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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
PROFESSOR TieHr
Given Farewell Banquet BY the
Maaons on Granville, Ohio.


Masons of Granville, Ohio.
AZ recent meeting of the board uf
regents uf thc Now Mexico university
Professor Tight. Of Granville Ohio.
WAS elected president uf the universe
ty vice Prof g.. l liorugk resigned
The following article clipped from
the Granville Ohio. Times Will prove
interesting at present
Centre Star lodge. q a NJ loses
one OF her most loyal I.stnhpra by ihr
election uf Professor Tlrht nR priest
dent Of the university of New Mexico.
and in order that they might SHOW
their affection for the genial professor
and thDir appreciation OF the good
work that be- has done while nasoci.
atpd With the Granville lodge au olabo
rate banquet was arranged Tor last Sat
urduy evening
Mrs Mitchell was in churgc aud "a.
hlos for the accommodation of nearly
a hundred guests were arranged iu
the Mitchell yard Dozens uf Japanese
lanterns were hung about the yard,
making IL an ideal place Tor such an
AFFAIR lt was after ten o'clock when
the pretty young dauehtcrs ~ the
MaHOna had finished serving the
tempting wlands.
Professor Williams arose and IN q
popular and witty address called on
Professor Tight the guest ~ honor
The professor spoke of the new fold
90 which he has beer called and oi
the reluctance with which he sepag
ated himself from the Ciusr nsHurin
tions Of Granville
VI = Ashhrunk read an original
poem of which the professor was jbo
subject and Mayor LpwlH spoke of the
/ loss thet both tho lodge and town Rus
talnod loo the departure ot Prof Tight
Harry Amos Wha called upon and re-
cited some Interesting experiences ho
had while on "a geological trim with
Prof Tirht
| Granville has tow DItIg0us that are aa
public HplUtcl auI as deeply interest
| rd in th welfare off the village an la
I Professor Ilshi uui it iH with great
deal uf regret that wc see him icav,
/ his home town The college too VIII
| f"Ul hiH lu.s for DH H professor D.,
ranks at ihp hHgd I'd FUUlnFiHtH of M,
| state and Hs "a man umUH. studonis
/ II would ha diiMrult fur ans one Co bt
/ more popular
President Tight loft Monday morn
| ihg fur Chicago whore De- win study
1 few weeks ln tho universal ity of Chica
| go before assuming his new duties H
/ the university OF New Me ,icp ~,
| lonyes Granville with hus. of fricnd
and tho b . Wlrhn f0i success in hl0
new field
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

boards exist Too many ONCE holders
Ia The United States regard public uf
Zee a. n private snap to which they
need not give one half the thought aud
even less time than they would IN any
private occupation Tor which they
would be- paid one half the salary Fur
tunatoly for New Mexico. Mr. Micra's
higher Ideal of public Office prevails
among most of the federal. territorial,
county and municipal officials and to
them New Mexico will some day owe
higher rank among the states Of the
Union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
80 Grads cepner %.

About q thousand pounds Of us enc
n grade OF copper ore as WAS ever seen
in this City. was brought hero last cy
cnluF by one 60 tho ffolghtora from
tho JuraTfiaH copper claims az ~
aenOrltU. Tho samples were taken
tu tho Offices of thr Iura Triaa Copper
company Boa tho Commercial club
building where 10 has been placed on
exhibition An ASSAY Di Che ore WaR
mad, which revealed values ranging
from 900 90 60 per cent copper Tho
company have a usands uf tons of
.thls 0r. piled upon The dump which
wlll b.. pui through tho smcitor whom
It IH Completed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

W. ~ UchciherKer died ut the hua
pitai ln San ncrnardino 10 trW days ago
With SCREW worms in nose and throat
SAYS tho Mohayr County Miner Hr
had hoon Twins at Manyel and boz
some manner screw fy oop0Hlted the
worm iH tho noF and wnrn taken tu
San Hamadinu was past ali medical
aid. &c. Nns well known in this Conn.
Try A dozen years ago EicholbofEer
Wa living boo the southern part az Ar.
iona. sleeping on the desert and got
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
AInIsI KnOn aINIIK

Yesterday afternoon during the
ftorm a man by the name of AuEaat
Koch. whose home IH iu Denver WAS
killed by lightning at Ludlow near
Trinidad With several others he had
taken refuge from thr torn under the
caves 0f the Colorado un1 Southern
depot Leon Davis. miner. was stun.
ned aud severely burned Bnd several
others nearby were badly shaken up
Tho building was only slightly dnmhf
od. Koch VAS butcher by trade nnd
was ON bis aay tu Trinidad boo search
of work Coroner SIun HaH uuiih' %
and al once lcn fUr Ludlow io take
charge 0f tho frmaiuH An iuquD .
WAS rot deemed necessary Ifinidhd
Chronicle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

A miniature shooting aualf took
rIAce uu thr Ia Plata lnst Saturday
T.. 10 Palmer being the aggroasor and
VIM llnrd tho shuOtrr The gun used
ubs "a 22 oahbrr target rifle one shot
fefsed through the muscle 0f Mr. PAT
more lef arm. tho other striking the
.rht hIp immediately after the trOu
tlp MF Hur came 90 Pennington and
p.acDl himself loo charge of sheriff
nrONn Complaint WAS later hied
tlltb Justice symonds charging him
n Ifh attempted murder but owing 20
tte condition of the wounded man the
fralimiunIJ hearing Was set for Au-
rnst ist. aud bond hKod at 81 600.
which Was secured and tho prisoner
released Pennington Hustler
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
srMl.cENrENNlAI. DAY

The exercises today will be all Of q
public nature The day is ScmiCen.
t.nnin day commemorative 0f the as.
tahushmcat at Santa Fc on July 49,,
1851. of the FIRST Odd Fellow lodge
west uf the Missouri The commcmor
alton exercises viii take place in the
han II representatives In the capitol
The retiring grand master, Harry T.
Unscu at Las Vegas, viii preside. The
grand chaplain Rev q 5 Madden OF
bland. win make the opening prayer.
Governor Otcro Va ON the programme
for an address to follow the prayer. ar
tor which Mr. lInBcll will make an ad-
dress. EN.Guyornur w @ Ritch viii
rsake the historical address of the day.
The exercises viii be nterspersed
with music.
The exercises al the capitol TO-DAY
viii commence at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon and will De continued Ia the
afternoon when addresses viii be made
hv prominent visiting Odd Fellows.
lu tho forenoon the Odd Follows VIII
march In procession to the capitol
This evening the anniversary ban
auot will take place at the Palace no
trl to which two hundred Invitations
hayo been issued
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

the company. did escape with his baE
gage. but the others all left memcn
toes In the shape of baggage. The
Journal also says. "Madgo Burks
the iG.yCarold Rirl who played minor
parts Ia the show. was brought by the
company from Albuquerque ". NJ.
They left her pcnniloss at the oxford.
and Mr. Long ls taking care of her un
tll she can get money from home to re-
turu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
pROF CULDs GOEs 10 NEWARK

Tho following urtole. regarding
Prot r.. o. Cbn1t formerly Of the
Now Mexico university is ElHo taken
from Oh. Granville Time
40 au Adjourned Wo. Hng of the
board ni education hnd iu Newark
last Friday evening g. = Childs. ID a.,
o. was elected principal nf the high
school tu succeed NJ a. N uumrs
Edward payson ChillH is the son OF
Rev r. W. Childa f4r many years
pastor of n. rr t.rian church
here Upon hiH graduation from the
university d. wac selected to take
Prof CniHa pine. 100 che department of
chemistry aul pht .rH WhiIn the latter
was abroad Tho year after ho was
elected principal uf ts hgh school at
Pueblo Colorado liH next position
was at Albuquerque. New NeNico.
whore hc was elected professor of
chemistry and phS boa th. uuiyyr
Fity of NcN Mexico.
While iu school Nr Childs held u
very prominent position as student
hia special limos uf study being
physlca. chemistry aui mnthpmatirs
As teacher Mr Childs has always
been pre- cmiuDutly successful and as
"a man be- Dr. admired and respected hy
.uU who know him The people uf
Newark CO." certainly to be- cougratu.
lated upon tho selection ot Sir Childs
and it ls our belief that nO better man
could boz found Tor The position
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

scrowworma iu his head tie became
partly domrutod from the horrible
pain and waa sent 90 the asylum az
Phcnlx. whcro the doctors discovered
the worms and removed them TO
never fully recovered from the terri
hlc ordeal and when drinking was not
responsible for biz actions. tie was
wgll connected in tho east. having
brother who ls considered one Of
the brightest lawyers OF tho New
York state bar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
NEW MEXICO ODD FELLOWS.
Going 10 the Capital City For a Grand
ntnnlon Thla Week.

when the passenger trains arrived
mere from the west aud south this
morning there were many members
OF the thre ink fraternity 60 aiighL
they we're "u route to Santa Fe where
he golden iuhiloo uf odd Fellowship
the Traus Missouri west viii be
mold fur tho remainder uf ~ the week
Ihe gentlemen sald that fcw more Of
tloir number would go through here
ouiFht to the convention city Among
lhe number roticed az the local station
fHis morning we're Brothers w. v.
Kelly of soc9rro. Brown of white
oaks. Alr1 Bowie n A. Kenney Of
Gallup. a. g. Wlilci. Thomas Parker
W. M Murphy of Silver city, J. B.
HodEdon of uomiug l. sohoy of San
Narcial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
SCHOOL FUNDS

Hon. a. 4. Keen. land commissioner
paid over 90 j. H. Vaughn S22oi4S for
the public school income fund, derived
from leases on school lands, and 81.
2gll2 for tie permanent public school
'und being 3 per cent of the proceeds
OF United states land salcs IN the ter.
ritory for the fiscal year ending June
30 1901.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
LloHrnrNo's rGaR,eL1 WORK.


James Beelcr Struck ~ san MiB1cl
County Near T'inidad.
During tho rain storm yesterday ai
tcfuunn. james BcrlDr WaH struck n5
lightning at iuiuna ranch. near San
lrnaoi1. and died shortly afterward
when the aad news was toiephuL"d
to this city tine unfortunate man
wife and son accompanied by Dr.
smith drove oui Gao San lsnarlu but
Mr nccler Was dead before they ar.
rived there.
Undertaken Drarih went after tho
body this murnIug and 10 will be-
shipped to Topeka, kasY his former
home for burial Las Vegas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

M..sr smith Uill a Co recently
of Trinidad Colo have opened up Boa
ttu wholesale produce fruit and grain
busiu. ai poo wtFt Gold avenue, and
WIu receive consignment uf fruits,
rtc.. Thursday morning Tho gentle.
men comprising the nrm are backed
by experience nud cnergJ and Will no
doubt hp successful in this city. They
hay. Uat issued neat price current
sheet which has been placed in the
hands uf the retail dealers who got
thaIr supplies from thiH city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

Word received from Mrs & y Ches.
ter al silver CITY. brings the sad
news that e v Chester. deputy United
states mineral surveyor has suffered
a stroke ~ paralysis and that very llt
he hope IA held out Tor his recovery
iie is az present az the Sisters hos.
pital az silver CITY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Another Oil Company Organized, Also
Gold and Copper Company
PRIVATE LAND COURT.

NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otero appointed Juan B.
TruiiliO % Taos Taos yoG1;y. a NO.
tary public
Governor Otoru appointed Sicg
fried Grunsfcld of Albuquerque. Bor.
naliliu county. n notary public.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
APPOINTED CHIEF CLERK.

Alan McCord, for the past few
months acting ns chief clerk in the of.
Zee uf the Surveyor general, has been
appointed permanently tC the position
OF chief clerk made vacant by the rc.
moval OF former chief Clerk Liuncn 60
salt Lake city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
CHANCE OF AGENTS.

The New Mexico Fuel company mott.
fed Territorial Secretary J, W. Ray
noldn that IL has changed its New Mex
loo headquarters from White oaks.
Lincoln county 90 Alamagordo Oter0
county. and its agent from George T..
uirich al White Oaks 20 William A.
Hawkins 0f AlamRgOfdo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES CHANGED

Territorial Secretary J w. Reynolds
was notified ~ change Ia the pre-
cinct boundaries Cf precinct No 3 and
No 49, in Taos county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

The Jossoy Stock company stranded
In Topeka, and tried 20 escape from
tho city without paying their debts.
Tho Journal. ln its article states that
W. J McCarty, the heavy william Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

territorial secretary that n had paid
up the $4,000 of lts capital sock not
Issued whom the bank was incOrporat
ed ON May I 1901,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

The nest fellow 90 answer tO tho
charge OF drunkenness was a atranEer.
who was ancd s.. pnd another for
committing nuisance was sent to
inil for five days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20

D. g. Tau7ney and three youngissf
children have gone io Reno, Mob
where tna Gtt'n ones via bc lrn ln
charge uf tho gfaudpar"nts ono ut
the children who suffered recently
from spinal meningitis is Improving
rapidly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
CAPTURED AND RELEASED
The Female AssauIler Pays Small
Fine and is Turned Loose.
OTHER POLICE COURT NOTES.

Tho fellow who assaulted Lulu Hall
ON south First street last sunday night
was arrested late last evening hy Mar.
shat McMillin. uut upon his own ru.
coHnlt.un was released until this morn
iug. When Judge Crawford opened
court today the would.bo asaaultor
was ready tp answer Ca the charge
preferred against him, aud when ask
90 fur a statement regarding his ac-
tuns ON SUNDAY night ho heHitatod
and fur The want Of better excuse
finally confessed that hr was drunk
and did not rcmoher ~ hay.
ing muiostrd thu little girl.
The fellow is well known
In this city. hnviuL been res
idcnt hero Tor the past iiftcen years.
llr la not one ~ tnuac wicked fellows
you have read about Ia the horrible
crimes which have recently been per
potrltod ln Denver out he vas an Al.
huuucrqucan out for "a drunk and an.
fortunately grabbed the young giri BY
the arm and threw her Go tho gruuEd
while she VAS passing "a dark and lone
N spot uu her way home from relig-
iuuH services. Before the glrl could
rise to her feet the man kicked her ON
the les, aud turning about he saw a
ledy approaching. supposedly for tho
purpose Of aiding the girl, when ho
walked rapidly away The little glrl
was accompanied home by the lady
who Witnessed a part of the assault.
and upon examination OF tho
girls body blue aud black
marks were foul0 upon her
arm whore tho man hand grasp-
ed. Tho assauiter claims to have NO
knCwlodFc OF his actions or where
ahouta until aroused from bis drunk.
Cn stupur by tho repeated application
LOS J W linrlina hHl upon his face "A
girl
Before the Judge allowed him his
freedom today he was assessed iina
uf ttO and costs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-20
CURLY" WILLIAMS IN TROUBLE.

Upon an Information sworn out by
Frank Dp Luchi ypteTday afternoon
Marshal McMilhn arrested n. g. Will
nmH on a charge of forgery. Curly"
uH hn iH moro commonly known. was
in mood Oft money and in order 10 got
H. passed n worthless choCk on Mr. do
LuChl Williams appeared before
Judge Crawford thiH morning aud was
sentenced tu thirty days In the county
jail. ile should bo oongratulating him
self ana the Judge that the sentence
was not made for thirty years
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-06
Ideal News from Richland.

Richland, November 5.-Miss Stella
Fincannon, of Seneca, spent last week
with hor friend, Miss Maria Dendy.
Mrs. j. p. Doyle and Miss. Sallie Davis
were at Anderson shopping last week
Mr.. NJ. Il. Hughs was with his family
hero Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Hughs
il now working with Mr.. S. N. Hughs,
who is grading for the Southern Railway.
Prof. w. G. Hughs camo up from Fair
Play Friday afternoon to visit his parents.
Mrs. JOHN Lewis, of Pickons, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Hughs.
Cadet G. P. Ballenger, OF Clemson Col
logo, spent Saturday and Sunday at his
homo.
Misses Mary Hughs and Pcarl Ballcn-
ger returned Saturday from weeks visit
to Blacksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hughs, Miss Lii
lie Hughs and Messrs. S. N. Hughs and
+. b. Burns attended the funeral of Miss
Nellie Coo at Blacksburg on Monday,
October %.
Mr.. Dave Stribling removes his family
to Seneca this week, whore thoy will re-
side in the future.
The Bounty Land school opened Mon
day with Miss Nichols, of Due West, as
teacher.
Miss Manic Foster leaves to-day for
Carrollton, Miss, whore sho will spend
the wintor with hcr brother, Mr. @. L.
Foster, and at the Same time attend col
lege.
Mr.. VIM. Blackwell, of Redvlle, N. c.,
came Saturday to work with his brother,
Mr.. @. p. Blackwell. Wilhelmina.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-06
NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.

Westminster, November 5.-Mrs. Fred
Auld, of Elberton, Ca, visited Mrs. w.
D. Losly recently.
Mrs. j. II. Stonecyphor has gone to
visit her mothor at Conner, Ga.
Mr.. Ben Check came in one day last
week from his work on tho railroad with
hand hurt
Mrs. L. \. Mathewson has returned
from a .easant trip to Toccoa and
Gainesville, Ga.
Mrs. r. +. Mason and children visited
Fair Play Saturday.
Mrs. 0. X. Breazeale and baby, Ken-
non, are visiting their old homo at Bel
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Cheswell compli-
mented tho young people with a Hal
lowcen party last Thursday evening.
The decorations of tho lower floor were
in accordance with the idea of Halloween
and tho dining room table was ladcn
with the usual symbols chest
nuts, peanuts, nuts, prunes, etc. Each
guest was presented with neat booklet
in which to record one's own fortune as
it would be revealed by tho various
games of the evening. Every ono seemed
woll satisfied with the fato to which he
or sho was destined. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chcswoll arc royal entertainers, and the
evening will be long remembered as a
most pleasant occasion. Those present
wore: Misses Jones, Norris, b. Norris,
Stribling, Zimmerman, Knight, Epting,
Traylor and King and Mrs Rosa Arnold,
Messrs. Finley, Stewart, Peden, Whit
mire,. Lesly, Dickson, Drs. Walker and
Merriwether.
Mr.. and Mrs. George, of Atlanta, arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. j. Wick
Mr.. Pruo S. White, of Groenvillo, was
in town last week.
We were shocked to hear of tho death
of Mr.. Howard Vaughan, which occurred
in Charleston last Thursday. Ho was
an exemplary young man, a devoted
member of the Methodist church, and
lived d lily tho religion that ho professed.
His remains wore brought here and
inferred in tho cemetory of the Old
Westminster Baptist church to await tho
resurrection of tho just. The pail boar
ors wore six young mon of his circle of
friends. They Wero: Messrs. Bulah
Gaines, w. j. Vickory, Thornton Moore,
Henry Davis, Crayton Moore and Waldo
Dickson.
Mrs. Susan Lcathors died at tho home
of her son, Mr.. George Leathors, Friday,
weeks. ucr body was laid to rest in the
cemetery. Mrs. Leathors was born 1923
and was thus 7S years old tho 9TH Of
October. In 1916 she was married to
Mr.. William w. Leathers who pre-
deceased her ovor thirty years. Two
children, Mr.. George Leathors and Mrs.
j. NJ. Hull, together with number of
grandchildren and great-grandchildre
arc left to mourn their loss. Sho was q
consistent member of the Baptist church
and was always in attendance at tho sor-
! vices of her church. Her great delight
was in visiting and cheering the sick and
distressed. Verify q mother in Israel
has gono to hor reward. X
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-06
End OF Buffalo Exposition.

Buffalo, November 2.-The Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition ended at IL o'clock to-
night. At midnight President John &.
tho lights in tho famous electric tower
grew dim for tho last time. Slowly, ono
by ono, the lights on post and pinnacle
and tower faded away. A corps Of
buglcrs standing in tho tower sounded
"taps," and ono of tho greatest gloriea of
tho Exposition, tho electrical illumina-
tion, passed away and the Exposition
was ended.
The financial loss will be In tho neigh-
borhood of $3,0O0,000
The total number of admissions for
tho six months was close to 100000.
Tho government exhibit, which is q
beautiful and instructive collection, will
be Mt once shipped to Charleston, 8. O..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-06
Husband and Wifo Fight Duel.

Butte, Montana, October 31.-Ethol
Plumb, aged Q years, is lying dead at tho
homo of hor grandmother, Mrs. IL.
Parke, of Virginia. City, this State, as
the result of duel fought with rovolv-
ors by Mr.. and Mrs. Plumb. Mrs.
Plumb has bullet wound in her hip.
Mrs. i, parke CIV; was shot through the right
q powder burned face.
Plumb and his wife have not lived
happily together for long time and of
late Mrs. Plumb has been living at tho
home of hor mother, Mrs. Parke. Last
night Mr.. Plumb went to tho house and
opened fire upon his wife, who obtained
n revolver and also began shooting. At
the first shot fired by tho husband tho
child fell dcad with bullet through its
head. Tho women will rocoYer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-11-06
WestvIew Cemetery to bo improved.

1t Will be learned with much satisfac-
tion by tho citizens of Walhalla (as it has
been by us) that the suggestion, made in
Tho Courier last week, in regard to work
needed in Westview cemetery, was acted
upon by Council somo three weeks before
we made it, and that as soon as possible
all vacant lots and tho drive and walks
will be put in good condition. At the
October meeting of Council resolution
was passed authorizing tho expenditure
of all money on hand from the sale of
lots for improvements on the cemetery.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. j. NJ. Kelley,
who has snperintended the street work
during the present year, tho work on the
cemetery was delayed. A resolution in
regard to lots transferred to individuals,
but no; yet settled for, was also passed,
and stops. will be taken to collect ali
amounts due the town.