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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01

CRIMINAL CASES HEARD IN
DIST. COURT AT CASTLEDALE
1snenial corresnondence. )

c,ASTLEDALE, Emery Co, June 25.
--tPhe Seventh judicial district court
convened at Castledale, on Monday.
June q. and although there was good
sized calendar. the business was dis
posed of by Wednesday, The defend
ants in5 all the criminal cases plead
guilty, so that no jury was used. The
sad feature OF the term was the sendlne
OF three boys to the penitentiary for
six months each, and one to the Re-
form school for several years. The
criminal cases disposed of follow:
Magnus Knudsen, Alvin Larson and
Lamar lSillpack, charged with breaking
into the Ferron saloon, plead guilty,
and were sentenced to Jail for six
months each.
Ivan NJ Akelund entered plea OF
guilty to charge of forgery, and was
sentenced to the Reform school until he
lis 81 years of age; he is now only is.
sylvester shaw plead guilty to break
ing into freight car and received a
sentence, of sixamonths in the pen
Town Of Castledale vs. George w.
Brandon, appeal from Justices court,
where he had received a sentence of
$50 fine and 20 days in the county jail
fol. selling liquor without a license, the
defendant plead guilty and on recon-
mendation of the town attorney. F. f.
Woods, was sentenced to pay a me OF
$50.
e A large number Of civil cases We're
also disposed Of
In the case of Joseph Dumayne vs.
Lilly T. Dumayne, divorce granted at
the last term Of court, motion for a new
trial. continued for the term,
G.. w Middleton vs. Julia NJ Middle
tom motion to retax costs filed: con-
tempt part of case continued; costs re-
vised,
Sarah L, Davis VS.. Morgan r. Davis.
action for divorce; intelocutory decree
in favor of plaintiff granted.
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SHOCKING: DEATH
ON. THE | / RAIL
BODY Of a Young Man, Unknown,
Found Near Rock Springs,
Wyoming.
FIRE IN MORRIS PAINT 4 STORE I I L:
--- 49, - -
FIRE IN MORRIS PAINT STORE T:
los Of $4,000 Entailed by Blaze-suit
a Over Custody of Belnap Child
Car Inspector Loses Foot.

OGDEN; & July j. The badly mutt
la,ed body of an unknown young man
was found near the railroad track by
The train crew on the West-bound fast
ma,l yesterday morning. lying on the
track about two miles east Of Point of
Rocks The remains We're removed
from the track and the coroner at
Rock Springs was notified and an in
quest was arranged for. 1t is supposed
that the man fell from a moving train
during the night before and met in
slant death beneath tho wheels. Ono
osthe legs was entirely amputated and
found about 75afeet from the trunk of
the body The deceased was about 20
s years OF age and had nothing whatever
tha, would lead to the identification Of
the man. t.3 ri
SUIT FOR CUSTODY OF CHILD.
3 OGDEN. gJply .-In the matter of the
estate and guardianship OF Dora Jane
4 Btlnap the child's mother Emily d.
Pfestin has filed a demurrer to the pc
ti,ion Of Oliver Belnap to secure the
custody of the child Mrs. .Prestin al
leges the court has no Jurisdiction in
the case and says that the child was
awarded To her in the decree of di-
vorce she secured from Belnap and
aaks the dismissal Of the petition.
From reliable source 1t has been
learned that Mrs Prestin is backed In
her fight for the custody OF her child
4 by many friends andsis determined to
Il put UP d very Arong fight. AT present
the child is detained ut the Ogden Gen
eralhospital by orders of the court.
Dora Jane Belnap was removed
TO the hospital following an I'LL
ness that was brought on by eating
aoped candy that was given her by
one Joe Mckay and who later left the
city Following the removal Of the
arrested upon the complaint of County
Physician Pidcock who alleged that
the woman had made threats against
his life, for sending her child to the
hospital This complaint was subse-
quently dismissed By the county attor-s
ney.
Herbert ,Prestin. the second husband
Of the woman, was arrested in Salt
Lake some months ago. as IT. was
thought that he was implicated in the
murder of Deputy Eiheriff Seymour
Clark at Uintah last November. but
later the case was dismissed and Pres
tin was released After his release
il is alleged Prestin deserted his wife
and Children IA
An order was issued this morning by
luage Howell, citing Oliver Belnap and
Juvenile Court Judge Gunnell to ap+
pear July to show cause Why they
should not be punished for contempt of
this court in their efforts to Interfere
with the mothers custody of Dora Jane.
Beinap, cont airy to a former decree of
the Second district court. On July 49,
lssS decree was issued IN this court
diyolcilig Oliver Belnap and his wife
Emily d. Belnap (now Mrs. Prestim,
and awarding the custody Of the child
10 the mother. An order was also is
sued restraining Judge Gunnell and
Oliver Belnap from interfering with
me mother4in the care and custody Of
her daughter Dora Jane Belnap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
RECENT DEA THIS

SNOW, KATE ELIzABETH--At
her home in the First ward, Provo.
Utah Co. Mrs. Kate Elizabeth snow
wife of Levi Snow died suddenly
Monday morning June Is. She sat
down to breakfast, and expired with
out any warning She was born Jan.
II. 1857. in Heber City, and was the
daughter of Robert Daybell. who was
lost In the plains while emigrating to
Utah in 1865. The deceased was de-
voted wife and mother Her husband
and seven children are left to mourn
her demise Funeral services were
held wednesday at the First ward
Westinghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
nAT1LE GREEK BRIEFs.

The Utah Light 4 Power company
is putting in new plant IN Alpine
canyon. employing a force of 80 men
under the direction of James 9. Bul-
lock. The company has two plants 10
Gated in American Fork canyon. The
new plant has a splendid site. giving
the highest pressure of any plant IN
the country.
Mr. and Mrs. James D, Thorne cele-
'brated their tin wedding last evening,
entertaining about So guests in an Ell
aboratc lawn party
Alma Radmal. Jr., and Miss Perlinda
christensen were married last we'd
3nesday in the Salt Lake temple.
perry clark of Alpine and Miss Min
ME Reach we're united in wediock last
Thursday. A fine reception was tend.
cred the young couple at the home OIL
the brides parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
WILL BE DEpoRTEp.

OGDEN. July 4 :. a warrant for the
defortation OF Waiter Turner, aged AZ
years, who has been held for some
time at the shertff's office, has been
issued by the United States immigra-
non authorities. Turner will be taken
10 Montreal. Canada, whence he came
several months ago When he arrived
mere ne had an incurable disease and
mas become public5charge. He has a
VIE and four children. whose ages
range from TO Is, and all Of them
nave announced their determination of
remaining in Ogden with relatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
WEDDING PERMITS.

OGDEN, July 1.-The following
licenses We're issued at the office Of
the county clerk yesterday afternoon:
Woodson Parker and Margaret Me-
Gee, both of st. Anthony. Idaho.
Henry Lewis and Charlotte Evans,
both OF Lehl. Utah.
Sven johnson and Maud w.
Scar both OF Bertrand. Neb.
John r. McCraden Of Lovelock,
Nevada. and Edith Goodale of Ogden.
John c. Combs and Pauline Rhea,
both of Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
ALPINE STAKE M. j. A.
FIELD DAY IN AUGUST
lspenial CORRESPONDENCE.

LEHI. iItah Co.. June 2S.Followsng
along the lines laid down at the I9ang
Fe,,,le,s conference In Inn.. tii, NJ ~. I.
f.esrrcinttcns of Alpine stake ERE planning
FOR n hie field and track .nee. the Int
ter t,s,.t Of August. The st lEa has been
divided into three districts for preIr1-
me these districts will compete with
feach other in the final meet IT tho
fnai meet, which will probably be held
at Saratoga Springs, In addition 70 naii
zane basketball gama. and Held ana
track events, there Will be an oratprtcaI
contest among the youns men ana i'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING
MIS- SHOWS FUNERAL.

PROVO, July 1.-The funeral Of Mrs.
Snow, held In tho First ward meeting
house yesterday was attended by
large number of relatives ana 5lriellus.
R,,tt,e elder Daybell Of Heber, and
Eisl,op o. H. Berg Beautiful vocal
selections we're rendered by the ward
choir and Mrs. Frank Ramsey \
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
PARADISE BRIEFS.

Funeral was held in the Paradise
Westinghouse of Charles Littlewood
who was once resident of Paradise,
and had come home but a few days be-
fore his demise. He leaves a wife to
mourn his departure. The services We're
conducted by Elder Abels of the Jo-
sephite church. The Paradise ward
choir furnished appropriate selections
for the occasion.
Haylng. irrigatng and cultivating
keep the farmers very busy.
R. w. Shipley and Il. X Obray are
building nice cottages IN town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
THREE WEDDINGS
CELEBRATED IN PARADISE
fspecial corresnondcnce.,

Ri PARADISE, Cache Co.. June 26.-
Last Wednesday three of our esteemed
and charming young ladies were joined
in matrimony, as follows: Carl A. Jen-
sen of Brigham and Carrie Bradshaw:
Donald Davidson of Salt Lake City
and Nellie Obray; Louis Peterson Of
Hyrum and Gertrude Norman. Re
ceptions were held at the home of
the brides parents The young people
start out in life with fond anticipations
of future success and happiness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Via Denycr & Rio Grandc.

TO Provo Canyon 1850 a. m, SIPS.
To Ogden 1925 a. m. 1:35 p. m.
$500.
Provo Canyon tickets will be honor
cd only on 1850 a. m. train Returning
leaves Provo Canyon at 2:45 p. m.
and 1880 p nj. Trout and chicken
dinners at Canyon Resorts. Good fish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
PLEASANT GROVE HAS
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
I s,ne,ial t,orrcspondence.

PLEAS ANT GROVE, Utah Co, June
% The committee in charge Of the
celebration OF lndependence. gay ",
,ionday July ), have arranged
ssplendid patriotic program. Hon. John
Greer of Spanish Fork is the orator of
the day at the morning meeting at the
The afternoon will be devoted to the
usual sports and. games.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
NEWS BRIEFS.

A number of, monied men are expected
in Emery county next week to look over
coal, irrigation and railroad proposif-.
stions, and the chances are that some-5
thing will be doing here before long.
Emery county is favored this year
with good crops, plenty OF water, and.
an abundance of fine fruit. Prospects
were never better.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
HYRUM WILL CELEBRATE
NATIONS NATAL DAY ON BIRD
" 49, "a -
lSnenlaI Observation-Disclosures

tSpeolaI #Coffeshondencc.I
HYRuM, Cache Co, June 2s-At a
mass meeting held short time ago. II
was decided to celebrate Independence
day on the third, as the Fourth OF July
comes on Sunday. A committee with
Mr., G.. f. Olsen as chairman is making
all arrangements.
The city fathers have bought street
sprinkler for the public good
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY july i 1905
,Tal story contest among the young Ia
] ron SABBATH OBSERVANCE !. !;

. ItlHl, June 2s.--At the monthly priest
hood meeting the Alpine stake hold at
President Chapman said the sunday
schools of the take had passed y reso-s
luton to work for hal holiday lii the
months. and he urged that all stores
and other places of business, as well MS
people engaged In farming. OF otherwise,
try and take this half holiday and then
the people would 4 have no excuse for
breaking The Sabbath, day. II, some parts
of the stake this is being dont with
good results. AL drug and candy stores
arc closed Sundays. and nj Pleasant
Grove they close Until ! y, M. wliich@;s5
a great help to the effort being male IN
the stakefor the proper observance of the!
Sabbath day.
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agatnst him some months ago By the
defendant company. II al II III
CAR INSPECTOR LOSES FOOT.

OGDEN, July l.--E Charles Hendei,
car insectol, on the Southern Pacific at
Monticello, was brought to the Ogden
general hospital yesterday morning
with his left foot crushed to such All
extent that It had to be amputated.
Hender, while, trying to climb on a fiat
car of a rnoring train slipped, and his
left foot was caught in the trucks and
went beneath the WlpeeI and was crnsh-
n \ ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
.AaIAGE SUIT.

:, o y. InlS ] lii the district court
- y. " WooleS has brought suit against.
me Pioneer Land & Irrigation com
paiY 70 recover $500 damages alleged
% pc due for injury to the plaintiffs.
5naslness by the law suit Instituted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
LEHI NEWS BRIEFS.

Most Of the men at the atigaf fac
tory will be laid off all next mouth when
most of them will take their yearly VA
cation.
The city physician and a number of
offices are working hard to have the
city put in a first class sanitary condi-a
ton. I'm &
Tho Lehi livery barns, west OF the
Utah Banking company have been torn
down and Will be replaced by modem
residence.
Mr.. Thos. j. lSirkham is building o
modern residence on Fifth South and
Second West Streets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-01
F ~ RI DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO, July 1.-The following bust
ness has been transacted in the Fourth
district court:
L, 10. Meyers VS.. Oran Lewis ct all;
evidence heard and the cast submitted
without argument.
f. G. Forbes and Daniel Lark1n en-
tered pleas OF not guilty to burglary.
Separate trials were granted. Forbes
case was set for July S.
Henry Hill was fined $50 for shooting
4 dog. the property of Alex Hill, of
which he was convicted some time ago
E,TIsRsoN-THORNToN WEDDING
PROVO, July 1.--Raymond Thorn
ION of American Fork and Cora Peter
son of Pleasant Grove, have taken out a
marriage license.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
Death OF DR.. Junius Mann.

A dispatch from Walhalla says,
'Dr. Junius Mann, of Anderson
lied at the home Of his parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. Coke D. Mann, In
West Union this morning. HIS death
was sud len and unexpected, though
for some months he had been in poor
health. Dr. Mann came up from
Anderson Sunday evening feeling
bad, but no thought OF serious
trouble was entertained. He re-
tired feeling some better and an
anounced his intention Of returning
to Anderson this morning as he had
a number of urgent professional calls
to make. When servant tried to
wake him, however. persistent
knocking on his door failed to Sc
cure response and his mother was
informed OF this fact. She immedi-
ately went to mis- room and found
him lying In his bed unconscious.
DR.. J. ". Wickliffe was summoned,
the patient was carefully raised n
bel, and he was siezed with vio-
lent spell Of vomiting Of blood. He
never regained consciousness and
death ensued within about an hour. .
DR.. Mann practiced his profession at
Branchvllle several years, and was
very popular He had many friends
there and elsewhere In this county
who esteemed him highly and who
will regret to hear of his death.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
News From Cope.

Cope, S. c., Nov. 2S.-Special:
At a meeting of Cope Local No. 49O,
of the Farmers Union, held on Fri
day night, two new members were
initiated. The local is taking on new
life, for the members realize that
much good can be done by co-opera-
tion.
At the next regular meeting Fri
day night, Dec. 10th, there Will be
ar election cs offcers for next year.
:aeye1o:e .ei avery member attend
- salc 1ate.
T, NJ. willis Stack. Of Orangeburg,
was in town :ew days ago.
Miss Hutto, music teacher. Of the
Cope school, went to Charleston on
Thanksgiving to spend a few days
with her brother.
Miss Creighton. assistant In Cope
school, went to- her home in North
Augusta to spend Thanksgiving.
Little Miss Virginia Harmon en-
terta.ned some of her little friends
a few afternoons ago, it being the
occasion Of her 9Th birthday.
DR.. H. NJ. Barton returned from
WalhaIla last week and expects TO
move his family up there on the
first OF December.
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Notes From Livingston.

Mrs J. A. Hutto left Saturd ~
morning for Rock Hill. s. c.. where
she will spend couple Of weeks
Visiting her son.
: We are pleased to note the conva-
descent condition OF Mrs. J. C. Wool
eg. who has been Ill for the past
week.
sour young people spent very
pleasant Thanksgiving at Hebron
church near here. Dinner was serv-
ed In Righteousness for the large
attendance and the events of the
day were very much enjoyed by
those who attended.
A committee has been appointed
to look after the Interest Of a
Christmas tree at the New church
here. and all are cordially invited
90 attend an oyster supper Friday
evening. the 3rd Of December.
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Notes From Gocdby School.

Miss Alma Collier, accompanie1
by Miss Corrie Hungerp:ller, visit
ei her parents on Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. R. E. Rickenbaker and Prof
NJ. M. Riddle spent Thanksgiving
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs
T. w. Collier.
Miss Pearl Connor came home
Wednesday to spend the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
B. ConnoT.
Quite crowd of our neighborhood
people attended the laying Of the
corner stone of the new church al
Jerusalem near Elloree. They re.
ported a pleasant day.
Goodby's school Is fiour!shing
under the management Of Prof. NJ
NJ. Riddle. assisted by Miss Beulah
Edwards.
There will be q box party at Good.
by's Academy on Saturday, Decem.
Der IL. 1909. commencing at $3.50
o'clock Public is cordially invited
to attend. Oysters will also be sol
and proceeds are for the benefit OF
the school,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
Quarterly Conference.

The fourth quarterly conference
oe st. Paul's Metho list church will
be. held Friday night ct ths Sun,
day school room at half-past seven
O'Clock. 1t Is desired that all the
official members be present ,ld
many OF the members of the congre-
cation as desire to attend. The
business of the past year will be
closed at this conference. The re.
ports Of the various departments o!
church work will be rendered pre-,
paratory to the final report at tn;
annual conference which oonvencs or
tie 9Th Of this month at Abbevllle
AS usual. st. Paul pays all claim!
in full. and Rev. L. P. MCGEE viii
, go up to conference with clear
SLeet
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
Basket Band Bazaar,

Everybody Is invited to come AMI
buy their Xmas presents and Christ
mas cakes at the Basket Band Ba-
Eaar. Plenty Of homemade candy.
ice cream and beautiful pot plants.
The Country Store will be there,
with the best and freshest vege-
tables for sale. Oysters served IN
any style at all hours. There will
be a Christmas tree on Friday eve
ming for the children. Don't for
get the date. December End and 3rd.
Thursday aud Friday. at the Armory.
Open two days and nights.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
Bowman TWinkling..

Bowman, Fec. Special: The
planters OF Bowman ars abou!
through gathering their gro. ;. Cot
ton and cotton see1 dom: cone in
town as rapil now as they have
oeen for the last week o. two.
.y Last Thursday being Thanksgiving,
the High School gave hcli'sy In
the afternoon penis was given
by the assistant teachers. Misses NJ,
Britain, P. West AMI Godfrey 10
their respective departments.
Quite a large crowd attenle1 the
picnic at Jerusalem, among the crowd
being Misses Edna earn, Lott.e
Weathers. Daisy Whetsell aud Min.
lie Jackson, ani Messrs. Lamar
Fielder ana Fritz Weathers.
Miss E. Lille Cook and Mrs
Lille Shuler spent yesterda in
crangeburg.
Next Tuesday evening. Dec. 7th,
the public is iny,tel to attend the
irst Lyceum attraction at the Audi
trium Of the Bowman High School.
Mr. Lever Moseley, of Columbia,
is visiting frienls and relatives in
this place.
Last Saturday AMI Sunday quite
large crowd attended the Quar-
terly Conference ct Whightman
church. Presiiing Elier Smith
preached two very striking sermons.
Hon. Samuel Dlbble has purcnas-
ed two 'tomobiles" AMI has order
cd another. Perhaps we'll get q
ride, eh?
orS
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
ANOTHER ROUTE PROPOSED.
Mfr. Thomas w. shuler Wants it to
Come by His Way.

The following letter from Mr..
Thomas w. Shuler to Col. Jas. Cos
grove, OF Charleston. explains itself:
Dear SIR. After reading letters
from the supervisors of Berkeley.
Dorchester. Oranseburg and Calhoun
counties in toGay's News and Courier
about their roads as to. the best
route to Columbia, If you will all
low me to do so I will suggest a
route that I hope you will tnvesti-
gate, as know it will be the near
est and best route from Charleston
to Columbia, from Charleston to
Summerville, then across the country
six or seven miles to the State road,
then up the State road to Columbia,
which Is the nearest and best route;
then let all the little towns along
the Southern come into the State
road and on to Colum bia there will
be about ten miles of road that will
nee. work on the State road from
Washmasaw Swamp up about ten
miles, which Is a fiat, level country,
but not very hard to make good
road, as there Is no swamp to cross.
then the rest of the road to Colum-
bia Is in fair shape and with a lit
tie encouragement to the supervisors
of Berkeley, Orangeburg and Cal
houn they will put the road in fair
shape. / I've four miles north of
Holly Hill. at the 52-miles post on
the State road, and if you ever go
,ver the State road If you will stop
at my place I will try AM explain
Why I think this the best route.
Respectfully,
(Ssgned) Thcs. W. Shuler,
Holly Hill, S. c.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
Dwelling Burned.

On Saturday night between eleven
ard twelve o'clock the dwelling o!
Austin Johnson. who lives about
th7ee miles from town was destroy
ED by fire. The 6re Is supposed to
hlre been causes by defective
ch h;mrey. Johnson barely escaped
with his life, as the house was fall
Ing in when he awoke. He escaped
through a window. Johnson Is an
Industrious mar and is liked by all
his white neighbors. He carried q
small insurance.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-02
MORE ABOUT AUTO ROUTE.
Five Machines Will Make the Trip
to Orangeburg.

The News and Courier says the
.eta.ls of the inspection trip Of the
good roa Is committee of the Char
lesion Automobile Club to Orange
.burg are being rapidly completed.
The start will be made from the
Commercial Club on Wednesday
morning, December 8, at 8 o'clock
sharp. The pa, ~ will consist Of
five touring cars with the members
Of the committee, and President
Wilson G. Harvey and other officers
of the club, AMI Supervisor w. H.
Dennis, of Berkeley county.
Each car Will have but two pas
sengers. SO that in case Of any one
becoming disabled, room will be had
in the other cars for it's passengers
It Is found necessary to limit the
number of cars for the reason that
this Is business trip solely, an |
too large a crowl would likely de-
tract attention from the main OBJ ject
of the tour, that is the improvement
of the roads from Charleston to Co.
lumbia.
The Hon. Samdel Dibble and Su,
pervisor Fielder have been requested
TO take charge of the details of the
good roads mass meeting at Orange
burg on the afternoon of next
Wednesday, and these gentlemen will
arrange a very interesting program
for that event. Several cars will
also come from Columbia to attend
the meeting here next Wednesday
night.