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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

More char thirty rural free delivery
routcs a,e nov il operauon in Lin
coin county. where a year ago there
we're none This means that more
than 10000 peeple arc getting daily
mail at tkeir hcmcs on their farms.
Rcfore the close OF the year 9o5 the
acmber ser, cd win be increased more
than one.half This change has made
and is lraking a great di6ercn,e to the
farmers Of this county They receive
now at their doors a better mail ser.
vice than they formerly had when
they traye.ed several tines Week os
er bad roads a distance Of several
miles 20 the pos.offce II IS not ouly
a convenience and a saving of val.
nahle time u them, but it adds to the
value Of their farms .rhis service
is costing the government more than
S21,t00 a year. al of witch is txaenG-
ed in this county This Is another vaI-
uahle feature of The service. The cit
les have for years been getting a.
IIncie San s funds in this way and IL
is but just that the farmers shoulG
have an equal chance, We don't get
In ON the river and har;'or and public
building appropriations, and So, while
the salaries of the rural mail are
meaFer. we are sla1 to see even that
much Of the federal funds disbursed
in our midst And YET with all the
advantages OF This service. there are
some who hang back aud refuse 70
avail themselves of its benefits It is
not alt1gether surprising Of course
for there have leen those who OF
posed the Introduction Of every in,.
provement - harvesting machiuory
railroads and even schools But since
The government has awakenel TO the
TACT that the tillers Of the son dc
serve to be looked out for would it not
he wise for all The farmers to accept
the proffered boon? We would like t1
see such an appreciation shown tnai
would encourage the nostonlce depart
nent TO put in complete county sys
TEN for Lincoln county Those who
10 appreciate the service should en-
courage their neiehbors 10 erect boxes
If they live near routes, and TO ger az
petitions for new routes If none ars
available. Let's get all that is coUins
10 US Those who hang back will Gnt
that they are spiting none but them
selves. why not keep abreast of The
tires especially when Uncle Sam O.
willing to foot the bls?-Chandlc
News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

Legislatt re meets hienniany, on
second Tuesday IN January.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

(Fersf published 'a the naily Leader
'anuasy 5, ls05)
Application Fer Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma Loean County,
IS
Notice Is hereby giyen that
1Ieinz A. praun
has this day aled in thl Office Of the
County Clerk in and for said County
his petition. asking that a license be
granted hita to sell at Wholesale malt
liquors on
Lots to - block q Second ward
CITY Of 1uthrie. in said County and
Territory.
If no protest ne filed ON or before
January 10, 1-r5.
his petition win be granted and
license issued
Witness my Eand AMI Tho seal O
said County hereto affixed lhi'
ith day 4 January 1905
(sEAl.)
NJ. E Trap, County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

DC yoa want TO do your friend a IA
yor this coming Christmas that will
I'll his heart with 10y, and please his
senses from the crown Of his head to
tho sole Of hie feet. yes? Then go
around TO Olsmith's and buy and give
TO him box OF
cuesta Rey and comnany's Clear
HAVANA Cigars.
"rhese CIGARS make friends and
celebrate with gentle VOWS the rites
of peace. They smooth the wrinkied
brows OF care, drive fear and strange
misshapen breads from out the mind
and fill the heart with rest and peace"
and cos. not much, but vet enough TO
make It worth the while Of the donor
to give. and his friends 10 receive
them. We have. u your are a pipe
smoker, a nice line OF pipes. and the
best lot Of smoking tabaccos that ever
came 10 town Come and see us and
he glai vou came Truly yours.
oLsMiTH ARMS co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

A deal was made last week where's.
tho Farmers State bank became the
owner Of The Bank Of Marshall all
ihe shareholders in the latter institu-
zion stepping uut. This places all the
ktock Of both banks in the hands Of
the same rarties- the owners of the
Farmers State bank. For the time
being ANYWAY the two banks viii be
run as separate institutions. hut they
may he merged later, this de; ending
on circumstances. rhe new officers
are: J. l., Hearn president; II d
Heara, vice president; w. L Helton.
cashier. these gentlemen ave well
known TO al our readers as safe, con
seryative business men They have
the confidence Ct the public. and arc
at all tines courteous and ao1ommo-
dating We believe the union Of The
two banks unde Ole head viii meet
with the universal approval of ALL
Marshall yrihure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

The following persons received
premiums on their entries az the poul.
try show az El Reno last week: Ok.
lahoma City-Mr French, z. J. Rookie
feller Mrs c. X. Hawkins s. S.
Murphy u. +. Dougherty, Dr. a. A.
Gregory. k + coifey and Dr Walter
Peaqnite. ~ Reno-G S. Pearl. Wn.
Harms, Arthur Jackman. J.. Cohen S.
w Geirhart, T. r. Kossuth MIS-. Lin
ME Cresby. Father Constantine. j.
w Mahar. F. W. Walton. Rox Ban
mister j. s Campbell. Guy Launan. g.
u. Lesld, Vincent Daley and II. NJ
Lamman. ] b Martin, salina Kas.;
A. +. Rusnisel. Drunmond, Okla; w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

A new hank IS being organized at
lahoma. Garaeld county. by r II.
Miller Jr., and other parties OF Laho-
ma, and c. B Anderson, T. II. Miller.
sr.. of Crete. Neb, and b. d. Ashbrooz,
of this city Messrs Miller and And
erson are president and vice nresi
dent respectively. of he Conservative
Investment company OF this city. The
safe Of The said con pany has been
BOLD to the new banl' and win Ice ship
pei at once. owing to the fact Of hay
ing nice large vault in the con
pany's new building here they will not
have use for so large a safe. rae
new bank win start with $4,000 paid
capital. aad s. 0go surplus. The bank
viii be known as the Farmers and
Merchants hank.-Blaclwell Daily
News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09
eNEuMoNIA oN T4E INoRsAss.

The increase in the Deaths Resultant
from Pneumonia is Most Alarming,
and Physicians Everywhere are
Recommending Duhy's Pure
Malt Whiskey as a Reliable
Cure and Sure Preventive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

We feel sorry for any home whose
daughter has no higher ambition in
life tran to paint a stcFk standing on
one leg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

Harry's mack Tine deserves yoW
patronage Calls promptly answered
Oklahoma Ave. Stables. Grisom 4
Smith. Phone r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09
Territorial and Legislative
Roster 1866.

Legislature meets hienniany, on
second Tuesday IN January
TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS.
Governor
Thompson p. ferguson
Private Secretary Robert NJ. Carr.
Secretary and Ex officio Insurance.
Commissioner; Acting Governor
In Absence ct Governor from the
Territory
William crimes.
Assistant NJ Mcconnell
Delegate to Congress-
Bird S. Mcclure
Attorney General
Ptrcy c. Stnons.
Assistant Don 6 Smith
Treasurer
Cassius w. Rambo.
Assistant. Mrs. A. J. Rambo.
Superintendent Public instruction.
EN-Offeio Auditor
J. w. PaNter
Assistant f.. p. McCabe.
Bark commissiDner--
Paul r. Cooper
Assistant. ID J Moore.
OIL inspeettr---
f. A. Ashton.
Board Of tgricuture--
Ewers White. McLoud.
r Kleiner, Wheatland.
A. S. Hankins. Alva.
L.. J. Murphy, Arapaho.
!. o. Thomas, T0nkawa
Horace J. Newberry. Lone Wolf
J. Thchum, 5ec'y. Guthrie
Board for Leasing school Lands
Thompson y Ferguson
William Grimes
L. w. Baxter
Fred l. Wenncr. Secretary.
Territorial Librarian
]. w Fouse
Assistant Mrs a. Homrigfous.
Adjutant General
e. p Burllneame.
9TH LEoisLATlNE < ASSEMBLY.
Senate.
! Joel r Scott. r., Perry.
2 John p Tdckam, r., Perkins.
8 Leslie = Niblack, D.. Guthrie.
Johu Thyeaigill H., Oklahoma.
r. j. Cralle. D., Norman.
q John II Deoler. r., Pond Creek.
1 Felix l. Vnkler, r.. Kingi sher,
A L Sharrock. r.. Cleo
Eved j.. Murphy. r.. Lone Star.
10 Charles Alexander, r., Woodward.
j. J. A Melefee O. Ft. Cobb.
~ b. n Woodson Il Hobart.
l3 w p. francis, d., Elk City.
( house
] p. Norton. r Ponca.
2 Wesley Taylor. r. Perry.
g J. 7 Craig, q, Pawnee.
Wm n. Walter. r.. saltwater
5 Frank Q. PROXY r., Falls.
6 Isaac r. evy, d Guthrie
r r RULER. D. Oklahoma City.
3 lohn J Gaylnan r Mckinley.
9 Milton Bryan D., Shawnee.
10 J. n I.Ydick D.. Lexington.
III F Heckev, r.. Medford
J2 John Ingiaire r., Gatber.
l3 W W NoIslnger, K, Kirefisher.
IA VIM A. Maxwell, H., Yulon
ll5 Clarence +. Woods, r., Cherokee
! 16 A. J Ross r.. Alva.
" A McSri,e, r., Watonga.
1S Il B, Bone r.. Arapaho.
- James p. Candy r. supply.
% Vnlur w. Daniels. r seiliey.
81 liNist HhiiluEtif ~ ANaNo' ~ "
p Scott Ferris d.. LaWton.
28 T. A. Jester, b.. Foss
244 O J. Logon D Mountain View
~ David IIOgg d., Grand.
26 r NJ Robinson, d.. Mangum.
Supreme Court
Chief Justice.
John e. Burford Guthrie.
Associate Justices.
Clinton F Trivia El Reno.
Benz f BWwell. Oklahoma City.
Bayard Z Haiper, Perry.
James X Beluchan'p, Enid.
J. l. Pancoasf Alva.
Frank r. Gillette, Anadafko.
Clerk Supreme Court
Eenj. F. HeFlcr.
United States District Attorneys
Horace Speed
Frank Hall Assistant.
John w Scothorn Assistant
Louie F. Mcknight, Assistant
United States Marsnsla
william, ID FOssett
Vote for delegate 20 congress iron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

Ex County Attorney W r.. c Tay-
Tor. has gone To Colorado for his
health. Mr.. Taylor has Teen a suffer
er for a ,cna time with asthma and
has gone to the higher altitude for re-
lief Had It not been for this afflIc-
sion Mr. Taylor would have undouhi-
edlv been renominatad for county az.
torney last fai the party usually
gives a man The second term wnen he
proves hinse a good officer as Mr.
Taylor has TIE coua,y IS fortunate
IN its choice - o successor for Mr.
Taylor. however. Ia Mr. WaHine we
believe the county has an able. pains
taking ana console lticIs onicer-
Grant County News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09

f. shannon, OhlckdSnai l. a. r. r.
viekers Arkansas City. Kss Capt
Jonn Hunt, Fort Reno, Okla; +. 7
sullivan. yukon. okla Mrs. Mary
Nelson. Hennessey. OKLA. Fred Rouse.
waukomis. Okla -El Reno GlopC
chadduck and Bnhaaaa two gentle.
men who iecendy cane from ONaho.
ma City and took charge Of the Silver
cHne saloon, have vamocsed the
ranch. it is Sail. aud as vosult an
attachment was run on the siock by
Giles Rowntee yesterday. and the
business is now in charge Of sheriff
Bryent AS tie story soes Messrs
Chadduck and Bohanon left Saturday
stating that they would DC back Mon
day. but as they ava not snow up. ana
as a wholesale t'qp7r man froEi Dallas
intimatcd hat he Has about - attach
the goods. Mr. Rowrtree took time by
ths forelnck ard attached them him.
self. It is sad ne firm owes Mr.
Rowntree some $3.50. the naias inu
some $3.50 and iha. Mosier 4 Dudley
have claims against them amounting
to about 5000. Tie saloon seems e.
be a hcodoo to every one tnat takes
charge Of 1t, zhe former proprietor
". A. suverton lcaying it in about
The same ldrd of shave some
months ago. Norman Transcript.
d. Eetner ana cousin, Miss Molle
Butoer, of the Chickasaw nation, We're
quite badly hurt last Thursday AFTER
noon as the result OF being rur into by
The south bourd 4.15 passenger train
The acci lcnt happened at the Main
street crossing, and az the train was
running at high speed, il is almost a
miracle that the two we're not insiart.
ly killed. It seems that Mr. ketner
was driving down Main street at a
rapid pace ard did not see the train
until # was ubon them and too late
TO turn aside The horse ran square
into the engine, the pilot striking
him and turning him to Gre side while
the cab of the engine caught the buggy
Top and lifted The vehicle high in the
air throwing the occupants out over
the back Of the seat to the ground
The top hung TO the cab and was car
I ried almc st TO the depot The buggy
was a complete wreck when the train
got through with It. The injured ones
were at once taken TO DR.. Abels office
where their injuries were dressed. out
side of being badly shaken 'Ip. fright
ened ard bruised mp considerably. they
escaped serious injury and are con
graduating themselves on their luck,
escape. The horse was only slightly
injured Norman Transcript
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-09
Queer Clippings
TAKEN FROM OKLA
HOMA EXCHANGES
Items of NewsScissored From
Various Territorial
Papers.

The Htge son Of Geo. Ferguson
happened to serious accident las
Friday wl,i,h has resmted IN the loss
Of his left eve she little one was
playing with a pocket knife which
was given to h.nl for Christmas pres
ent and in somc manner gave t a
Jerk toward his face and the blade pen
etrated The ball completely ruiuile
the sight -Glencco Mirror.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08
GREENWOOD.

Elmer Horn, Charles WISE and Mr.. Baum
OF Wllliamstown, n. j., have been visiting
their friend Howard Lynch
W. $, Todd has been visiting friends In VII
mington and Philadelphia.
William Anderson, wife and children OF
Philadelphia, have been visiting Misses Lolita
and Willie Morris.
A number went TO Tochester on the excur.
sion Thursday
George Williams Was in Seaford Thursday.
John Fisher, OF Wilmington, has been the
guest Of his parents, David Fisher and wife.
Miss Lotta Morris has been spending the past
week with Rehoboth friends.
g. W. Elliott and wife, Rev. and Mrs, L. W.
Lay1eld, Mrs. LeOla Ratledge and daughter.
Louise, Misses Minnie Cordray. Blanche Lay
held Mary B, Gullett and Edna Porter who
have been occupying a cottage at Rehoboth
for two weeks, have returned home.
Capt. George b. Hunter OF Philadelphia,
has been the guest Of bis son, DR.. Walter Hun
ter
Pliny Morris, OF .eaford, spent Sunday with
his brother 8. l.. Morris
Chester Cox is visiting friends at Smyrna.
John Ochletree OF Germantown, Pa, is the
guest OF his fsther.
Frank Elliott has been spending few days
at Bethany Beach with friends.
Mrs. Samuel Reynolds, OF Queen Anues. is
the guest Of Mrs. John Lynch.
Mrs. Mamie Porter is the guest Of Wild
wood, N. j., relatives.
Arthur Hayes, of AndersoDtown, spent sun !
dao with his parents, J. f. Hayes and wife.
AttOrney-at-Law Hugh Morris,o of Whining. |
ton, has been visiting his parents, VIM. Morris !
and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Carter Of Galveston.
Texas have been visiting j. F. Hayes and
wife
Addison Gardner, OF Newark, has been the
guest OF W. s. Todd.
Miss Anna Leden ha m has returned to West
Chester Normal school.
Mrs. Hart, OF Philadelphia, has been visit
Ing her father, l.. Vincent.
Miss Lillian Parker hos been visiting Laurel
relatives. Edward Hollis and Herman smith
we're in Laurel this week.
slant Pierce OF CharlerOi, ana Mr.. Long, Of
Pa, have been visiting J. Wolf
Charles Workman. OF Philadelphia. is the
'uest OF Chalres Weeb aud wife.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08

a programme for the Sussex County Sun
day School Convention to be held in the
Milton NJ. F. Church on October oath.
The following were elected a committee
on entertainment: J. B. Welch, T. H.
Douglass and N. w. White, with power
to appoint committee on credentials.
William H. Collins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Collins, of near Brick Gran
ary, died of Cholera infantum on Sunday
aged year and 10 days. Funeral at
Cedar Neck on Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. J. W. Prettyman, and interment in
the cemetery of that church.
Walter Crouch, editor of the Milton
Times left on Saturday on cunning tour.
During his absence the Rev. Charles
Behringer has assumed the duties of
typo. Mr.. Behringer is a former print
ng man and editor of northern paper.
The colored camp closed on Sunday
hight.
Charles Ewing, after an absence of Al
ears, is visiting Milton. He is the guest
f Mrs. Annie Carey.
There are four vacant houses in town.
nd when we speak of vacant houses we
ont mean huts.
David DOrman, after visit of ten days
Broadkiln friends, has returned to il
lest Philadelphia. :
Misses Elizabeth and Laura Conner
'ent Wednesday at Rehoboth.
D. A.C. {
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08
MILFORD NECK.

We understand that Miss Matte Favinger
Of Fr.derica, is elected teacher Of the Ben
netts School for the coming term.
James willey.who has been IN with typhoid
fever, is cOnvalescing.
Master Charlie and Miss Lima Voshell were
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Laura Evans.
Mrs Elizabeth Tolbert and children, Misses
Edith, Carrie, Rena, and Charles and Grover,
OF Miliville, n. j.. have been visiting in NIL
ford Neck.
Miss Bessie Osband, OF Philadelphia, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Nellie Wilson. has
returned home. GERANIUM.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08
COMMUNICATED
Rev. R. G. Waters on Csmpmeetings.

Mr.. EDITOR
read with the greatest of pleasure an article
in the CHRONICLE OF last week against camp
meetings. / wish to state that I heartily voice
the statements made by your correspondent. and
am in accord With any movement to discontinue
these corrupting evils Campmeetngs as they
are conducted in Delaware, are Il reproach to our
civilization, and a travesty on the honor and de-
cency Of our State. I know whereof I speak
There is only one purpose for which these meet
tngs are held and that purpose is money. What
an awful spectacle. It makes one tremble when
he witnesses the Lords Day assaulted and out
ragged by people who profess TO be christians.
These meetings are nothing but veritable picnics.
Everything is sold on the Lords Day. Confee-
tioneries barber shops and whiskey are in full
blast.
AT a certain camp meeting near Milford a mis-
creant took eighteen gallons of whiskey to sell
say it here that any church that cannot s1pport
its ministers without resorting to these corrupt
agencies to pay their salaries ought to be closed
up Ministers who encourage the continuance OF
these meetings, are lowering the moral standard
OF their race. Not through the most powerful 4
telescope can one see a single bonefi derived from
these denominations. have not heard of dozen
conversions from all the campmeetings combined !
on this peninsula. Another negro-why don't he
get out of his old ruts2 In the name OF God
appeal to my people to save their money aud
their moral health. Thereare colored people in
Milford who put every cent OF their weeks wages
IN a livery team. l hope that the next legislature
will pass measure forever prohibiting the exis
ence or these evils which are TN incubus and
eprOach on the fair name of our State
HOuis truly,
(REv.) r. G. WATERS,
st. Paul NJ. Z Church.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO. ;
LucAa nnIrMrN

STATE OF OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY IS.
frank J. Cheney makes hath that he Is sen
ior partner OF The firm of F. j. Cheney 4 Co.
doing business In the City ofToledo Comfy
and state aforesaid, aud that said firm will
pay the sum OZONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR each and every case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
cure FRANZ CupN-px
sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence this 9th day OF December, A. d..
1856
(SEAL A. W. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
races OF the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F.J. CHENEY Il co, Toledo. O.
solp by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halrs Famil Pills for constipation.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08
Royal
Baking Powder
Absolutely
Pure

Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
to finest cookery and to the comfort
and convenience of modern housekeep-
ing. Royal Baking Powder makes hot
breads, cakes and pastry wholesome.
Perfectly leavens without fermentation.
Qualities that are peculiar to it alone.
ROYAL BAKING CO., NEW YORK.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08

Try Salamanca to make old furniture
100 K like new. Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1905-09-08

Don't it surprise you when you think that summer is
passed and Autumn here only very short time
ago since last Fall and Winter
It is now high time to begin think about the neces-
sary changes In your wardrobe We have been thinking
some for you and better prepared than ever to fiji
your wants.
And no doubt you will want some changes in vour
homes to conform to the aso our second floor
we have the most complete stock in the city, and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-10
NDBYCONTRACT
Increase in Freight Rates
Violation of the Lease.
That's What Prominent Shippers Say
of the Increased Rates Put in OPP
GRAFTON Over the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad.

Messrs Loyit Hines, T. c. Wooteii,
L. Tapp. H. E. Mosey, of kinston'
and Mr.. d. W. Richardson, general
manager of the Goldsboro Lumber
Company at Dover, are in the city
They claim that the new management
If the Atlanta and North Carolina
Railroad has violated the terms of the
tease by greatly increasing the freight
ates from 25 to 800 per cent over
he rates that formerly prevailed.
They had a hearing before the Cor
poration COMMISSION and that pody
agreed to take the matter up upon
the filing Of Il complaint. These gem
tlenen clam that when the railroad
was leased the representatives of Mr..
Rowland promised that freight and
passenger rates should not be in
creased The Corporation COMMISSION
stated informally that il the paftles
were standing upon the contract con-
tanned in the lease they could not
enforce n contract, and that appllca-
ton would have to be made 10 the
courts If within their jurisdiction
they would take the matter up.
In the lease made with the Rowland
Improvement Company. the railroad
stipulated not to increase the rates in
rhe following stipulation:
"And the lessee dota further cove
nant 10 and with the lessor, its sue
cessors and assigns, that it will, dur
| Ing the continuance of said lease main
| tain in the operation of SAID ralifoad
| a regular train service, both passen-
ger and freight. at least equal to thaT
which has been in operation for the
| twelve months prior TO the execution
| of this lease, that il will not at any
| time during the continuance OF Inc
/ said term fix or establish rates ON
freight called local freight at q high
e. average price or rate from station
| to station than the average rate for
f! local freight tariff as lawfully liked
and established by the lessor at the
time of the execution OF this lease; and
| the rates for the transportation OF
| passengers shall not exceed the local
rates as lawfully fixed and established
| on the date last above made.
Mr.. LoVit Hines said last night:
when the lease was made, was
present at the stockholders meeting
| ard Beard Col. +. T.. Davidson, attor-
nev of he Rowland Improvements
! Company, say that the lessees would
not increase either freight or pas
| senger rates--that the Rowland Com
pany was coming to build up and
not tear down the country.
Mr.. Hines and Mr.. MoSely had an
| interview with Governor Jarvis, d.
rector of the Rowland Improvement
| Company, yesterday morning, and
| Governor Jarvis said that the lease
provided that the rates could not be
increased, and the road would have
| TO return to the rates prevailing al
| the time of the lease.
| These gentlemen said they would &c
| before the tOrDOr1tiOn ENDmmISSlO.l
and ii it felt that ii had no authority
to act, suit would be brought in the
| Superior court to compel the lessees
of the A. & n. G. r. r. to comply
With the contract promising not To
! increase rates.