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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
PUBLIC WORKS BOARD
no MEET IN EARLY MAY.

CHARLESTON. Apr. the board
of public works has called a meet
ing for Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. May (. 5 and 6. for the pur-
pose OF hearing those who desire to
address the board concerning the
assessments Of the property OF rail-
roads, railroad toll bridges, car lines,
express liness telegraph lines and tel
ephone lines. The sessions win be-
gin.at II o'clock each morning and
any person Interested win be heard
By the board. and written statements
may be fled At any time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
GREAT SUCCESS
8 0etuck Club Entertainment
at Grand Opera House
Proved to Be.

Manager Robinson of the Grand
opera house, entertained the s
O'Clock Club on Friday evening. The
evening was most delightfully."- spent
Following the regular performance
the Club members had the house for
their own entertainment. which prov
ed TO be most delightful. Little Miss
Virginia Smith made great hit
along with all the others who took
part The opinion OF everybody who
attended was the same-delightful.
The s O'Clock Club is purely a
local organization, started a few
months ago by The Clarksburg Daily
Telegram. While stin in its In
fancy its membership ds growing
steadily and now numbers over
four hundred. Its object is not only
for mirth making. With the advent
Of warm weather a greater scope viii
be given to its usefulness and with
plans now being perfected it Is
hoped the young members VIII assist
in securing a happy vacation for some
less fortunate.
This was the first Of the Club
meteings-which later on will be
held at regular intervals. The Tele.
gram is sincerely proud OF this Clut
and takes great interest in each and
every one Of the girls and boys who
make up its membership.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
Ed Law IS SELECTED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
JUGGLES
CITY TATISTICS
None But an Insane Mind
Would Believe lis FIimsy
and ldiotic Argument.

Under flaming headlines an attempt
is made by the Democratic clique pa
per to prejudice the voters Of the city
against the Republican ticket with
as fiimsy an argument on figures and
taxes as ever was advanced by any
sane man. SO fiimsy as to show
Stiffness, an idiocy not to be easily
excused by an intelligent public.
A comparison with the Harmer ad-
minlstration Is attempted. The state
ment Is made that $23. 900 more in
taxes has been collected this year than
last. No one denies that but see
what all has been done with that
$4,000, II It be true that the two adj
minlstrations equalled one another In
the economic expenditures Of the re-
mafnder Of the taxes collected, not
including the $4,000 additional. The
uoating debt hns been reduce $780,
600.
$4,000 has been spent in improve
ing the water works and about the
same amount in paving streets and
all this too with the extra taxes, ac-
cordlng to the silly argument by the
News. Does this not show that the
present administration used the great
er part OF the taxes. not including the
additional, IN making improvements,
While as a matter OF fact the Harmer
administration used but very little of
it in improvements, virtually ponee
The administration last year paved a
portion OF portion of Third street, a
very small portion at that. ana Just u
little spot on the corner of West Main
and Fifth streets, while this year fully
ten blocks have been paved.
About $4,000 of oatlng debt was.
paid this year and the extra taxes
were but $4,000. all these improve
ments of those of last year have been
done with but $4,000 more than last
year. including the regular city ex-
penses. That shows that competency
has been in control this year.
Criticism is made OF some OF the
paving and the curb stone. The con-
tractor IS under contract with penalty
to replace the work in condition and
he has announced that this Will all be
done by him as soon as the weather
settles. He is a man of his word
and win replace and repave where 1t
is needed without cost to the city.
Were ne even not disposed to do so,
his contract would compel him to do
so, in order to receive the full amount
OF money for the work.
The slight increase in taxes has
not only paid almost all the floating
debt off but has caused a big lot Of
improvements to be made. In anoth-
er year the debt viii all be paid.
It must not be forgotten that the
head OF the clique ticket voted for the
tax rate as levied and. II fault IS to be
found with It. he is to be censured
just as much as anyone else. He was
and is a member of the city council
that laid the levy by which the ad-
ditIonal taxes are raised. Why not
blame him Just as much as his oppo-
nent. If blame is to be attached?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
People Are MOI to be caIoIed
by Garbled Statements
About City Finances.
FIGURES TELL THE STORY.
City Floating Debt Reduced
Almost One Half This Year
and is Not Increased.

In It's deliberate and malicious fall
sifieation. made with the mistaken
idea that the people of the city win
be cajoled into voting for its slate,
the DemoGratic organ in Saturday
mornings issue goes so far beyond
the pale of reason as to make this
ridiculous assertion;
THE city vouchers have grown in
proportion to the expenditures and
today. the city owes more money
than It did one year ago"
Proof of the utter faIsity OF the
statement by the News is shown in
the following figures furnished to
The Telegram by the city clerk and
taken by him from the official records
of the city which may be seen at city
headquarters at any time by the
News gang or any one else:
Outstanding Indebtedness.
April is, 1907. ......$4O,0 ,079.79
Interest on $4O.O79.79 for
one year at pct. .... 2,4O4.7s
Amount paid on city in
debtedness this year by
Republican administra-
ton up to Saturday,
April !. 1908 =. 1s.13s.s2
Outstanding Indebtedness.
Saturday. Apr. 4, 1908. 2O,sS9.s7
Indebtedness from last
year ................ 42,4S4.57
Paid by Republican ad-
ministratIon 1890. 19.1S9.S2
Present voucher indebted
ness .....t......... 2S,344.75
Showing reduction in the city9
floating Indebtedness of about ONE
HALF.
And yet the Democratic sheet has
the unmitigated gall to foist upon an
intelligent citizenship the deliberate
falsehood that the city's debt has not
been reduced by an able Republican
administration.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
PLOT DISCOVERED
But Designing Democrats win
Find Themselves Unable
to Carry Out Plans.

A deeply-laid plot has been un-
earthed, and the Democratic pIotters
VIII not be allowed to vote as they
have framed up to do at the Repub-
lican primary Monday. The election
commissioners will swear all such,
IL they attempt to vote, that they be-
lieve in the principles of the Repub-
hcan party, are Republicans In fact
and will support the nominees. 1t
is not thought they will have the gall
to periure themselves.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
FILIPINO DEMOCRATS
HOLD A CONVENTION
ny AssOeaasoa Prass.l

MANILA. April 4.-The Democrat
ic convention in the Philippines today
defeated a resolution condemning
the TAFT administration Of the islands
bs one vote. The convention indors-
ed Bryan for president and adopted
resolution demanding tariff reform,
Six delegates were elected to the ma
tionai Democratic convention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
AN EXPERT SKATER.

Mr.. Gin Hill IS among the young
men who have developed as expert
skaters at the rink. The stunts he
gets on elate and entertain his many
friends among the skaters and spec
tators.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
FRENCH MAsoNs STRIKE.

PARIS. France. Apr. A lockout
affecting 100000 masons and brick
layers and allied workmen in the
building trades went into effect to-
day. The troumle is over question.
OF working hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
NEW PUBLIC PRINTER

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April A.
John s. Leech. OF Illinois. now public
printer in the Philippines. has been
appointed public printer here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04

= Lsnen was born and reared in Harrison county
village OF has resided greater part of
his life the nephew Of Judge Charles
w Lynch In his early life the Of entered the
employ OF R. T. Lowndes OF this dry goods
business years at which time he
resigned his position went to Colorado.
Soon after arriving In Colorado Aspen thriving silver
mining town of about e thousand dry goods
business which was successfully supervision period of
ten years after which he returned to his native carksbu the
year 1900 where he has since actively identified retail dry
goods interests of the city.
During the Dastyear Mr. Lynch has with the
real estate interests Of the city ands this Lynch
Elliott Real Estate and Improvement Company
Mr. Lynch deeply future of our city and VIII he
found doing all in his the fuhng the best
convictions elected he viii be true to the t s
confidence placed n ham. 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
HAS APPENDICITIS.

Dr. r. A. Haynes was taken to st.
Afary's hospital this afternoon, where
he win be treated Tor appendicitis
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(cenilnuea on page 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-04
rHE WEATHER.

Fair and warnier tonight
ana sunday
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27

Il IS reported that the wedding BELLS
will ring "a Melross Thanksgiviag.
Thanksgiving. one OF the p~ieasan.
days OF tie year, has come again bat
1t s. hasG on the turkey.
Harry Smith Is going to have q new
windmill and tank. An Improvement
ae has .ong beer il need Of. Good
for you Harry.
Oar e~nterprisins aeighbor johnson
built q e hoghouse last week.
Johl is bound to have ta.nys com.
Portable for the winter.
The farmers who hulisd clover in
this vicinity last week repor. a good
Yield, 1t going from 3 TO 4 bushels TO
tue acre. 1t 10 worth 6i2 per bushel.
Messrs Mooar, Cunningham and
Reve were looking over the Lindeu
Beach phone line Saturday with the
expectation of improving it thi fall.
Eugene Hagan OF Westhops, N. D.,
Is here visiting a. the home of c.. Pew
Dame rumor has it that he ia com.
biuing business with pieasure-look'
ing for q ho~usekeeper.
j. Smucker and E. bubble are pre-
pairing to do some ditching on the
section they live on. so as t o give thu
surplus water . chance TO run of II
tie spring.
Lembke Bros. finished = successful
falls work with their thresher ant
corn husker Monday at C. Pew's. snt
put their rig into winter quarters
Ed Lembke will ship st once to Mon
tana where he he's q Homestead.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
Happenings

W. Fritz aud mother leaves for
E!gin, HI, next week to visit re,a-
tiyes.
You should read the ad of the
Stockholm state bank, which appears
n this department. This bank was
established q year 2 yesterday
Nov. IS. 1907. with G. L. Woo1 oresi.
dent, and c. Z. Mills, vice president,
both Of Milbank. and O. P. johnson,
Of STOCKHOLM, cashier. Nels Bergren
and O.. B. Fornel! are directors. The
bank IS capitalized at S., 900 aud has
oeen q success since it was started,
having carried Up to $50, 900. Al the
present time its deposits average
Sll 900. Mr.. Johnson, the cashier is
certainly making good and Is a geaGal
gentleman to meet.
A visit to the Bergren & Son store
IS worth ones time. Last winter they
we're burned out, but inside Of a very
short time Bert Voss and a crew Of
men lad a nice new building 10 for
the Z. They have restOckeG their store
with tho best thew could purchase,
and have a store that would be a
cred;. 70 q village of $50 population.
Miss l4vinia Anderson j. ciersinp
Cor them aud is always glad to wait
upon the 'adie- and show them their
new line Of dry good, etc.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27

Highest price paid tor cream. A.
M. Anderson.
c.. f. Barnes, the Herald man,
stayed in our town oyer sunday.
A. M. Anderson was a Reyillo Wis.
itor Saturday night.
Don't forget John o. Nelson's auc-
ton sale tomorrow, Saturday.
Bring your cream to A. NJ. Ander-
son. Highest price paid.
j. o. Nelson will have an auction
sale at his place next Saturday the
18th.
Emil Lundq uist and Mary Abram-
sOn went to Revillo last Saturday 10
attend a surprise on Axel Lindberg.
The Misses Ada Moe and Esther
Johnson took the moraiuy train to
RevillO saturday to attend q school
entertainment.
Stranburg Is noted for it's cement
side walks. much Of the credit for the
same belonging to Nels Forsberg,
who agitated the question with others.
John Hol stem has received a car
load OF org and pianos which he
intends tn sell out ia the neighbour
hood. He will also sell the Singer
sewing machine. John is q good sales
man, and will make the neighborhood
hum with the music from the pianos,
org n and singer sewing machines.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
In and Around Elmira

Mr.. August Boyer has recently had
his buildings repaintet.
Mr. Rlebea Back sold his farm
lately to his sons John and James.
y brand new boy arrived a. the
home Of Theodore ClcistiausOu not
long ago.
Jane. Black shredded corn for M.
Garvey and for VIII Mckernan last
week. Albert ohanstorn is running the
engine.
Many Of our reighbors will be TAX
ing poultry 20 MtIbaak, Thursday.
VII re Meyers & Wise are naSing up
q car load.
Faidimer Johaussen aad his mother
aud sister arrived from Chicago last
Thursday. AT present FaIdimer Is
working for Rty kimbali while Mrs.
Jonanssen viii De with the @oseph o.
son family
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27

! Mr.. c.. Fl. oiiian came UP
from Madison last Friday. Il + un-
derstooG that Mr.. Siiian has sold his
farm north Of town to some parties in
Minneapolis.
MFR. and Mrs. John Eols.en vent to
the cities a week ago aud returned
home asst SATURDAY. 1t is understood
that Mrs. Holster intends to start ia
the mitliner business anu was down
TO Day goods for the store.
Mr.. H. J. Weick, OF deuel. county,
vas in town las. Saturday. While here
Mr.. Wicks met Mr.. Barnes, and con-
~sequently subscribed tor the Herald
Advance aud was presented with one
of the best pairs Of shears ever made
in L. S. a. ASK him yourself.
We believe we have the best de-
pot agent in South DakrIa, Mr.. &. J.
Linngren, who tips the scales at 800
pounds. Mr.. Linngren IS Away on
Eand - attend TO railway business,
and in the winter has US all beat, for
while the rest OF IS on the - below
daj : are huddled up in or coats, the
agent - going about il his snlrt
sleeves. An amusing incident is told
Of W travelling men, who were leav-
ing the cities, for " atertown. One
was acquainted with this state and
knew the agent, while the other was a
stranger. 1t vas a cold winter morn.
ing L the strange man remarked
that they would freeze 20 death in
South DAKOTA. The other man re-
marked that they would see men IN
their slirt sleeves at work out O..
doors before they arrived at Water
town. A box OF cigars vas the bet.
When the train arrived at StrAudburg,
the travelling men got Off the train,
and there beheld Mr.. L.ungren work
ing in bis shirt sleeves. The box of
cigars vas purchased at " atertOwn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
Around ~Strandburg

AmunGson had a turkey shoot las.
! Saturday.
Lawrence Olson, OF Summit Is ne re
visiting with his father and brothers,.
Mr.. Jake Striekerts, of Waverlv,
was down buying sheep last Thursday.
f. NJ. Molberg. the Stockholm
| butcher, was in town on business last
Saturday.
Strandburg need a drug store and
a doctor. There i, a good opening
here for these lines.
A. J. Peterson the blacksmith was
doing some painting for +. OoluCd
last Friday and Saturday.
Six applicants for rural carriers
will go to Milbank the 18th inst. to
take the c. S. examination.
Axel Lindberg, who has been stay
ing at Ole Dahigren's for sometime
returned to Revillo last Saturday.
Miss Nancy L.andin is clerking for
NJ. 2. Moe at present. which is the
ea-on Of the smiling face OF young
Harold.
Strendburg people are pleased to
know that We are TO have a furniture
store, particulars vii. be given later.
A hand car load of boys went down
to Revillo last Saturday night to
have such an awful good time. It did
not look quite that way on Sunday
morning though.
L. f. Pickett of Spirit Lake, Iowa.
the auditor of the Bruce dgerton
Lumber Co, was here taking inven-
tory last Thursday. He found every
thing O. K.
Watch the smiling faces of strand
burg ladies. It's just because the
Herald brought with it some of those
Indispensable, Adjustable guaranteed
shears. 1t cuts everything.
A. NJ. Anderson, the merchant has
an ad in this department, Offering a
big discount on mems and boys suits,
which you should read. Mr.. Ander-
son prices csnnot be beat Ia Gran.
county. Read the ad.
G.. J. Swanson, the hardware mar,
adgertises a fine line Of heaters this
week, and he is selling them right.
Mr.. Swanson carries a very nice line
OF hardware aud saves 0 money on
every purchase. One Of his special
ties is a fine duster at 10 cents and a
coal hod size II, at only % cents
catalogue prices put to sleep. Read
the ad.
Mr.. J. Westlund, the photographer,
announces that he will soon have his
new gallery comuleted. He Is build.
ing a very neat and attractive build
ing on vi ain street, Que that would be
acceptable 10 a town much larger.
Strandburg is fortunate in having a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nd one whose
every piece Of work il equal to any
thing to be found in tie cities. He was
educated ia his trade ia Europe,
and that means it was learned through
hard work. He will lie pleased to show
you his work. Only q short time until
he will be ready to take your photos.
Wait for his announcement.
~Strandburg i, not the Oldest nor the
largest village in Grant county, but If
the present plans which were inaugur.
ated asst spring are carried TO compile
ton, this village will be the pref
test for its size 10 the state The
main street is nearly two blocks
long, When first laid out each proper
ty owner built to suit himself. Last
spring. the street was Strengthened out,
new cement walks laid full length on
both sides Of the street south OF the
railway tracks. Boulevards have been
laid out and other Improvements made
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
Elmira Happenings.

Novbenber "A, 1903.
Hiram Philbrick. who has been
working for Kate Sullivan the past
year, left for Wisconsin, Monaay.
Miss Nellie Garvey left for Water
town, Monday, for a visit with reia.
tives.
Superintendent. Kerr visited among
West Vernon schools last Monday.
He expected to take the train at Albee
for the hills country Monday evening.
Otto Buyer returned Saturday from
! New Uim, Mimi, where he has been
atteno ing school. Sickness 10 the To-
cality made Otto think it best to come
home.
The cleaning up along the roads by
burning and moving should DO sppre.
ciated by ali who use roads in the
winter. Our farmers ia Southwest
Vernon especially, have shown the
right spirit aud have done their best
to insure good roads through the
winter. Another thing that helps q
great deal to make smooth roads is
the blowing Of hsad-lsnds at the end
OF blowing instead OF turning on, and
blowing up the road. II you want q
good auto trip, try . ride along the
roads . few miles northwest Of Albee
and notice the we'll kept appearance
Of the farms - we'll ~ the 70 ads.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
MelrOse and Vicinity

Miss Anna Chapman spent a couple
u days visiting IA Corona last week.
Miss Bertha Austin arrived from
SIOUX Fails Saturday TO spend
Thanksgiving week with her parents.
The Pew sisters, Eunice and Calissas
came home from Aberdeen Sunday
morning where they are attending the
normal schooi, 10 spend ThanksgiT.
ing at homa.
Miss Anna keras came out Sunday
10 teach her school Ia Pew district
which has been carried on by a sua-
stltute for several weeks, owing TO
sickness IN The Kern family.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
Around About LaBolt

Nov. Is, 1903.
SAN #ohnson vent to Albee Satur-
day evening returning Sunday.
Anna. Father and Ruth Eng!und
and Eaaa B~erQuest went to Ailbank
last Thursday.
Mr.. &. England is helping Mr..
w Saeverson with banking work for
a few weeks.
Rev. Anderson gave q lecture in
the eagrch here last Monday evening.
He is a missionary from China and
SO vas able to give to his audience
many interesting facts about the east
ecn country.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27

Thursday aud Friday 40 thaA all
might prepare for, and recruit from
,sneir Thanksgiving dinner.
One Of che men VINO we're helping
butcher ca the Fairchiid farm. he
other day, came near losing q
thumb, by accidentally getting the
member mentioned into a hogs mouth,
and as @ last resort. Mr.. Hog At
tempted 10 bite il off.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27
.Mazeppa Tattlings.

Nov. -, 1908
John Beeten wen, to Aberdeen a St
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Mr.. Shippy va. tr~ansac,;ng bust
ness at the ranch Monday.
Tom Beesem took a load Of hay to
Mllbank last Tuesday.
Miss Lille Harper commenced
teaching ia District No. 5, Monday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wlrtenoee drove to
South Shore last wednesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27


r. c. Gear Sundayed in Huroa, Wis
ting old friends.
J. c. Jensen and Fred Stefenson
are buy up hogs.
Mr.. Chas. huIt and son of Label,
were Visiting friends here Saturday..
Mes Christensen reports the loss Of
three yearlings from owe eating.
c. j. Hanson will be our future
BLACKSMITH during the absence OF Fl.
L. Johnson.
Frank 4. Baker, the livery AID
dray man, ENJOYS u good business
and :, busy all the time.
The No-thwesteru Elevator, MIR.
L1nI4ui't, agent, IS Installing a new
gasoline engine this week,
Charles Geister is having some ir
proVements made on his farm a tie
way Of 0ew buildings.
Mr., aad MIS-. W. a. Merton viii.
.eave for Elgin, H., and otaer points.
lc a fe" Gays, 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. Box and Rev. Miller returned
Moaday from Webster, where the
have been holding their acu4a. con.
ference.
lac way manure ~spreaders are 90.
log out OF town l. a caution. Filbert
Bros. a hardly snip them ia fast
enough.
The Forest Lumber Co., we're doing
a great stunt IN selling the best Hook
ing alley coal direct from the car at
20 % a toe this week.
F.lbart Bros haye an ad in this de.
partmeat, making some very tempting
Offers 10 hardware, etc. They are eu.
IoYlng a very nice trade and merit
the same
Il. r. johnson took the morning
train for Minneapolis; from there he
goes to Sweden TO spend The winter ana
visit al. parents.
Rev. Anderson. a Chinese mission.
AIRY. held forth IN The Swedish Mission
church Sunday and had large attend.
aHce both afternoon and evening.
Feed S~teffensHn's baby swallowed
sone kerosene a lew days ago which
made him very sick for a time. but at
the present writing he - feeling pretty
vel. again.
Quite a number Cf our sport-meu
went To Strawberry Saturday 10 take
70 the turkey shoot. We did no. see
any turkeys, 50 suppose they did 1ot
get my.
The Dakota Central Telephone Co,
Inc has been removed between Stock.
holm and Twin Brooks. The line be-.
lcg connected with Miipank va strand
burg and LaBolt.
Brick Eellberg, WHO starred the
neas market here last spring, SAYS ne
Is Dot sorry Of the venture, tt.ae he
has done we'll from the verv eta-t,
aud hls trade - increasing steadily.
Free Wooknan, living on the old
Wood Bros- farm, has the record FOR
trapping the largest numDer Of k:sds
Of game IN a single trap. Toe o.aer
day he ret d trap for a wolf. Ea
caught a cat, then a dog, 4 SKUNK sad
inaliy he Ianded NJ. Wolf.
The Forrest Lumber CO., .JoseDh.i
hedtnan, manager, have recently sold
the lumber fo- -everaI new baru5 20
oe built n this vicinity. Larson
Bros. are building an addition TO-
their 6ac2s and N pott 5 having a.
stock shed LsZI-3 feet buils OF his,
4.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-27

TIME T~ABLE-GREAT NORTHERN R. r.
No. lSh. passenger, going east........ 9:45 a. IN
No l'l, passenger, going west ........ Sol D.. m
No. 81 :, m!xed tram, gong east. .... LEO D. m
No 500 mixed train goin g west .......5:l5 D. m