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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
HIRIIGToH TO DIG.
Has Engaged Hicksrson to Put Down
1900 Poot Vol.

A contract was made last evening
by the Herington gas we'll enthusiasts
with ]. D. Nickerson who dug abb
lene's two wells. The contract pro-
vides for payment at the rate Of $3.50
. foot for the first 1900 feet; % q foot
for the next 800 feet, and then IS q
foot It Is expected to 90 1000 feet
and work will commence at once.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
Ridge Township Caucus.

Ridge township Republican caucus
to nominate township ticket will DO
held at the usual place at the time Of
the county primaries, 6 to 8 o'clock,
Aug. IA. G. H. Graham, committee.
man.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.

FEE. Munsell Of Herington was in
town.
Miss Margaret Tate went to St.
Louis.
A. B. Rose left for New York City
to buy fall goods.
Mrs. A. s. Davidson left for Downs
to visit friends.
Mrs. G. H. Pinkham and daughter
returned from Colorado.
E. L. Asling, one Of Woodbins's
leading citizens, was in the city.
Master France Wilson went to
Colorado for q visit with relatives.
A. R. Adams, Of Pearl, and G. O.
Scraford, Of Enterprise, we're in the
city.
G. H. Graham, one Of south Dick
inson's brightest young farmers, was
in town.
Hugh Kirkwood Of Pueblo, Colo,
IL visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kirkwood.
D. c. Gugler Of Woodbine left over.
land for Ellis county to put in wheat
on his farm there.
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Seelye returned
from pleasant visit in Illinois and
other eastern points.
John Wilson is down from Bucklen
looking after business interests and
visiting bis brother Arthur.
Harold Barnes and wife are here
visiting friends. He was superin-
tendent Of the Beloit schools last
year.
7. E. Dewey and family went to
Russell where MIR. Dewey, as grand
master, lays a Masonic corner stone
tomorrow.
Mrs. G. R. Mahan and little son
who have been guests Of Miss Ida
Romig left for Los Angeles which is
to be their home.
MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Shadinger are
enjoying few days visit from Mrs.
K. o. Shadinger before she returns to
her home In Los Angeles, California.
G. B. Colby came home from New.
ark, N. j. He and bis family will
probably locate at Lawrence, being
more than satisfied with Kansas after
visiting several states.
Prot. D. o. Myers, the new priuci.
pal Of the county high school, was in
the city. He is moving bio house.
hold goods from Gernett to Chapman
and bis family will follow later.
Mrs. Phillips left last night for
Indiana called by q Telegram annouuc.
Ing that her son was yesterday ser.
iously injured in . runaway. He
was thrown into barbed wire fence,
one leg was broken and be may die.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Humphrey leave
tomorrow for pleasant eastern trip
They will 90 to St. Louis, up the
Mississippi, BY rail to Chicago and
Detroit and by lake to Buffalo. They
will visit friends in New York fol
several weeks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
First published In the Abilene Weekly Re
fector, July 81, 1901
Notice Of Appointment.
STATE OF KANSAS, :,

STATE OF KANSAS. "a.
Dickinson County. So
In the matter Of the estate Of Herman
Drawanz, deceased late Of Dicl inson County
Kansas
Notice Is hereby given that on the goth day
Of July, A. D. 1909. the undersigned was BY
the Probate Court Of Dickinon County, Kan
sas, duly appointed and qualified as admin
deceased, late OF Dickinson County, Kansas.
All parties interested In said estate will
take notice and govern themselves accord
GEo. G. RUHSKE,
3. 5. SMITH, Administrator
Attorney. is.3
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
INJUNCTION CASES.
Points In the Trial Of John Rich
ards and Others
DEFENSE TO SHOW ITS SIDE TO-DAY.
Striking Coal Miners May Be Prevented
from Going into the Incorporated Town
Of Ansted, Pa, II the Injunction
II Strictly Enforced.

Charleston, W. Va, July 3o.-0ne
Of the points which was brought out
in the trial Of John Richards and
others in the federal court here be.
fore Judge Keller yesterday Is that
Richards threatened to blacklist all
miners who refused to come out and
join the strikers. When Richards
was speaking to q crowd and the
working miners were listening be
turned to the working miners and
pleaded with them to quit work and
said that when the strike was over
and the union had been recognized,
which It surely would be, they would
not be able to work in any section
Of the country. He told them he had
a list Of all their names and II would
be furnished to every local union In
the country and wherever they went
they would be pointed out as scabs
and would not be allowed TO earn q
living. This point was emphasized
as much as the prosecution could
emphasize it, so that 1t could be
shown to the court that the organiza-
ton which is opposed to a blacklist
by the employer proposes to main
tain blacklist among those Of It's
craft. The speech was taken by the
stenographer Of the Collins Colliery
company and the transcript was sub
mitted In the court yesterday.
Testimony was presented to show
that, the marches and contribution
from headquarters were to support
the men ON a strike. The men en-
ployed in the mines testified they
were afraid to work on account Of
the gatherings Of the strikers, and
while the speakers counseled obedi-
ence to the law 1t was shown they
continue to gather in large crowds in
the vicinity Of the colliery and as
serted that they would stay there
until the men came out Of the mines.
The prosecution brought out testi-
mony to prove that checks to pur-
chase food were sent here by W. B.
Wilson and John Mitchell. The
prosecution has closed its case and
the defense will start to-day
1t has developed that, II the In
junction issued Monday by Judge
Keller in the suit Of the Gauley Noun
tain Coal company is enforced strict
ly, II will prevent the strikers from
going into the incorporated town Of
Ansted, in this state. The bill Of the
complainants sets up that nearly all
Of the employees Of the company
lived In the town Of Ansted, which
town Is located on the property OF
the company, and that the mumcipal
authorities are unable to cope with
the defendants Wilson, Mother
Jones, Purcell and Others and are
unable to protect the property Of the
company or the persons or safety Of
the employees, and that the police
have been openly defed. The injunc-
ton Of the court prohibits the de-
fendant their agents, associates,
etc., from going on the property OF
the company or marching on 1t, SO 1t
includes most Of this municipal cor
poration. At the governors ONCE
It Is said no appeal has been made
from Ansted for assistance In main
tanning order.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
". ]. Jackson Dead.

W. J. Jackson died this morning at
the home Of bis daughter, Mrs. l..
Geauque. He was one OF the early
settlers Of Buckeye township and
had many friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
For Sale Cheap.

so acre farm, 5 miles south Of Abb
lene, 10 acres grass, remainder
broken, house, granary, etc. Call on
Geo. Lenhert, Acme. '46 tt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31

BUTTER MARKET.

Prices for creamery butter at points
named for week ending today. Dickinson
county price IN cents less than New York
IN cents less than Chicago.l
KANSAS oIrY-Fancy separatori9hc. dairy
fancy iShc.
CHICAGO Creamery II o i9Hc dairy 15H. a
iShc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
Log-Rolling Workers.

The committees in charge Of the
log.rolling met last night and re.
ported progress. Indications are for
. crowd Of st least 5000 visitors,
August ~.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31

A II inch canopy top spring
wagon At Howard Lofts carriage
shop. at
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
VIM. BREWER.
j. N. BURTON, Auctioneer.

Itching pilesP Never mind il
everything else failed to cure you.
Try Doan's Ointment. No failure
there. 80 cents, at any drug store.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING!

is the eating When announced our price on the
tive basis on January the wise shook theis heads They
wouldn't work. We began that day pay two and
hall below the New York market for butter a deducng the
per pound for running the station We figured that
this would take the matter Of price out Of hands give i'm
petus the by making the patron directly interested the
business help all concerned Time has proved judgment
good and the have been wonderful in many
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-07-31

elected department. communucr. nv
was elected senior vice commander
in-chief in 1878 and commander.in-
chief in 1880
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
moaK on rHE cHANNEL.
csptsin Tsif-r e Now PREPARING His
Annual Reno-t

CAPTAIN Tal'-- g Now Preparing His
Annual Report.
"a Porte. Texas. July 2-Caqtair p 2
tailor Is bpa!y engaged working on hA
annual report q the progress made oa the
rrsv ship charmed IN here 10 Galveston
T2s 1sre. yesz eiosed July l and the re-
49, which VIII be made 70 Colonel c s.
E!c4e. ard Ia turn by him 10 the depart
aaar in Washington, VIII include an i'm
iaeaee amount Of detail information. with
reference 70 the progress OF the work. he
tnouug e material eGcpvatcd the distance
the dredses have progressed. how the chan.
.ei has maintained Itself In each Of the
subdivisions and The amount OF money
expended on the project. It is understood
t4s report VIII be quite satisfactory
1apfalu Tailor has Just completed making
fonndiugs Of the entire length OF the chan
mel completed, since the storm Of las, Fri
u4yl Tor the purpose OF ascertaining Whist
eject, II any the torn had on the work
ana he stated 10 Tue Post correspondent
As morning that be was surprised at the
'glAed !iAelf against such a severe test
Ahc drcdges did rot make very good
progress during June, aud the date Of IN
IAh.nE the present contract will be extend
"a beyond what was eXpec cd some time
ago, one OF the dredges struck a heavy
smell bank s.hich lesseacd its speed, and
tho other had q break down, which caused
delay ~ several days The STORM wrecked
the pontoon lines OF both dredges, aud
meg have heen both laid ~ gathering up
the pieces. they viii get 20 work again
about tho latter part Of tho week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
REPUBLICANS ARE SCHEMING.
Will Make Desperate Effort to Elect Three
Congressman from Texas.

cscd,dat. 81 tse Galveston district; NJ.
BEro-. veslthy German citizen q De
Witt county. was selected 20 make the 1ght
Ia the Ninth and J;hB c. Scott. Nuscs
county zttcrRey. y i be tie capdidate in
the Fifteenth. ne plss q eamPsign uas
thorouEhlT discussed azd assurances wre
given Tat tseA eaEaidste would b. sup
piled sta q liberal esnqaiga fuEd. Ia i'd
ei,ioa 10 the contributions 81 the Federal
o1lce holders IA the state. tie Nati9 q
eampAiea committee viz seaa 10 each dis
,rsct nberai sull. Speakers from ali parts
4 tie Uuiaa ~ill b. sent Whenever d IS
thought thsT can make z vote, nj the cam
DaigLs 81 the idres districts % nlss y Dc
sxeeeti1zly lively.
IN this coantction Il is pgrtlsent 70 not.
that NJ. George r. Brown q t1ts city
states that there viii certainly b. In
esyzuteat county ticket. b5cked with re-
publican indoss meat ia tie 1eld this year
l. Harris ecunty. FurraerD1r- Mt Br1wn
Il snxsEed "a an sGort % get Judge James
K. Burnett inte tae race Tor congress
against Hon 7 II Bal ~ this congres-
sicnrl district From 81 this 10 IS pls-1
that th4 epEbNcA1s ere seeking 90 e
advaatage q the apsthy prevailing Il poh-
tlcs lu hls State ;ats ysag % c2p ure
congressional dist.ict ca two. Z Isossio4s
aud eEdeavof 70 elect c1Enty uGlc 3
Eberevs. lie chances nav seem pro2isia 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03

There VS. a meeting II rt7=tlezs lssd-
eFs II Sairssten last alsht that viii Ia
tefcst - least three dtzlocrstic clzeilsfss
~ nSrcsS IN tails state. Among taose
who tieipstsd IN the meeting we're x.
Ceagrsss-aaa II. B. Elawiey. whose wss-
enee 81 the city z2s kbo~n 70 bu, few. aas
t1lted sssfes Dss;sie; Attrguey Mark Ne
Leacere. both e Galveston Uaited sa Is
MARSHA Hanson q Hczssou. Colonel Gearse
BrTkitt * Paleatine Car Dlworth. :
tsnker 4 GoSssies. sid several lesss-
lghrs. TIE mfeiag Wa hid II secrecy
~ tae Grad soiel and Us a5;ecs was 20
decide On plan q campaign IA at Isas;
ta'ee ecnEresEiaaai districts. 7iE, the
sew nth. O GaITes.oa district; the Meta.
- GoAzslss disfsic.. AID ihe Tif;era;h. o.
Brownsville district. i was settled that
6 sEat woud be made il esch q these dis
ryicts, orders having gore out from he Va
tlonai Aeaelgsrters It wasaingf that the
repuhl cans sto.d "a great fear q Iesing the
irwef aa1.s = congress- nezt fail. and that
81 eEo-t sheaia BE INSIDE IN every district So
Vie south where tie least chance q eleet-
.ug a eg1allca1 .oBgressnta existed M
Hs-Iey ai-sef wl8 =ose ths1 bkely be the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
The RICE MILL SWITCH
ALDERMEN TALK on BOTH SIDES
OF TIE QUESTION
EI-'sss era fror Bath Supporters ard
C5poreots c. TIE jain Petition 20
-ct@-5 Ire +snes sio1s.

-Ae tA1es a.1s1-sr Who rots1 lss. Mo1-
dtT u Es4zt TIE uer!rl1a G. TIE sEA- eoz.
p11T ;er pe-Ilss.o- ll szcs11 til HezE-
'7-fe1 &c hal-.9a. street 81 81 % enable
% 70 -aAl c1= E.a - .ts propose. q. 2
---- are --asy oouvl1esl -aAt rasy have
rs g.sh- see q re quss-ls- szd 4rs f.ee
10 f2F 60.
C-s g taeal. LII !. z. Gsaoa = re
SKA wa-l. SEATED ~ Pos: ,ssrass-,zt.s-
ltsisf1-y -a-t j 1.s sf.4.oa l1sgs Vas 70
god reason .5e -aeusrz t4e -eritica Oh
--= Ero-z1 -14c Ga arlt-s.1a q. r-e s~i,ea
street. *. 1-gs- z.ssa-T s15site3 w.tA
81 -t--ss -.~-s b z-1 ~. sep i- .l3,g=1
viz tze1- sr- --agtr
- E-zaE HatEaE e. t-s T1lrd vt.a
l1.- l1zt b appeared 20 aka tEzg .4s r1.y
asseeE.0Zt Sc granting 20 cef-t.oa vera
se--4z ones - -s viewed -1s natter tas-s
E5a-5r1z- t9- 1a1g.lg a. apparently Az
gs- g-t s-1e-g-ss privileges already So
.~- -l -rif -ar sh--e Ai.-3.
ss~-s % -- -zt -z. ertT e Z1s e5gL-
81 9. g. s--esr see cEksr s.ssrusn
.Ee- 80 ---s1 ~As1 s4i- t-e cay s-=s
c- rLt es q w-t-z- -e Ut1 -r4s 81
60 --1- E-- Lar l. i1rEs4 ~ Is 14.oc.-F
Of -ae egl-g++ Uzs Ec.-e1 20 t-tgw -ll
81 e. ~ TLA YRS strange course 20
l--sze, Es tL.lE-t. ~lea 81 "a. rae -1t
rf-Ez. desire 10 se1r1 lEa .l-es-r.1l eu-
te-rrl4e. sC- 4cG,tc-. 90 e4str. 1st-0g q
TIE E-z6 Ets 1o- attractive 80 ilges-ars
~. EeruEa kF.}eT z IKE sGu!tG w1ra-
VITO EAs ere O. tL1se $40 opposed fks
rst.tl0l declared tG1l he EsS a. mEca 81
E4g @o1T - savcr q! o@a:l1s Znc1ceEasa-'
- reE e-tegf1isss q coce % horE-oa
rruvi4ed rGr- I1eT a. Lc- ask something
tAat wu-ld interfere ~irE enterprises AZ
sezdE eti1c.ir1e-- To grant tle la1o ped
rlgE BE Gaerre3 wgr.1 b. equivalent q
oi1s8ur 1A4-rat strae1 70 81 EenEe 1lt
Others $50 LA been d9.a- uls.1Hss taeg'
fos wears foT rEe te2saf - 8 Eewcc-ner
Fgr-er5-. ora 81 is ac. ST. SIT Keller
c2lus-r absolutely e-asssrT Thar tEe Jahl
-r-pa-r be E~c1r1st lie privilege asEe.
f.- % eEar.s 81 % t55lsart t1e business ]
rTruoFes t7 engage iG ~ The site q gues
fl5l as fae pt Latham hcrr mill aa
1erare5 thee for years. aslDg the trscl
acr laid twsive sea+ fr0ui the line II ,h
f--9err- f- co1r.gsioa Ar. Kelle: sal,
tazt NJ. Nulsr 1snaFeT II the Central
wouis rot uzte-d rhs switch even n n
ret'fiou we're granted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
NEW CITY HALL.
Aldermen Miller end Jones Have a Say
About ID.


Aldermen Miller end Jones Have a Say
About II.
Mossrs. L. Z. Miller and r. l.. Jones. the
two members Of the market committee Of
tho city council who brought In the fayors.
bic report upon the resolution calling for
an Issue OF bonds to the amount OF 500. 900
for the erection OF new city hail ana
market house which WIS adopted Monday,
enphstically deny that they have sny In.
tention OF interfering with the acquisition
Of water works plant By the city or that
they are endeayoring TO place obstacles IN
the path Of municipal ownership OF any
public utility.
II was elected on a municipal ownership
PLATFORM, said Mr. Jones, and am
standing on Il now rs firmly as any one OF
The opponents OK the new market house
proposition. The reason / voted for Inc
Miller resolution Is that ] believe 4 can
oe carried out without interfering ultk The
acquisition OF public utilities"
as 70 Mr.. Miller. he insists that be Ia
strictly municipal nwner ship man ana
has 20 intcntioh Whatever o. plhyins neI.
tics n this nattor, Ny prcpostioa," said
20, "a dlnr.s 20 secure new city bali ana
.osxkat 5oase by plerAna tho reYerues ~.
-ivaA sIos. shs marcel The setrfnE aside
o. thar -~yNnrns for that purpose will rut
Ia ~ sp'n'Cs elnaillxh ths dis's ability 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
FgDEsAL COURT IRREGULARITIES.
Offices c1eree 10 in tire Mason Build
i'm Yes-ercsg

Offices c5eres 10 in tire Mason Build
ing YESTERDAY
J-L-s = r. Bu-oetr- referee IL bank
r7pt-r to- TIE Houstoa ard Galveston
branches 4 zee Fe1erA corr o. he aew
Southern district George =. Burnett, dep
zty clerk and " Vtan. deputy marshal
moved izfo TIE courts nsw headquarters
In rse Mason h1ildsug yestsrdsy. The Il
tces are IL rv-oa1s 405. 49, and re on The
:e-.'h aoor ~ ths binding TIE large
uc-arr room 1as been secured By the gov
e-lr.trt s1t VIII b4 fitted up IS a place &c
~sHh "a bold the sess,ons Of the court
= representative O. The Post called a.
M -ew -e-1ql er-ers yesterday and found
ff1s. t-s1-tIre- ETC. necessary 70 the ToTE
- ne r11fl- lie trst regular term 81
tue co-cI tur this city will begin o. the
fc-rt1 Monday ~ September, here acang
tE-o -egula- terms. Beginning the fourth
Mo-tzTs ia September and February.
lie soigElrg counties are retgrnsbis 70
t1e ETss;o1 branch .. the court: 1oiiad,
Victoria, CElEo1n. Jackson. LAvacs. colo
raco. Waller. G-.uss, Brace. Madison.
Tr1iry. Walker, NoC tgoc,ery. san Jacinto.
Po.E and Har-ls
DePutY Geek Burnett stated that he had
already Fed 1870 cLSes. one belpS d law
case and tie oche- e bankruptcy case
against TIE Morris Pi1nhag and sapply
company corporation, By the James W.
hysaes Betting end Hose company. Cahill.
Swttt Az-GfE curing company, aud Vest.
y5n Brass Aar7lfs crgriug company, Al. OF
IT Lo1ls sad Thomas G. Knight and the
NeT York, asking Judge Burns 10 adtudg'
IL a hankruur
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
EVERYTHING IN READINESS

Fer the Woodren ard Clerks Picnic
az Ia Porte July !.
The clerks ana Woodmens plcn,c CON.
nlttee net last nlgAt IL woodmen's hall
Tor the purpose q completing al. arran.e
nents pertaining 10 lEeir picnic al La
Porte July The grounds at Ia Porte
are IN excellent shane and VIII be lighted
az nicht 5y Pin,sch gas
There have heer arrangements made with
the railroad ccmpany 10 furgis6 eSsrbss
enough 20 cary uGO people 20 Ia Porte
and back and % feed them properly whea
they get there 81 citv prices The commit.
zee nas beer hard NJ work 20 make thls tae
ideal picnic 81 the season The prizes 10
be contested for are valuable ones, some OF
them being 10 cash. The bath house hos
been completed and better one than
the one thar vas blown away There Will
be 10 stops q trains ar Bonuers Polnt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
At The AUDITORIUM.
The Psr-n Sisters ccre5f Company
tftfszr 90

The Psy:on Sisters ccme5Y Company
m utah"
TIE parton Sisters cczt1T -cnpzrT
plAyes "utaa~ at fa4 Auai,o7a ZIG tw
niEht
The rl1T e Et.odFa-s wi;A strong
and thrilling plot s1c an abIn1srcs o.
uunor r1a-ing All rnrouga H. IL yes Pre-.
scented by rle same company a. SEcs-eE
I roomts opera lcEse duitag tas seEs11
u = one - the best plays ~ tAe coupsET
and aGpr1b its r1en1eEE fI.l sc1fa 20 s4c~
taelr qzatity a. players
TIC Misses Farfon ana the rsss ~ re
caEt we're yeTg gOod, MAILING the most o.
ths p.Ry su3 rs dramatic s.taa-9as
Titan will be repsate0 81 toDIgAt per
toTrualire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03

acquire ws;e1 WORKS plant CT It's own- u
market house bo1ds can Tot be .ss1sd b1te
epon rhat kizt q security the CITY can +.
s1e lts rotes vita The Insrket revenues Tor
collateral and there wii De scus one Fe21r
% take them In consideration OK putting
~ TIE building. o. = 8: cau Got 'ssue notes
y can CERTAINLY make an arrEnge cement 70
secure the proposed building ia this way.
AZ Ell. sTeuts. J would Ike 20 lave t1is mat"
ter Submitted 90 vote uf the people. rs
n T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
RECORD BREAKING YEAR
HEneHKABlE INCREASE SHOWN ~
HousToN's PcsTOFFIcE
Postmaster errns's sszt-rert for the
Twelve Horths Ending lure 90.
Shows n ~ Per Cert

: ne snn-al statement Z. the Ho1st1a
ps.-rfnce las izs- Bern completed by Pest
nasfe- 3 y ssrua- ana J; zn1kes greet
fho-rin< Tor HoasgsB, sTfAeneinz sae
growth q businesy Ia isls CITY during the
tsesl year ez8inr gznc - Ths 1veTsSs
fnereass IN The sas.Hess ~ the ot1ce has
been sbeH, u per cent hsrstsfore. but the
rsst year has nrovcd record hreaEer.
the in~resse crer 1901 being 2ila PER ssu'-
Ias force HIS also bsea increased daring
The year 70 TIE extent - ere carriers hnd
thsFr clerks and fcr tAs new yssr Hezin
ping 1riT rro more clerks hTTr hffD
added to tha rffy distributing depaFimeut
-
Comparative staiqnert ~ rsns.- receipts
for the ase.i yeHrs e18inE Jsse ~ i@ot-
hn1 fnra - 100.