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Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
Do You Encourage Trusts

BY insuring your property \ in
board" companies? Do you no,
know that If it were not for the ''mut.
ual'' and "non board" companies
that your insurance rate would be a,
least 30 per cent more than it is? F.
P. Olney represents a line of non.
board insurance. companies and can
furnish you first class insurance at q
less rate than is exacted by the
BOARD agencies and it will be to
your advantage to see him as your
policies expire or whenever you want
insurance. i: .;....> -. ..*
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08

For choice candies call on M aloney
81 Co. Fresh goods always ID stock.
Try some Of their delicious creams. .
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
Notice..

Active canvassers wanted for Z
superb line of subscription books. A
money making opportunity without
risk. Outfit free.
A. E. ANDERSON, Gen. Ag,t.
4-6p Kandiyohi, MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
Seminary Notes.

@. G. Berg left for his home near
Sacred Heart last week.
Selma Rongerud visited with her sis
ter. for several days last week.
The students are pleased that Prof.
HillebOe can again take up his work
at school.
Anna SlmOnsOn was absent from
school, the last week being sick. She is
now getting better.
The entertainments given by the
"Royal Entertainers" Thursday and
Friday evenings were very good. Mr..
Smiths crayon pictures we're both
beautiful and interesting. The scene
where Mr.. Smith represented "Zaca-
riah Spicer" was very amusing. E.
Cady Stanton and T. Dewitt Talmage
were also we'll represented, the former
by Mr.. Smith, the latter by Mr.. Cor.
ton.
LAST WEEK.
Ole Larson left for Chippewa county
last Monday.
G. A. Bomsted went home last Mon.
day.
The ladies society Of the Synod
church gave a supper at the Seminary
Wednesday evening.
Anna Brevig. one Of the former stu.
dents, spent a few days with her sister
who attends school here.
Among the former students who at.
tended the anniversary of the tossed
Society "may be mentioned Misses
Gordhamer, Thorn, Peterson, Erland.
son and Pau|son and Messrs. Rykken
| Evenson, Sween and Ness.
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
House and Lots for Sale.

Two lots with house, summer kitch
en, woodsbed and barn, on ]st street
two blocks east of High school. Lots
are nicely graded and fruit-trees arr
planted. Easy terms.
4-tf G.. B. SWENSON.
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
Wanted.

Active canvassers in every town.
ship. Wages according to ability.
Address box 81. Raymond, MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
Land for Sale.

The WI of the Sc 4. Sec. II, town
of st. Johns. Address Mrs. Martha
+: Hanson, box 229, Willmar, MINI.
81 If
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08

Remember that Fred w. Segerstrom
sells high grade pianos and organs
cheaper than anyone else. 81 Il
Willmar tribune., 1899-03-08
CHARLES LlNDRERC,
AUG 70@M[E|ER.
ADDRESS: PENVOCK, dILNN:.

Am prepared now to take
charge of sales, and will guar.
antee satisfaction.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-17

w. FRANK 0rowist, OF Holly. the
widely known Arkansss valley hnrti-.
culturist. has become Infected with
the poultry fever in its most viyuisst
form. and is putting in . large and
complsts plant for turning out Barred
Rocks Of the most improved pattern.
We wish him abundant success.-
Colorado Poultryman and Farmer.
FOR SALE-A ladies' Columbia
wheel in first class repair, at bar
gain. For particulars call on Miss
Jessie y. Miller.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-17
LOCALS.

rs
John Duncan vsnt % Lamar 1,s..
day morning.
jim Ksndail.. Of Coolidge. ~ IN
town Yesterday.
". Htsain. Of Lanas. passed thseu.h
town on No. : Wednesday.
A good Easter program 10 bsias pre.
pared bv the Sunday school.
A good line Of fine perfume aud
toile, articles at the Holly Pharms-
cv.
Df.--Marshall flushed hauling ON,
the lumber fer his new hosss ysstsr.
day.
Chas. Guy, the joyisl editor Of the
syraenss Rsppbliesn, spent short
time In Holly yesterday.
Before the discovery OF Ono Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing consrasAtions.
No excuse for it now.
IKsLxis Blss,
Robt. Newman, Of tho colony. ret.,n. !.
ed home Monday from the reservoirs.
where he has been working for several
months.
Miss Ruth Hoffman smiled one Of
her broadest when the birthday pres-
snts came floating in around ber on the
morning of March srd.
Hon. Platt Rogers, who il connse ted
with the Great Plains company, has
been nominated for city attorney by
the silver party Of Denver.
For Quick remedy and Sns that il
perfectly safe for children let rs recon.
One Minute Cough Cure. It 10 excell-
ent for crop. hoarseness. tickling in
the throat and coughs.
IKE1AAS BRos.
Mr.. Bnrgesser hes entered . homo.
stesd near to the farm he purchases
from Close Bros. 4 Co., and has sstsb-
lished bis residence upon it.
The ine country north Of town will
DO thickly settled this summer. New
farms are being broken out In every
direction, which means that The boom
10 already on in that psyticuln section.
Rev. z. Edwards. pastor Of The En-.
glish Baptist Church at AinArsville,
Pa. when suffering with rheumatism,
WAS advised 70 Try Cham berlsin's Pain
Balm. He says: "A few appliestions
Of this Imminent proved Of great service
70 mo. Il subdusd the inasustion
and relieved the pain. Should any
suasrar profit By kisins Il . tdsI 4 viii
please me-" For sals BY lksIusa Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-17
lsoy. to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on . healthy
condition OF all the vital organs. II
the liver 40 inactive. you have billioaa
look: II your kidneys are affected, yen,
have pinched look. Secure socd
health, and you will surely hsye good
l"oks. Electric Btters" 10 . Rood
Aiterstive aud Tonic. Acts directly ON
the stomach, live. snd kidnevs, pusiHes
the blood, cures pimpies, blotchss and
Doils. and gives geod compleaion
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at
Ikelman Bros.'s dIpg store. 50 csnss
per bottls.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-17

-.
H. p. Numsen went to La Junt.
Sunday.
For q good cigar go to the Holly
Pharmacy.
Al: J.ot psou wen. to Trie.O. la,
Sunday.
Frank Means. Of Lamar visited his
Holly friends Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gilbert Thornbsrry ..d Howard p.
Nnmsen are new subscribers for the
Chisftain.
J. L. Wilson returned from the res
ervoirs Sunday. having completed his
work there.
Thos. Berry. the genial chief engineer
OF the Great Plains compapy. visited
Holly Wednesday.
y. Sheer, cedaiia. Mo. conductor Oh
electric street car line. writse that his
little daughter wss very low with
Group, and her life saved after eli phy-
! clans had failed, only By using One
Minute Cough Cure.
fKnxAH Bsos.
Richard Csvsnaugh, night operator
a. Coolidge. was visiting the Holly
operators yestsSday.
+ W. Montgomery went to Prowers
Monday msrning on business for the
Great Plains company.
Oscar and ElIery Vincent built q
cook shack Monday and ON Tuesday
they commsncsd bsIinx hsy for the
Amity company.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-17
ATTENTION.!
THE HOLLY PHARMACY

Is now open for business. W.
carry a full line Of drugs, patent
medicines, stationery and toilet az
ticles; paints, oil and glass, and 4
complete line Of wall paper.
Come and see us and inspect our
stock. .,
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours. The best 5
and lOc cigar that money can buy.
IKELMAN BROS.
Proprletors.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-17

"Give me liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said . genips
The druggist handed lin bottle ofDe
Wits Little Early R,sers. The famous,
little pills.
IkELAAN Baos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
The IniustTials Enjoyed a Further
Advance Today.
All the Stocks Opened Higher and Held
Strong-Ths Range Of Prices.

wall street, Aus. Lit was typicaI
bull market opening this morh'ns'
Buying orders were on hand before the
hammer fell and the opening was UP IN
the air all over the board with the IN
dustrials naturally most in demand.
sugar opened a point above as cIos'
ing yesterday and rose nimbly TO loS's'
thus demonstrating TO the douDtlu'
traders that 1t could go through to 1919
IL il had a notion. 1t took the nolloh
and held it. a big amount of comnl's-
sion orders carrying it within a ifae-
tion OF 1914 before noon. American To-
bacco had another burst 10 lOs's ana
held around l09 all through the loIc-
noon hours. Continental was strohS
i'm sympathy around 45. r. c. 1.
phnged TO IS. maintaining the cohsls-
lent rise IL has had since IL said good
bve 10 90. The Steel stocks were strong.
but there was not much demand TOT
Them the TobacC0s and Sugar COM
mandng the heft OF the trading
The railroads opened strong as Well'
although the Southern stocks were ar
fected by the yellow fever scare anu
the whole railroad list went qulet IN
SVmDaty y, While the lnuuSlIldiS hSPe
M their activity. The yellow fever
scare H. long overdue, but this time "
seems II be more like the real thing
than is usual In summer pun cam
paign. Atchison was the hvellest OF
the railroads. opening at "a, which IS
the high point for this movement. Inc
report of Atchison earnings, $70O,OOO net
for July. astonished even the most san
guine friends of this stock. For all
the depression in the Southern rali-
roads the Changers mounted To frac-
tionally new high flgures on the open
ing
Next 10 the Industrials. the greatest
activity and the most pronounced rise
was i'm the New York trafsit stocks.
Brooklyn going through lis and Man
haitian through 100
The market dwindled down in the
early afternoon.
STANDARD oil dividend OF per cent.
and 2 Isr cent. (extra) was declared.
The market got quite set back in
the last hour and recessions OF point
more or less were general. many of the
stocks closing below their enthusiastic
opening. The favorites had evidently
been a trifle over bought and traders
shake out was accordingly in order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
Future Of Wrecked Bank.

Mayor Compton, when asked later
about the vice-chancellor's action,
said:
I'm my judgment the appointment Of
Mr.. Campbell as receiver will give gem
eral satisfaction, as he is a man versed
i'm the banking business and one whose
fitness and capacity have doubtless
been entirely satisfactory TO the vice.
chancellor"
Mr.. Campbell declined TO venture an
opinion as TO the future OF the wreckes
bank.
do you think IL likely that there
will be any further prosecutions i'm con-
nection with the failure?" he was
asked.
THAT" Mr.. Campbell replied, lis
something | cannot discuss at present.
1t would be indlscreet for me 10 do SO.
Nothing definite can be known about
that matter until have had time 20 go
over everything and see just how mat
ters stand.
IF l find evidence In the bank that
others were accomplices OF Valentine.
I shall turn the evidence over TO the
county prosecutor for his action. To
do that would be my duty as receiver -
Mr.. Campbell has an expert at work
In the bank. AS soon as this expert
learns just how matters stand, Mr..
Campbell will begin the work OF turn
ing the banks securities into cash. 1t
will be several months. however, be-
fore the depositors viii know what they
are to receive on their accounts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
OFFICIALS:

OT l1lftIo+
Mr.. r. c. SURBRIDGE. President.
Attorney -at-Law, fremont Building,
Boston. Mass.
Mr.. GUY NJ. SPEAR,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Capitalist, so State street, Boston.
Hon. j. w. DEAN, Attorney Law,
Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. C. b. BOYNTON.
Boynton Furnace Co, New York city.
Mr.. ABBOTT w. LAWRENCE,
Dillaway &. Starr Bankers, Boston
Mass. Member Boston Stock Ex-
change.
Bankers-American Loan and Trust
Co. Boston, Mass, and the American
National Bank of Leadville. Colo. Genl
Manager of Leadville. Robt. Il. Estey.
This offer of 5000 shares is the Sec
ond block of Treasury stock placed on
the market. The first ISSUE was OF 50,-
600 shares, and this subscription was
taken in a few hours by our leading
stock exchange houses.
The moneys received from sale of
Treasury Stock must be deposited with
the Company's Bankers and can be
used only for legitimate mining ex-
penses of the company. All other stock,
Including that owned by the officials of
the company, is deposited under an es-
crow agreement with the American
Loan and Trust Co. of Boston, and can
not be drawn or sold until the Com
pany Is earning dividends. For further
information and prospectus address or
call ROOM 212, 60 STATE ST, Boston,
Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
YAQUIS ON WARPATH.
Several Americans and Mexlcans
Killed In Yaqul Valley.
Courier Witnessed a Desperate Fight 40
Miles Southeast Of Ortiz.

81. Louis, Aug. LA special from
Ortiz. Mexico. says: Any doubt that
the Yaquis are on the warpath in earn
est was dispelied today when news was
received here that several Americans
and Mexicans had been killed In Pueb-
10 and towns in the Yaqui river valley
and southeast OF this station. The
courier who came in with the news OF
the slaughter declares that he saw a
desperate fight at point 40 miles
southeast OF ortiz. and he has positive
evidence that j. Il. Remley, merchant
of Hermosilo and Il. Miller, photo
grapher. in his employ were among the
killed.
General TorreZ, commander OF the
military zone which includes Sonora,
Sinolao and Lower California, who was
i'm the field with the 18th regiment is
reported among the slain.
No information is obtainable as yet
of the number Of lighting Indians un-
der arms, but IL the outbreak Is or the
proportions of the war ended in 1897
the number may be placed at between
5000 and 1000. This outbreak is sur
prise to the state and army officials.
II is impossible 10 secure accurate
figures as TO the total number killed
TO date but the estimate of nifty on
each side is not considered excessive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01

Perth Amboy. Aug. f.-Depositors in
the wrecked Middlesex County Bank.
in Perth Amboy, n. j.. have decided TO
bring actions against the officials OF
that institution TO recover $2630OO
which they have lost through the
operations of George NJ. Valentine.
former cashier.
If the courts follow precedents in dis
posing OF these cases. the directors who
will be called upon 10 make good the
shortage of $4,000 are Uriah b. Wat
son, j. r. Watson. r. n. Pierce, Patrick
Convery, X. ". Valentine. J. l.. Kear-
ney and j. @. Wilson. The demand
that they reimburse the depositors will
be based on the ground that they did
not exercise due care and vigilance in
their management of the bank.
There is no immediate prospect that
any further criminal prosecutions win
grow out OF the banks failure. The
depositors are more anxious to get their
money back than they are TO assist In
the prosecution OF any OF the bank Of
ficials. In fact. IL is not clear that any
complaint that would hold in law could
be made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
Mr.. ROOT SWORN IN.
The New Secretary Of War Formally
Inducted Into Office.
Heartily Congratulated by General AlsW,
Who Made a Short Speech.

Washington. Aug. 1.-Mr. Elihu Root
took the oath OF Office as secretary of
war at 10:45 today. The ceremony oc-
surred I'm the large office OF the secre-
tary OF war i'm the presence OF Secretar-
les Gage and Hitchcock, Assistant Sec
'retary Meiklejohn. army officers i'm uni
form and other employees and officials.
TIE oath was administered by Judge
cole of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Secretary Alger arrived at the war
department. at i0:i0 accompanied by
MIR. Root for whom he had called In
his carriage. They went Immediately
To the secretary's private office where
they were met by Secretaries Gage ana
Hitchcock and were soon Joined by Ad-
iutant General Corbin and Major Hop
kins. military secretary of secretary
Alger. a moment later Secretary Meik-
John and Judge Cole entered the room
and the Judge was formally presented
to the new secretary. The commission
bearing date today was sn poss assion OF
Adiutant General Corbin.
N was iOsf5 when Mr.. Root $1,000
and took the oath OF Office The new
secretary then received the congratu-
lations OF all present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
THE OlNEY ESTATE.
Master 10 Ascertain Heirs.at-law In
Maternal Line.
Also TO Find the Share Of Each and PropoT-
ticn Of Each In Rents, Etc.

The following rescript was handed
down by the Appellate court to-day in
the cause of George w. Williams, ct al.
VS.. William ii. Herrick, ct al: ''The
answer of the respondent Herrick
shows no items involved in his account
except income recovered and taxes and
expenses paid. 1t therefore appears
that the administration OF the estate is
terminated and that the fund in his
hands at the death OF Mary j. Olney
should have been turned over TO the
trustees, and hence is TO be treated In
this suit as trust ~state.
THE decree proposed by the COM
plainants is directed To be entered"
The decree referred to is the one Of
fred by Albert A. Baker, solicitor for
the complainant at a hearing before the
full bench some days ago and provides
for the sending OF the cause To Fred
eric Hayes, Esq. as a master. James
Tillinghast as counsel for Mr.. Herrick.
opposed the entrance of the decree,
calming Mr.. Herrick was responsible
alone TO the Probate court of Johnston.
In accordance with the rescript the
decree was entered ,his afternoon ani
Mr.. Hayes as master will ascertain the
heirs at law of Amos w. Olney in the
maternal line. u the court III recent
decision decided the parents of Olney
were not married and the share of
each heir and the proportionate inter-
ests OF said persons In the rents. profits,
income and proceeds of said estate left
by Olney and TO take an account of the
estate with it's accumulation in the
hands OF William Il. Herrick admins
traitor or trustee which on December 81,
1893. amounted to $1l,sT9 So.
The master Is also TO notify any per-
sons who may have any interest in the
estate to appear before him by cer-
tain date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
Mr.. Campbell the Receiver

Vice Chancellor Pitney yesterday ap-
pointed Edward $. Campbell. vice.
president- of National Newark
Banking company. as permanent re-
ceiver OF the defunct Middlesex County
bank. James Mcguire, the temporary
receiver. finally ceclined TO continue IN
charge OF the banks affairs.
A delegation of Perth Amboy citizens
representing many of the depostors.
appeared before the vice-chancellor
and suggested the appointment of
Mayor James l.. Compton as perman-
ent receiver. They based their sug-
gestion on the ground that inasmuch
as residents OF Perth Amboy were the
principal losers, the receivership should
go TO one of their number.
Vice. Chancellor Pitney although he
listened to the suggestion of the Perth
Amboy delegation, made Z plain that
he would object TO Mayor Crompton for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
CLEVELAND STRIKERS
CONTINUE VIOLENT.
Sent Car Loaded With Ties Down
Steep HiIl--CoIIision Followed
and Cars Were Wrecked.

Cleveland. Aug. This r. the 18Th
day OF the present street car strike I'm
this city. and apparently Il Is no nearer
a settlement now than when Il began
inte last night some strikers pushed a
car loaded with ties on a switch on
Mayheld heights, just east OF the civ
onto the main track and down the long.
steep hili towards Euc3d avenue. Hair
way down the incline II colnded with
an upb0und car with terrific force
Both cars we're badly wrecked Two
passengers were on the upOOund car.
but neither they nor the crew were In
jured beyond n severe shaking up.
The big Consolidated officials to-day
state that every line I'm their systcm 4.
IN full operation and on the more nm
portanf lines the regular schedule Is be-
ing maintained.
The boycott movement has now
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
More Anxious to Get Money Back Than
to Prosecute Officials Crinlina|Iy,
Were That Possible.

the very reason they put forward In
advocating HIS appointment The vice.
chancellor felt that IL would be wisest
20 have as receiver some man not
resident OF MiddlescX county, who
would not be influenced i'm his action
by local conditions. He afforded ample
opportunity for nominations, and the
choice lay between Mr.. Campbell and
Mayor Compton. In appointing Mr..
Campbell he decided that the affairs of
the bank would be better managed by
a man who has had wide experience IN
banking matters. and his selection
seems to be generally satisfactory. Mr..
Campbell gave bonds for $4,000 and
will at once enter upon his duties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01

A special from sanduskv. q SAYS;
Late last night sympathlzers with The
'leNeland street Hallway strikers be-
gan making attempts TO wreck the cars
OF the Sandusky and the Inter- Urban
hne mere. Large stones were placed on
me W. track stakes We're driven between
sne ralls ana pieces OF plank spiked
asIoss o the rack. 80 as to throw the
=, s.u'i,, III |" posHlDic. As soon as the plot
~ oeial the cars vas discovered. "a de-
tachment 90 police was sent a. sl,e,,a
the Inc. The line is controlled bv
president Henry a. Evcri,t Of the Big
eons0Ddated company at Cleveland.
No material damage has been done
80 far"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Brief in Breach Of Promise SuIL

This morning Attorney jon ). Car
pcnter filed a brief with Judge Wilbur
on the motion TO dissolve the attach
ment in the breach OF prom se suit OF
Josephine Miller against Charles N.
Battey. There was much argument In
the Common Pleas division of the SUI
preme court on SATURDAY last as TO
riage suit could De begun by attach
mont and Judge Wilbur gave E K.
Parker and Mr. Carpenter until this
morning Co present authorities In sip-
port OF their contention that such "a suit
could not Doe SO begun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01

the new corporation are: Walter l..
Parker, Lowell, Mass; Il. f. Coburn.
Lawrence, Mass. James Il. Baldwin
and Luther c. Baldwin, Manchester.
N. H.: Albert II. Seibert. New York O..
u. Hanford. New Jersey; Cyrus p.
Brown. William II. Perry and H. Mar
tin Brown, Providence.
AS has already been stated the per-
manent headquarters of the u. :. Bob
bin and Shuttle company will be in
Providence and interested I'm the con-
Germ are number OF this city's fore
most business men. The Industrial
Trust company will attend 10 the finan-
ciering Of the immense ntw enterprise.
and thus Providence will have another
big Industrial concern added TO it's list.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
CITY HAS IMPORTANT
NEW ENTERPRISE,
Col. II. TIartin Brown Elected Trea-
surer and General Manager of
II. s. BObbin and Shuttle Co.

The board Of directors OF the newly
created Bobbin and Shuttle company
met in this city today at the Nara
gansett hotel for the purpose OF COM
pleting the organization OF the corpora
tion which was commenced at Trenton,
~. j., yesterday by the election of di-
rectors under the charter.
Today's meeting in Providence was
mainly for the purpose OF electing Of
ficers. and the election resulted as fol-
lows: President. Walter l.. Parker,
Lowell, Mass; vice-president. William
III. Perry, Providence; secretary. T.. +.
Coburn. Lawrence. Mass; treasurer
and general manager. H. Martin
Brown, Providence. The directors OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01

James I.ayell x Son to-day opsne.
their new wholesale ana retail
liquor store at NOs. "A and 2S
Fountain street and % and 81 Wor-
ctster street. The ware rooms are par
tcuBrly attractive and contain one Of
the must complCic stocks II high
grade liquors. ales. layers and portcrs
io De- found IN New England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01
S.vsnlesn Pouches Of Mail Burned.

New York, Aug. 1.-Seventeen
pouches OF first class mail matter des-
tined for points in this state and Penn
sylvania were burned I'm the wreck on
the Erie railroad at Red Rock,on Sat-
urday night. None OF IL was register
ed mail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-01

The committee on city properly held
a. meeting I'm the office Of the depart
mont ~ public buildings. az o'clock
this afternoon. for the purpose of dis
cussine needed repairs In public build
ings.