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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
PULLMAN

Miss Sarah Bach of Michigan ave-
nue., who has been quite seriously i'll
since last Sunday is improving.
The Curtis high school has started
a German Singing club which meets
every Tuesday in the assembly hall of
the Curtis high school.
The girls Curtis basketball team
will play the South Chicago girls
basketball teams today at Curtis high
school.
Mr.. Perry of 1919 Indiana avenue
has moved his family to their new
home, recentely purchased in Pullman.
Miss Edythe Johnson of 100 One
Hundred and Thirteenth street is able
to be out after being confined to her
home for some time with blood poison.
Elsie EuIalia Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. of 235 West One
Hundred and Eleventh place, age IA
years. died last Saturday after years
illness of diabetes. The funeral was
held yesterday at 1870 O'Clock from her
home, Rev. Tengwald officiating Burial
at Mt. Greenwood.
The Junior Reading club held their
meeting yesterday afternoon IN the
Pullman library. They have decided
to take up the work of American poets
for the winter.
The Alpha Pi Sigma club held a
special meeting last night at the
home Of Louise Hampton of 80 Morse
avenue.
Mrs Jane Moore of Calhoun, O., who
is visiting Mrs, Whitmore of West
Pullman spent yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Heistand of 226
Watt avenue. Mrs. Heistand formerly
lived in Calhoun, and was quite pleased
to see one OF her old friends.
Miss Vera Brick of 101 Stephenson
street is on the sick list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
WHEELER NEWS

Mrs A Soennichsen is in Chicago
doing her Christmas shopping today.
Miss Nellie Jones transacted business
in Hammond today.
Mrs. Samuel Gordon and son, Lester,
were Chicago visitors yesterday.
George Roper of Hobart. Ind, was
a Wheeler visitor Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
bazaar one week from tonight. Dec. u.
They will also give a supper for which
the small sum of Is cents will asked.
Work is progressing nicely on J. \.
Sigler's new house and they hope to
occupy it before Christmas.
Miss Clara Taylor, who has been
quite i'll. is much better
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
Days GriSt in
South Chicago
WORKING FOR SWEET CHARITY
xyonnen's Benevolent Association Real
king the Needs OF the POOr-Plan
Dinner and Ball.

The Fourteenth Charity ball TO be
given Friday evening by the Women's
Bene volent association tomorrow even
ing promises to eclipse all former
events given by the ladies Of this as
ISOLATION. The various committees are
working hard this week perfectlng the
Ia st arrangements of the program. The
Women's Benevolent association is one
of the leading social organizations of
South Chicago and yearly takes care of
the South Chicago poor, their work
reaches to all classes and no nationality
is barred in their winter work among
the destitute. Realizinz that the recent
financial furry viii tend to make con-
ditions worse this year than any form
er among the poor people the ladies'
OF the organization are making an ex-
ira effort 10 get in as much money as
possible at their annual charity ball
The different members armed with
tickets are now canvassing the entfrs
city and according to reports the bus1-
ness and professional men are respond
ing nobly to the cause of charity An
elaborate dinner viii be served after
the ball.
Taking everything into consideration
the Charity ball to be given tomorrow
evening at the Lincoln hall viii be an
elaborate affair and the elite OF South
Chicago. Woodlawn, Bryn Mawr and
Windsor Park society will be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
KENSINGTON NEWS

Mrs. r. p. Sullivan Of one Hun
dred and Seventeenth place. was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. German of
SiXty-third street Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia O'Meara. age y years.
died Sunday night at 70 o'clock. at the
Mercy Hospital. Her death was the
result of fall The remains were
brought Tuesday. to the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. NJ. OConnor, of
1882 Michigan avenue and Wednesday
morning requiem mass was celebrated
at $50 at Holy Rosary church. Burial
a Mt. Olivet.
Mrs J. G. Roy of Hazelcrest is Wis
iting her daughters. Mrs. Chantel and
Miss Overtoon of Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cane of the city Wis
tied his cousin. Mr.. Tandlff of State
street.
Mr.. Joseph of the Griffin Car Wheel
works, left today for Kansas City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
WEST PULLMAN

Miss Price, principle of the school,
has been visiting friends in Grant
Park.
Preparations are being made for Z
stock company to open a vaudeville
house on one Hundred and Nineteenth
street to be open during the holidays.
Mrs. Mcswain of Yale avenue is en-
PERTAINING Mrs. stuter Of Fort Wayne,
Ind.
An elaborate program is being ar
ranged by the German Singing coslety
for concert in the near future.
Dr. Rasch, Of the city, has moved into
the new modern fiat on One Hundred
and Nineteenth street. near Union
avenue.
The Epworth League is planning to
hold bazaar and will have Christ
mas things as well as a fine program,
Dec. II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
BURNSIDE NEWS

Misses Maggie Green and Marie
whelan visited friends in Pullman
yesterday.
It is reported that there is diph-
liberia in the Massey family.
Mrs. Abe Levy visited relatives in
the city yesterday.
Mrs z. NJ. oliver and son. Russell.
took in a show in the city yesterday.
Mrs, V. Stark has been quite III
with pneumonia since last Friday.
The Pythian Sisters had election of
officers yesterday evening at the X.
of p. hall in Burnside.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
HESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs Ebert and son. Walter, of
Hammond were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Lohse yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Ginther of Hammond
was the guest of Mrs. J. Ginther yes
terday.
Fred Dedelow is on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kikkert of
Griffith spent yesterday with their
daughters, Mrs. Henry Schoon and
Miss Jennie Kikkert in Hessville.
Mrs Stack and daughter, Luella of
Hammond were guests Of Mrs. Nc
Laughlin.
Minnie Tinola is on the sic klist.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
Plenty of Church Bazaars.

Bazaars are coming thick and fast
now and hardly has one begun when
another is announced. While the St.
Margaret's church bazaar is on tonight
the Presbyterian women of South Chi
cago are making preparations for a
bazaar TO be given in their church on
the evenings Of December IL and ID. A
feature Of the bazaar on the first night
Will be supper that will be served from
o'clock to o'clock in the evening.
The church parlor. corner Ninety-hrst
and Exchange avenue viii be arranged
for the event
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
Rem SSELAER NEWS

George Gruber Of Edison, O.. is visit
ing his uncle. John McKeever, for a
few days.
Walter Lee Of sheldon. III. is visit
ing his cousin. Walter Lee. OF this
city.
Korah and Elmer Daniels are at
tending the fat stock show in Chicago.
Farmers institute was opened in the
library auditorium yesterday. j corn
and bread contest will be conducted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
LANSING NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Eeigenberg
have been entertaining relatives from
South Holland.
Miss Kittie Shuetz was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griese on Tues
day.
Henry Griese was a visitor in Dyer
Monday evening.
The village board held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening. The
board is figuring on supplying the town
with some fire apparatus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
BAZAAR STILL ATTRACTS.
Fine Program Given Last Evening and
Large Attendance SweIIed
the Receipts.

The second day of the St Margaret's
church bazaar proved still more sue
cessful than the opening night and the
ladies are proud of the showing they
Nave made so far The program given
yesterday afternoon and last evening
is as follows:
Vocal solo. -. Master Howard Howell
Reading ........ Master Harold Fischer
Vocal solo. j.. Miss Marjorie Kempton
Evening:
Tremofo trio. ............... Selections
George Drum, Andrew Hansen and E.
J. Sterba
Vocal solo. ..........M Mr.. l.. Llewellyn
Quartette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Selections
Mrs. Slower Mrs, Reiss. Mr.. Llewellyn
and Mr.. Webster.
Informal dancing.
At the bazaar last evening. Al Mohr
was the most conspicuous in the SPEND
ing line, towards the latter part of the
evening Mr. Mohr refused to accept
anything in exchange for his money
merely handing 1T over to the ladies,
Tomorrow evening AL Mohr and c. w.
Warren are slated to go on for three
rounds with Chief Shippy acting as
referS@ both Mr. Warren and Mohr re-
fuse u discuss the bout more than to
gay ~ y win go on for the amusement
Of tha&pectators.
TAe proceeds Of the bazaar will go
towards the fund for erecting a new
church. Already it has been limited
that enough money has been realized
to make up the amount.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
HEGEWISCH AND BURNHAN

Mrs. Combs was in Hammond shop
ping yesterday.
Misses Minnie and Elizabeth Patton
were Chicago shoppers yesterday.
Lucy Bayless is staying with her
aunt, Mrs E. Miles.
Mr.. Kanak is improving greatly since
his operation.
J. W. weinland called on friends in
Burnham Sunday.
A. LassiaI is expecting to make
trip to Montreal to spend a few weeks
with friends.
Mrs. w. Mel is expected home the
latter part of this week from Michigan
where she was called by the illness of
her mother.
Elaborate preparations are being
made to celebrate Christmas. A Christ
mas representation of Mother Goose"
8 being arranged under the direction
of the superintendent, Mrs. II. o. Mar
tindalo and the Misses Nora Martin
dale and Lena Reed.
Mr. and Mrs Moran, on Carondelet
avenue. are the proud parents CT girl
baby.
Miss Annie O'Malley is very i'll At her
home Some improvement is reported.
The Rose Larltin club met at the
home of Mrs. william Reed Tuesday af-
ternoon. The time was spent in play
ing whist Mrs Charles Fisher won
the first prize and Mrs. Renbarger the
BOBBY Mrs A C. Macdonald won the
next Larkin prize.
Mrs. e. Guthridge spent Tuesday at
ternoon with Mrs. John Paterson.
Mrs E. Jacobson was called to the
,city Tuesday by the severe illness of
Mr.. Jacobson's mother.
Miss Eric Anderson. who was taken
to the sanitarium at Elgin some weeks
ago. is steadily improving.
Mrs F. L. Wiekham is having an
intermittent siege of earache.
Mrs. I. Silverman and father were
called to the city Monday to the bed
side of Mrs. Silverman's sister. who is
very i'll.
H. Renbarger expects to move his
family to Hammond next week.
Edith Johnson. of Buffalo avenue. is
quite i'll with bronchitis.
Mrs. Rudolph Hendrickson, who has
been In Lake View hospital for some
time. is expected home today.
The Swedish Aid society will hold
their last meeting for the year. next
Saturday afternoon in the Swedish
Lutheran church No admission will
be charged. but a lunch will be served
for which 20 cents will be charged.
The ladies are looking forward to a
good sociable time and everybody is
invited to attend. The Young Peoples
Society will hold a meeting in the
evening and will furnish a good pro-
gram which is to be free. All are well
| come 70 the meeting.
| A little Polish child, living in Erie
avenue. between One Hundred and
Thirty fourth and One Hundred and
| Thirty fifth streets was burned so Sc
verely Tuesday forenoon that ii died
! in a short time. 1t seems that the
children were playing with fire and
this little one was toddling near and
the fire and had dropped into 1t.
4 number of the friends of Mrs.
IVY Boynton. under the management of
Mrs. James Box. gave her a surprise
party Tuesday evening. a number OF
those invited We're prevented from at
tending by the snow storm.
Mrs. William Collins of Morocco, Ind
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
John Paterson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
WOoDMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Calumet Camp of south Chicago Met
Last Evening-DriI Team Dons
New Uniform.

The Calumet Camp of Modern Wood
men elected officers last night at
meeting held in their hall. at Ninetieth
street and Commercial avenue. The
following were selected for the ensue-
ing term: Harry J. Lehman. council;
William Levign, advisor Charles ODel.
banker; William B. Cook escort f. o.
Rathfon. clerk Martin Walter, watch
man. and Alfred White. sentry. The
drill team will don their new uniforms
for the first time tonight and will go
through a few stunts" under the
leadership of Captain E. NJ Meyers and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
MERRILLVILLE NEWS

HiIa Knock made a business trip to
Crown Point yesterday.
Miss Wilma Woods has returned
home after spending a week in Chi
cage visiting her cousin. Ina Merrill.
G Nasshalm and Alice Boyd are at
Chicago today taking in the Inter
national Stock Show.
Frank Papp has completed his new
barn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05

in connection with the institute.
The Dairy special to be run over the
Monon railway. will stop here from
2:05 to 400 p. m. on Dec. Il.
]. ]. Montgomery is attending the
automobile show in Chicago.
DR.. NJ. D. Gwin has been elected
health officer to succeed DR.. Miller
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05

The senior students Of the John
Marshall High school presented the
play Cinderella at School" at the
Joseph Warren school yesterday aft
ernoon. The play was loudly applaud
ed BY the teachers and pupils OF the
school
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05

Lieutenant J. l. King. This is the
first chapter in the region TO produce
a full uniformed drill team and the
work is getting more popular. The
team is now composed OF ten privates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05

The higest grade base burner made.
1t is constructed with the latest flue
system, which has proven very sue
cessful, as the heat is distributed over
a very large surface with a great saw
ing of fuel. Has duplex CRATE and a
shaking ring. firebox made of casting
All nickeled parts are very brilliant
and durable. Furnished with a hand
some gun metal top ornament which
has proven popular.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-11-15

which puts it up to me-" said
natchky softly to himself as he head
al for the corner. ito force Poler to
come here and take a room with me-
And for a few seconds thought ]
had moved Talked out of it, and
have 10 bring another victim to save
myself. I'm in for life-for life. -
Kansas City Times.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-12
Commissioners Proceedings
Wheeler. S. D.
April 2, 1907

/ UhCClCl, -. ~.
April 2, 1907
The Board OF County Com
missioners of Charles Mix
county, met in regular session al
the court house, with James 4.
Campbell, w. G. Nc Donald and
auditor present, minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
approved. The board then took
up the question of assessment
with the assessors present and
on motion, the following sched.
ule of assessment was adopted,
for the year 1907.
A. School poll 81. 90
B. Road poll $3.50
G. Dogs 81. 90
Horses. A. Under 8 years
old and over 6 months, $500.
B. 3 years old and over $35. 90
G. Stations, 20 times the SER
vice fee.
Cattle. A. Under 2 years
old an d over 6 months 500.
|, B. Cows 2 years old and over
$1,000.
G. All other cattle 2 years
old and over $500
Mules and asses, all ages over
6 months old $1,000.
Sheep all ages over 8 months
old $500.
Hogs of all ages over 8 months
3 months old $500.
Wagons and carriages of what
soever kind $14.
Melodians and organs $l2.
Piaonfortes SS5.
Automobiles $500.
All nther classes value to be
determined by the assessor.
April 3.
Board met with Jas. L. Camp
bell, w. G. Mcdonald and John
P. Campbell present, and on
motion the minutes of January
IL were amended to read, the
board finished checking the
books for the first
term and found the same cor
rect.
On motion the auditor was in
structed to draw a warrant for
$50. in favor of L. L. He'll, in
Of right of way for
public highway. westof Wagner.
On motion the boardappointed
DR.. P. r. Pinard and w. F.
Mccall me mbers of the board of |
insanity for the ensuing year.
On motion the board adjourn
ID to meet with Board Of Educa-
Jon at 2 p. m.
April 3rd, 2. p. m.
The Board OF Education met in |
he court room, with all men,
,ers present, and proceeded to
the division OF Goose
Lake school districts, there be-
ne a protest against said divi.
ion, the board agreed to defer
heir decision till April 23rd,
lext.
On motion the Board of Educa.
ion refused to divide the school
istrict OF Plain Center into two
chool districts, for the reason |.
hat the election for said division
nd the returns OF same were ],
ot according 70 law. /,
On motion the board OF educa-
alton adjourned to meet April I
8, 1907.
Commissioners reconyened as !
county board. II
On motion deeds for certain Ii
,ts in old Castalia were approv.
On motion II. N. Norman was !
ranted q refund of dog tax for
10 years 1898. 1900. 1901 and
aos, also school poll on account 1
erroneous assessment
The petition OF ". A. Palmer
i'd Others for d bridge across /
hoteau Greek In Rouse town
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-12

UAhOTA. FRID
Howard; VIM Timm, Christ
Van Colin.
jackson; VIM. Hemehien,
Henry Smith, w. R. Young, W.
Creighton, W. P. Blddle.
Geddes; W. w. Haney, John
McClain.
La Roche; L. L. Brown. E. D.
Pasek.
Lawrence; B. F. Morgan.
Moore; ]. w. Hewett.
Plain Center; s. E. McFar-
land, VIM. Fitzgerald.
Rec; Abbot Little.
Rhoda; Harry Lang.
Rouse; Anton Herring, Alfred
Smith.
Signal: John Dehaan, Pierre
Wynia, w. Quinn.
Wahehe; q. Bradfield, Il. g.
Wilson.
White Swan; Herman Habel.
Platte City; Loyal Adams.
George Cool.
4
On molten the resignation Of
Frank Patton as constable was
accepted, and William Hinkley
was appointed to ill SAID vacancy.
On motion Ebbie Ray was
granted . refund Of personal
taxes in Rhoda township for
$6.75, for the reason that he was
not . resident at that time.
On motion the personal tax of
Al Sprage In the town Of Platte
was abated except u school poll,
on account Of erroneous assess.
ment.
On motion the treasurer was
instructed TO redeem from tax
sale ofI90i, Lots II & IL block 8,
10 Wagner, for the reason that
there wers no such lots.
On motion @. Q. Linskog was
granted refund Of dog tar and
school poll for the year 1905, on
account OF erroneous assess
ment.
On motion Z. M. Kreber was
granted q refund OF 81 dog tax
Tor the year 1906 as he swears
ne had no dog at that time.
On motion Peter Van Graft
Town of Platte. was granted q
Of S7.26 for 1905, he hav-
ng been enormously assessed. |
On motion the taxes Of O. N. |
eastman were abated in Oar.
ington township on account OF
erroneous assessment.
On motion John Scott was /
granted q refund OF $8.I5 de.
inquent road, he having worked
ut his road tax, and was also
,ranted an abatement OF $3.50
or the same reason.
Board adjourned to meet
April 5th.
April 5, 1907.
Board met with John p. l.
and james r. Camp
ell present.
At 8 .. m. board adjourned to
,eet April %, 1907.
On motion the following bills
'ere allowed.
- Herros expense account for last
quarter sAeT .
Y. Ward agent for &c wllsoa rent tor
paupefs slsa0
iucator school sappiy Co supplies for
county superintendent 81 10 .
q. Tucker rent for Masonic Temple
Farmers Institute md printing Is %
neo. Vibrant Juror In Ham case emI
e Corey taking evidence In yusticc
cases NJ 50 /
II Minahan for county In 1856 % a
m simpson Judge Of election 4@
u kimball do 4mI
mes Steel do s0
mes Evans do sWi
cob Jseoby do smI
hn Boil do col
hn Wallace. surveying road east
Of Lake Andes Is oel
Slate dislnfecaaofa a&I
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-04-12

4 MCDOudlu dS D COM mlUbc6 I'd III
vesligate and report at mex
meeting.
The report of L. E. Jordan
and others for bridge in How
ard township and the petition of
Louis Goldhammer and other.
for a bridge in Choteau Creel
township, were referred te
w. G. Mcdonald as q nittee
with instructions to investigate
ann report at next meeting.
| On motion the following road
overseers were appointed.
The report Of L. T. Hoaglir
was approved.
The report of Knute Lang
| land was approved.
i The justice report of ]. j.
Mawhinney was approved.
Ihe justice report OF I. j.
Remington was approved.
The justice report of VIM. J,
Wolfe was approved.
On motion the auditor was In,
structed to draw q refundine
order in favor of John Geehan OF
Plain Center. for $3.50 on ac-
count Of erroneous assessment
in 1900.
On motion the auditor was in.
|structed to refund from tax sale,
Sale of 1889. the SEA section Is,
10000 indemni.ying bond hav.
been filed with county auditor.
James T. Campbell having
been appointed q committee to
investigate the petition OF Thos.
Dowd and others for bridge in
Jackson township, reported
favorably aud recommended
that bridge be built.
On motion the board adjourn
ed to meet April 4.
April 4, 1907.
Board met with all members
present.
On motion the treasurer was
instructed to redeem from tax
sale Of 1905, the ne Of the sw OF
section 33-97-66, on account OF
assessment.
On motion the following
wolf bounty certificates were
approved: L. G. Reienhart IA,
Geo. Abdulla 2, Charles Warner
9.
On motion Jos. Flynn was ap.
pointed road overseer for the |
north half of Castalia township, |
and X. o. Hammer for the south |
half OF same township.
On motion r. s. Steel was
granted refund in Rec town.
ship of $23.32 on account OF
erroneous assessment.
On motion Henry ]. Hanson
vas granted refund Of e4.66 on
recount Of double assessment in
1905.
On motion 1896 taxes against
Thomas J. Hunter for 1919 was
.bated on account Of double
assessment.
On motion the tax Of r. s.
Vanamaker for $a.l5 for the
rear 1905 was abated on account
i double assessment.
Application Of L M. Gable for /.
efuud OF taxes on the sw ne
1854, was tabled for investiga. J
ion, there being no deed of re.
ord. IL
The Clerk Of Courts having /
aade requisition upon the board
Or S6names 70 keep the jury
st intact according to law, the 4
GLOWING names were drawn for |.
be said purpose. II
CastaliA Henry Kimbail.
Chotsau Creek. Leo Peters, 1
red Goldhammer.
Darlington. Harm Meyerink. /
Forbes; Pat BIoomquist Ben
lcGinnis.
Go,se Lake; John Goodman.
Hamilton; @. @. Hope. |
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
French school Meals.

In some OF the rural districts Of
France every boy or girl takes to
school I'm the morning u handful Of veg
etablcs and puts them I'm large pan
Of water. They are then washed by
one OF the other pupils. who take turns
at performing this duty. Later the
vegetables are placed in n kettle with
water and piece Of pork and are
cooked while the lessons are going on.
At 1880 each scholar Has bowl Of
hot soup. 70 cover the cost OF fuel and
meat the richer pupils pay small sum
each month.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-29
Old L.har Isws.

Combinations OF labor are no new
thing. A significant statute was passed
during the reign OF Edward VI. 1jl7
IS, OF England. when "many Of the
principal citizens OF London. having
sustained considerable injury from
combinations and conspiracies daily
concerted by journeymen and iabOrers
applied to parliament for redress" The
statute ordained that 'Af any artificers.
workmcn or laborers do conspire. cove
nanf or pro.lise together that they
shall not make or do their work but at
a certain price or rate. or shall not en-
terprise or take upon them to finish
.liat work which another hath begun.
or shall do but n certain work in a day,
or shall not work bnt at certain times or
hours. ti::t every person so conspirinE.
being thereof convicted by witnesses.
confession or otherwise, shall forfeit
for the first offense f1O or have twenty
days imprisonment. besides being rem
dered Infamous and incapable Of CIV
ting esIlence upon OATH