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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
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FOUND BADLY FROZEN.
Harry selby, of New Sharon, Comes
Near Ereezinq to Death.

With both feet and one hand BABY
frozen, Harry Selby, young man who
claims New Sharon as his home, WAS
found about o'clock this morning by
the police in an old vacant house on
North Fourth avenue, near Marion
street He was taken to the jail and
was later removed to the Singleton hos
pital. where his condition is said to be
quite critical. His feet are In such 4
condition that 1t may be necessary "a
amputate both of them. Had 1t moi
been for residents living near the place
where Seiby was found he would prob
ably have frozen to death. city Mar
shall Nicholson was notified by 'phona
that man was occupying the house
and officer Hanson and Merchant Po-
lice Haas were sent to care for him
Selby says he wandered to the house
during the night. while drunk. and
went TO sleep He says his father
Adam Selby, Is blacksmith of New
Sharon. and that he himself had been
n brakeman for the Iowa Central hut
had. been discharged. He is man
about &c years OF age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
LOCAL COMMENT.
sssvs...,.....y.sv.,.,

The small boy with sled is omni
present these days, aud with no school
today to worry him is in his glory. The
lad who is not SO fortunate as TO own
sled of his own is about as happy,
however. for there are plenty of hobs
to catch on"
Manageable young men would do
We'll 10 join a union to combat the in
fluences OF the Leap Year Club. which
lis being formed. quite generally at the
present time. A number OF Iowa cities
are boasting OF leap year clubs, ana
Marshalltown can hardly escape. elm
ton and Dubuque girls have already
organized, and Dies Sloines judge has
offered to marry all couples free of
charge, providing they show that the
bride did the capturing. "Boycotting
in its truest sense is being pracaced by
the young women who have Joined the
clubs. The first girl to win is to be
feted by her sisters, and the last one
20 join the ranks before the bells sound
the sad tidings of the new year Is to
banquet the entire club and the dead
wood they have dragged to shore in
their M,tle nets. The man who refuses
one OF these tempting offers ds dead
one" for all time to cone. and accord
Ing to the rules OF the club is not to be
recognized on the street. socially, or
any other way. It's a good thing leap
year comes only once in four years.
We are certainly living in strenu-
Gus age. Scarcely before the victims
81 the terrible Chicago fire, which
RACED a band OF crepe about the dying
year. have been buried. moving pic
lures. giving the CHASTITY scenes in their
vas In this city. There are also offered
TO the public complete works giving
the story of the disaster, wildly paint
ed in al its tevors. Before the the
atrical season is over II Is safe to say
that some thrilling, sensational melo
drama will be advertised. With the the
alter disaster as thu theme around
which to build story OF mans du-
p!icity and womans weakness.
The Marshalltown viaduct for Gem
ter street. ds to be settled next week
once and for all. The railroad commits
sioners will hold session in this city,
take up the work of the final hearing,
and in a few days IL will be known
whether or not an overhead crossing
is 10 be furnished the public across the
tracks of the three roads entering this
caty. The city is confident that the
plans are fsasible. but the railroads
nave been very active. and will I'M
doubtedly have a few high cards to
play upon she SHOW down."
Marshalltown has an opportunity to
have some professional base ball next
year, and place in the field team
belonging to a league composed of cii-
les Of this class. There Is but one week
to decide the matter, az a forfeit 10 70
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
OUTSIDE WORK FINISHED
Special Agent Boylan Completes
the Driving of Rural Route
Territory
HAS COVERED OVER 900 MILES
In Making the inspection of the Ter
ritory MIR. Boylan Sees Every Farm
House in Marshall county-Data is
complete-wilI Take Few Weeks to
Do tho Compiling and Arranging.

After having snent four weeks IN
,,,, county
a''N'ns '''e 'o''s -
and after having covered niue over
900 miles of territory, John I. Boyan,
.,,.,1 an. AZ tho rural free delivery
Ia. ~
service, ii'i'shed ''ie o"'s'
his task Friday afternoon. The last
drive was out OF St Anthony, and so
-, ~. ,,vass been that
Mr.. boyian mas seen every ia' III NUS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23

crease from IS to $40. commencing
Sept. 2, 1903.
John ID. Classen, Marshalltown, Com
pany ID, Thtrty-fourth Illinois infantry,
increase from IS to 49, commencing
Sept. 10. 1903
Charles c. Fbright. Soldiers Home,
Company b. One Hundred Thirty
eighth Illinois infantry. increase from
So to IS. commencing Aug. 26, 1908.
Joseph II. Johnston. Marshalltown,
Company G. one Hundred Twenty
sixth Illinois infantry. original at the
rate of SIS, commencing. Aug. - 1903.
Isaac B. Mann, Marshalltown. Com
pany X, Seventh Iowa cavalry, in
crease from So to $40, commencing
Sent. .. 1903.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23

A. Morgan and c. j. Lander, but con-
Guided TO engage in business for him
self. Mr. Manhood, for several years,
Was Il travelling salesman. and for some
time has been DESTROYS of leaving the
road, so that he could be at home. The
new firm will be known as the McDon-
aid Il Mahood Company. and the In
tention is to make extensive improve
ments in the store and add to their
complete line of drugs and everything
that customer would wish. Roth are
We'll known. popular Young men, and
the new firm starts out under the mos;
favorable auspices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
scANLoN 10 BE HERE.
Noted Temperance Worker From Min
nesota Will Fill Weeks Dates IN

VUUueys
Hon. Charles Scanlon. of Minnesota,
defeated for governor of that state on
the prohibition ticket few years agt,
will fill weeks lecture engagements
in the county. beginning Monday night.
in this city. Mr.. Scanlon's meetings
will be held at Reform Hall. He Will
also lecture here on Wednesday ev-
ening. On Tuesday night will be MT
LaMoille: Thursday night at Albion:
and Friday at Liscomb. MIR. Scanlon
will be remembered as the barbecue
day orator for the prohibitionists last
fall. He has been working under TIE
direction of the state central commit
tee during the present month. and be-
ginning February will be in Nebraska,
for few weeks. on his way to the
coast
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
Hox,s Thlsi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 10
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured BY
Hail. Catirrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY CO., Props Toledo, o.
We tho undersigned, have known F. J. Che
ney for the last 10 years, and believe him per-
;ectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga.
lions made by their firm.
WEsr TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
wALplsa, KisNAS & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, O..
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold BY AL
Drugxists. Testimot,is's FREQ.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23


be paid on February 1, in order TO re-
tain the franchise that has been grant
ed. Marshalltown was once the lead
ing base bail town in Iowa, but in re-
cent years 1t has greatly deteriorated
in this direction. An opportunity is
now open. and If the town wants good
Dali IL has a chance 10 secure IT. Those
VINO expect TO talk next summer. as IN
Years past, about the lack of good base
ball, ana why can't Marshalltown be
AXE ii once WAS, Will now nave the
opportunity 70 back their remarks Win
little money If enough can be m
terested in the venture, ana form
stock company Marshalltown's name
VIII be included in the Eastern IOWA
League
The Mason City papers, which take
attention TO the deplorable condition IN
MafshailtoWn as result OF the saloon
element should. In the future. buiia
their own houses out of something else
but glass. Mason CITY without sa
looms, seems TO be confronted WITH
problem even worse than IS net mere.
- - t'''Ntt 49, '''''i'' -
OF the moralizins. IS to be peaeVea'
Fhat paper III recent Issue says
every sunday night there are III she
city number OF men VINO are heaV'lS
under The Influence OF hquor. mere
Mere IN the eity last night al ieas,
twenty men who We're intoxicated.
Friends OF some of them TOOK them
OF the streets, but AT one time they
were al! out where they could De seen.
Al times the night otfleers are very
busy rounding them UP and taking care
OF them. Under the present conditions.
OF having 10 have commitment pc
Tore the men can be lodged IN tiie jan
makes IT very difficult for the oiIicers.
Every man arrested mas To be 'aKFh
TO me justice before he can be put IN
his cell, and long about ! O'Clock ~
makes IT bad Tor all concerned.
The city council In It's emergent ac-
uctlOn on the WATSON case dcteu Wisely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
PENCE PROPERTY SOLD.
East State Street Home Brings $3.50
AT Public Auction.

The j. B. Pence homestead. at 30s
East State street. was sold this morn
ing at public auction. in the cour.
house, by Referee e. b. Zines. l. $.
Finkle was the purchaser bidding the
property in at $2,7S0. The sale at
tracted quite large crowd and num-
Der took part In the bidding. j. w
Mcpherson was the second highest bid
der, stopping when the price reached
$2,775. The sale was the result Of a
suit over the division of the estate Of
the late j. b. Pence. brought by heirs,
and MIR. Emes was appointed by the
court TO dispose Of the State street
property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
CHASE CAN'T COME
Webster City Man, Who offered to
Finance and Manage Base Ball Team
r..a4 h, c.,urcd-TaIk Of Stock

Company.
d. C. Chase. of Webster City. the
base ball promoter. who was thought
could be secured to finance and manage
Il team representing this city In the
Eastern Iowa League. is not available
just now. In letter TO j. c. Dunn
received this morning, Mr.. Chase says
he cannot come, but intimated that
should this city keep its franchise he
might be available at later date.
With the chance OF manager done
away with. about the only thing left
is to organize a stock company and
secure manager either from among
the stockholders. or an outsider. This
has been considered by some to be the
most feasible plan. the principle objec-
ton being the selection OF the proper
person for a manager. 1t seems to be
the opinion of a number who attended
the meeting that stock company
could be formed. provided manager
was secured Whatever Is to be ac-
must be done during the
coming week. so that there Is no time
to be lost.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
TAKES CASE FROM THE JURY.
oliver Gage Discharged in the District
Court Friday Afternoon.

Court Friday Afternoon.
Oliver Gage. who was on trial in the
district court Friday on a charge of
larceny. is a free man again. Judge
Caswell having taken the case from the
jury at o'clock The court could see
no ground for criminal action, and said
that If there We're any justitiable ac-
ton, 1t should have been commenced
civilly. by replevin. Gage was ac-
cused by Gus Weber of stealing horse.
in which the defendant claimed an
equity. The principal feature that
worked against the defendant a, the
preliminary. was the resistance he Of
fered while being placed under arrest,
Had he submitted peaceably it rs
thought that the criminal action wouli
have been dismissed III the prelimin-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
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FOUNDATION WALLS IN.
Good Headway Being Made on th'

Good HeadWay BeIng Made on the
Storage Reservoir.
Ely & Dunn, the contractors having
charge of the building of the citys new
1000. 000galion storage reservoir. are
making very satisfactory progress with
thu work and have the foundation
walls completed The sixteen inch
pipe, leading from the reservoir to the
pump wells. across the river, has been
laid from bank to bank. but Will not b.
connected until the reservoir and
pump we'll are completed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
chieaao.New York Sight Seeing

Pennsylvania short lines-Fort
WAYNE route thru historic Indiana and
Ohio cities, the shortest line east
standard fares: PAM Handle route thru
I.ogansport and Columbus-lower fares.
From Pittsburgh, the worlds iron and
steel center. Pennsylvania trains tra-
verse miles of scenic beauty across the
Allegheny mountains. Passengers nave
privilege of going via Baltimore and
Washington to Philadelphia and New
York at same fares as over direct route
thru Lancaster Ten days stop-over at
Washington; also at Baltimore and ut
Philadelphia. Consult c. l.. kimbail.
A. G. p. agent. No. . Sherman street.
Chicago. for particulars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
MARSHALL County Pensions.

Marshall County Pensions.
Robert Denbow, of Albion. has re-
ceived from Washington the following
notices of allowances to Marshall
county veterans:
Christian Henning, Soldiers Home,
Company r. Sixth Iowa cavalry. in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23

tfaCeu 10 tue kluHeyS,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
NEW DRUG FIRM.
Mcdonald & Mahood Co. Purchase tn,
poMer'S S&oek

Negotiations were concluded yester-
day whereby the Geo. p Powers drug
stock was transferred to j. Z. McDon-
aid and r. J. Manhood. two Well known
business men of this city Mr.. Melon
aid was formerly in the employ OF B.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened BY 0yeI-WoIk.

Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.
1t used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23

Loyal Legion Of Plymouth Fair.
AT the meeting of the Mayflower
Colony OF the Loyal Legion of Ply
mouth. held last evening. all arrange
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23

Therefore, when your kidneys are weak
or out of order, You can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do Its
duty. 49,, !.
taking the great kidney remedy, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are we'll they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys:
The mild and the extraordinary effect OF
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
Of the most distressing cases, and is sold
$; N.Y.; IS; ); !; vi s; ~ : :; !;
have sample bottle Homo of sw.mpRoos.
by mail free, also pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DR.. Kilmer s. Co., Bmg-
hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp Root,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, N. Y. on every bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-23

on its merits by all
druggists in ffty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

fairs; that he will close the
top Of his desk to-nig t, leaving the key
In 1T for Mr.. Buxtor He sa vs. that this
was i tlle way In siW W lch his prede cessor.i
Mr. "a. Post, turned the city's affairs Itr7
over to him.
THE COUNCILS.
1t sis expected that calls will be 81 gned
tomorrow morning for met tings OF both
branches of the Counci TO be held q e.
morrow night for organi la lon, !,
There are hume GUS m alters OF great ,east5
4 Importance, which were LEI pnatt nded 70
by the old Council. viii chS VIII haye,to go
taken up h and disposed Of immedi lately
Nv the ew%clty ia Tiers. Among other:
things tneS city ma rket house, on which
rent has been accruing since March ST
Is idle, awaiting the election Of a clerk
and the pa sa &c of an ord nance providing
FOR its opening. IN The app pint ment of g
police commissioner Is u awaited WI tn tht
xrea test interest by the publ Q generally
Mayor Moss made an ppointmen some
time ago, but 1t was never confirm 2 Y
the Council. Ut
~ THE NEW MAYOR.
Mr.. Buxton was born in Jackson county;
n, a, g February 40 1874 He ATTENDED
the Horner M ltary Soho oxford, y
4en tered Wake 81 i crest College # IN NJ lSsl,
sraduating In 1896 with q the degree of -
"a "a ook2 law course at III Univ rslty of
North Carolina, finishing In 1895; was
admitted to the bar by the Supreme Court
Enf North Carolina In 1893 and locat ted ~
y his city. q to practice his PROVES on ~
SNnvember. 1898. When he nnounced ms
- ndid aoy for Mayor aga inst May Moss
,a1iaunched his first pol teal VENT re. ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
II .||::'..|'.IAlv|.CL,.E|::
IN |N|'|.O||.:RiF'(||.:(||.'L|
Have woI Police Justices and
Two Police
: Courts.
the Police PATRONAGE ! 81
Will Boycott Loyall'sB Court and
Take Their Cases to sins
m an = 3.
n e. -. z.
III \ !. !.

(spec!al 70 Y The Times Dispatch.)
@ NORFOLK NJ August 81 Bruce. I'm
fs;mmoe ns, kr,n yn as the "a Their
Of good government in No rfo,f Ia YIN Wing:
Teen elected police Justice by the coed
government councilmen and ~ -.
Loyal lawyer. having been elected ed p y
lice justice by the old ring council Y
looks like there WI be two po,.cs tus i
tees and two police q courts AZ thougbi
She charter provides for one justice and an
one court ImpJrtant and sensational q I
developments appear on the to pis - II ~. fe
police department Is wit the u 2 drn'.'--3
sistra ton, which is good goyern ln, NJ
ana II is said that the pol VA boy
colt Loyall's court an hrr 8 hSlir Cases
to Simmons col rt.
$ss TANGLED STATE.
The tangled state Of fairs has been
brought about BY the failure Of the new
constitution to extend the terms sot tile
police board and that Of police justice.
The supreme Court Is expected % tnaily
settle the matter. but the good govern
s1nent counclmen say that the city char
ter gives them the right to remove any
Officers elected by 4 tho counci lis. Y This
probably means that the new council-
men will get rid OF all the dppointees
of the old councils. The ring IL is known.
will resist this m owe. and one Of ne
Warmest times q IN the political :,islory
of Nor folk. if not IN Il the State IS ans
q NEW q COUNCIL. N
The new counci!s meet tomorrow
night, when 1t is expected that many
ring heads will fall into The basket. Tie
declare that they will stand
by the caucus held Monday night. Il
85 Good government peopA declare tnat
many OF he acts OF s3nstice Loyail may
have been Illegal, Il and 1t is possible TINT
who lesale suits aga inst the u city may
result. 3 81 sts5 n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01

?ad journed Friday after q three days
session at H Upper Zion 4 Gthurch In Caro-
line.county.SJudgaE b. G.: ~ ncure was the
moderator. Nearly All OF 81 the churches
in VI the assoclatio were represented by
delegates, and the proceedings were Of
an exceedingly d interesting nature. rhei
officers elected for the ensuing year were
Judge &c. Moncure. mod orator; w Il
Gresham clerk ~. III. u wat hmey, treas
surer. Bethesda Church In Ca line 60 un--Sl
Nv, was selected as e the y place n for the
next annual meeting In August, 500,
~ KICKED in THE MOUTH.
IA son Of Mr.. WI liam Jet, of Stafford
county \, was kicked In tho mouth by a.
horse to-day, resulting in the breaking
3of s5hisS jaws bone II and terribly laceratins
his face. 81
s3I Mr.. and Mrs. 3, M, r osebro upon their
return home after d e absence OF several
weeks. found that a large quantity of
glass ware, china, etc., had been taken
from their rooms. The officers secured %
quantity OF the goods which had = been
purchased " for trif les by u b colored swo-J
men, It turned out that q young colored
girl, Matte r icha fteen years old, (
( had stolen the china, Gu t glass, pictures,
satc., at dif ferent times and sold articles
worth $50 for IS cents each.
CHOSE IA WHIPPING.
4. The girl was given the option OF q Jail.
sentence or flogging. She chose the
latter, and 4 Sergeant Chic hester laid 4 on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-01
RIVER ROA.RS With.
THE SLACK /. { J !! ]! NJ: }.
Wharf Breaks and Drops i
Eight Barrels Scene
Of Excitement,
fspee!al 10 The Times, Dispatch, !,

5fspec.al 10 The Times, plspatoh,@ !; !, :.
cANillEN, VA Apgusts sl,-stlH' I! g
wharf, on the Potion &C, 9bi oka ~ ! Two
Yesterday and dropped 70, Is biz w gen
eight barrels Of lime and ot artlele 4
IL the bottom OF the river. me u ra!'
timebrs about midway between tRo PIER
h, I cad and the shore gave away undsrl
tha weight Of tho loa asd Wagon, Whicll
wa. Fbeing drawn by so ne NJ sp.i and ~
= few minutes the slaking ilme a. ke
sbcttom lof the river tilew bo 'ttnE
Spateri' u such an extent thai men could
not baRin the work 4 Of es ~
some m en- went overheard and saYeu 2
small portion Of the alrne "a nd y kcg OF Of
! The accident occurred q few minutes
he fore the Washing tonr bound ri eaMer.
arrived and caused "a almost /, Wild excite.
gner,t. for melt her pa ers nar fIeltih
could reach the pierheal by way 70 ne
wharf bridge. "a ca pta In yasssl y \
El,nlly came to the rescue, and WIN MS
large yawl boat Gony eyed a n umhpr a =
passengers and much ~ : no q - p
Re Joh,, McNabb. Ntip has reen on
n yisit To- friends IN b KING sseorgs loft
Syasterdny for his home U az Iaerlldpn,a
4 Miss Miss Mary sykes returned ITO ash,
Iington yesterda a tsr speislR ~ me spFss
n,cr with rela Ives here. *;
q Misn Edna Greenla ", 4 who has been ~
euast Sof friends here for several Wspks,
Eas returned TO Was Ing ton.
3s Rev. j, & r., Thomas on SUM " II fsjgned1
[ ma petst oyate Of b Potomac aptlet
Church. near this plaas, YlNs notice
that ne 4 could not serve the shuFph
iangsg than The conln& psssMps "a.
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GETTING Tin READY /; FOR
The NEN SESSION
Extensive Improv ents in the
Buildings at the $S,8
= tspscial to The TIMES Dispatchs NJ
V.1P..I,

Especial to The Timss- Dispatch
4F BLACKSBuRG, IN pgust S1.--,E rep.S
Sarations for the opening Of tie Virginia
Polytechnic Institute i here are being
pushed with tn greatst rapidity., NJ
though the opening viii have 10 sbe de-
slayed a. few days In order to complete the
dining halls, all the new students and 1
cadet officers will be received September
21sts the her old students TO q ms Sep
TENDER 27th a siSSs 81
" The dining hall building. which takes
In the y old n dining ball and auditorium:
with a large three.story5 add tion, 40 near
i Scompl ted N now. and mr. dern cd ulpmnntS
OF TIL chest machinery for cooking an
handling food stufts lsi d no " n being ln-ss
stalled. When all the mac hlnsry lss
placed the Gull airy eaui pment viii rival
that OF any OF her Il inst lon In The
South, The seating capacity Of the,
The addition to the shop department.
will be completed by sc enlher l5t b, and \
All the machinery Will q be- IN place by
the GOTH This add tionB wi ~ q bout double
the capacity OF this depa rtmen 4. ~
The auditorium ~ being bull iof ma ttys8
stone. and will have q sea ting capacity
of a, he stone work Will be COM
ypleted by October lat, bur the Interior
Will not be fInlBhed III la uary, rhlas
Sbuildin WI coAta In IA d rye room " hich
VIII be used by the board % visitors for
their; maeti ngs. ,.5 & 3s3
Work 10 Raw being pushed or Bar-
"a pidly. and III Will be, ready for 50ecg-s
PAL ts by November l5th .a
& Excavations have beer, ade fors PEorsS
sann AZ NJ sOllleis res Idanco, which WIN 4