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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
Sale Of $540O.OO of the BINDS Of q
Two Mile Assessment Turnpike,
Known as Road imp ove-
mrnt NJ a.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE of The County Com missioners of High
land County, State OF Ohio. until twelve
O'Clock (noon) on Saturday, November 81,
Five Hundred and Forty Dollars each
(e54000). numbere from one to ten. and
aggregating the sum OF rive Thousand Four
Hundred Dollars (8,s0I t0) known as bonds of
Highland County Road improvement No. IS /;
the issue these bopdh being authorized by
Revised Statutes of Ohio,
These bonds will be dated December l,
1907, one OF them payable March !, 1905 one
Sept. I, 1908, one March |, l9@ one Sept I.
1909, one March !. 1910, one Sept I, 1910. one
March I. 1911. one Sept I, 1911, one March +,
1912 one Sept l, 1912.
All of said bonds bearing interest at the
rate of Ave per cent ID per cenO annum,
pa, able semi-annually. and having interest
coupons attached thereto Interest and
urer of Highland COUNTY Ohio.
All of SAID bonds will be sold to the highest
and best bidders for not less than par and
accrued interest
Bi is may be made upon all or any part of
said bonds: All bids must state the number
of bonds bid for and must state the date of
the maturity of the bonds bid for, and the
gross amount of the bid with accrued inter-
est from the date of the bonds to the date of
their delivery.
fed check for II, per cent of the amonpt of
the bid. made payable TO the Board of County
Commissioners of Highland County. Ohio,
should the purchaser refuse to accept said
me right to reject any and all bids is
BY order Of the Board of County Commis-
sioners of Highland County, Ohio.
Mlf JOHN @. ROADS. County Auditor,
Ex'Onicio Clerk of said Board.
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Az Ordinance.

To amend subsection (a) and (d) of Section
Got a certain Or, nance passed December
of certain Officers In the Incorporated
Village of Hillsboro. Ohio.
Be It ordained by the Council of the Village
SECTION That Subsection GAY and (d) of
Section . of a certain Ordinance passed
De, ember 22nd, 1902, by the Council OF the
and compt n alton of C. rtain ofiicers, be so
amended as to read as follows:
SUBSECTION (A) OF SECTION 2:-The COM
pensation OF the mayor shall be salary Of
Four Hundred Dollars per annum, payable
monthly, together with the fees he may earn
In performing serv .ces similar to those
allowed by Justices of the Peace as well as
any special fees he may be allowed by
In all cases of conviction under any ordi-
offenders actually pay any fine or fines in
cash and the costs due such officers-then
such costs so paid shalt be In addition to his
allowed unless paid In cash and In the event
no fine be collected but the costs paid then
such costs so collected shall be divided
equ lily with the Village-and such amount
go into the General FUND.
SUBSECTION (D) OF SECTION 2:-The COM
pensation OF the Marshal shall be q salary
annum, payable monthly, together with
such fees as are allowed by law to constables
for similar services performed nd such
other fees as may be prescribed by ordi'
nance
In all cases of conviction under any ordi-
nance of the Village where the offender or
offenders actually pay the fine or hnes In
cash and the costs due such onicer-then
such costs shall be in addition to his salary
but at no time shall any costs be allowed un'
less paid In cash and In the event no fine be
| collected but the costs paid then such costs
shall be divided equally with the Village
and such amounts 90 into the General Fund.
| SECTION = Said Original Sub-sections (al
ordinance. as indicated In Section of above
| and heretofore passed are hereby repealed
| SECTION This Ordinance shall be In full
according TO law--but shall not apply to such
oficers holding once at the time OF itt
Pasted November 4th. 1907
p. j. GEYLER,
President of Council Pro TEN.
CHAs. w. SwARrz, CLERK. ~ .
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Obituary..

Eliza j. Roads, daughter of Samuel
and Mary Roads, was born near Rains
boro, ohio, Nay %, 1850.
Her father died wnen she was Ave
years old and SHE and her widowed
mother went TO live with h.r mothers
sister, MIS- Elizabeth WeIer. Der
mother dying In short time she was
left au orphan In early life, but she
was tenderly cared for by Aunt Betty,
who was indeed mother to her, and
In this home she grew to womanhood
Feb. IL, 1875, she was united In mar
riage to U. M. Epperson. To tnis
union seven children we're given, three
of whom have preceded the mother to
the better land The living are Mrs.
Anna e hettinger, VIM. @, Emil q.
and Grace, who, with the father are
left to mourn the loss of precious
wife and mother. OF the kindred
there are living of her fathers family
one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Pulse, and
two brothers, william and Harrison
Roads, and of her mothers household
one sister, MRS Griffith, who lives in
Missouri
The deceased united-with the U B
Church in Rainsboro when little
girl and lived a faithful, consistant
Christian life. She was an affection
ate and prudent wife and mother
being an efficient helpmeet to heI
husband and wise counselor to hel
children. she lived much In the re-
tirement of her own home, and hus-
band and children rise up to cali her
blessed. BY the circle of friends who
came In contact with her quiet life,
she will be remembered az a good
neighbor, kind and anectionate
friend. While we all feel our LOST
and unite ip sympathy and tears. We
all rejoice in the hope of meeting In
the sweet by and by. After a linger'
Ing affiiction and much pain she sank
into weakness and unconsciousnesi
and passed away Sabbath evening
Nov 10, 1907, aged 81 years, months
aid % days. J. h. d. \
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Administrators Named.

Plqua. O.-Killian Kussman was ar
pointed administrators of the estate Of
Zeb Steltzer, the aged recluse who wa,
murdered and robbed a few days since
George Poehamus, Frank Poehamu'
and DR.. s. s. Gabriel we're named az
appraisers to value his farm.
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Stepped 10 His Death.

Chlllicothe, OF C. Butts, aged 2t
years and married, stepped to death
as he left his engine after a run on
The road. Two engines were backing
into the h. & o. S.-W round house and
Butts stepped from his cab in their
path. He died few moments later.
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Z David Runyan, whose place Of residence is
unknown, late of CLARK county. Ohio, will
take notice that on the lth day Of ofNovember,
N sRs oc MSsre Se Pss adUn G
dersisned. ida n. Rnnyon. aled her petition
divorce from from % him on Vn tSs Ero%ndn d sposs Go
neglect of duty and cruelty. The said David
Runyan is required to answer the petition
the 7th day Of November, 1917, the date OF
the frat publication OF this notice, or such
divorce may be granted.
W. G. Hicks. her attorney. Lynchbnrg. g..
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Child Killed Al PLAY.

Steubenvtlle. O--"Clear the track,
cried l2-yearold Nina Hanck, daugh
ter OF John Hanck. as she sped down Q
steep street grade in toy wagon. A,
the c. q p. crossing passenger trair
ran into the wagon. killing its little
occupant.
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AIIeoed JIIeoaI ,Phone comblne,

Columbus, O.-Attorneys for the in
dependent telephone interests have
complained to Attorney General Ellis
that the Bell interests and the Marion
Telephone Co. have entered into an H.
legal agreement to divide the business
at Marion and asked him to bring suit
to oust them from their charters.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28

She-I think the average man who
lives to be an old bachelor pays
very poor compliment to himself.
He-Hov 70?
ahe7-He shows that he doesn't be-
lieve be u smart enough TO take care
Of any one besides himself or he u
afraid no girl would have him.
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are Joined together, and the edges axe
hidden by neat tape or ribbon bind
ing, which also finishes Off the top
when a drawstring of thin colored
cord runs through it, The little case
slips into the sponge bag and effectu-
ally prevents the toothbrush getting
IN contact with the damp sponge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
Double Sash Ribbop.

A yard Of sash ribbon Of handsome
quality may be quickly converted into
. party or corset bag Heavy black
satin ribbon brocaded In white or lilac
flowers in widtl, about two inches
makes the incest kind OF spectacle
case. while wider ribbon In fancy
colors will form an oblong fan bag
equally acceptable to younger friend
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28

u u III u pupeE
which generally
en- wraps the
brush at the end
of a journey.
and is a Christ
mas gift that
will be apprecl-
ated. To make
a tooth brus b
case you Will
require half a
yard of the wa
terproof materi-
al used for
sponge bags.
Cut this the
shape shown in
the design, the
measurem ents
being eight and
u half inches
long and two
inches across.
The two halves
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
pecIdss on Location,

Columbus, O.-The commission for
the location Of site for a hospital for
the treatment and care Of crippled chill
dren decided that the institution should
be located in Franklin county or q
county adjacent thereto.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
TOBACCO Warehouse eurrs.

Cincinnafi.-The five-story building
at Nos. 8 and East Second street. oc-
cupied by the Arm of Downard & Kok.
ing. leaf tobacco brokers and dealers.
was gutted by fire. Loss estimated at
$45. 900 to $4,000. The origin Of the
fire Is unknown
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
YOUNG Men Held up Farmer.

Mt. Vernon, O.-James Lafever, q
prominent farmer, was held up and
robbed of more than $500 in money
while on his way home from town
Levi Grubach and Ira Fairchilds, Mt
Vernon young men, were arrested on
suspicion, and, 1t is alleged, both have
confessed TO Chief of Police Dermondy
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
Al Mothsr,a aacrl1cs.

youngstown. O.--Mrs. Mary rultetra
vas fatally burned by lamp explo
sion., Two small dsughterS were In
bed with her Vt the time and she tried
To shdsld them from the DANES. thus
rooo1v1nG ~ lnlneano
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safeblowers In the Tolls.

Warren, O.-John Kessler and Jas.
Donahue, criminals with long records
back Of them, are now in custody at
Warren and Toledo. charged with blow
ing the safe OF the Hubbard Scattering
Co., at Hubbard, on August 20 last
when SITS was secured.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28
NeedIecase.

A convenient needlecase Is made OF
bronze kid, hound with silk ribbon.
and contains needles Of every descripr
tion. o half dozen pockets for thread
and another for thimble and case
for pins r
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NOVEL TH-iTER GAG.
Attractive chrisirnss Present and How
IL Is C.tc.

1t vs. I.,.Nc O.
A theater bag of O.!1 sort ar another
is an absolute soc ity fu' the thea.
ter goer in these day. when dress peck
cts are for 'iddcn loTUries and when 1t
is impossible v ithout risk of loss to
hold in one hand rlrte. a pocket
handkerchief aHd an opera Glass, pos
sibly powder puf and probably some
chocolates and at the same time to
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28

Three fourths Of the earth's sur
face cannot be cultivated on account
of mountain ranges. deserts, swamps
and barren ground.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28

Moths do. not eat furs or cloths.
They lay their eggs IN these rich
stufis, and 1t is the worms from the
eggs that do the eating
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y Mrs. Gibson--I'm so awfully tired |;
i was at Mrs. Heightou's party last
night. silfi
Mrs Gray-I didn't 20. In fact, !
did not get an invitation, We're
there many there
"Oh, no (; It was very select ."--Lon-
don Telegraph t 9
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A Toothbrush Case.

A toothbrush case is Indispensable
for travelling, as doing away with the
Il N M N nnna r
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-28

We apply Kelley \ Victor rubber
tires. These are the best tires made.
n. b. CARRoLL y eoNs.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
RAILROAD TIES EAT FORESTS

v bUudred million ties a year are
being used by the railroads of the
country. according 70 calculations
made under the direction Of the For
est Service. The railroads paid $50
100000 for ties in 1906, and used tim
her equivalent 10 the whole product
OF 6uo.000 acres of forest.
The average price paid "as Is
cents per tie. approximately three
fourths Of the ties were aewr and one
fourth sawed
Oak, the chief wood used TO- rie5.
furnishes more than 81 per cent.
nearly 0ne-half Of the whoI. number.
while the southern pines. wh.ch rank
second contribute about Oue.sixrE.
Douglass fir and cedar, the nryr two,
with approximately equal quantities.
supply less than one-ffriotl au.e,t.
Ten per cent. Of the ties pl.chi sed
Were treated with preser,a.ir-s ei,H-
er before they were purchase ~- at
the treating plant u H. -4-
pany. At least ten railroad eoTI77-
les are operating their own plants p
: the preservation Of their construction
material.
With nearly 100000 miles Of raj
road trackage and approXin ~ v
2So0 ties TO the mile. there are
s0G,9VV,d0o ties constantly sglj'c
wear and decay The railroads repJ.
that in the form OF ties cedar lasts
eleven years, cypress ten years and
redwood nine years.
OF the many forms in which wood is
used, ties are fourth in cost, sawed
I lumber being first, hrewood second,
and shingles and laths third. II has
been calculated that the amount OF
wood used each year in ties IS equiv
alent to the product Of 100000 acres
of forest, and that 10 maintain every
tie in the track two trees must Do
growing Times.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Why should our courts stand
against. and not for. the people? Our
esteemed railroad commissioners say
THAT the reason they cannot prevent
railroad rate determinations against
interior points is because the courts
stand in the way. Why should they
stand in the way? Why should the
courts have their hands uplifted
against every interior city? What's
TIE trouble with the courts? The
rate on an automobile from Port HUI
ron TO Jacksonville in round numbers
is $50. On the same machine 70
Ocala tne rate is $3.50 When We
bring this and many other similar
things before the commission We
are told in substance: Don't blame
US; blame the courts" How are we,
who are compelled 10 live in the in
terror, going 10 continue our respects
for the courts as long as they larrup
us with chese terrific Determinations &?
There will some day come a feather
too much-the camel's back will be
broken. The interior will wake up
and demand a reckoning.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Mr. !. y. Bacon. Nj c. I. Thayer OF
Chicago and Nr :. Lowell OF Sparr
were pleasant callers at our Office
yesterday. NIr Bacon has a winter
home at Spar and has spent several
Winters in Florida. and Is very much
in love with its climate and its people.
II Is Mr. Thayer'S first visit. and We
hope thar he. too, viii he pleased with
the state Mr. Lowell is an old set
tier, hUt il is the first time he has
paid the EanUer office a visit, and
now thar he has learned The way, We
hope that his visits Mill he more fre-
Qurnt MessrS. Bacon and Thaver
h>ve visited lacbsoUvirH. Tampa.
Ta-non Springs and other places. and
hrfora returning 70 rhej~ Chicaso
home win make a complete tour of the
state
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Five Men Halt the viii of Ninety Mil

NonS
Chief Justice Walter Clark of the
supreme court Of North Carolina. de-
uyered a speech at the banquet of the
Economic Club in Boston last week.
which startled the banQueters and
which will stir UD the thought of the
nation as fast as his words reach the
people.
He said thar under the present ja-
dietary system, il is Within the power
of five lawyers sitting on the supreme
bench Of the United States 70 halt rhe
will OF ninety million people.
I quote his words:
Let the American people make
laws 20 govern themselves, and a the
application of one man or one body OF
mon. the supreme court Of the United
States will il five of lis justices agree.
stop the execution Of those laws
Nowhere else on the globe at any
time has such spectacle been pre-
sented. Not all the world besides
with al their armies and uavies com
POI Il, can control the Will OF ninety
millions Of the American people. Only
God in Heaven can say them nay
Who gives this power of five men t.
nu]Hfy legislation or to shape it. by
fear of notification? The fact is that
this power OF the supreme court u
SET ASIDE was not conferred by The
constitution Il has been assumed by
he coUr, since MarshaiTS day, and
Justice Clark OF the supreme court OF
North Carolina knew this when he
made use of those expressions az that
banquet. just as everyone else knows
it who takes the time % think about
The system rs /. Is no" pracc.ced--
Tallahassee Sun.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Thy say that Chauy-r Went aaou.
Eurhusat with potent ale anf stout.
II his h- So
I'll like 90 know
How can a bard attain ranown
Within = local option town
.7.|...
They say thar Shakespeare always hi
The cup that cheers a Soodish bit.
II this be true,
| ask Of YOU
How can a poet hope 10 fly
When living in a town that's dr.
They say that Johnson took a craol
Ten times day at old mUlled sack
If this be SO,
want TO know
How can Il poet climb 70 fame
Against the local option Eameo
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The young ladies of the Baptist Sew
mc Society will give Il silver tea at
the residence of Mrs. l.. ". Duyal on
the afternoon of Wednesday. Decem-
h,r The eighteenth. beginning at half
past TWO. At this tea they viii have
many pretty fancy-work articles, such
as handmade handkerchjefs. shirt
waists. corset covers and many other
pretty articles. These viii be sold
very cheap Everybody is cordially in
vjted 10 come 70 this tea
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

TO REFORM The WORLD

The following suggestions on how
to reform the world were offered by
the delegates who attended tbe Social
Purity Congress at Battle Creek,
Mich. last week:
Prohibit saloons,-Mrs Anna Sloan
Walker.
Purify the Home-Father J. NJ
Cleary.
Abolish Race Murder-Dr. Randolph
Holmes.
Abolish Race suicide-Nrs. Eliza
beth Granu.s.
Teach Purity in the Homr-Mrs.
Albion Z. Smith.
Teach Purity in the S,hpOl--Nrs.
Anderson.
Teach Purity in the Pu-plt-Rcv.
Poh,man,
Teach Purity iu The Medical Pr5ils-
sjon-D. J. y. Dodge.
Teach Purity to Young Mo1-JChn
H. Roberts.
Abolish the Wt.-a Sla.a Tr.mc-
Rev +. \. Bell.
Teach Purity in Marital Er.arious-
Nrs Mary E. Teats,
K--p cha Boys an1 Girls OF the
Srreets-Nrs. Helen =. Bullock.
Abolish the Popular AoyeI-Nrs.
jean VI. Hyde.
Abolish tha ON-.... pr,. ,r4 PIC
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The conviction OF !. y. StrObhar
a Gainesville on the charge Of EN-
bsxzlement. and his subsequent sen
Hnce 70 three years IN the psniten-
tary. will increase respect for our
courts Of justice. These "mils Of the
god. grind slowly" sometimes. bat
hey grind exceedingly fine" The
respectable" we1l-todo criminal
procures the laws delay where the
ordinary lav-breaker cannot. but In
ne end the "grist' is the same.-Pa
latka News,
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
FROM FERTILE FLORIDA
What is Going on in the Land of the
Orange and Grapefruit


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ae.u- shipped daily IroL Wauclula.
Prices are good
Most of the orange crop, excepting
The june lruI.. has been sold aad ship
ped from Lady Lake
j. NJ. Perkins has al excellent let
luc- crop al DHrt-lI and ha. already
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

We 2re informed by parties from
ReHeview that the story about young
O'NeiL the slayer Of Young NcClen-
don at Belleview. walking into the
store where McClendon was and tel
ing The persons therein TO Hands
mp Jesse James fashion. is a fairy
story, as nothing Of the sort occurred.
Young NcClendon was Killed because
probably his slayer thought that he
was the party who had stabbed him
CO'Neil. as it was afterwards discov-
cred that someone had stabbed O'Neil,
but no one In Belleview connects
young McClendon as a party 10 the
AFFAIR.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
Educational Association Meeting


At the Florida Educational Associ3-
ZION. which viii meet al 81 Peters
bHrE December Fl. Ocala Viii De coa-
SpiguouSIy represented
Nr- ". ID. Can is president Of cAD
association and viii deliver the an
nual address.
Dr. {. {. Carroll viii deliver one of
the principal lectures.
Miss Sarah McCreery. one Of the
teachers in the Ocala High School
wiu discuss the aavisability Of teach
ing Latin i'm the public schools.
Miss McCreery is one OF the bright
est teachers in Florida, and papers
from her are always listened TO with
interest
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
TRIBUTE TO DR.. GORRiE
Sylvester. Ga. Nov. 2S. 1907.

- A'1oIeA, N'''' wv -0r Ao'
To the Editor Ocala Banner;
How can | better celebrate Thanks
giving Day than by letter TO my old
friend in Ocala? Nearly six years
residence Identified me with the inter
ests and citizens Of the Brick City.
and memory carries me back 10 many
Thanksgiving days spent in your
town.
But am not entirely on the sentI-
ment Of Thanksgiving Day. but hat
OF a public function due by the ctt--
gems Of ocaia and OF all the towns
and counties in the Ali.-aror state TO
the memory of man whose genius
conferred one uI he greatest h~o -it-
upon suffering humanity.
The federal congress. some years
ago. created hall OF fame" and 1E
statute enacted. provided the right
TO- and urged upon each state. 10
MACE in -F3r hail the bronze .r mar
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

Father Bottolaccio is spending
irN DAYS this week with friends al
M,I-Sdale
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

FOR SALE-As long as they last
We offer a few second hand organs in
good condition a. a very low price
FOR cash. Ocala Music Co. S-17-dwtf
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

lI-- Annie Mathews is spending
U'-ok with her hrufher, Mr. John
Na- t'W-. a. Gambler.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13
VOL. AZ, NO "a.
Local and Personal

Mrs. Wesley ". Meadows of An
'hnny Was Esiting in Ocala Wednps-
das
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

The Florida National Bank Of Jack
sonvilIe took 100000 OF the Panama
bonds at 1925.
The Ocala banner., 1907-12-13

n- William u.Har ot - Peters
hr-e oa- q ..-...- tr o~.'a Monday,
ans %. -aR- d. growth ~ that town
f.7rt.r- ga -n- marvellous Twenty
rKa hundred winter visitors are al
ready there. au1 more are coming If
fhrv can possibly ind accommoia-
ti1us be- saV~ that When he went
down There he rented a house for TIE
wear ar So per month. uufuTnished.
ana reIet % furnished for $50 per
month Tana miles ont Is selling for
500 an acre He SAYS ST Petersburg
- l. right and 1t looks TO him like it
j. going 70 develop into a large city.
n viii Try and rival Tampa, not many
miles away. Mt. DeHOn also says
TN. Ocala T. more talked about than
any interior city. and thart Mr.. Rob-
ertcuu Is gaining a statewide repu-
tation for his work of development.