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The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

home, S25
TIP. Ross, wood for co. home, s IS
| J. ii. Williams, amount paid
outside poor in April, 70 so
J. II. Williams, amount paid
outside poor in May, IS 90
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at co. home, rs
W, 7. Stewart, sewing at co.
home, rent Of COW, etc, SIS
Bruner 4 Huey, brooms for
co. home, 800
Z. d. Morley, ham for co,
home, 222
Belk Bros, dry goods, etc,
for co, home, Aug. 2 to Aug.
IS, 1906, l6 OF
Grow Bros, guano for co.
home, Oct. II, 1905, to June
0, 1906, 10 20
Skies Supply Co., supplies
for co. home, Aug. 6 to Aug.
80, 1906, 81 SC
English Drug Co., drugs,
seed, oil, ETC., for co. home, May
10 TO Aug. 81, 1906, l6 IS
Shute & Sons, pillow beam,
seed, ETC., for co home, 655
G. W. Barrino, lumber for
co. home, 60 81
7. P. Dillon, collins for out
side poor, 1000
Houston-Lee Sup. Co., guano
and peas for co. home, l6 80
October, 1906.
Alex Blount, sanitary work
at co. home, rs
G. T. Mailman, blue prints
for addition TO co. home, 25 90
S. J. Welsh, drugs, etc. for
co. home, July II to Sept. 26,
1906, Sl5
N. +. McCauley, drugs, etc,
for co. home, Z 10
J. Shute 4 Sons, brick, lum-
Der, seed, etc, for co. home, 80 50
W. T. Stewart, sewing for
inmates co. home, rents, etc, 6 80
J. A. Lingle & Co., -four, etc.
for co. home, $50
A. NJ. Crowell, llS feet stiles
for co. home, II
T. P. Dillon, beds, collins,
ETC., for co. home, Is 90
G. H. Richardson, supplies,
ETC., for co. home, July, "a TO
Sep. 81, 1906, IS SO
J. II. Williams, amt. paid
outside poor in June, rs so
Lee Broom, work at 90. home, 80 60
Monroe Hdwe Co., pipe work
etc, for co. home, l54 50
Heath lldwe. Co., hdwe. sup
plies, ETC., for co. home, Jan.
to Aug. 8, 1906, l6l 81
November, 1906.
G. W. Wallace, wood for co.
home, S75
Watt Ashcraft, VS., 2 visits
10 co. home, 200
J.H. Williams, work for co.
home, 66 l2
Jesse Helms, moving pea
vines for co. home, 375
l.. G. Secrest, 1872, feet lum-
Der for co. home, Cos
DR.. s. J. Welsh, drugs, etc,
for co. home, Oct. 1906, % 10
Alex Blount. sanitary work
at co. home, rs
ow-Redfearn Co., d. goods,
notions, etc, for co. home,
Sept. 10 TO Oct. 30, 1906, Al IS
J. Shute & Sons, lumber, etc.
for co. home, Oct. 4 to Nov. 2,
1905, 80 80
A. NJ. Crowell supervising
work at co. home, etc, 1000
W. B. Houston, dental work
at co. heme, 10 25
N. B. Aver, beef, ETC., for co.
home. 313
d. W. Flow, shoes hose, etc.
for co. home, I 40
M. L. Flow Co, tobacco, ap-
Piles, ETC., for co. home, / Is
A. Levy, hose, sheeting,
thread, cloth, etc, for co. home, 90
Monroe Furniture Co., cup
board for 90. home. 600
Belk Bros, shoes, dry, goods
and notions for co. home, 6 20
Lee 4 Lee, dry, goods, no
lions, etc, for 90. home, 1913
Confined Fert weekI
The Monroe journal., 1907-01-29

The bill TO increase the salaries Of
Senators. Representatives and Terri
torisl Delegates in Congress from
$1,000 to $500. and Of the Vice
President, the Speaker Of the House
and the members Of the Cabinet from
5000 to $4,000, passed the Sen
ate Wednesday, So to 2l. Unless
the President makes an unlocked for
objection the bill becomes a law.
We believe all the North Carolina
delegation in both houses voted for
the bill There is no objection TO this.
The only thing regretable is that the
House didn't have courage enough
TO 20 on record, but avoided a roll
call, thereby making il impossible TO
say which members voted for or
against it. The country can well az
aord to pardon the increase even il it
were opposed to such advance, which
il is probably not, but this diSingen-
uous way Of reaching the result
ought not to be overlooked. No way
but the honest and frank one is right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
-FOUR TERMS IN CONGRESS MADE NE
A DRUNkARD"---sF. m. EDDY

Seattle star Exclusive servlee.)
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 30 iligh
life IA Washington, enjoyed while
serving four terms IN congress.
made q drunkafd OF Frank NJ.
Eddy, Nov. cured Of tho drink
habit, he 10 a temperance adyo,
cate
Drink IL tho curse of Waghin9
ton political life. he declares. N
Ia the constant necessity gf being
good fellow. aud the drinking &
entails. that plays havoc with 10
many men Of promise am willing
FOR you 20 say that Il made me a
dfunkafd.
Il got so finally that had no
money. My drinking begun with
casual social glass. bat | became
no could indulge ia no mental ex.
eroiae without alcoholic atimuinnt
II went from bad go. worse Most
of tho THINKS worth while In life l
have sacrificed to liquor
Now ! have been cured. ! intend
90 devote the rest OF my life to
pointing ont TO young men the folly
OF drinking"
Eddy, formerly owner ~ a Min.
negota daily paper was elected from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
BITS o'GossIP

Aristos Club.
Tho Aristos club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs ". Emerson.
l5gg Seventeenth az. north.
Red Cross Meeting.
The Seattle branch ~ The Ameri-
can Red Cross society met yester~
day afternoon ne itif Firth as.
cossris Club.
Mrs. II. T. Fish % fI0s Fourtacnth
av. northeast was hostess 60 the
Coterie club yesterday afternoon.
Chapter a. p E. o.
Chapter A. +. r. o. VIII meet ON
Wednesday next NJ tho residence
az Frank r. Cooper. tze4 Fifteenth
av. north
Bets Theta Pi Dance.
Beta Omega of BETA Theta ~
save a Thanksgiving dance az their
house, on Fourteenth av. northeast.
last evening.
Enaaoenent Announced.
Mrs Anna Beck Allen announces
the engagement Of her daughter
Miss Jessie Blaunt 10 Or. W W
Charters of Columbia. Missouri
Meeting % q. a. n.
The Lady Stirring Chapter y. A.
". viii meet with Mrs. Ashahel Gil
lon. ais Twelfth av north. Mon
day afternoon. December 2. AZ 2
o'clock.
81. Alphonsus Fair Closed.
The fair given BY 81 Alphonsus
Catholic church % Ballard closed
"Wednesday after a most successful
week. The total receipts win run
close 70 s5.0oo
Printers AuSiiiary Dance.
The Printers Auxiliary ain hold
the first of q series of dances at
the Renton fiji club house.
Eighteenth and Madison. on Tues
day evening. December the third.
Wedding IN January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ambrose
Morris announce the engagement of
their daughter. Annie Caroline. 10
Mr. William Bell Phillips The wed
ding win take place early In Janu-
airy.
Junior Choir.
The Junior choir 81 Cathedral
church made lts initial appearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

! 60 cash In and carry of his gold
IA n hurry, he would not be able 60
set away with much OF Il unless
he had a couple of wagons with
good stout horses.
About 40 pounds IN what man
can pack on his hack Ia gold coin
this would not be more than st0..
600. aud q Is the history OF great
bank and train rohberies IN which
gold coin has Figured that one man
can set away with little more than
this amount o
A million dollars IN gold coin
will make a pile containing II cubic
feet suppose Il 60 bcaalacked up
Ia a column foot square, II
would be ~ feet high about az
high az three tall men standing on
each others shoulders
New suppose $50 20 these i7foot
gold columns set In row, and this
will represent the amount OF hoard.
cd money which Uncle Sam viii
pat into circulation as the result
Of the sale of treasury notes
Put these ia0 footsquare columns
OF gold In one pile. atop Of each
other. and they would reach almost
half a mile toward the sky.
That much money ought 10 re-
llevo the financial stringcncy a
tFlfle. oughtnt Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
FILES TEST CASE

Corporation Counsel Scott Cal
houn holds that the city 81 Seattle
cannot take up warrants ipaued In
payment u land taken for tho
widening OF Third ay Ia any other
manner than IN the regular order
81 their issuance
Ia consequence az this. = "
fiuye. pioneer property ownef has
flied a Test suit IN the superior
cuuft against the city % compel u
10 take hla warrant tn pas nent
of che assessment against his
property for the reFfAde 81 ihe
street Isaac Coupef. another
uropefty owner. has SIS 600 var
rant and owes the city tis.oao for
the Improvement The latter D. due
and the warrant Ia not nov &C
equitable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
FOOT SQUARE OF GOLD
AND HALF a MILL HIGH


of the immaculate Conception.
The bride ID tho daughter of Mira
Alphonaino do Mrra and the groom
q memher ot the firm of Born
stein ana Sons of this city The
ceremony was aoiemniAed by Rev
Father Robert smith MIR and Mrs
MclkAlght will he at homes after
December 10, at the Algonquin
apartments.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
The flftlcth wedding anniversary
~ Mf. and Mrs Remembrance Nor
ford WAS celebrated last Monday
at their home SOS Twentieth av
south Mere than 30 friends and
relatives were present and they
were the recipients 81 many giftn
and messages COMMUNICATING the
occasion Mt. and Mrs Mnrford
have been reelacnta OF Seattle ION
" years They were married in
Mnncaiine Iowa November 20.
1881 They have five children, n
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren, all Of whom are live
Ing IA kinG county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

The public market was formally
opened this morning All stalls
are In readiness aad stocks are well
arranged A long ilne ~ wagons
with produce sore under The street
covering Almost everything may
be had AZ the puhHe market nos
The floor helow the street n fiiied
with stalls hayiug everything for
sale 10 satisfy the inner man Not
many changes we're reported IN
quotations this morning
Butter. zoe aud SIC 10. Wash,
ingtou creamery. atc
Eggs. local ranch. soc. Oregon
ranch. soc and zoe, eastern EGGS Z
dozen 55c
Hens. dressed. asc. live hens. 1 &C.
Potatoes. ie lbs. Tor CSC.
Yakima nurhanks. sis0 per Dor
Sweet potatoes. 5i4e pound. Z
pounds for 25c
Beets. 4 punches for &c.
Carrots. 3 punches for &C.
Onions. 2 bunches for &c.
Dried onions. lbs for Sc.
Radishcs. lunches Tor ioc.
Parsley. Sc per bunch.
Turnlps. 3 hnnehes for Be.
Celery. &c per stalk, 10 to l2c a
bunch.
Cueumhers. for i5c.
Spinach. Sc per 10.
0reen tomatoes. 2Ac per ID.
Cahbagea. &c 70 i0c per head
Dlli pickles. ioe dog.
Sweet peppers % cents doz.
Pop corn. lbs Tor i5c.
Lemons. 56o dozen
Cider vinegar. 35c sal
Cider. acc 20 soc per gnilon.
New navel oranges. SOC. s0c aad
Zoe dozen
Jap oranges. loo dozen. SOC box
California pernimmons. SOC dor
Pomegranites. e0c dozen
pineapples. CSC each
New figs, Zoe 10; imported figs.
2bc 10.
Caullnower. i0c to ise head.
Lettuce. 9 for Sc
Horse Radlsh. i5c 10.
Rutabagan. I &c ID.
sauerkraut. BE- ID.
Crnnherrios. i2c per A.
Huckleberriea. 2 lhs Tor i5c.
Pumpkins. l0o 20 20c.
Hubbard squash, 2c per ID. Sum
mer squash. Go 10 t0c.
Ground cherries. 100 10.
Dates Zoe 10
Grape fruit t0c
Dried prunes. 3 lbs. for 25c.
Comb honey. iec 10. strained
i0c.
Black Muscats. 35c: white Mus.
cats. 35c. TokayB. 35c
Waxine apples. ft0Osi25 per
box. Northern spya 500 per box
Orcaa Island applca. 1905 20
1856 per barrel. Wenatchec apples.
81 .50-s2 90 box.
New nuis--F llbarts. zoe 10. black
walnuts. lbs for l5c. English wal.
nuts Zoe 10. almonds 25c H.. pc
cans, zoe h.. Brazil nuts. zoe 10 !.
lcheatnuts. 25c per 10, mixed nuts.
I Use pound cocOauuta. l2e each !.
Brazil pods Zoe each
Flowers. Carnations. COO 90 81
dozen. roses $3.50 to 81 dozen
yioleia. Doc bunch chrysanthemuma
1874 10 81 dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

(seattls Star Exclusive serviee.1
CHICAGO. nov a0--'sThe more
men smoke and drink the greater
The slavery OF women. declared
Mrs Chaa Henrotin. ~ a special
session Of the Social Service club
These two items make up IN most
cases the major part 81 mans 'lc.
climate expenses
Men draw better salaries than
women because their legitimate cx.
penacs are supposed 20 exceed those
of women It's n fnilacY Women
have infinitely more wants than
men They have bigger medical
bills. bigger laundry and bigger
drcaamaker bills Most Of the cx.
pcnaca Of the average man arise
from being a good fellow
fenescn y Company have been
appointed metropolitan agents for
the Washington Fire Insurance
Company In New York 90"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
CONCERT IS
WELL ATTENDED
Fine Talking Machine Recital
Given Last Evening al
Johnston Co. Re-
CitaI Hall

The d s. Johnston Co. gave the
first Of a series Of grand talking
machine concerts last evening 81
The beautiful recital hail on the
third floor Of their new building az
Third and University The dainty
recital hall was taxed to iis utmost
b. an unusually apprecIative audi.
cuCe.
The programme consisted entire.
iy OF the new Edison and Victor
Records Just issued including many
OF TIE latest popular song hits. band
and orchestra selections. oDeratlc
solos, mOnoIoruea. and other enter
taining numbers. which we're thor
onghly enjoyed and brought forth
much applause and laughter.
a series ~ these musical ever.
ings which viii be announced. have
been arranged by he Johnston 90
Tor The enjoyment ~ music lovers
and az the same time f0 more thor
opghly acquaini The public with the
wonderful ability Of the modern
talking machine and 30 assist own.
ers Of machines IN becoming mmli.
Jar With the new records as they
are issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
OF FICIALS FAIL
TO AGREE

Land Commissioner Ross and
State Treasurer Mills Do not agree
on the condition 0f the school fund
The treasurer declares there ls 40
money 10 pay the second Install
meut 10 the city Of Seattle on the
purchase of the lighting bonds and
Mr. Ross SAYS there should b.
plenty ~ money on hand frun the
recent sale 81 lands In order %
settle the controversy Chairman
Sawyer. 81 the finance committee
81 The city council. Cly Treasurer
Russell and Comptroller Carroll
viii visit the state capital Monday
70 confer with the officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
LOOKING FOR
$4,000

II Treasurer Russell and Chair.
man sawyer of The finance commit
toe eau find the little sum of sa0.o0
lying around the vaults 81 the city
treasury, 70 viii be turned over 10
G. >. Erickson, the contractor ou the
Fourth av. resrado. Ca enable him 90
50 CA with his work which has
been shut down Tor several days.
This amount Of money the city
owes for public property adjacent
20 the rrgradc
Erickson has 20 find sale for
the bonds which viii be- issued Ina
the sum Of fa41.000 an the time for
payment la cash expired last night,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
SECURES NEW QUARTERS.

A lease was closed yesterday BY
the Seattle Commercial CLUB Tor
The third floor Of the Mcnaugall a
soHihwick building. az First av aad
Columbia a. Tor permanent head.
quarters The club viii move
March The name Of The build
ms Il % be- called tho Commercial
building after the dry goods com
pany gives II up for their new
building. az second aud Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
The Best lime

The best time 90 open a say.
inEa account ~ right nov Start
fiEht m a. once. no matter how
small the beginning its ihe FEEL
low who keeps q az. the steady
arpoaltpF. Who suoa possesses thn
biz account Tho State bank Of
Seattle pays per cent On all saw.
inEs accounts Address corner
First aw and iesler way go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
sea,,le Nar rnelu.Ivs s,rvIee.l

(seattle star Exclusive Service }
WASHINGTON. Nov IS - A
HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION
DOLLARS that's a lot OF money.
That's the amount which the GOV
eminent Is Eoing 10 put into circu-
latlon an the result Of the sale OF
the same value OF per cent treas
ury notes and Panama bonds
Nov Just let's figure out lDw big
q sum this hundred aud nifty million
dollars a. Let as take sold. the
rtant.ard as our basis
A million dollars in gesd coin
weighs. ia rounds numbers. tive
tons
u a millionaire we're called upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
FIG LEAVES FOR
WORKS OF ART

NEW YORK. Noy 80 According
% a special dispatch to the World
from Trenton. y J.. the people ~
tha, town have become uuddnnlf
stricken With the idea that there
IL something wrong Ia the nude In
art A a result the visitors % the
siaiuary rooms IA tho imduairial
School 81 Art found each Of tho
time and smoke hlaekeucd casts
adorned with fresh. Sharing white
fiE leaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
MUzzLE OF GUN
AT HIS HEAD

TACOMA. Nov. 10. Harry
shears. foreman Of the Dupont Pow.
Ger works. Of Dupont, was held up
and robbed Of $500 last evening
Tho police are myHtiiied. shears
Says he felt the cold mu8klc ~ a
revolver pressed against tho back
~ his head aud heard the order 10
throw up hie hands without turn.
lng 10 zee che rohber. he complied
Ills purse was taken. and he dad not
see Who Eui his money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

LONDON. Nov so Florence
NiRhungaio the English phlisn-
thropiat. has been decorated With
the Order % Merit ~ King Edward
She "a the first woman a receive
this distinction. which up fo the
pFcaent time has been bestowed
unlg GA fa men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

TACOMA. Nov 80 ~ Hubnett
who VAS placed in the city iall two
weeks ago for safe keeping was
ordered sent % The sieilacoom Ia.
sane asylum Three times the aian
has tried % take bis own life since
being To all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
CHINESE TO BUILD.

A syndicate o. Chinese capitalists
are planning 60 construct mrEe
mercantile building Ia the upper
business portion Of the city The
details os the arrangement have
uut been worked oat bat the build
ina VIII be for non competing Hines
81 buHlness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

nEAThfcE. Neb.. Nov 3D.
Judge ksiliger has sentenced n.
Meade shumWal. convicted ~ the
murder % Mrs. Jacob Martin. 90
be hanged March "a. between The
hours % q IA. and o m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
Will sat- RssgRvE.


TACOMA. Nov. SO within q
few weeks announcement viii be
made by the government Of a date
Tor the sale Of GOO acres % lands
comprised IN the military reserve
set aside near Gls Harbor By the
federal authorities years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30
GOOD fos s. c.


fBy United presa.)
VICTORIA. Nov % --nFftiah 60.
lnmbla Is - prosperous. and the
government has ~ much ready cash
az Us disposal that g Il r.paying
loans before maturity Hon II a.
Tatiow. minister 81 finance. has Just
paid back hair a million dollars 81
che famous million dollar loan that
Premier Mcbrides government vac
forced % negotiate Nhrn Il first
came into power three years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

KENT. Nov 30 Kent officials
are determined 10 rid the town 81
aii undcalrahies. and several an.
wished for persons 81 tha floating
population have been ordered out
Of town Among these wcre two
negroes who inHuitca a yoang WON
an on the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

the Seventh district ia 1856 lie
wins chairman Of the committee ON
mines aud mining aud leading In
miErationlat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Guns For Rent--Piper q Taft.
i02i26 Second av 'se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

p'l Ihure1Hy evening occurred the
Wriding OF Mise blanche Loretta
g. Mera 60 Mr. Harry Otis Me-
EalHht in lho parIors Vt the Church
Mr g = Abel has been appoint
ed general agent of he Washing
ton Fire Insurance Company for
me state of New York. exclusive
or the metropolitan district $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-30

Miss J Maude Martin and AR
Charles GieVey were married on
fhuraday afternoon % s O'Clock b.
Rev Dr James N Wilson. 81 West
minister Presbyterian church. at hiH
residence. sl5 East Columbia. Mr.
and Mrs Martin wiil be- al home
20 29ol fifty-fifth av. north after
nncnnhar l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-06
HORRIBLE CRIME
AGAINST CHILD
eLAssWoRKER ARRESTED AT
WASHINGTON, Pa, ON CHARGE
OF ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 6.-Rlch.
ard ]. Blanchard, Charleroi glass.
worker. was placed in Jail yesterday in
default of $500 ball after escaping a
threatening crowd which demanded
vengeance for an alleged attempt at
assault on a small girl yesterday. 1,
is claimed that Blanchard enticed a
three-year.old daughter OF James vii.
son into bath room with criminal in.
tent, It is claimed that the little
girls cries for help brought assist.
ance. Wilson attempted TO do Blaacl,.
ard violence, but the latter escaped
and was later arrested. Blanchard
claims to have been under the intlu.
ence of liquor and did not know what
he was doing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-06
train WINDOWS
were SMASHED
MAIL CRANE BROKE NEARLY Ev
ERY WINDOW IN FOUR
COACHES AND iNJURINe
MANY PERSONS.

PARKERsBURG. ". Va, June O.
a dislocated mail crane extending ou,
toward the railroad track several
Inches too far, played havoc with the
south.bound accommodation train on
the Ohio River division road this aft.
ernoon. The train due to arrive At Pa
kersburg at 4 o'clock. tais afternoon
was passing Paden City at speed oil
30 miles an hour. The projecting
frame crashed through nearly every
window in the four coaches and sew.
eral passengers were quite severely In.
jured. P. W. Smith, Of Ravenswooi.
was on the train, and was perhaps the
most seriously injured. being badly
cut by glass over the entire face and
head. Other passengers needed medI.
cal attention, and were looked after N
this city. The cause OF the unfortu.
nate accident is not known.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-06
l16IIS SDidb0H60| StOpy OF
Manu- Murders
MANhINGT0N INJUNCTION
CASE ARGUED TODAY
DECISION TO BE GIVEN BY
JUDGE MASON TOMORROW
MORNING. IL

The ManningtoR injunction cast
was brought before the court thi:
morning. Attorneys H. H. Rose ant
Tusca Norris represented the peti
TONERS; Attorneys ". S. Meredith ant
". NJ. Hess represented the respond
ents. The petitioners claimed ina
an injunction would lie because the
order that the Manningtion council
authorizing the widening the Sidewalk
along the south side Of Water stree
was null and void; that the city or
dlnances desisnates and sets forth how
n special meeting Of council shall bt
called; that the call must state the
nature OF business to be transacted
ahd the date and hour Of meeting. Mr.
Rose contended that the call OF the
special meeting that authorized the
widening OF the sidewalk was def
cient in two particulars. First, 1t stat
ed that the meeting was for genera
purposes and second 1t was called fnl
I:SO O'Clock but did not state wheth
er 1t was seven o'clock in the morn
ing or evening.
Mr. Meredith on the other side stst
ed that the facts in this case would
not permit the court to grant wris
restraining the order of council from be-
Ing carried out The court took Mt
Meredlth's view In the matter. That
1t must be shown that the action wonli
cause the petitioners and the public
an injury Of irreparable loss.
Judge Mason took the case und !
advisement and will pass on 1t TO
morrow morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-06

The following Is the list Of delegates
that hav arrived in the city for the
c. E. Convention:
Russell Mckinney, Reedsviile; Geo
Barnes, Newburg; Mrs. H. C. Fordyce
Newburg; Mrs. Kate Dedibaugb, New
burg; Forrest shriver, Morgantown;
Chas. Hodges, Morgantown; T. ".
Etewart, Morgantown; Mrs. Dora
Weaver, Mannlngton; Georgia Semans
Morgantown; Ruth Manear, Morgan
town: Grace Burrows, Morgantown;
Helen Minor, Morgantown; Mr. ant
Mrs. ". W. Smith, Morgantown: Ma
rie C. CARNEY, Morsan,own; Rev. L
A. Liademu,h. Mannlngton; A. ].
Welty, Shinnston: Geo. H. Ellis, Core
Rev. Geo. ". Pollock, Buckhannon;
H, D. Bougnner, Clarksburg; Rev. W
A. Hartman, Wheeling; John C
Roane. Weston,
Junior rally at NJ. P. Temple Friday
afternoon, June !, 3 TO 4.