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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
AGGREGATE RESULTS
or GALE 0vER 10000
Over Twenty States Represented al
Sale and sztisfaefion Enjoyed BY
Both Buyer and Seller-Ths
Final Sales


corsinzed from PsEs4
The big horse sale is over. Mexico
continues 20 flourish and the gooss
hangs high in the words OF o local
Wit typifes the present local oondi.
tons Over $4,000 worth Of 6ne hume
flesh was disposed 0f Friday and sat
urdaF OF last week and the hree
crowd that was present had interested
buyers from over tsenty-three states.
The Ch~Antsuqua Is the next big
event scheduled for. this city and II
Will be followed By the Audrain Coun-
~ Fair, the czpzhesf Of horse enter
talnments
Below are the final sales Saturday
afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures to DR.. Nc
Intyre. Mexico sI1zD
5i-B r. Middleton to R. L Haw-
kins. st. Louls $50.
lib 4. Middleton to NJ. NJ.
Turner, Centalia,-sieo.
Reserve-Holland, Auxvasse, Mr..
Bum, asa
Reseryev-M cC racken Bros, Fulton
70 Mack Barker, Weilsvllle,-s355,
Substitute l50-Turner to r. L.
Hawkins, ST. Lonls-l6S.
a-B r Middleton 70 Glen Car
roll s172 80.
Reserye-McCormic and Cook to
Mr.. hcGiuDis. Centralia-1s5.
Extra-Lee Boyd 10 Il. X. Dean $40.
31-Turner to r L. Hawkins, 81.
L0uis-s2O0
SOB. Z Middleton 10 r. L. Haw-
kins ST. Louis-ls0
l47-fnrner 70 Bernard Cowles
Auryasse-10Q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
SEASON 1907
The following stable can be found at
my farm, s miles northwest Of
Mexico, the present season:
DENMARK CHIEF
No. 23g, HR


A beautiful black, 16 hands high, ex.
ira bone, and In size, style, form and
action be Is a perfect model. He goes
all the saddle gaits with perfect ease
and is IN extra harness horse. His
disposition is perfect-any lady can
handle him-yet he is full OF vim, and
a very bold mover. To see him Is 10
admire him. He is sired by Mark
Diamond t4el, dam Lady Carlos, by
Don Carlos (sire OF the dam OF Jo-He
2:07il second dam Fannie Denmark,
by Faht's Denmark. Marx Denmark
49,, is by Diamond Denmark t6sl, a
son OF Gaines Denmark t6I and his
dam Is Fannie Giltner (59l, by Gar
rett's Black William; second dam by
Whip. Don Carlos was sired by Old
Enquirer tthoroughbred) first dam by
Star Davis; second dam by great Lex
ington. He is bred to the purple,
tracing twice TO the great Denmark,
combined with the thoroughbred
blood OF Enquirer and the mighty
Lexington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

ABOUT two weeks ago a Missouri
newspaper, unfriendly TO Governor
Folk. opposed an extra session Of the
Legislature and seemed incidently TO
oppose a law regulating public utili-
ties Only a few days later the same
paper thOughtlessly got right, and
while IL still opposes Folk or any
movement he might favor, thinks
that public utilities should be regu
lated. That means Of course that
anything that the Governor may think
is right Is opposed In certain guar.
tiers. What do you think Of that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

The school levy Gems 70 have car
ried everywhere except 10 Mexico. As
. matter Of fact the friends Of educa-
tson and those In favor OF the levy
were careless about the matter and
paid no attention 70 II. The LEDaER
pleads guilty along this line. Hereto
fore active friends Of the Mexico
schools have come 70 the front and
worked for the levy. Some way must
be devised 20 that the schools viii not
suffer. Mexieos very best reputation
grows out Of our splendid school syS
TEN and this is the first time they
have been ~discFedlted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
REUNITED AFTER A YEARS
BIZ MEANS OF ADVERTISEMENT
Former Confederate. Veteran, After
Long Absence in Central America
Returns to Old Home-Long
Lost Daughter and Search
ing Father United.

Goodwater, Ala, March 2S.-An ad
v~ertisement in a Georgia newspaper
was instrumental In reuniting Capt
w. N. Phelps and Mrs. Applex, fathel
and daughter, who had not seen Of
heard Of each other In forty-four years
Capt. Phelps his wife and daughter
Agnes Phelps, were residents OF Good.
water when the civil war began. He
entered the confederate service, and
two years later his wife died. The
daughter, then aged 16, with mother
dead and father at the front, was
practically an orphan.
At the close Of the war the father
returned home, but could find no
trace Of his daughter, who it appears,
had married Lambert Applex, then a
travelling salesman, but for the last
five years proprietor OF a hotel In
Columbus, Ga.
Applex combined pleasure with bust.
ness by taking his bride with him on
bis business trip to New York, Ohio,
and Illinois. The married pair did
not return to Goodwater, but made
their home elsewhere, The returned
soldier finding himself without any
family ties went to Central America,
where be secured a position as an en-
gineer at Costa Rica with the Nor.
thern railroad He served thirty-seven
years there and on returning to ALA.
bama inserted an advertisement The
daughter read he advertisement and
the reunion followed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Csntralia Rlsctinn.

CEsTRALIA, Mo-, April AT the
annual city election here to-day the
following persons we're elected: N. s.
Bush, Mayor; Newton Elliott, Collec.
tor; Il. G. Anderson, Attorney; W. II.
Baidridge, Marshal; r. p. Price, Clerk:
}. X. Boyd, Police Judge: ]. d. Glib.
son, Street Commissioner; A. G. Price,
). G. Daniels and Eaton Aldermen.
More names we're on the ticket than
Al any previous election. There we're
t~~enty-seven candidates for the yari-
Gus Offices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

ibid you ever see my stampede?
Inquired Prince Henry, in ward thir-
teen at the lunatic asylum" II never
did" replied the party who thought
be was 4 drink Of water. "But the
cutest biscuiten you = e saw fell 10
the well this morning"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

GOV. JOSEPH W. Polk has appoint
Cd Hon W II. Wallace, Of Kansas
City, as Criminal Judge. This ka
splendid appointment, and viii meet
with the approval Ct the people, not
only Of Kansas City, but Of the entire
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Cottonwood Springs.

Cottonwoods Springs, April -
There have been many new arrivals
at the Wayerly, since the closing Of
the Horse Sale, and social life at this
popular h0spice has lezped forward
with renewed vigour. The dances
and other soirees scheduled for the
week promise 70 be the most elabor-
ate Affairs Of the season and will be
the coup d'etat Of the Springs elite.
The Furniture Sisters, Rose Wood
and May Hogany, one Of the most
prominent song and dance teams on
the vaudeville stage, have arrived and
will be one Of the features Of the
smoker TO be given Saturday night in
the hotels ordinair.
DR.. d. J. KansIy, a prominent
scientist and weather pird'i, is en-
jOyiDg some fast driving behind Uly.
sses Bueepbalus, bis nes fIlley. The
Doctor believes he will carry aw az
many Of the ribbons 10 the fall at the
Springs horse snow and in the saddle
ring intends having Dr. Buk Bere, a
prominent piscatofialist, handle U. B.
when the "Beastie" does the East
Lake Fin Crawl, the newest achieve.
meut 81 hign school horses
Msrgurite de Shine, who distinguish.
ed herself: recently by dressing her
Teddy Bear In a green overcoat on st.
Patricksday continues 10 be one OF the
social leaders here and will entertain
Evelyn Freeze, a former musical COM
edY star and said TO have been promi-
nent, at n time, 10 a New York
scandal.
James Fate He'd, a well known
member Of the scientific colony, here,
and occupying the same cottage as DIR
Kanaly, is thought 10 be suffering
with Psychopathic TaInt and "exag.
gerated ego. During a brain Storm
the other night that had the SYMPTOMS
OF Paranoeic insanity, be spent part
OF the period upon tbefrontiporch bay.
Ing at the moon and attempting 70
bite pieces out Of the scenery. DR..
kanaly has taken the a S under his
attention and win give him the iva.
ter cure.
Among the late arrivals are the Ne.
gusof A~oysYnnia, the Eefoo. of;Barpoot
the AhkoOned, iof Swat. Newad, OF
Tonk, and the Nlxine, OF Kincb. all
foreign dlgnitarles Of great note, who
save come TO this far fame resort 10
recuperate from the winters dissipay
tion In their various capitals. The
are all perfectly lovely.
Your correspondent has Turned
photographer and offers the following
definitions to those who are in the
concerning our Vocabulary.
Gun Grease-An Illuminating fluid
sometimes referred to as the "oll Of
Dip your bill-set your whistle.
To save life-a personal application
tbe oil OF JOY 10 one allmlntary canal
BY friend who is willing TO spend. /
Drfftwood-not the conclusions OF
he morning after. /
Half sick-the result Of an o~Yer-dose
u gun grease. /
Backbiter-the enemy who shows his |
eeth when you are not watching him.
Knocker-The party whose knife is ,,
than bis wit and who whit Z
es more wood than be cuts ice". (
Glad Hand q fellow feeling. {
Eye Blinking result OF nervous !
ess. :
Eye Winking-result OF nerve. Il
Ccquette-one who possesses all the a
sminine wiles and graces. !.
Croquettel lone who possesses ali 9
table scraps and waste. p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

GOVERNORS Hardin, Crittendsn.
MaFmaduke, Francis and Stone all
called extrs sessions Of the legislature
Governor Hardinis extra session was
the briefest Ii met March p and
adjourned ApYil 1. 1875.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Equality.

He (angrily): "Look at this bin
Forty dollars for perfumery-for mers
odors that fade away forever"
She (calmlyl /: "Gone to meet the
smoke from the last eight bores a
cigars you have consumed during the
last three months
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

OUR daily contemporary, which has
been throwing it's in reference to
newspaper using the same editorial
matter on last Sunday morning print
ed as an editorial the same article
which appeared as on editorial in the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Roy Morri. 10 MARY.

Roy Morris, a prominent merchant
Of stockton, California, a son Of P. NJ.
Morris, Of this city, viii on May Is be
married 70 Miss Elbeda Turner, an &C.
c0mplisbed young lady Of Modesto,
California. The LEDGER Joins other
friends in extending cordial congratu.
latinns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
THORNTON STAR ROSE
Nc 1851, A S BA

NJ Sooli n . n u a
Bay Saddle Stallion Of good size and
action, sired by Thornton Star 1924.
Dam, Matte Middleton 2595 by Mos
Rose s3e, by Montrose LOG. This is
one Of the best saddle-bred colts in
the country and should make a good
sire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Three Divorce Suits FILED.

April 5rst three divorce suits were
FLED In the circuit clerks Office. All
Of the parties were colored and the
women bad been school teachers be-
fore marriage
Sett.e q. Blue, VS.. Robert Blue.
Ida NJ Bell, vs.. James N. Bell.
Nevada Tucker. vs.. Harvey Tucker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
MALABAR
No 1921

This excellent Percheron stallion was
imported from France by j. +. Smith.
OF Auborn, Ill, and has proven himself
to be an extra good breeder. He is
black In color with short legs and
weighs In good flesh ZOO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Col. J. W. Weaver, OF neal Moline,
was in Mexico Monday on business.
Col. Weaver Is one Of Audrains's most
progressive farmers and stock raisers
he has on his splendid farm a large
apple orchard and reaped a large har-
vest OF this delicious fruit last year
and still has 800 bushels Of apples that
be wants TO sell. Col Weaver has the
thanks OF the Ledger force for q half
bushel Of line apples Of the Ben Davis
variety.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Miss Laura Robertson gave q most
elegant eight course dinner, last even.
log for her guests, Misses Wilson, With
erS, Loe and Thomas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Evening LEDGER OF Saturday. In the
LEDGER it was double loaded, and In
our contemporary ii was set double
column. After the spasms undergone
BY our young friend 1t Is hard 10 en-.
plain this matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Is the opinion @, the LEDGER Mex
ieo ~ well afford hfty or sixty street
lights and at the same time have
nlouey 10 pay for other necessary i'm
provenents and pay ~ the present
indebted ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

HTrHTs the next few days Rufus
jackson viii wait Oh the busuess men
II Merieo regarding q business mems
association. Every friend Of progress
will promptly Join this association.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Marriage-L Licenses.

AarrlaBeLicenses.
Andres Pfiefer, Douglass Wyoming,
and Miss Annie Holkamp, Audrain
county.
E. L. Childers, and Miss Lula L
McMohan, both Of this county.
c. E. Blackburn, OF this county, and
Miss Ute NJ. Goodrich, Galloway,
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Best mercantile proposition 10 His
souri, 70 exchange for good 200 or go
acre. improved farm, at cash. value Of
SO 70 $40 acre. Call on, or address Au-
vase Realty Co., Auxvasse, Mo. slt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

divorce, so an English correspon.
dent says, sis considered a luxury 1t
is usually the Luxurious classn that
have them here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Terms:

Either Of the above animals, Mala-
bar tls25ll Thornton Star Rose
(25Si) and Denmark Chief t23s) will
make the season at $40 to insure a
living colt, one that viii stand up
and suck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

The B1neetou mo Eagle edItOrzl.
y sayE The Mexico Ledger, one Of
hissouri's best newxpapeB is now q
fsrtJ-ninsr, and IT'S good As gold, to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

THE greatest surprise tnal ever &C
cured 10 Merico was the defeat d the
additioaal levy for school purposes
This will not occur again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

FOR SALE.-North Call& way : and
South Audrainis best farm lands.
Want to trade Alarm for q business
A business for q farm II you DO. list
with Auxyasse Realty Co., Auxyasse,
No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

subseriopd and sworn % before me, this esth
day Of March, A d., 1907.
Witness my hsnd and soiariAl seal. tho date
last Aforesaid. Commissioner and ouainad for
. term erp8rng July ~, fsig.l
4. p FRENCH, Notary Pubic.
Couect-Attsst; n. N. FHInpnAs,
Ep goHNa0N.
&. p. FnEsca,
Hrnnfn#a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
No. se4.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES,


STATE OF MISSOURI,
IouNTy on AubnAIs. We. Stephan Der.
tells, President, and n. p. French. tashier Of
aaid hank. each q ns, do sOletnnly swear that
the above statement " true 70 The heat Of our
kn0wledge and belief.
srEyHAS BKErEIs, Pres.
II. p. FRKsoH, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

A Buffalo New York clerk went
mad because his salary was raised. Is
this the reason so many employers are
reticent to fatten the weekly en-.
velo PEI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Are you wanting 70 breeo to a good
saddle stallion? Then ,See Trimble's
"John a King" son Of Forrest
King. Wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
BIG Jim

formerly owned by p. s. Underwood
A cracker jack, sixteen hands high,
very lengthy and heavy bone. Big
Jim has proven himself to be one Of
the very best breeders in jenuetts 10
the country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

ID b. Turemans after spending the
winter 10 California, has returned to
bis home 10 Kansas CItY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Obituaries a1d resolutions Of re
spect in the Mexico LEDGER must be
paid for at one half commercial rates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
A Note From ]. r. Carroll.

A SIX months school would make
Mexico look like 30 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

TIE mar who was arrested On Fri.
Gag night for whipping his wife was
net 4 resident Of Mnxicn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
The Weekly Ledger


Maxice With u1e new game warden
slsouid be the bird and fish center II
the earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
JUMRO

Is a black Jack fifteen and one
half hands high, very heavy bone
with good body
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

OFFICIAL STATEMENT of the
Financial Condition of the MAR
TINsBURG BANK. ct Martins
burg, State Of Missouri, at the
close of business on the 22nd
Day Of March, 1907, Published in
the Ledger, a Newspaper Printed
and published at Mexico, State Of
Missouri, on the 4th Day Of April,
1907.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

AGENTS WANTED: With rig tc
sell our Medicines. Extracts and etc,
TO farmez. Royal Manufacturing
Co, az T. 18th ST., Kansas City
Mo. a-at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Two other fine mule jacks will
also be found at my farm and
will serve a limited number Of
mares.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

James Harrison, Of st. Louis, who
has been III in this city, is able to be
out again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
To Old Beaver Dam School House

To Old Beaver Dam School House.
South Of Mexico. there Is 4 district,
Whose name once upon time was
quite q ft.
The stream from which this school
took It's name
Was inhabited by dams OF beavers,
according BY It's called the same.
At first logs were hewn TO make a
building
In which their children, In learning
would make 3 beginning,
Later this present structure was
reared,
The old one was not close enough. 50
they feared.
Men have gone to this school, later
have married,
Then too, their children In single
blessedness have not tarried.
Too often has a little boy peeped
from the corner of his eye
At some pretty little girl, and given
deep sigh,
Right here to himself, he makes a
solemn vow,
That, that little girl will be his in
some way or how.
Some Of you grown ups will smile
twist your los slightly
For it is dreadful for the youths to
play with vows so lightly.
The very one who does the smiling
is the one, who has wooed and won
his darling.
For some reasons this building is
perfection:
lis not necessary to exert yourself
To secure ventilation.
From east, west, north, and south
the air comes pouring in,
Then plenty Of fresh air, we have
with which begin.
1t is SO cold, we must rush to the
fire,
Then the talking arouses the teach
er's righteous Ire.
During a storm, the rain comes in
az the door,
Until in n place we all must cud-
die.
For most OF the room is in a per-
feet puddle.
oh! the secrets these walls could
unfold,
What a pity the stories could not
all he told.
In April, 1t will be Sold as a store.
house, for grain,
And think for years 1t has nursed the
urchin's brain.
After all 1T is not the roof under
which we stand,
That makes and moulds the men Of
our land. ". r. Fl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
SCHOOL ooxxIssIozER
RETURNS.
II Would Look a. Though O. 7.
Dayis Had Been Re Elected to
the Once Of County ischeel
Commissioner.

The returns of county school com
missioner are couing Ia slowly and
would indicate that Prof. s 7. Davis
Is re elected:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

These Jacks are all splendid young in
dividuals and good performers. Before
breeding ! invite you to call and see
this stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
Stock and Farm Not.s.

Cant and Considine marketed a
load Of hogs, Monday, In st. Louis.
Friday, Powell and Mundy were on
the St. Louis market wi tn a load of
hogs.
Richie Spencer, Of this city, bought
a three-year-old mare Of Dr.. w. H.
Renoe, OF Fulton, first OF the week,
for $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
D OF PUBLICATION.
OF MISSOURI, !
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN. I

In the Circuit Court To June Term
1907.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Big Jim at $40 to insure a living colt,
go for jack colt and $40 for jennet
colt. Jumbo ss 10 insure a living
colt Mark Hanna at o. TO insure a
living colt. Black King at Is to In
sure a living colt Money ia all cases
due when mare or jennet ~ parted
with or removed from neighborhood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
LIGHT PROPOSITION
DEFEATED BY VOTERS.
City Election Goes Democratic as
Usual Light Vote Polled-Re-
suits Of Voting by Wards.

There was a light vote polled at the
city election Tuesday as follows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

The light proposition had TO have
two thirds majority 70 become a law.
The total vote was 1872 for, 2S6
against the proposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04

Total vote ia Mexioo-
Davis, 27i; Mccall, 1853.
For the levy. 1877; against, Eli
Carelessness on the part Of friends
OF education in Mexico caused the
levy TO be defeated. This matter will
be remedied some way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-04-04
The
Clans
nan

From his two famous
Novels. "The Leopard's
Spots" and the "Clans-
man" :: :: :: ::
The sensation of two seasons.
south and north.
y question on everybodys lips
Have you see n The Clansman.-
Complete New York
Production, Company
OF Forty Principals,
Army of Su
aries, Carloads ofScen-
cry, Electric al Effects
and a Troop of Caval-
ry Horses.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-28

yesterday and from indications it ap-
pears that no opposition will be Of
fered by the town in granting a fran
chise.
The present line Of the road will be
along the Tempe road with slight
possible change in the vicinity OF the
la1f way house where 70 may go ii-
rcotly east for mile and then south
instead of following the canal. Reach
ing the river AT a point about mod
way between IA two railroad bridges
ii is proposed TO bridge salt River on
"a line with Mil Ave. The road Will
then extend directly through main
street 10 the public school corner,
thence east along Eighth street To Nor
NAL Ave. where it will turn south and
will so east again on a line with the
Tempe-Mesa road which il viii follow
To- Mesa city wE.ch will be the east
om tcrmiE-s.
Il is foreseen by those back of the
movement that the bridging of Salt
River IS go he the largest and most
expensive Single thing the hackers OF
ltne proposition VIII have to contend
. with. An estimate of the cost Of con-
struotiun OF the bridge has been made
land It IS placed at 100000 1t is fig
lurcd that il viii require several
months to build it. The structure will
. be Of steel. and if "a satisfactory deal
/ can be made between the county and
the people operating the line. it will
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-28
MESA
A DISCOVERY.

An auto was left i'm front of a pri
waite residence last night Il belonged
to a doctor who expected to use it at
most any time in the night and was
left in readiness for the occasion. The
doctor hal no night call and therefore
the machine was not used by him at
all. but in the morning as he was leav
ing his nome for the office he spied Il
tiny giittering in the floor of his auto.
OF course he picked it up and on in
Spection discovered t. his dismay that
it had been occupied sometime during
the dark hours of the night The ar
ticle was some young mans watch
charm. 1t is an apparently new charm.
perhaps 4 Christmas gift from her
ard is set with an amethyst of fairly
good size. The doctor says if the
young man will call at EveryboGy's
drug store in person and claim his
property there viii be 80 questions
asked
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-12-28
TEMPE
THE PROPOSED ELECTRIC LINE
Those Back of the Deal Were Here
Yesterday Looking Over the
Ground.

It is becoming evident that the
three gentlemen who are interested in
putting in PhoeniN-Tempe-M Mesa
electric line mean business and are
not merely bluffing. Yesterday Har-
~ ]. Bennett and Redmond Tooher
Of Phoenix. who together with Andrew
Nielsen Of this place are the parties
back of the proposition. spent part Of
the day here looking over the ground
and getting a general idea Of tho line
Of the proposed road.
The three gentlemen named made a
pretty thorough investigation OF the
lay of the land and are convinced chat
unless some opposition develops that
is not now anticipated. work VIII DE
started in a short time and the road
VIII in a little while be reality
Much of the right Of way Of the new
line has already been secured and the
interested parties are now taking steps
toward getting the balance of II. Sew
eral members Of the city council were
interviewed by the three gentlemen