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fits and privileges herein granted.
shall. during the life of this fran-
chise, be kept and always remain III
thc corporate limits of said city OF
FCIarksburr; and it is hereby made
an express condition Of this grant
that il the principal office OF sAld
comp my is ever removed beyond
The corporate limits Of said city then
lon benefits, rights and privileges
herein granted shall become forfeit
ID and lapse. -
Section .. That in case the 49,
| ". p. Stout. his successors or as
signs. shall fail to furnish and sup
,lv Gas To the City of Clnrksburg
or its citizens as above specified Tor
a period of two consecutive days
except on account of causes beyond
control of said Stout, his successors
or assigns. to prevent, the said
4 Council Of the City of Clarksburg
shall then have the right to annul
| The franchise hereby granted.
Section 10. That the rights,
privileges and benefits hereby grant
ed to-said d. p. Stout are given up
on the further condition that such
rights. benefits and privileges shall
i he void unless the said ID. p. Stout
: Ibis successors or assigns, shall be
!, Gin the construction or laying Of hr
pipe lines for supplying gas within
= ninety days after the passage Of thu
. ordinance. and bring natural gas
: from a well or wells into said GIT,
i and he fully prepared to furnish t
: the said City and It's citizens. from
/ and through its own pipe lines,
quantity of gas sufficient for the de
r mands Of said City and its citizens
> on or before the i III day OF DC
h cember, 1908.
{. Section II. Sai7 D. p. Stou
It shall not be entitled the benefit
:. rights and privileges " this fror
l. chise granted (but tn same sha
d be null and void and Ill rights by
IS granted shall cease and determine
J. unless sold Stout or his assigns sha
Is before the / 18th day of July, 100
II file with the Clerk of the City {
IT Clarksbnrg a notice in writing, or
" n corporation a copy Of = rasol
lei ton passed by its Board of Directo
?. certified to he such copy by its pre-.
f. dent. accepting this ordinance ~
II agreeing to furnish gas to tho 81
e. and to the citizens and reside I
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THE TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIoNiE5.. |. LEAGUE.

YESTERDAY RESULTS.
Chicago 4; st. louis 1.
Chicago 2; st. Louis o.
Cincinnati 5; 2ittsburg l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YPsrERpAY's REsULTs.

Chicago /; Detroit o.
Cleveland 3; st. Louis 2.
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THE GAS FRANCHISE.

CContirr,d from page tw0l
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
kERsEY

f. w. Johnson of Greeley visited
friends in kersey on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haynes of
Greeley were visitors at the home of
E. X. Plumb last Friday.
Kersey has been greatly troubled
by hoboes lately and deputy sheriff
has been petitioned for by it's citi-
Zens.
The Jumpers who were holding
forth in the Box Elder school house,
have returned to the home" in
Denver.
f. X. Plumb and Chas. Tew, the
attorney of Greeley, visited the
reservoir of tie latter near Orchard
last week.
A number of government officials
from Omaha visited this community
last week. They were taking the
measurement of water in the Platte
and Poudre rivers.
John France on last Saturday en-
joyed phenomenal catch of fish.
He counted over POO and then stopped
counting them and commenced to
give them away to his friends.
Mrs. Witwer gave very enjoyable
function at the S. L. w. school
house to her friends on. last Friday
evening A large number of guests
were present and gayety reigned su-
preme.
Mrs. A. NJ. Plumb gave chill
dren's party one day last week:
Several of the parents attended and
acted as chaperons. Ice cream, cake
and lemonade were served and the
little folks enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely on the greensward, under
the shade trees.
Mrs. E. L. Tew gave one of her
recherche dinners on Sunday to a
number of Greeley friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison of 'Kersey were also
present. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers while the
dining room was made fragrant with
sweet peas. The dinner had all the
up-to-date features for which the
hostess is noted.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
THE DELTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Foley entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Sunday.
Miss Bessie Smith is on the cleri-
cal list of the Golden Rule store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robson spent Sun
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess.
:, ;, Mrs. George Reed left last week for
three months visit to her old home
In Iowa.
MIR. Vandermay Is marketing his
crop OF raspberries now and 1t is ex-
ira good this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson ex-
pect soon to leave for their new
home in Nebraska. The best wishes
of all the neigubors go with them.
S. Robb purchased forty acres of
land OF Robert Noodle. They will
still farm the Bliss place they are
on, and live on it as their land has
no house on it.
John Archibald lost valuable
horse last week. While putting up
the hay one of the men had runa.
way and ran into Mr.. Archibald, In
juring one horse of his team so 1t
died,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
EATON

Mr.. Givan was visitor In Long
mont last week.
Miss Ida Brown has been ON the
sick list this week.
Miss Lulu Leadbetter came home
from Denver last Thursday.
Mr.. Oshern has moved his family
into residence in the north part of
town.
The Christian Endeavor society
gave social at the home of Il. NJ.
Hutchison Tuesday night.
Mrs. E, X. Packard and daughter,
Florence, returned Monday evening
from a short trip to Denver.
f. X. Mullen general manager
and Ed. Ryan, auditor of the Colo
RADIO Milling company, were in
Eaton Wednesday.
U. S. Congressman Bonynge was
interviewing the business men of
Eaton one day last week, rumor says
In regard to postotfice matters.
A. c. Adams expects to start for
Buffalo, n. Y, Thursday. His
family will return with him the first
of August and will reside in Eaton.
Mrs. S. B. Currier of Tarpon
Springs, Florida and c. P. Taplin Of
Highgate Center, Vermont. are
visiting relatives in Eaton this week.
Mrs. f. L. Weller and son, Hugh,
left Tuesday evening on the U. p.
for Salt Lake. They expect to stop
off at Grand Junction on their return
trip.
Ben Middleton came in from the
country west of Eaton Tuesday and
says crops in the vicinity of Black
hollow district damaged by hail re-
Gently are not as bad as reported.
Mrs. ]. F. Coffman entertained
the following ladies at six O'Clock
dinner Monday: Mesdames Lair.
Woods. White, Neel, Middleton,
Giddings, Currier and Taplin. A
pleasant evening was spent with the
hostess and her family who are
counted among Eaton's best enter
tainerS.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
LAsALLE

Mrs. W. L. Thomason was Ill sew
eral days this week.
VIM. Farley of st. Louis arrived
in LaSalle Tuesday evening.
Willie Bird has so far recovered
from his accident as to be able to
get around on crutches.
ID. S. Ellis and family, also Miss
Blanche Sibley of Greeley, are IN
the mountains this month.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor Of College
Springs. Iowa, was the guest OF Mrs.
ID. Sc His Friday and Saturday.
Chris Sorenson and family re-
turned Saturday evening from an eX-
tended visit in the east. Mrs. Sor-
enson is much benefited by the trip.
A number of the LaSalle young
people attended the ice cream social
Mt Miss Nelson's in Big Bend, also
one at the Misses McWiliams in
Greeley the same evening.
Mrs. Porter Baird died at her
home south of LaSalle Monday even
ing at O'Clock. The funeral took
place from the residence "Wednesday
morning, Rev. Wylie of Evans con-
ducting the service. She leaves to
mourn her loss a husband, three
daughters and three sons.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
sEEeE DRAW

S. W. Dean of Greeley spent Sun
day with his parents.
Miss Rachel Stiger of Denver Is
visiting Miss Josie Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oster and Miss Rica
attended services at Nantes, Sunday.
Mr.. Devinny is having some much
needed work done on the road here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arens visited
Sunday with Mrs. Arens' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chesnut.
Bert Anderson met with very
painful accident one evening last
week, by being kicked in the face by
his horse. Several .steeth were
knocked out and his lower lip and
chin were cut through. Several
stitches had to be taken in the cash.
Mr.. Anderson will be laid up for
several weeks, but he is thankful 1t
was no worse.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
LAGRANGE

Nearly all the farmers have started
to cut their barley as it is nearly all
ripe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Adams and
children of Kersey visited with Geo.
f. Adams Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Westenberg of New
Windsor was visiting in the neigh
borhood several days last week.
Mrs. Howard and daughter, Mrs.
Johnson, and friend, Miss White,
took tea at Chas. Ford's on Thurs
day.
Fred Montgomery from the south
ern part of the state was visiting his
sister, Mrs. A. r. English, part OF
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Ford have
gone to Hillsboro to spend the week.
They are building new house on
their place.
Mrs. Loveland and baby are i'm
proving slowly. They have had
quite siege of sickness. We hope
to see them better soon.
Chas. Ramsay, Mr.. Starcher,
Frank Adams and Chas. Netf left
the first of the week for Chambers
Lake, intending to be gone two
UapkS =
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
GIBSON

Mr.. David lately enjoyed a trip
to the mountains.
Mr.. Painter of Greeley was a
business caller in Gipson on Monday.
Miss Irma Orr is at home again
after a pleasant visit to- some OF
Colorado's resorts.
Mrs. Jessup lately arrived from
the east for stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huey.
George Huey has been here from
Yuma, ou a visit to his parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. John Huey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson of Lucerne
were callers at NJ. P. Martinson's on
Monday. Mr.. Pierson Is brother
of Mrs. Martinson.
Crops generally look we'll at the
present time, having grown rapidly
since the recent showers, followed by
hot, growing weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nalorus Webster
from down the Platte, spent Sunday
with the family of Mr.. Webster's
sister, Mrs. F. c. Teller.
Miss Heilman who has been in
this vicinity during the summer Will
attend the teachers institute In
Fort Collins soon, after which she
will enjoy vacation in the noun
tains before taking up again her
work in the Buell. school.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
Antelope Park

Inez Rulph and Joe Franklin
visited relatives in Eaton Sunday.
MIR. Rissman who was struckeby
lightning Thursday Is still very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hagar were
visiting at w. l.. Baldridge's Sun
day.
w. p, Clark from Colorado
Springs is visiting ii. A. Roullard S
family.
Miss Irma Van Sickle from Fort
Collins spent part OF last week with
Miss Mabel Austin.
David Emory and wife of Obser-
vatory spent Sunday with the lam
lily Of J. X. Pressler.
Chancellor Buchtell preacheo an
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
tighIandIake

Bollenger is cutting some ffhe
fajsed above the ditch.
Hamilton was a business WIS.,
Greeley last Saturday.
Doughty and wife returned to
bme in Arvada Tuesday.
pie Doughty is enjoying his
} as Charles Kerr's guest.
BOllenger has purchased a
act of land near Brighton.
y all the sugar beets are
and all hands are now busy
them.
was a large acreage OF grain
fhiS year above water and all
bkS well.
Mead is improving slowly
Pe serious injury received by
(icked by a mule. Her name
Maud.
wedding bells rang Sunday at
fmllton's place. Their old
ghter, Sabra, and jill. Corder
lted in marriage by Rev. d.
|ng at high noon.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
FARMERS SPUR

Mrs. Emmerson is expected home
soon from her visit to Scotland.
The Croll girls of Greeley have
been visiting with Mrs. L. Starcher
this week.
The Japs are getting the beets
about all hoed. Every one seems to
be we'll satisfied with their work.
The balloon ascension last Friday
at Seeley Lake did not seem to be
successful as the man was caught in
the top of a tall tree while the bal
loon came down in the lake.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
EVANS

s,i,lman is a Loveland WIS.,
his week
!, v,uaKen of Loveland spent
y with Evans friends
|. |. Clara Godding of Burns kah''
su,st" '.".t of Mrs. W. F. Smith.
| posa Willie was a Denver
S~naav and Monday OF this
Thomas Taylor of College
!. ! lava. is visiting friends In
:. n,s been commenced on the
dump and it will be ready Tor
ming beet crop.
Lucas and daughter Cora
he guests of Mrs, Neimyer
4 DAYS last week,
Eester and son, Thatcher,
ednesday for Denver and VIII
! for several months.
poberts. the section foreman,
lave TO Greeley this week, hav-
rjded to 20 into business there.
corpenter of Iowa is visiting
bome of her sister, Mrs. W.
|ry. in the north part Of town.
Downing and S. Il. Huffsmith
|DDe up to the north Cache la
to look after their mining
us,
!. rashbaugh, who has been In
lilroad business for the past
lars, was retired last Monday.
years OF this time has been
h Evans as station agent for
biOn Pacific railroad. Mr..
n Sterling has been employed
his place here.
Anderson of Whites coal
bet with Il painful accident
|ay night. He went into his
! look after his horses when
them kicked him in the
DR.. Horton was summoned
kSed the wound. He reports
|lent doing we'll.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
All Over Weld.

S. S. Poe is improving his prop.
erty, recently purchased from c.
W. Shannon, by building front
porch, room at the back and a
barn.
Misses Eta and Fannie Elson,
Maud Mcllvray and Jessie Sheels Of
Magnolia, Ohio, were visiting r. NJ.
Gale and mother last week. They
left here to visit friends at Colorado
Springs.
L. G. Temney has moved into
Prof. Browns hurse east of the
track for a short time. Prof. Brown
is now visiting his old home in
Normal, Ill. He expects to return
about Aug. l, bringing his mother
with him to spend the winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
CROW CREEK


Miss Caddy Klein is visiting at
Mr.. Witwer's.
Rev. Oliver and Frank Williams
were visiting at Eaton last week.
Miss Inias Branna of Box Elder
visited her friend, Della Stanford,
Sunday.
Mrs. Briscoe, Miss Nell Briscoe
and cousin were visiting George and
Howard Briscoe.
Mrs. Frank Smyzer and mother,
Mrs. Robinson, are visiting friends
and relatives last Wednesday.
The social held at the S. L. w.
school house was well attended in
spite of the rain in the afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20

interesting sermon at the school
house Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Wolfe and daughters,
Edna and Agnes, spent one day last
week with Mrs. Roullard and
family.
Edward Fuqua and family and
orville Gagnon and family Of
Greeley spent Saturday and Sunday
with A. w. May and wife.
Geo. ROullard and Norman Bal
bridge. who have been serving the
past four years in Uncle Sans navy,
are expected home In few days. q
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
AULT

} July 5 to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p, a son.
Jeremiasson of Denver Is
her brother, j. Jeremiasson.
ohle Robinson of Iowa Is
the family of her brother,
Robinson.
iHa Johns of McKeesport,
Is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
|NsOn and Mrs. Nellie Morri-
/ haSbrouck, formerly of
has rented A. f. Byan's
cA house in McGlenn's addi-
I'nhia Burman left last
'eF home in Wakefield,
'e' several months stay in
nFos' have sold their meat
.o Henry Thompson, who
"''hue business at the old
Fuflew bell rings at 9 O'Clock
ehlhg now and woe to the
e"i caught on the street
at hour.
L'ofidge Green left last week
'et old home in the east
aged father, who is over
ears old
4a.'eS Elliott has gone to
,"'iis Tor a week or ten DAYS
heV' Dickenson of Eaton
lnied him.
c. .per' Hawkes. and wife OF
T,' luck are visiting the Morri.
M, N.Y. VINO lately came here
|hhecticut.
Adrar,' As','elas' the former editor
uusertiser, ua', unceremoniously
1"' " leaving things to the
j. H. BradheId.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20

Mrs. Keyes of Denver is here visit
ing.
The farmers are busy cutting
grain in this vicinity.
Miss Lilly Todd has been visiting
in Denver for the past two weeks.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Stone Thursday after
noon.
The Misses Lizzie Wiggett and
Emily Davis visited in Pleasant
Valley Monday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
Notice.

BY arrangement with the board OF
directors, the office Of The Cache la
Poudre Reservoir Co., and The New
Cache la Poudre Irrigating Co., will
be in charge Of Miss Laura c. Muir
Gibson until July Is, 1905.
z. s. Pinney, Sec.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
Buy it how.

Now is the time to buy Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need it badly-you
will need it quickly. Buy it now.
1t may save life. For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
Dancing and Concert on the Mountain
Summit.

At Glacier Lake Friday, July 81.
Special train via the Colorado &
Southern and Colorado & Northwest
ern leaves Greeley at AS a. m.
Open observation cars.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20

II you desire to continue your busi
ness.
Trusting you will do this without
delay, 1 am
Yours respectfully.
Chas. Davis,
County Clerk and Recorder. Weld
County, Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
BIO BEND

IrS. Keyes of Denver is here visit
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31
Cotton Leak Indictments.


Washington. d. O.. Aug. Sill
appears certain now that one o. pos.
sibly more indicsmsnts will b found
BY the Federal grand Jury against ~
onscials Of the department Of Agrieul.
tsrs, who were concerned In the man.
ipulasion Of cotton reports. A wsst
ago IL locked - though the present tn.
quiry would fall 70 the ground fos
lack Of svidesos. but IL 10 now stated
emphatioally that the recent activity
Of District Atsorusy LAnsdoa will
bear results The investigations in.
ausuratsd BY Beach into the financial
Affairs CT John hyde and Holmes hal
bsen continued anoog the safe Dc.
posits boxes Of the city. The offoisll
Of thess institutions have . - rule
refused 10 give any informstion what.
ever. relative 70 the aooounts Of either
Hyde or Helmea. A. . result there
fore. IL is sxpeotsd thss some Of thsss
ofnoisls will Be ssnmonsd before the
grand Jury
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31
SUICIDES BODY
IS RECOVERED
HusbGnd is Almost Prostrat-
ed With Grief.
Mrs. Haver Tied Her Son to Her
Body and Jumped Into
the Bessemer
Ditch.

Pueblo. Aus si-With their clothes
torn and their bodies swollen 70 IN
almost unrsoognisabls condition Mrs.
Edwin D. HAvsr and son were taken
from the Bsssemsr ditch at noon to.
day. The woman. who IL the wife
Of prominent real estate man Of Den.
YER, bsiss 10 . dsspondsnt frame Of
mind yesterday afternoon tied her
little i've ysar old son 70 hsr body and
the ohloroforming be and herself.
jumped Into the ditch and were
dEow.sd.
Both bodies were recovered st noon
today and were taken to IN untersah.
ing room. The husband 10 on tho
verge of nsrvoss pTossration - . re-
suit = the tragedy. There wsrs no
witnesses but pieces Of the womsu's .
wearing apparel and the empty oholo.
form bottle found on the bank Of tho
ditch testified 10 their fate.
Their prolonged absence was the
causs 1t search TO be instituted
There was no explanation LETT BY her
for the taiiag Of the lifs Of herself
and eon.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31
Wilhelmina as.

The. Hague. Aug. ga holiday
Va kept through the Netherlands 70.
day II celebration Of the twenty
Afth birthday Of Queen wilhelmiua.
who was born August 81. 1880. Dur.
Ing The Day the young queen received
nunsross congratulations and present.
froa TIE various courts Of Europe ..
we'll fron al the chief cities Of he,
own ooustry.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31

Oyster Bay. Aug. Sl-Presidsnt
Roossvslt 10 In reosipt Of tslegpan
from Cxar Nicholas which sssog.
nisss tbs part the prssidsnt has play.
ID In the bringing abost Of peaos b.
tween the two nations. Il reads:
winter Palace. Alsxandria-To
President Roosevelt: Acospt my con-
grata lations and earnest thanks for
bringing the psaos nsgotiasions - Z
suooessful termination grsosfully
recognise the part yoe hsvs played In
The ooofsrsnos.
"Signsd
"NIoHoLAs."
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31
Her 1osth Birthday.

Msfidso. Conn. Aug. 8i-As.
Elisabssh Hunt, Of Brooklyn. one
Of the oountry's Oldest women. osls-
bratsd her lo6th birthday today at the
hons Of relatives In this oity. Un-
accompanied Mrs. Hunt came 70 Asfi.
dsn 70 spend her summer vacation In
accordance With her custom Of many
ysaSs.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31

Portsmouth, Aug. Sit 10 an
nounosd that the draft for ths treaty
Of peace will b ready about Tuesday.
Five articles have been completed.
Senator Burnipgham has gone 70 Oys.
ter Bay 70 invite President Roosevsls
10 accompany witts into shs noun.
tains for . few days. witte has
engaged passage home for Sept II.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31
Claim Roossvslt Favored tho
| Japanese.
The Draft Of Peace Will be-
Ready Tuesday Nicholas
Wires HE Thanks
to Teddy.

et. Petersburg. Aug, ai-Lssding
Russian newspaper declare that Rus.
sia will aooept The psacs treaty ~ .
temporary msa,urs. Thay SAY ths
Kussians will take rest and will
then make another EFFORT They also
claim that President Reessvelt haa
favored japan in the psass proceed.
ings.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31

Chicago, Aug. Sl-Rsssian and
japanese consuls are in reestpt Of In.
formation to the effect thst Ssrgils
Witte and Baron Komura will visit
Chicago soon.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-31
AT HALF PRICE
LADIES'
SUMMER
SHIRT WAISTS

At fifty cents on the dollar. Your oppor-
tunity to save money. We have about
two hundred Ladies' Summer Waists that
sold as high as $3.50. You can buy them
this week at just half tho marked price.
All are clean and pretty but We need the
room for other things
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-04-22
u VIZ,
MAMIE S. TRIGG.
A TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT.

While the world is absorbed in watching the gi-
ganc events in eastern seas, and gazing in astonsh-
mentand dread on developments in Russia that ever
turbulent corner of Europe known as the Balkan
States is amusing itself with sort of Kilkenny cat
fight
Greeks and Turks, Servians and Buigarians, and
all the unnamed and uncassified tribes of Zenda
and Graustark Herzegovina and Zeagoricham and
the other states real and imaginary, are engaged in
cutting each others threats in the most approved
middle age fashion.
All the nations of Europe have too many troubles
O. their own to pay any attention, and the conse
qucnce IS sort of Donnybrook fair, such the
falkans have not enjoyed for hundred years.
The dream of the Greeks is to establish great
empire by the conquest of their ancient enemy ano
tyrant, Turkey, and the consolidation of all these
warning states.
1t is superb idea; worthy to bring back a
Byron from-wherever he is and Mtiades from
Elysum. But it will never be- THE Glory that
was Greece" is something to dream 1t left the
world the Parthenon, the dramas of Eschylus, and
the Venus of Melos.
1t taught mankind to understand beauty. 1t needs
no mongrel Balkan Turkish empire to give its name
Immortality. There will never be Greek empire
on the Bosphorus; but living at time when
history is kaleidoscope and its developments will
be startling enough.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-04-22
A FEW QUESTIONS

petition is being circulated to redistrict the
city, but the why and wherefore has not been made
plain.
A petition has two ends One of them is a good
hnadle and the other is red hot 1t is very much a
practice of good natured and accommodating peo-
pie to take hold without looking.
This particular petition (the writer has not seen
it) may be excellent thing. The Times would
be most unwilling to question project which good
favor. 1t would like very much to know some
thing about this plan for the bettermen of our
cipial arrangements.
Many people thought, and still think, that they
fairly good
Of course all public spirited and intelligent men
open to suggestions for the improvement of the
conditions under which they live; and such men
could act more intelgently if thoroughly informed
The Times will heartily welcome short sugges-
tons this ubect.