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NEW STORE.

The Jaegar Brothers formerly Of
Portage, Wisconsin, have secured the
vacant building on Pine street and will
open first class grocery store about
the frst of next month. These young
men are well known here having been
employed by w. ]. Wamel for some
time and their many friends will be
pleased to hear that they intend to en-
bark in Business in Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-10-21

Empty acks by the dozen hundred
or thousand in any quantity you want
at Sunset Dairy, w. I. Russell prop.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Three good, plain
finishers; or 4 good rough men; good
wages. good work; plenty of il. j. j.
Bradfeld, Contractor, Herington, Kan
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pest ESTATE FoR SALE

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fof. ssi.fl~.sz,ss -. - ca.'sss 80.
= hfogk so-fh - Tsessfss - Hssza
aveng.. eoresr iecaties f'tses. So
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= sofx so1fk q ~. gas = feef. s4ssss.
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Fess-feerz ee<sss- AL = fssL sss6s.
ard sa@ss Tar. sre tiCeE eosfs &
rsoessss sTfna1 sfTsss esF lEos. - -
CT 81 Hes.s g.. a. Eass frrsz
asrsrt feF SIZE fT-uste al aeel1sff So
Farsr-s e. reoa eessssi~z ssif
Fog sALE-s go fsrss = So ssYss.
iacat~1 ssfsss n1-fa = isszsfteea EEa.
~ - stsfan Fs1-V - sesss sztra
z5ss lad - ~ c@slssFs Sea >sl.aes -
s z.ii-- 80 ~s- - 80 80
lsrz 80 - ssthsr SHAT - esa. rs
: sssi.Z : "a .afr- c.a = $500
:. ~ ksn.ss xsssssss s.ss
F4-ss-fA@-a
Y~uR sALE-xaeass 80. - s-srras
pkrss = cssy Hfis ssr-iss zsss-y -
kszztd 1888 ard tase rssrtAsT fkss
ze1ss Hsstsf &efrfs - = &sia
FvA E&LsE-1-ar1 81 esrf sfrgfr usssrrs
Kzsrss $50 ~ ~ 80 80 s. -sstes.s
? Es--ae~s
Fgg SILL
4 81 srssthezFs csrusr NzfkrE ss1
-Tksy1sx-sA r. g--rs sersta~f~<-
o-ssr .arisss fsr 80 81 :. -. e,sns.ox
lc1@sAsssst - s.xt~szfh Fax.5
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-To sell 1000 yards OF sharpest
Little river sand, at Sixteenth street.
II. Steinbuchel, Proprietor. 1l50 n. Main
59-3tx
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POULTRY.
YPEwrTTEes

SYPER RITEEs- Bsaksx. sd. REPAIRED
az r-rfs< A. Eszkes $50 - ~
u.sza Allsls1g OG>es s@21sy g.
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WANTED - Newspaper carrier. with
pony and cart lls Pennsylvania avenue
5e-etx
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MALE HELP WANTED.


every locality; good salary; experience
unnecessary. International Detective
Agency, Milwaukee, WIS. 7-Z5-ltx
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FOB EXCHANGE

rcR E1cHAsSHE-Lsc1. city sTsSe-zf
nsL hsTc Esrc--e1 ff-x 70 "a
fT-esr. EE Win1e tlecG 1f-ftn
Pog ExrFtASG E--frrs zzpr1Tsss ferry. a.
yr-txer Co Ea fcT E1@s< rssrxss.
ezl-s gz5s- Bessneas- rzrs E-SSte
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ROOMS FOR RENT-eurn,.b.a.

FOR RENT-Lsrge. southeast room. fur
nished. 437 s. 1darket street.
59-su-tu-t hu-3tx
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FOR TRADE-A stock OF dry goods and
notions for city property. sny amount
10 suit party from 300 20 500
ITO head Of nsce. dehorned cows and
heifers and steers for city property.
ID. E. FULLER. los ~ Main
&-itx
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WANTED-Ten teams TO haul baled hay:
all summers employment Apply 20 ]. |
H Turner, 541 W. Douglas. Both
phones 1876. 37-we-fr-su-tu-tf
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HOUSES FOB RENT.

HOUSES FOB RENT.
FOR RENT
a S-room cottage. on Wabash So
y new modern. s-room cottage. on
South Topeka for 81
A s-room cottage. close in. on Market.
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO..
5S-2t MS T. First Street
FOR RENT-s1s E. Central s., ST. e
Cen,ral, rooms. SO. Se-in-su--A
FOR RENT-The sae 7-roors house. good
barn. 100 fee. itn y. Waco. Anchor
iss-we-fr-su-tt ?
FOR RENT-Four-roon cottage. cheap.
close in Inquire SIS 5 Lawrence
Ss-N
FUR kEST-Six-room cottage. slSO0 50
south Topeka S1-S0
FOR RENT-Ffve--oom cottage, rs s.
topeka SIS per month. Inquire - :
lawrence. SlN
FOR RENT-Furnished house, cheap 10
right party. loc5 y. Topeka avenue.
FOR RENT-sss \. Main street. 4-rOOm
Small Store room on East Douglas
avenue, SO. O = SHIRK.
9S-A Sls " Main.
FOR RENT-six-room. new cottage. nne
closets. pantry, cellar. barn. SIS; sc
New York. r l. Cunning. 30 Mathew
son avenue. 5S-su-we-fr-tf
--------- ----------------------
FOX KENI.New S-roorn cottag &c with
over 4Jl z Douglas. 5s-it
" - - - - -
FtyR HENl-Sooc t-room house, loSl
y Mead, 70 per month. S+-StA
Forest avenue. 50. Inquire liza ss-2tx
Eo,, -,7-.-.r -, -- -
L OfN RE--N LID = ESrspo'ss- s-roo!lis
modern house large earn. me shade.
1Ses % iFul@ inquire - soata
H-HPotIa- = 1So-su-"e-C
EOp prN-- -. - ,,,,,,s... ~,
T"-,.>1Ts-sr 49,. NJ s,rS tss,,,sf
=. -NSaS' Emu 70
- eee--e-- 80 - : 49,
1oI purN--r -. 49,. 80 -, ,sax "
Er.rnr;. or ,'V 20 ~ a.'u ~
---1'Po.-4 a. a. % - 4'.
.,oR RENT
81 - u 60 ..,.
30 - N, 49,, S-footn N otaase'
81 81 ono aN.hue. s-IoeIn eoe'ase'
Eias,.n "a "a ,,,.s thatcher
building ,,,..,
10 T.; Mnrdoek: S-reom ha,.
Large, <-sto!y "areinoese. on Isiirosos-
sssu-ia-thu-SN L. w LIAR.
ro,o pT-~--r H.. -. .,..,,- -
nered. city water, No. lis n. Mosley-
w -. carney, as " Enporls- es-sO
~ $500, - - .s =,
MR. 0f "a Z Ms,Ndert .''in hous a-st
--------- - -
-
furnace; North End: nrst-olsss- AVs. J.
K. Shields. ~ y. Topeka avenue
sS-u
FOR RENT
l2s Usage, corner Texas. rooms. mod
e en- 80 $3.50 - 80. ,,a
$50 ST. Francis 6 rooms. modern. SIS.
Southeast corner Central and Emporia
avenues. 5 rooms. modern. se5.
I23O Waco avenue n rooms. modern. Se5
SIs \ Hvdrauiia s rooms slS5o
1898 ". MosIey. 4 rooms. s..
rs E. kellogg. rooms. modern. 80.
ZOE Lulu avenue 3 rooms. s.
I7sO y. Emporia 4 rooms. new. IS
1855 \. Emporia. rooms. new IS.
rooms barn. new. ri
C w MCCOY. lt3 y. Main
salt
FOR RENT-C1oss IN. 4-room house.
newly papered and nice shade Inquire
at sl5 y. Market 57-3t
FOR RENT-House. 1923 y. Topeka ave-
nue. s rooms bath. large yard good
barn. E -. kimbau 10 e First
street. 35-su-we-22tN
To,2 pENr1, 100 Tac.-.cc, : 1890
SO. COZ f. Central. 5s-2tx
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FOR RENT-Etght house. bath and
gas. COS South sraporia. CAN al coo
South Emporia- 9s-StX
-
FOX RENI-Modern cottage, on Hillside
&-tf
FOX KIN IA nice 4-room cottage cor
ner FIRST ana M u'anq,st avenue
I. Hills ia n Marke, s-tf
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LosT-No; 1918. Monark wheel. Leave
street. Reward. - tha-su-2
Lslo 4 "a IVch- s.',gh u'aiiiIhs m, M"
once heWaio. o. TX
H., 80, ma, ~, etsi,,.n ,,,,,
i'sase cal al 4-@sit ~ Net 'ffA
- -
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Cheap. three guitars. two
Inandolins and a good square piano
Inquire room 505. Sedgwick building
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AGENTS WANTED-Oficla Life of Pope
Leo XIII. Big book. with large photo
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free. Ilif & Co., $50 Wabash, Chicago. 4
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MALE HELP WANTED-We want dis
trfct manager. on salary. Slo0 a month
70 right parties who can qualify office
positions 10 men OF ability home
building Co, Ellsworth BIDS. Chicago.
7-as-It
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FOR SALE-Nearly new. light. Columbus
phaeton. Claude o. Funk. Printer s29
T.. Douglas. 5s-sa-su-2t
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AGENTS WNNTE,L-AEents. set the gen
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STORAGE.

STORAGE 5oel. citGa. bric< bulldog
ahrre rsl r1E aee-s -0ss stoves o.
Furniture I'D usTTa~ u4oasI "a sans.
80 l. -JosClaS .sSz 1hras iE7.
INT
sTCFAG Largest Ra1 oest st0rsg.
room IL The city We store pack azt
raralr fur-lture csu az - p EzDovss
foT terms. Siagsr A DonnsiA Nss
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personal.

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rerlal Ceiiege GoioEae. 9srEzay,
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dlrfrs conf1erornt Babes besrdsc
ard hOrres fslaf ben desired hScrsss
Ira A r. ME = ~F-r-f1 zTsnze.
corr. East Second stree '1n~ -
<-ra-fn-th-ts
pEEEoes AI~-Tzs5i es-frsr ksrClszs rs-ss-
~ relieves without "a ssprrfs%c re
st--sasser Frr re- fTiai s11rxsz Esfss
Caerrscsl c.. AltEz s<sf- W.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Agents SIS weekly
easily made writing health and accident
insurance; most liberal policy issued !;
experience unnecessary. Write Royal
FTaternal Union, st. Louis, Mo, for
particulars. 7-26-ltx
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
The Mcdonald Case.

The case OF the State against c. c. Me
Donald was heard briefly yesterday in
Wake county court.
After a full examination of the affair
concerning the ownership of the funds
embeZzled from the knights OF Honor
members had been made by Mr.. w. c.
Douglass, and the statement that nobody
would be hurt by continuance. Solicitor
Armistead Jones agreed that the case go
over and be set for the first day of the
next term of the criminal court.
The court took a mol nrosse in the case
of Nettie Jones charged with an assault
with a deadly weapon
Lizzie Norwood, a young negro girl
charged with larceny of clothes from
Mrs. Parish, plead guilty Judgment was
suspended until costs were paid as the
girl was been soundly whipped by her
parents -ps VS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
4 SOUTHPAW DID It.
The Tar Heels are Beaten by
Five to Three.
The Virsinia-Carolina League Formed at
Ly chburg Greensboro the Only Can.-
lima Town Represented.
Especial to News and observer.)

J
Chapel Hill, N. c., March 24,-Carolina
vent down in defeat before the sturdy
team from Lafayette here today. The
left hand twirler from Pennsylvania was
largely responsible for this result. The
Tar Heels only found him for four hits
and these were scattered.
Lafayette was first up. A base on balls
and three beautiful singles, neatly
punched, Melted them three runs. Caro-
lima scored in the fourth. In the seventh
Carr went to first on error by pitcher
Green hunted and pitcher threw wild to
first base, allowing Carr to chase from
first to home, Green going to second
Cheshire, the little fellow from Tarboro
in answer to the wild cheers Of Carolina's
rooters hit a beautiful twO-bagger, over
left felder's head, scoring Green This
tied the score fly ball to right field
quickly thrown home, catching Cheshire
wrested away Carolina's chance Of Win
ming. Lafayette, with single and three
hunts netted two more runs in the eighth
Carolina was unable to cross the slate
in her ninth. The game was full of
crises throughout and was thoroughly in
teresting from the beginning to the end
Holt and Cheshire deserve special men
ton. while Graham played the third bag
to perfection He is developing into one
of the best third basemen on the South
ern collegiate diamonds. HUXLEY starred
for Lafayette at second though their
whole team played we'll together.
Score. r. H. E.
LAFAYETTE :. =. =. . "a 9 8
Carolina ). 3. :. -. =. =. >. 2
hphI Tnh n Gn
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Four Narrowly Escape Death



Richmond. Va, March PA mother,
father infant and servant were rescued
by firemen from suffocation in a fire
which occurred here at l. 5 this morning
The family were all asleep at the time
their lives were endangered The house
hold consisted Of r. l.. Charles, his wife
and infant son, and a servant named Rosa
Carter One of the firemen reached the
third floor by means of ladder. He
found the room dense with smoke and the
family fast becoming suffocated. He
snatched up the baby, wrapped it in his
coat and handed it to another fireman,
then on the ladder who carried it to a
place of safety.
Returning the first fireman wrapped
Mrs. Charles in a quilt and then carried
her to the window and handed her to a
third fireman who landed her safely.
Mr. Charles was then awakened and de-
seended the ladder with the assistance
of the firemen.
The servant then aroused became so
excited that she started to climb down
the ladder head first and would have
been dashed to pieces on the ground be-
low but for firemen number four who
set her right and assisted her in reaching
the street.
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Death of a Little Gill.

Especial to News and Observer
Lumberton, n. c., March 24.-Mabel,
the three-year- old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Williams, died Sunday morn
ing a a. M, of pneumonia. The fun
eral services were conducted Monday by
Rev c. H. Durham, Of the Baptist
church.
The memorial services of the late d.
d. Carlyle We're held in Saddle Tree Bap-
fist church Sunday morning Feeling ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. s. Me-
Intyre and w H. Humphrey, Revs F. A.
Privatt and l. p. Hedgpeth
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
TO CoU 1T MARTIAL MCDONALD,
The British General is Charged With Acts Of
immortality
(By the Associated Press.)

Colombo, Ceylon, March 24-Charges
of the most serious nature have been
brought against Major General Sir Hec-
tor Macdonald, commanding the forces
in Ceylon, in consequence of which the
governor of that island, Sir Joseph West
Ridgeway has been authorized to con-
vene a court martial to try General
Macdonald. The latter, when the
charges were filed some time ago went
to England to confer with his friends
and superior officers and now, it is under
stood, he will return and face tho
charges, which, it is alleged, are based
on immoral acts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
Steps for a HI spital at Goldsboro.

Especial to News and Observer
Goldsboro N. c., March 24'-Pursuant
to a call from the chairman the board
Of trustees of the Emergency Hospital
met last night in the office OF H. Hell
&. Bros The reading of the incorporation
papers was gone through With and per
manent organization was effected by the
election of F. w. Farris president of the
board, Col Jas f. Robinson secretary,
and Mr.. Sol We'll treasurer.
The purpose of the organization was
then discussed in detail by each member
of the board, after which it was unani-
mously decided that Goldsboro should
have a hospital commensurate with the
present requirements and future needs
of the city 1t was decided to erect a
building al once. The president was au-
thorized to appoint a committee to con-
slider location, plans and ways and means
and report back to the next meeting OF
tho board The president announced the
committee as follows: Messrs. j. Rosen-
thai, Geo. A Norwood Jr., M. j. Best,
n w. Musgrave and Geo. c. Royal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25

moved the court to order mistrial on
account of the remarks of the minister
The motion was over-ruled, and the de-
PENDANT excepted.
The prosecution thereupon decided to
insert the sermon in the record that came
up to the Supreme Court with the idea OF
showing just what the sermon was.
And that is how good Presbyterian
sermon, all divided into heads and sub
heads, came to be preached in the Su-
preme Court of North Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
NEW BERN VOTES FOB IT.
Will Subscribe $4,000 to Pamlico, Oriental
and Western Road.
Especial to news and Observer)

Especial to News and Observer
New Bern, NJ c., March 24.-The cleo
tion to decide whether the city of New
Bern should subscribe fifty thousand
dollars to the Pamlico. Oriental and
Western Railroad was held today and the
city voted to subscribe by over three
hundred majority to the railroad The
polls opened at seven o'clock this morn
ang, and it was seen from the beginning
that the friends of the railroad were de-
termined to carry the proposition to a
successful issue. By ten O'Clock today
the opposition ceased working and by
twelve o'clock the election had been car
ried After that hour it was just ques-
tion of how large the majority for the
bonds would be. The citizens of New
Bern as q whole are delighted at the re-
suit of today's election. Work on the
road will be commenced at very early
date.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
TIE INLAND WATERWAY.
Congressman Small Interesting Commercial
Bodies in the Project
Especial to News and Observer }

Especial to News and Observer
Washington, n. c., March 24.-COn
gresham Small will leave here Thurs
day for a trip to Charleston, Savannah,
Jacksonville and other coastal points. Ac-
companying him will be Secretary Lums-
den and Secretary Forrest, of the Norfolk
and Baltimore Chamber Of Commerce.
The party will meet the business Organi-
cations and interest them in the pro-
posed great inland waterway and ask
them to recommend it. Their recommen-
dation will be embodied in the engineers
report to Congress. In April Mr.. Small
and a party of prominent men will take
sea trip on a revenue cutter which
the government has placed at their dis
posal and visit the Southern cities on
the coast There was never more per
sistent effort made than is being waged
by Mr. Small and every indication points
to the success of his project.
The Eastern Life Insurance Company
of this city which has been mutual
organization since its founding, has been
made a stock company. board of direc-
tors has been named, among whom is
K p. Battle, Jr of Raleigh The com
pany has already written over 100000
insurance.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
) COAL COMPANIES EEJoINED.
To Prevent Their Continuing Combination to
Control Prices.
(By the Associated Press.5

Chicago, March 24.--Ten Indiana coal
companies and ten individual operators
were restrained by Judge Kohlsaat III
the United States Circuit court to-day
from continuing their combination for
the regulation of coal prices and output.
The defendants were given until April
9th to show cause why the order should
not be made permanent.
The corporations and individuals en-
joined are the same recently tried in
the State court on the charge of raising
the prices of coal and restricting the
output in Illinois, this causing the coal
famine in Chicago last winter. Judge
Chetlain dismissed the case on the
ground that the offense committed was
against the Federal law and not against
the statutes OF Illinois. The injunction
granted viii stand until further order
of the courts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
Great Log Boom Washed Away.


Charleston S. c., March PA special
to the News and Courier from Seneca
S c., SAYS:
The news has just been received here
that the boom situated on the Seneca
River at Calhoun, OcOnee county, was
washed away by high water on Monday
evening. 1t was owned by the Benedict
Love Company. 1t is said there were
over forty thousand logs that escaped
and there will be a loss to the company
amounting to about $50 600. Many bridges
on the stream We're destroyed When the
boom broke about thirty men on the
logs were compelled to jump and swim
for their lives. No lives We're lost, but
several had narrow escapes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
a withdrawal.

To the Democratic Voters of the First
Division of the First Ward:
I cordially thank you for the support
sou have given me for the position OF
Alderman, but finding in the interest of
Democratic harmony il is best for me TO
withdraw from the race, l hereby an
nounce that / will not be candidate
for the position. Again thanking my
friends etc, l am
Respectfully,
JOHN u. SMITH.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
Virginia ~arolina League Born.
(Bv the Associated Press. }

(By the Associated Press)
Roanoke, Va, March PA Virginia
North Carolina baseball league was or
qanized at Lynchburg, Va, last night.
The league includes Danville. Roanoke
and Lynchburg, Va, and Greensboro,
n. G.
The season will open April 30 Fred
Harper, of Lynchburg, is president, and
Judge A. E. King, of Roanoke, vice
president.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
N Atlanta Preacher Honored.
lBy the Associated Pressl

Princeton n. j., March 24.-The Board
of Directors of the Theological Seminary
has elected the Rev. Theron H. Rice,
d. D.. pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church in Atlanta. Ga, to the Chair in
Homiletics to succeed the Rev. DR.. Will
liam NJ Pawton. who resigned last
spring.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-03-25
Oyster Men May Sue the State.

Especial to News and Observer
Washington, N. c., March 24.-The last
North Carolina Legislature amended the
oyster dredging law by prohibiting dredg-
ing after April 1st The oyster men had
secured license good until May. They
hold that the State has violated it's
contract. and certain oyster men here and
at Balhayen will openly continue to
dredge until their license expire. If they
are bothered by the authorities they will
sue the State.