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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-11-19
Arrival and Departure of Trains.

Schedules Of passenger trains IL,
and out of the Union Station, New.
berry, S. C.
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THE MASONIC PICNIC.
Arrangements Completed For Enter
tainment of the Masons and Their
Friends.

pom the invitation Of Prosperity
,'o%c, 'ne annual picnic of the Mas
ONE lodges OF Ncwbcrry county will
'c rr!d' al 5rown : grove. near the
TeSi"Phr' OF Mr.. II. {. Noseiey and
Hlr' "e"rIr H. ''rrwn, on Thursday,
'"'! -. me arrangements for the
""E nave oeeh left largely to the
''''"h''ee OF prosperity lodge. and
INC work "h'cn his committee has
,''"' premises TO make tie picnic the
''''' n'"S' "nJ"Haolc Masonic
''"'" yet he'o III NcWhcrry county.
- ."u''',~'N - VIII o' maa" nH S"Ilel-
-. ~ "'l'e'' ol l'aure'lS, ana
"'. W. ". Lnmpk'n. Of Columbia.
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Barbecue and CLAY Pigeon Shoot

MrsSrS. b. b. Lcitzscy and JOS. NJ.
Brown will give barbecue at b. b.
Lc'lzsey'S on Thursday. July 25. One
OF the Features of the day will be the
clay pigeon shoot. The entrance fee
for twenty-five shots will be one dol
lar, Of which half will be divided in
prizes for the two highest scores. All
members of the gun club teams will
shoot in first class, all others in second
class.
a large crowd aud good dinner,
and an altogether enjoyable day are
expected.
Thr score between the st. Phillips
AMI Newhrrry Gun clubs is now very
close. and Whimirc. which led the
teams in the shoot last season has moi
;akrn part in the shoots this summer.
~ Will be present "n THIS occasion.
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The Hotel Union.

The following in reference 10 the
change IN management in the Hotel
Union. ut Union. is from thr Union
Times:
McsSrS. W. \. Jameson and Son
"n"k rhar"" Of Hotel Union ON .Iulv
10Th. The hotel will be rcmodclr,l. a
new rang" and refrigerator havinw al-
r"IAN been installed. and other i'm
pE"Nrm"niS will be made as soon aS
nn>>ibIr.
The n'w prnpricl"rs Of the hotel
Il" l'"m Nrwh"rrv. whcr! Mr.. ". \.
Jameson. the senior member Of lhr
i:". VII continue to run thc Nrwhnr-
ry l"lcl
Mr.. ". \. .Jamicsnn, .Ir., will he in
":i"r"" Of the Hotel lnion. lie j. 4
y"un" man of fine ability and has
hnd Years "t experience in the nnjrl
business. The Times extends Welcome
and GOOD wishes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
THE DIsPENsARY PETITIONS
They Are Being Compared With the
Books Of Registration-Dec
To Be Announced.

The WORK of comparing the names
"H the "':';il, LIS aS!:: for an rIrc-
'n'n on in" EQUITY di>pc"sary qucstio )
with tn. 5""E> Of registration. has
begun, .n Supervisor Wicker stai.
:" yesterday morning that in the mex;
lw" or three days it would be asccr-
tanned whether or not there were Il
>n'hrirnl nHlubrr Of names on the y, :
lions t" ORDER the eI"v:! ION. Tine law
pr"'idrs that upon the petition Of one,
i"nrth Of the qualified electors Of the
c"un:.. 'Hc election shall ,,n rr,, =, ,.,:
by the supervisor. The names ON the
petitions have been arranged alrha.
h"ilr"''N - 49, T. ~ - r.rarr lhrm
WITH -" names on :Ir hu ,l;s {; rc",>-
trail'i. u: WORK ,;' cOmD,rinn ,hc
names Is somewhat tchisus, but mus,
be done before the supervisor may
take aci on.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS Sarah W. Calmrs. as
Guardian for James +. Calmc>. John
Wise Gaines and +. y. Calmr$. min
"rS. has filed her Petition in this
Court aSkin" to be allowed to account
Tor her aciin2s and dnin"s as Guar
dian for said minors and that she be
discharged us such Guardian.
NOW THEREFORE notice is u;v-
en- to the creditors of said minors
and all other persons interested that
hearing on said petition will be had
by the undersigned on Wednesday,
August 2lst, 1907, at eleven o'clock
A. M.
F. M. Schumpert,
Probate Judge for Newberry County.
July 10Th, 1907.
ltaw-f-30-dys.
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AT EBENEZER.
Children's Day Appropriately Observ-
ed-Address BY tho Rev. D. G..
Phillips.

thlLrcn'S day was observed nj
Ebenczcr ON last Saturday. prrmni
~ at 1890 the children formed in
line outside The church and marched
III and took their places within the
rhanced and sang the song Of greeting
with life aud energy. The recitations
by the children which followed were
very nicely rendered. The singing bv
the choir was spirited and lively. At
the request Ct the superintendent.
Miss Wcrirr Summer. of Central
Methodist Sunday school, sang solo
much to the delight Of her friends Of
the school Of which she had formerly
been Il member.
Last but not least waS the address
by the Rev. MIR. Phillips. pastor Of
Thompson st. a. II. p. church. Mr..
Phillips began with some plcasantricS
about Il "sholt and sweet talk WHICH
completely captivaltcd the large aud
fence. His humor provoked laughter
and good will with everybody. He
about the firth commandment and
then directed his talk to the parents
IN IN effort to impress upon them the
importance Of their rearing The little
ones Alright. lie touched up"n some
vital points in Il practical way. The
address was "rm. rcplcit with iuci-
drni and mrrlcir. For Forty mnu-
les he hrld the attention Of his hear
rrS anu they would not only have
been clad for him to tall: lon"rr but
wrr" surprised 10 know hat hr had
Il" had
After lunch CA the grounds thr
AFTERNOON WAS passed II social inter-
course.
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TEACHER WANTED.

The undersigned desire to secure =
teacher for the coming year for Broad
river school. Salary. $35 per month ;
school to run for seven months. Send
applications to any one of the under
signed trustees on or before july o.
us election will be had on that day.
j. d. Crooks.
Chairman.
b. NJ. Subcr. Sccty.
Pomalia, S. c.. r. F. D.
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a Visit to Whitmire.

ne i"i'"Win" l. by the Rev. j. W.
W"I!m". d. D.. in iI- Southern
Christian Adv"caic:
In obedience to an invitation of
our pastor, hastrnrd down from
the breezy height Of the Land Of the
Sky /" preach at Whtmirr. reach
rd there /" find the pastor devoid Of Il
wife rs Mrs. Spcer had for month
been absent on Il visit to relatives,
and though expected had not arrived.
80 with the pastor at this time in such
Il "frame Of mind' I accepted thc
kind invitation to the large and com
Portable home Of Mr. Morrow, where |
found generous hospitality. How
ever, my stay at this home was brief
as l was soon sought by my kinsman,
Mr.. William Coleman, the son Of the
most noble and generous lawman of
our South Carolina Methodism, Col.
4obt. G. Coleman. His wife also was
Coleman brought up on the banks
of the beautiful French Broad just
Il few miles from Asheville.
Whitmire has greatly grown since
| WAS there twelve years ago. a large
cotton mill has increased the popula-
ti"n and added greatly 10 the bust
ness movement. y new church. lary-
or and better. has replaced the old
one. and very nice parsonage Is now
fully paid for, and in GOOD condition.
Whitm:rc has grown but the sur
rounding country, which IN other days.
had 4 prosperous and cultured popu-
ialla'u. Is uow almost abandoned. The
farms alc now turned over to the col
"rrd pr"plc who is renters occupy the
territory. Very soon. a. i; now seems.
some Of the churches in the rural
parts must be abandoned.
Sunday. the 7lh of July. was Il
summer day such as would do honor
I" Central Africa or the Amazon val
ley. Still the friends Of Whitmirc did
not fail to come. Al, the morning hour
there assembled fine congregation
A"A I S"akc to them about some I'M
answered questions Of the Bible. At
the :'!rSc of the services 7 met num-
bcr "f friends of my former visit.
On = he pleasures Of the hour was
/, I" i!#h IL the congregation M BROTH
er. Capt. John q. Wollin". who had
e "'r ever from Leeds. s. C.. to be
"iih lis ans! thus br:n" about our first
meeting for Il number of years. Such
Is life. chance meeting. and often il
happens that children of the same
h"m" get separated never TO meet
again.
aFhr Sunday school met in the after
noon and had good attendance. T
spoke few words tn the young people
about some natural wonders Of Bra
iii. and of the Gospel work in that
country. AT ; O'Clock VIC had meet
in" for men onl V and about all the
men Of the town came ir@cther and
we had for an hour heart to heart
talk. The religion Of Christ is for
men and delight to offer il to them.
Today the laymcn must take charge
Of the forward movement in the
Church. and they are showing them
selves able and willing 10 do it.
The services at m.ht closed the dav
by lecture ON Brazil anl an offering
fer th" cause. The Na.;trr. Rev. FoS-
ter Spccr. seems 10 have his work well
nr.#u'Hcd. TIE members are help.
ing. and thcr" is promise for GOOD
yea" 1T Whitmirc.
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II. j. W..
West End Defeats Clinton.

In an exciting game here on SAT
urlay afternoon the West End tcam
OF saiS city defeated the Clinton Team
by score Of ) TO =. The feature of
III" game was the batting by Shealcy.
Batteries: West End, Simpson and
Shcalcy; CLIFTON, Denton and Moss.
lmpirc, Hardcman. Scorer. Daniel
son.
Simps"a yielded four hits and Den
ton yielded nine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
Man and Woman Arr,sted

Nh'rilt hnl"'' yesterday mnrnin.,
arrested Jim Hill and lmrlIa Rrrdrr.
ON Il warrant sworn ont by J. \. Dom
'n'rk and ISSUED by Ma"i>lralr w. &.
Si1"h. the "frrnrr charged. il Is al
!"""t. benz committed near Kinar,lS.
E"it the parties were arrested i'm
\""h"'r. TIE nam hriu. taken from
III" e.. \. X J.. raiIrna; .ran?. They
W"r" both l"H.r,l in llr Ncwbcrrv
iail
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Rutherford
Barbecue at Bachman Chanel

Doni forget the time; next Fri
day. the 2Gth. is the day when the
members of Bachman Chapel church
will feed the hungry. TN" rcnnlc in
this vicinity need no recommendation
rs good cooks. They have i.ng sine"
established this fact. The profits nr
the day will 20 for the benefit Of the
church. No come right alon4 and ect
"A rood barbecue dinner. and refresh
m'nts Of various kinds. Meet your
Friends. ei..ioy :hc day, and help the
church.
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rv hotel.
Taylor Granted Bail.

TaNl"r the ynlln" man who killed
ms Father IN Saluda county some
Inn" ago, was granted bail bv .Ju,l"c
Ii. I. Watts. IN the sum Of $1,000.
MIR. Daniel. of the SaIu,la bar, appear
"d before Judge Watts a: Greenwood
with thc petition.
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NOTICE.,

! will furnish refreshments and a
rood barbecue dinner in the grove at
the Little Mountain spring on Au-
gust 2nd. 1907. for the accommoda-
tlon of the visitors that attend the
Ncwberry College Reunion to be held
on that day. Come one and all and
hear the good speeches and meet all
your friends and have a fine large
LAY. Respectfully,
A. n. Boland.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

In consideration of a petition suf-
ticlently signed by the freeholders and
electors of Excelsior school district
No. -, asking for an election to Or
ganize high school in connection
with the Prosperity school district No.
IA, as provided for by a recent Act
of the legislature.
An election will be held at Excel
Slor schoolhouse Saturday, July q. re
"lnnin" at 8 a. m., and closing at 4
p. ~, under the supervision Of the
district board Of trustees Of said dis
ir'ct' Those favoring the proposition
Will vote "For High School," those
"pposin9 will vote "Against Hiyh
Schonl.' Registration certificate and
tax receipt are requirements of elcc-
tors to vote.
J. S. Wheeler,
f. O. Counts,
~
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET1Nc

Notice Is hereby given that mcct-
~" ~, oi IN" citizens Of Ncwberry school
"'Strlct will be held in the court honse
on Tuesday. July 80. 1906, at 10
c'ock a. m., TO near thc annual re-
port or the trustees Of the Newberry
Lrad"d Schools for the year ended
June 1st. 1907.
, =, f. n. Martin.
'" ''"''S' Chairman.
Secretary.
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Married..

Married on July Is at s p. m., at
She residence of Mr.. d. B. Wcr,s.
near Dead Fall, Rev. Robert l.. Lati
mcr and Mrs. Lillian Hunt. Mr.. Lati
mer is the popular pastor Of Smyrna
Presbyterian church. Of .his county.
Mrs. Hunt is the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. WcrtS. The ccrc-
m"ny was performed by the Rev. 4.
II. Best. pastor Of the bride. in the
rrcscnrc Of the immediate family and
q few friends.
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Barbecue-Clay Pigeon shott

barbecue and clay pigeon shoot At
- - g. hc'tzSey's. Thursday. July 25.
Everybody shoots but mother Tvco.
,E,liFr shots entry &l.O0 Of which
half Will l." divided in prizes for two
h,Snest scores. vi members Of Gun
!nh Teams will slc1t in 1st class. all
others in 2nl class.
B. B. Loitzsey.
jos. M. Brown.
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Barbecue.

The undersigned will give a first
a."ss oarbeeue at Jolly Street on
thursday August 8. This is a. most
ael,ghtf"l place for 'cne and every
Dody is invited to come and eniov
the day a good dinner will be served
at ~ cents for men and 35 cents for
women.
a. c. Richardson.
Il. B. Richardson.
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PURELY PERSONAL.
&he movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Miss hida White went /" Chappcl!>
Saturday I" spend few weeks with
relatives there and al Naughuvillr.
AIR. W. VI. Shelly. If Hirmn.ham.
Alabama. Is visiting his parents.
Miss Willie NJ. Riser left Friday
for Suilivan'S : Island.
Miss Ma"2ic Mayer. Of Oxford. y.
e.. and Mr.. Robert {. Thrnwrr. Of
New York. are vi>;lin" Il! Dr. W. t..
pelham =
Miss Ruby Holloway will entertain
the i'arlI"l"r Mai,l~ this Afternoon 1T
1..in o 'cI"rk
Mr.. John ". Eavlar,li. of thr New
berry Observer. attended The Tnnr-
'r'r a'd paid lis II visit Mr.. E.arhar,ll
served ~ mar"r Of his l"wn SEVERAL
terms and made Il raltlin.: rood chief
executive. Anderson Nn;l.
Mr.. l.. {. Pitts. president Of the
Excelsior Fir" company. N"wbcrrv.
ATTENDED the Tourney and was i wei
come visitor t, this oilicc.-~An,lcrson
Mail
MIR. +. +. Whihrn. prominent,
SUNDAY School worker. cf Columbia.
VIII attend the sessions Of the county
">n'lay Srh""l convention ai Bush
''V"r '""r'n TINS week
W.T. anu NUS >. y. tlarkwrldrr
"''' 'n'> week '"r '"hr"rd. \. c.
MRS.: 'H'NW''"'r W''I Spend several
"'"N> W'',' 'r'a'lN ives.
II" '''s''> N'd society Of the
n"''H 81 ,"' h'h""'n"r Will meet
VITA "'S' =. IT, Summer Tins after
"':,n ~ . " r'"rk'
y 80 w. Jumps WIN r"'''"''
'1,r,' -, 49,, v.'i. w. ~ @ '''' ">' '''"'S'
Mr.. T., y IL,,,,,, ,.;', '',"- =.
v,.J. ,,,,,.I,.',.;u - '''N
She vin .,,nL .nrn,,I ,',,,. ~, '''''
Mr.. Na,r u'!,.,.arIl and 1,u,h,,r.
Misses Mari" and Ka1hlrcu. ,rc visit.
in~ nj III" homie Of Mrs. O'Donncll'S
nephew. t"l. e. !. lurrrN.
Mrs.. Cote. |" EI"a~". 1T NcwI"rry.
spent Yesterday IN tn" rity.-.\ndrr-
son A'''' July -.
.," '' NV ''''' ~ W r'"h' '''t yes
,..:u ~ '''''''':' '"""t! "h''' ne
;,., ~, u.;,, ,,. ~ ',.'S'''''S meet
S,,rr'1.,. n, ';m ~, 49, Nv" '''' - "'
in the First Dont;sI church -. ", n.nal
Dn next Sunday morn;nw
Miss Ellen Workman. Of Kinorls
spent few days last week with Mrs,
w IT, J'"a,t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

FOR sALE-Thirty or forty thousl
and feet yellow pine ceiling and
flooring, ready to put up, $17.Od
per thousand feet f. 0. b. Leesville.
=: e. Bill around, framing sized,
$3.50 per 1000.
Leesville Lumber Co.,
Leesville. S. c.,
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j. S. Wheeler,
f. 0. Counts,
Co. Bd. Education.

FoUND-'inld lockct and chain.
heart design. set in stones with
photograph of young man inside.
Owner can have by coming to this
office and proving property and
paying cost.
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Shoot at St. Phillips.

a pleasant day was spent at ST.
Phillips on Thursday, the occasion be-
IN" a barbecue ana shoot by the
gun clubs. Following are the scores
made by the participants in the
shoot
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WANTED.

"A teacher for the Beth Eden school
oalary $3O per month.
>. A. Jetcr. chairman.
I. B. Carlisle.
j. B. Dominick.
Trustees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

JUST RECEIVED fresh shipment
or breakfast Roe, also fresh line
OF cakes and crackers. Phone us
your orders early. Phone 205.
Hayes and Co.
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HAVE REoPENED MY GROCERY

store in Main street. New and fresh
goods. VIII be pleased to have my
friends call. Better prepared than
aver 10 serve them.
Mrs. a. C.. Thomason.
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b. B. T.citzsev.
JOS. N1. Brown.

DIR. G. R. HARDING will hc :, his
Office at Newberry Mondays. Fri
"aVS' and Saturdays, unit! further
notice. His health is 50 much i'm
proved that he can attend 70 MI
dental work painless.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

II YOU WANT A NICE mild smoke,
can for the W:n. Mckinley Sc. ci-
"F "a; Il! the Little Mountain Drug
,o' Little Mountain. S. G..
1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

FOR SALE OR RENT-Two yool
mIch COWS. Apply at Herald and
News office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-23

BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm
or any property, write The Carolina
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville, S. C.
If 2taw.
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SPECIAL }NorlcEs.
| CENT, A WORD.
NO advertisement taken for less
than rs cents.

THOSE MUsLINs, Dimi,ies, Laces
&c., and Oxfords, Straw Hats
Summer Coats and aEl summer
goods are still going at very, very
low prices at
=. WOOtcn'S.
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WA
Misses Adams. Of Newberry, Miss
Walters, OF Florida. and Miss Momv,
.romer attended il house party at
Miss Viola Adams last week,
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GREENWOOD LUMBER, and po,,

- 'IIU DOD-
Dln Mfg. Co.,. Greenwood, S. c..
Manufacturers Of doors, sash,
blinds, flooring, ceiling, mouldings,
etc. Mill work a speciality.
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r, T.. d. No. |.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-11

And The Parents?

We teachers are so often told OuI
duties by periodical, convention and
the general public as to be moved 'C
remark, in the famous manner e
Portia, that it is easier to tell twenty
what were good to do than to be one q
the twenty to follow the teaching
That we do often err and stray aside
from the path blazed FOR Us by all
these mentors is true" and pity 'tis".
But when we observe the SNUG faith
in which so many parents load us
with all OF their responsibilities, we
should feel battered to thus bear the
iniquity Of the multitude, but that it
seems to be stretching the idea of
vicarious suffering out Of all proport-
ion.
Take, for instance. the matter OF
school report cards. Why should the
teacher work at both ends Of the line?
IL he, or she, sends a record home,
ought not the parent 10 assume the
simple function OF examining and
critizing the child's work as revealed
on the card? 1t seems too easy to
bear comment, but there are many
who seem not to care, for all the evil
dence We get, whether such a report is
given or no. Frankly, | have long
since cast off the burden, and, after
doing my part in seeing that the card
is properly filed out, dismiss the
matter a. calmly as do some of the
people at the home end. Then, if the
pasteboard doesn't come back to
receive the following months marks,
it can be renewed by the payment OF
the fine imposed for such extra service
by the superintendent. So | am not
protesting for myself, but for those
who are more imbued With the grand
eur Ofthe idea OF struggle and fret and
indeed Tor every n Of my own
colleagues who will appreciate, | am
sure, the point am trying to make.
Believing me, then, parents all, to
be taking no undue advantage OF re-
venging myself upon any critic of
teachers, may we not hope for your o
operation in the matter especially
II 50, many Of you will be
the grief which lack OF unity
and many a pupil will feel so
strengthened by the two forces behind
him as to come over the passing line,
without, iiguratively speaking, being
pulled by the scruff OF the neck.
Es DUDLEY Parsons,
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Moved and seconded report of COM
mittee be adopted, bills allowed and
warrants drawn for same. 0n roll
call Alton, Hoy, Hanson, Leighty,
Neill and Oyloe all voting aye. Mo-
ton carried.
Moved and seconded warrant be
drawn in favor OF the City treasurer
in the sum Of S5s. 40 TO balance freight,
express and gasoline accounts. On
roll call Alton, Hoy, Hanson, Leighty
Neill and Oyloe voting aye. Motion
carried.
Committee on light, heat and water
made, report on bill for rebate to
:. II. Goodfellow. Moved and
seconded bill be not allowed. All
voting syeon roll call. Notion carried.
Ordinance No. Il vas submitted and
given to second reading. Moved and
seconded that Ordinance No. 4 be
adopted as read. On roll call Alton,
Hoy, Hanson, Leighty, Neill and
Oyioe all voting aye. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. : was submitted and
given its second reading. Moved and
seconded Ordinance No. 7 be adopted
as read. On roll call Alton, Hoy,
Hanson, Leighty, Neill and Oyloe
voting aye. Motion carried.
Ordinance No. 8, was submitted and
given its second reading. Moved and
seconded Ordinance No. 8 be adopted
as read. On roll call Alton, Hoy,
Hanson, Leighty, Neill and Oyloe
voting aye. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing notice OF sewerage construction be
adopted and published three consecu-
tive weeks. All voting aye. Motion
carried.
NOTICE OF SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION
Notice is hereby given: That the
City Council OF the City OF Bookings,
South Dakota, has under considera-
ton the passage OF a resolution de-
claring it necessary to construct a
complete sewer system in sewerage
District No. one OF said city, as de-
fined by the provisions OF Ordinance
No. S, OF said city, entitled, "An
Ordinance Relating to Sewerage Dis
tricts," approved March 23rd, 1907.
according to the plans and specifica-
lions for such sewerage system now
on fle in the Office OF the City Engi.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-04-11
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