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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24

ticle fl9n one of the bulletins
put out by the station. The ar
ticle reads as follows:
During the winter of 1905
and 1906, an experiment was car
ried on to determine the value
Of sugar. beets for making mutton
when fed in connection with
grain 1913 bran 1-3 shorts) and
,!falfa. There were nine two
year old grade Shorthorn steers
and twenty-five grade Dorset
ambs. The steers were divided
INTO two lots, one Of four steers
and the other of five and the
sheep into lots Of eleven each.
There were several weeks of pre-
liminary feeding and the weights
at the beginning and close Of the
experiment are the average OF
several consecutive days. At the
end of the first period the feed
was reversed on the sheep. The
following is the result Of this
test:
The steers on beets made a
daily gain Of 1.56 pounds while
those that got no beets made a
gain per day Of 1.13 pounds,
With the former, 1 pound Of
grain cost go cents, and with the
latter 7.3 cents. In the produc.
ton of 1 pound gain, 21.7 pounds
of beets saved l pound Of grain
and 6.S pounds Of alfalfa hay
According to these results il
grain is worth $40 and alfalfa
hay IS per ton, meets would
have value Of 1886 per ton.
With sheep as with steers
market prices being used, cheaper
gain was made with beets
than without them. In the frs
feeding period, in the production
of one pound grain, 17.3 pounds
of beets saved 8 pound Of grair
and "a pounds of alfalfa hay
This give beets a vaAe of $3.4'
ton. In the second feeding
period in the production Of ont
pound gain 81 pounds Of beet
saved .9S pounds grain and H..
pounds alfalfa hay, and beet
would have a value Of 1888 pc
ton.-Bulletin Montana Expert
ment Station.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24
Big Beet Crop
Necessitates Prompt
Action Soon.

AS the Republican has said
heretofore the beet crop in Cache
Valley is really bumper one this
yesr. The beets look healthy and
good and generally the farmers
have plenty Of water to keep the
beets growing, making the pros
aets favorable for the largest
b ct crop that has ever been rails
Ell in Cache valley. There are
about four thousand acres more
planted in this valley this season
than there were in 1906. The
question now is, how are those
beets going to be gathered and
worked into sugar? This CUES
ton is difficult to answer wnen
we consider the problem of get
ting cars, coal and other supplies.
As the { ctories desire to start as
soNn as the beet crop will do to
i ,rk up the sugar companies
wish to impress upon all beet
growers the necessity of being
ready to dig when they get word
from the field superintendent TO
do so in order that the factories
may run at full capacity from
the start. There is a clause in the
beet contract between the farm
ers and the sugar companies
which reads as follows: "The
said beet grower further agrees
to dig and deliver the beees
growing on such land at times
and in such quantities as the said
field superintendent or his assis-
tant shall direct"
The sugar factory people very
pertinently ask the question
Snow suppose some farmers
Should refuse or neglect to dig
and deliver beets when notified
by the field superintendent or hfs
assistant and not live up to the
contract, could the beet raiser
who neglected or refused to dis
compel the sugar company tt
take his beets after this if tn
company should have more beet'
than it needed?" Considering
the condition of coal, ears ant
men let every farmer prepare s,
he can dig at once when notified
that this immense crop may b,
worked up if possible withou
loss.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that on the
9Th day OF September the Board OF
County Commissioners will receive
bids for the construction Of two
cement bridge abuttnients to be built
over Blacksmith Fork river near the
Millville grist mills.
Plans and specifications are on hle
In the County Surveyors office.
The county reserves the right to re,
ject any or all bids.
J. S. LARSEN,
Clerk of the Board Of County Commits.
sioners.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24
Want Column f.

Paperhanging and upholstering done
In first-class manner by Fred Schir.
meister. Phone bell 2O6R. Residence
Fouth South.
Lost-A chained bracelet with
a German coin attached Leave at
this office. VIC
Wanted-Teams to haul seasoned
lumber In Blacksmith Fork canyon.
Inquire Con Ahnder, Hyrum. VIC
Wanted-A good horseshoer. Apply
at II. Fl. Jensen & Co., Hyrum.
For Sale-One hundred fifty tons OF
hay. Inquire A. A. Lemon, Paradise.
Bell phone DAD. VIC
Eggs and Poultry wanted by Isaac
Smith. VIC
The M. & L. Coal and Wood COM
pany viii pay $500 per cord for red
pine wood. VIC
II. ]. Hansen, Westtield, city scaven.
ger and backyard work. Bell phone
ll2z.
First class sand delivered to any
part OF town. W. T. Brown, Ind.
Phone 22i, VIC
For Sale-Lucerne and timothy hay
and straw. @. Balling, 3l6, So. Main;
Indepent phone 342, Bell l69x. VIC
DON'T YOU DO 1T, Buy land or
city property until you see the bar.
gains l have to dispose of. James
Milligan, Smithfeld, Utah. :
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24
BEET PULP AS FEED.

Farmers here will no doubt be
interested in any exposition of
the value of sugar beet pulp as
feed for steers and sheep. Re-
cent experiment at the Montana
experiment station give pulp
credit for great deal, a detail
of which is furnished in an ar
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-24

Want TO see genuine comet, tail
and all? All you have to do Is to eth.
err remain up till $3.50 O'Clock or get up
at that hour and turn your gaze on the
northeastern heavens. The sight IL
we'll worth forsaking slumber for, as
the faint comet discovered by Daniels
Of the Princeton Observatory in June
has now become the brightest comet
that northern astronomers have seen
In the past fourteen years.
The Zenoli mine has at the sampler
10 this city carload Of ore that gives
values OF 124.8 ounces 10 silver, So per
cent lead, l.3 per cent copper and .ol5
ounce In gold. The value OF the ore
shipped from the Zenoli has been in.
creasing steadily from the first. and
this latest carload IL away ahead of
anything that has preceded IL. The
consignment which Is to Immediately
follow this one will be still better, says
Manager Wantiand. ana when ship.
ment begin to come from the richer
resources recently opened at the low.
est level the mine Is likely to make a
showing bordering on the sensational.
-Intermountain.
Dr. George Thomas, professor Of
economics at the Agricultural college.
left this morning for Colorado to In.
vestigate q number Of producers as.
sociations there. Mr.. Thomas goes In
the interests Of the college, and when
this investigation Is made q bulletin
will be issued giving the result Of his
findings. This work will be taken up
entirely from a business standpoint
with q view Of bringing before the
people the best way Of handling their
products to the best advantage From
here Mr.. Thomas will make his first
stop at Rocky Ford, Colo, and take
up his first work with the Melon
Growers association Of that place,
from there to Greeley, where a potato
producers association Is organized;
then proceed to Grand Junction, where
. Fruit Growers association Is
effected. 1t will take about three
weeks to complete this work.
Many friends IN Logan will be
pleased to read OF the marriage Of a
Salt Lake young lady greatly beloved
In the circle she freQuented when here
The Telegram says: miss Winona
Jones and Austin Park Larrabee were
married at $50 O'Clock last night ia
St. Marks cathedral by the Rev. Mr.
Hanson. The bride wore white sill
with . long tulle veil caught with 9
diamond breach, the bridegroom
gift. Miss Minnie Wingate, in pinl
over pink tafiete, was maid Of honor
The bridesmaids were Miss Bertha
Dewoody Of Boise, Ida, and Elaine
Nelson Of Logan. They we're gownet
In white net over blue taffeta. tn,
ushers were Harry Sherman and E
B. Heisley. Mr.. Peabody played TIT
Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohu
wedding march. The church was de-
c0rated with pink and white asters
palms and similax. At the supper
which followed the ceremony, at tn,
home OF the bride, the decorations
we're pink and white sweet peas. Mr.
and Mrs Larrabee left for trip to tn
mountains. They will be at HON,
after September 18th In the Harve.
fats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
llnbcfnnntc 3uctbc : @prte.

Ger 81, @onb Der Sd)riften Der
8oetbc @eieuidoft entbGlt Die nod)
Den Goethe = Sanoihriften oeS @ei.
morcr grd)ioS BON Mar Seder Der
olisgegebcucn pMorimen unb &e-
flerionen." @ernboro Supbon nennt
oics ncuc @oetbe = @crf ein rWelt.
unb Sebcnsbut I'M t%icfiten Geriton-
&c" Dem an @ebalt uno @iite peni'
ocs iid pergleid)t. IS lit cine ipobre
Seelenireuoe, lid IN oieieS Bud Der
@eisbeit 5u %perienfeu. SSn Der rel.
den GiiQc oieier tfi3tBpriide iii,b
III, sic bisber ungeorudt moren. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12

@uteS: tiesHlt0 fR T%ugenoet; BON sic.
len 9oicS: tennt lie 6ebler.
IS gtbt Bidder, ourh meld)e man
gaeS erf0brt un0 bod 5lllebt BON Der
Sode nidtS begrcift.
SiItorilh betro6tet, erihcint unicr
@uteS in m0bigem 2idte mo unlere
Wi0ngcI ertiduloigen ii6.
Sd benfc INNER, lpenn id) Cinen
0rudfcbler iebe, eS lei etiuoS NelleS
erflluocn.
Scenario iogtc: o@os bemiibt S6r
Glld INN ben &omer? S6r nerItebt
i'm ood1 nidt!" 9uraltf ontportete
i'd: &eritcb' th bod olt6 Sonne,
Wfono uno Sterne ni6t; o6er iie &C.
Zen ii6cr meinem @ouptc uno if er.
fcnne mid lit ibnenL inOem i) tie
iebe unO ibren rcgclmGBigen mint
oerboren Sang bctro6te, uno oenfe
babel, Oh dlldl luobl ctpoS aus mir
mer0cn fonnte.
&cin g9ort Itcbt ItiQ, ionoern cS
riidt INNER ourd) Den 8ebrolid) bon
ieinem unfGn9lifen GIoe, cher bin-
ob oils binoltf, cher ms S6le6terc,
ais ms 9eiiere, ms Gn9ere ais @ci,
tcrc, uno an Der 8onoelborfeit oe5
@ortcS lGbt iid) Die @onoelborfcit
Der 9cgriiic crfennen.
@cr lein 2cben nit cinem @cih0it
3ubringt, oeiien llnootfborfeit er 5lls
lett ciniiebt, Der babt eS uno fam
cS bod nidt los perocn.
Nur Iol6en Wtcnid)en, sic nidt9
bcrpor 5u bringcn piiien, 0cnen lit
nid)t5 0a.
NculitGt in Der b0ditcn Niitli6fcit
(3mcdm0Bigfeit) miro olld ifon
icir.
llniere Wfeinungen iino nur Sup
plenlcnte l%nierer @riItcn5. @ie elmer
oenft, 0orun fam mon ieben, noS
ibm feblt. Die ~lccriten aberdeen
boltcn iebr bieI olif iid, trefflid)e iino
miBtrouiidl, Der 2oItcrbofte lit fred,
uno Der @utc lit Gngitlid. 60 lett
lih oQeS ms @lei6oeiuidt; Sober
mill 9on5 iein ober es Dor iid) idci-
men.
Warltm man 0o6 cttuige MiBre0cn
bort? Sic glouben lid ale etruoS
ST per9cben, pcnn iie oos f~leinIte
Scroienlt anerfcnncn.
@cr hdttc nit mir 8c6illo bobcn
ioaen, nenn ids nid)t gebobt D1ttc.
RoWlnnS's tiirfiidc Sa6er,
Ganitoblc. @%rbapOc. 4oitamt sesen. etets oifcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
AtGert 6. SnGer,

2cidlcnbci tnttcr.
HG6fnlger bon Wiliam g. Srb ulo bel iBm
fir "a Sabre bcibditigt. Nr. 221, 2prbsYruahs
lpng. Iclepbon &Solfe 2203. 0idBtee greiie.
(Qtui1 iWit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12

bort. ga ipcr6cu ollf @cIoonlogen
bunOert uno mcbr @ro5entc in 9(ltS.
iidt gcItcllt. limo c8 gibt imnct
nod @intpcG gcnllg, Die ollf ioldcn
2cin gcben. ga, itdrfcr ols bic
@otter 1T Die Qnmnlbeit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
@iGinftt SpufS

tpublbeiaunie $50 geeroiBunsen II mIaiTsn:
ober erauem BIii9 iberaoeen, luberen Sdften.
8~eeroiguneS : MR3eiee, @i~nbaIfamiren, Sano'
lbube, 1rauPrfIor, Iobten6emo ooer 9e6e, Oeff'
ring bcS 8r1bes, aei6enrunetn, fe6S neue
9utfbcn, 9tuGs, Stlble, Gi6ter, 2eubter une
9rdperie'n.
Maes punftanotg S7b. aeine GItra.epefeu.
$50 - geri1not BON qeidlen - $50.
Auoere 9eerotguug 500, 500 nno $40.
Sprtt. uuo 0rerurlnnnt.apenne.
gethe 1eIepboHe. Tag nro 9abt.
Sft1d|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
@iQtntit y. Siabpit,

gin6foIgcr ocS beritorbcrcn 9ictri6 gBic.
gano, ,pnr nit Dem 2cbteren iodbrer6 Der Iebtet
itchcn Sabre in Observation-Disclosures. Sic
feIben Sienite lpcrhen Sbuc1 aud in Der 3us
fIntt aeletitct, uro Sbrc NuiIoi6nit lit crs
lpiinibt. Mdbiee 4rciie. Nr. Sol, SinSens
NUcnuc; 3iucig; gr. 901, Sbarp'Strnfc.
Nl1.S.25.32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Sul,u W. Seufe[,

SuIn &. Senfel,
Rr. SOt-s0j, gcit.6asette.etr., ode 5remuut,
lit Ser 2cid)enbcItatter,
peIfer alt luftrfGe itetS 5ur 8ufrie6enPe.t
a~usfii6rt. Die ron ibm bebanoelten 2eifen
lrnnen gBo6en lang Iieeen, obne Die 9erineiien
BERN .Tungsfpureu 6u 3eieen. 5rail Seutel 1T
grabuirte @tnbaIfnrirerin. uno lit bic 8ebaHo'
lung bon SraIeHIei6en oeren Sp"8laIttdt.
Beioe 9eIepbone. (San1O,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Gliia6ct6 Sranf.

IS itnrb am II. MSui 1907 6rnu @tiia6ctI
Srarf I'M Utter bon So SGbrel. . Mionaten mo
: Hagen. 2Sittlue bon Srn. ySilbcIm Srultf. Die
9eeroi9nng finbet am Sienitag, ytudbntitiuas
, ubr. bonn 1rauerbaufc, 9ir. 1908, Sp~ugbsSir.,
aus ilutt, I32-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
SuGn Ser5inacr.

c. itnr6 am 10. Mai 1907 Subu perSingrr,
IS Sabre alt, aeliebter @dite bon onen Serjins
Ger. pie 8eeroiglng tiHoet Wtpntuu. ben 10.
Itdt, 8nrfititnas 10 nbr. BON ieiner 3ubnlnlg,
9tr. 2i22, Srulo t0tls IuenIe. ans iiuit. Scis
fetllng nlt ocm Mount CARMEL ricobofe".
IiRt-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
ger,h itdltc gIaseiacn. +
Gcirnthsncimdl

Gin oeutf6cr NlanH, bat eiaenes 6His.
ipiinfbt ole gelannti6nfi eineS dltereu gJidodncns
Si MAIDEN. 3ped: Seirdtb. Norefiire rpet-
IatB," 3~eutiler Sprrcipunnent. 032)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
SeiratbSantrag.

Sd bin % Sabre alt. befierer Arbetter, bate
quite Steqnng uno piinihe ntc Pefunnitdait.
beam. 6cirut6 nit cinem tuacrobaftett o~elltidhen
Mdo6en. grieie untcr 80. y. 3d." 1cntidler
Gprreipunornt. Cl32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12
Baltimore Ee1netern.

ghreau: 5rautltusSIss., Baltimore II. Rertbtr.
geeribnibpIdbe 8um gerinif bon 1875 an,
nit Darn o~rpfoften abgegreH5t $35 - Blot tar
bier @riber. Sreie Benusuna Der 9apeIle thr
IrnuerpptteSoienfte. (Snnt16.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-12

gelpGbren Scm Goethe d. 5reunOe SUI
ndfit cinen belonoeren Reij. Sler
cine 9ltsrpobl Der neren 0%ifenborun-
gen oes itnerl6opfli6en 8ciIteS:
IQe @eIebe Iino @criufe, Iid oelt
9(biiften Der moroliidcn @eltorb-
mtng i'm 8elt- ilno 2ebensluitfe 5u
llGbcrn.
@er in Iid) red)t ernitlid binob-
Iteigt, miro lid INNER MIR ais Salfte
finocn 'er fuiie no6bcr cin 0fdo6en
ooer eire Melt, I'M iidl gum @on5elt
5l conititltiren, oos lit eiEerlet.
".y '2iD y .#'ta
GrtS ser Notnr, mad mclfer Seite
bin man I6olte, entipritgt unenoli'
DIES.
0eideioenbeit gcbort III quite &C.
idloiienc @eleai6oft. Sdon in GRO
Bcrcr Spciet6t ltebt OdS llnbeIdeioe-
ne innter i'm Gortbcil, obcr 0erbbeit,
ia, @ro6bcit 9ebort in cine SolfSper-
lommllung, luo Der E0bel mitreoen
mill uno Den man iibcrI6reien ooer
ielbit ldpeigen unO iid) nod Soltle
oriidcn muiB.
9aS gauge 2eben bcItcbt aus
@oQen rno Observation-Disclosures
&oQ6ringen unO N~idt.g8ollen.
0aS ra0ifole llcbcl: ooB Se0cr
germ iein m0dte, ipoS CT iein tonnte,
u1o sic iibrigen niftS, ia, nif)t mo'
retl.
0aS, mas man fir Tie tblt, lit nid)t
genitg, ooS, mas man tilr lie getboIl
bat, lit nidtS: Die 9an5e Griitcn5 bic
man ibnen gelboffcn bot, nebmet
lie pom @ottcS @no0en, uno 10 lit
man, ais ipent man nid)t mare, niGt
gemeien pGre.
9aS Mltnoerlihitc I'M Se6cn lit ooS
@ertrul,en, ooB In0crc ms tiibren
merOcn. Soben Mrs nidt, 10 top-
pen itno tolpen mir unieren etgenen
@cg bin; boben Mrs, 10 iino mir
audi, eff Mrs inns pcrieben, ollf oas
id)lcd)tcIte gefiiDrt.
Gem &litgen fomntt oaS Seben
leid)t Dor, lpenn oelu Sborelt ldiucr,
lno oft Dem Slitprn idtper, Dem
SDorcn lei6t. 1.
SIS gibt feline Gage, bic man nidlt
pereoeln f6nltte ourd SetItet ooer
9uloen. tna4I9 h '''1i.
nj *Gn"iI ,a. O.
Der c6tc 9eatidjr beeihnet iid).
outrd) momtigialtige @iloung uno
Ginbeit oes GburofterS. Dr.
g so BIZ .h
SSd peripiinifc Ou8 SGgIife, ipeil
cS INNER obiltrO lit. ghtr mas mir
oitrdl m0oli6e anItrengung linn
iibergetpinnen, loBt iif mobl cinlnol
iunlntiret. .D'''
Mon mrB nid)t iiirdtcn, iiber-
itin1mt 5l mcrOclI, menn man tploer-
lprofen miro.
Der S6oriiim perloBt geiitrcid)e
M1nner am mcniglten, iuelln lie itll-
rcht baben.
Ger @olf I'M Sdofpel5 lit iucnigcr
geiGbrlid,, oils oos Sdof in irgcno
einem Gcl5c, 100 man eS fir mebr
ais cir'cn 94opS nimn't'
@ott, lpenn mir bod lteberL lit MI
les; itcben mir niebrig, 10 lit or ein
Supplement u~nierer Irmieligfcit,
8loltbe lit 2icbc gum llniiftboren,
Tertrouen olf'S llnmoglidc, Int
neutrality-suspicious..
Gle Ieuti6cn Der olten 3eit frcitc
nitts, ols OoB tciner ocnt onoeren
gebordlclt Ourfte.
Sic Seutlhcn Der neileren 3cit ba-
ben ilid)tS onoerS fir 0enf- II. 9rcBs
frcibeit 9cbolten, ols bob tic lid) cirs
onoer oiicntlid) mibodten oilrfen.
9ie gelpobnlihen Sbeoter . 8riti.
fen linb unborn1ber5igc Siinoenre-
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Gorraiue.


Talerif1 gartartis - Sriebfld.
MciIe. Renitt Die NIT 9op6attan be5ci1nete
Nortb. 9tbcnRt.@ur. Sreie 1utf6eu Nnhmiftaes
am terminus. Freife bon 8eerdbniRpl1bea
lest fpeSiea. geitie ScSinsnnaei: dcIepbor--
Npaos. BerIanat @rnfhilre. (aPuit ,1S,I&S)
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25

In discussing the new county
schemes the Orangeburg Patriot
says: The promoters of this scheme
cite the prosperous condition of
Bamberg to show the benefit from
smaller counties. We all grant that
Bamberg is a hustling and prosper
Gus little county, but being small
did not cause it, it was due to the
spirit and energy of her people. -
Our contemporary is right. The
prosperity of Bamberg did not re-
suit from it being a small county
but in spite of it, and if fine business
Judgment and economical methods
had not been applied to our county
affairs, we would have been hope
lessly in debt today. AS it is, we are
out of debt and have enough money
on hand to run this year without
levying one cent of taxes. We have
reason to be proud OF our record
because the county is such a small
one.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25

Bamberg needs more dwelling
houses and more stores. People who
want to come. here to live cannot
procure houses in which to live or
places in which to do business The
growth of the town is being retarded
because those who have real estate
will not build on it or sell at a
reasonable price. The town will go
backward if this state Of affairs
continues. This is a penny wise and
pound foolish policy. One would
think a gold mine was located on
some of the building lots in Bam-
berg from the prices asked. Those
who want to build homes cannot pro-
cure desirable building lots because
the price is prohibitive. If you
won't build, sell to some one who
will.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25

It has been suggested that now
while the county is in such excellent
financial condition, our county Of
ficials should commence the work Of
placing steel bridges across the
streams of this county. This would
be wise and economical. The present
wooden bridges are constantly in
need of repair and the steel bridges
would last for a generation and would
be much cheaper in the end. Let us
have the steel bridges by all means,
at important public crossings Of
Lemon and Little Saltkehatchie
swamps at least. The causeways at
some of these crossings should also
be Strengthened.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25

The Beaufort Gazette has taken up
the matter of the establishment by
the State of a reformatory for youth
ful criminals, and in the course of
his remarks Editor Christensen
scores the legislature heavily for
striking the appropriation for a re-
formatory out of the supply bill.
Such an institution is badly needed,
and it would seem that there is no
use to give the many reasons there
for or argue the matter to sensible
man. A great wrong is done youth
full violators by associating them
with hardened criminals. Let us
hope the next legislature will make
the necessary appropriation for this
purpose instead of wasting money
on expositions, immigration bureaus.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION
Notice of an Election, by the Qualified,
REGISTERED Electors of the Town OF
Bamberg, upon the question OF lssu-
ing Coupon Bonds of Said Town
so. tho ,,,,rroaa nf WafervvOrks.
for the purpose of Waterw0rks.

1Of tne purpose VI "osSL "oAo'
Whereas, a majority Of the free
holders of the Town of Bamberg, did on
the 4th day of April, A. D. 1907, file
with the Town Council of Bamberg a
petition praying: ''That an election be
ordered by said Town Council at which
election shall be submitted to the quail
fled, registered electors of said Town,
the question of issuing coupon bonds OF
said Town, in an amount not to exceed
the sum of Seven Thousand Dollars, for
thepurpose Of purchasing and construct
ing a system of waterworks for the said
Town, and the citizens thereof, as pro-
vided by law, and in accordance with
the statute in such case made and pro-
vided."
Now, therefore, pursuant to q resou-
ton adopted by the Town Council as
sembled. an election is ordered to be
held at or near the Town Hall, in the
Town Of Bamberg, in the County OF
Bamberg, South Carolina. on the
seventh day of May, A. D. 1907, at
which election shall be submitted to the
qualified, registered electors of said
Town, the question of issuing coupon
bonds of the Town of Bamberg, in the
sum of seven thousand dollars, for the
purpose of purchasing and constructing
a system of waterworks for the said
Town, and the citizens thereof, as pro
vided by law, and in accordance with
the statutes of the State of South
Carolina, in such case made and pro-
vided.
At such election the polls shall be
opened at eight O'Clock in the forenoon,
and shall be closed at four o'clock In the
afternoon of said day.
At such election those qualified, regis.
tered electors who favor the issuing OF
said bonds shall vote ballot upon which
shall be written or printed the words
stfor waterworks bonds,'' and those
qualified, registered electors who are
opposed to issuing said bonds shall vote
a ballot upon which shall be written OF
printed the words "against waterworks
bonds"
The following named citizens have
been appointed managers Of said elec.
ton: ]. D. Copeland, Jr., F. w. Free,
and G. o. Simmons.
The said managers shall conduct the
said election according to law, declare
the result of the same, and make return
thereof duly certified to the Town
Council of Bamberg forthwith.
By order of the Town Council of the
Town of Bamberg, this 4th day Of April,
A. D. 1907.
G. MOVE DICKINSON,
w. A. RILEY, Mayor.
Clerk and Treasurer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
Thursday, April Is, 1907

We trust city council will prohibit
the roaming at large of dogs upon
the streets. They are a great null
sance and the wonder is that our
people have stood it so long. Dogs
are not allowed to almost take
the streets in other towns, and it
should not be permitted here.
Several of our citizens have mention
ed the matter, and we trust that
council will give US relief at once.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25

The town election is near at hand,
but no one seems to be taking any
special interest in it, and it is likely
that the ticket nominated in last
weeks Herald will be elected with
out opposition. The salary of mayor
is not large enough to induce a con-
test for the place, and aldermen Of
course are not paid anything. As a
natural consequence our citizens are
not anxious to enter a scramble for
municipal honors. The ticket nomi-
mated contains three members of the
present council, and much progress
has been made under the admins
tration of the past two years.