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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
LAST EDITION.
o O'Clock.
SUICIDE
seIson 0. Levy, Despondent,
lakes His Life at South
Seattle.

Mason q. Levy, agcd a. years.
-, ifVed IN south Seattle near the
newell mill took iarge dose Of
sssaaam last night az 10 O'Clock.
"a dted from the effects this morn.
- lie leaves a widow aud three
,ss,assa. Ills wife and one daughter
- witnesses in the Hlodsson
.uusxssng case recently. teing heard
4 he United states commissioner.
ror some time Mr.. Levy had been
nunksns heavily and became de-
.snasnt. HIS family noticed some
smnx~ accidents On his part last
.sss. and efterWard learned that he
~ taksn poison. pr. Neville. OF
- sity. was called and worked
.nA the poisoned man untn early
~ nornlng.
Levy expired between 80 and s
selock only a short time after the
sxtar had left. II l. thought that
.ser me departure % the physician
NJ. 1evy obtained more poison. Hts
sosy WnA removed tn Butterworth's
wwxue. whcrc an Inquest viii be
"a tcrrnrr0w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
A PUzzLER
zlrd to Tell What to Do With
Sullivan Will Case.

ne mater Of the distribution Of
4 estate Of John Sullivan waa con-
zsasd this morning by Judge Tall
Ezs until September }. The state.
haDwinx the procedure intimated In
q opinion handed down ~ the su-
<.ne court. objected 20 any DISPOSE
azn Of the estate pending the litiga-
50 q the caae Of the state w..
HzFis Carran. ct al. The opinion OF
- snprenne court held that the state
~ 10 night TO appear In court ad-
fArFaly 70 the claims Of alleged
tsfrs. but that Il could contest any
fzin brought by alleged heirH. In
Eesrdznce with the ruling. Attor-
~ General Etrntton yesterday. on
shsif Of the state. Instituted pro-
|nsdinEx against Marie carrau and
zzerz. alleging fraud and mtsfep-
<ssrfation In their contentious 20
= large estate. This move by the
ate was entirely unexpected. and
dnee changed the course Of things
y fudge az well as many learned
|sarsel. was undetermined what
sSalf Be a proper ruling on the OBJ
~tion- II remained a question with
e t0urf whether or not 20 stay fur
NJ proceedings until a settlement
ne case ~ the state against Marie
<rrsu. Judge Tsllman regarded
. orAnion 0f the higher court In .
sansfe on this point. and continued
= e2se. out Of fairness % All, until
mere Definite opinion could be re-
hssd from the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
COAT TOO LARGE:
HAT TOO SMALL
So Iohn Miller Was Run In on
Suspicion.

John Miller was arrested by ON
Ger Ryan last evening down on che
eateF front. Miller was seen BY the
officer Nth a rev suit 1t clothes and
a new hat on his arm lie tried 60
sell them for g., bat the paNnahnp
KEEPERS and secondhand men are
now very wise ami suspect almost
every customer. Tho man Go whom
Miller wished TO sell the clothing
made him try on the articles before
II would be purchased. The coat
The hat would not 80 on Al all on
time and asked Miller where he Eat
the ciothrH. lie received reply
that the goods came from San Fran
cisco. hut a. they contained the name
~ a local furnishing house the man
waa arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
To EXAMINE
THE PLUMBERS
Board Appointed BY the Health De-
partmeui.

Dr.. Gibson. president Of the board
~ health. has appointed the follow
ing board Of examiners. whose duty
it VIII be to examine all plufuh ef =
for ncena. 10 work iu Seattle. Thns.
Fellows. Joseph Stack and Robert
simpson. Dr. Gibson and Plumbing
Inspector Mcintyre are made ex-
uncio members of the board. The
appointments are for one year and
were made under senate bin Ne. -
passed BY the legislature. which pro-
videa for an examining board Of
plumbers in ali cities - 500 poru=
lnfion or more.
The date and place ~ the FIRST ex-
amlna tons have not been an
naunrad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
SEAT Tie
SEMINARY
Commencement Week Begins
at Ross Tonight.

Commencement week If tho So
attic seminary az Ross VII begin to-
right az S o'clock and continue until
Wednesday next. The program Tor
the occasion II ma follows
Friday evening, June a. = =. ~
Primary program.
Saturday evening. June %. y. m.
philopntemieal Debating club.
sunday. June a. n a. m.aatom-
meneemcut sermon. Rev. w. A. Sell
len.
sunday June g. u9o p. m.--rraIae
service,
Monday. June a. So. Address
before the alumni. Rev. W, a. Sell
len.
Tuesday. June %. 7. m.-Clasa
day exercises,
Tuesday. June 90. 3. M Temper
anre program. promotion exercises.
"wednesday June "a. 10 q. m
commencement exercises.
The following program for the
primary class exercises tonight has
been carefully arranged and the lit
tlr folk promise an excellent recitais
tnNaea ton. Chorus. Welcome.
nccitati0fr In school Days. Car
rio SmaileF. tleeitation. Three lat
tie Texts Wendell shaY Heclta-
ton. Two Opinions" Wayne lnnea
Motion SONG "sinnfinE straight up-
on our Feet" Recitation. Put %
the Break Alice Crisp. Recitation.
Consult Thy WtfH AtAY nufnha ~
speech, Wilbur Saay. Enerc go,
Historical Trnea Recitation.
weighing Character" Earl Themes.
Recitation. The Heaann Why" -
aekerr Motion song Lessons from
the clock Recitation. Jamie .
Mfthaaiism." Carroll Coiiey. anuE,
flush Bye Five little girls
Recitation. The Hirdieu Plea Ma
bel Peterson. Duet. a Happy LIT
tie Home. ttertha Hanson AMI
Muriei RUSSELL Recitation. Daisy
land. Ethel Mrhegualfa. fecita-
tinn. kitty and |. Gieunii Young
sain. I'D Like o. Hear That song
Again" Wesley INham. flsE dftll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Injured al Colby.

About o'ci0ck this morning the
ambulance was called % take an in
iured japanese man from the steam
sr Favorite. which lands az the
Schwa bacher dock. % Providence
hospital The jap. whose name is
rot known. had hseu employed In n
mill near Colby. While working
with q heavy truck used for carry
ing lumber. he waH caught ia the
y heels. His body was torn and
iseerated In a horrible manner. hut
he f. sflli alive. Ills recovery ~
4fsfth#fftf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
A Rare Chance.

Tho olympic on Company have a
well SO foct IN depth. At $50 feet
they encountered first oil sand which
contained n heavy HsepsRc ~ pefro-
leum. A. present depth they have
again struck Oh hearing sand with
very heavy flow Of Raa and increas
"a HeepaEe 81 OIL. Indications could
not be better for heavy fow ~ oil at
any time. They have n limited
amount 81 stock for sale af 80 cents
per share. Same stock with equal
prospect In California would be
worth g. per share, and n r. almost
certainty that Olympic" stock
will be worth that figure IA the near
future
For information call on or address
OLYMPIC OIL Co,
Rooms 1913 Halter Blk. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

aunnmf WenneFhrFR, the poet.
composer and statesman ~ sweden
has Just celebrated hts golden gub-
ii~e. Wennsfhefg a. the compose 2
- oraiaFius and national folk nonEs.
among them. Hear IL. ENaa." fh~
cong with shirh the swedish stu
dents At the Paris exposition - ISIS
captured the firFt prize. From 1870
a. ISL BE wRa chief 81 the depart
meut ~eeirsiaaiic ara for several
years governor - the province 81
RnnaebefF "a early A. ista he be-
came member ~ the Royal Music
al academy. and IL years thereafter
vas elected a member 81 the Royal
Swedish academy. lie IL now in HE
stth year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
COURTHOUSE
VS.. CITY HALL

The officers IT the city hall have
been challenged FOR game ~ base
ball, aud the challenge has been hc-
eeptcd The game will be played Ct
the Y 81 G. A. grounds on saturday
afternoon. June 20 The line ~ -
the two teams viii be announced
Monday or Tuesday. There will alno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
TWO LOST

PATTERSON. n. j.. June 1.-Two
lives were lost and several were So
vereiy burned In a fire that destroy
ri a three story tenement house this
afternoon.
The dead are; Mr., and Mrs. VIII
Jams.
The house was set anrc BY an cx-
plnsion Of fireworks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

have been issued In tho ONCE Of the
city engineer. FL itlmu nrnun for a
t.HtorY frame dwelling ut l62s noren
avenue, To cost 1000. TO capt. Nj
gent for an area wall at 1gi aud iH9
Washington street, e. cost fnd, aud
another AREA wall ana stone slide
walk at tal and i6i Washington
street. TO cost 81 800, to J. Wager for
an area wall al no Occidental ave
nuo. To cuat fAan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Death OF Francis McNait.

Francis MeNatt. ST. died on hts
farm IN South Park THIS morning.
lie leaves two William and
Robert and a stepson. Mike Kelly. a
deputy shcrtn, u mourn his deaf n.
In tSa2 Mr. MrNatt crossed the
continent 20 this place. and has re-
sided here ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

DOINCS

In i,s issued tomorrow the Union
Record viii say:
Seattle Typographical union. a 1T
tie less than a month ago. pledged
its moral and financial support 20
the iron trades nov on a strike In
the city. Last Sunday. Mt a special
meeting. the printers made good
their pledge by opening up their
treasury for the first draft. and an
assessment of l per cent. has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Time Up Tomorrow.

Tho time for hllnE applications
Tor the coming eiyil service cEamiuz
atinna viii expire az o'clock tnmora
row afternoon. Places 10 be filled
are In the following departments
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BANKERS

sYuKASE. June 1.-THE ~ dele
ma = the sixth annual convention
q ~ Washington state Bankers
xssrrfafion. in session her. took an
rs,irx today 20 Lake CoSur dAiene.
! ssature az which was a steamboat
- ~ the St ice river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Mrs. Elliott Dead.

- Maggie Elliott. the woman
~ several days ago was found
,z'uatsd on Third avenue near the
station BY JallOr Grant and
sf coleman. died At the resi-
- ~ the police matr0n. 1gl Fifth
49, THIS afternoon. She leaves
W j. Elliott. VIM lives at
IieA. The body viii be shipped
80. 49, place by Bonny A. Stewart
"ir0W night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
SUDDEN

VIENNA. June IA sudden out
hurst - military activity IN Turkey
l. reported. Turkey. II Il said. sue
poets italy u having designs On Al
bauia. ana IL also fearful u an anti
Turkish agitation Ia Esfyia and
Macedonia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
KEEPING AN
EYE ON HIM

chief Of Police Meredith and De-
tecttve Powers arrested VIII Mock.
negro, ia a tendeFIain saloon last
right az desperate character. This
il the man who last fnli was arrest
ed and convicted 81 robhlng the resi-.
dencc ~ Col. VIM. Mckee. on Col
umbia street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, ~ 81 200 worth Of
Jewels and furs. The valuabies have
all been recovered and Mock has
served his time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
JUL a.

BURLINGTON. u. G.. June III
= pfezident's order making Judge
- governor Of the Philippines. Is
- today. 20 take effect July T.
= order states that Taft as civil
ss..sinor. shall Hupersede the mill
w governor except IN such places
: hsurrecfion prevails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

rs star - able TO announce that
- people q Green Lake may begin
i nnnxrnfuiAte themselves. The
-rar fresn that section rot OF tbs
10 waves breaking upon the green
"a swardy beach. hut of the So-
fssrcas reuaonarance % the people
1xasnsf the street car service TO that
s<zrfffaI suburban locality. is about
= b paeifies. The people may now
snaxine themselves riding on n
sesHas track tine around the lake be-
Srs tha summer r. over. and just as
sxn az che second track can be
ir1eed and laid
viii ns ooubis-rvschsd.
SAP. krrnpsfer. Of the Seattle FL
nfsir %. said thfs morning.
We are aware Just as well as the
szople. that the service ON ths Green
:aks IRE is not what ~ ought To be.
~ ~ can't help u until the line II
kahl~ tracked Plans for the double
naskfnx from Fremont TO the lake
Hse been prepared and are now In
sston for approval ~ som as they
- rstnrned 60 US the work will be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
The jim whi's Mater.

"As Ter the statement Mr Church
made nhnut that huuca game played
On Mr Hrutun. the man ~ho had
been neeesd absolutely Identified a
man On the feHueHs gallery as the one
who had worked thr deal Mr. BY
ern and Mr Church came IN ard
were positive that jim White had
turned che trick. told Church that
30 would make n fine sort % n IL.
trctiFc and ! guess he got angry
From several different Incidents
connected with that deal knew that
iim white was not MIXED up iu IL q"
The committee will meet aRaiu to
night ard discuss the case before q
mai report - a council COMMITTEES
~ fNr n hole
The testimony - Attorney Powell
wHH brief resume 90 the testimony
already given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Fashion Hints.

sashss are again 20 be worn. The
old-tine Roman striped affair with
fringsd ends Wili he seen with The
q " Ktite muslin dresses.
All the delicate ealnrH are seen ia
ssahen aud the rihhan has the Hnft.
natiuY finish called pastel last
season, the only difference being that
| 9th sides are ~ the same color.
These Nafhcs fsHfen in tight ros-
cite AT the hack and hang in long
ends. reaching 20 the skirt hem.
Some are frinEed. eiherH are hem
stitched. and the ends ~ some are
trimmed With lace and Insertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Small Ballard Fire.

~ O'Clock this afternoon an old
A. Third avenue and Post street
ballard burned 70 the ground.
~ nfe department turned out and
names we're prevented from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
PLANS O. K.

OLYMPIA. June 7i.--saundera =
T.awtnn's architectural plans for the
ThurHtun county court house - the
building which r. % replace the one
taken by the sgislature-hHve been
accepted. Tho building VIII cost
q, 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
DEAD

LONDON. June gi.=Admiral An
thnny HuekiHs. weii known IN naval
circles throughout the world. ia
dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
In Hotels.

Following are among tho late mr.
rivals NJ the Rainier Grand George
r Meyers cHunerv man prrfie - /.
william n. Scott and wife, Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

The board ~ county commission
era OF King County. Washington.
viii receive separate sealed propos,
ais at their office up To o'clock y.
m. July 18th. 1901, for the erection
~ wing To King County court
house. and tho plumbing, heating
and jnil work for same. according 10
plans and specifications by and with
Saunders a Lawton. architects. SIS
$40 New York block. Proposals must
be accompanied by n certified check
for s per cent. ~ amount OF the pro
posal. and made payable To the
chairman. board of County Com
mlaaionera The board reserves the
right "a reject any or all bids.
q. ~. gibson,
l.. 6. SMITH.
y. j. SMITH
County Commissioners.
Dated June Goth. 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Steamer Queen Due

-lnef Queen. Pacific Coast
.nsnlp Co. from San Francisco.
- Neah Bay ct $40 p. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

In Russia T. l. the custom ~ duel
lists 20 breakfast together before
going out 70 fiFht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

France consumes more wine than
Germany. the United states and the
United Kingdom put together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

IA regard - the testimony ~ SIR
Church. chief ~ Police Meredith
said this morning.
= never said that Edwards vas a
hlHrkmHiier and hunc1 sfeerer and
could not be believed on hts oath. I
dld Hav that Edwards offered me
money. but I refused r. II Edwards
ever made the statement that 7 tnnh
money from him he would be lying
but I De not believe he would make
Hueh statement. not even for John
fnnHiNtnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
MEREDITH
is ANGRY
Over Report OF Testimony by
Church Investigation Ends.

with the testimony Of Thomas j.
church. proprietor OF local weekly.
aud John II Powell. the attorney
~ the Law and order league, the
work Of the police Investigating
committee ended last night. Since
chief of Police Meredith introduced
ufiifaNits from two men. Chester
Edwards an1 man named Young.
the case has been given a sudden
turn. The testimony Of Mr. Church
last night was intended 20 discfedit
this sworn testimony.
Nr. Church In reported 20 have
made the statement TINT Meredith
hud once made a remark 10 him.
saying that Edwards WIS "a black
mailer and a hnneo Hteafer aud
could not be believed on hills oath.
Mt church also told Of n eonvsfsa-
tinn be had had with the chief in re-.
gard ta a certain huHeo trick thnt
had been worked on an old man
named lrotan. Church. ace0mpnn-
led hy Councilman iiysra. had d talk
with Meredith az the time. Church
alleged that BE knew the crook was
James white. n wen known huuro
man. Mr. hrotan had. however.
Identified the picture 81 another man
in the roEusH' gallery a. the one
" ha had hefecd him. Jim Whlfa
was arrested on the charge. tried
and released. Mr Church last even
Ing intimRtsd In bis testimony that
Meredith knew who turned the trick
and would not arrest him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Special raic-caii on ST. b. pease-
johnson Co. for millinery. suits.
skirts and waists 1907 Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

levied on all members 10 aid the
strikiug mechanics.
Organizer ]. r. Grimm % the Am
crfean Federation ~ Labor. went 10
Tacoma this week and organized
the hotel and restaurant employees ~
that town. There are o. charter
members and the officers are: Pres
tdent Geo. May secretary. J. w.
serEeant-at-aruis Harry sullivan.
New officers Of the nrickiaycrs
union. President. A. q. Sieberf.
vice. president. Alex punseth: rec
ording C corresponding secretary,
gcott Guernsey. financial secretary.
Thom. j. SIC Samara. sergeant~at-
arms. J. Riley. trustee for "a months,
r. II. Pike: delegates 20 the Western
Central Labor union. w. ". Middle
ton. r II. Pike. p. -. Wallace. dep
uty, o. J. Wallace.
The appellate division ~ the SUI
preme court Of the state of New
York has reversed the finding ~ the
lower court which Az arded 500 dam
ages 10 Linotype MRchinist Wunch
against Buffalo typographical union
HWT ANlF XII NWbAHhAHHAHN ~ RFEfANtNfh
him Of his situation upon his refusal
to Join the Typogra phical union
Inland Printer. We await a sim
liar decision from the California SUI
preme court IN the case 81 Hess ~.
San Francisco typographical union,
now on appeal from the superior
court Of san Francisco county.
So
The sign painter Htiil holds the blue
ribbon over the printer for making
bulls A bright artist produced
the following sign, which r. display
ed on the front door Of a Third ave-
nue. boarding house; Lighthouse
keeping"
IL f. the man with the little nickel
that wieids the greatest power. The
dealer wants 20 see him. the trust
wants 10 see him. and the union
wants 20 see him spend II for union
made products. no matter what they
may be. Just think ~ n, your nick
FL. properly spent, VIII make others
happy. VIII you spend II that way
or not 7-Tobaeco Worker.
There r. one rea son. II no other
faid a union man the other day. why
the business men should favor union
in preference 20 cheap. non-uni0n
men. and that b.. II the corporations
were allowed to hog" all the profits
that are created by labor. the wage
Garner will have no money to spend
with the merchants. Every busi-
ness man knows. II he VIII stop to
think, that the retail houses depend
on the middle and working class for
% per cent. Of their trade. II they
had 10 depend entirely upon the
trade ~ the rich for their support.
the retail merchant would stand n
small chance Of succeeding In busi-
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

New South Wales hae it.oo0 miles
~ wire netting nn a fence protection
against rabbits. The government
has standing subsidy ready for the
inventor - some poisonous eNter-
uIlnator which viii not effect the
crops or farm stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
FOUND DEAD AT
SOUTH SEATTLE

The dead body of man was found
near the foot OF Howard street IA
south Seattle this afternoon. Cor
oner hoyc haa heen notified aud he
Is now investigating the ease.
Latcr-The body found II supposed
10 he that 81 w. J. tSuannlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
PUNISHED

LONDON. June 1.-THE Daily
Mai ssys that Arthur sehnltEnsr.
the playwright and novelist. has
been expelled from the ranks ~
resrrvtat officers On the Austrian
army. and UNANIMOUSLY degraded hy a
military court Of hnn1r Tor pub
fishing noxal IN which h. casts 10
ruin upan the practice 81 dueliinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

"pailteneas." said Sidney Smith,
is good nature regulated b good
sense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following bnndins permits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

The sign painter stiil holds the blue
ribbon over the printer for making
bulls A bright artist produced
the following sign, which r. display
ed on the front door Of Third ave-
nue. boarding house: Lighthouse
keeping"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Stevens & Stevens closing out sale,
ad. Page ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Dr. Cumyow's Chinese Root curea
rheumatism. once. Lyon house
fish Columbia street. between sec
ond avenue and Third avenue. office
fours. . n. m. "a 3 .. m.
alnnn-r.a a lfn.nrn rInaIr.r n.tI nnir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Go to spinning for bicycle repairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
ANOTHER RAILWAY
FOR FAIR K0NA

The bin FOR ID franchise 10 build a
railroad connecting North and South
hona, which was introduced By Senator
Aghi is tho outcome OF plans which have
been in process Of perfection FOR some
time ly number Of capital SITS. among
them j AZ MoChesncl. vs. A. Gren-
wei, ~. a. Achi and j. L. Coerp.r. who
is generally supposed 20 pc at he head
of the scheme.
As the promoter own neatly alI the
land over which the right ~ way for the
proposed road is planned. there viii
probably hr ltur difficulty lu securing
fhr franchise Mr Aclh Htatps that an
exclusive franchise ~ NOT sought. the
object br.Hs nH8 fa protect tns owners
M plaHHNaHH. Hhg srr tHe promoters
80 eorpprstoa has &c.. beech formed 90
uHa lhr HrH road ana M Fura step
Hlll o. t.kru HHll fUr faHrhIsr haH
boon secured HHlHh A.r Arm tI.uha
HIII 49, 81 soon a. tauErrts haH haa time
Mo- raHb Ur hiI IGtpd4UrH ~ tDt log.
iHHfHTr Ihs Hrsl Hlrp nf IbHn ~ ~
blif aHi q. about n.tig mln NJ lrHFfh
aud nIa r1Unr.f $40 iefF plantations
NJ HIH p. HrHf f0ai FHHHf