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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-04-24
John N. Never Fails.

Congressman Garner has just in
PRODUCED a bill in congress to OBJ
tain consent of the Mexican gov
Eminent for bridging the Rio
Grande at Brownsville for an ex-
tension Of the St. Louis and
Brownsville road to connect with
the Mexican National road at Mat
zmoros. which is equivalent to say
ing that this international agree
ueat will be secured, as Mr.. Gar
ner is never known to fail in his
aficiai work for the good of the
couufry--L<aredo Times.
Ex-preriier Sir Henry Campbell
Zimmerman of England is dead
-. ala illness of several weeks.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-04-24

Breakfast la Carte; Regular
Dinner or Supper IS Cents
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-04-24

Italy will make a naval demon
stration to coerce Turkey into al
lowing her to establish postoffices
on Turkish sell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

While driving from Almont 10 his
place on Taylor river last Sunday y.
5. Candy was severely injured. Two
saddle horses were tied to the wagon
and one of the animals got its foot
caught in the wagon wheel. While
attempting to release it the horse
plunged, striking Mr.. Candy on the
arm. The result was fractured
shoulder and broken arm. A doc
tor was called and Mr.. Candy is
nos getting along nicely
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Fred Zugelder has completed his
row boat. the blue Bird" Nester-
day he launched it at the Pratt
bridge and hoated down opposite
town. Today with a party Of eight
he is making his way to the Sports
men Hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
the ceao o. TINE ROCKIES
0oU 0po0 - - punase

Tuesday an Excursion Day
T1DAay euo Osaor16o SPRING. aed Fss-
basO aA Poiso st vssy iow r.ars for sAe
ssssA "Trip. N-25
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mrs Sprisg Shaekleford arrived
from Grand junction during the
week and is visiting her daughter
Mrs j G. Parsons
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Frank Hoel and family left Tues
day for Grand Junction Mr. Hoel
Is brakeman on the broad gage run
from that city to Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

W IL Bray returned Saturday -
his occupation as superintendent of
the government road between Lu-
Jane and River Portal
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

All members of the Christian
church are requested TO neet at the
church Friday, Aug. .th 300 p. m
Important business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

over ~ different postal card
views OF Gunnison county, for sale
at the News-Champion Office. On
sale st retail in the principal stores
throughout this section. Buy a
dozen and advertise the country by
using these cards in writing to east
ern friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

W. j Fine, city Treasurer of lApa-
yer and W II llckberl If fitkln are
stopping st La Neta, enjoying the
fishing
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Nr. and Ms.. ". ;. Lhtto sss eetes-
talniag their n,ess Mrs. j. ". CSs-
peuter Of Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

EaSsaees George Porter hss
been up trying his fssor'se hsAsna
holes ia the Gen pl-oa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Each member Of the Monday
afternoon club is requested 10 mee,
at the home Of Mrs. Ira Brown next
Monday afternoon Aug. 3rd. 20 dis
cuss the programme for the coming
year
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

BegiHnsng August LIST. N'ss Assd
BRAY takss Position - clerk IN the
Office Of the Gunalspa forest reserve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

The Webster three story brick is
receiving front dressing of paint.
rs - also the Western Union Teie-
graph Co, French 4 Erdman are
doing the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mlllard FssrlSmb of iklta, a pvosu-
inent attorney of the lower valley
was in our midsi the Latter part 81
las, week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

The city schools will start Sept
embsr l4th. with II. r. NowUr of
Iowa - priscipsl. Niss kasherine
Nef will have charge Of Tie 5th. a.d
6th. grades, Aiss Ida Lauritzea Of
Chicago 3rd. sad 4tA, Niss Mabel
nilIsaa Of Cresssd Bette, frst pri-
mary and Ain Anaie Dill Of Missouri
sscoed psiosry. IL pr;nary
gra1s viii - = Tie Pins Str,et
seAeols aad IL rsst Of tke sr.des u
the esst town school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

The Crested Butte telephone com
pany is exploring for the best route
to Aspen. The plan now is to build
by way of Brush creek and Pearl
paSS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mrs f. N. Nourse and Miss Narv
Dean drove TO Waunita Friday. The
former returned Tuesday, while Miss
Mary remained at Parlin TO visit
her uncle, W. I. Bsckev.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
COAL COAL. COAL.
Isrv~s 4 Ferguson.

Taes for shipping fish. ] cen,
each At Neve- Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

T. A. Nache,l and tsmsis drove
fran ,hesr Ces.hes,ps ranch ! fssstsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Ar. Cost. uas . kes1sess sssssas
frosn Daylss.lIs lsss >sssrdSy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mr. and Mrs II. r. Lake, Miss
Mollie Burt and Frank q. Burt are
spending some days at Waunita.
They lett here Wednesday morning..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Louis Cortay was over from Iris
during the week. He predicts the
election of Bryan, and indeed it be-
gins TO look as though there was nc
sort of doubt about it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

just received. The new large
wells. also the new Hair Light Pom
padours.
SNMpTINEpS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Chas. Haney returned Saturday
from several weeks in the Saith
Fork section. He reports meeting
the Yates family who arc camping
through the Nortk Fork, headed
toward Paonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

br \. II. Lee, presiding elder
oi ile Methodist church held a con
fereHrc at the church "Wednesday
evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

County Clerk T. j. Hurley is
sPelding the week at Cebolla with
his iamily, who are recuperating at
that resort
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
] kte FFe0 to0e

Aaannnnnnnnnnnnnay
a~lN LIONS wen, D..ck - Tellsr,de
sa.ar isy
h-E'sl@E meals s5 cent? at the
Ne0 urs Restaurant.
as :. A Webter j. VISITING her
F'"Faiiis al SILVER Plume.
Walker Burueu 70 over fro.s
Lsaser GA business this week
l1s never sEeai too mach for a
tliag alter having read the ads care
ts
11mioFtsb.e porch furnItsre. camp
char. etc. Clarence Adams Gunni-
sOU
hr u l. Nebaiiey Of Delta came
M Wednesday for couple Of weeks
hs nag
Aiss Llla Shack ieiard Is here from
Grand junction Wishing with Mrs.
j. & Parsons.
For Kitchen furniture see Clarence
Adams. anything from a wire dish
eio.l % the best kitchen cabinet
mae
I
Under Sheriff Mckay went %
BoWcrman and Pitkin this week on
BUSINESS connected with the sherifis
ofIrl
hr \. H. Lee, presiding elder
oi iae Methodist church held a con
fercHrc at the church "Wednesday
evening
County Clerk T. j. Hurley is
spending the week at Cebolla with
his idmily, who are recuperating at
tina resort.
! A Paul Of the Ridenour, Baker.
Braglou Mercantile Co. of Pueblo
~as here yesterday on his semi
monthlv visit 10 our business men
Mrs Pete Tramarcaz and Mrs
Franz Roberts spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Maurice Tourney
and Mrs. Jerry o O'liegan of Parlin.
Mss Carrie Eells accompanied by
her grandmother, Mrs. s. j. Eells,
left Monday for Montrose. She will
try the sanitorium at Montrose. for
nervous trouble.
Howard Marshall has sold new
Iowa Dairy separatsrs to J Il. Berg
j. ). 0cnright and s. NJ. Bottentield
lie has ordered twelve more from
the factory. Mr. Marshall asserts
that this machine will separate milk
- hours old, aud that without
warming.
over ~ different postal card
views of Gunnison county, for sale
at the News Champion Office. On
sale st retail in the principal stores
throughout this section. Buy a
dozen and advertise the country by
using these cards in writing to east
ern friends.
DIR. GEORGE SULLIVAN
DENTIST
Crew ~ ost1Os WssA . Sessiessv
Onices over Mueller's JeSolry Store
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

aiser tsruett 70 over fross
Ihuser oa business this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Friends Of Mrs. John Wolfe viii
he glad 10 learn that she is rapidly
recovering from her serious illness
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Under Sheriff Mckay went 70
BoWcrman and Pitkin this week on
BUSINESS connected with the sherifis
OIL
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Afs ;. A WebbeT " VISITING he,
~ al Silver Plane.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

A liemorest Contest will he gwen
August Is Program viii be ppb-
lished next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Howard Marshall has sold new
Iowa Dairy separatsrs to J r. Berg,
j. ). 0cnright and S. NJ. Bottentield.
He has ordered twelve more from
the factory. Mr., Marshall asserts
That this machine will separate milk
- hours old, aud that without
warming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

l1s never sfeai too much for a
tllag alter having read the ads care
fs
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Aiss Llla Shack leiard Is here from
Grand junction visiting with Mrs.
j. q Parsons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Hon p Y sspF q. n DsHses sh.s
sssA
Aa Csas Ssriss ID Csuso u tess
si~srsaS trssada
Hairy ETaB.aa rcssr1si - Como
Era .. the seed
" W Wsli x.s doom from Tin
Cop Wednesday
Mr.. Joe ferclb.cker os Come Is
visiting Mrs Doyle.
LI;tie HsSh fsluser Is ..oxly re-
covering from q sssr.0s. Illness
Ms. Lula fcar.oa of Pitkin Is
vIsstsng friends IN GunnI.oa
Lou Grether was business visitor
from ohie City durlac the week
Amos >hackleford Fcturaed Sat
urday from SIX weeks visit IN Calf
Mrs. Georee Wilson of Boulder .s
here visiting her brother, A l.
Wilson.
Mr. aad Mrs. Il. h Lewis are
moving Into their home ca Virginia
avenue
The High School orchestra will
give q dance at W0odman hall to
morrow night.
Mr. aud Mrs. p NJ Marris aud
children If Pseblo are here ca a
hshiHg Trip.
A ljemorest Contest Will he given
August Is Program viii be pab-
lished next week
Friends Of Mrs John Wolfe viii
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

% u L. Nehafiey Of Delta came
aI Wednesday for couple Of weeks
hs nag
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mr. aud Mrs. p NJ. Marris aud
children af Pseblo are here ca a
fishing trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

For Kitchen furniture see Clarence
Adams. anything from a wire dish
cio.l % the best kitchen cabinet
mae
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

~ ~ q hsd
0asnaV Ssi1 =
A.y Nlsa --...
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

s@lk LYONS sea, e.ck H. Tellsr,de
Ss.uris
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

oomsoTtsb.e porch fsrlitsre. camp
char. esc. Clarence Adams Gunni-
So
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

| A-a-ai~F meals - cent. at the
Me- iars RESTAURANT
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

The High School orchestra will
give q dance at WoodmaH hall to
morrow night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

] A. Paul Of the Ridenour, Baker,
brag lon Mercantile Co. of Pueblo
vas here yesterday on his semi
mouthlv visit 10 our business men
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

a fifteen cent want ad in the
Ne~s-Champion last week found the
owner a lost glove worth 81 Among
the thousands who were upon our
streets Cattlemen's Day. it would
have been difficult, without this
paper, to have found the lady who
lost it. Perhaps you have some
thing to sell that only one individ-
ual among the 200 in Gunnison
county carcs for. Can YOU think of
any cheaper method than a News
Chaapien want ad to find that in
dividual9
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

~ ~ 4 -
uaopssne Ssh1 =
! G.y psnsa
Ar Cost. was . besAsess Sasssos
from Dsyles.lIs ls~s Saturday.
T. A Mstehe,l aud tsmsis drove
frgHa ,hesr Cashessps ranch ! fsssasy
Mr.. aud Ms. ". :. Lht,o sss eeses-
talninS their n,ess Nrs J ". Css-
peuter 81 Pueblo.
EaS,sees George Porter hes
been sP trying hss fssorsse hsAsnG
holes sn the GSap,.oa
Beginalag August LIST. N'ss Assd
BRAY takes a position - clerk IN the
Office Of the GunnIspa forest reserve.
Mlllard Fssrlsmb of iAel,a. a psosa-
inent attorney Of the lower valley
was IN our mid-i the Latter part of
las, week.
W j Fine, city Treasurer 81 lApa-
yer and w II lickberl If fitkin are
stopping st La Neta, enjoying the
fishing
Mrs Sprisg Shackleford arrived
from Grand junction during the
week and - visiting her daughter
Mrs. J &. Parsons
All membev of the Christian
church are requested 10 raeet at the
church Friday, Aug. .th 300 p. m.
Important business.
W IL Bray returned Saturday -
his occupation as superintendent of
the government road between Lu-
jane and River Portal
Frank Hoel and family left Tues
day for Grand junction. Mr.. Hoel
Is brakeman on the broad gage run
from that city to Montrose
just received. The new large
wells. also the new Hair Light Pom
padours.
SAMPINERs.
The Crested Butte telephone com
pany is exploring for the best route
to Aspen, The plan now is to build
by way of Brush creek and Pearl
pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lake, Miss
Mollie Burt and Frank q. Burt are
spending some davs at Waunita.
They lelt here Wednesday morning.
The Webster three story brick is
receiving q front dressing of paint.
rs - also the Western Union Teie-
graph Co., French & Erdman are
doing the work.
Mrs. f. N. Nourse and Miss Narv
Dean drove TO Waunita Friday. The
former returned Tuesday, while Miss
Mary remained at Parlin TO visit
her uncle, W. +. Bsckey.
Louis Cortay was over from Iris
during the week. He predicts the
election of Bryan, and indeed it be-
gins to look as though there was no
sort of doubt about it.
Chas. Haney retsrned Saturday
from several weeks in the Smith
Fork section. He reports meeting
the Yates family who arc camping
through the Nortk Fork, headed
toward Paonia.
Delta and Mesa counties are
having . controversy over a strip
fifteen miles wide on Grand Mesa
along the boundary of the two coun-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

IAelta and Mesa counties are
having . controversy over strip
fifteen miles wide on Grand Mesa
along the boundary of the two coun-
ties. Mesa has it but Delta claims
il, and a survey is being made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mss Carrie Eells accompanied by
her grandmother, Mrs. s. j. Eells,
left Monday for Montrose. She will
try the sanitorium at Montrose, for
Der yous trouble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mrs. Pete Tramarcaz and Mrs
Fran Roberts spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Maurice Tourney
and Mrs. Jerry o Regan of Parlin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

tss1 y T s.pP ,s N Dsases sh.s
SseA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Mr. aud Mrs Il. b Lewis are
moving lnto their home ca Virginia
avenue
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Those knowing themselves in
debted 10 the finance committee of
the Cattlemen's Day celebration are
requested to remit to J d. Jennings.
chairman. Also, those TO whom the
committee is indebted will please
present statement of account
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Aa Csas Ssriss ID Cssso u tess
sissrsaS tr.sada
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

" W. Woli xss assn from T.,
Cop Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Lake City times-J. II. Gavette,
manager for Prof. G.. W. Oles, the
celebrated violinist Of Boulder, came
in last Thursday evening and mad.
for a concert at the
Armory Hall tomorrow night. Mr..
Gazette left again Friday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Harry ETaBaa Fcssrssa - Come
sEss q. the wssx
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
CHURCH FAIRS ARE
SCORED BY BISHOP
DR.. Nichols Says Other Reforms
Should Precede Fight Against
Racetrack Gambling

BERKELEY. Oct 2-Bfshop William
Ford Nichols OF the Episcopal church
declared at the meeting OF the antt-
racetrack league Of California. held in
the First Presbyterian church tonight.
that before the churches could with
clean hands consistently enter into the
fight for the abolishment OF the race
track evil the churches would first have
to do away with grabbags. wheels Oe
fortune and all games OF chance CON-
Quoted at church fairs. which he char
acterized as demoraIizing forns OF
gambling.
The bishop asserted that the church
should set its face against all games. OF
chance such as are usually operated at
church fairs and which, the divine said.
cultivated the gambling instinct
There is a certain form OF superstf-
tIOn in gambling" said Bishop Nichols,
so that the battle against gambling in;
all forms is In a way a battle between
superstition and enlightenment Our
fight is not against the horse. We all
love the animal. II relief from the race
track is TO come. 1t will have to come
through legislation Extra efforts will
have TO be put forth now to- accomplish
results as California is one of the" last
strongholds of the racetrack element,
and that element win fight to hold its
ground"
Earl H Webb. president OF the anti
racetrack league of California presided
at the meeting tonight. Prof. William
F. Bade, chairman OF the publicity
committee OF the league. reported that
within the last II months letters had
been sent out to 1900 clubs and COM
mercial organizations throughout the
ministers.
The Berkeley political equality league
sent a letter In which T. indorsed the
work of the anti-racetrack organiza->
ton and promised assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
.ELKS ARE TO BEGIN
WORK ON NEW HOME
San Francisco Lodge VIII 0c-
cupy Sl5O,OOO Structure
Before Next July

The new s15OOOO four story steel
frame building 10 be used exclusively
by san Francisco lodge No. 3. B. P. o. e.
Will be occupied before next July
Work win begin on the site in Powell
street above Sutter. before November l.
The architecture. designed by A A
Cantin, will be Spanish renaissance,
with mission features. The basement
will be fitted up as a jinks and ball
room, with heavy timbered ceiling,
high wainscoting and clinker brick
walls. The main floor viii have a
commOdious lounging room dining
room. billiard, library. telephone, writ
ing, card and reading rooms. 1t will
have a completely equipped kitchen
and a tiled Dutch room. The second
floor will have living rooms. baths and
showers. The main lodgeroom will be
IN the rear of the third and fourth
floors, with magnificent dome 20 by
80 feet. The room VIII be finished in
hard woods. In the front Of these
two floors will be living rooms and
baths. The lighting and ventilation
features have been carefully looked
into. and there viii be a fast electric
elevator connecting with all floors.
The interior finishings will be expensive
and rich.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
FEAR OF AHLSTEDT
FELT BY NEIGHbORS
Reported Release of Suspect in
DOnahue Mystery Causes
Apprehension

OAKLAND, Oct 2.-Meetlngs of citi-
zens living close to the homes OF the
late Daniel Donahue and Gustave Ahl-
stedt, who was arrested on suspicion
of having murdered Mrs. Donahue,
have been held during the last two
days to comfort each other in their
apprehension over the expected re-
lease of Ahlstedt They fear he will
harm some of them for discussing pub
lfcly what they know about him in the
recent investigation. A report was
circulated that he had been freed on
bail from the San Francisco jail,
where he was held on a charge of bur-
glary preferred by Mrs. E. Laumeister.
number of people became fright
ened at the prospect of having the man
free in their midst. Some of them
telephoned to Captain of Detectives
Petersen for protection in case the
report was true. Petersen alleviated
their fears for the time being by say
ing that Ahlstedt had not been re-
leased.
The courts must pass on the life in
surance policies held by Mrs. Dona-
hue in the Ben Hur tribe. Her puta-
tive husband and the beneficiary named
in the policy committed suicide. His
brother, John Donahue, planned to
claim the policy as heir to Daniel
Donahue. John Donahue is seeking to
establish the existence of a marriage
between the couple, which was doubt
ed by the authorities in charge of the
investigation of the mystery of her
death
The local secretary OF the Ben Hur
tribe has turned the certificates over
to the public administrator, who will
hold them pending court order.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
BIG LEASES CLOSED
DURING TIE WEEK
Harrigan, Weidenmuller & Ros-
enstirn Let Properties
Renting at $56,7OO

Leases amounting to s56,700 were
made during the week by the firm of
Harrigan, Weidenmuller & Rosenstirn,
which is evidence that this branch
OF the real estate business is by no
means dull.
The firm reports that they leased for
the account of the r. r. Thompson
estate to the Wilmerding-Loew COM
pany the three story and basement
brick building on the northeasterly line
of Main street, 70 feet southeasterly
from Market street, and having 'front.'
age of 80 feet by a depth of 1876 feet,
for five years at total rental of
$4,000.
Another good lease was on account
OF Mortimer and Herbert Fleishhacker
to L. ]. Shattuck & Co., the ground
floor and basement in the five story and
basement brick building on the west
side of Fremont street, 1876 feet south
of Mission street, for 81 months at a
total rental of SIS, 900.
Other good leases were:
For the account OF Jesse Newbauer to S. Meyer
* Co, the entire second floor contained ia the
two story and basement building at % Sansome
street for a months at rental of $4,000.
For the account OF c. h. AIorrel TO John Zaro,
store in easterly line Of Mason street % feet
south Of Elwood. for i've years at total rental
Of s., 600.
For account of Charles Josselyn to S. Musett
and P. Fedesehi the entire one story and base
ment brick building in easterly line OF Front
street, 90 feet south Of Jackson, for one year at
a total rental of 81 200.
For account of G. Podesto to Florence Mul
roney the entire two story ard basement building
at 1I12 Sacramento street for three years, on pri
vate terms.
For account Of United office building company
10 Rivers Brothers, the store at 465 Montgomery
street for three years at total rental of So 800
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-03
AIMS TO CORRECT
GRAFT IN PRINTING
Grand Jury VIII Recommend a
Law to Check Waste of
Public Funds

OAKLAND, Oct. 2-Changes IN the
laws of the state affecting every county
government viii be recommended
shortly TO the grand jury in the sub
mission Of its partial report dealing
with the subject of the printing graft,
which has been one of the distinguish
ing features Of the investigation Of
Alameda county. Too much discretion,
with no provisions for an effective ac-
counting, can not be intrusted in the
board of supervisors, according to the
grand jurors. Extravaganza in the
awarding of printing contracts has al
ways existed here, and the successive
boards of supervisors for a quarter OF
a century have not failed to take full
advantage of the laxity of the stat
utes, the Investigators found. In this
the present board. with it's four active
members, is a little beyond the aver
age
The procedure has been simple The
board of supervisors fixes the rates
to be paid for county printing, and
the favored ones, notably the Oakland
Tribune, have not been overlooked in
the placing of contracts by the heads
of departments.
The board can reduce these con-
tracts, but has never done so. In the
old days the surplus was earted off, it
was said, and destroyed to save the
evidence from reaching the public. The
grand jury will show that the rates are
in excess of private rates by from %
to 100 per cent and have always
been so.
The grand jury will also advise the
reorganization of the county book
keeping.