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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS

Fl. Fl. Burress of San Francisco is
registered at the Hollenbeck hotel.
Miss Cora d. Trowbridge and Miss
McClurg of Fresno are guests at the
Hotel Hayward.
Walter Burns of Boston, Mass, is
spending a few days in Los Angeles ana
is a guest at the Westminster hotel.
John f. Forward, mayor of San Di-
ego, is a guest at the Nadeau hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles e. Patterson OF
Seattle, WASH, are recent arrivals at
the Hotel Van Nuys
John B. Mcnamara. a wholesale
clothier of Chicago, is registered at the
Nadeau hotel,
e. A. Hornbeck, one of San Diego's $
we'll known citizens, is guest at the
Angelus hotel.
r. B. Wheeler, LII. D., Of McCracken,
Ariz., Is spending a few days In Los
Angeles and is a guest at the Hotel
Westminster. He is professor OF MIN
eralogy and a graduate of Princeton
university, and he is In Southern Cali
fornia to gain the practical side of min
ing. He is accompanied by his private
secretary, John L. Whitney.
A, A. Rand and ]. II. Aubin of Bos-
ton, Mass, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday and are guests at the Angelus
hotel These gentlemen will spend sew
eral weeks in Southern California sight
seeing.
VIM. T. Burr, the we'll known. San
Fernando rancher of large interests, is
registered at the Nadeau hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Schlesinger, jr.,
of San Francisco are guests at the
Hotel Alexandria.
A. A. Waterhouse and chauffeur ar
rived yesterday in Los Angeles from
San Francisco and are guests at the
Hotel Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Phillips of Port
land, Ore, are over Sunday guests at
the Angelus hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Cutter of Mont
real, Canada, arrived yesterday in Los
Angeles and are guests at the Hotel
Westminster.
York commercial traveller, is registered
at the Angelus hotel.
Jas. L. Lawrence of New York ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and is
guest at the Hotel Van Nuys.
Frank Brown of Portland, Ore, is a
guest at the Nadeau hotel. M. Brown
is manufacturer of portable elevators,
something new on the market.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin L. Forster and
Miss Florence c. Forster of San Fran
cisco are spending few days in Los
Angeles and are guests at the Hotel
Van Nuys.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Cornell of Hol-
drege. Neb., are guests at the Angelus
Hotel.
Louis Morse of San Francisco is a
newcomer at the Nadeau hotel.
Eli Forbes of Lancaster, Mass, is WIS.,
iting in Los Angeles and is a guest at
the Angelus hotel. With him are e. c.
Forbes and Miss c. H. Forbes of Ma
tional City, Cal.
]. D. Brigham of Orange is registered
at the Nadeau hotel. Mr.. Brigham is a
| large land owner in his district.
Capt. Paul Hirsch of New York is a
guest at the Hotel Alexandra.
! N. Hearne and VIM. Elwell of Ven
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
FRANCE HOME OF EASY
MONEY FOR FIGHTERS

NEW YORK, April 12.-France is
now the Mecca toward which the eyes
of American near-champions in the
pugilistic world are turned. The pio-
neers who have gone to that dear old
Paree' declare 1t the best place ever
for a man who knows how to put up
his hands and who is looking for easy
money. Men who are glad of the
chance to go on In preliminaries here
pose as champions in France and fight
fans accept the widest press agent
yarns as gospel truth.
For instance, 1t is understood that
Sam McVey is posing as having beaten
Jeffries, and the admirihg Parisians
look on him as the greatest fighter in
the world. We all know. of course,
that at least one yoke of oxen would
be required to pull Sam into the ring
with jeff and nothing short of three
inch steel cable would keep him there.
The smoke, however, is working the
game to the limit, and is said to be
pulling down big money. Purses in
France sound good and probably there
will be a big army of American second
raters looking for them in the near
future.
Bob Fitzsimmons, who visited Paris
before the craze for "le boxe" set in,
and who found the big French city
pleasing, has concluded he can raise
some of the easy French money and
will go to Paris soon. Robert is old.
and his fighting days with good men
are passed, but he should create
sensation like that of a dolphin in
school of flying fish among the pres
ent contingent fighting for the French.
The latest to grab the French sous
is Tommy Burns, who is matched with
Jamey Smith for fight in the French
capital. And there are others.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
KIDS WILL TRY TO
BEAT OLD POP WESTON

PORTLAND, Me-, April ia good
deal of interest is felt here. especially
in Y. NJ. C. A. circles, in an attempt
William H. Drew and Richard A.
Power are to make to lower Weston's
record between Portland and Chicago.
They are 10 years old and are noted
walkers.
They will make the trip to Chicago
in June as their vacation. They pro-
pose to make the walk alone and will
take along money enough to pay their
expenses. They are active members
of the Portland Y. NJ. c. A. They will
follow Weston's example and will rest
on Sunday, and like him will be up
early in the morning.
Power has three times made the trip
from Portland to the top of Mount
and return and Drew has
made the same trip twice. Both take
their long walks every day when their
business permits. Last year Power
went from Portland to Bangor and re-
turn, and later from Portland to
Chase's Mills.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

here by Los Angeles matchless sun
shine. He is a guest at the Hollenpeck
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Slemmons of
New York arrived yesterday In Los
Angeles and are guests at the West
minister hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Rily and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Veatch of Oroville, CAL. are
guests at the Westminster hotel.
j. w. MaeIsaac of Lynn. Mass, is
among the late eastern arrivals from
the celebrated North Shore He is a
guest at the Hotel Alexandria.
F. w. Busse, a prominent Chicago
business man, is a guest at the Hotel
Alexandria.
Walter H. Hill of Stanford university
is stopping at the Hollenbeck hotel.
Gaylor Rouse, Riversides well known
merchant, registered at the Hotel Al-
exandria yesterday.
Mrs. A. M, Patterson and family of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, are guests for q
few weeks at the Hollenbeck hotel.
e. S. Bruce of the forest service reg
istered at the Hotel Hayward yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Brereton and
Miss Mae Hanna of Monmouth, ILL.,, are
among the tourists at the Hotel West
minister.
Frank H. Cole, an official of the
Southern California state hospital at
Patton, was a guest yesterday at the
Hollenbeck hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cotter of Eureka,
Cal, are guests at the Hollenbeck. Mr..
Cotter is prominent bakner of Eu-
reka
]. w. e. Smith of Florence, Ala. ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and has
headquarters at the Hotel Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs S. M. Hulett and daugh-
ter of Chicago are recent arrivals at the
Hotel Hayward.
Prof. W. K. Weir of Berkeley was
guest yesterday at the Hollenbeck ho-
tel.
Henry Weber of Goldfield, New, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and is
stopping at the Hotel Alexandria.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
BIG TENNIS SCHEDULE

What is considered one of the longest
and hardest tennis schedules ever at
tempted by any college team has just
been ratified by the minor sports coun-
Gil at Cornell. 1t includes nine meets,
which start with an early season game
against Hamilton college on April %.
The dates thereafter are as follows:
May 2, Princeton, at Ithaca.
May s, Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.
May 9, Columbia, at New York.
May 16, Yale, at Ithaca.
May %. Chicago, at Detroit.
May %, Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
May 30, Williams, at Wiliamstown.
May 80, Harvard, at Cambridge or
Boston.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
Batteries: Stricklett and Eager De
Parade, Knell and Conrad.
BUcKNELL FOOTBALL CARD

The football schedule of Bucknell
university has been given out by Man
ager Eugene Van Why, the same hav-
ing been duly approved by the college
authorities and the athletic commit
tee The schedule this year is a rad
ical change from that of last year.
which had entirely too many heavy
games in it:
September g. Susquehanna, at Lew
isburg.
October 8, Pennsylvania. at Phila-
delphia.
October 10. Gettysburg, at Lewisburg.
October II, Delaware, at Lewisburg.
October "a w. L. p. at Pittsburg.
October 81, Lafayette. at Easton.
November Z. State, at State college.
November IA, Dickinson, at Carlisle.
November g. George Washington, at
Washington, d. c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
RUBE TURNS DOWN OFFER
FROM AN. OUTLAW LEAGUE
crII1m1rEnnnM

SHREVEPORT, La, April 70. -
"Rube" Waddell has turned down an
offer, said to be $4,000, from the Balti-
more Outlaw Union League club. An
agent of the club came to Shreveport
a couple of days ago to see Waddell.
Rube met him by appointment, so the
story goes, not knowing what he
wanted, and was offered $4,000 ia join
the outlaw organization.
mot for mine," said the Rube. "I
have signed with st. Louis. I like Nc
Aleer and Hedges, and will do my best
for them this season."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
WILLIE HOPPE'S BROTHER
CHAMPION POOL PLAYER

YONKERS. N. Y, April 12-Frank
Hoppe a brother of Willie Hoppe, the
billiard marvel won the pool cham
pionship of New York state here last
night by defeating Edward Houston of
Buffalo, 1t was the fourth game played
between the men. Hoppe was victori-
Gus in the four and scored the neces-
sary 500 points before his opponent
made even 400.
that he intended to challenge the win
ner of the Keogh- Hueston match for
the pool championship of the world.
During the second game Hoppe made
the magnificent run of fifty-four balls,
or only two worse than the record.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

each day and see that his man adheres
to the pointers already given him.
Jim Flynn resumed training for his
bout with Battling Johnson on April
21, doing ten miles on the road yes
terday. accompanied by Jimmy Card
ner. In the afternoon he boxed three
rounds with Rube Smith and two with
the Turk. He went through his other
regular work and stated after a shower
that he felt in fine condition for the
battle.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
MADDEN PAYS BIG SUM
FOR SON OF STAR SHOOT

A colt that is expected some day to
shine as the sensation of the turf
world and is at present considered the
likeliest youngster ever sired by the
famous Imp. Star Shoot was sold re-
Gently by the well known turfman,
Jake Greenberg, to John f. Madden.
How well Mr.. Maddens agents think
of the colt may be imagined from the
fact that they paid $25OO for him. Mr..
Greenberg said that the youngster is
about the best looking yearling he ever
saw, and he expects great things of him
In the future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
HIGH PLAYERS WIN

SAN BERNARDINO, April 12-In
the local tennis tourney yesterday af-
ternoon between representatives of
local clubs for the city championship
in doubles, the high school team, COM
posed of Scott and Jones, won, defeat
ing everything in sight. The scores in
the finals, in which they were opposed
by Godbey and Johnson, resulted as
follows; 6-1, 4-6, 6-2. Five clubs were
represented in the competition. 1t is
probable that another tournament will
be held soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
VICTORIA CLUB DEFEATED
BY REDLANDS PLAYERS
Special 10 The Herald.


REDLANDS, April 12.-In the golf
contest the local Country club team de-
feated the Victoria club of Riverside
by the score of q to 9. This makes two
victories out of three contests won by
the local club.
The Redlands high school defeated
the Cotton high school at baseball Sat
urday by the score of 8 to ).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
SUMMARY

Hts-Of Skillman, 3; runs, 4; hits off Har-
mon, 81 runs, 2. Credit victory TO Harmon.
Three-ba hits-Walsh, Melchoir. Two-base
hit-Raferty. Sacrifice hits-Melchoir. McArdle.
McCredie. johnson. Bases on balls-On Har-
mon. /; Skiliman, 2; Groom 3. Jones, 2.
Struck out-By Skillman, l; Groom, g. Jones 4.
Hit by pitcher-Bassey. Double play-Cooney
to Casey TO Danzig. Passed ball-Walsh. Wild
Titch-Harmon. Time of game-l h. so m.
Umpire-Odonnell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
AMATEUR BALL SCORES

The following miscellaneous amateur
ball games came off yesterday:
At Highland Park-Highland Park IA,
Western Stars 4.
At county hosptal-Pacifc Coast Syrup
6. owls 3.
At Norwalk-Norwalk /. News 0.
At Hynes-Stronghold Overalls s. Hynes
..
At San Gabriel-san Gabriel g. Fraternal
Aid 0.
At Rivera-Rvera II. Belvidere 8.
At Downey-Downey 7, Pico 4.
At Thirty eighth and Santa Fe-Pendo 7,
White City g.
At Thirty-eighth and Santa Fe-Homc
Council 6. Lukes 5.
At Eleventh and Flower-Japs 7. Sew
enth Street Specials 5,
Wholesalers League
The following games were played in the
Wholesalers league.
At Council park-Anderson & Chanslor 8.
Simpson 6.
At Thirty-eig and Santa Fe-Western
Door and Sash Q. Raycycle q
Southern State League
At JOY park-Eagles 2, Christopher
Levys 0; Salt Lakes 10. Morans l.
At Acknowledgement 8. Santa Anita /
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

Randolph l. Double plays-smith to Dllloh, :.
Van Haltren to Altman. Brashear to p%lllon % 20 20
Brashear to Dillon to Delmas TO berhaIu "
Rrashear to Delmas Passed balls-Eesteriy'
Time of game-l45 Umpire-Perrine
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
Seemed That Way

Mrs: Crimsonbeak: you were pretty late
getting in the house last night weren't
you?"
Mr.. Crimsonbeak: Yes, dear; it was very
slippery"
What was slippery"
The key-hole, dear."-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO
rORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run -Mechoir. Sacrifice hits-Zeider,
Garrett. Sutor. Bases on balls-Oh Sutor i;
Garrett, 2. Struck out-By Sutor 4; Garrett,
Hit by ptcher-Plper Double plays-Mel-
choir to Williams; Johnson to Danzig; Nc
Ardle to Mohler TO Williams Time Of game
l b. 30 m. Umpire-O'Connell.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits made of-Randolph, S; Philips G. Runs
of-Randolph, 8; Philips g. Two-base hits
Ellis, Hardy o. Van Haltren. Sacrifice hits
Hetmuller. First base on errors-Los Angeles
2. Oakland l. Left on bases-Los Angeles 8,
Oakland G. Bases on balls off-Randolph 2,
Philips 2, Hardy a. Struck out by-Hardy a,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
STATE LEAGUE GAMES
By Associated Press,


STOCKTON, April 12.-Stockton shut
out Sacramento today before a record
breaking crowd. Well placed hits in
the fifth put two men in, with the
game. There were but two stolen
bases and the best anybody could do
with the stick was a single. Score:
R. H. e.
Stockton .........o o o o 0 x-2 7 8
Sacramento ......O 0 0 0 90 0
Batteries: Henderson and Hackett,
Whalen and Byrnes. Umpire, Moore.
SAN JOSE, April 12.-The San Jose
men hit De Parade's offerings all over
the lot in the first six innings, and
San Francisco was hopelessly out of
the running from the opening round.
Score:
RHE
san Jose Il
San Francisco ..'.............'..'.......'l
Batteries: Stricklett and Eager, De
Parade, Knell and Conrad.
FRESNO, April 12.-Fresno's State
league club shut out Oakland today,
to 0. Miller pitched a fine game. be-
ing hit lightly. keeping hits well scat
tered and having perfect control. The
locals fielded sensationally. Croll
starred with a three-bagger which
brought in two runs. Score:
Fresno s, hits 5, errors 2.
Oakland 0, hits 5, errors 4.
Batteries-Miller and Blankenship;
Doane and Bliss. Umpire, Stoltz.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
KIDS ARE READY
FOR GLOVE FEST
M'CAREYS P AND B CLASS TO
PERFORM
SMITH AND VAN HORN FURNISH
STAR EVENT
McGovern Anxious to Redeem Himself
for coulon Incident and Will
Meet Mike kutchos In
Condition

There was great activity yesterday In
the camps of the boxers who are to
take part in the events at the Cabin
Tuesday evening. The structure where
the contests are to be held was alVe
with the athletes who are getting IN
shape to meet their opponents In the
ring.
Russell Van Horn was one OF those
who put in a hard days work. he
went on the road in the morning ana
then finished his training with four
fast rounds with the big gloves. Van
is in grand shape and the battle In
which he is to engage should be Wen
worth watching, as both he ana Rupe
Smith are good men and each one Is
anxious to secure a victory Iuesday.
Van Horn has a fine record ana ne
and his manager have great hopes or
defeating Smith again this time.
Smith also was active at the East
Side and after a tramp on the high
way with Jim Flynn he went through
his regular stunts at the club gym
nasium, including three rounds with
the Turk and three with Jim Flynn.
After his rub down Smith seemed TO
be in prime condition and as ne is
practically at the end of his training
he will be satisfied to go into the ring
just as he is. He will have no COM
plant to make on the ground of lack
of preparation for this bout, for he Is
trained to the minute.
The Turk has had the benefit OF hard
work with Jim Flynn in his prelim-
mary stunts for the battle with Arthur
Collins, and he seems confident of win
ming from TIE negro at the weight-l62
pounds at o'clock. Collins is grad
ually getting down to the hgure men
toned and he has not been idle with
the gloves. He hopes to make good
showing against the Turk, even at the
reduced weight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
McGovern to Appear

One of the best bouts of the evening
will be that between Young McGovern
and Mike Kutchos. McGoVern VIII
weigh about 112 pounds. so Kutchos
will not have much the better of him,
as he will not tip the beam at over
ia pounds. McGovern, chagrined at
the bad showing he made with Coulon,
hopes to redeem himself in this match
and he says he will fight from the tap
of the gong. If he carries out his word
he will make Kutchos hustle to keep
from going down. Mike has little to
say over the outcome of the bout,
though he declares that he will do his
best to win.
The final completion of the program
Saturday matched Jack Anderson and
Roy Drake over the six-round route.
Anderson has some class. having
fought Kyle Whitney fifteen-round
draw and having scored victories over
some fair performers
Battling Johnson took his regular
lesson from Dewitt Van Court yes
terday and he will start training in
earnest tomorrow at San Pedro All
of his boxing will be with his instruc-
tor, who will go to the beach town
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

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American and European plans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS

x-Batted for Harmon.
xx-Batted for McArdle.
xxX-Batted for Jones.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
THREE TALLY, BUT BATTER IS
OUT AT FIRST
OAKLAND BEATS LOCALS BY IA
TO SCORE
Randolph Batted Freely by Vlsitors'
and Phillips, Who Succeeds Him,
is Also Touched for
Safeties
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Oakland IA, Los Angeles 1

Tied RANDOLPH is a nice young
X man in lots of ways, and he also
1U is Jerry to few things. But
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-13
Wholesalers League
Southern State League

At JOY park-Eagles 2. Christopher
Levys o. Salt Lakes 10, Morans /.
At Arcadia-McCormicks 8, Santa Anita J
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
ELY TO HAVE
FINE new BLOCK
WILL CONTAIN THE BEST DANCE
FLOOR N NEVADA AND BE
AVAILABLE FOR ENTERTAIN
MENTS AND PUBLIC PURPOSES.

Erection of a handsome building
in East Ely for public entertainments.
dance hall and theater purposes. Will
probably he commenced early next
month. Location of the structure
will be convenient to the railroad de-
Dot and To other parts of the city.
Plans and specifications for the
structure are now being drawn and
within week or two will be in
shape to allow of making an esti-
mate on cost and asking for bids on
construction. The building Will be
put up by company which has al
ready practically secured assurances
of sufficient subscriptions to its stock
issue to assure the carrying out OF its
plans. II is proposed that the dance
floor shall be the very best In the
state. Its cost will be upward of
$1,000. The district is at the pres
ent time without satisfactory dance
floor or any place which is available
for comfortable seating or entertain
ment of a large crowd. The new
building in East Ely is intended to
fill all such needs for the entire dis
trict and will draw its patronage
from the mines. Smelter. Ely and
East Ely Not only will 1t afford
place for dances. public meetings,
conventions and theatrical perform
ances. but also will provide pa
vilion in which boxing and other ath-
letic contests can be carried on.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
BRIDE WAS DELAYED.
Mr.. Stockham Waited I'm Vain
Young Lady Expected to Ar
rive This Evening.

A happy elimination will be
brought to the love affair of Miss
Ella Strand. of Pueblo. Colo, and c.
p. Stockham. of Smelter, when they
are married this evening by Rev. C..
c. Hunting at the Episcopal rectory
following the arrival of the bride in
the district on the evening train.
Last evening was the time set but
owing To a delay of the bride in maxi
Ing connection over the ID * X. G..
train into Ogden, the groom waited In
vain.
Mr.. Stoekham. who is a black
smith at Smelter expected. accord
ing to messages that he had received,
that Miss Strand would arrive on
last evenings train and therefore
procured a license from the county
clerks office and engaged the services
of the minister during the after
noon.
The groom is very popular among
his fellows at Smelter and he and
his newly made wife will doubtless
be given rousing reception there.
Where they will make their home is
not known but it is probable they will
live in East Ely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
DON'T LIKE THE
HUGHES METHOD
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS LINE UP
WITH ANTI-LAW CROWD-M-
CARREN MAKES r HREAT
AGAINST HIS TICKET.

ROCHESTER,. " Y. Sept. IT,
Nominating all but one of its candi-
dates by acclamation, and adopting
"A platform which arraigns the ad-
ministration of Governor Hughes and
pledges earnest support to the Den
yer platform and candidates, the
Democratic state convention today
nominated. as the head of its ticket
for governor. the present lieutenant
governor of the state. Lewis Stuy-
vesant Chanler of Duchess county
All opposition TO Mr.. Chanler disap-
peared after conference of the state
leaders, which occupied a greater part
of last night. The ticket decided
upon by the leaders. with one excep-
tion, seemed to meet the approval of
all delegates, and the nominations
were made with great enthusiasm un-
til the office of state engineer was
rAnphnn
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
STAR POINTER SCHOOL.
Residents There Want One-Chii-
drcn Have Much Need of the
Accommodation.

Very anxious that a school be start
ed at Star Pointer are the parents OF
children residing in that neighbor-
hood. as shown by a letter of IN
quiry received by Justice a. j. Cart
wright yesterday from Mesdames
Williams and Kallenberger, inquiring
the necessary procedure 10 bring the
matter TO issue.
There are | ) or more children of
school age at Star Pointer. The let
ter states that it would be incon-
venient TO such an extent that 1t
would he practically impossible to
send these children to school at either
Ely or East Ely, because of the dis
tance, and even If they were sent,
regularity of attendance could not be
guaranteed. The mothers of the dis
trict are therefore anxious that some
thing be done at once. as they wish
TO send their children TO school.
Judge Cartwright yesterday sent a
reply telling them that IL would be
necessary for them TO prepare pc
tition signed by at least three-fifths
of the residents to be presented at
the next meeting of the county COM
missioners, asking that separate
school district be set apart for them
That they should have one under the
circumstances there is no doubt.