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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-27
Money in New York aank.

There is enough money in New
York savings banks to give $40 to
each man. woman and child within it's
borders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-27
Held by the Candy Lodge
K, of P.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
To Elect officers at Next
Regular Session.
Canton Marion / o. 0. F. Plans for
Open House and Banquet-Local
Lodge News.

The employees OF the Marion Provi-
sion company perpetrated a very
pleasant surprise upon Mr.. w. c.
Shaw at his home on South Pros
pect street, yesterday evening. The
company of guests assembled at the
home at o'clock and the surprise
was most complete. The evening
was passed at music, games and
|all manners of interesting social di-
versions. A notable feature OF the
occasion was an oyster supper, which
was served at 10 o'clock.
There was an unusually large at
tendance at the regular meeting OF
THE Maccabees. held in their hall on
NORTH Main street, Tuesday evening.
zone candidate was initiated and ar
|angements were made for holding
IAN open social next Tuesday even
ing. All knights and ladies' are to
be invited
Only routine business was con-
sidered at well attended meet
ing of the Red Men held in the
lodge halls yesterday evening A stag
social will be given in the near fu-
ture.
Candy Lodge, No. 81, Knights of
Pythias, held nominations for the
semi-annual election of officers Tues
day evening. The election will take
place at the meeting next week.
The first degree will be conferred at
this meeting,
David Haberman. John kul and
| George May have been appointed q
committee to make arrangements
for the big open house banquet
| and social to be given by Canton
Marion, I. o. 0. f. week from
Friday night.
Lime City Council met last night
with large attendance. Aside from
ltransacting routine business, COM
mitee was appointed TO arrange for
special Thanksgiving service.
The annual election of officers
will take place at the next regular
meeting of the Spanish American
War Veterans, to be held the sec
on Friday of December.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggist refund money if
it fails to cure. e. w. GROVES
signature is on each box. 25c.
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Look in Beatty & Longs window
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Your Printing

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tstic kind. That's the kind we do.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND
TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS
These represent our facilities for doing
tho kind of printing that will please you
The prices are right, and prompt deliver,
the !nvariable rule at this Office.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-27

The annual election of officers
win take place at the next regular
meeting of the Spapksh-Amerlcan
War Veterans, to be held the sec
lon Friday of December.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-27

Lime City Council met last night
with a large attendance. Aside from
transacting routine business, COM
mitee was appointed to arrange for
special Thanksgiving service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-27

Only routine business was con-
sidered at well attended meet
ing of the Red Men held in the
lodge halls yesterday evening. A stag
social will be given in the near fu-
Iture,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
NEW GYMNASIUM FOR
THE |. D. 5. UNIVERSITY
Decision to This Effect Reached
by the Board of Trustees
of the School.

The Latterday Saints University is
to have new gymnasium. This has
been decided by the board of trustees
Of the school and was announced TO the
Students Tuesday. No date has been
set for the erection Of the new build
ing, but it probably will be before the
end of the next school semester. The
board of trustees appointed the presi~
dents board of the school as a com
mittee To start plans for the building
and TO submit them as soon as posi-
BILE. The block on which the school
stands was purchased some time ago
for an athletic field and this probably
will be the site for the new gymna-
SUM.
The building which is now, being
used for gym purposes will he i'm
proved 70 the extent of $1,000, and aft
er the new building is ready for use
VIII be converted into n machine shop.
A course In wood and metal work will
be taken up at the school The stu
dents are greatly interested in the mat
ter and are doing all in their power 10
have the addition TO the school as soon
as possible, The board which has
charge of the plans is composed of
Willard Young, B. F. Hinckley and A.
b. Christensen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
FIRST BLOOD DRAWN
IN HIGHER FEE FIGHT
Continental Life Insurance and
Investment Company Bends
Knee to Physicians.

= + Il !. X = = + = & 4 = X :. = :. :;
= The Continental Life Insur- :.
= ance g. Investment Company has :.
Il notified its examining physicians ::
+ that from June it will pay 50 :;
+ for each medical examination. :,
= According TO the notice the com :,
:. paDy expects I'm return for this =:
= fee all the necessary informa- =:
= tion pertaining tn the risk and {.
= all correspondence subsequent TO ::
= the examination must be ans :
- wered without further cost 10 !
r the company. !
= During the late session of the :
= State Medical Society a reson- !
= tiou Tns passed whereby the /.
= physicians agreed to demand !
= fee of So for medical examina- :
= tion performed for the benefit OF :
:. an oldlipe life insurance com :.
= pany. Carrying the matter :
X step further they resolved to :
= consider any reduction Of this .
= fee by any physician i'm the :
- State as breach Of profession :
= al ethics. The society justified :
= its action on the ground that the
X responsibility of the physicians .
:. in making examinations had be .
+ come greater and that the insur- .
:, ance companies would find ii :
= more profitable 10 economize in :
= their Official departments The :
= Continental is the first com .
!. pany TO serve formal notice .
i. that the society's S request has .
: been granted.
=: :. = + = = !: \ = :. = + :. = = +
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BAD WHISKEf IS :
BAD FOR ITALIANS ;

Two Italians employed at the
Murray slnelter came to Salt
Lake Tuesday evening and got
DRINK, Then they hired a buggy
4ra went driving. At First West
and Fourth South streets the
whesis of the buggy ran into u
ditch, ana che :wo italians were
precipitated into the street. Ono
oi them in falling almost bit his
tongue N two He thought no
was dead, and 50 did a big
crowd which gathered.
The parrcl wagon was sum.
noned, and the two Italiaas
wore taken 20 ;hc police station.
"othing serious being rho matter
o'th either oe chem ahey Tore
.ocked n the "drunk house. -
they were 40 drank 10 tel,
their nsn.es, 5ut viii impart
,na. inioriaat:or 20 Jadge 0iehl
mis- Afternoon. The police sent
7ne aoSse sEG brggy 20 II !iyer,-
Wnhln.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
MINING CASE NOW IN
L. 5. CIRCUIT COURT

Upon petition of defendant in the
case OF r NJ. Nanderhood against EIana
a Tyng, as executrix Of the will of
George Tying. the case was removed for
trial from the Third District Court to
the United States Circuit Court
The above action is brought by plain
TN to set aside the assignment of
lease TO the Wyoming mining claim in
American Fork mining district. which
plaintiff, by alleged false representa-.
tons, made TO him by his partner.
George Tying. since deceased. was in
duced To assign his one-half interest
IN the lease. ITaintir asks that the
defendant be made to render an ac
counting and that upon such account
ing plaintiff have judgment against the
defendant for the sum or sums which
may he found TO be due by reason of
has ownership in an Undivided one half
interest in the lease.
Plaintiff alleges that after he as
signed his interest in the lease TO mis-
partner, George Tyng, the latter ex-
traeted from the Wyoming mine under
the Lease, ores to value in excess of
, SlZo,o0O, after paving the royalties
and expense OF mining. freighting,
smelling and marketing said ores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

by landlords who arc ayerse to having
children in a family of tenants.
Against the Measure.
Councilman a. +. Barnes. while he is
of the opinion that thc property seek
or many times is put to n hardship in
finding home because many landlords
bar families with large number of
children. expressed himself rs against
the measure. for the reason that he
thinks the landlord should have the
right TO rent his property 10 anyone he
pleases. In many instances, Council
man +. s. Ferns;rom said. the proposed
measure would be n good one but he
is unfavorable to it on general grounds
Councilman j, II. Preece said the land
lord ought TO have the right to refuse
to rent ms property to anyone who was
objectionable to him. aud Councilman
W. j, Tuddcnham took the same stand
Councilman John Holey SAID ne be-
llevcd the Landlord should be left in .
position 10 dictate as TO the rental of
his property, Councilman HOLIDAY said
he does not consider the proposed meas
nre Il good one. Councilman A. X Gar.
ter would not be in favor of such n
measure, although he believes it would
nave mucn merit IN certain cases
The Los Angeles council is probably
the first In the country TO trv to gran.
pie with thc landlord tenant problem.
There IS much local interest in the case
there, for the reason that conditions
there are repeated here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
WIND-UP GATHERING
OF l.. d. S. STUDENTS

\ wind-up meeting was held at the
Lattcr.day Saints University Tuesday
morning. The object was n general
celebration for the end OF the school
wear The affair was attended by a
large number of the students, and
great enthusiasm prevailed throughout
the proceedings. The members Of the
faculty were ali called upon for
speeches and also the leaders of the
athletic teams. McAllister spoke for
the track team, Mulner for baseball.
and Coach Milne for athletics in gen
eral. Three spirited talks were given
by these men.
In thc midst of tha meeting the bas-
ketball team of the school, known as
- The Midgets,' presented the school
with very huc picture Of themselves.
This was received in behalf of the
school by the president of the senior
class The teachers who are 10 leave
the school this wear were called upon
for talks and all responded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
GOVERNMENT JOBS
THAT ARE VACANT |
Civil Service Examinations
Soon to Be Held in Salt
Lake City.

The United States Civil Service com
mission announces the following eX-
animation on June 20 at Salt Lake
City:
To secure eligbles from whom 10
make certification to Gil a vacancy in
the position of chief engineer in the
United States postolIice and courthouse
building at Chicago, at a salary of
$500 TO $1,000 per annum, the entrance
salary to be at $500 Age limit is
IS to 80 years.
Also an examination at the same
time TO fill vacancies as they may oc.
cur In the position Of observer in the
weather bureau. at n salary of 1920
per annum. Age limit, is TO 30 wears
Ar examination will also be held TO
fill two vacancies in the position of
surveyor of mineral deposits, one at
So and the other at 81 per deim, in the
land office service, Age limit, 90 years
OF over.
An examination will also be held
june 26-27 to eli a vacancy in the po-
eitloD o. machine wood worker at 30
cents an hour for cight-hour working
day, in the government printing office.
age limit. 90 years or over
Also an examination at the same
place on June 1921 10 fiji vacancies as
thoy may occur in The position of as
sistamt chemist nj salaries from $1,000
20 $500 per anaum, in the Bureau of
Chemistry. Department of Agriculture
Age limit, 90 years or over.
Also on same day TO fll the position
Of assistant engineer (qua,ihed as clcc
trician( III tho office OF the Secretary
Of War, al S72o per annum. Age limit.
20 yoars or over
On the came day an examination 10
I'll vacancies as they may occur in The
Custodian Service throughout the Unit.
ec States In the position of first.class
engiroa., az salaries ranging from
$500 20 $500 per anlum. Age limit
from l9 10 IS years
4 civil service examination will be
held In Sal Lake City July "a to All
vacancy IN the position Of repairman
al S7o0 per snpum in the Weather Bu.
reau. Department OF Agriculture, in the
State Of Washington. Age limit, 90
years o! over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
CROMEENS WAS REALLY
ANXIOUS TO END LIFE.
WOuId-Be Suicide "CuSseS" Of
ficers and Doctors Who Re-
suscitated Him

! !. !. :. :
= John Cromeers. who took NOR
y phine and chloral hvdrate Mon
= day night in an effort 10 com
= NIT suicide, and who was re.
i. stored to life with strychniuo
!" and an electric battery at the
= city Jail. was sent home about
i. 40 O'Clock Tuesday morning
!. BY that time he Ind fully re
!. covered
= Before leaving, Cromeens :
= roundly abused the doctors and .
- policemen who saved his life +.
4 He declared that he wanted to :
= die because his little son re. :
:. Gently was killed in q railroad :
= accident. and that he had moth =.
= ing now left TO live for Asked :
- what would become Of his wife :
: and little baby girl If he died, :
= Cromecns reply was somewhat :
= incoherent and Indifferent. !
= The police do not believe that :
:. Cromcens will try again TO com !
j. mit suicide. They believe that :
!. his desire TO die was produced :
:. as much by whiskey despondency :
: rs by grief over the death Of his :
: son. Mrs. Cromeens has been :!
|. confined to her house ever since :
I. her son was killed last week, :,
!. and she was sick when her hus- :,
= band came up town and loaded :,
= himself up with wh'skey and :;
!. drugs. The family lives at COS :.
I. South Third West street. :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
SENIOR |IIl1
Of The H
''m"enc'nsnt nm n NJ
an Interesting n
at Barraai h
PRESIDENT DENT JosspR||
DELIVERS NJ
heDTr s,3 J. Grant apll|
Talk; List Il M

men. me,n', .,,nni, university h.a II
evening before =, /, hns
tnpa programme was Of p''.s / 81
sopao sope, Consisting ss Of .''' ~
Jerested. p'esal =
of The he opening numb,
Th; TI sprine6me" "Iv r. 81
cbn;r : NJ; was was loudly y :,-I,
'"Pir PTai,sIpan responded 10 .,ssT, ,sgs.
prayer, and the $. ss,,l ! g
Ts. I E Mountains Mountains and i'i W.,
snS,di, rGe third !,3 number ~. n,
sat;NN s,,p2ec', !, Value y; Of ill.,
and a. showed the 'tsTI r4saI,, y
G,.9 o. conscientious S isi.II'
Grant G1ai,t delivered !, ~,
FL Effaduates, nate dealing I'd
The presentation Of sa,.
by l Anthon H. Lus;il II,
fssn5 eoard OF direc,ora -
asFed as,. upon the gradss,s
address Miss EditI s,,
pretty solo after i. 81,
won several encors. ~
a., Probably thc aidm
Joseph F. Smith. +,
propriste to The oel,,s
ing the students 3, ~
and giving them ssz.
10 the life 30 come. h.
the school and tbs e.
Gold and Blue 81
students of the &c.
TO the school. Tbs 81
Der Of o. the progr.r. f.
6enedictlon b, was pro:o-
Heber c. Iversou. b.
forward to receive c.
Those who finished ~
n Normal preparatory 3
Thomas Perry. sant .
Kate Smith, Jsaue.i. r.
ME Geneva Sleeper. q
ler, Walter Williau -
Lenore Cooper, IL
English deparnai-
Cowley and Teresa IA
Domestic sclenee-M
Tingey, Julia EllIcs 1
phine Williams, Lsah 4
Leona Cowley. IL
Scientific course-Yrl
ner, Meryin Wallaes u
General eouIss -
Price. ~
This evening Tie 81 !
guests OF honor al u I
which will be held il
There will be a biz I'd
graduates will be iiks
nj fold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
BROADWAY AND ALLEYS
SOON TO BE IMPROVED

+ Broadway and alleys con
+ Meeting with it are 10 be paved
: with asphalt as soon as grades
: have been esta blished and esti-
: mates completed, The two al
: levs connecting Broadway and
: State street on both sides of the
: Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
+ building and the open space in
: the rear Of the building will be
: covered completely in accord
: ance with an arrangement made
: by the company and other OWN
: ers Of property in that neighbor
: hood. This improvement has
: been advocated by leading prop
!. crty owners for long time, but
!. inability to agree on plan of
: improvement has postponed the
: work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
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ROBBED OF S. UP
AGAINST TEMPLE WALL

!. Two unmasked highwaymen
= backed Ernest Summers. who
!. lives at l56 West Second North
: street up against the Temple wall
!. and relieved him of So in money
!. about 11:1O o clock Tuesday
: night. The holdup occurred on
: the east side Of West Temple
: street near the corner of North
: Temple street.
: Summers, who reported the
: robbery TO the police shortly
: after IT happened, says that one
: man kept him covered with a
: gun while the other went
through his pockets. Although
: the men did not wear masks,
: Summers was able to give only
: meager description of them.
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BIG SACK OF q
GIVEN 70 PR'|

:. When a roure (,
= a store WIN I'd
:. his face ana ~
= in his hand u 4
: peanuts, there = s.,ia,
+ cause. Such - : -,
=: by a cal'nl., .T..sr
= university -
!. The plan N'' y W. n
: examination n 4s,p 4sa~l
:. After r0Ii'all =, "a
: and and 01sl5 '.Fof al#l $
: the sposs'n'',,.. ~, N
:. sidered The la's tsitN
). is our last ..,, Il
= desire to P',;., -,
!. class. It i.;,' i ~ ,,r,i1
: 'na sass I now .,s. E. 4
= token o. ,,s ts E
!. "l opsn r'' ,as A. u : ssiI
:, a twep'y FOl,aal,sX
:. and ;bas 'so.'4 80
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DECORATION DAY RATES

va Oregon short Line Salt Lake 70
ogden 'nd return. or yicc versa. s.. 10.
Tckets good for return 20 Nav 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
RED AND BLACK \
OF HIGHs|

The High School y
Year Book pui in its iA
school Tuesday nOOl
put out by student, \
Is very crcdilable q
pages OF matter pefi
school and includes dN;
pictures. cartoon: aE
cover is exceptiOuaDy I
combination Of th. tsu
azines which have t.a
red and black slaf y
done in red and bls,k
ender cover. which e
a pretty cover. he
side is all well sa n
ranged. III
II is claimed tl,i u
best that mas evsT p,
school. The siaf wa
for the book is: ID
! J. R. Whitteuors,
3ager; q Merle 5ssI.,d3 Ly';a, ~
Held. artist; Mare "
editor; Flies Yeat;4
Mildred Jones. Flo1
rice RosenblatI, an III
reporters. ~
The drawings d'i' III
especially good. 81
Join the Yonrg, "
association for s''@ I
tennis court -
Salt Lake Photo \.
finishing. iramlnG' -
Meet your fnen'' IA
Saltair. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

Teachers excursions East Nav 27th
and 39th and june 3r6 7th, 10Th aud
l4th YIN Q. 5. J.. aud L. p lines. SEQ
.. ,. /" agents for rates, etc.
Music in our Grill Room from e %
every evening ROYAL Cafe.
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Join the Young " VI
association Tor ''"9 i
tennis court =
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-12
CANDIDATE


Wr William Thomas returned Mon
dav frum her short stay Ia Salem, y.
y.
Judge Peek and 1urymen Skldmorc
and woodcock were home over sun
day.
Some 81 our farmers are planting
the ircoud time. Cold. vet weather
destroyed the first seed.
Jarvis iiurd aud dlughtctra Flor
ence. Abhio and Marion Of Cambridge
spent n part of last week M Mrs sar
ah iiandall'a
AIr and Mrs Erwin Wilcox and little
one of Manchester we're M Mu vii
cnx's parents over Sunday. Mr. aud
Mrr William J. Hamilton.
Jack Ross was home over Sunday
from his work in Rutland Report has
Il that Mr. Ross ~ 10 move his family
aud effects from town IN the near fut.
nre. Mr. aud Mrs Ross will be- quite
generally missed la the ncirhborhood.
Crawford Woodward and wife aud
Air aud Mr Clark Hamilton we're In
Sunderland last week called there a.
attend the funeral Of their father. WI.
hu Bentley. Mr. Bentley had lived In
this town GOOD many years and
everybody anys l.lihu was good
nclrhbor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-12
MANCHESTER CENTER

A son was born 60 Mrs J. +. Page
June ith.
r. c. Archibald Is shut in with a
sore limb
Miss Edith Wright OF Boston Is
home for two weeks.
Mrs II. w. MattIson who has been
In Albany has returned.
Miss Minnie Bell who has been III
IN Rutland has returned home.
Mrs Charles Ames Is in Rutland car.
inc for her mother, Mrs Case.
Mr. and Mrs +. Lake of North Ben.
nington were In town Tuesday.
One OF the most interesting meet.
lngs OF the grange was held Saturday
evening. The paper edited and read
by Mesdames Utley and Bourn was ex.
cellont. especially the original poem
compliment TO every member.
The address given by MISS Shinn
who has been missionary In Birmah
for seven years was very interesting.
After the lecture the audience was In.
yitod to n reception which was held In
the llaraca rooms whore all had the
pleasure of meeting Miss Shlnn. A
fnc collation. was served,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-12
ARLINGTON

I'd Higgins Of Bennington spent
Sunday In town.
Mrs T.. G. Woodwork Is visiting her
father In syracuse.
Miss Nell Wilson has returned from
her visit In Bennington.
Or Grey aud family have returned
from visit TO Easton, n. Y.
Edgar Body Of New York spent
sunday with his family here.
Mrs Sarah Kendall has returned
from her visit In Bennington.
Thomas Morrisscy has returned
from his visit TO North Adams.
Miss Pauline Batchelder has return.
ed from her visit In Rochester.
Mrs Dolph OF brooklyn visited Mrs
Babcock ON Maln street the past week.
Miss Anasiasia Morrisscy has been
working in the y. T.. r. and T. central
office for the past two weeks
Miss Lena spraguc who has been
visiting her parents In Readshoro re-
turned 10 her work Wednesday.
Miss Laughlin Of Bennington who h
teaching IN Sunderland spent Sunday
with her sister at Charles Toomhs'.
Miss Maudc Adams who has been
visiting her brother ana family In Al.
ans. returned Wednesday aud is in
the y. T.. T. and +. central Office
araln.
The ball game between the Airing.
ton and Dorset teams Saturday after.
noon was Won by the home team I to
q. Although the Dorset team was
made stronger hy Quigloy OF Rutland
as pitcher aud Prince OF liurr and liur.
ton seminary catcher. besides other
seminary students.
Tho y. y. 7. and r. boys ~ Rutland
are here making repairs ON the lines.
the West Arlington and SYNDICATE line
having been put In three lines. The
numbers have been changed as follows
$. y. Buck 500: Ray Bentley s57; Al
bert King a5-2i. NJ. n Hurd $50:
Harry Randall 3si. Jack Ross 35i2.
A. ~. Convey soils: r. n. Dcncy 3s2.
Fred Stlckles 20 r.. John McClinty 80
lb Mrs Honning 1910. A. ". Squircs
Sos. n. 49, WoodcOck 35s; Charles
BENTLEY 35.ii The subscribers on the
West Arlington line have the same
numbers a. before with the exception
OF the following. Charles Garfield -
.. = =. Killrain 1873. George Whit.
i.ii WIN subscribers kindly
rake corrections on list which each
one has a telephone has been listed
ma,f Murrlraey A. Cullen. Sundcr
iai.i. So. 90.