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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
How to Manage
A Good Vile

A great May persons have suggest,
ed methods ~ to the best way ~ man
age a husband. but II remained for a
Eureka man to reduce to writing q
set Of rules for the successful man
agement OF q wife, says the Eureka,
Has. Herald The following rules
we're handed TO a reporter after much
persuasion and many promises not to
reveal hts identity By . business nal
| who claims to have followed them 10
the letter during the last year. and
! says they have never been found NJ
fault In . single instance during that
time.
Never contradict her. You are right,
OF course, nine times out Of ten, and
she knows II. but TO tell her 80 makes
her always unmanssesble.
Never oppose her. When she sus.
9ests that In the absence OF the cook
you get up and light the are do 90 at
once willing and cheerfuily, II she
wishes you TO walk the floor with the
baby obey her with alacrity.
Never deny her, Possibly she win
exceed her allowance. but this " al.
ways your fault. because you are not
man enough to support her.
Never be cross. When you come
home At night. having failed once or
twice during the day or been Insult.
ed BY q total stranger. or with . large
powerful pain In your stomach. laugh
1t on and conceal your real feelings.
Never tell her the truth When she
asks you how you like her new hat or
cloak swear that you think II Is the
greatest thing for the money you ever
saw. When she shows you her new
gown be lost In admiration. When
she IL cross and irritable tell her she
IL an angel.
Never disagree with her. When
she suggests that you have q cold and
need q hot mustard plaster grin and
bear II. When she tells you she needs
o change tell her you are glad she
mentioned Il.
Never interrupt her.
This Is the only way to manage al
wife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
NEWS

Gently formed In New York by tae
commercial travellers OF the country
tor the purpose OF lighting the rail-
roads. Mr.. Rossnthal + the president
OF the organization aud he 10 travel
ing throughout the west In the hope
OF getting travelling men TO form ioca'
organizations.
THE railroads have oeen holding VI
up long enough" declared President
ROsenthal. -aud 1t is about time they
did something for the men who make
their business. We intend nghting
the railroads through congress, and
We propose to elect travelling men Ia
congress.
an making these demands We are
doing so on the principle that the
travelling man makes the business Of
the railroad. Not only Is he resp0usi-
Bile for the passenger trade. but the
stun he sells Ia what makes the
freight business for the railroads.
For years the travelling men have
fought for a two-cent FIAT rate and for
more than $50 pounds baggage allow
ance but the railroads have only
laughed. When we went TO the Pull
man company and tried to tell them
that an upper berth Il worth less
than q lower one, aud the price should
he cheaper, they told us to 60 chase
ourselves. Now We have organized
and we propose to 60 into politics to
fight them"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
New Town Thriving
Psstura.. n. NJ. Mar. 81. 1905

Las Vegas Optic. Las Vegas. N. M.
Dear Sir--i have been employed
here nov going on two Ilontns and
must say that the longer | stay the
better ! Hike It. The pace Pasture
Is not large: It consists Of a pumping
plant or station having q well 900
feet deep and 4 tank holding. l00, 900
gallons, Of water: the water 10 Ill
treated sefore being used in the
enormous engines Of the Fl Pas0 =
s. W. n. r., the water being impreg.
with alkalt Is made useful for
the engines use by treatment Of soda
and lime: there " the Pasture Mer-
camille company, = large establishment
OF which Philip HoIzman IL the presi-
dent and Arthur HOFFMAN the general
manager: and It would surprise any
one to see che volume Of business
that Is done by this Arm: there n
hardly any conception Of the amount
Of goods that 80 out alt the time. They
have 4 large, well-stocked store, where
a person can find (you a say It Ia
one world everything. Philip
Holman also runs . store at Corona
N. NJ, under the arm style OF Hofz'
man Mercantile company where they
keep : stock OF goods Of $4,000. and
do q business Of about $4,000 . month
They have . fine stock Of goods there
~ the trade demands q better quality
Of goods than at Pasture; they smu)oy
eight mea q, ell times. and more whe1
the busy season commences In sbou'
q month. There n the Pasture
railroad station Of which O. 3. Teagut
Il the efficient and scccmmodatinl
AGENT aad " W Cutler d the nigh
operator; there are OF an svefag'
Twenty freight traius end four passsp
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
This Day il History.
March a.

March a..
1430-Mahomet II. born
1455-Pope Nicholas v. died.
152s-College OF France founded.
16U3-Queen Elizabeth died. Sue.
ceeded by James 1.
1725 Henry Benedict. Cardinal
York, born.
1776 = John Harrison. maker OF
longitude watch" died.
17s2-Spain acknowledged indepen-
dence OF the United States.
1stO-Mary Tigha, classic poetess,
died.
1890 Fanny Crosby. blind hymn
writer, born.
1sal--Naples occupied by Austrian
army.
1S44-Bertel T~horvaldsen, Iarish
Sculptor, died. Born ITO.
fS60-Cession Of Savoy and Nice to
France BY treaty Of Turin.
1868 Earthquake shock at San
Francisco.
1881 49, Candahar surrendered to
|Ameer Rahman.
1Ss2-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
died. Born Feb. ~. 1907.
1881. Howard Payne buried at
Washington, D. G.
1855 Earthquake shocks felt at
Panama and Aspinwall.
1856 - Kansas City switchmen's
strike ended.
1SSS-Great strikes In Belgium.
tS96-Ger.. Robert G. Schenck buried
In Washington.
1S95-Attempted assassination u II
Hung Chang at Simonoseki. Japan.
19O5-Jules Verne. French writer.
died.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

H. j. Ramer Il leaving Watrous In Z
few days Tor his Arizona ranch. Me-
RAmst reports the outlook h Arizona
o. the best IN many years the cattle
being n good condition and early
grass and plenty Of water assured.
MI. Welson os fas Vegas for q
long time IN the employ Of 4. @.
schmidt has gone Into business here
in the shop vacated by stahl' Z Win
ans.
White Kronis continues to ship Out
fat cattle for the Albuquerque mar.
ket.
Mrs. winans who was to leave Wat
rous this week for Canon City. Colo.
Is detained In town BY the serious Ill
ness OF her daughter.
Now that Lantry sharp has started
crushing rock again many familiai
faces are seen amongst as nce more
rome. however. was more welcoms
than that OF the manager Mr.. Joe Ret
tiger.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

The Street Railway esnpaay -
established the followtng . ~ ~.
maneut schedule 70 0alrAAe eanU0
and return:
Week day time table. o. No. ~
gives . 20 minute service aetep 1:oo
o'clock Sunday a~fteruoou.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
Whst's In Name.

The Santa Fe road Ii REMEMBERING
all Of its mile posts between Chicago
and Albuquerque. and incidentally To-
ptka IL no longer on the main line.
the Emporia cutoff now being . par'
OF the main lire. thus leaving Topeka
10 one side on a branch.
This new order Of things calls at'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
Rich Men Osnsdiets.

Most Of the rich men began theif
business life by getting married,
Paul Morton vas a father at %. 9th.
er rich men who married before they
had accommodated q fortune are Rock
eseller, schwab, Corey. Westinghouse
Ryan and George Perkins. Andrsw
Carnegie h a exception. but he work
ed for his mother while getting rict
~ . bachelor. and she was to him 81
ways an inspiration. A woman wh<
lives to be thirty without being mar
ried generally has small chance, ..
all the "nice men" Of her ase an
: married.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
Travelling Men prstsst.

Demands OF the travelling men
Two-cent nat rate on mileage books.
Two hundred and Any pounds bag
gage allowance.
Upper berths In Pullmans to be
cheaper than lower ones.
B. A. Rosenthal. a travelling man
from New York. Is boosting Tor the
National Commercial Travellers lnde-
pendence league. and organization re
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
Santa Fe Plans Texas Tour.

Arrangements are being made By
the officials OF the Santa Fe Gull
lines to give the u OF Texas q
very thorough exploitation. Starting
from Chicago with a special train and
a party OF fasteners and picking up
additional members Of the party en-
route through Illinois. Missouri and
Kansas, it Is proposed to bring to
Texas q representative delegation Of
men from the north. and east-men
who stand for the strenuous CONNER.
cial and Industrial life-
It IL proposed to make stops At
Galveston; Fort Worth. Dallas and 9th
err Texas cities. with q view to dem.
onstrating to the visitors. some actual
facts as to Texas resurces. While
considerable time will be devoted to
the cities. the outlying districts WIN
BY no means be neglected. and the
oil and rice folds viii come in for spe'
cial attention.
The pensonnel Of the party has not
yet been made public-in fact. It IS
said that the list has not been com.
pleted, but assburances are given that
the party will include some Of the
most prominent investors In the coun'
try. New York city being among the
points represented.
The general eastern idea Of Texas
the delusion that everybody In Tev
az wears q wtde-rimmed hat and car
ries q s~ix-shooter, Il rapidly being
dispelled and the enterprising pub.
licity departments Of the various rail
roads have been largely a factor ol
bringing about a correction Of this
erroneous impression
Every time . party OF fasteners
come to Texas and take time to make
an actual investigation Of Texas az
Texas really Is, they 20 home and
relate what they have observed. and
naturally. In the curse Of time the
! six-shooter idea will be classec with
fiction, where IL property belongs.
TIE exact date OF the coming OF the
Santa re party has not yet been an
nourced. but II Il expected that tho
visitors will leave within the .nex'
month or six weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

Take LAXATIVE DROMO ouinlns
Tablets. Druggists rseuat nsasy y
Il fails 70 sure. n. ". 0R0Vvo ~
nature II on each boz. CSC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

The Sunday time table 10 ~ sADe
as above With the addittoa Of : l:tos
500 and l:2O .. n : ooine. whia1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Is 4
new remedy. an Improvement on the
laxatives OF former years, as It does
not gyipe or naseate and Is pleasant
to take. II II guaranteed. o. G.
Schaefer, druggist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
~Lons-pissanes Phone.


The Union Pacific and Southern Pa
ci6c viii construct an Independent
long-distance telephone line from
Omaha 10 San Francisco, and 1000
telephones have been ordered for the
equipment. The iWTe win be Of cop
per ana ! metallic circuit will Be
maintained. "A separate Tine Of poles
wtll 81 used. and the telephones VIII
have no connection with the telesraph.
ID line along the way. The telephone
system will be used by trainmen and
oglcials, and telephones Viii be put
"a u every blind siding ~ well a. Ia
every town. The main line Win be
1900 miles long. Railroad officials
believe that commercial business VIII
b accepted on the new systenn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
viii start Good Roads crusade.

Will starr COCO NoAoS CVuSaoe.
Details OF the arrangements for the
series OF lectures and demonstrations
on how to secure good roads which
are to be held at a dozen different
towns In Kansas under the auspices
OF the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railway company and at which D.
Ward King OF split log ROAD drag
fame will take the principal part, have
been completed.
r. e. Wilson of Chicago. chief
clerk to Wesley Merritt. industrial
commissioner OF the Sansa Fe who
has immediate charg. OF the undertak-
ing, was at. the general offices OF the
company a. Topeka I couple OF days
sso making the necesstv arrange
.ents for the trip. Mr.. Wilson an
ncuLced that several OF the prominent
men in the middle west, who are
authorities on affairs Of the farm and
interest in the good roads movement,
will accompany Mr. King on the lee
ture tour and will deliver lectures
themselves on the benefits which Will
accrue to farmers If they see to Y
that the country roads are kept in the
best possible shape. Those who have
signifed their intention Of making the
trip are F. .. Coburn, secretary OF
the Kansas state board Of agriculture;
George B. Ellis, secretary Of the Mis-
souri, board Of agriculture: |. d. Ora
Ram. secretary OF the Kansas Good
Roads association. and Prot. W. G.
Hoad. professor Of civil engineering at
the Kansas state university. and
who has made a special study OF road
building. Other experts in this line
are expected to be on hand, among
whom will be a representative from
the United States department Of agri-
culture. probably the chief OF the bu-
reau of public roads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

Las Vegas Art Souvenir On sale
at the Optic Office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
WEST BOUND

NO. u r~.D p. ~ Dopor0e ..--.3N1 49,
No. Z As.-.E:lS ,. ~. DspArts 81. g:OHA
n .sAr-~-sao .. n. Dsparts .--ssWAa.
No. 1, Chicago Limited, solid Pull
man train with dining, observa1ica
and buffet library carr, unsurpasss1
equipment and ssrvicA
No. 3. Atlantic Express, ~ rull
man ana tourist sleeping cars fof chi
cago and Kansas City. and = touS1nk
car for Denver. A Pullman or ~
Denver ID also added It Trinidad. ~
rives It n Junta It 1890 >. w., 60
Meeting with No. s. leaving - JontA
$40 . M, arriving Ct Pueblo o:oo
!. n, Colorado Springs s:3S = -
Denver $50 :. n.
No. 9. Kansas City and, Chicago -
press, has Pullman ana toufiot 49,
err Tor Chicago and Kansas CITY. ~
rives It u Junta l0:1S /. -, coanooE
~ with No. eo3. leaving ~ Jun&a
1910 >. -, arriving 4 pusbio 3:ee
n u. Colorado spriags 80 |. !.
Uenver V:W !. n
No. 10. Chtcago IAs& Mall, ~ Pm.
man sleeper. ~ Paso = Kansas Otty
y TIE ~conpectioa iron ~, polnts seux1
y AlbuQnsfQne. DOes ~ 1ooat NoG9
iroas Alhueyerqua y 1atsa
NJ. !. ONIONS Llnieea, haS 6amo
eQutpmeat - NJ. &.
No. ! ~ fdlln1aa and tonr1gk Gooh
sing err ecr eolther2sC allooonla:dW
train doss H. local wotns esnn 1G014
No. Z. Mexico ~ Cai1eenia uEpton
- pullman md tourt1e aeojlno toGD
~ noethern CalloOenln yGR ~
rullmaa a. ~ r ynDo qn1or II
ldssieo. ooaAsetisa 1GQ 41a ub
~. Silver Cley ~ ~ ponnA u0
ico, ooutAosa New 1ge11eo - ~
800.
No. =. Callousn1a ~ NH, hO~
man slespoAe eags ~ ~ Col1oo1D
polnts. Th1e tss1a n eoaooUl11to1
wttA ~ Z = AIbx(nesonA
49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

N. r. Orr has returned to Roswell
from 4 trip all owe Missouri and Kan
sas. He bought a car load Of fine
horses for Roswell while on the trip.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens FOOteose. q powder. y
cures painful. ymartiug, nervous fee
aud ~ingrowiug nails. and Instant,
takes the sting out OF corus and bun
ions. IT'S the greatest comfort dis
covery Of the age. Aliens Footeast
makes tight or 70 shoes feel easy
II Is q certain cure for sweating. cal
lous, swollen. tired. aching feet. Try
1t today. Sold by III Druggists and
Shoe Stores, BY mail for csc. In
stamps. Don't accept any substltuts
Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

The statement Is made officially that
the wabash Pittsbnrg terminal has
begun the construction Of a connecting
line between Its lines and the mills
Of the United States Steel corporation
at Pittsburg. This connection will be
with the Clarion Steel COMPANY,
which has lines to all Of the other
mills Of the Carnegie company. This
road will give the Wabash entrance
to all Of the steel corporations mills
around Pittsburg. and assure the car
rytng out Of the contract made BY
Mi. Ramsey some year ago. This CON,
tract was the occasion for the en-.
trance Of the Wabash 70 Pittsburg
ana the animus behind the opposition
Of the Pennsylvania, Baltimore Z Ohio
and the Pittsburg e Lake Erie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

The Louisville & Nashville road Is
taking $4,000, 600 annually out Of Its
earnings and putting 1t into perma-
nent physical improvements, charging
the same to operating expenses. Ac-
tual enarnings. OF the road tor the
current fiscal year have been at the
rate OF 20 per cent. on the company's
stock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

Officials OF the Chesapeake & Caio
are sharing In the prosperity OF that
company. The salary Of President
George Stevens has been advanced
s., O00 to 100000. General Passenger
agent Fuller, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent Bronson and other pas
senger officials have also received
increases In salaries.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

An outlay OF more than $l,0oG.0o0
has been made by the Wabash on Col
Inns street. st. Louis, to enlarge ia
cilities Tor handling freight OF the
west side. The block now acquired
covers an area 900 by $50 feet, ands's
adjacent to the Fourth street terminal
opened by the company early this
year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

In order to provide for the new
work made necessary by expansion
plans OF the Fort Worth 4 Denver.
the %cOmpany's shops at Wichita Falls
win be enlarged. New bridges will be
placed on part Of the system and
ninety miles OF new steel rail will be
laid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

During the entire sumper season
the Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad will
cell local tourist round-trip tickets
from Denver, Colorado Springs. Mani
t0u and Pueblo TO all points on lts
main line aud branches In Colorado,
Utah and New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

The Great Northern will spend more
than 3G,OOo.o 900 TOR freight aud passen,
ger equipment this year. New refrig.
orator cars for meat and fruits will
als0 be purchased.
The Arkansas commission has U.s.
sued an order making l2 l-2 per cent.
Ut the cost Of irst class fare the
maximum charge per 100 pounds tor
excess for travelling mems trunks.
The Kansas City Southern has
bought FROM the Illinois Steel company
$4,000. tons OF eighty-ive pound rails
TO replace all rails lighter than sew.
-enty-nve pounds In its main line be-
tween Kansas City aud Shreveport.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-24

The recent car shortage that az.
fected almost all roads was more Sc
riouS with the Great Western than
with any western road. The new shops
at st. Paul were built with the very
idea Of relieving the shortage. It
being a new line in that territory made
It the more serious. 1t could not obs
tain g cars from the factories fast
enough. It's freight business ais been
growing rapidly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-21
Vnr,,,er, a Debt Pi1er.

Another example Of Harvey W.
EIarmer's utter inef1ciency as mayor
OF the city was demonstrated this
morning when in one stroke of al
legged high reform" he plunged the
CITY. which already suffers from
cumbersome Indebtedness, further
into debt to the amount of $264-1O'
A raid was made on a house In
Traders alley and seven occupants
were arrested and brought to jail
charged with consorting. They were
found guilty and fined $50 each and
sentenced to 80 days in jail each
The defendants offered to pay their
fines and costs which would amount
to s151.2O If the Jail sentence were
suspended. Under the circumstances
this was the best thing to do as 1t Is
not clearly known where the money
is going to come from to pay the
running expenses of the city this
year not to think of the enormous
Jail fees Harrner is piling up Yet
instead of taking this $151.2O'
which large amount would In all
likelihood serve as sufficient punish
ment for the Offenders, the reform
mayor. in a spirit of stubborn vain
righteousness and for political adver'
Using purposes to the city's expense
refused to accept the money and on
top of that thrust more debt on the
CITY by causing $1ds.5O in Jail fees
to be added to the rapidly growing
treasury deficiency.
Certainly Harmer is peach"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-21

After issuing a prediction letter
or statement covering an entire page
Of the wheeling Register, John T..
McGraw. the late Democratic boss IN
this state, ought not now be so pain
fully silent. He seems to be entirely
speechless. The election caused his
silence to a very large extent, but
there are other factors in his silence'
one of which is that sevepl Demo
cratic newspapers have him de-
throned from the boss-ship. He
sees the handwriting on the wall
placed there by not only the Repub-
lican party but also his own party.
re is dead one politically the same
al is the party that bowed to his die
tation SO long
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-21

A stranger, who believes in the
..blue laws" walked into Parkers-
burg and saw several merchants sell
ing goods last Sunday. He swore-
out warrants for them If he were
70 come into salem, he would evil
IDENTIFY ascertain that place had blue
laws that permit merchants to do an
open business on Sunday. If Park
srsbure violates the law by selling
or sunday, Salem certainly does not
Keen it by doing the same thing.
Tbe ..bIue law believer would prob
abIy not reconcile himself to Salem
and would pass on without under
standing what it was and what it was
all about. He might as we'll have
done the same as to Parkersburg.
That is a mighty wicked city and Is
liable to do all the things on Sun
day it does on week days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-21
NewRorIS Senators.

Along with other publications the
Wall street Journal of New York
city complains that the state of New
York is not represented in the Unit
ed states senate and suggests that
a great and beneficent change In the
Empire State's share in national leg
islation would be brought about by
the appointment of Theodore Roose-
Welt and Elihu Root as United States
senator's from that state in 1909. The
Journal Gays:
"The proper place of both of these
men, when their present terms OF Of
fee have expired, is in the Senate
President Roosevelt will be less than
81 years old when his present term
as President expires. He will then
be in the full zenith Of his power.
It would be a loss to the nation II
he should then retire to private HE
The benefit of his extraordinary eX-
perience and powerful personality
ought to be secured for the Amert-
can people for many years to come
and in no other place could ne 40
more effective work as a statesman
after he had ceased to be President
than in the United States senate"
Certainly no better men could rep
resent New York in the United
states senate. and it would indeed be
a great thing for the nation as well
as the state to retain the public SER
vice of two such brainy and power
fn4 men as Theodore Roosevelt and
rsItb,, Root The Wall Street Jour
nal has made wise suggestion,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-21

that body VIII do remains to be seen.
1t is conjectured that by the time the
legislature meets the board will be
ready to ask for some such measure.
It is largely, If not altogether VI, to
that organization, to ask for some
thing of the kind. Whether it would
be best to ask for a bond issue de-
ponds largely on how the people
think about it. If the majority OF
the citizens do not want bond is
sue and better water works, then
It is not best to have such. Senti-
nent On this subject has not been
much learned. There are some
leading citizens in favor of it. while
st1u Others voice their sentiment
against it. There can be no cues
ticn, however, that Clarksburg
should have an up-to-date water sys-
tenn.