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The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
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BURToN-ln this city on July 9th. Alfred J.
Relatives, friends and members Of Wash.
ington Camp No. l. Patriotic Sons Of Ameri.
ca are invited to attend the funeral services
at his late residence No 6i5 W 4ih street, on
Sunday afternoon July l3. at one o'clock.
lnterment at Rivervew cemetery.
MONTGO MERY-ln this city on July 8, 1892
Paul H., son Of Edward und Cecilia Mont.
gomery, aged years
ted to attend tho funeral from tha residenc.
Of his pnrents, No. 500 W. 7th street, on Sat.
urday afternoon. at 2 O'clock. lnterment
private,
MOCREA-In this city on July 0. 1907; Maria.
wife of Henry Nc, rea in her 69th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral at the residence Of her husband
lci Vest l2th street On Sunday afternoon,
JEly H. at 2.30 O'clock. Services at Brady
Wine NJ. Il, Church at3.3o o'c!ocls. lnterment
Mt Salem cemetery.
GAREY-In this city on Jlly ., 1902, Robert
L. Carey, aged dB years.
rr,eudl Of the fam ly are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No. I'll
&. 3D. street, on Sun lay afternoon. July Is.
at ,45 o'clock. Servicer in, Asbnry Churcn
a! clock Remains may be viewed at tho
house. Ca,ket will not be opened in tire
church. lnterment private Rlverview come.
terry
Georgetown papers please copy.
enthusiastically in this cty on July o.
1907. James Robert. son of VIM and Alcin.
da Grimes, in his 18th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at his ate residence. so
Vandever avs nuo on Saturday afternoon. July
II. q: 3 o'clock. Interment Lombardy GENE.
try.
HANBY AT Rising Sun lane OH Wednes lay
July Yth Louisa Handy IN the 3lst year OF
her age.
Relatives an friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her mother
Mrs. Toner, i:ising Sun Lane. on saturday
morning. High mass at St Joseph's Church
at 8 o'clock. Interment ST. Josoph's ceme'
terry. +
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

ErCwned at National Park

Members of the Calvery r. Z.
Sunday school who we're at National
Park Yesterday saw Frank Ern.
tlardt, Of Philadelphia, when he
was drowned in the Delaware
river. The. youth was l6 years Of
age and his mother felt worrie d
during the day having a premor,.
tion of harm aud sent an older
brother TO the park. He arrived
half an hour after tie drowning of
his brother. Young Ernhardt
spent the day at the park pleasant.
ly and thought he would end his
days pleasure by going IN bathin &.
Alter being in the water for som e
time he remarked to some compan-
ions that he had peculiar pains in
tie heart. Despite their warnings
against his going into the water
again he dived off the pier and dis
appeared. After a iour hours
search the body was found half
mile from the mark.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
CARD BASKET.

Miss Helen Robinson, of this city,
is visiting her grandmother in
Chester.
Miss Fannie Louthers has return
ed from weeks visit with friends
i'll this city.
Miss Margaret Fisher, of this city
is visiting her sister in Cedarsville,
N. J.
Miss Nellie Geiger, of Honey
Brook, Pa, is the guest Of Miss Bes- >
sic Carbon.
Court Stenographer Hardesty and
family are at their cottage in Reho-
both for the summer.
Miss Rose Grant, of this city, is
at Pennsgrove for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wier are visiting
Mrs. William McCafferty in Chester
Mrs. McElwee and Miss Isimiah
Kelley are at the Wellington, At
lantic City.
Mrs. H. B. Maxwell, of Chester,
has returned home from a visit to
THIS city.
Mrs. Albert Panley, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Low
ther, at Eddystone, has returned
home.
Mrs. Daniel Baynard and two
children left yesterday to spend the
summer at Bowers Beach
Mrs. Philip Garrett is ont of the
city on visit to her parents. That's
one reason why the Assistant City
Solicitor keeps such good hours,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
CASES IN
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CITY COURT.

Before Judge Cochran in tho City
Court this morning, George Loney
was charged with film; to comply
with an order OF the Board of Health.
He was represented by Hastings.
He said Loley couli not proceed as
!here was an Injunction by his daugh-
terS who claim they have 81, 5000
interest iu the property. The fine
/ was S. and costs.
Daniel Bubenzer WAS fined SO for
being drunk,
X John Lawn pleaded guilty to being
drunk and trespass and was fined s.
and costs.
Viola Pinkett charged Matthe W
Mills. colored, with the larceny of a
sc0at suit valued at $40. Her testi-
mony was that he acknowledged lie
took the suit from No. 2Girard street
He claimed she told him he coul d
Il pawn the clothes. They have bee n
Fsliving together for three months.
The case was dismissed
Samuel Gallagher was charged
with being drunk AMI acting in
disorderl7 manner. lie was arrested
I yesterday at Front and Frenchstrcet.
He was very drunk. The fine was
e5 and costs.
g, Mlddletown Alley was excited tn s
morning about o'clock because two
c1lOrel women had a fight. The!
were Annie Jones and Ctrrie Flsner.
Officer S. d. Scott testified to the
disorder. "About o'clock til morn
Ing said the officer. sword come TO
The station that There was likely to
& be Il murder in The alley. When |
4 arrived on the scene the two girls
were lying on the street, pou nding
each other with bottles. Their he ads
were cut and b.eadiny and b!oi d
flowed over their clothing. | looked
ln the door Of The house. 1t WAS a
III Teselation that met my gaze. A light.
jedhmp bad been thrown at some
0ae, the side Of the door Wa, burned,
the furniture upset and general dis
order prevailed The fine in ca.h
case was $lO and costs
S4& JaneE E PIN Dead
Last evening Jane L. PIN. wife
of George f. PIN, of West Bradford
township, died at about o'clock,
. after an illness Of several weeks
The deceased was about 81 years of
age She was born in tle vicinity
of Muhcy, Pa, and taught school at
one time and later servel in some
ca,ncity at Westtown School. Sac
was there at the time Of her mar
riage mOny years ago to George f..
PIN. Besides the husband, two sons
survive her, They are Thomas II.
PIN in the employ of Lit Brothers,
Philadelphia; and &. Hairy PIN,
{ who is with an uncle in business in
3 Wilmington The dereasal was Il
member Of the Friends Meeting at
Marshallton. Formerly the family
! Hved in West Chester where Mr..
PIN was in the feed and grain bust
ness on Gay street. Several year $
ago he retirel from business and
has since been Il farmer, in the vlcin-
ity of Mar5halton, where Mrs. PIN
diei.
:, A relative on being astnl the
cause Of death. said For several
weeks past Mrs PIN has been I'M
der the care of Christian Scientists,
who We're unable to state the cause
of death. That will probably be
only accertained when the Coroner
makes his report on tha case He
will take a physician out with him
to investigate
Coroner Troutman, when asked
about the matter, declined to talk,
saying, it wls a private matter as
vet,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
= Z
, Chesterltem6

Thomas R. Vernon, who recently
disposed OF his store stock, will pro.
baby engage In the real estate bust.
ness, either by himself or 10 partner
ship With some man Of affairs.
George B. Rash has been elected .
member OF the Union Republican
City Committee from the Second
ward, Wilmington, to succeed john
Spahr, who has removed to Chester.
The Anchor Silver Plate Company
Of Munc;e, Indiana is looking aronnd
for new location, and the Presid ent
Of the Company has written to the
postmaster John A. Wallace to see
what Chester will offer in the way Of
inducements to locate there.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Resolutions OF Re spect

10 the officers and members Of
the Eleventh Ward Republican
League:
We, the following committee APP
pointed to draft resolutions Of con-
defence upon the death Of our late
member Mr.. Albert TimmOns, do
hereby sub nit the following:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father
has been pleased to call to His "tcr-
nal home our beloved mem ber AL
bert Timmons Of whom nothing b,
gentle piety and loving dlspositit Il
will be remembered, therefore, | 9
it
Resolved, That the commun ty
has lost true citizen, and the Re
publican party hard and faithful
Iworker, yet, while we deeply grieve
THE loss of our 50 we'll beloved, we
Irejoice to know that our loss Is his
ieternal gain.
Resolved That we tender our
heartfelt sympathy to the family Of
Ithe departed in this sad hour Of be-
ireavement, assuring them that we
sincerely mourn with them the loss
.of the dear father, husband and
faithful friend.
Resolved That a copy Of these
resolutions be printed in two daily
papers of our city, that copy be
handed to the family and that they
be spread upon the minutes Of our
League.
Il; Oscar G. MOreland,
John Thompson,
Albert f. Burke,
George NJ Russell,
f., Committee.
Fire Works At sp inls Tonight
There VIII be a iue display Of fire.
works on the lake at Brandywine
Springs Park tonight, Immediately
after the band concert intermIssion
it has been arranged so that the
crowd may view the exhibit and then
return to the band stand in ample
ktime Ior the second half OF the con-
cert. The crowds at the Springs
tits week have been very large both
afternoon and evening. Howson and
his Band have been Offering unus-
Jually good programs and have been
much compl imented Ly those who
have heard them. On Sunday a sac
red co ncert will be given both after
noon and night, and SpccIaI arrange.
ments will he made to handle the
crowds which are always in evidence
on that day.
Sent Aifidavts to Chancellor.
Colen Ferg uson. Register in
chancery has sent TO Chauce!lo
Nicholson The atiidavils made in
the case OF Absalom Cordery
ngainst DR.. Il. O. Cooper, growing
out Of he Augustine park trouble.
TIE chancellor hopes 10 have a
Heti>;OH Ia The case al au early
d!"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11

col0red Boy Injured.

Horace Carol, a l3-year.old COL
ored boy, had his right foot caught
in the. knives of moving m machine
On the Padley farm, about four
miles from Middletown. yesterday
morning. The foot was badly
laeerated, part Of the bone also be-
ing cut by the sharp knives. The
boy was placed on a Delaware rail-
road train and was removed to this
city, and then was taken to the
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix
ambulance. The surgeons have
not yet found it necessary to ampu-
tate the wounded foot, and have
hopes Of saving the member.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Peculiar Accident

While leaving the base ball grounds
at Front and Union Streets yester.
day afternoon VIM II. Connolly took
hold Of the hand Of Johnny Crogan,
to help him up in his wagon AS he
gave him lift Crogau gave yell
Of pain and complained Of his arm
leaving the socket,
He was gotten up in the vehicle,
when he said his arm had gone back
into place. He was taken to his home
and felt no bad effects from the pecu.
liar accident.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
DR. Fahey's Car. lage Broke

While DR.. John c. Fahey. was
driving down Fifth Street, hill this
morning, his horse ran away. The
carriage practically fell about the
horse Is one wheel was broken. At
Fifth and Shipley Street. he succeed
ed in rcigning in the horse by pulling
1t to the pavement, A womon aud
baby coach that stood on The pave
ment come near being run over. The
carriage was badly broken and the
horse received numerous cuts and
was sent to DR.. Mahaffy.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
To ExuIOre Labrador Wills.

ST. JOHNS, N. r., July ll.--An cx.
pedition under the leadership Of Colo
mel Willard Glazier of New York, mum.
bering twelve persons, has left here on
board the steamer Virginia Lake to
explore the unknown wilds of Labra-
dor. Colonel Glaciers expedition was
organized in Boston. Among its mem
bers are representatives Of leading
American cities. 1t is reported that
the object of the expedition is to de-
termne the feasibility Of a new rail.
road line for the Atlantic shipping
combine, 4
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
DOTS.

Post Master William Fl. Heald who
has been on the sick list is getting
better rapidly.
! Assistant Post Master Biliany is
considered a confirmed bachelor by
his many friends.
i. DR.. G. w. X. Forrest shows the ef.
fects Of his studious life in his hea d
OF hair which Is getting rather thin.
The doctor Is not couSideaed con.
firmed bachelor. :
Frank S. Speakman Is one Of the
Youngest otficehoders in the city aud
has snug berth as Prothonator.
There are numerous men who are
anxious to succeed Delaware Clark as
Recorder Of Deeds. The job Is a
good paying one when real estate is
on the jump
/ Joseph Oldlield, graduate Of Mech
ano Neural Therapy, has associated
himself with DR.. II. A. Lawton, S18
Market street.
| Mrs. Brown who cut her hand
while christening Harry Johnson's
new yacht Edythe on Saturday IS
improving
Officers of America Lodge, A. 0.
U. W. will be,installed this evening.
The Reliance Actives' Association
will give a picnic at Bavarian Park
on Saturday.
Eliza Windsor has resigned as
tillerman of the Delaware truck to
accept position with the Pullman
Company.
The Diamond Automobile Con-
pany yesterday installed a large
engine in its works on Orange
street above Eighth.
In digging on shipIey street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth yesterday
morning telephone men found an
old we'll 1t had been covered over
| many years ago.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M.
c. A. held a meeting this morning
at the home of Mrs. Walter D. Bush
Matters pertaining to the fall work
for the association were discussed.
John f. Daily to-day sold a house
No. t07 Spruce street'for George j. IL
Traynor to Margaret Barron and tho
northeast corner ofrGBroome and
Maple streets to Thomas McEvilly
Galway Sunday School excursion
to National Park yesterday was a
very enjoyable affair The feature
of the day base ball game between
the married and single men, the mar
ried men won by the score of to6
Register Of Wills Crossan this
morning granted letters of admins.
tration on the estate of Thomas
Brookheld to Franklin It. Beggs.
The British steamship Mauhauset
cleared from port to-day for Phila-
delphia She unloaded 900 tons of
Cornwall stone here,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Registrars are Negligent

The registrars who are neglecting
to qualify do not understand the
law. Here it Is:
Sec. Chap. 35, 81 Laws of Del
aware. If any registrar, assistant
registrar, or alternate registrar, who
being appointed either for full
term or to fill vacancy shall re-
fuse to qualify as aforesaid or having
qualified shall refuse to perform
any of the duties Of said Office he
shall forfeit and pay to the state a
fine of 500. Upon conviction
thereof by indictment in the Court
of General Sessions of the County
where such offence was committed.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
A Runaway

A young horse belonging to Will
liam Murphey on West Ninth street
near Jackson street while being
driven by Merrill Murphey last even.
ing, the colt took fright and ran
down Tenth street throwing young
Murphey out at Tenth and Van
Buren, streets. The horse continued
its mad fright down Tenth street tc
West street where it was caught.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Leslie CRmp Meeting

Leslie Camp ground was visited
on Wednesday by j. H. Stephens,
who is one of the leading business
men of the Pickway Valley in Pa.
! He had often heard of the local
| preachers camp in Cecil County,
Md, and he determined to see for
himself He told the manager, Rev
w. T. Hammond, who is now tent
ing on the grounds with his family,
that he was delighted with the To-
cation and appearance of Leslie
Camp Ground, high and dry. beau
tifully situated, and that everything
was arranged SO nicely and in or
der. He claimed that it was one of
the prettiest groves he had ever
been in. The sixty white tents
that are arranged SO we'll makes it
look like white city.
Mrs Campbell from this city
came down to see the grounds and
was so pleased that she rented two
tents and paid the secretary $l2 in
advance for them. Rev. II. G.
Thompson, pastor at Claymont, has
charge of the Holiness meeting
Miss Margaret Rogers, with her au.
toharp, and Miss Elizabeth r. Stir
ling, of this city, will add much in
terest to the camp by their sweet
songs. Prof. William Vansant will
have charge Of the music and he is
too we'll known to need any recon-
mendation. He is simply fine. All
those people who want to worship
God in the way that our fathers
did ought to be present at Leslie
camp meeting which commences
July 23 and closes August 4
Excursion tickets on the B. s. 0.
r. R., are good frcm July %. to Au.
gust 6. Leslie Station is bat t"e
minutes walk from camp ground.
Leslie is twenty-five miles south Of
Wilmington. All are invited.
A new sixteen inch water main
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
THE WEATHER,

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair and cooler with
westerly winds. gs
On Saturday, fair and warmer
weather, will prevail with westerly
winds,
On Sunday partly clearweather will
prevail, with moderate temperature
changes
The thermometer at w. C.Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg.
iStered as follows:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 1o'c,ock
66 rs 81
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Odd Fellows Picnic,

The third annual picnic Of tho
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, l. O. 0. +.
will be held at Shellpot Park on Sat.
urday, July l9th. The programm.
will be as follows: 2 p. M, dancing;
2.3o p. M, baby show; t3 p. m, show
at theatre: $3.50 p. NJ, rope walklover
the water; 3. 30 p. M. base ball game
between Columbia Lodge Of Odd Eel
lows VS. Wilmington Tribe of Red
Men; 4p. M, three legged race;
4, 30 sle't foot: S.. 100 yard dash;
$50, heel to toe race; 6, pie eating
contest; {; dancing; 8, prize waltz;
10, confess closes for the NEST popu-
lar lodge nd most popular letter
carrier.
A handsome Eaby coach will be
presented to the presti2st baby on
the grounds under two years of age.
The coach will be donated by j.
a nd j. n. lIarman,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
RnrncI by Molten Metal.

pITTSBURG, July 1l.-fiftecn men
were burned one fatally and eight
seriously, at the Homestead Steel
works. The accident occurred at fur
mace No. 40, in Hearth mill. No. 3.
A ladle filled with molten metal was
being lowered into the pit when the
drum Of the crane broke, and the
seething metal was thrown over the
unfOrtllnate men,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Properties Soil.

Attorney Thomas Davis acting IS
trustee for the heirs OF Isaac Weed
had the following properties sold at
auction in the corridor of the County
Court house this morning: No. 500
Rodney street to Juliet Eaton foI
S20S0; No. 937 Kirkwood to Mary
Haggerty for sl5lo; No. s33 Kirk
wood to John @. Hook for 1896; No.
1880 Buttonwood street to A. B. Stay
ton for S4S5, subject to a $3.50 mort
gage.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
PERSONAL
MENTION
YERGER-BENNER.

Warren w. Yerger and Miss JOS
ephine E. Benner, both of this city,
were married by the Rev. A. N.
Keigwin, D. D., at his residence
last evening. T. E. Hess, of Fair
vile, Pa, was groomsman and Miss
Sadie Selig, OF Philadelphia.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Produce Cheaper.

Cabbage which was selling for 81. IS
a barrel three weeks agowas bringing
40 cents a barrel yesterday. Potatoes
hold up around 81 90 a bushel, toma.
toes were more plentiful and were
bringing so cents a basket. Cucum-
bers sold for so cents a crate and beets
II cents a bunch.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Burglars At Claymout

Burglars on Tuesday night mado
two UNSUCCESSFUL attehh pts to break
into two houses at Claymont. They
first tried the residence of Horace
Sinclair but were scared off by the
burgular alarm.
The dog chased them from the
residence OF Walter Brown.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
UMPIRES
DECISION WON,

With the assistance of the Um
pire Pottsville defeated the Will
mington A. A. team at the forme
place yesterday afternoon by tn
score of 7 to 4. Up until the sew
enth inning the score was tie ant
the miners had been unable to con
meet with Everson's delivery. Ii
the seventh inning after the Umpir
had called runner out at the plate
he changed his decision and callet
him safe The man was out with
out doubt and the decision took al
the heart out of the local players.
Pottsville was allowed to score
runs in that one inning.
Wilmington O1O010 O02-4
Pottsyille 002 0 0 0 s 0 o.
DIAMOND DUST.
Wilmington A. A. plays another
game at Pottsville to-day with the
Umpire.
Norristown will be at Front ant
Union this afternoon.
Aubrey and ONiel both played
fast ball in the game at Pottsvllle,
but were not fast enough for Potts
ville's wonderful Umpire:
Wonder where Ttate is.
WILMINGTON WON.
Wilmington played gilt edge
game yesterday afternoon and shut
out the Brandywine team by the
score Of 6 to 0.
The game was fast and furious
from start to finish, and the visitors
tried to score. They succeeded in
reaching third number Of times,
but died there.
Both Myers and Steventon pitch
good game but the former had the
best Of the argument.
Score by innings
Wilmington 100000 O2x-6
Brandywine 0O0000 90
The West Side Grocers defeated
the East Side in base ball game at
at Brand vine Springs yesterday af-
ternoon by the score of % to 10.
The game was hotly contested and
for time it was anybodys game.
The hitting Of the West Side COM
bination, coupled with the 'phenom-
inal base stealing, however, won
them the victory.
At the conclusion of the game the
N-yt ~, !, mr. }lof,, Nrnsnntnl y-jth
FIVE pounds Of good coffee; and in
the coffee drinking contest won the
tive-dollar gold piece offered by
Peter Celia to the team drinking
the most Coffee.
The West End aggregation went
to Lewes yesterday and defeated the
pilots by the score of 10 to 7. Feat
ures Of the game were the receiving
of Cunningham and the heavy hit
ting of Porter, who made a home
run, three Dagger and several
singles. The playing of entrie West
End was of good quality, and Lewes
scored but two runs until the eighth
inning, when they ran the number
up to 7.
West End C232 O21 0-10
Lewes 00O02 2OO5O- 7
Dover, July 10. Thirteen innings
were required for Dover to defeat
the Highland Athletics of Chester
this afternoon, after left-hander
Lewis studied himself on the slab,
Van Anda became wild and retir-
ed in favor of Hafer, who blanked
the visitors for the remaining seven
innings, striking out seven.
Highland / O2O30O OOOO.-6
Dover 500 0 1000 II
BASEBALL SCORES.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Killed While Swinging, ,

While playing on a swing yeater-
day in the rear Of the home of her
parents. Mary, the 3.year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Shelmire. Of Jefferson, N. j.. be-
Game entangled 10 the rope and be.
fore her position was discovered
she was so severely choked that
she died be fore medical assistance
ould be secured.
Mrs. Shelmire is a daughter OF
Thomas Hlnkson. Of Booth 8 Corner,
and a sister OF A. H. Hinkson.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston,
Philadelphia .....0 1 0 0 0 0 0 o. |
Boston ........".O O. Q l l :. 3
ors--Phiadelphia, s. Boston, 3. Batteries
Mitchell and Schreckengost; Young and
Criger.
At Washington
Washington ......2 8 l 0 0 0 ! = :
Hits Baltimore, 8; Washington. ii. Err
rors-Baltimore, /: Washington, 0. Bat
teries-Howell, Shields and Robinson; Car
rick and Clarke.
At Cleveland
Detroit ,,.,......O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Cleveland ..;:".. -
Detroit, Q; Cleveland g. atteries-Yeager
and Mcclure; Joss and Wood
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Cow Killed by Mosquit oes.

Milford. Del, July l0,-Swarms
of mosquitoes are infestlng the shore
along the Delaware Bay adjacent to
Mispillion Flats. On Hog Island a
COW was found dead, supposed to have
been killed by mosquitoes and flies.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
Miss McCaughan AppOinted,

NJ iss Hettie McCaughan, Of Phila
delpGia. has been appointed &
teacher 10 the Delaware City
schools. Miss McCaughan is =
graduate of New Castle High
School and the West Chester State
Normal Schools.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-11
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
Improvement to Industrial schoo,

Managers of the Ferris Industrial |
school held a meeting at the school
yesterday afternoon. The admins.
tratIon committee reported what it
would cost for PROPOSED improve.
ments to the laundry, carpenter shop
,henery, and pig pen and was In.
stru cted to 60 Ahead with the work.
Other routine busin ess was trans.
acted.