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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

The Democratic press conyen-
ton and banquet at Kansas City
was a successful meeting OF the
influential men of the Democratic
party. Harmony undoubtedly
prevailed, as almost every speak
en- talked about it and plead for
it. Five hundred persons sat
down to banquet and among the
number. one hundred and fifty
editors.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

Judge w. W. Graves was duly
sworn i'm as one of the judges of
the state supreme court Tuesday
April 10, and at once assumed
the duties of the ofice. This re
moves the Judge as a possible op-
punent of Judge DeArmond Tor
Congress.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

We acknowledge the receipt of
a late Canal Zone paper from j.
B. March, containing the news of
the world in English and Spanish
The Panama Star-H Herald is full
of advertising matter and con
tains all the news and is pub
lished daily ut Panama, for the
sum OF 500 per month by j.
Gabriel Duquc.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

Maxim Gorty. the Russian
revolutionist and author, and his
wife. are in the United States to
tell thepeople about the condition
of the Russian people.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

most people who heard him,
that the cost of steele in Ameri
ca was no greater than of Amer
lean steel abroad. This certain
~ was at variance with the facts
as understood by the most of
Mr. Cramps audience, but he
insisted that the statement was
correct and that the whole trou
bic with American ship building
was the high wages that had to
be paid on this side.
BY all odds the funniest thing
in connection with the subsidy
hearing was the appearance of
one witness whom most of the
papers gravely identified as Mr..
Arthur Sewall, a large ship
builder of Bath, Me. Such is
fame. Probably no one will
ever know just now much it cost
Mr.. Sewall to get defeated for
the vice-prcsidency ON the Bry
an ticket. And that was only a
few years ago. Yet he is alluded
TO before a House COMMITTEES
hearing as simply "a large ship
builder of Bath, Me. he says
that his yards are idle from the
sickness of trade and that not "a
mechanic has been employed for
three years. The summing up
of the whole argument before
the whole committee was, Give
us subsidy or there will be moth
ing doing in the merchant ma
rine line"
The Keep Commission, which
has told in a large and extraya,
gantly expensive report Of the
necessity for economy in public
printing, has done its work, if
not too we'll at least well enough,
lin all the scientific bureaus of
Washington. Work is almost at
a standstill in many of the Blu
reaus of the Department of Agri-
culture as the result of the econ
omy crusade. The same is true
of the Bureau of Ethnology, the
Geographical Survey and some
: of the other scientific depart
? ments. The secretaries have
shut down on printing to such an
extent that it is slmost impossi-
. bic for the workers, who are try
ing TO do things for the benefit OF
the farmer in the department OF
agriculture, TO get the results OF
. their work into type 81 that the
p people for whom it was done can
I have the benefit of il. This is
r resulting in slack work all along
the line. IF we cannot get The
result of our research printed.
/. where is the use in doing IL al
j. all. The eXperimenters ash
with some show of reason. YET
/. the edict for economy has gon,
# forth and for a while nj leas.
there will be next 10 no printing
. done except the work ON the Con
g]ressional record and ON q mum
der Of the almost useless docu
ments published under "A man
datory law setting for the ex
lpenditures of the government.
for the past year. just how
u how much use the later sort o
= publication is may be instance,
by the volume entitled EXpen,
.itures Of the Department 81 Az
. riculture. When Mr.. Littl,
} fields committee went through
d the Agriculture Department
/" fortnight ago and demanded L
know Just how much had beef
= spent, Secretary Wilson sprun,
this yolumn on them. IL ha'
{, cost 5000 10 get up last yea
a and there had been 1900 copie
printed in accordance with Law
!. Mr.. Littleheld and his colleague.
looked at il and said that the,
could not make head nor tail O
AM "
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-22

- "o"t"s
Observation-Disclosures
Bank of Ybor City, Ybor City. capital. $4,000.
The Bank of Greenvile, Greenville, capital,
$4,000.
The Citizens Bank of Jacksonville, Jacksonville.
Peoples Bank and Trust Company, Jackson
ville capital, $4,000 t
The Bank of Ft Myers. Fl Myers. capital,
$4,000. 3s
The Bank of Bombay. Bombay capital. $4,000
The Bank of Clearwater, Clearwater, capital.
$4,000.
Bank Of West Tampa, West Tampa, capital
$25,O00 s
Citizens Bank Of Mayo, Mayo. capital. $4,000
Orlando Bank and Trust. Co., Orlando, capital
$4,000.
The City Savings Bank, Tampa, capital, $4,000
The Chipley State Bank, Chipley capital
$4,000.
The Bank of Newberry. Newbery capital.
The suwannee River Bank White Springs. cap
The Bank of Lake Butler, Lake Butler, capital,
$4,000
The Bank o. Williston, winston. capital
$4,000.
Peoples Bank Of Sanford, Sanford capital.
100000 s-sg'
The Bradford County Bank, starke, capital
$25,0OO
The State Bank Of Apalachicola, Apalachicola,
capital, $25,OO0
Micanopy Banking Company, Micanopy, capital.
$4,000 E'7
The Bank Of starke, starke. capital. $4,000
Citizens Bank OF Leesburg, Leesburg capital
$25,O00 19@E M,
Sponge Exchange Bank Tarpon Springs, CAPT
Savings Banks i
.ss ststs Savings Bank Tallahassee. capital.
Union Savings Bank, Jacksonville. capital,
PEOPLES Bank for Savings st. Augustine, CAPT.
tai, $4,000. "A gNW 7s'r69a "A TT TT1' NM
Special Banks.
(Banks chartered by Speciai Act OF Legisature.)
East Florida Savings and Trust CO.. Palatka
capital, $4,000 il Nfe N1 go
Commercial Bank, Jacksonville capital 100000
Live Oak Bank, Live Oak, capital $4,000.
Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Tampa,
capital, 100000 " ,aa s7l nm ''9.1 -
Branch Banks. sa
p Merchants Bank. branch of volusia County
BANK, Daytona. hHa .6 n,sg5 g s,##
Sarasota Branch Bank of Manatee. Saraao,s l M
commercial Bank Branch, Ocala lg s7 S sa@
Commercial Bank Branch lake City Gp M
Manatee Banking Company, branch. Braden. q
town. 94a85a tsT 3a 800 g'iy s'S''' '"uo ""-
AS showing the growth OF the banking business
III THIS state some figures are given here: M SIS
In 1902 the total capital stock Of I ae
S .aoe nanks was ...,............& 916,3OO 90
=, 900 900 \. y nau grown to..... 2936,868 55
~ l ,"nc Inc surplus Iund amounted to 266631. So
IN lSV0 IL was. Observation-Disclosures. eco E76 81 n
In 1902 undivided profits were. ISSSly XIX
In 1905 1t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 19Ineo GO
In 1902 the total deposits were 6049 04e 90
- 1S Sv0 ney were.::...,...... 12,995522.4O
~ az az al otner liabilities totaled.. 18472746
:" i'V0 'nese "ere................ S54105.86 a3
This is the growth Of four years. The most
s smlnlng dinerence OF totals Is in the amount OF
deposits. which has more than doubled IN four
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-22
Remarkable Increase In Number,
Strength and business ShoWn
I'm Four Years business Of
Florida State Banks.
Examinations Frequent and
Thorough.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= In 1902 the total capital stock Of
v State Banks was. ..........$ 915,3OO %
b In 1905 the total capital stock OF
. An Increase in four years Of OVER TWO 3
e In 1902 the surplus fund was. .$2se,ss1 10 y
b In 1906 the surplus fund was. 562,676 az
b An increase Of MORE THAN 100 PER CENT
Observation-Disclosures
the basis of successful banking and the regular
examination of banks contributes largely to that
condition" a.
Following is a list of the State banks with their
respective branches
stat. a,rk. AG-2c L
Quincy State Bank, Quincy capital, 100000
Bank of Pasco County, Dade City, capital,
$4,000 .mM
volusia County Bank, DeLand, capital, $4,000.
Brevard County State Bank, Cocoa, capital
$25,OO0
Indian River State Bank Titusvie. capital,
$4,000
State Bank of Lakeland. Lakeland, capital,
$4,000
Jefferson County State Bank Monticello, CAPT
Dade County State Bank, West Palm Beach.
capital, $4,000. 29
Bank Of Fort Pierce. Fort Pierce, capital
$4,000.
State Bank OF Orlando Orlando, capital, $4,000.
m State Bank OF Florida, Jacksonville. capital,
$bO,OO0. '"s m aE n@a 3& ap5ea -
Capital City Bank, Tallahassee capital, $4,000
Bank of Bay Biscayne, Miami, capital, $4,000
Punta Gorda Bank, Punta Gorda, capital
$4,000.
Manatee county State Bank, Palmetto, capital
$4,000.
The Bank of Manatee. Bradentown.. capital
$16,500 a
State Bank OF Kissimmee, Kissimmee, capital
$4,000. ts
Hillsborongh State Bank Plant CITY, capital
Manatee Banking Company, Manatee, capital,
$4,000.
eu Citizens Bank OF Perry Perry, capital, $4,000
Citizens State Bank. Mariana capital, $4,000
Planters Security Bank, Jensen, capital,
$4,000. W
High Springs Bank. High Springs, capital
$4,000. III
Peoples Bank OF Pensacola, Pensacola, capital
$4,000. 8T1,a
Bank of Green Cove Springs, Green Cove
Springs, capital, $4,000.
State Exchange Bank, Lake City. capital,
$4,000
Bank OF Dunnellon, Dunnellon, capital $4,000
Bank Of Alachua, Alachua, capital, $4,000.
The Citizens Bank of Lakeland. Lakeland. cant.
tai, $4,000
The Bank OF Jasper, Jasper, capital, $4,000
The Guaranty Trust and Savings Company
Jacksonville, capital. 100000.
fernando State Bank, Brooksville capital,
$4,000
!. Citizens Bank Of Madison Madison capital,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-22

y R&&&&&@9&R y v q " " R&& v .
Y In 1902 there were 2s State 4anks. In :,
" 1906 there were 70 state Banks, an increase y
U Of a. There are applications on He with q
r the Secretary Of State for eight charters, =
y which Will be In operation within two Z
r months. y
b q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-22

IHis - the BTOWth OF four years The most
striking difference OF totals is In the amount 81
deposits which has more than doubled IN four
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-09-22

nn@ TERNAL vigilance Is the price of
(S(t 1fN~ safety A trite old saying, may
vl be, but just as true now as when
~ a 1t was first uttered, and especially
APPLICABLE to the subject matter of
this article III vOur heart ia where
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
NEW VOTING MACHINES.
County Commissioner Figure on Five
More for This Fall.

The attention OF the county commits
sloners was called yesterday afternoon
to the fact that Eve Of the new election
districts will have over 1000 voters this
fan, so that five more voting machines
VIII be needed The matter will be
taken up with ,he city council IN hopes
that the city may share with the county
the necessary expense
The commissioners awarded 20 ". 4.
Duvall the contract Tor Uniting and cal-
cumming the third and fourth floors a
Tho city and county building FOR $500
The chairman and clerk OF the board
were authorized 90 sign the $4,000 re-
funding bonds m time 20 make tht
transfer, when they wlli be- handed over
20 the purchasers
Sheriff Emery notified the board that
he had appointed Joseph h Smith as
deputy sheriff 10 serve without pay Al
Saltalr. and the appointment was con-
drmcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
PROTECT PROPRIETARY MEDI-
(ISIS

Did 70 ever occur 10 you that pro-
prietary medicines are a blessing 90
mankind generally? The good ones
have long continued sale; the poor
ones have short life and soon leave
the market
II We had % depend entirely upon
physicians and druggists * would be
expensive and very inconvenient at
times, especially IN the country and at
night when neither could be conven-
ieutIy reached. For nearly forty years
Boschee's German Syrup has been used
IN many families and thousands Of
lives OF adults and children have been
saved by rs use, when q was impos-
sible to reach a physician. German
Syrup Is the best household remedy
for coughs, colds. throat and lung
trouble. Il quickly relieves the hack
ing cough, loosens the phlegm and
brings sound and refreshing sleep.
Twenty-Five and seyenty-fye cents.
Get copy OF Green's Prize Almanac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twentieth Ward--The simmons
sociable given last evening az the
Twentieth ward annex was q most
pleasant affair. H. spite OF the hot
weather and a natural dislncliuation TO
indoor meetings, there was a goodlv
turnout IN honor and appreciation Of
the long years Of faithful service REM
dered bv Elder Joseph r. Simmons
during his residence !n the Twentieth
ward and his removal from the ward
occasioned general regret.
An hours program. most dppropri-
ate and briskly carried through was
rendered consisting OF musical selec-
lions by the choir. Twentieth ward
Mandolin club. and a number Of the
best local talent A handsome reclin-
ing chair was presented 90 the honored
guest. who 90 his remarks OF acknowl-
edgment. gave a brief outline of the
growth of the Simmons family from
pioneer DAYS % the present. he being
the father Of 10 children. and his re-
spected mother (RaChel Woouey Sim.
mons being the grandpareut Of about
GO Bishop Romney followed IN words
Of merited eulogy and the program
closed with Aud Lang Syne by VIM.
H. Russell and the assemblage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
FREE BOOKLET ON
BRIGHT'S DISEASE
AND DIABETES.

desire 70 place In the hands o. ;hoss
'.l'lea with Brghts Disease or Dla.
lts lepsge pamphlet that Is saving
-NAn lives II u not an ordinary
phiti bat Is principally made up q
l.fu q scientifically conducted tests IN
eige variety Of cases. showing s. per
~ q recoverles IN these hitherto incur
0.t diseases
4nh booklet 10 Ter thoughtful peopls-
pc who can discriminate between
linon patent medicine literature and
.LetaNy prepared report q a patient,
iious and profoundly important Invests
ne specifies employed IN these tests are
eHn az The Fulton Comp unds and the
sllis obtained prove concluslyely that
80 dreaded diseases 20 long fatal have
r. last yielded % medical science. The
lAmphlet II free = J Hi DRUG Co. To-
aren't Salt Lake.
Nhen 70 suspect Brights Disease
eAEnsss or loss q weight. puffy ankles,
,tlnes or eyelidt; kidney trouble after the
30 month. urine may show sediment,
.ts.niF vision: drowsiness; one or more Of
m Diabetes ths dis'inguishlns feature IT,
ss-kness with ltcai thiFs, and 81 times
'sieclout apgetslA =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
BOY BADLY HURT.
Hand Caught ln spiral spring aud
Bone. seriously Crushed.

while watching the workings Of a
spiral elevator a, the mill Of the SAT-
Lake a Jordan company yesterday
forenoon. carl A. Carlson. Jr.. son ~
Omcer Carlson - the salt Lake police
department met with a very painful
ana serious accident The boy. with a
number OF companions was much in.
terested in he curious piece OF ma.
chinery BE thought he could secure
soin, ~ ne wheat that was being car.
ncd upeafi anl thrust in bis hand for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24

the purpose The member was caught
By the screw and before help
could be summoned many bones IN the
fingers and hand had been broken and
crushed. Dr. William +. Beer Was
called 20 attend the lads injuries, end
the sufferer was later taken 20 the
l., ID. S. hospital FOR treatment. lie IS
now az home and while the accident Is
Of serious nature, % Is hoped that
permanent injury viii not result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
PREHISTORIC HORSE.
Cues. Work Declaration That one Has
Been Found In Wyoming.

ISVH|-lI N NO "NeNeO
Rock Spring Wyo. July A-The
skeleton OF prehistoric animal ha,
been found oa the sweetVater divide
north of here hy Arthur Vaughn and
winnie Firevoue measuring nearly 81
feet in length 10 was evidently a herr
bRurous animal. and is undoubtedly
thD prcgeuH0r of tho modern horse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24

l live and let NY brethren live
With all that's good 10 me.
Unto the poor some cash ] give.
The balance / give 10 Rocky Noun.
tain Tea.
q. c. 81 l. Drug Dept. ll2-1l4 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
GO TO SALTAIR TODAY

Trains leave Tor the beach. 1880 a.
No.. p. m. and every forty-dye minutes
thereafter throughout the day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24

greatness OF the people Of their ages
and live enough beyond their age TO
ste into The future then when the time
is ripe q leader more bold and positive
than the rest breaks out and makes a
great commotlon iu his world. We
move on, out OF darkness into light.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24

Ths MI..ourl i've wa. b. AlyIaIaE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-24
NAIN sHoW OF PoWER.

At the time when Christianity was
ffst introduced. the Eplcurian adage'
Let us eat. drink, and be merry, for
,-norrow we die" vas al It's height
in me conquests OF Alexander. julius
cesar and others were FOR gain only
"a attempt had been made TO better
,bs i1dlvidual man. Thus they have
IN assed away. leaving behind them
am me memory Of a splendid pomp,
vain show of power as hollow ana
fs's, as the Conquests they commem-
crate An conqucsts for conquest
Ike alone end IN defeat
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
TH4U7S TRIAL DELAYED
Motion Granted TO Examine Wit
uesses ont of the State.

BY the granting OF a motion by Justice Newbur-
ger YESTERDAY for The appointment of commission
70 take the testimony OF witnesses VINO are out OF
the state a long delay in bringing Harry X Thaw
To trial Is foreshadowed. The defence. however,
which made the motion through Clifford W. Hart
ridge insists that Il is anxious TO have speedy
trial and that every effort will be made TO have the
case reached in January. a. which time justice
Fitzgerald will be sitting in the Criminal Branch
Recorder GoH. who becomes justice OF the 81
prerne Court January l. is not scheduled 10 sl-
in hat branch during the year. The District At
torney It is known. is anxious To have him try the
case. but unless exchange can he made 1t VIII
be impossible.
The motion granted yesterday taken al an
tage Of by Nj. Jerome who said he would also Ike
10 get the testimony OF witnesses. a long aTEu-
Inent ensued az To his power 10 do So but Justice
Newburger decided that by allowing an interrOEa-
tory commission the District Attorney i equally
able with the defence 10 get testimony
witness Mr. Jerome wishes examine -
Miss Ida veronica Simontou, who is Tie heart
or Africa. studying pTimates. Should NJ. Jerome
persist "a getting Ier les IInuny. IL would probably
take months. Miss SnOutOu is a friend Of rhs
Nesoit family, ana Il said have been abroad v.th
Mrs Holman, Evelyn NesDit ThaW's mother. and
l'haW and his wife At the time they quarreed.
The witnesses whose testimony the defence de
sires TruXton Beale and Thomas McCeieb. who
are iE CalifOrnla. They We're with ThIU and MS
wife On the night Of the shooting
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
.lLLOT COBALT SHARES.
No OrrsabscTption Mystery Sur
rounds the Com pdHy.

... I.-t-a button ~ the shares OF the United Co
.et Exploration Company vas begun yesterday at
tls office of the Equitable Trust Company the
.HtCeE 0r allotment hayin- been sent out on sat
.rdas. Tie authorized capital stock Of the com
faHy zla.0ooo, Of which 100000 was offered
ta- s-e-arHl,lou at G,ar-sl share How much has
.-sn subscribed could not be learned yesterday
trses timer tl. Equitable Trust Company or Grant
a-Sa Browne. rrau4g-r Of The enterprise. 10 whom
.1q-irers were referred by rhe trust company i
ae-eIra.r.d. however, hat the allOtments We're
iar t.a faI amounts OF the several subscriptions.
inference being 'hst there haC been at least no
a-nrsa srrIptiau
Ta. stock when issued" sold around 81 a Few
Gays ago $50 per cent. Yesterday morning
~-ies were made on the curb Is. and before the
nc o. tl- day the price mad dwindled 70 =. or %
c-lts share Z is understood that when the
atoc@ Vas brought out the curb, at and over,
Intending subscribers sold iL short. expecting 10
make handsome profit by covering on receiving
tfal. aIotmeuts al I A few days ago II was an
bounce. flat allorn.ents would be made 10 only
hose subscribers who should agree 10 pool their
stock for SIX months, move which might have
77rkec erbarras ssment TO those who had gone
son That plan was TOR some unexplained reason
4san0OIed however. NJ Browne saying i'll the
I'm view ~ recent developments. il has been
aeelael Unnecessary TO consuInEnate the plan OF
+oe4Us the stock Al the present time
Mystery srlu surrounds lhe United Cobalt Ex-
i4oIalau Company When the advertisement OF
-e 'H0r ~ shares appeared a iofOilghI or NOR
80, "a Na~ reported that Thomas r. Ryan and
.iF 'H-eE+ltfilIS were DFflin the PROJECT b4l
jlis has been positively and explicitly denied. Mr.
7roWno himself could not be seen yesterday. but
Ole of IIS rlpTe~anTatlves said that there no
+A- beyond The fact that the stock being
'-llfreQ 20 the subscribers.
hai fGa advertisement said 1hat thirty odd
mes were already under option. said the re-
.1r'e-- What mines are they2 Nobody IA Wall
street knows. and many people asking Didn' I
notices - allotment give any Information
1boEf these uiues@''
10 answered AZ. Brownies representative.
~ Browne viii give further information when
.- proper time comes Some friends of his have
.'-hfl large amounts Of the stock They have
eea' ir banking what they know Of Grant
y ;sH browne and what he has done Browne
- ~ W1tn you.' they said They don't know any
-qH..l ~
BESIDE tae exploration conf pany.' ne added in
New-York tribune., 1906-12-04
CITY TO SELL $9,8OO,Oo0 BONDS.
Mostly for Fifty-Year Periods but Those for
Water Board Are Only for Twenty Years.

Controller Motz in Yesterdays "Flts Record
advertised for proposals for 80 Soo0o OF cent
bonds OF the city of New York. the bids TO he
opened on Friday December ~ AT o'clock. Seven
millions Of the new viii he devoted TO vari-
Gus municipal purposes. One million is 20 provide
for water supply purposes. These $4,000" viii be
fftv-vcar BONDS Water bonds TO the amount OF
10000 will mature in 1925, SL@l0p0 assessment
bonds IN 1916, and s500oJ0 assessment bonds IN 1916
The Ss0oQG0 water board bonds are the Issue the
Controller tried TO sell 10000 worth Of last July
and Tor which he secured only one bid. clerk
Offering take 800 worth, The law by which. the
cltv is authorized spend 5i6l C00UO for wat=r
he brought from the Catsktlis. specifically
saws that the bonds 10 provide the MONEY shall
be for twenty-year terms only This has caused
trouble and the Board Of Water Supply far
has been living through he generosity Of The
Sinking Fund. which has bought its bonds The
board has needed great deal OF money Vet,
As its first Dig contract. one involving about SV1D,-
COO the portion OF the aqued Ict In Putnam
and putcheEs counties. is to be awarded to-day
AIavor Mcclellan said he thought the difficulty
NOT serious the tOutr pler believes II Is, and
Las thought advisable 70 sell only 100000 worth
this time as a kind Of trial About ten days ago
the Board OF Estimate authorized the expenditure
bI- rhe Board OF Water supply of Si0t0oo0o 1t
viii not Immediately need all this money, how
ever u is thought that the Legislature viii be
asked TO amend the law permitting hfty-year
bonds 70 be sold for the new water system con