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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-13
ALMA COLLEGE.
Ready For Opening On September "a

NJ previous summer vacation has "A n
MESSED such changes as the present. Th
spacious campus mas been cut nm b.
putting IN the enlarged heatIn,
plant, which has maze lmDnrtan
| cnanses IN four buildings Htreatte
ali the buildings will be heated from th
sahe Doller house. The plans for th,
future OF the college contemplate thre,
| more structures aud the present h.atln,
pihnt VIII be adequate for them all. Tn,
ne" Ladies Hall is IN possession OF 4
IarRe lorce or men; some Of them work
ing on the porches, orthers on the root
ana o'hers putting on the lath. Tn.
exterior VIII soon be- completed. II j.
massive ana beautiful Now patience
10 wait TIL Jan. LIST, 1902, when the
nappiest one hundred girls on earth
VII taHe triumphant possession.
FROM the teaching force of the college
we VIII greatly mss the genial face of
the Prof OF Biology 1t may be thar
Alma was honurrd IN the selecfion of
Ftof. DAVIS by the University of Mich
lgan Tor It's chair of Forestry. We will
nor dispute that, but We are not esDec
lally ambitious TOR such honors There
Is however balm OF comfort IN the re-
He'Uoh that We are taking from others
"hIir others are taking from us The
me-" members OF the faculty bear the
blowing utmee: Mary l. us. Allan
a W., lady principal ana Pr :. Dt Eag.
ishi Fred r., West. instructor lr Chru.
lstrN' g. ". NORTH er, A b director
1i athletics; Minnie H. C0nvtrs, 4 r
librarian, In securing these teachers
"r nave lal1 under ubute Mt Ho,o.k.
.IOlIege Mass ATIebttr.,r, ,.r,..,.I. ,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-13
A SAD CALAMITY.
Death Of Miss Frances Booth
From Burning of Family
Residence.
One of the Saddest Incidents in the
History of the Community

About 2:3O O'Clock last Monday morn
ing, the residence OF j j. Booth, twC
miles southeast of Alma, caught fire anC
burned 10 the ground with nearly all its
contents. While the loss of the home
ana contents was a heavy one. there
was another loss which falls very heavily
indeed, upon the surviving members of
the household, ii is the death of Miss
Frances Booth. aged 2S years.
| Ihe evening previous 10 the fire.
the members of the home. including n
married daughter, Mrs. +. Grandv. of
Los Angeles, Cal. were all enioving n
pleasant time in the parlor. and upon
the remark by Miss Frances, that it
was getting late all retired, Frances
and her sister, Mrs. Grandv. bidding
each other goodnight, at the head of the
stairs. About ,; 80 a. m. Mrs. Crandv
was awakened by the smell of smoke
which she traced 10 her sisters room
FINDING the door locked. She gave an
alarm and her brother. John y. Booth.
was the first 20 respond. aud bursting i'm
the door. he saw hlS sister i'm flames. and
making dash succeeded i'm taking her
from the room, which at that time wa,
a IIcN furnace She was taken TO the
lower floors. and from there 10 the resi-. !
dence ot Henry Grover Dr. Baglev !
was sent for aud soon arrived Uuon I
nus direction She was taken Co the ho,
Ihtal ln tins village where death relieved I.
heF suiierlug~ at three O'Clock ON Mon |
day.
NO one can ever tell bow the fire orgi !
nated Miss Frances might have arose
nm thc night and I'M trying 90 light the
."hp' stt nor clothing ON fire The
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-13
CEMENT MANUFACTURE IN MICH
lGAN.
Many New Plants Now Being Erected

! many NSN IdHlS NOW Being Erected.
Practical tests show that Michigap
/ Portland cement Is superior 10 the I'm
ported article The raw material i of
better quality, and improved machinery
used IN the American process of mann.
iacture turns out better article for all
uses than has ever before been ON the
! market. The consumption of cement i.
steadily increasing. Cement already
enters into the construction of all class
as OF buildings, and Is taking the place
or wood In every direction Streets and
| sidewalks take an enormous and in.
creaslng quantity. This increasing use
Will warrant the great stimulation i'm its
manufacture while competition will
bring the price within the reach Of all.
The completed plants in the state are
located as follows: Alpena Portland
Cement Co., two miles east of Alpena;
Elk Rapids Portland Cement Co. one
mile south of Elk Rapids; Newaygo
Portland Cement Co., Newaygo; Cold.
water Portland Cement Co, one mile
west of OOldwater; Bronson Portland
Cement Co., two miles east of Bronson.
Peerless Portland Cement Co, Union
City Peninsula Portland Cement Go
thirteen miles south of Woodstock. Len.
awee county Omega Portland Cement
%, four miles north of Jonesville.
There is also a plant operated by the
Michigan Alkali Co at Wyandotte.
The capital stock OF these ten CORPORA.
rous aggregates -, $50, 600. The aver. /
age cost of the plants was about 1866 900 .
and improvements and buildings are |
constantly being added at large expense. /
Ihelr daily capacity aggregates S 800 I
barrels OF $50 pounds each, or an aver.
age OF $40 barrels for each plant.
Eight other companies have filed arti-
cles OF Incorporation, showing an aggre.
gate authorized capital of as $50 600 |
Locations have been selected. and land Il
and lakes containing an abundance of \
raw material have been secured
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-13
Commercial School Assistant.

The Commercial School Of Alma Col.
leee will be strengthened by the addition
OF Miss Mary h. Miller Of Shelbina
Missouri, as assistant principal Of that
department Of the college
Miss Miller comes to us highly recon.
mended. She is not only commercially
trained, but has had a four years course
in the University of Missouri, besides
special Normal training and several
years of successful experience in teach.
ing. She graduated from the Gem City
Business University, Illinois, and took
teachers course in Chicago school,
for her commercial teach.
ing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-13
5000 DAY EXCURsIoN-s2 90
no ,-o,,,.-...-

Tuesday Sept. 18th the Ann Arbor
Railroad will give another cheap excur-
sion TO Frankfort, Crystal Lake, Trav.
erse City and Manistee at the remark.
able rate OF $500 for the round trip
Tickets will be sold for train leaving
Alma at IL IA p. m, and will be good 10
return on any regular train until Thurs.
day Sept. goth. September is the incest
month in the year TO travel and the best
for fishing in the Northern Lakes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-13
BRANDS:
Beet Growers, Meeting

There will be meeting of the beet
growers OF Arcade's township at the
Arcadia Grange, Thursday afternoon.
September ~ at two O'Clock for the pur.
pose OF organization. A good speaker
Will be present to address the meeting.
All beet growers should attend.
Evening star., 1901-04-15

sneezing. Gala" he shouts, a quick,
startling cry with ',g'' whose cultural
quality is unattainable by adult learners
and usually unperceived by them. When
a customer comes to the door he strips the
desired quantity into the proffered recepta-
Gle before her vigtlant eyes, selecting one
of the goats and paying no attention to the
others. who understand the business as
well as he does. Patiently they stand
about chewing the cud or resting on con-
tiguous doorsteps. When their master
moves on they arise and follow. more faith
ful than dogs. The obvious and well-nigh
overpowering temptation to which the
miikman is subjected affects him in Greece
as in America. In Greece ii is taken for
granted that he cannot resist and he is
therefore obliged TO take his animals with
him. But even thus he is not above sus-
picion, for they tell of rubber water bag
carried inside the coat and provided with
a tube reaching to the palm of the hand
Each time the milkman closes his hand
over the udder he presses the bag between
his arm and his body.
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Another of his designs appears to be
merely a collection of large and small
sticks held together by wires. 1t Is only
upon close inspection that one sees that 1t
Is clock constructed on excellent prin-
ciples. 1t keeps very fair time. never va
rying more than two minutes in week.
Now and then the clockmaker receives
commissions from wealthy Frenchmen for
clocks of unique design in silver or gold
decorated with precious stones. Some of
these clocks are entirely made of gold,
with diamond-tipped hands and rubies,
garnets pearls, opals and emeralds to rep
resent the figures on the dial Some of his
clocks are beautiful works of art, and a
few of the most interesting specimens are
among the smallest of timepieces.
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Perforated Chair Seats
value Zoe. &c
Brass-headed Nails for
chair seats-box. ......... 4c
Safety Matches, regular
10c dozen boxes. 49,. &c doz.
Gas Lighter and box of
Tapers-value Ice. ..... lie
Good Shoe Brush - value
12c. &c
Rubber Force Pumps to
clean water pipes ... 43c
Magic Putt Pomade-value
12c So
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Freak Clocks.

From the New York Sun.
An ingenious Frenchman named LIE Boul-
lat. who lives at Coutances, has made him
self famous for the curious clocks ne man
ufactures. He can make clock out OF al
most any conceivable material. Straw ana
paper are among the raw materials ne
uses. For twenty years he has been manu-
featuring freak clocks and most French
men who want something out of the COM
mon In that line apply to LIE Boullat-
A while ago he turned lot Of newspa-
pefs into pulp, mixed it with hardening
comnound Eyen the wheels and all the
machinery of the clock were made of this
material Naturally this curious clock does
not keep very correct time, but the wonder
Is that it goes at ALL = The newspaper clock
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Goods Are Lowest at The Pa|ais Royal

Peterman's Roach Food
Ibc. &C
Fiber Pafls, &c value, for tsc
Rotary Flour Sifters, value
12e. Sc
4-foot Clothes Horse. 3-foid- 2,c
Dover Egg Beaters. value
&c.. &c
weatherspoon Cream Whip,
value 9Sc-. Ioc
Laundry Baskets with han
dies, SOC value. .39c
Slsw Cutter. value 15c. -. &c
Hardwood Knife Boxes.
value 12c. &c
Evening star., 1901-04-15

feeling of the rulers of Tibet toward the
Indian government which promises Itee NJ
tercourse bet ween the two countries in the
not distant future. AS the deadly hostiilty
of the Mishmis to strangers penetrating
their mountains Businesses has been largely
due to Tibetan influence. we may LOOK III IN
time to a similar change among them to
friendliness If this should be the case. we
trust tl.at the man who lifts the veil which
shrouds this wondrous passage or tue river
through the Himaiayas may De one oi 'hat
noble band. a native Indian surveyor
Evening star., 1901-04-15

White Bath Enamel. regular
ZJe. .....- -IJc
Household Ammonia, regular
30 bottle &c
Powdered Borax. Crescent
brand, h-lb. package. reg
uiar &c &c
Powdered Borax, Crescent
brand. Lib. package, regu-
lar 12c. SC
sc roll Toilet Paper. &c
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Platt's Chlorides. regular
.39c
Root Sink Brooms. Be. ...... 1c
25c bottles of Sparklene
Silver Polish. -. ...... .l9c
Army and Navy Securing
Compound. &C.. &C
Ironing Wax. with handle,
Sc, 1c
Red Seal Lye, regular &C.. 4c
Brooms. fine corn, value
35c. 35c.................1Sc .1Sc
Bissell Carpet Sweeper,
81 40 value. e.............. .9Sc
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Goat MIX in Athens.

3.
Nor do the men who sell milk and it's
various products lie in bed till the sun
rises. There are couple of European dali
ries In Athens. whose proprietors keep
cows; but they do business mostly with the
foreigners and with those Greeks who ape
foreign manners. Your genuine Athenian
believes the goat to be the proper milk
producing animal. and he regards the COW
in this connection about as we Americans
do the mare. The milkman takes his ami
mails with him, jangling their bells and
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Solarine Metal Polish
regular 1Sc. -12t
Aluminium Gas Tips
never wear out-regular
Palafs Royal Polishing
Paste, to introduce it
yalue 10c. a
Brooks Crystal Soap. 49,. A
Shelf Paper. white and
colors, with lace edge
5-yard piece, &c value. =
Table Oilcloth - regular
25c yard. ..........-. rs
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Round Covered Hampers,
9Sc size. ---.-..-.-. use
Coat Racks. 4 nickel hooks. &c
Coat Racks, s nickel hooks.loc
Large Oval Clothes Bas-
kets, regular 6ac. .4oe
Union Corer and Parers.
regular loc. c.........-... DC
Handy PAIRING Knife, three
sharp edges. s...........-.. oc
Large Galvanized Ash Can.
Sl.69 value. 81 ~
Galvanized Garbage Can,
s9c value. ......-...... .5s.c
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Rabbits Soap. usually sc. Sc
OIeIne Soap. 4 cakes for .l0c
Floating Soap, like Ivory,
cake .........-..-- &c
Le.gett's House Paints, ready
FOR use, regular 15c-...-1tc
Iesgett-s Black Asphaltam.
for latr"ites .-..--.---.- -loc
Worlds Fair Gold Paint.
regular 15c. ...-.--..--.--l0c
Paint Brushes. regular Sc. 4c
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Lamps s-Cl0Cks.
Everything here.)

tEVerytulnS ntre.)
Brass Center -draught Bracket Lamp, COM
plete with chimney, iron bracket and re-
Hector; 9Sc. value. .....................4 49c
Nickel plated Sewing Lamp complete with
center-draught burner, chimney and shade:
s1.'o Faiue- Sb.A3
Fancy Boudoir Lamps; Delft decorations,
with globes and chimney; 81 40 value. 15c
Fancy Decorated Table Lamps, with rich
gilt and coored decorated bodies and
Very rich Table Lamps. in solid coiors, with
round globes to match; 9S value. 81. SO
12c Macbeth Lamp Chimney for. ........ Sc
Zoe Macbeth Wesbach Chimney .......Tc
Toe Mica Welsbach Chmneys. ........... &c
39c Incandescent Burner, complete. 25c
15c Mantle for only. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
25c Welsbach Nantes, the genuine. -. 19c
Toe Welsbach Bulbs. all shapes. .........7c
Miniature Alarm Clocks, warranted 81 90
AnsOnia Alarm Clocks, warranted. -. -. soc
Swiss Carved Wood Weight Clocks. 75c
Boudoir Clocks, china cases. ........ 69c
Mantei Clocks china case ........... 81 .9S
Furnished Gilt Boudoir Clocks. ......... .9Sc
Rich Mantel Clocks. cathedral gong. 81 .9S
Marbelized Ansonia Clocks. .......... S5.25
Evening star., 1901-04-15
New York Irish Organization.

The second branch of the United Irish
League was organized in New York last
night. with a membership of PIG, sixty
five of whom are women.
1t was announced at the meeting that
John E. Redmond and six of his Irish
colleagues in parliament will visit America
In behalf of the Irish cause after the next
session of parliament adjoryns. The league
has seven branches IN Boston and two in
New York Branches are to be organized
all over the United States.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Not i'm the Original story.

From the Chicago Tribune.
ly at the humble tortoise.
HE thinks 1 am nothing but an old SELL
ing platter" muttered the tortsise. but FL
catch him mapping yet"
Shortly afterward they began the race.
the result Of which everybody knows
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Glassware.
Basement hoor.)

&c Crystal Water Tumblers. s.............1Isc
&c THU Blown Water Tumblers. ......-.. &c
&C. Water Tumblers. neat cngravings.. &c
59c Sanitary Water Bottles. .43c
Be Preserve Saucers. cut glass design. lsc
12c Berry Bowls. to match above saucers Sc
12c Salt and Pepper Shakers, Ike cut
sldsS .
Ice Clear Crystal Flower Vases. s....-.... lie
19c Crystal Water Jugs. pints. ........ .l2c
15c Butter Dishes and Sugar Bowls. &c
35c Sugar Bowl, Pitcher and Spoon
holder. Observation-Disclosures &c
l2c Cream Pitchers and Spoonholders. Sc
Evening star., 1901-04-15
$3.50 Ice Chests, $3.50.
"a very special price,)


Ranney, Mas Charr
Evening star., 1901-04-15

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tained through the want columns of The
Star.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
See the 'sPalais Royal"
See SOUR FaVOrite. :"

Wt king price id N
9tob be o
and eel
i nb t m nd inside chamber ma o
and he
enontrte ethenan antoyO1
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Various Sets.

Dinner and Toilet Sets in designs to be
discontinued. These are companion bargains
to the very cheap chinawarc. The trust
combines several potteries and many pat
terms are ..dropped.'
100-piece Decorated English Porcelain
Dinner Set, with neat green or GS AM
gray decoration; SI.9S value spO
100-piece Porcelain Decorated Dinner Sets
in in ass3rted ed shape and decora- 81. .2S
ton: $1,000 value. ~ u oSO
i12-piece Decorated Dinner Set. with
flower and gold decorations; go 40
Sl--So value. .......-..-.- "
112-piece Dinner Set with rich plain blue
decorat tlon en!ivened with g an Or
gilt; S13-9S value. ue............ " V') ~
Toilet Set of 10 full size decorated pieces,
in blue, green. brown etc; $2.39 6 30
'alue- ..'--..... "
Decorated Toilet Set. Il pieces. with slOp
jar.in assorted decorations; S3-9S SD 02
value ~So ~
Decorated Toilet Set, 10 pieces. new
shapes, decorated in blue, green, Sd AZ
pink and maroon; $3.50 value. NSaVO
Decorated Toilet Set, IL pieces, with slOp
jar, in assorted decorations; &M DE-
$40 yalue.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %HoSS
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Trunks, Bags.

The least priced are honest-at the Palais
Royal. Think of only 81 go for an honest
Trunk. It's here. And 81 au honest Travel
ing Bag at 56r. It's here But the better
are better bargains.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
See These Bags.

genuine Hornback Alligator Bag for
50 60. Best Leather Hat Case for S4.25;
a Hand made Sole Leather Dress Suit Case
for $749: the usual $3.50 Case for only
S2.69
Evening star., 1901-04-15

sponsibilities were cut off from them-re-
sponsibilties which. above all other things,
are needed to awaken into action the high
est intellect and the strongest Judgment OF
d people. The Australians aspired to be-
come factor in the decision of world
problems.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Palais Royal Prices.

Lights of Scarthey," by Castle. -,
A popular 81 80 publication. %
The Cnban and Porto RicaH
Campaigns" New S1.50 publica- 40,
Evening star., 1901-04-15
The S4.9S Trunk.

This Trunk has solid leather binding and
all the attributes of those costing $50 TO
$40.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Books and Books.

.-Eirhard Carvel played by
I-tu Drew this week. $3.50 puhli-
90 tiUn- --.-.-.. ------.-..---
aftermath thrilling story by
lanes Lane Allen. 500 pubiica-
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Stoves and Ranges.

"a DE- tomorrow for the s. Gas Range.
usSO with top burners and under
meath burner for oven.
Se.29 Gas Stoves, burners, for. ...... 81
81 40 Oil Stoves, wicks, for. r........... .Ssc
$1.O0 Gas Stoves. . burners, for. Toe
7ac Oil Stoves double burner CSC
&c Cas- and oil Toasters .25c
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Books and Books.

'sRobespierre." :" by Sariou. Verify 400
Of him. 81 90 publication. fS~
"F1ute and Violin" of Al 1oc
lens sweetest stories. 81 so edition. ~
Evening star., 1901-04-15
The S2.75 Trunk.

Canvas-covered Trunk. with long strap
hinges; strong bolts, corner rollers. No.
clamps and ircn bottom. Better than usual
So. 80 Trunks.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Card Engraving.

Your name engraved on copper plate and
fifty cards printed tberefrom at
special price. for tomorow oniy. ....... SSN
Evening star., 1901-04-15

CH EM tomorrow for the s1.9S Gas
" oS> Stoves, with 2 double burners.
Especially recommended and guaranteed.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Palais Royal Prices.

''Iight o. the Morning." charac- 70.
teristic story by L. T., Meade.s.... 4SS
s'Justice to the lew" by the 40.
Rev. NJ. C. Peters goo edition. 49~
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Palais Royal Prices.

Bring your card plate tomorrow and have
fifty cards printed from 1t at the
very nominal price of................ ASN
Evening star., 1901-04-15
The S3.75 Trunk.

Extra Heavy Csnvas-covered Trunk. with
three strap hinges, Excelsior lock. good cor
ner irons. AMI deep tray. The equal Of the
usual So Trunk
Evening star., 1901-04-15
MEMS Sh .QS
Black Shoes II

Patent Leather Laced Shoes
Patent Leather oxford Ties
Velour Calf nobby Laced Shoes
Wei Kid Laced Shoes,
plain or tipped toes.--
Wei Kid Southern Ties
Sterling Calf Walking Shoes.
close or extension-edge Soles,--
Kangaroo Calf Cycle Shoes.
Evening star., 1901-04-15
Books and Books.

''The Changeling' by Besant. ,hoc
very popular 81 90 book. k............... tS~
Enchanted Typewriter" authors 3of-
81 % autograph edition. nv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-11
suicide At YOUNGSTOWN.
Nineteen.Years.0ld Girl DeSpOn.
dent Over a Love Affair.
Had Words With Her Brother and Then
Proceeded 10 Jump Into the River
...Aiso Took Laudanum.

Youngstown, Jan. 10.-Miss Margaret
Vaughn, aged nineteen years. daughter
of George Vaughn. a well known archi-
tect, left home suddenly after having
a few words with brother and did not
return. Her hat and Jacket with Il
purse and some visiting cards, Were
found near the residence of Miss Mabel
Freed, a girl friend on Clark street,
near the river. on one of the cards was
hastily penciled: Mabel, will you for
old schoolmate's sake give these things
70 my mother. Margaret Vaughn
The residence of Miss Freed is within
few yards Of the river, and on search
being made the tracks of woman were
found leading into the water. The river
was dragged, and the remains of Miss
Vaughan found near where she had
taken the fatal plunge. Near to where
her clothing was found there was an
empty bottle which had contained laud-
anum. 1t is supposed that she drank
the poison and then leapcd into the
river so as to make her self-destruction
doubly certain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-11
''AisEE95En Ha}E y5on EEAE5 EEsE5. Dis
Franklin Miles, M. o., IL. B., the Heart
Specialist. Will Send His Famous New
Treatment Free to Afflicted Resders,

To demonstrate the unusual cura-
tive powers of his new Individual treat
ments for diseases of the heart, nerves,
stomach or dropsy. DR.. Miles will send
a seven days course. free.
Hundreds of 'Incurable Cases" cured.
Mrs Frank Smith, of Chicago, was
cured of heart dropsy, after Ave lead
ing physicians had given her up. Hon
C. M. Buck, banker, Faribault, Mimi,
writes: II had broken completely
down. My head. heart. stomach and
nerves had troubled me greatly for
years. Feared I would never recover,
but DR.. Miles Individual Treatment
cured me after six we'll known physi-
clans of Chicago and elsewhere had
completely failed"
A thousand references to and testi-
monials from Clergymen, Bankers,
Farmers. and their wives. Will be sent
free upon request. These include many
who have been cured after from five to
twenty physicians had pronounced
them incurable.
Address DIR. Franklin Miles. 2O1 to 2o9
State street. Chicago. for free treat
meat hease mention IN poppg o@l<
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-11
NO ORGANIZATION. !.
Attorney ChiIds and Judge kohler Un-
able 10 Attend Meeting Of
RAILROAD PROMOTERS THURSDAY.
Preliminary Work On Proposed
New Canton. Akron Line to
Begin Next Week.

A meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing the Canton-Akron electric line was
TO have takenp place Thursday morning in
the office of Welty & Albaugh, in this
city.
Attorney Childs and Judge Kohler
were unable to attend, and therefore
no organization was perfected. A meet
ing will be held within a few days at
which time officers will be elected and
such details arranged as are necessary
for preliminary work.
Matters pertaining to the line were
discussed among the members of the
company present, Thursday morning,
but they were not made public. The
preliminary work will probably be
started the beginning of next week.