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New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
- PrRsrANCE of an odd oL HON. ABNER

:. THOMAS. a surrogate Of the County OF New York.
NOTICE IL hereby given all persons having claims
against Napoleon HenriGuez late II County
%-v- YORK deceased present the vouchers
their trausactfns
business. NJ. 1910 Seventh AveTue. Borough %
Manhattan City Of New York. before day
Z July
DATED New York the 2fth % December. 1890
GEORGE a. HENRIQCEZ, RICHARD a. HENRIQJTEZ
CLARA HENRIQUEZ. MARIA G. HENFIQCEZ
coI-nERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors II
Terr4 ~ Tanra Y--LxC
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

a yeEIIsI:MENTs snd subscriptions for The Tribune
cterteo al their uptoWn once. No i.242 Broadway
10Y noEh o. sist-st until O'Clock advertise
of rseVeo az ths following branch ofces az regular
e., 80 - lltl o'cloc1 viz 20 shave,
% ~so-st- s5o dgh-svs cor f2ih-ft: Nacy's eth- ave
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
JAMES II. FAY,


Respectively rerresen Ing interests N Mobile ana
Ohio Rallrrad CoI1par, ana q the So-ti Railway
Company We concur II recommending tie exchange =
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

- ms - the stockhoiders of the REVERE RUBBER
NsyAfAAl OF KEW YORK win be held the once
me - iAFANG. No ~ Reade Street IN the City Of
a. York On the twelfth day Of February. 1901, a.
COCK A. IL. purpose Of electing cirectors
@ The ensuing year ant Inspectors of election serve
me neEt annual meeting and for the transaction of
sel other business NAY properly before such
i Transfer books viii - closed from February
- ts94 70 February l2th. 1901.
-Alee February let, 1901.
coRNELIJ-s J. HORTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
DUNCAN. ALIAN s-In pursuance of an on

DUNCAN, ALLAN SIN pursuance or an Or
der o. Hon. Abner c. Thornas Surrogate OF the
County ~ New York notice - hereby given all Persons
having claims against Allan : Duncan. late
q New N.ra deceased 10 present the 7-tle with vouea
thereof the subscriber place OF
business Room I'D. No. S2 Nassau Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City OF New York, before he
April Dated New October IL 1900
SARA z TUCKER. Executrtx. RUSSELL. 4 PERCY.
Attorneys foF EXecUt-ix. 81 Nassau 81. y. /.
IN PURSUANCE of IN order Of Hon Abner
g. Thomas 4 Surrogate of the County Of New YORK
Sostca hereby given 10 All persons having claims against
Adoph PfeiTri of the County Of New
prsscnI the with vouchers thereof
scybs.s their place os business.
Broadway IN the City Of New Yok. before 15h
dav o. June next
r1.ei New York the 18th day of December. 1900.
FRANCIS c. REED, WILLIAM Il REED. Executors
FRANK MASON. ATTY. fer Executors. $50 Broadway.
York ct-'.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
J. p. nORGAN & CO.,
a. ISELIN & CO.,
F. w. WHITRIDGE,

% Wal. Street. New York
January 81. 1874.
Referring 70 TIE above, will. Up 70 including
March 4 lSl receive deposits u General GOgtgsge
Bonds sock - the Mobile ONO Rairord Con-
itie deposit U. Considerable having
already been assa-e5l. viii Thereto. r-orir
Upon CCmp.eiln 4 conditions allow. specific. ps
viii receipt Thereof b. Southern
way Company. make del very cf the Collatera!
Bonds and - fh- stock Trust Certificates
posed upon surrender = receipts
IN Que cocrse srGlcau3n Will be de TIE New
York stock Es~fcnEs for The listing bonds
aud OF the stsek Trust Ceg,iaeates.
J. y. rl0RGAN s co.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

- c. Thomas. a Surrogate the County New-Yo-x
notice given all persons having claims against
samuel Hamilton. late % the County o: NeV-York
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber her place a traasaclg business 80
BROADWAY the City Of New York. Borough o Mn
haitian. before the 1Jth day OF June
Dated New-Torz the 18TH dey of December. 1900.
MARY ANN HAMILTON A417lx
EDWARD J. NEWELL. AttS. FOR AdHlrz-. 80 Broad
way. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders

- The Commercial Gable Company for the election ~
S.,sltsft viii be held 253 Broadway. New York
~ On The sth Gay OF March. 1901. 2 O'Clock p. u
March 5th 1901.
-. ALBERT BECK.
DATED February let lsG. ssers:sTs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
9earhers.

DR. w @. NOVEL;. private tutor pupils homes
IL at III e. s2d-st two pupils received In family.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGuNC
N supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govsrnssse
&c. &C Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs s. J. YoUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-13
The Simla Seance.

A great many people will be asking
why, If Sir Henry Turpia in THE SIM
la Seancc" can read the minds of his
auditors and reply TO thcir queries,
why il Is that he cannot read the
minds Of great fnanciers, forsce the
fluctuations of the stock market, etc,
and profit hy the deductions. If he
could do all that he naturally would
soon have no end of money but his
power or foresight is limited tO an un-
certain number of people nightly whose
mental impressions are given to him
most willingly and who are anxious
for satisfactory result. He has no
power over and cannot max" any mem
tai connection with the minds of pco-
pie with whom he does not come in
contact by their entire will, or of pco.
pie who oppose and attempt to confuse
him in his tclcpathic Impressions The
questions he answers and the results
he gets are the natural outcome of en-
tire sympathy with and of faith in
him. All else is negative to him. Be
sides, he chooses and delights i'm his
own way of life, is very successful in
it and is beyond all possible chance of
financial tanglc. It's way out of the
question with him. This marvellous
man begins his manifestations in this
city at the Grand Opera house next
Tuesday and remains five nights.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-13
OBITUARY.

MRS. MARY M'DERMOTT, widow
of the late Peter MCnermOtt, a great
ly esteemed resident of this commune
ity, died yesterday afternoon at the
residence, 60 Birkett street Mrs. Nc
Dermott had been an invalid for about
six years. Her age, being over 20, was
quite a factor in her sickness.
Mrs. McDermott was born i'm Ire
land. and had resided in CarbOndalc
about forty years She won many
friendships during her many years
here, and she will BE- held i'm kind
remembrance by a wide circle of
friends. She was a member of St..
Rose church, where her good example
was quite an influence among The con-
gregaton.
Mrs. MCDormOtt is survived Icy three
sons. Peter John and Frank MCDcr-
mott, and one daughter, Miss Mary
McDermott, all of this city. also three
sisters. Mrs. Ellen Farrell and Mrs.
Margaret Dunn, Wilkes Barre; Mrs.
Marcela Malone, of this city.
The funeral will take place Saturday
morning At 9.lj the procession will
leave the house, c. Hrkctt street, for
st. Rose church, where a hIrh mass
of requiem will he sung. Burial will
be in St. Rose cemetery.
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INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
John Reid. of Dunmore, Retires from
the Position of District Superin-
tendent of Pennsylvania Co.

John Reid, of Dunmore, formerly OF
perintendent of the Pennsylvania Coal
company, will on Sept. IL sever his
connection with this company. having
forwarded his resignation to take ef-
feet on or about that date. The re-
firing superintendent had important
duties. having the entire supervision OF
the Collierics throughout this section.
He was appointed to this important
position about year ago, being pro-
NOTED from a mine foremanship, pre-
vious to which he had been on the
surveying corps. Mr.. Reid is now
about 40 years old and since early man
hood has been at work for the Penn
sylvana Coal company, filling Continu-
ally positions of trust and RESPONSE
bility. AS to the futre, Mr.. Reid Is
uncertain, but within "A short time he
will accept an important trust. which
at present he cares not to divulge.
The vacancy created by the retire.
be filled by the promotion of Henry
Mcmillan. of West Pittston, who for
many years has creditaby discharged
the duties of the foremanship at the
Barnum colliery. This promotion will
he gratifying to everybody, for there
is no other mine foreman whose stand
ing is higher and i'm whom confidence
can be more implicitly rcposed. His
successor at Rarnum has not been
named; in fact, the change has not
yet been officially nnounccd.-Pittston
letter in Wilkes Barre Record.
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IippinCOtt steam Sepdrators and eNs
haust oil eXtractors of an extra heavy
pattern are now being made by the
Union Steam Speciality company.
scranton, Pa. The company will send
its catalogue to all applicants.
\ tract of land comprising 1000 ~
Of water front on staten Island sound
at Carteret, y. J., has been bought ny
Captain J. Il. De Id Mar as site for
metal reduction plant that will cost
about $1,000 coo, il Is said, and GiNe em-
ployment to $50 men. The land
valued at 5000 600 was secured from
the Sound Shore Front improvement
company.
Among some of the important orders
recently taken by the Edward p, Alhs
Works of the Allis-Chalmers company,
at Milwaukee, Wis are: PitsburS
Steel company, Pittsburg, Pa" large
engines for mill one 80 by 6S in by As
in, the other 3S and - in, by 90 in,
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST, Paul Rail-
way COMPANY for the West Milwaukee
shops, one large air compressor; Dow
Chemical Co, Midland, Mich, one 80 and
- in by 90 in vertical cross compound
direct-coupei engine; w :, Stratton,
Denver Colo, two IS by As in. and one
- by IS in. horizontal direct-Coupled
engines.
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TAYLOR.

This evening the benefit drawing and
concert for John Evans will be held
at Weber's rink, \ large number 0f
tickets have been disposed of. Admis-
sion % cents Attorney j. T.. Watkins
will be chairman of the evening and
Miss Lydia Hoskins accompanies.
The following unclaimed letters re-
main al the Taylor postoiiice for the
period Of Eeptember II, Persons call
ing for the same will say advertised
and give date of list: Dnnlestic-Mrs.
Il, Anderson. l.. DOGGY, Patrick
O'Brien, Tim Rooney, Mrs. Lizzie Rich
ards. Foreign--Maja Peteroosk, Anna
Goes, Antoni Donbrovsky, Buador
Deneter ksawesy Rcdmg, John Moo
ciki, andre Kalavski, Joseph Demrian,
Domerio Cardenele Brer Davies Olek
"a, Kzinies, 10 Mahaly. j. w. Reese,
Z. M.
Agent w. Ii. Peterson, of the ID, &.
ii, station, is in receipt of a very fine
cushion for his office chair, and as no
card accompanied IT., he is wondering
who was so kind to remember him.
a pleasant and enjoyable time awaits
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Miss Anna Walsh, of Philadelphia,
and Miss MOnahan, of Carbondale,
spt mt Wednesday with their cousin,
Hiss Lizzie Roche. of Main street.
Samuel Mendlesohn, of the William
Walker Hose company: J. j.. Meehan.
of the Artesians, and Walter Moon, of
the Crystals. are delegates chosen to
represent them at the state conven-
tion next month at Philadelphia. The
William Walkers and Artesians expect
to go in body to attend the parade.
Mrs. Thomas Price and daughter,
TloSse, were Scranton visitors yester-
day.
M:s. j. q. Nicholson, of Scranton.
spent Wednesday in town with
friends.
Mrs. Bell. Of l. street. attended the
Arlington convention at Carbondala on
"Wednesday.
Miss Grace Carl, of Honesdale is the
guest of Jermyn friends.
Mrs. Philip Tucker, of Second street,
left yesterday to join her husband
Who is employed at Hartford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Grontina left
W cGne sday evening TO visit the lat
ter's parents in New York city. While
t"rre Mr.. Gronfine will purchase his
fail goods
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ROpBOTTOM.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

SpeClal TO the scranton tribune.
Hopbottom. September 10.-On Sat
urday evening a party was given
Miss Mabel Jeffers, at Cosy Nook
cottage in honor of her sixteenth
the entertainment of the evening
Guests to the number of forty were
present from GlenWood Kingsley
scranton and Hopbottom. Those Of
the village who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. l.. T.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
O. u. Roberts, Misses Dora Cruise,
Mclia Brown, Elizabeth Bertch. Edna
Brown, Helen and Ida Smith. Mossrs,
Jananshek, Glen and Claud Roberts,
WIlmarth. Tracy Brown, Cecil Wright
and Ray Byram.
Justice y. NJ. Finn was called upon
To perform a marriage ceremony Tues
day afternoon, the contracting parties
being Miss Sarah GraniC and James
Sisk The bride was only sweet six
teen and the acquaintance and court
ship of the happy twain had extended
over the extreme period of one week.
Mrs CandaCe Lewis aud children of
New Milford have been visiting Mrs.
Lewis mother Mrs. julie Wlmarth,
this week.
Mrs. T.. NJ Tiffany attended the
Maitland fair on Monday.
~ NJ. Finn and W, j.. Brown are
spending the day in Scranton.
The l'niversaist Ladies' Aid meets
this afternoon with Mrs Almira
Brown.
Tho Methodist Aid viii meet on
Wednesday of next week with Mr.,
II. q. Wright.
eNeral people of the village will at
tend the Maitland fair on Thursday
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those who attend the grand ice cream
and peach social to be held this even
ing on the PRESBYTERIAN church lawn
under the auspices of the young
ladies of the church. If the weather
should prove unfavorable the event
will he held in the church.
Reese Jones a painter, residing on
Pond street. met with a misfortune on
Wednesday while engaged in painting
a house at Lincoln heights. He fell
from ladder some distance from the
ground and spraincd his ankle.
Tonight the members of tn, Taylor
Hose company. No. I, will enjoy them
selves with "A smoker at their quar-
ters Ul High street
a large number of our temperance
people will attend the temperance re-
union to be held at Nay Aug park to-
Gay. The exercises will commence
promptly at u. M
The singers of this town and vicinity
are requested to meet at the Calvary
Baptist church on sunday evening at S
O'Clock, when a choir Of mixed voices
will be organized to compete on the
chief competition at the Providence
/ eisteddfod on Thanksgiving Day.
Owing to other attractions this tFri-
tdAJ evening. the voice culture lecture
- Prof. Clark Thomas. of Scranton,
in the Methodist Episcopal church, has
been postponed until next Friday
night Sept. 20. at 7.i5 o'clock.
MessrS Il. Y. Williams, of Philadcl-
| rh'a, and :. II. Smith, of New York
were callers on w. II. Peterson on
| V cdnesday.
| ". H. webb. of Wilkes Barre, was
a business caller in town yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-13
OLYpHANT

StetsOn's "Cncle Toms Cabin" will
he presented at the Father Mathew
Opera house this evening. OF all the
great American plays. the old histori-
cal drama of Uncle Toms Cabin" has
the strongest hold on the people 1t
is beyond question, one of the best
plays ever written, hence the warm
place it retains i'm the hearts of the
people of every cline. \ matinee will
also be given this afternoon.
The remains Of Michael Barrett who
died at the city hospital. Wilkes
Barre on Wednesday evening from in
juries he sustained in the mines, were
removed to his home in Jessup yes
tcrday, by Undertaken w. j. Sweeney,
of this place. Deceased was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Barrett, and
was 2S years of age. He was mar
ried and resided in Wilkes Barre. The
funeral will he held this morning at
. o'clock. lntcrment will be made in
Archibald.
The following letters remain uncallcd
for at the nostofliCe: Annie Murphy
Mrs. Elzab beth McCabe. Scott; Mrs.
Cora Slocum, Mrs. Thomas Price. May
David, Robert Williams. Austin Nc
CormaCk, Joe Mcdonald.
The opening attraction, THE Deem
ster," at the Father Mathew Opera
house last evening, was greeted by a
good sized audience.
Mrs Annie Meredith, of West Scran-
ton, visited friends in town yester-
day.
John l.. Thomas, of Marathon, n. Y,
who has been visiting here returned
home Wednesday,
Miss Sarah Furey, of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting here for the past
month, returned home yesterday
Miss Kathryn Brown, of Wilkes
| Barre, is visiting at the residence of
| Mrs. X l.. stone, on Bell street.
Miss Name Shaffer. who has been
! the guest of Miss Name Sarge. of
| Blakcly, has returned to her home in
| Pottsville.
Miss May Ferguson has returned
| home, after an extended visit with
| relatives in Philadelphia.
| Officer John MCAndrew is spending
his vacation at his home in Carbon
| dale.
Mrs, Mary Powell, of Iansford was
the guest of Mrs. Mary Probert, We'd
| nesday.
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BROOKLYN.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Brooklyn, Sept. 10-Dr. and Mrs. a
J. Ainey returned Friday from trip
to the Pan American.
Mrs, BerC Periso and child, who have
been visiting here for some time, re-
turned to their home in New York city
Saturday.
e. :, Vail OF New Milford. was in
town on business last Friday.
Miss Martha WatrOuS, of Rock Falls,
Mich. il visiting at NJ. w. Palmcr's.
Mr.. Vail, of Binghamtun, visited his
daughter, Mrs, l.. &. Lennon, last
week.
Miss oCra Savige has returned to
her duties in scranton after spending
some time with her parents.
Mrs Mary Mckecvcr was called to
scranton Monday 10 care for her
daughter, Mrs. smith, who was quite
badly injured by Il fan
The following have returned from
an outing AT Heart Lake, occupying
the cob Web cottage: Misses Josie
ami Jessie DOlaway, Grace TeM ks
bury Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Tewksbury,
Mrs, q, NJ. DOlaWay and John Bisbce,
Fred Miller and George Bunncl.
Mrs. NJ, W. Palmer has been enter
tanning Mrs. Joseph Chapman, of
Scranton.
on Saturday about sixty of the
friends of MIR, and Mrs. Freeman
gathered at their home, and though
uninvited by their host and hostess,
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THE CONTRACT OPINION.
City Solicitor Affirms Regularity and
Legality of the Resolution on
Street Lighting.

The opinion of city Solicitor Stuart,
respecting the regularity of the light
contract resolution uEd the legality
of the three-yopr ColtraCt which has
been furnished as requested. to the
light. fire and water committee of the
common council. reads as follows:
"In response to your request for an
opinion regarding the regularity of
considering tn" mayors veto of the
resolution awarding the light contract
i'm separate sessions of councils and
as to the legality of light contracts
for more than one year, | would say,
i'm reply, as to the first question that
il is my opinion that the veto should
be considered in separate sessions Of
councils. While the resolution was
adopted in joint session. there is no
provision of law for returning Ordin-
anccs or resolutions, vetoed by the
mayor. To joint sessions. ON the con-
trary the law provides that said veto
shall be acted upon in separate scs-
Sions (artiCle vi. section :. act May Is,
lNS9)
"AS to the second question, if it is
legal to max" contracts for light more
than one year, it is my opinion that
such contracts are valid and author
lied by law i'm article V, section IS,
act May %. 1889. which says that
councils may make contracts for light
and water for not more than a period
of ten years"
The light ana water committee met
last night to discuss the opinion.
What will he the outcome of the
fight over the veto is hard to for"-
tell but it win be by the smallest
margin, whatever way it will go.
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were made very welcome after the
feeling of surprise had lcsscned. The
guests were entertained by music and
conversation and refreshments served.
The company were photographed by
Miss Harriet Lee. Many former
neighhors from Auburn and Tunkhan-
mock were present. Before leaving,
Mr. and Mrs. Rennett were presented
with a purse as "A reminder of the
very pleasant occasion.
The V. +. g. l.. social at =. G. Dor
ans last Friday evening was well at
tended and a success in every way.
The proceeds from the sale Of was Sc.
+. II Kent has sold his hardware
business to George II. Terry, formerly
of the firm of Walde & Terry.
y. &. Benjamin celebrated his sew
cnty-first birthday today very pleas
antly, surrounded by his children and
grandchildren and friends to the num-
Der of about forty, who were invited
to spend the day with him. Miss Lee
photographed the family group dur
ing the afternoon.
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MOOSIC.

Mrs. John Brown leaves tomorrow
for New York to meet her husband
and Mrs. Dugald Greene on their re-
turn from Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lowering and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowden returned Wed.
nesday from the pan-American expo
sitiOn.
a large number of people from town
will attend the temperance reunion at
Nay Aug park today.
DR.. and Mrs. Richards DR. and Mrs
Watson, Rev. and Mrs. Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs John Dymond have returned after
spending a few days at the Falls
James Hailstone has accepted a
C'erkship in McCrindle & CO.'S store.
Bert Lewis has accepted position
as assistant foreman in a large store at
Mount Carmel.
The business meeting of the Inter-
mediate Christian Endeavor society
was held at the Presbyterian manse
last evening.
Misses Belle and Beatrice Tillman
have returned to their home in New
jersey.
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Survey to Port Jervis.

4 meeting of the Delaware Valley
Railroad company was held in Easton
on Tuesday afternoon. The extension
to Port Jervis was discussed.
chief Engineer Allen gave the direc-
tors the route surveyed from Bushkili,
across the river to Flatbrookville and
from thence along the river through
Montague to Port JcrVis.
The survey of the railroad at Trl-
states called for a connection with the
F.. j.. NJ. Il y. y. II. r., the tracks Of
which are to pass over those of the
Erie railroad.
\ meeting of the directors of the
road will be held here on September
24'h, whel "A new organization Will be
effected DISTINGUISHING Times.
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"Uncle Toms Cabin" Saturday.

Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin" is the
title of really big company, which,
dnder the personal management of
LeoI Washburn, whose name is most
faroraoly associated with up.to-date
amuSements, is 10 appear at the Grand
on saturday. The company comprises
nifty people, including dozen speciality
artists, two quartettes. superb Or
chestra. and many colored comedians,
who add 70 the big production not a
little, BY their spontaneous wit and
clever singing and dancing. Watch
for the big parade, Matinee. 23O,
evening, Sl5, Prices, 10, 90 and 20
cents. Diagram now open for both per,
formances,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-13

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-13
pECKVlLLE.

Mrs l., .. Dodge OF Wells Bridge,
=. Y. and Mrs, ID, Wiswald, of Frank.
lin, y y. are tho guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, j d Broad
As Friday night seems to be the pre-
vailing night for chicken thieves to get
m their work on Peckville coops, we
await the coming OF this morning,
when news Of another raid VIII b
brought tn our notice. A reward
should be offered ny our council for
their capture and it would not be loi g
before the nefayious WORK would cease.
Mrs, w ;, Bloes, son Walter and
Mrs, S, w. Arnold are spending a
week al Ocean Grove,
Warrie Briggs VAS Carbondalr
visitor yesterday
Levi Stage is on the sick list.