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New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
american Manufacturers to Build
3S,OOO Cars Nert Year.

Nothing indicates more clearly the trend Of trade
in the automobile line for next year than the fig
received at the office in New York Of the
American Motor Car Manufacturers Association,
which is associated with the Automobile Club Of
America In the "An America" show which opens
in Grand Central Palace October "a Prior TO
the show plans We're definitely decided for the suc-
ceeding years output. and although complete fig
ures from each of the hfty-one members have not
been received enough have announced their plans
10 warrant the statement that next year the con-
cerrs in that big organization will manufaC Cture
about thirty-seyen thousand automobiles, at an
average price of $2,533 and total selling price of
a little more than $4,000 900. 1t is estimated that
this will be than 80 per cent OF all the auto
mobile business done next year.
The Maxwell company VIII make 5000 cars at
their factories I'm Tarrytown. Pawtucket, Chicago
and New Castle; r. +. Ods announces that the
REQ Motor Car Companys output will be 1000
cars; the Mitchell Motor Car Company will make
1000; Stoddard- Dayton about 2,10O; the Premier
600: Wayne. 600 and National 400 These eight
concerns, lively listing Ford at $4,000
cars, total OF 27.700 OF type that
has proven so popular this year, with Indications
pointing 10 increased demand I'm 1908 The
ffty-one members in the association turn out cars
ranging in price from the $400 runabout 10 the
ponderous $4,000 and $4,000 touring cars. like the
siX-cylinder Chadwick, De Luxe, Welch and Amer
iCan MOrS.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
LIMP BURSTS 1T FIRE.
Five FiremCn injured in a House
of Mystery.

\ FIRE OF unknown origin broke out III Two story
ten-room frame house at Audubon and Fort GsoFNs
avenues last night and while fremen from Ensl"s
Company 81 trying 10 put IL out = gaSoeH'
lamp on the first hOor exploded
a thick partition which divided two cf the rooms
on the lower floor shattered and I've OF 'ne
fremen were thrown the floor sof the rear hai!-
way. Lieutenant Trickenback had his face cut ana
his hair and eyebrows were snged Fireman BrooAs
sustained bruises Of the body and the other thres
were slightly bruised.
Although the place was furnished and appeared 10
be a middle class lodging house IN running oIdeF
neither police nor hremen found any one on ll'
premises. The police say the house belongs 70
Thomas Bailey. OF No. 5O1 West 101th street bat
they could not learn who lived in it, The blaze con-
sumed nearly all Of the upper story.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
ROBBED AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

Even though he slept in the hallway of Police
Headquarters Patsy Fiorilly. the official boot
black of the East 9th street police station. was
robbed yesterday morning of S. and he has ap-
peaed to his friends in the detective bureau TO
cover his money.
Before he discovered his loss Patsy was kicked
out OF the hallway by the janitor who did not
know him. 1t is "Patsy's' boast that he knows
nearly every man worth knowing in Commissioner
Bingham's department. The janitor. he says has
no knowledge of men and affairs.
Patsy does not regularly sleep in Railways but
he found the door OF his home locked when he
rived there early yesterday after his regular pay
night Jaunt down the Bowery Patsy" once upon
a time shined Commissioner Bingham's shoes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
FOR SPECIAL MAIL RECORD.
Weeks Work To Be Tabulated for Economic
Reasons.

All mail received in Manhattan in the week
beginning Monday will be counted and the rec
ord sent TO Washington The same viii be
done in every postal district in the country This
work Is in obedience to act OF Congress
passed at the last session. The department al
Washington. ii is said. wishes 10 haye these
figures so that the service may be put on
paying basis through analysis of the present
conditions.
Francis r. Roome. superintendent Of nails
said yesterday that additional men had been
employed so that the routine OF work wouia
not be interfered with.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
SPORTS At COLUMBIA.
Cross-Country Candidates Training
Orer Nc7c Course.

Columbias cross-couutry squad is now prac-
tising over a new course. which has been laid
out at Williamsbrdge. About forty men are
training for the team. and they arc paced by
Fred Rodgor. the New York Athletic Club fier,
and George Bonhag. OF the Irish-Amercans. Tho
first meet Of the season will take place on No
veubcr T. when the Columbia freshmen viii
send a team to Princeton to meet the Tiger
cubs on the following Saturday. November
o. the Columbia varsity will meet Princeton
in dual meet at Princeton
Hitherto cross-country BTactice At Columbia
has been held on Riverside Drive, but the poor
showing of last years team in the intercoile-
alate meet led the management Of this years
team to select n course which is somewhat sim
liar to the intercollegiate course AZ Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
NO CREEDMOOR PRACTICE.
Stopped By Governor Hughes Pend
inc Investigation.

Albany oct. s.-By direction Of Governor Hughes
Adiutant General Henry has informed Major Cen
eral Roe commanding officer OF the National
Guard that all practice and OF the state r1he
range at Creedmcor. Queens County. must stop.
Resumption Of practice is not 20 take place until
definite orders from the Governor.
This action IS taken. General Henry announced
to-day I'm view of the preseutment made by the
Grand iur,. of Queens County. which declared the
rife range "a menace to the lives OF the people 10
the neighborhood The state commission appointed
to investigate the National Guard and GeneraI
Henry are looking into the matter.
. ,r1o future Of C,readmoor Is still in doubt and
presents serious problem according 10 'ienereI
It.,r,- The general believes that before abandon
i,. ,ern,anentlv the range efforts should he mace
=, r,drco TO a minimum the dangers 70 wiuch
,os{5ants in its vicinity subjected throuSI ''
.,tt firing of Inexperienced recruits. He oeIeVes
~. ,b ,,ee ~ s,lb-target guns I'm aruorles shoulu
49, ,r,,-ed so that recruits will become sum
,,,rl,- rroucfcnt i'm target practice before oei.is
,i,tod IN indulge IN outdoor practice In 'h'
o,ort of such measures being taken he oene'eS
Not Creedmoor's use could he continued
-r,,, crIor ~ the Governor will cause great dis
o,-oirtn7ent to the National Guardsmen VINO nave
I,o,, Getting I'm trim for the closing expert pTac-
&c., Of tho year According to the programme. Ma
,,c,,I Guardsnnen who are ambitious to try 10
qualify ON the sharpshooters range, and as experts
and competitors in tho distinguished expert class
rc TO begin practice today with the entry OF the
sharDshooters' class. Sharpshooters were also 10
have had the range Saturday. while the experts
were TO have possession Of tho october Is
and Is and for those wishing try TO qualify
DISTINGUISHED experts the range was to be open on
October %. 25. o6 and 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
GARDNER BEATS NILES.
Wins Intercollegiate Lazcn Tennis
Cham pi0nShip IN Singles.

Philadelphia, oct. SC p. Gardner. OF Harvard.
won the intercollegiate lawn tennis championship
In singles to-day, defeating N W. Niles. OF f-ar-
ward, IN the final round, three sets TO one Card
ner played in great form throughout he had
previously defeated A. Dabney, of Harvard, III lhe
semi-nal round, in straight sets, while Niles peat
Clarence Pe, Of Harvard. in equally easy taShioh'
Harvard now holds the championship in both SIN
giles and doubles. The summary follows:
Singles (semi-fnaI round)-N W. Niles. Harvard beat
Clarence Pe, Harvard. g. 6-1; G. =. Gardner daf-
Yard, beat A Dabney, Harvard. CO. 6-3.
Final round-G. P. Gardner beat n. w. Niles. s.
sc G-1. C.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
IBv Telegraph TO The Tribune

Princeton. y. T.. Oct. SIN spite Of to-r1o--
rows game with Wesleyan the Princeton foot
ball squad got stir practice this afternoon.
In the preliminary drill. which unusually
long. a great deal of attention was paid to
charging the line men. who have shown a ten
dency to charge too high. hard scrimmags
followed. I'm which the first team was unable
10 score largely due to the fact that substituts
backfeld used.
The varsity was on the defensive most Of the
time and did not show up well in that depart
ment. The secondary defence was especially
weak In offensive work most Of the time
devoted 10 plays through the line The Offenca
was ragged and fumbling frequent. caused
largely by the fact that a few OF the
not familiar with the signals The ends played
remarkably well. getting down the field under
puuts with speed and accuracy
The undergraduates are greatly Interested in
the result of to-morrOw's game with Wesleyan.
il will offer the first opportunity for direct
comparison with Yale.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
EMPIRE CITY TRACK CASE UP.

Albany. Oct. s-The court Of Appeals heard arEu-
mcnts to-day In the case of the Empire city Trot-
ting club against the state Racing Commission to
compel tue issuance To the club OF a license
duct running races on it's track near Nou.scrs. The
Appellate Division. "a Department, granted "A writ
Of maudamus directing the State Racing Commits
sion To issue the license desired. The case now
commission from the decision Of the Appellate
Division. \ decision Is not expected for some
time
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
DOG SHOW At D4NBURY.
Reginald G. Vanderbilt and ". g..
Rockefeller Among Prize WinnerS.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Danbury. Conn. oct. S.-Regnald c. Vanderbilt
and William G. Rockefeller among the prize
winners at the Danbury Fair dog show to-day.
Mr. Vanderbilt exhibited his GeeThounds and his
champion Eek received first prize in the winners
class. AIr. Rockefeller carried off everything in
the beagle classes Belle of oxford taking first
and Rockridge Mole second In the winners class.
Miss {. G. whitney of New York, and J. Black
burn Miller Of New York. took many prizes in the
great Dane classes. The storm necessitated post
ponement OF the automobile parade and races. and
those events viii take place tomorrow, when the
harness racing will also begin
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
Baseball Golf Tennis Other
GIINNERS At THE TRAPS.
J. 4. r.. Elliott Wins Professional
Shoot at Bergen Beach.

Fifty of the best amateur gunners of the metro
potan district reported at the traps of the Bergen
Roach Gun Club, to take part in the two-day trap
sbootine tournament that began yesterday under
tbe ausnices of the Brooklyn Club. The feature of
the meet shoot at hundred targets Tor the
cocnooDotan amateur championship
The shoot was not finished, as 1t did not begin
mill late on account of the stormy morning. The
leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
MRS. CHADWICK LOSING HOPE.
Gives Evidence of Fear of Approaching
Death by Embracing Religion.
LBy Telegraph o Ths sErlbune.1

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. S-The belief OF Mrs. Carrie
Chadwick that she is near death was made plain in
the penitentiary to-day. when she embraced the
Catholic faith. Never before has she confessed a
religious belief Her son, Emil Hoover OF Cleve-
land. was with her short time during the day
Further evidence of her dependency developed
when 1t became known that she has made her will
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

OLeary, steinfeldt Evers. Stolen bases-slagie C9
sheeksrd Chance. seintedt. Evers. Howard. Jones C
scasefer lsossman. Double plays-Evsrs to Tinker;
schaeter to ROssna % Left on bases-hcaso o. Detroit
base on error-Detrot /. Hit by pteher-By Donovan
20 Steintelot sheekard. Struck out-By Donovan IL:
by overall. q. BY Reulbach =. Passed ba-Schrnt3t
Tins. 2.3a Grsvtres-O'Day aad Sherids-n-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS.
TEAMS HARD At WORK
Yale's Lineup Interest in tbs
Prnceton-We Wesleyan Game.
FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY

TOO bNLL 6NMES IO-DAY.
Harvard Va. Bates, at Cambridge.
Yale VS.. Springfield T. 8, at New Haven
Princeton VS.. Wesleyan, at Princeton.
Pennsylvania Franklin and Marshall ar Pbu,
delphia.
Cornell vs. Niagara. Ithaca.
Dartmouth New Hampshire. at Hanoyer
Williams VS.. Middlebury. at NITIamstoun
Navy vs. Maryland Aggies. at Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
WALES NEW SWIMMING CAPTAIN.

IBy IcIeRla laph 10 III" IIIIuI'"
New Haven. oct. S.-l.dward Darlington Richards
Of New York City Yale. o9. elected captain ot
the varsity swimming team tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
CHICAGO.
Totals IA . 10 SO ls 3

.Bstted for Tinker in the ninth inning
ff5atfec for Overall In the ninth inning
Chicago ....... q q n n n a
Detroit 4--.-.--.-.-..o o o o o 0 0 3 o o o "a
Ain-on oYGasl. Ia ulns innings. Gacrincs hits
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
Belmont Park Racing Summaries.

Gil %
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
ROCHESTER NO MATCH FOR COLGATE.

Hamilton. y. Y. oct. S.-rbe Colgate University
football eleven defeated the Rochester University
team to-day by a score OF Al TO o.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
rRr TsIsg-anh 10 Ths Tribune

CaulAridge. Mass. Oct. S-The Bishop Of London
watched part of the Harvard football practice this
afternoon and expressed himself as greatly Inter
estcd in the American game. He said he had played
Rugby as a bov but was hardly familiar enough
with the game as played here TO pass an opinion
The srriNnage this afternoon was hard and
snappy and of the sort that called for consistent
work. Tie second team was strengthened by seT-
prai first string so that The varsity did vel
10 score three toucbdowns in scrtmmage that
lasted . minutes. Crane coached the men n the
use Of the forward pass sDd many good gains re-
suited
The lineup for the game with Bates tomorrow
follows: Left end. NJ. Pierce. left tackle. Burr;
left guard. Parker. centre. Grant, right guard W.
Pierce: right tackle HoaU; right end Bird; quar-
terbacl5 Starr or NeyvhaU; LETT h1IfbacS. Lock
wood: right hafback. Eand fullback. Mason
Herman Olcott the old Yale player, who ia
coaching New York University. lined his var
day afternoon and gave the mon a hard scrirn-
mage The line men went into tie plays too
high and OlCCtt spent n lot OF time i'm trying 70
correc- this fault. Webb able 70 make
few gains through the guards and centre. nul
was unable to make foot around the ends
where Tavdel and Young %. played good foot
ball Rust. at quarterback. was told To- use the
forward pass often. and showed that he was
rapidly mastering this play, which IS IN m
portant feature OF the local teams offensive
work.
New Brunsvici-. y. J. Oct. S.--The Rutgers Col
sge football squad VIII begin hard practice to-day
for the game with Jehigh next saturday Ine play
ers we're not cast down by their drubbing at SWaru
mOre's hands last Saturday. but are TatAer e'd'5u
because they scored on the s5rong PenuSy " ANA ANA
team Corton the coach is drilling his men m opea
pIavinz All the are in good condition lhci''1
ing Captain Fisher.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
POLITAN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSI
PROFESSIONAL sHoor-1Oo TARGETS,

J. A. r. Elliott won the professional shoot as
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

furlong win. well final
Phil moved turning for home but
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Chief Hayes wore Golden Shore down in last
drive for third money. rroublemaier had e.
to the outside raj. losing several lengths.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

stn
carrying Missouri Lad with him. DArkle made the SUI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
HAPPY wonEK.
Plenty Of Them in Mexico, and Good
Reason for It.

Wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years Of bzckache suffering
Days OF misery, nights Of unrest.
The distress OF urinary troubles
she hnds relief and curs
No reason who any Mexico reader
Should suffer in the face OF evidence
like this.
Mrs. Jon. Reeds, living at Cor,
Morris s Hsrwood SITS, Mexico, Mo-,
says: 81 was afflicted with q chronic
backache, accompanied by pains Ia
the topland hack Of my head. j could
not rest well nights and was as weary
in the morning as when / retired;
Ny husband got Doanis Kidney Pills
for me at C. A. Buckner & Co.'S drug
store. They were most beneficial and
l got relief at once. That intense
lameness in the small Of my back was
cured and my kidneys strengthened
and / could sleep ali night without
getting up once. The languor that
has weighed me down disappeared,
also the headaches. Instead ofldread-
ing the simplest homework, l feel
equal TO anything since using Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Forsale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster. Milbum Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
AXE no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
cHARss SNAKE IN TIE PULPIT,
Indiana Pastor Wraps Rsttlsrs
About His Neck to Prove Divine
Protection.

Nashville, Ind, Aug. 9.--The Rev.
william Grabb, pastor OF the Church
OF the First Born, is adding hundreds
70 bis flock by demonstrating the
power Of his creed with rattlesnskes.
He declares that nothing can bring
harm TO true worshippers and says be
can handle any kind Of snakes under
Divine protection without injury.
To prove his faith ~rattlesBakes
caught in the wo0dsa few days ago
we're taken to the church and be was
asked to prove his sincerity. He took
them out Of the Dor, wrapped them
about his neck and thus adorned, ex-
horted his hearers.
Many sinners went TO the mourners'
bench after the demonstration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
In Memoriam.


Died, at bis home two miles south
west Of Thompson, August "a, 1907,
James II. Dempsey, aged SO years, II
months and Ii days. ,
With feelings OF profound sadness
we chronicle the death OF this loved
husband and father who has answered
the summons 'Come up higher" HI
had been a patient sufferer for about
i've weeks. He united with the Meth
odist church in the year 1878.
The subject moved with his parents
to Illinois and from there to Missouri
in 1866. On the Goth of October, 1856,
he was married to Miss Mary ]. Rut-
ter. To this union one SON was born,
W. IL. Dempsey. He leaves this son,
wife and daughter-in-law and four
grandchildren, and many friends to
mourn bis departure. Thus drops the
curtain on the life Of a noble man, a
loving husband and affectionate
father. The whole community Joins
In sympathy for the bereaved relatives
in this, their dark hour Of bereaye-
ment. A FRIEND.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
j. n. RIGGS
DROPS dead.
POPULAR TRAVELLING MAN DIES
In EPYLEPTIC coEvULsIox
WALKED TO PHYsI-
CLANS OFFICE.
Blood Vessel in Brain Burst and BE
Suffers Seven Commissions Before
His Death.-Member Of I. o.
O. r., M. W. A., Rebekah
and +. O. E Lodges.

J. N. Riggs, Of this city, q popular
travelling salesman OF the Sligo Iron
Co., dropped dead in the Offices Of
DIS. Crawford and Grim at ESQ Mon.
day morning. The cause Of his death
was epilepsy. Before be died ne SUI.
cred seven successive conyulsions.
DR.. Crawford stated to aLedger repre-
sentative that Mr.. Riggs came into
the Office saying that he had q head
ache. DR.. Crawford gave him 3 seat
and on turning around TO him again
when noticed that be asked why be was
so nervous be gave no reply and pass
ed Immediately into q CONFUSION. He
was partially reused from this but
went Immediately into another and
another, suffering seven before be
passed away. Everything possible
was done but he never recovered
enough to speak.
Mr.. Riggs was an extremely popular
man both here in bis home city AMI
everywhere he vas known. He was
q travelling salesman for the Sligo
Iron Co, OF st. Louis and a MAJ
valued highly by the firm.
He left a wife and several children.
the Oldest Clifton Riggs,is in Carmen,
Okla, and has been notified.
Mr.. Riggs was . member Of the
Odd Fellows, the Eagles, the Modern
Woodmen and the Rebekah lodge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
Some Items From Din.

Col. Thomas Richardson, Of Chester
field, ILL.,, who has been visiting Franz
Sannebeck for a few days has return
ed TO his home. His daughter, Miss
Olive who has also been the guest Of
Miss Mellenotte Sannebeck has ais.
returned home.
Ranie Sparks, Bill Grigg, and San
Evans have been working on a labol
sayingiSawbuck for many moons, bul
have not, as yet secured a patent OF
the buck. Major John Rodgers tel
us that Grigg Is now saving woot
secretly" and doing his work well
Anyone having any old 2-by-4 scant
lings to saw, should at once see San
Evans Or Ranie Sparks. The NAV
chine is a l~abor-sayor and Is fol
sale.
Miss Kathryn Mexican our good
looking friend, and Mexico's leadinl
modiste, is in Kansas City, to study
the latest styles in the art OF her pro
fession. Miss Mexican will also visi,
Higginsyille friends before she re
turns to her home City, which sh,
loves SO well and where she is so pop
ular. All OF her many friends wisf
her a pleasant and profitable visit
Miss Mexican deserves a much-needet
rest.
Miss Olive Mattingly, a beautiful.
and accomplished pretty lady Of Slick
Lincoln county, is In Mexico, the guess
Of her relative, Mrs. Ed Dermody.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
MEXICO HINS
THE RUBBER.
CRIPPLED ATHLETICS TAKE DE
GLIDING GAME FROM SIGNALS.
-soaRE s-s.-PooR GAME.
SEWN MEXICO PLAY.
KRs ON TEAM.
O. wiIlingham Gets Three Hits :
Kimbell Drives in Two Rams For
Mexlca-Mc Kinney Plays
Good Gams.-Pilehsr
Breaks Finger.

Mexico won from Muberly Sundal
by the score Of eight TO six making
the score in game four TO three. onl,
eight Of the Mexico payers went 4
Moberiy and before the game Pilchel
broke his fiEger necessitsting the
borrowing OF player from Moberly
Truntlme hotel clerk In MoberlJ
bad already been signed for the game
and be was put On short. The Mober'
IL management lent Kimbell TO Mexico
and Kimbell rewarded Mexico By
playing q fine game. In the first
inning he got a clean hit which scour'
ed two runs
In the first inning Mexico secured
SIX runs on 1--WE hits, four errors and Q
sacrifice hit by Charley Daniels.
Moberly came back in the fourth
with four runs on q base on balls, two
hits and two errors.
In every inning except the third and
sixth, Mexico had one or more men on
bases. Everybody on the team got a
hit but Kidd and Trontwlne. Both
the Willinghams bit the ball hard o.
Willingham getting three hits, one a
two Dagger. Nc Kinney played a fine
game for Moberly through the Official
score shows three errors. They were
made on almost impossible chances
and he did well to even get his
hands on them.
Umpire Scott gave each side a fair
deal and everybody seemed satisfied.
l234 8 Z s
Mexico 2 o 0 90 0-S
Moberly 0104 o l o 0 0--6
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
CITY n T
Reading OF Ordinance Granting
Franchise to Electric Road
Bills Allowed to Amount OF
$1049.

The council met in regular session
with Mr.. Potts presiding, in the alb.
sence Of Mayor Graham.
The report Of the Street Commits
sioner for the past four weeks wa.
read and accepted.
Mr.. Smith, Chairman OF the Claims
Committee, reported bills to the
amount OF s1049.
Permission was granted the follow.
ing property owners to put down foul
foot walks; J. A. Lewis, j. II. Rice,
Mrs. Lydia Renie, Mrs. Triplett.
Walks were accepted along the prop.
erty OF the following persons.
Mrs. Sarah Sims, Jno Dahlem, ]. W,
Howell, Lee Bros, Mrs. John Buckley
Vim. Eller, Jno. Wayne, Mrs. Sullivan
Willard Potts, Chas. Heller, P. ii
CAN'T o. MCGEE, E. b. Sellard ant
Mrs. Sullinger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29
HAMIIL BOYS
To Have Banquet and Annual Meeting
on the Night of Sept %.

Those who formerly attended Prof
Hamill's school 10 Mexico met at Dun
can s. Myers Office Saturday night &
make preliminary arrangements fo
the annual meeting.
The date fixed for the annual ban
quet OF Hamills School Club wa
Monday evening, Sept. 23rd.
The following committees were ap
pointed:
To arrange Programme:
r NJ White
DR.. Z. S. Cave
J. T. Jesse
To arrange for Banquet and Event
+. N. Shell
W. Z West
J. T. Ricketts,
To Issue Invitations:
T. B. Duncan
S. J. Buckner
Lee Craddock
On Finance:
W. +. West
A committee consisting OF R. M.
White, ChaS Buckner and Lar Tones
were appointed to report on the ad-
visibility for a souvenir for the &C.
casion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-08-29

OF the board 70 the people along The
northern line. Later and at q more
opp0rtune time the Ledger will give
the outlines Of the plan shat must be
followed 10 construct the road. The
counties along both Of the other
routes are now busy organizing 70
build their parts. What the other
counties can do Audrain can do. St
Charles, Lincoln ana Pike all have
parts Of their roads done or in course
NJ confirmation