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The Washington times., 1907-02-26
WANT EARLY MAIL
IN BLOOMINGDALE
lexington Citizens ASSocia-
ton Holds Meeting and
Subject Discussed.

The delivery, collection. and handling
Of mail in the District was the subject
OF a general discussion by members Of
the North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zcns' Association at the monthly meet
ing held last night in St Martins Hall,
North Capitol and r streets
President Abram r. Server and Chair
man Fawcett, OF the committee on
pions OF tie system now in vogue, nearly
every other member taking occasion TO
register at least one complaint. Cases
were cited where letters addressed 10
persons IN Washington had been held
up for seN erai days before delivery.
The general complaint. however. was
that the morning delivery was not made
In the BIoomingdale section until after
g O'Clock, and that persons in office could
not get their morning mail until even
ing. Nh Server said that this feature
had been made clear 10 him by Post
master Benjamin r. Barnes, and that
urder the present conditions he saw NJ
way in which it could be remedied.
Mr.. Barnes. he said. explained this by
SAVING that Washington was the only
city IN the United States where the ma
JOriLy OF the people did not go 10 work
Until O'Clock. Efforts he said had
been made to have an early delivery
having the carriers start from the DIFF
ierent stations at 6 o'clock-but in near
ly ever, case they had been unable 10
set into the houses at this hour
Despite the fact that the crcss-tOwn
railway bill met defeat in the House
yesterday, Mr.. Server said that he felt
certain the bill would come UP again
before the session WIS over. and that he
did not think the bill was dead
\ resolution thanking the members OF
the House District Committee for the
inter est taken in the bin was unanim-
oUsly adopted.
A .. TinEiey. secretary, was instruct
ed to communicate with the secretaries
Of all other citizens associations. whose
territory will he affected by the pro-
Tcsed line, urging them to continue theiI
effolts In behalf OF the measure.
w. II. Rock was elected a member.
The Washington times., 1907-02-26

V. Baldwin Johnson's Coal, GA 9Th st
None better. White Ash Coal, 80 cents a
ton of Tor spot cash. tor city deLFery.
The Washington times., 1907-02-26

The Purest, Richest Ice Cream
c. & 5. Excellent Velvet kind. Druggists
The Washington times., 1907-02-26

firing In your efforts. The success of
the meetings, therefore. is 10 your
credit"
Mrs. Crumpacker thereupon presented.
In behalf of the guests. a handsome
gold watch fob 20 the retiring leader.
Il hope YOUR constituents will be per
SEadeC that your services are again
needed on Capitol Hih and that you
may return 10 the Dewey. where. until
then, you will be greatly missed" said
she
Mr.. Often responded briefly. but feel
ingly, assuring the members of his
flock OF his gratitude for the tribute
paid him.
The Washington times., 1907-02-26
HIBERNIANS CUT OUT
SMOKE AND POLITICS

BOSTON, Feb 98-Thc substitution OF
lectures for smoke talks and dances.
and the elimination OF politics are some
OF the reforms within the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians demanded by the national
board In circular just issued 70 the
members OF the organization.
The Washington times., 1907-02-26
DR.. Brennan Charged
With Embezzling
Priests Money.
Was Blind Clergynan'S
Trusted Financial
Adviser.
Amount Alleged to Have
Been Taken About
$4,000.

The washington police are on tie
lookout for DR.. Thomas +. Brennan.
fugitive from san Francisco. wanted in
that city on the charge OF embezzlemeat.
Brennan has figured conspicuously in
the court annals OF San Francisco. both
oriminally and cruelty, for the past five
years for the part he took I'm relieving
his former friend, the Rev. Father
Grey, an aged priest, of his entire ro--
tune
Brennan is charged with embezzliug
1884 The amount however, is less
than half of the total sum ne is charged
with having taken, which has left his
victim. who is now blind and partly
demented, without a dollar.
Suddenly Skips.
Several weeks ago Brennan WAS sud
denly missed from his usual haunts in
San Francisco and his disappearance
was coincident with the Issuance q "A
warrant for his arrest for felony. based
upon his alleged diversion Of Father
GrCy's bank account TO his own use.
From the latest account received by
the San Francisco police Brennan was
heading for this city. near which he is
said 10 have relatives living.
Father Grey, his alleged victim, is
ore of the pioneer priests Of California,
ard was pastor OF s.. Patricks Church,
in San Francisco. which was one Of
the largest and most notable edihces
in that city.
Before entering the ministry Father
Grey was a very wealthy man. and
came Of distinguished English
family.
Priest Trusted Brennan.
He was the first canon created in the
West by the late Archbishop Alemany.
Father Grey was man Of liberal i'm
pulses. and he built St Patrick's Church
with his own money. As age came
upon him he took Dr. brennan into his
counsel and trusted him implicitedly
with all his financial affairs. when
Or. Brennan took charge OF Father
Grey's bank account there was more
than $4,000 20 his credit
Meanwhile Father Grey became blind
and Brennan had things all his own way.
Father Grey had occasion 10 call in a
wei known banker in San Francisco
10 attend To- some financial matters, and
u was then discovered that the priest
was penniless. Brennan protested that
he had expended the money entrusted
To him in caring for Father Grey. but
his showing, it is said. was proved 70
he false. lie was then charged with
grand larceny but, as he was the ac-
tual custodian Of the funds OF Father
Grey this charge was dismissed and an
Indictment returned for cmbeZzicment
The Washington times., 1907-02-26
Will Cancels Notes,

BY the terms Of the VIII of Sarah
Main Seek, which has been offered for
probate. the notes held by the testatrix
against the Eastern Star Home are TO
be Cancelled and given to the home
The notes. &c is stated. We're given by
the Eastern Star Home for land pur-
chased from the testatriX.
The Washington times., 1907-02-26
Superior Service to Chicago viz Balti-

more x Ohio. Two solid snlcndidlv
equipped trains leave Washington -
and 5;3O p NJ daily. arriving in Chicago
without change Of cars at 9:f5 4. NJ. and
6.l5 +. NJ. next day. Dining cars on both
trains. Pullman reservations account
adjournment Congress. may now be
made for all trains up TO March u at
117 q St. 6l9 Penna- Ave. and station,
y. J. Ave. and G St, offices
The Washington times., 1907-02-26

Photo by O. n Bell
THE0BOLD OFTEN,
Who Was Presented With a Gold Watch
Fob Sunday Night as a Token of
Appreciation of the Way He
Has Led the Song Services
at the Dewey Hotel for
the Last Two Years.
The Washington times., 1907-02-26
SC0LDED BY TEACHER,
SMALL BOY KILLS SELF

CHICAGO, H.. Feb -Smarting un-
der the reprimands of his teacher. who
mistook his sensitiveness for obstinacy.
and deeply grieved by the gibes Of his
schoolmates. Paul Berak. jr.. fourteen
years old, killed himself last night He
left TWO notes. explaining his intention
and giving directions for the disposal
Of his body. He killed himself by firing
bullet through his brain
The Washington times., 1907-02-26
Superior Service to Cincinnati and St

Louis via Baltimore * Ohio. Spleudidly
equipped trains leave WASHINGTON at 3
A. NJ. 4.05 p NJ, and 1910 night, making
the run TO Cincinnati in is hours, and St
Louis in = hours. Pullman reservations
account adjournment Congress may now
be made for all trains uD 10 March Is.
at 1917 G St. Ci9 Penna. Ave. and sta
ton, y J. Ave. and q St, Offices.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENT
COUNTY POOR FUND.
STATE TREASURER

No of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
5564 County Treasurer. collection of
state school lands 49,. IS S44 "a
state finds. ............... $3.50 A
$500 County Treasurer, collection
June !, 1905 ... ......... 1867 10
$40 County Treasurer collection to
state for revenue and school
March to June L. 1906. ...,. 6122 81
SSH County Treasurer. payment
loans to school Districts. 1899 SO
1922 County Treasurer, collection of
state school lands. $50. 40 81
6293 County Treasurer, collection of
state funds...... ............. 1885 AZ
Total S2l6ll SO
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
SCHOOL DISTRICTS Continued.

No. Of TO whom For what
6244 L c steinbring. treasurer of
school district ~. ............. lis SO
6a5 T 4 strom. treasurer school %. ),
school district 65.....-.... 1913 80
s24s y d aiaas;es treasurer school 1872 s.
6o4a Jacob Heinrichs, treasurer
school district S3.............: ls1 50
$3.50 I D PeTkian d treasurer school o.o e.
$3.50 a " Rsis - treasurer zss o
schoolnistrict 17............. 40 10
6253 Martin Erickson, treasurer
school district 7......-... 1H II
1854 III Heick, treasurer school dis
1856 Frank Hanrehan, treasurer
school district 26............. 1879 81
625s Dennis Sullivan, treasurer 20 az
$3.50 Andrew Anderson. treasurer
school district 81. ........ i28 95
1852 Fred Helsper, treasurer school
$685. w W Niemackle, treasurer
school district 81. ........... 1e2 50
6266 A TAifson. treasurer school
district l6 .........'.......... ns s4
s276 VIM I Engel h treasurer school &C. .,
- school district g. ........... 1919 Sc
627S VIM Hoppe, treasurer school
district Observation-Disclosures. 1859 Oh
49, district So. ................... 10 90
$3.50 V C H,lntley, treasurer school
district Observation-Disclosures. 10S u
62S1 L @ Pickard. treasurer, school
district Observation-Disclosures. 125 IS
62S2 III L To1dness, treasurer school
district 40. observation-disclosures. Isl n
$3.50 Martin Zimmerman, treasurer
school district 46............. 81 So
1884 Math Ritter, treasurer school
district 80. Observation-Disclosures. IA 81
62S5 G K We1tzan, treasurer school
district So. ..................... us 40
1886 Ole Sather, treasurer school
a. district SO. Observation-Disclosures. 11S IL
'-0' school district y. .......... l4s q
80 district So .................,... IA AZ
| $3.50 Martin COrrigan, treasurer
school district 80. ............ 1903 81
| $3.50 Sigvert Johnson, treasurer
school district A............. 50 on
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
COUNTY PooR-Continued.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amour

WARRANT h9i On Issued %a1' Purpose u ss' Amour
$3.50 Mrs. N. Hardy. nursing Eva
Presberg. days ,.... .... ~
49, Presberg and clothing for
ssss Ah hnnn & Waggoner. cloth
$3.50 Amos mo LIZ Leu p M. b. medical
services Eva Presberg 10
$500 Spooner Investment Co.. 2, IL
bu. speltz seed Co farm "a
1891 Ben Busch. hay for Co farm :.
six and one-half tons ;. :. q
farm and Co poor -. los 4
$3.50 Chas. Lehman. burial N. M. ;.
$40 Benz, Thomas. attendance on .
N. NJ. Davis :. >. ;. :. :. 80 Y
5942 Fl. j. QuigleY, care Co bull 1O
5s43 Lampert Lumber Co, coal
and posts Co. farm ;. 1l5
6Oos Julia Rankin. care and keep -
5000 c. MI Il. Better. II days lays labor .
sose H. L. Hulburd. M. D.. salary
as Co. physician Sept =. 10
6o64 L. p. Norby, supplies co .
sos5 Nelson ESQ Murphy & Phifer. sup
plies Co. poor farm ;. ;. 4S
6o91 Anna Hruby. care and keep
Swager for July Aug ana Ak
s11s Julia Rankin. care and keep
$3.50 s. Loher. threshing CO poor
e163 E. Peterson. Transportation
of A. E.. Devenen -. =
6165 w K. Davis, four and one
half days labor laying tile :,
on Co. farm :. -. IL
6173 H., L. Hulburd, salary for -
s1s7 W. K. ' Davis. digging ditch
and laying tile :. >. :. .... Is !
6193 J. r. Reeve. lumber and tile 50,
s1s4 c. G. Jennings. services as ..
vet. surgeon, co. farm :; 70
6231 Mrs Julia Rankin. care and -
e2ss Lou Heuer, Il wks work on
sss7 E Ge PETE PETERSON, transportation
VIM. McCarty :. =. II
6261 Nicholas 4Hossbach. 4 mos.
labor Co. farm :. l0o
6333 II. L. Hulburd. salary as 20 -
physician. Nov -. 10
6337 Julia Rankin. care and Keep 40
GAL ]. L. Better. supt. CO. farm 90
months :. :. -. :. l25
634s Anna Hruby. care and keep
Swager. Oct and Nov. :. 80
634s Laura Staple. 4 weeks work
$685. r. u. Hulburd. salary for
esee IT, ran Hoppe. care and
Keep of Miss Faceman.
lIoliti-S Il
Total =. :. ..$S6le
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF STEVENS County.
Continued from page p
PRIMARY observation-disclosures.

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
619S VIM. Gausman. procuring
election ballots and mileage ~
e199 c.. p. Carlson. procuring cleo -
ton ballots and mileage W
600 J. w. Eddy. procuring cleo ~
ton ballots and mileage w
e201 VIM. III. Marin. procuring
election ballots and mile o.
5000 r. F. McCanney. procuring
a.ee''on .' :. 49,. $40
62O3 V. c. Huntley. procuring
election ballots and mileage ~
S204 Chas Eystad, returning cleo
ton ballots and mileage w
6205 John. w. Eddy, procuring
election ballots and mileage W
s2O6 " C. Huntley, procuring
election ballots and mileage ~
6207 c. B. Park. procuring cleo
ton ballots and mileage w
Total :. .. :. IS 13S q
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
TOWNS, CITIES, VILLAGES Continued.


No. of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
57s2 L. n. Larson, treasurer city of
Norris .................... 1851 rs
1874 F. w. Beisterfield, treasurer
town of Moore ............... 3H IS
579s Frank Hanrehan, treasurer
town of Horton ........ 1856 %
1904 Thos, Murphy, treasurer town
of Darnen 56s 92
5sO6 J. NJ Harvey. treasurer town
of Morris 49,. -. ....... 1862 IS
5slS John Atz, treasurer village of
Hancock. ................. IA VI
5s19 A. Fl. Taisey, treasurer village
of tsOnneily .................. us %
1871 &. @. Nicholson, treasurer town
Oh Framnas, .....,......... 403 90
1898 Martin Solve, treasurer town
OF HOd geS...- ...-....... 80. 10 6S
1894 NJ. l.. Strand. treasurer town
of Donnelly. ...,.... 80. 80 "a
$685. E. I. Hamilton, treasurer town
OF stevens. 39t 69
1896 l.. Zimmerman, treasurer
town of Everglade.... -. 3l5 05
1888 p. O. Thorstad, treasurer town
of Swan Lake -. ........... 1877 81
$40 Andrew Anderson, treasurer
town of Eldorado,.... 1874 90
5S4l John Wilson, treasurer town of
Rendsyille. ..,.,.-............ $50 6S
j846 VIM Bach, treasurer town of
Pepperton. .......,............ 127 4s
of Scott -. 49,. SIS SO
6004 Ole K. Jalio, treasurer town of
6232 Andrew Anderson, treasurer
town of Eidorado.. 2lI II
62i7 Thos. Murphy treasurer town
of Darnen. ............ 400 OF !
625l F. w. Chesterfield, treasurer
town of Moore. ,............. 173 II !
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE FUN

COZ My ROAD AND bKlD<IE l IN II
No. of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
5410 d r Wheaton, surveying coun-
ty road ......- -.-.--.,........S W
$40 ThoS Murphy. road work Oar
nen...........-.-.- luO w
1878 Louis Zimmerman road work
Everglade. .----.....--,.. 12o GD
6o06 & o Nicholson, judicial road
FranlnaS ............ 2W 10
1894 Peter Tellefson. Norris and
Gleuwood road ....---....... % 90
1920 p O Thorstad, county aid to
bridge across Po1ame de
6i57 Vim c Bicknell, attorneys fees
Morris and Gienweod judi
cial road ........ % 63
6l5s ] G Morrison, printiug for Nor
ris and Gienwood judicial
road. .......... %
1852 c F Loeffler, viewing Morris
and G 3euwood judicial road 90
GIGS E J Lehman, viewing Morris
and Glenwood judicial road 90
6l6l Nels Olson, fees judicial road 90
1919 VIM Bach. county aid to road
and Bird &c fund Pepperton 200 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures $1,000 IS
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
TOWNS CITIES AND VILLAGES.


No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$500 NJ. ]; Graettinger, treasurer of ,oo 10
Scott MISUNDERSTANDING. 1870 Il
5549 J. NJ. Harvey. treasurer of Nor ooo =.
TlS 20 10
''' Norris. 1855 IS
'''' DonneiiV ..................... 81 70
' town Of Moore -. l22 rs
1913 VIM. Bach, treasurer town OF
PeDDerton s. 81
1913 John Atz. treasurer village OF
Hancock. ..............-..-.... 4'9 81
$3.50 c. o. Nicholson, treasurer MAO no
town of FrannaS. 2iS w
55S7 Frank Hanrehan. treasurer
town of Horton .............:. 26i ~
5595 G. III. Caldwell, treasurer vii
lage of Chol<io ................ % Il
town of Everglade. .......... 239 As
1914 Thos. Murphy, treasurer town
of Darnen ....... 1871 OF
1893 J. NJ. Harvey, treasurer town -
of MOTHS. 10y %
5652 John Wilson, treasurer town of
Rendsville. .........-.....-. 12S 81
5676 Martin Solve, treasurer town
of Hodges ..................-. AZ AZ
56S1 J. NJ. Buckley, treasurer town
of Scott Observation-Disclosures. 1873 Ill
$3.50 Peter O., Thorstad. treasurer
town of Swan Lake. -........ 1873 70
5745 Andrew Anderson, treasurer
town Of Eldorado ............ 100 IS
of DonneiIy 243 4s
$751; Q. 4. Jallo, treasurer town OF
SynneS. .....-.. lot 10
SIT ]. E. Clark. treasurer town of
BAKER,. .-..-.-.-'-'' 4o@ oo
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
INTEREST FUND

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
5S4a County Treasurer, interest on
r. II. bonds. .......,., $3.50 90
4. L. bonds. $780,. 1900 90
II. bonds. .........,,,,,> f.5o 90
.Total............ .............. 1901 co
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
SCHOOL DISTRICTS Continued.

warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1929 Matthias Ritter, treasurer of
school district 30 .......... 249 "A
$3.50 L G Pickard. treasurer of
school district31. ............ 1S9 So
5S31 w w Huntley, treasurer of
school district 3d.. 81 81
5sS2 Joe Marty, treasurer of school -
r0a7 n district %. ..,.,,o % IA
school district a.. s. "A
$500 Geo Farwe1l, treasurer of
school district 49,. .......... 3s7 O6
5Sf2 Dennis Mccarthy. treasurer of
SCHOOL district Co.,. ...... 203 30
5s43 r. NARROW treasurer of school
zs4 a Rars as.:;rer e scioo; ls4 81
district 81 .......s....... 800. $50 IS
5si7 Samuel Anderson, treasurer of
$40 =, school district IA ........s-... 147 Il
5S48 w NJ Carpenter. treasurer of
school district22.. $50 80
district 3s...................... 2o4 "a
school district As. ........... ia 80
1856 c K Weltzins treasurer of school 20. ..
Eoe7 district o.. t.o:.:. lsz ~
school district 2.............. 157 II
1868 VIM Violin, treasurer of school ! j
.e,, district ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; ~ ~
5S7l I'll Il Olson, treasurer of school
district SIS Pope ..... Is 26
district 35...................... 1o4 81
56U w m LOgue, treasurer OF school
district So. III 46
1921 G ID Anderson, treasurer school
district 48................... 1913 81
1924 Chas Disselkanlp, treasurer of
school district 38......... IS IS
1928 Ole S Boo, treasurer of school
district 81 Observation-Disclosures. 80 ~
6104 FL Heuer, treasurer of school
district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 81
~ district 81. MISUNDERSTANDING. SUI. - 90 SO
1894 Erank4sAtwood, treasurer of
school district 23............ So IS
~ district ind e. - $500 $3.50 IS
6238 &c Blaisdel1 treasurer of school
district n Ind ............ 1857 50
$3.50 ] ] Homo, treasurer of school
district 3...................... 353 81
GAO S I'll Davis, treasurer Of school
district H.. 712 10
gal Gust Podratz, treasurer of
school district 40........... l57 O6
62f3 VIM Gausman, treasurer of
school district S............ 267 81
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
Balance
Credit Janu.
ary1, 1905

isss- ssss 80
l.s.... ss.s
ssss ....ss -sss
1TU O1
800 - ssss go.
is.sss. .sssss.
III tD
4 =.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-03

Mrs 2rEasrroaE S-1E&4ealr Et
yesterday ~ TIRE hoUe et asr u.eee.
Mrs Alice p Yoaas. ca Seut1 Sl1th
avenue she was En her elzhrlere
wear. and her death -ssTlte1 fra a
complication o. diseases lae1zea-z1 ro
old aEe- Deceased was 81 Uew eel
an old and aris-oera-ie saMlE a1t
was related Co some - rhe uest
prominent people i1 Cclauezs- her
nearest relatives having Been beg ESQ
uieces. Ms Touns and 9l-z- - e.
Whitfield
The funeral wiZ1 oceur ar -. Pau
church ar 2-sa o-c1ceE rhls
being conducted tE Rev 81.
Lurdv sykes OF Tes- Polrt
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-03

Mr. J. T. Parish is in reeeirr oE 9
letter announcing the dea-h cf Dis
sister = in law. Mrs J. w. Parlsh-
which recently occurred &c her conn
try home near Millporr. Aha ne
deceased was the wife of Capt ) vs.
Parish. who was superinreatsnE cf
the Georgia Pacific. now the Southern
Railway. when the read was E-sr cou-
structed many years aEo- Capt Par
ish made his headquarrers tu Colum-
bus for quite q long time. ana has a
number Of friends here who sincerely
sympathize with him r. ais as
death.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-03

The cotton market Has bsen ue-
steady recently. there havir- hee- 10
almost continuous euc-ua-lo- i- rke
prices durius the past few DAVIS Ar
the close OF business Saturday aErsr-
noon New York Spots wera euares et
1I-S5- October furu-es in View Xerz
AT loss, New Orleans spc-s ar q I---
and October futures "a New orleans
ar I1-I9- In the Tccal rzarEet m1-
ding was quoted at ma
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-03

Vow that the baseball -
over the thoughts or lowers CT -z
Ietfc sports are ruruire IS s1er
and college teams am over rr. e
try are arrauzirg fe- e--e
wiIL as usual be several frr.r-r
games in Columbus Fu~f-z -r. -.-.-
between now ana ~h-as r
when the season closes T
resenting rha University ae 11
pi and the University of .1Iaasa -
pIav at rhe Lake PARK haH ere---z
on Saturday. October 1zz1. ana sEe
win be a game between tha a. eaf
NJ COllege and Mercer Coueea 80 -he
fair grounds on Wednessfav. orfrfar
25th So far as can pc Iearne.z. tI.ze
are the only games scheduled ro be
played here this season
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-03

The Southern Express Comnaass
Office IN this city has had recenzlg
installed a handsome oak VAN desk
and stationery rack. en- which srl-
tionery IS kept ar an times Tor u
by patrons OF the omce wna sho11l
want TO write a letter whFa - raa
Office. It was ARRANGED In ms -sF~s
by Nr. l. C. Briclev. who - agwarz
on the lookout Tor the eanvenfence
OF the public.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-10-03
To Lay Track ON NIsrkes S-rert-

The Columbus Railway. Lzzhr G
Power Company IS preparIaE ta IlT
line OF track on Market srree- from
Main to ColIege- Thfs new trae- rlI
form the eouneetlls link el lc1a
running from Market street ur e1
Main 20 Third. thence south oa T15-l
to College. thence easr en- Ccuaze r1
Market. thence NORTH cu 1Ilraer t1eE
TO Main When there are ra1aH
games or other attractions rEf-1
draw large crowds at the BAN =rar1E E-
or at Lake Park ears SID rua to rEe
business center or the ciry ana -e-zrr
via this loop. thus 0bviatins the aae-
essity OF making useless "trip fe --e
Mobile & Ohio depot
The company also intends r1 He.
in loop ar the western terminus
OF the line. This loop vlI beEiu rr
the Mobile q Ohio PASSENGER station
running east parallel uirh rle -r-
road track To Seventh street. rEe
north ON Seventh ro sIua r~e1ae.
where IT win connect wf-1 she r
line.