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Clark'S
That's All

is not serious enough to suggest
the need Of government leniency.
The strongest argument
against the precedent in 1893
bases itself upon the funda-
mental theory of assessment
work, which is that the claim
holder must prove himself able
to develop his property. The
purpose of the restriction is to
prevent a single locator from
taking up more ground than he
can handle and from excluding
others from such portions of the
public domain. tits the improve
ment and use of the domain that
the government requires, and
the amount of development de-
manded under the assessment
law is little enough as it is. The
evil of speculation in location
rights makes itself apparent in
all important mining districts,
and it would seem that, during
a period of financial depression,
the Spectator in unpatenteo
mineral lands should share the
experience of spectators in othel
forms of property.
Finally, it should be rememb
cred that the financial depression
of 1907 did not arrive unit
October, and only those VIII
make it a practice to postpon
their annual work until the las
) moment would be benefited b,
government action at this time
: It may be, if conditions requir
: it, that relief can be extende
for the year 1908.
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Slim Chance For
Assessment Bill.

The agitation in favor of sus-
pending assessment requirements
of mining claims for 1907 must,
without regard to its merits, face
the inevitable necessity of get
ting an act through Congress be-
fore January LIST, otherwise it is
hardly likely that the supposed
relief to claim holders would
be effective, says the Denver
Mining Review. The introduce
ton of bill into the national
lawmaking body and its adoption
before the Christmas holidays
seems almost out of the question,
especially since Congress will
probably devote its energies to
the currency and banking laws.
The subject was presented to
the members and delegates OF
the American Mining Congress,
lin session at Joplin last week,
and the committee on resolutions
had it under consideration. The
committee, without referring tt
the wisdom of such a course, re
ported its opinion that the pro
posed act could not be passed il
time to do any good. Therefore
no public discussion of the ques
; ton was had and no action taken
Il It will be recalled that in 1879
; Congress RENTED the assess
: ment requirement on minini
claims for that year, the sever
: panic being considered as stuff
I Gent justification for the relief
: Those favoring the step no.
10 offer the argument that the PR
e sent financial stringency justifit
= a repetition of the precedent. Q
4 the other hand, it is urged tn;
there is no widespread distre
=, II among holders of mining claim
and that the financial depressiC
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Henry Lss. Plaintiff.
VS.. summons
N. Hirsch, Detendant)
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to M
Hirsch defendant; are hereby required TO
appear In an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the Justice Court Of
Phoebe Township. County Of Lincoln, State OF
Nevada and to answer before the Justice OF
aaid Court at his Office in the said Township. the
complaint filed therein, within six weeks after
the issuance Of this summons, which IL 70 De
carved by the publication thereof. beginning on
tha 18th day Of November A. D., 1907, and con-
tinuing once q week for period Of six weeks
Said action Is brought to obtain JUDGMENT
against YOU for the sum Of One Hundred Dollars
(SlOO) now due and payable upon certain prom
;saory note dated October 18th. 1907, together
ith interest at the legal rata also attorneys fees
Of Ten Dollars $50 and costs of suit
And for the recovery Of the sum OF Ten Dollars
(siO) for money lent by said plaintiff unto said
defendant on the 18th day of October 1907 which
Ia now due and unpaid, together with interest
thereon at the legal rate as more fully appears
by the verified complaint on file herein. to which
reference Ia hereby made.
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail t.
no appear and answer said complaint, as abov'
required said plaintiff viii take Judgment agelns
Won for the said sum Of One Hundred Dollar
1SlOO) together with interest at the legal rate
A. above demanded. said attorneys fees Of Tel
Dollars $50, and also for said sum Of Ten Dollar
(slO). money lent. with interest thereon at tn
legal rate. and the costs of this aerion.
Given under my hand this l1sh G Gay o. NOVe
Justice Of the Peace in and for Phoebe Township
Couty Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada
First publication NOV. l6, 1907.
Last publication. Dec. 81. 1907.
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LORD mayor was DTumssnsr.
When the present lord mayor Of
London, Sir William Treloar, presi-
dent Of the London branch OF the
United Kingdom Commercial Travel.
ers' association, attended the annual
dinner of that organization he told .
story of his early travelling life.
Forty years ago." he said. 4 called
on an upholstsrer In Southampton,
whose daughter, very nice Looking
girl, rang the bell for her father. A
soon, however, as she recognized the
visitor she gently called up the stairs:
"'You need not come down. pa: tie
only commercial
when she returned to the shop the
girl remarked, with a pleasant smile.
I took you for a gentleman 49, 81
Il apologized," added the story tell
err, "and expressed my regret that nay
appearance should have deceived her.
| And so we became excellent friends 80
The Name for Common 0rass..
The most approved name of the
common blue grass that adorns our
lawns was: Gramen pratensa pant
culatum majus, latiore folio. Poe
Theophrasu. other names OF the
same grass we're Gramsn vuigo COG
nitum, Gramen protense matus vsa
Eatus and Gramen alterum ct vui
care. In the first publication BY La
| caaus n annears as Poa eolculh
ovatis compressis muticis. thAni
that Linnaeus and his contemporaries
had much more cause than we to ex
claim: Those horrible Latin rasnes!
Journal Of the New York Botaaiea
Gardens.
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Edith's papa-And so you love my
daughter? Edith's admirer-I DO. In
deed, sir; cannot tell you how much
I love her. Do you know what It IL
to see a single face everywhere. to
hear a single voice ever sounding In
your ears, to be possessed by the one
idea, to feel all the time that the one
presence is before you. to- Edith's
papa-No, young man, have neves
had any Of those feelings since sign
ed the pledge.-StTzy Stories.
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Forfeiture Notice.
Fay. Nevada. August 2nd. 1901

Fay. Nevada, August End. 1907.
To Richard M. johnson:
You are hereby notified that have expended
during the year 1906. One Hundred Dollars worth
of labor and improvements upon each Of the fol-
lowing described lode mining claims. situate in
the Eagle Valley Mining District Lincoln County,
State of Nevada, namely: The Snowflake No. g.
lode, Snowflake No lode, Snowflake No. lode
Snowflake No. 5 lode and Snowflake No. 10 lode
mining claims, the location certificates of which
are found Of record In Book %" of Mining No
tees at pages ATT to 496 inclusive Lincoln County
Records Nevada in order to hold said claims I'M
der the provisions Of Sec. 1894 Of the Revised
Statutes of the United States and the Amendment
thereto, approved January 22nd, 1880. concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said lode mining claims
for the period ending December 3lst. 1904 andsif.
within ninety days after the publication Thereof.
you fail and refuse to contribute your properties
Of such expenditure as a eo-owner. which amounts
to third Of said expenditure your interest IN
the said claims will become the property Of the
subscriber. your eo-owner. who has made the rn-
quired expenditure by the tsrms Of said ssetios.
A B. FOWLER.
Date Of first publication Aug. 10. 1907.
Date of last publication Nov. 16 1907.
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Application NO. $50.

Application No. $50.
Notice Of Application for Permission to Appro-
pirate the Public Waters Of the State of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that IN the 2Sth, day of
August 1907, In accordance with Section IS.
Chapter XVIII Of the Statutes Of 1907. one Cal
iente & Phoebe Railroad Company of Los Angeles.
County Of -------and State Of Cal. made ap-
plieaton to the State Engineer Of Nevada for per
mission to appropriate the public waters Of the
State Of nevada Such appropriation Is to Be
Canyon. Lincoln Co. Nevada at points at the
Springs by means of and open cut and Id cubic
feet per second Is TO be conveyed to points by
means of pipes, and there used for Railroad pur-
poses. Water to be returned to stream at CondOI
Canyon. Signed:
FRANK q. NICHOLAS
State Engineer.
Date Of arst publication Sept. Ia 1907.
Date of last publication Oct g. 1907
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Patron-What is that, professor?
Phrenologist-Why, that is q "A
measurement of the heads have
been examining this morning.
Patron-Great Scott. professors You
told me the average circumference
of the human head was "a.
Phrenologist-Ye but you see I
have had as patrons bunch Of col
lege gTaduates.
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New Years Eve
Coal I! Coal !! Coal!

Two carloads will be among
the first freight to Phoebe over
the new road and there will be
more to follow. Now is the time
to order. Phone us. We will
call and see you. If you do not
intend to use coal we have plenty
of good wood.
If your house needs repairing
or you anticipate building, give
us a chance to figure with you.
I'VE carry the best grades of
lumber and the prices are right.
We have five carloads in Panaca
to replenish our stock and more
ordered. If you buy lumber,
wood or coal and you are pleased,
tell others; if you are not, tell us
and we will make it right.
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Hammond
and Fuller

Old papers for general use, rs
ents per hundred at the Record.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-07

Location notices and afiiidavih
of labor for sale at this Office.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-07
Summons.

70 the Justice Court Of Phoebe Township In the
County Of Lincoln and State Of Nevada.
Henry Les. Plaintiff.
va Summons.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-07
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

In the Fourth Judicial District Court in and
for the County of Lincoln, State of Nevada
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-07
Application for Patent.

Notice. M, A. No. 1874
APPLICATION FOR PArENT--U. s. LAND ovFTcm,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
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Nn oGS Yublifum.

Die u6reie 8reiie fir geros" miro
an iiber 450 &oItofficen perIanot,
i,no Bot cine eroBe gerbreitun9 IN
Der 9so66or-Iepublif Mcrtfo, i'm Sn.
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ielben i'm 8erein NIT unieren riibri-
gen SofoI-9senten fortp6breno neue
2eier 8lt.
Sn Qnbetra6t oieier Gatiaden 1T
bic uSreie 9reffe fir 2eros", mo es
ii9 borum bonoelt. oie bertide 8e.
b0lferung gu erreiden, bas bette Gin
Meoinm int Staat; Sexas.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the"FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sltively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-of6ces, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico ia the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to FL
Paso and of course mainly In
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state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium Id the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading POI
pulatlon.
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sao-S esaS-6


100000 ader biaiges, reifes
Sarmlono i'm arteiiifen @irtel uon
Suo-Seras, in 9ueces, Cameron uno
Dupol Counties. @aes 2ono lit tiefe,
ifmorse, roaenoe, Mesquite 8roirie
unb tiefer, idmor8er, ienoieer 2eDm.
Seine steine, eutes @oiicr in &C.
ringer 8iefe. &euBerit geiunoe Sc.
geno 9as 2ono lit ousqe5eidnet fir
8oumlpoue, Corn, Gliolfu, @ein.
trouben, Srongcn. 3itronen etc. ann
Iieet an Der Siienbabn. @ir oerfdu.
fen in 8ar5euen bon geuiinidltet
@roBe. Sir meitere Snformationen
idreibe man an Die
Germans american 2auo So.
Gobstorpn. Gueces Co.. 9eros.
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sad1nrd1e @snsiithltd,kett.

6 d mnnn (5u sinem Sab.
fchrer, Der BORN poIi5eiamt obiprinst,
I'm cine Tabrturte gu l0fen): .Sier
gem Se bas aab MD laFsn! Comm
&c NAL nit. i3 per Sic be Nufhe
Dohrunssfe1e 5eigen. (1ndbcm er
NIT benz Rahfabrsr bura bic Slur bee
poli5tiamts fopie bue9 psrI9iebene
Gang. mad BEN 9ofe eetanst iit). go,
bier germ e. SIR 9ob beboniren. Ger
Rdbfuhrer FEET tns Dab ouD. lin MI
Comm Ge in 3pee Stunben iDieber:
iest nGmltd, bon ems Bis brsi, If
Aas Gabrtorteazgisro gsfdloFsn.@
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8dunlfl strdadgri Hoien!

Sd mode hermit bcfannt oaB i'd
oieies Sabr nieoer einen eroBen @or-
rot bon oIeu Sorten 8Gumen,
StrGu6ern, II. (. fps babe, uno 5fpar
ioI6e Sorten, Die bier in Segas gut
geoeihen. Cine groBe ausmabl Der
reidlidlt-blIbenoen gioien.
Seoer, Der etmos gu pfIonaen
pinidt, ioute Inn meinen groBen
nelien 9otalog fdreiben. @6reIfe:
u. %. Steimbrins, Nnriergman,
Neu-grounfels, Seras.
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Auf DER aRrfre.

ebtmcrn Ger ielne gIase NIT
BEN piefsn @epdd feiner Jrau bait:
.Gs TT gum 8erspeifeIn: balo fs6lt
6us, bolo bas! Ridt Elm Sfid, bas
s4 ni4t i6on ssfudt bdtte = nur
saeine GIte TT mir nod nidt abbanben
aetommen!"
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Hon Der f~rd1ntferr.

Direttor gum neusned1trtef
Qisbhobtr): s2lfD 3iebbarmonito fpie
len Sic AUDI" = b b a ber:
.sSopohl, 9srr Girettor!" = Diret.
tor: r.Dns lit fomos - ba perben
MIR nGdite Wo4e sIei6 cine Sper aufs
fuhrsnis
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Junger @otte (auf Der
6~odseitsreife, Der NIT feinem Graus
den I'm 9intersrunb zines bidt beiebs
ten 2otals IBt): n4enner, cine 3ei
tuns!4 6 y0slds min
f9en Sie2" = sssunger @otte:
~@ana esal, brineen Sic nur cine re4s
arnfel~
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Gin 3eftkf.,n.

s...S9 psrIonge ia gar ntdt. adr1.
bob Oh Der grfte bift - ober Der
2ebte brou9f 0u beshalb bod ni6t
gu fetn!1 - .@eiBt 0u. papa, i'd
bafe eben bic MitteImdBiotett!'
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@efahrlid1er Arrnf.

8tfonnter gum Dorfbaber):
,Mp baft 9u benn Die beiben 3Gbn'
bo born berloren2" = rGa bah i9
BEN GrcBtnedt BON 3u6erbouer einen
sisbenI spolen!@
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@dfnu 4unltr.

pfarrer: nMsnn SIR Gut
Def ert ipoGt, tparum iGisbt SIR bsnn
biefen 3eitpuntt 70 nett binols ufb
limpt INNER nsiter?4 - 9 trps
mer: rMif:n g. beito grGBer
NADIA Der @ieg."
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Derfehlts ~soirkunu,

@utsbtfiber: -. Wenn i'd
jsst faste, i9 bdtte Nrbeit fir @ie.
ipiirben Sic pabrf9einiih srpb pers
benz" - b # reider: rNter
nu, enad' 9err = / Derfte9' i4On an
Gpob!"
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Erfd1t an -hercd1nr2l.

Ri@ter: .Sn Dsl4sm Sohr.
fnb Sic sebDren94 = 3 eu n:
ga = bds psiB Id nidt; uber bic
moftrn bab' i'd i'm iiebenten Sa4r see
habit"
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Rernre,st.

Altfner 8ette1unee
Gum profefpr): s8itte. f4:nten Sic
mir mas! - mein goter unb meine
mautter Fnb eeitprbsn.@ = q~rofef,
Dr: uSun9e. bas bait Gu ia tGon
NeuIi4 sefast!@
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9u1noristisches
Dnrnru,1ttu.

.@ndhiges 6rGu-ein p.r3eiben. mein
Tame TT Msier." sd psrhe es
per5unen."
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Seine Marter fam nit Der BON
Mbeumntislnils nergIiden merocn.
Mcsept SO. 1851 (Gimcr & Imcn0)
Iinoert idnea oaes. Sn allen apotbe-
Ten.
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Cute @etrdnfe ui0 farnoier
2unf itets in 8nrsitaler's Saluun
anb Neitanrant, giIita StraBe ueben
bsg Gale Der 9erHtonnsl0bne.
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6Snbrer in Seu uno getreine, nfens
filien fir Wiltluirtid,aften. @~efligelfnr-
men uno Sleiiher. Geues Eel. 372. III.
ties Sci. f9t. 1 ring. $40 GftsGem.
n1erce=Strale.
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Gin 1efEtnrr Rranater.

MAS orbeitsn benn sic ben sdus
sen gog24 80, i4 parte, bis mein
0orbermaan itrbt."
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@ciudt!

Gin gutter edubmoder, Der ge.
nabte 8ooen MAIDEN fam. - 9nu.
renoe geidldftieune CONNER uno
@inter. Sober 2obn. Stid 4r.
belt. Sur neue @rbeit. ,Gotpbop"
Stiefeln. Nan ifreibe an
Senrp 9ooermun6,
Gan angelo. Com Green 60. Ser.
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Sd1nuersr pienH.

,Mos2 Gisbsn gigarrsn rau4en
sic auein in ben G~i.nitFunben, ftort
Gle bsnn bos Raudsn ni4t BEL Der
Grbeit2@ - .9ei Der @rbsit9 - Gas
tob' i9 nod gar nidt ausprObirt."
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Seurs 6. Hips, transport bon
Wobeln. 4ianos. @eIoihr6nfen. Rei.
nigen BON 9eppid)en. 304 Oitieite
alamo TIo5a. yeioe Telephone
@rsmpte geoiening. @ebt uns Cure
auftroae. 3nfrieoenbet, earantiert
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-20
R. v. HALL HAS BOUGHT
THE SAM FRED STORE
Business Change Takes Place
on Main Street.
NEW OWNER WELL KNOWN

Sam Fred, who has for a consider
able time conducted clothing store
on Main Street, between Ninth and
Tenth, has disposed of the business to
r. w. Hall, who has already taken
charge, tanning the same employees
that were engaged under Mr.. Fred.
Mr.. Hall is well and favorably known
to the people of Richmond as he was
for two years proprietor of the hard
ware store just across the street from
his new place of business and now
owned by Seaney and Brown. Prev
ious to coming to Richmond he was
engaged in business at New Lisbon
and Cambridge City. He will conduct
the clothing store much the same that
Mr.. Fred has done but has in mind
important changes and improvements
that will better the business. Mr.
Hall is a courteous and honorable
business man and no doubt will sue
cedd in his new line as he has in oth-
er lines.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-20
DISTRICT ENDEAVOR
. CONVENTION MEETS
"A Successful and Profitable
Gathering Is on at Mil
ton at This Time.
ARE 55 LIVE SOCIETIES.
REPORTS SHOW THAT THE EAST
MAIN STREET SOCIETY CON-
TRlBUTED THE MOST TO MIS-
sIoNs.
ARE 55 LIVE SOCIETIES.

Milton. Ind. June 2O.-The Christian
Endeavor convention began at the
Christian church Wednesday after
noon with a good attendance and a
fine program. Miss Edna Smith of
Richmond is the district secretary and
presides at the sessions. The excel
lent reports of the work in the district
is in a large measure due to her earn
est work. In the counties composing
the district, Wayne Rush, Fayette,
Union. Franklin and Decatur, are %
live societies. nearly all of which have
reported. The largest society is the
Connersville Christian, which also re-
ported the largest sum of money rals-
ed. more than $500. The second larg-
est society is Carthage Friends. The
one contributing the most to missions
is the East Main Street Friends. Rich
mond. The second largest missionary
offering was from Fountain City
Friends
The state secretary, Miss Lanham,
who is present and assisting on the
program, states that Richmond dis
trict is the banner district of the state
on finances, having received and dis
bursed more than $1,000.
At the opening session the Rev. +. G..
Mccormick delivered the welcome adj
dress to which Rev Charles o. White
lev responded Among the addresses
of the afternoon was that of the Rev.
Conrad Huber. on Our Responslblil-
ties to the Unsaved of the Richmond
District" A large audience heard the
Rev. Clarence Cases excellent address
at the night session.
Officers weo elected this after
noon as follows:
District secretary-Miss Edna Smith,
Richmond.
District junior secretary-Edgar
Mote. Richmond.
Missionary Observation-Disclosures S.
w. Traum. Richmond.
County Secretaries
Decatur county-Nay Rankin.
Greensburg.
Fayette- Mrs. V. G. Barker. Conners-
vile.
Franklin-Mrs Leona Muller, Brook
vile.
Rush-Anna George. New Salem.
Union-Fern Moss. Kitchell.
Wayne-Ruby Moore, Milton.
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SHOULD NOT THROTTLE
SANITARY PROGRESS
No Private Contracts for Pub
lie Utilities.
A TALK BY w. P. O'NEAL

In his address at LogaRsport, Ind,
w. p. O'Neal said of the municipal
garbage problem:
Gentlemen what our cities need
is wide awake, progressive members
of the health department, who are
fearless in the discharge of their du-
ties. No man can afford to be cipher
in public office. The masses are
studying these problems for them
selves and they, as taxpayers, are de-
manding their moneys worth.
Economy does not consist in the
saving of money, but in judicious
expenditure of it. The best method
that we can afford, is the most econ
omical.
Cremation or incineration' of
garbage is the only disposal system of
which we have much knowledge. and
this knowledge is very limited.
Every city should own and oper-
ate it's own crematory, besides col
lecting its own garbage. We should
not throttle sanitary progress by plac-
ing in the hands of private contract
ors these public utilities
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-06-20
TURNING ALL ASSETS
POSSIBLE INTO Cash
Liabilities of City Mill Works to
Be Paid.
OTHERS WANT THE SITE.

Receiver Henry Burns OF the Rlcn-
mond City Mill Works. is now engaged
in the task of turning all assets OF the
concern into cash that the larger part
OF the liabilities may be paid The
mill works owns considerable very de-
sirable factory site properties near Its
present location and these are expected
TO net the creditors considerable mon
ev The old factory site has not yet
been sold, and when asked as TO wheth-
er any other factories were after 1t 10
locate in this city, a local director stat
ed that he had nothing to say on the
subject. but intimated that such IS the
case.
Just at what time all affairs of the
defnnet concern will be settled and
Receiver Burns will make his report TO
the Wayne circuit court. is not known
bur il is thought It viii be within the
course of the next few weeks