer of gas in Anderson and
every gas-belt city is as much and as vitality
interested as the manufacturers. That pub
tic sentiment may be wrought up, a greater
energy put behind the prosecution of the
case. and that there may be greater financial
concentration in the fight against the In
~dianapolis company 1t is proposed that mass
meetings be held in Anderson, Alexandria
and Elwood and that the danger of con-
tinued pumping of gas may be explained to
the private consumers. Working along
these lines letters were yesterday dictated
by a committee TO manufacturers in the
three cities. who will in turn take the steps
toward interesting people in some direct
manner.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-27
HURTY In A CYCLONE CELLAR


A large delegation Of Brownsburg citi-
xens, both men and women, were at the
s~tatehouse yesterday to urge that some ac-
ton be taken regarding the schoolhouse at
that place. An old schoolhouse was or
dered repaired, but the State Board of
Health did not approve the plans and gave
many instructions as to what should be
done TO have fully observed these in
structions would ave required the tear
ing down OF the old building and the cree
ton OF an entirely new one. Thereupon two
factions were formed, one for continuing
the repairs and following the instructions
as closely as possible, the other for follow
ing the instructions literally. tearing down
the old building and putting up a new one.
Every day for the past week representatives
or one faction or the other have called
at the Office OF the State Board OF Health
or the attorney general and urged that ac-
ton on behalf of the particular faction
be taken. The large delegation Of yester-
day was composed of those who favor build
Ing a new schoolhouse. The state officials
hesitate to take any action because of the
bitter factional feeling. Secretary Hurry
was not in his Office during the day and
II was suggested that he was I'm a cyclone
cellar.