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IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
Rev. Francis Bourne Enthronsd az
Archbishop of Westminster.

fCtibfoHOH VI NNESltItiuSNGis
LOodon, Dec. 30.-The most Rev.
Francis Bourne, Roman Catholic arcn-
bishop of Westminster, was enthroned
IN the new cathedral or Westminster
today with the impressive ceremony
incidental to such occasions. The
vast building was filed to its capac-
ity by ecclesiastical and laymen mem
bers of the Roman Catholic church,
the robes of the officiating clergy and
the varied ga-bs of the numerous re-
hgious orders, forming conspicuous
contrast with the brick walls and bare
looking, unfinished edifce.
The ca.1edral Of Westminster, con-
secrated today, is the first Roman
Catholic cathedral that has stood in
the metropolitan see Of England since
the reformation. The building was
begun only eight years ago, though it
was projected by Cardinal Wlseman
(who died In 1889, and was planned
by his successor, Cardinal Manning.
The extreme length OK the new
cathedral outside 10 $50 feet; width
15S feet; height of nave III feet and
covers on acre of about $4,000 square
feet.
The general view OF the inner walls
is stiH one Of bare rough brick.
The scheme is to cover the whole
Of the lower walls and the piers to the
height Of about 40 feet with marble.
All the upper part and the vaults and
domes will be decorated with mosaic
work illustrating the history OF the
church.
The total subscription before the
laying of the foundation stone was
over $25O.0OO. Since then there have
been many large individual benefac-
uOLs. and the total expenditure on the
entire edifice up to the end Of Octo-
Der was over a million dollars.
Ire cathedral starts clear Of debt.
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PAGE ELEVEN
Public HotIce.
Martel, Fla Nov. IS, 1903.

marbeii ria NOV. Is, 1903.
To all to whom it NAV concern.
Having been notified that the nah.
lie bridge across the Withlaeooebea
River &C DunuellOn. Fla, is ia a dan
gerOus condition, and whereas thu
county commissioners Of Marion and
Citrus counties have contracted with
the Converse Bridge Company OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, TO erect q good
and substantial bridge across said
river, in lieu Of the aforesaid bridge.
and whereas said Bridge Company
has notified me that they are doing
all that is in their power to have the
plans aud specifications approved by
the proper government officials and
chat they have reasons TO believe that
they will have said bridge completed
by January 1st, 1904.
This Is to notify all to whom it may
concern, that said bridge first above
mentioned is condemned, a. being
unsafe and dangerous and that the
County commissioners aforesaid will
not te responsible for any damages 10
person or property Of any person or
persons who may use said bridge I'm
its dilapidated and dangerous eondi-
ton. The Messrs Camp. OF Dunnel-
Ion, agreed to place q fiat at said
bridge in case it became unsafe 49,
fore the new bridge was completed.
H. w. LONG,
Chair. 3D.. Co Com. Marion Co. Fla.
Attest:-S. 7. SIsTRUNK,
112l Clerk.
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NOTICE

Notice of Application tor Tax Geed Under Sec
ton 8, Of Chapter ass Laws of Florida
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRED
~ Weber purchaser Of Tax Certificate No
z4z. dated the grid day of April, A D. 1875.
has filed said certificate IN ny Office and has
made application for tax deed TO issue in ac-
cordance with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property situated IN
Marion county. Florida. tO-wit:
South half Of northeast quarter OF southwest
quarter of northeast quarter, section a town
ship "a, range n.
The said land being assessed az the date Of
the issuance Of such certificate in the name Of
Feand L Patterson. Unless said certih-
Gates shall be redeemed according to law tax
deed will issue thereon on the Sth day Of Janu-
ary, A d 1904.
witness my oficial signature and seal this the
10th day Of November, A. ID. 1905
5. T. SISTRUNK.
IA Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. Fla.
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN HAT I'M
' der and BY virtue of final decree of for
closure, entered on the roth day of October. A
D 1903, by the Hon. W. 5. Bullock, judge OF
the circuit court for the fifth judicial circuit of
Florida. sitting in chancery for Marion county
IN certain cause then pending in said court
wherein Hattie o. Allen and Geo K Allen her
husband, and Ella o. Browne. were complain
ants, and Marie Louise Goldbeck Alfred c
GOldbeck, her husband, Adelaide V Morgan
James W. Morgan, as heirs at law of William II
Morgan, deceased, were defendants, the under.
signed special master in chancery will, on
Monday. February Est, 1904.
between 100 a. m. and 400 .. m. offer and ex-
rose fO- sale and will then aud there sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand In
front of the court house door in Ocaia, Marios
county, Florida, all the right title interest and
estate of the said defendants Nav Louise Cold
beck and Alfred G. Goldbeck her husband
Adelaide V. Morgan and James W. Morgan as
heirs at law of VIM. H. Morgan. deceased. of
IN and to the following described lands situate
lying and being IN the said county and state
tO-wit
Commencing at a point g. 20 chains east of the
southwest corner of the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section IS, township
IS, south, range "a, east, thence running north
1906 chains, thence east SO chains thence south
1906 chains, thence west SO chains to the point
OF beginning, containing by estimation ten
acres more or less.
Also beginning at the northeast corner of the
Alvarez grant in township IS, south, range a.
east, and running thence south with a mag
netic variation of 5 degrees, 9 minutes. east,
q 90 chains. thence west with a magnetic vsria-
ton of degrees 5S minutes north, s IS chains,
thence north % 50 chains, thence east 84S chains
to the POi1t of beginning, containing acres
Said land being sold to satisfy said decree and
costs. CARLOS L. SISTRUNK.
NEIL ". ALLIED, Special Master tn Chancery.
III Solicitor for Complainant.
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ der and by virtue Of a FINAL decree rem
dered on the 5oth day of December, 1905 By the
Honorable W. >. Bullock. judge Of the circuit
court of the fifth judicial circuit of Florida Ma.
ron county, in chancery in a certain case
therein lately pending, wherein Edwin c
Smith was complainant and Aggie Golding ct
al. were defendants, the undersigned. as
special master. appointed under said final de
cree to execute the same will
on Monday, the gst dGv Of February. A. d. 1909,
between the hours Of II a. m. and O'Clock
D.. m. at the court house doors in the city Of
Ocala offer for sale and will sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash the mortgaged prem
ises described in said final decree and ordered
TO be sold. tO-wit: The southwest quarter of
section nineteen, in township sixteen south
range twenty east, or 50 much thereof as may
be necessary TO satisfy said decree and costs.
II JOS. H. BELL, Special Master.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Cir
cult OF Florida, in and for Marion county, in
Chaucery,
American Phosphate Company, complainant
vs.. Thomas Palfreeman et al, defendants
IT Is ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANTS
herein named, Thomas Palfreemau, Sophie
g. Parker, Asa W. Parker, IT., Gordon Parker
and Mabel G. Parker b. and they are hereby
required to appear TO the bill OF complaint in
the above entitled cause on or before Monday,
the
Ist day Of February, 4. d. 1904
II Isfurther ordered that a COPY OF this order
be published once week for four consecutive
weeks N the Ocala Banner.
Done this December IS, A. d. 1908.
>. 7. SISTRUNK,
Clerk Circuit Court
BY II. {. SISTRUNK, d. c.
II. I. ANDERSON,
COmplaInant's Solicitor I2I8
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EDUCATORS MEET IN ATLANTA.
Many Matters of Moment To Be Dis
cusssd-Three Days Session.

Many Matters of Moment To Be Dis
cusssd-Three Days Session.
Atlanta, Dec. 3O.-Prominent educa-
tors, representing every state of the
south, met in annual session Of the
Southern Educational association in
this city this evening for a three days
session.
Plans Will be discussed at this meet
ing for the lettering Of ali branches
OF education throughout the south,
and TO devise methods OF the improve
men OF the public schools.
The delegates were welcomed by
Gov ernor Terrell and Mayor Howell.
The feature Of the evening program
was the annual address OF President
Francis Venable, president of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina.
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HEIREsS DISAPPEARS.
Believed Miss RoVeIle, Of Meridian,
Miss, Was Kidnapped.

Miss, Was Kidnapped.
Meridian, Miss, Dec. S1.-The police
department and relatives have as yet
been unable to find any traces Of Miss
Ehel ROvelle, th young heiress to a
fortune valued at six or eight millions,
and it is now the belief that the
young woman has been abducted and
IS being held against her Will.
Miss RoveLe has been missing since
last week, when she left the home OF
ner aunt in West End, presumably to
come to town to do some shopping
Her home is in Birmingham, but sne
was spending the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. J. NJ. Huskey. of this city.
The conditions of the will by which
her benef2ctresS, an aunt, Mrs. Miner
va BenfOrd, Of Denver. Colo, left her
an estate worth $8000,0OO are that
she marry within a year after the
death OF the aunt Of her own free will
and choice, if she wants ito. but if not,
she is to marry man selected by the
deceased aunt and named q the will.
Those considerations have led the rel
atives OF the young woman to fear
thai she has been kidnapped and FOR
that reason her disappearance was re-
ported at once to the police. They
have been unable TO locate her and
have no clew even to the time Of her
leaving the city. for it is not believed
abe could remain here and be CON
csaled.
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At Rescue UnaVaiIins.
uTUp. New Y, Dec. 9O.-Moses L.
CrOugA, the nesOOr Of the ReRssaIae:
county bar, and the last survivor OF
the class OF lS4S, OF Dartmouth col
Iege; WdsAAm Sbaw. head OF the law
hrm OF Shaw, Bailey and Murphy. and
BenJsmin W. Kinney, manager OF the
FulleT-Wsrren company, OF Boston
Mass, lost their Lives in . FIRE when
partially destroyed the Troy Club build
ing a. an early hour today.
Although the doomed men were
seen at me window. nothing could be
done 20 save them, 50 dense was the
smoke and 50 RAPID the progress OF
the flames.
Edward CARPENTER, q New York
vas taken from an upper window by
che fremen and removed 70 a hospital.
where he s recovering from the eff.
ects OF smoke inhaled. he was in
town preparing for his marriage with
q young society woman of the city.
HIS escape from death was regarded
SIS one OF the remarkable features OF
the fire.
AL the persons killed were Occu-
pying rooms on the upper floor of the
club building. which is four stories
IN height and it was this part the
flames attacked first.
The victims had retired about 10
s'clOck and were sleeping sOundly
when the alarm was given by the en-
ployes.
An effort was made ~ once to reach
the sleeping apartments, but the prog
ress OF the FIRE had been 50 rapid that
the help at hand could not make their
way 70 the top floor.
The fire is thought 20 have been
caused by a lighted cigarette being
thrown among some oOmbusuble ma
terisl. The club house was built
10 or y years ago at a cost Of halt
a million dollars. The loss by fire
viii reach $50. 900.
Mr.. ClOugh was SO years Of age. and
Mr.. Shaw was nearly 20. Both resid-
ed at the club at which Mr.. Kinney
and Mr.. Carpenter were guests.
he police report that while the fire
WIS at its worst, q man WAS discover
Ell trying TO set fire 20 the building at
the corner OF Broadway and Fifth av-
eaue, occupied as a newsstand. The
man escaped. Il is not believed. how
ever, that the clubhouse FIRE was OF
anOendiary origin.
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MAINTAIN NEUTRAL ATTITUDE
Missionaries Take No Part In Mace.
donia-Bulgarlan Agitation.


Boston. Dec. 31-The ninetythird
annual report Of the American board
Of commissioners for foreign MISSIONS
which was made public today. says tAe
missionaries in European Turkey have
maintained a neutral attitude. not tax
ing part in the present political tgl-
tations either in Macedonia or BuIga-
ria.
The past year at Salonica in Mace
donis has been the most trying period
in the history of that station. The
success Of the missionary work was
largely prevented by the Eawlessness
and anarchy prevailing throughout the
region.
The total contributions 10 the
American board for the year were
S719,152.
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kiII.d Mobile PoIleeman.

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 3l.-'Policeman
Charles Haggerty was shot and in
stantly killed early today by an IN
known white man whom be had under
arrest. The murderer escaped, and
mas not been captured. The killing
occurred in the heart Of the city with
II a block Of the police station, and
Wa witnessed by one man, who can
give only a vague description OF the
SLAYER.
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WRECKED ON CORAL REEF.
American Schooner Bingham, From
Pensacola, Beat to Pieces.

Pensacola, Beat to Pieces.
ensaeOla, Fla. Dec. 30.-The Nor
wegian steamer Hydra. from BeHse.
brought to port the captain and i've
members OF the crew Of the American
schoOuer Richard A. Bingham, of Pen
SRCOla.
The latter vessel on Dec. IS at mid
night. went on the coral reefs 20 miles
from Be.ise and was a total wreck.
The crew launched one OF the life
boats and this was also crushed. They
afterwards succeeded in launching the
other boat and after spending a terri
bic night upon the water. tossed about
Oy the waves, reached BeIise. from
which place they were brought here.
The schooner had a cargo OF ma
hogany from Belise 10 Pensacola.
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SMALLPOX scoUReE.

Situation al Gordon, Ga, Assumes Crit
ical Aspect.
Gordon. Ca, Dec. Sl.-The smallpox
situation here Is assuming q critical
aspect.
As yet no steps have been taken to
quarantine the town. though the post
Office Is practically closed on account
OF the mail clerks on the train refus-
ing TO exchange mails with the post
master. The postmaster and several
members OF his family are down with
the smallpox.
Up to this time only ten cases nave
developed.
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Anxious to Shoulder Guns.

New York, Dec. 31-The japanese
consulate here is overwhelmed with
offers of volunteers for service in the
Japanese army in anticipation of war
with Russia. cables the Times core.
pendent at Sydney, n. S. W. The
consul has informed the applicants
thar it is impossible to accept foreign
ers for enlistment
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ endersigued, as executors and executrix
respectively, of fhe estate of John F. Dunn, de-
ceased, will on
Saturday, the zd day Of July, A. D. 1904,
apply to the county judge of Marion county.
rIorlda, at Ocala, Fla. for the purpose Of max
ing final settlement of their accounts and for
final discharge.
H. G, DUNN
W. A. HOOKER
Executors
ALICE +. LAW,
I2-2S Executrix.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of the Fifth Judicial Circus
Of Florida, in and for Marion County.
In Chancery.
Martha J. Osborne, Plaintif. vs. John W o.
borne. observation-disclosures.
TT IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANT
4 herein named John w. Osborne. be and h9
is hereby required 10 appear to the ball OF COM
plant in said cause OF before Monday.
The 9TH DAY If EgHH5rT. A. %. I2OA
It is further ordered that copy Of this order
be published once week for eight consecutive
weeks in the Ocala Weekly Banner.
Done this 74th day Of October, A. ID 1905.
(SeaD ;. T. SISTRUNK.
Clerk Circuit COnrt
By n c. Sistruuk. ID. c.
Edwin Spencer, Compliments SOrr- 1870
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TWO Murders In Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 31.-News
reached the city of two murders. VIII
Wright is charged with numbering An
ME Yancey at Sprague Junction, and
young Jones and Elizabeth Jones are
charged with numbering Warren Jones
about IA miles from Montgomery. All
three were put in jail here.
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Explosion In Opera Hous..

Burlington. Iowa, Dec. 31-lt is re-
ported here that the gas plant in the
opera house at Lone Tree. Iowa, has
exploded. wrecking the building and a
boarding house adjoining So far -.
known no one was killed.
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kishlnen Renorted Quiet.

st. Petersburg, Dec. Sit is Off
cially announced in view of the re-
ports current abroad Of renewed hos
tilities upon the Jews that Kish-
Ineff was never quieter than at the
present time.
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Farmer CHARGED With Murder.

Marshalltown, Iowa, Dec. 31-Grant
-Drury, a well known farmer of West
Liscomb, this county, was arrested
today, charged with murder. Mrs.
Drury was supposed to have commit.
ted suicide Dec. s, and an investiga.
ton is in progress.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR FINAL
SETTLEMENT AND FINAL DISCHARGE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned executor OF the last viii and
testament Of JOHN A COLE, deceased viii On
the 18th day Of February A d. I9of.
make sua1 settlement Of his accounts and apply
for I'm discharge. such final settlement and
applicat a TO be made TO the county Judge Of
Marion &C Hty, at Ocala. Florida
8 Is 6m ]. NJ. LIDDELL.
ID. A. MILLER.
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Roatman Went over Falls.

Niagara Falls. y. Y. Dec. 31.-A
boa: containing a man has been seen
passing down the river and over the
Horse Shoe falls. The identity Of
the Inflated boatman is not known.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annuel meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Ocala Foundry and Machine Works will be
held at the Office Of the company. in the city OF
Ocala, Florida. on Wednesday, the 18th of IAN
uary, 1904 at II O'Clock a m
N. W. HARRISON,
GEO. W MARTIN, President.
Secretary. IL II
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Pearson Oil and Gas Company will be held
at the Office of the company, IN Ocala. Florida,
January II. 1904. for the purpose of electing Of
hcers for the ensuing year and the dispatch of
such business as may regularly come before it
HERBERT A. FORD, Pres.
EDw. W. KILLER, Sec.y. III II
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American Economists, Association.

American ECONOMISTS Association.
New Orleans, Dec. S1.-The second
days session Of the American EconO-
lists association was held in Tulane
university. President SeIgman pre-
sided. The proceedings opened with
the reading of a paper by Professor
A. Fatter, of Cornell University on
the relations between rent and inter
est. Professor Thomas N. Carver. OF
Harvard university; Professor John H.
HolIander, of Johns Hopkins, and &.
w. McFarlane participated in the dis.
cussion OF Professor Fetters subject.
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UNION PACIFIC MAY GET geA.N
Former President of Central of Georgia
May Go West.

May Go West.
Savannah, Ga, Dec. 3O--It is report
ed here that former President John
NJ. Egan, OF the Central of Georgia
railway, will become identified with
the Union Pacific.
In just what capacity he will be con
nected with the Union Pacific is not
known
Mr.. Egan is now in New York, where
it Is said he will consult with E. n.
Hartman relative to a place on the
Union Pacific.
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SHOT BASEBALL PLAYER.
Dennis Leahy KILLED In Saloon Row
st Knoxville.

at NuoNhttSs
Knoxville. Tenn, Dec. 31-DenniS
L,eahy for several years a player on
Virginia League baseball teams, and
has always played in Louisville and
Cincinnati, was shot and killed this
morning by Frank Ragan, in a saloon
row. Ragan was Immediately arrested.
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PROMINENT MEN ARE
VICTIMS OF FLAMES
Club House at Troy, N. Y. Is
Partially Destroyed.
A LIST OF The CASUALTIES.

Although the Doomed Men Were Seen
at window, So Dense Was Smoke
and Rapid Fires Progress, Efforts
at Rescue UnaVaiIino.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-03
NEWS OF A DAY IN
GEORGIA'S CAPITAL
NEW MILITARY COMPANIES
To BE MUSTERED IN AT DUBLIN
AND MADISON.

The Advent of These Two Infantry
Commands VIII Leave But One
Vacancy Among the states Infnn-
try-This Vacancy Is In the Third
HeCfment-There Are About a DOz-
en- Applications From Towns That
Want TO Organize Companies.
Atlanta, Dec. 1.-Two new military
companies have been ordered by Gov.
Terrell admitted to the state service.
One of these will be at Dublin, Lau-
rens county, and the other at Madi-
son, Morgan county. The Dublin COM
pany will be attached to the Second
Infantry and the Madison company to
the Third Infantry.
Both of these companies will be mus
tered into the service before the first
of the year. There will then remain
only one vacancy in the sixty infantry
companies allowed by law, and that is
in the Third Regiment. There are
about a dozen applications on file for
the admission of companies in various
parts of the state.
Printers Are RESTRAINED.
Judge ]. H. Lumpkin. in the Superior
Court to-day, granted a sweeping in
junction, in which the action of or
ganized Tabor figures prominently. The
DR.. Blosser Printing Company with
drew from the Printers Employing
Club of Atlanta some time ago be-
cause of alleged discrimination, and
he oI4.k afI aI Ixr H. ..-s,, t,,-=
began a systematic interference, call
ing out Blossers men. Blosser sued
for $4,000 and permanent injunction.
Judge Lumpkin holds that the Print
ers' Club and the Typographical Union
have no right to interfere in any way
with the printers employed by Blosser,
and cessation of this interference,
even by solicitation or any other
means, is ordered, pending the litiga-
ton.
Sale of Trees Prohibited.
The State Board of Entomology, act
ing under an opinion rendered by At
tofney General John c. Hart. has is
sued an order forbldding the sale of
young peach trees from certain nurse
ries in and around Fort Valley, which
are known to be infected with San Jose
scale. The owners of these nurseries
petitioncd the board for permission to
dispose of this stock locally but under
No prohibitory law of December. 1928,
the board has emphatically denied the
request.
Freight Trains Run Monday.
The Seaboard Air Lines new line be-
tween Atlanta and Birmingham was
finally completed to-day, and on Mon
day next 4 will be opened to freight
traffic. This line will open a new route
to the West in connection with the
Frisco system. and bring active COM
petition with the Southern Railway
into Alabama. as it parallels that road
between Atlanta and Birmingham.
The Seaboard's new line runs through
only four Georgia counties, Fulton,
Cobb, Paulding and Polk.
Passenger service on the new line
will not be installed before the first
of the year. because there is consid-
era Die work to be done on the road be-
fore it viii be in shape for that travel.