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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

Father" and WennerDerg's "150th
Psalm" The address of the evening
will be given by Rev Hove, professor
of theology at Luther Seminary in st.
Paul. His subject will be "The Mis-
sion Of the Lutheran Church"
The members of the First Lutheran
church wish to extend a hearty invi.
tation to the people OF the city and
vicinity to be present at one or all OF
these services.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26
Whean, Tie Meadow, Lark Marbles Her
Tune

7 T. - ttH 4 n a 4
When / look at the snow,
And feel forty below,
l long for the sweet scented breeze
long for the spring,
When the little birds sing
AS they perch in the green sproutint
trees,
see Robin Redbreast,
Gathering hay for her nest.
I see visions Of May and June
Other joys disappear
When I fancy I hear
The Meadow Lark warbling her tune
Chorus.
The MARBLE of the Meadow Lark
Is the tune love to hear,
At the break of day in the month OF
May
1t fills; my heart with cheer
On that budding bow.
I can see her now
From early morn till noon b
AS the Chinook breeze
Fans the Willow trees
She MARBLES her sweet tune.
I hear the ducks quack
/ hear chicken eggs crack
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

While the old hen growls mighty like
Bruin
AS they peep through the shell
Their soft cheep can tell
From the Meadow Lark warbling her
! tune
see lambs IN the flock
see chicken hawk
And the chipmonk and gopher as soon
AS the lark makes cheep
TO disturb their long sleep
AS she MARBLES her charming sweet
tune.
Oft my thoughts wander back
To that lonely sod shack
When all my hopes vanish in ruin I
New courage and cheer
Filled my heart when I'd hear
The Meadow Lark warbling her tune
Let me see Jenny Wren
And the Pee Wee again 4
Let me pick the May flowers until
June
Other charms fade away
AS l list, to the lay
OF the Meadow Lark warbling her
tune.
u J. j. soMERs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

steal culturists, acrobats and contor-
tionists have been seen in Winnipeg,
but their work is overshadowed by the
little Marguerite Cowles. Only a mere
tot, but she performs the most diff
cult acts with perfect ease and grace.
The development of her muscles is
simply wonderful, and with out a
doubt she is the finest ever seen in
Winnipeg. She is ably assisted by her
parents, who are excellent speci-
mems of manhood and womanhood.
This act alone is worth the price OF
admission"
Manager McCutcheon will give a
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

At the next ganesal election IN Nov
embsr. the people q Ward county Win
ihsvs IN Opportunity to vote spoa the
peopoducn Of expanding money for
erecting suitable BUILDINGS o. he poor
farm south Of alinot. Five q six
thousand aoliasp wiu - neoAA.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26
chasnpllnsa ofrossa Candidate.

In our announcement of o, NJ
Champlin's candidacy for the nomiu
alton for Clerk Of Court from Ward
county. the makeup man mixed thinga
up a little. Mr.. Champlin's home Is
at Surrey, N. D., he d q farmer. and
a good one too, and II nominated and
elected, he will make q good official.
Mr.. Champlin is well known over the
state, he has been resident Of Da-
kota since the territorial days. and no
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

Ths Repsblicans Of to town held !
o.ocos and elected W. D. Wilson -
delegate to tie county convention.
The Democrats also ,Ae3d caneus ana
elected John UndeT1ahl and james
psuuas . dslsganss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

/. one can .Say word against Mr. Cham
pin. Hes good fellow" are the
words y6u will hear from everyone.
The Independent will ray more re-
garding him later. Sumce to say that
he will likely be nominated and elect
ed, for wherever he II going. he is
making scores Of friends.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-03-26

FOR sALE-Three pool and one bill
lizard table complete. Part cash and
balance this fall. Cali or write to the
Independent. 3-2-7-4-4
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:: =;
Cmcial Returns I'm the Recent n
mary Tabulated. )

Columbia. Sept. 12.-According, 10
the official figures as transmitted 70
State Chairman Wiley Jones by the
county chairmen and the tabulations
made by Chairman Jones and secre-
tary Bell. the majority for E. d. Smith
Is so.ssS. which is the largest ma
tority ever received by a candidate
for the United States Senate in the
Democratic primary in this State, AMI
one Of the largest on record for any
office.
On the other hand, the majority
for Caughman is only $50, but Caugh-
man has broken the precedent in that
he Is the first member Of the railroad
commission. to be reelected after
serving one full term Of six years.
Another close race is in the Sd
judicial circuit, where p. H. Stoll has
q majority Of 100 for solicitor, defeat
ing ]. B. MCLAUGHLIN, who was ap-
pointed by Gov. Ansel on the passage
OF the new circuit bill. Both the So
licitors appointed by the Governor un-
der the act were defeated, Benet in
the 5th and MCLAUGHLIN in tho Sd.
According to the official figres there
were cast for railroad commissioner
ten thousand less votes than for Unit
ed States Senator, and the vote for
Senator reached the total of 10s,s34,
the highest second primary vote on
record The complete figures are as
follows:
John Gary Evans \ss,4ss. E. d.
Smith 70.436.
superintendent Of Education, Stiles
r. Mellichanmp 4S.46S, ]. e. Swear
ingen 61.379.
Railroad commissioner, Jas Cans
Ter 54,6S7, Banks L. Caughman, 55,-
100.
Congress. 5th district, T. B. Butler
6,465, D. E. Finley s,277.
Sixth district. J. E. Ellerbe 1O,O4s,
j. w. Ragsdale 1910.
Third judicial circuit, J. B. Nc
Lauchlin 3,5O3. P. H. Stoll 1888.
Fifth judicial circuit, w. Hampton
Cobb 3.42S, Geo. r. Rembert 2,571.
Tenth judicial circuit, Proctor A..
Bonham 9,597, j. ]. McSwain 1851.
Twelfth judicial circuit, G. p. Quat-
tlebaum 1881, Walter H. Wells, s.75s.
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that the newspapers are true refiec-
tors OF public opinion. The two prin-
cipal newspapers OF the State made a
strong fight against Mr.. Evans and Of
all the others that expressed them
selves We saw but two in his favor.
The newspapers do not inflence
public opinion so much as they are
Influenced by It, The people were
against John Gary Evans; there fore
the newspapers were against him.
They hsd to be. The support of all
the newspapers In the State would
have been purely artificial and would
not have elected him.
Mr. Evans political experience has
been little short of tragic. For two
short years he held the governor
ship Of the State. He has since
passed through IL years of uninter-
rupted and increasing defeat His
election to the United States senate.
the goal OF his life, has been conclu-
'sively proven to be impossible. His
life has been a success from some
standpoints. but the thing he most
desires = withheld from him. All
his talents. all his material posses
sions and all his friends are unable
to secure II for him. v The curtain
has been rung down on the political
ambitions Of John Gary Eyans.-spar-
tanburg Journal.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-16
Masters Sale.

F. BY virtue Of Decree Of thu Court
or Common Pleas for Sumter County.
In the State Of South Carolina, In the
case OF w. E. Jenkinson
Company. Plaintifr. vs.. b T.
Peoples, otherwise called B. J..
PEBBLES. Lou Peoples. otherwise
called Lou PEBBLES Marion Noise.
Juna X. Burgess and G. F. Schwerin,
Defendants. will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, at the Court
House in the City OF Sumter, in the
county and State aforesaid, on Sale
DAY IN October, 1908. being the 5th
day OF said month, during the usual
hours OF sale, the following described
real estate, to wit.
All those three lots of land herein
after described, lying, being and situ.
ate in'the town Of Sumter, County of
Sumter, State aforesaid:
J.. Lot No. 4 on Block c. of plat of
Villa Sites made by H. D. Noise, Sur
veyor, dated October 80, 1908, and re-
corded in Book T T T at page $40 in
the office Of G. c. c. p. for Sumter
County. fronting fifty feet on Orange
Street, and running back in depth one
hundred and fifty feet, and bounded
North by lot No. on said plat; East
by Orange Street; South by lot No.
and West by lot OF D. c. Deas.
2. Lot No. on block c., fronting
o0 feet on Orange Street and $50 on
Laurens Street. and bounded North
by Laurens Street; East by Orange
Street; South by lot No. 4 on said plat
and West by lot No. 1 on said plat.
3. Lot No. IL on block B. Of said
plat, so feet x $50 feet and bounded
North by lot 0, East by lot No. IS;
South by Laurens Street, and West by
lot No. II.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
H. FRANK WILSON,
Master.
Cant IL 1aao o.
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Sale.

By virtue Of Decree Of the Court
or Common Pleas for Sumter County.
In the State Of South Carolina, in the
case OF Marion Noise, Plaintiff, VS..
Chloe Benbow. Defendant. I will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der. at the Court House, in the City
OF Sumter. in the County and State
aforesaid. on Saleday in October,
1908. being the 5th day Of said month
during the the usual hours of sale,
the following described real estate, to
wit:
All that lot of land in the County Of
sumter. in said State. containing eight
acres. more or less. adjoining lands
oI march Slamon, Alexander Clark
son. Wallace Sanders and others.
Terms OF sale cash, purchaser to
pay for papers.
H. FRANK WILSON,
Master.
Sept. Is, 190S-3t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-16

WE WANT you to investigate the new
1908 Policies in the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company. The an
nual dividends are higher and our
rates are little lower than any
other old line company. Women in
sured also. Drop us a card giving
your age and we can furnish your
exact rate. G. E. Haynsworth.
manager, The Citizens Insurance
AsencE' 9-14&16&wit
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Gtt dolaublnan ana Soutbrs,
vxexsseAv. sePrrmsea ,s, 1908.

The city Of Sumter should raise q
substantial sum for the Bryan cam
paign fund. The money Is needed
and needed now.
when Senator Tsllman and Senator
Smith meet In the Senate they will
both. doubtless. recall the rough and
tumble debate they had at a Fourth
OF July picnic at Richardson's Grove
eight or ten years ago. This en-
conter was just about as vigorous q
s1lt - the writer ever heard. for both
talked plaiaiy and to the point.
Mr.. A. G. Jones. Of Newberry. who
once or twice had notions about run
ming for Governor and United State
Senator. has put aside his political as
ptFations and II nov boosting At
eornsy General Lyon ~ . candidate
4or 0ovsrnos two years hence. Unless
- = more fortunate In boosting Mr..
xsoa than hs was when he boosted
hlnso,f. Ar. Lyon WON'T 90 far or fast
- gubsrustorial candidate.
ns. Bryan turnsd the tables on
oDsaksr Caansa and the Csar Of the
ueuss WIN - kept busy for sometime
~pD,ainiag "whsrs no got It."
~. ... a
{ q Dssasosatie landslide this fall II
80 such q remote poasibility., Bryan
- ne Rspsbaicpns on the run and
~ ere asAtins - scared men nsht
- Deeeas oe Evans. Z
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-16

Tobacco,
Cigarettes,
Pipes.

Our line Of Smoking Goods
is larger and better than ever.
and we have many of the very
best 5, 10 and l5 cent goods
on the market. We have Nor.
ma Martinez, Rosamont, sib.
ert's Private Stock, Cinco,
Roigs, Cuesta- Rey and many
other 5 cent goods.
All the best 10 and Is cent
goods will be found here
Large line of Fine and CHEAP
Pipes.
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srArENHNr OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
Farmers Bank and Trust Co.,
LOCATED At SUMTER, s. c.
At the Close Of BusIneaa Sent n +ooa

LuCATED At SUMTER, s. C.
At the Close Of Business Sent. n. IONA
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, $.S,.Slo 81
Csnu noans, 400 45
Banking House, 1sS7s77
Furniture and Fixtures. 1851 "A
Due from Banks and Bankers. 46ISs AZ
Currency, soo ~
Gold, = SSs M
Cu' er' Nlc.eis ana PENNIES, ,'S6 81
o"e0AS @no oasn items, l,647 60
aesai' ,. $451, $50 Os
Capital Stock paid in S1a0Ooo nm
Tn:N:s ..P'.s .un1, 2l,03l So
rent Expenses and Taxes
n ra,d' 6sSl "a
Due Unpaid Dividends, 1SS m
Individual deposits, subject
to Check l7s,247 OF
Savings Deposits, 81, Soo 20
Bills Pay able SSNOo 90
Reserved for Taxes sN m
-'0"' az ont' 226 81
Total, slsIfoe no
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County # Sumter.
Before me came r. L. Edmunds. Cashier
VI the above named bank, who being
Gully sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is a true condition of
said Bank, as shown by the books of said
bank. '~
R. L. EDMUNDS, Cashier.
sworn to and subscribed before me this
l6,h day of Sept. 1908.
y. YATES, Notary Public, s. G.
Correct Attest:
c. G. ROWLAND.
R. j. BLAND,
ISSAC SCHWARTZ,
"ep'. TO- 1913. Directors.
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AcAm vW &C ooayaAcI
caain Ca.nAy = fesuiA - 1nuns
W6v CsUdAs.e = vessU-

St~.'iai to the lssaseT News.
Cleveland, Ohio, March 4 The
contract for the white marble WORK
for the new Mahoning county court
hosse at youngstown. Ohio WAS to-
day awarded 90 the Colorado Yale
Marble company. This company
already has the contract for furnish
ing white marble for the new S.3.
UOO,WD courthouse in Cleveland.
The lule com pany has an exhibit
in Cleveland which 10 considered by
many to surpass any effect yet pro-
duced in finished white marble. The
Cleveland and Youngstown court
houses will require about 800 cars
OF white marble from the Colorado
quarries
The above telegram shows the
way cur famous Crystal River mar
BILE is making good" Work 10
progressing 10 doable the capacity
Of the plant which now operates but
eight gangs Of ssws. before an
other year we may reasonably ex-
pect to see 100 gangs Of SAWS in
constant operation and the city of
growing by leaps and
bounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Co1lolSSjOMERS Net
msvsosai Saastsl by Csaaissa Cssaay
- Sscsss ESsiaahk esyassi q
Vs1ss Ceonissisoses bsst-
m Va gavss

The movement started by Com
missioner Collins, Custer and Miller
and County Attorney ID. 4. Sapp
for new law regarding payment
OF water commissioners is bearing
fruit. 1t will be remembered that
Gunaison WAS called Spoa TO pay
100 to 81 800 . year ons-tkiva
of expenses in the North Fork water
district where we have 2O00 acres
irrigated and Nontrose and Delta
counties $1,000 acres. Our com
missioners kicked aud succeeded
not only in having the exorbitant
amount cut down, but IN convincing
our sister counties that it was only
fair and Just to have the law
changed. To accomplish this last 1t
was decided at a Joint meeting of
commissioners to ask all Colorado
counties to get together and present
to the Legislature united demand
either that these water commission
ers should be paid by the state from
whom they receive appointment, or
that as the next best thing, they
should be under supervision Of the
counties paying the bills. II twenty
counties agreed the meeting was TO
be called, and +. W. Mcneil Of Mont-
rose, clerk of that county and OF the
proposed meeting. has heard from
Park, LaPlata, Custer, Lake, San
Miguel Eagle. Kit Carson, Pueblo,
Mesa, Saguache, Adams, Fremont,
Washington, Teller, Denver, Weld,
Clear Creek, jefferson, Boulder,
OLray and others to total OF TWEEN
tv-nine. all in favor Of the idea. so il
seems that our efforts are going to
bear good fruit and our taxpayers
may be relieved of this heavy bur
den.
At the meeting Of the commls-
sioners large number Of bills ac-
cumulated from January were ex-
amined and properly disposed Of
Saloon licenses were granted 10 San
terelli q Boni, and to Albert Arzor
ali at Mt Carbon, the latter having
purchased the Zeilinger saloon.
County treasurer was authorized
to accept S2i from Messrs Wood
worth Hamilton and Sitter for tax
title to TriuO ranch near White Pine
/ :. l. Whipp was given tax title for
/ $500 and fees to TIA. Anna. Bennett,
Barnes, R1ckeye, Champion, Grey
Eagle. kcene and Kentucky and ST.
lent Friend claims in the Elk Noun.
tains The semi annual financial
statement was approved and appears
on another page Of this paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
kstice q nass Meeting

Notice is hereby given that mass
meeting OF the qualified voters of
the Citizens Party of the town of
Gunnison, Colorado, will be held on
Saturday evening. March u, 1908,
in the Town Hall at 1:3O O'Clock, p.
m. sharp, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidate for Mayor for the
term of one year, three trustees fer
the term OF two years each and one
Trustee for the term of one year, TO
fill vacancy. to be voted for at an
election to he held on Tuesday.
April I, 1905, and - transact such
other business as may come before
said meeting
B. II. WEGENEE
Jos F. HEINEr
JOIN MCCoRMIcK,
Committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
WocE vs.. GOVERNOR
ivsly tn ostvssa osckAsl - Jsies
Ssia SAaekkSs4, = whirA
'Nsslap"

Things looked pretty warm at
Grand Junction Friday last when
His ExcelIency, Governor Buchtel
attem pied to lord it over the district
court. A man named Force was TO
be tried for horse stealing. Wyom-
lag psople thea asserted thst they
wanted to try him for murder and
the governor issued requisition and
ordered first the district attorney
and then the sheriff of Mesa county
TO deliver him up. Neither of these
officials paid any attention TO re-
peated demands OF the governor and
tina, individual grew very hot.
Later Force was convicted and
promptly sentenced to eight years
in the pen. Then the executive
anger blazed fierce There was no
law 10 prevent a court from being a
lackass If 1T saw fit ''lt was a
most stupid thing for court to do
and am surprised v The action
of the local court was unwise, un-
called for and discourteous. etc,
etc.
Thereupon the bar association of
Mesa county met and after carefully
reviewing the facts, upheld Judge
Shackleford and laid down ON the
governor in such vigorous, yet I'M
mistakable language that the afore-
said Buchtel FASTENED to 90 to Kan
sas TO deliver a lecture The com
mittee on behalf of the bar associ-
alton consisted Of W. 5. Sullivan, s.
NJ Logan. III. II. Rhone and s. y.
Wheeler and they said in part:
The course of Judge Shackleiord
we regard as entirely proper and
commendable, and commend him
more particularly for his restraint
and silence under such unmerlted
and uncalled for abuse and slander
by the governor Nothing could more
clearly demonstrate the uprlghtness
and self-control and character OF our
Judge Of the district court than his
attitude in remaining silent under
such irving circumstances.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
sTVUSTV WAkS AcU 4
sss>~<>~>se~>~>~S>s>>es
>hssaSo s.Ala scVssa .ssfx~cs i-s f.syvssf
Asd ssssr byass61ssi t. m.ar

Jadse Alex Gulless delivered An
sddress before the G.. A X Post 81
Delta that was widely quoted
Senators Ne.s ot Mi.soari and
ingslls oi Kansas we're having a
wosdy war that attracted much at
tentIon-
T.. y. Wilt cold his saddlerv and
harness business 10 B W Marsh
later Mr. Marsh also oosght out
0aryhal 4 Sons hArneus ssssblIsh
msat
Superintendent Mark Asrphy Of
Of the Sylvsni,e mine y Gothic
wss working twesty three Isen.
Large blocks of the ore were liter
ally bullion ~ they come from the
mine.
j. IL Gsvette purchased the gro
Gerry, qneenswsre establishment.
restaurant and Ruby lodging house
70 long conducted by T.. W. Ash
worth, the latter ceiling because of
i'll health.
In snow shoe race at Crested
Butte, Henry Miller won first, Edgar
johnson sscoad aud Geo. MilIer
third Judges of the race wers
Henry Painter and Y. y. NanOstern,
referee Erb,ns Grosi,eck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
0uD1TIoalA MErW
6 v0Asv - A1srGsss VI
GW0 Cs.aissa y onrus
~ - 0seo

AvuaHunepts have been made bv
the cpansy su uperintendeni 81 schools
fos = C,,su1r Teachers aud Direc-
tnsS ss~rtlDg to be held IN Gunn
soa, AssuA 20th aud 2lst 1905. A
cordisl issitation is extended % all
inserrsseA b. the cause Of education
~ be pssapnt aud take part in the
d.scSssson The school directors
of the eospty and all teachers are
urged TO be present that we may
have = hS0piul, interesting meeting.
TIE visioing teachers will receive
ire entealsinment while in Gunni-
soa. The d. q II. q. and G.. 4 s.
railroad tues have both granted
osse fare tor the round trip Follow
iAS u The program:
vridss evening, : clock, court
F0an.
ectssr, Saving Our Boys and
GaSa." DR.. Phillips, Denver Uni-
.vs.isy~
FslioXd by sn informal recep-
ton TO the visiting teachers and
school directors.
sATuRDAN MORNING 3 O'CLOCK
High School Assembly Room.
Music. High School Orchestra.
Address of Welcome, Miss John
son. County Supt
Talk, DIR. Phillips.
Vocal Solo, Miss Combs. Gunni-
son.
Primary Helps and Devices,
Miss Russell, Gunnison.
Discussion led bv Miss Skaats,
Pitkin.
School House and School
Grounds as Educational Factors, y
Miss Williams, Spencer General
discussion.
Vocal Solo, Miss Sanford, Crested
Butte.
Preparation Necessary for high
School Entrance Ia In Mathe-
matics, Miss Wrigley, .o.) In Eng
lish, Miss Cookie
Music, Orchestra.
Thought Power ia Pupiis-llow
Developed, Prin. a G. lloel, Gun
nison
Discussion led by Miss Easterly,
Ohio Creek.
Discipline in Country Schools, "
Miss Blackstone, lola. Discussion.
Vocal Solo, W. A. Franks
SATURDAY AFTERNOON l:lJ
Music, Orchestra.
The Worth of Teacher, W. \.
Franks, Prin. Co. High School.
Relation of School Director to
the School T. w Gray, Sec'y. Dist.
No. 10
Music, High School Glee Club.
Compulsory School Law, Judge
Iletherington.
Vocal Duet. Miss Combs and Mr..
Franks
2:45. Lecture. "Delusions in Edu-
cation" DIR. Phillips.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
The Entertainment Bureau

The Transcontlnental Trio return
ed out to be Duo as the cnntralto
soloist was sick in Denver with
pneumonia However, Mr.. Cutter OF
Boston and Miss Drake of Chicago
proved very Jolly entertainers Sstur-
day night and gave US a good num-
Der for the last one of the course
As a single handed piano player
Mr. Cutter is a wonder and his sing
ing was very good although in such
songs as Beautiful Fairy Tales
and a Tablet in the Halls Of
Fame one couldn't help comparing
him with Joe Newman Miss Drake
carried tho audience OFF its feet in
her first number, The LaRue
Stakes. and did good work through
out her recital.
The course of entertainments this
winter has been a decided success
and a good thing to keep going.
The promoters ran considerable risk
In the undertaking and are to be com
mended for their enterprise and pub
lie spirit, They include Judge
TIetherington. Rev J. u. Henry.
Rev. :. A. Webber. Rev. +. ".
Bacon, J : Folke. Ralph and ABBEY
Gaveite We are glad 10 learn that it
paid expenses. Over one hundred
pledges to buy 50 season tickets
next wear have been secured.