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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
MOUNT OLIVE.

MT. and Mrs. Hurston visited rela- tives in our midst last week.
 We were sorry to heai of the death of Mrs. Willie Simpson of Vilonia Friday. The bereaved family and relatives have our sympathy.
 Bum Calvin of Beryl visited relatives in our midst yesterday.
 Mir and Mrs. Thornton made busi- ness trip to town last week.
 Walter Allen and wife of Faulkner visited relatives in Mt. Olive last week
 Charlie Hopkins made business trip to Conway last week.
 MT. and Mrs. N. J. Henderson visited relatives near Vilonia yesterday.
 Mrs. N. F.. Rottenberry who has been visiting friends and relatives at this place for the past few days, returned to her home at Little Rock last Saturday.
 Sam McHenry of Beryl was in onr community Sunday.
 The two Misses Calvin of Beryl visit ed Mrs C. F. Hopkins at Mt. Olive yesterday. Iune 22
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
20, REPORT
 UNCONFIRMED

The following item appeared ln the yesterdays Little Rock Demo crat, under the heading, "Arkan- sas Postal News"
 "The site of the Conway post office has been moved to the south side of Oak street between Front and Chestnut, effective July I6."
 Postmaster o. J. Owens atten- ton was called to the item today and he stated that he had receiv- ed no instructions from the de- partment in confirmation of the above and does not know when the matter will be settled. The 10. cation referred to is the one for which a proposal was submitted by H. B. Ingram.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
MORE TEACHERS
 ARE ENROLLED

Twenty-six additional teachers we're enrolled in the Faulkner county institute in session here, since yesterday noon, making the total enrolment II7. The work is progressing nicely and much good is being accomplished.
 Mrs. Clio Harper of Little Rock, president of the State School I'm provement Association, was present this morning and made an inter esting talk on school improvement work. Several teachers have agreed to endeavor to organize as- sociations in their districts.
 The teachers enrolled since yes terday are the following:
 Flora Cox, Chlora Wheat, Minnie Jones, Walter Boydston, Claud K. Wilkerson, Mary Melton, Florence liar den, Willie Blair, J. R. Giddens, Nan nie Hurst, Annie Moore, Wiley Bean, Mrs. Virgil Hinkle, Mable Charles, Mollie Utley, J. c. McRaven, J. Baxter Stevenson, I. G. Williams, Prof. w. F.. Hogan, Fora Watson, Chester Bryant, C. C. Keathley, w. P. Batson, Miss Eva Crichlow, J. H. Fretwell Mrs. J. H Fretwell.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
Local--Personal

R. w. Brady of Naylor is here today.
 l.. II. Pyle went to Little Rock this morning.
 B. A. Mayo of Morrilton is in the city today.
 J. H. Pitcock returned from Lit tie Rock last night.
 John Drummer and Cyrus Hess are visiting at Ft. Smith.
 Mrs. Katie Sloan of Mayflower is spending the day in this city. FOR SALE-A gentle buggy horse, price reasonable. H. l.. WADE.
 Cremoline kills lice on all animals and poultry. Greeson Drug Co.
 Cottonseed hulls and meal for sale. Phone I62. w. l.. Robins.
 Use Cremoline for barb wire cuts and old sores. Greeson Drug Go.
 Supt. H. $. Traylor of the Bonneville public schools is in the city.
 w. H. Norwood is up after be- ing i'll for some days with the humps.
 I. H. Stubbs left this morning for Gardens Bottom to visit for some time.
 JIG. McRaven arrived last night from Cato and will attend the teachers institute.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Harmed of Ozark are visiting friends and relatives in this city.
 Mrs. J. c. Dodson returned last night from a visit with relatives and friends at Little Rock.
 Roger B. Weems left last night for visit with friends at Hope. He will be gone for some time.
 Edwin Park, who is taking a business course in Little Rock, came up for visit with friends.
 Lost A bracelet at Hendrix College during commencement. Return to this office and receive reward. d-2t
 Miss Clara Owen has returned from Greenbrier, where she was called on account of the illness of her mother, and is at her post as general delivery clerk at the post office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22

Prof. T. s. Staples leaves today for Chicago, where he will take g summer course i'll the University of Chicago.
 For dental work call on Dr. Teas in Halter building on west side of square. Office phone 257, residence 2I8. dwIm
 Mrs. A. s. Gibson of Texark ana arrived this morning for a visit with her parents, Col. and Mrs. lG. w. Bruce.
 w. ]. and John Drummer left last night for Fort Smith, where he will attend the retail hardware merchants convention.
 After the meeting of the Normal board at Little Rock yesterday, President J. J. Doyne went over to Lonoke for short visit.
 Mrs. John w. Downs of Mus kogee. Okla., arrived last hlght for a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A, F., Livingston.
 Judge J. A. Lea is at home again after weeks trip over the county looking into the conditions of the county roads and bridge.
 Thomas C. Bland of Sapulpa, Okla, is in the city for visit with friends. MT. Bland was formerly manager of the Conway Telephone Co.
 Mayor A. J. Witt is spending a few days in the me fountains of North Arkansas. He is travelling in the interest of Snow and Morgan of Vilonia, inventors of new churn ing device, at the time seeking to benefit his health by a change of climate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Rev. Lucas filled his appointment here yesterday.
 The ice cream supper at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stoker, Thursday night was enjoyed by all that attended.
 We understand that there is going to be singing on the ground and all day dinner at Bristol next Sunday and quite a crowd from here are going tc attend.
 Quite all enjoyable evening was spent Saturday by a very large crowd Of young people at the residence of Pal Hendricks. This entertainment was the celebration of the home coming of MT. Hendricks son, Clarence, .who ha: been away for over a year. We art glad to.welcome this fine young man il our midst again.
 The ladies of the w. o. w. Circle will give an ice cream supper Saturday night at the school house and the pub lie is invited to attend. Tune 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
SPRINGFIELD.

Mrs. Louis Armour visited relatives at Little Rock last week.
 Arthur and Harve Bradley assessed taxes here last Thursday and Friday.
 Mrs. Robert Johnson went to Plumer- vile Wednesday, to meet her mother and sister, who came from Louisiana to visit her for a while.
 A. H. Stephens and wife visited his brother, A. J. Stephens, at Morrilton the past week.
 Mrs. V. Linder and daughter, Miss Annie of Little Rock, are visiting rel atives and friends here this week.
 J. w. Powell and family attended Hendrix commencement at Conway last week.
 Will Camp, who attended Hendrix College at Conway the past session, re- turned home Thursday.
 Miss May Camp visited relatives at Conway last week,
 June 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
The Daily will be delivered fo To cents per week.
 PICKLES GAP.

Misses Nellie and Ola Parsons visited Misses Lillian and Gertrude Blackwell the latter part of last week.
 The box supper at w. w. Butts Sat urday night of last week was highly enjoyed by al present.
 Rev. Weems preached an interesting sermon at Macedonia Sunday morning
 Alfred Day attended the singing a Pleasant Valley Sunday.
 The rain Thursday afternoon damaged the crops pretty badly.
 J. l.. Dunn and family visited Jim Price and family Sunday.
 Sam Harkrider were visiting friend. in this part Sunday.
 Walter Day and Wash McPhersor attended the singing at Pleasant Valley
 Iune 22.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
REPUBLICAN.

G. c. Reynolds made business triF to Conway last week.
 w. A. Ward and wife visited down on the Cadron Sunday.
 E. c. Andrews visited at Quitmar last week.
 Bill Henderson went to Conway las week.
 Sam Andrews of Guy visited hi: mother here last Sunday.
 w. w. Bishop, the tax assessor, wa: here last Monday, assessing the req and personal property. He was assisted by l. E. Wohord.
 Will Edgman made a business trip tC Conway last week.
 Ida Newman was up from Cadror Valley last week.
 Tune P.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
To the Teachers.

While attending the institute this week come in and see us, make our store your headquarters. If you have any writing to do, use our desk and stationery. Plenty of free ice water on tap all the time. Come in any time you wish, we Il be glad to see you.
 WILSON BROS. & LIVINGSTON.
 One Price Cash House.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
To Repaint Bridge.

Judge J. A. Lea is advertising this week for bids for repainting the Terry steel bridge, across the the Cadron seven miles northeast of Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-06-22
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD
Electric Railroad is Boosted at
 Vilonia.
Searcy and Beebel Each Wants Eastern Terminus of Proposed
 Line from Conway.

Vilonia, June g Special The proposed electric line through this place was given decided boost at an enthusiastic and large ly attended meeting held here last night. Delegations from Searcy, Beebe and Fl Paso were present in the interest of their towns.
 I. C. Sherwood was elected chairman and Gus Bush secretary of the meeting.
 It soon developed there will be strong rivalry between Beebe and Searcy as to which town will get the eastern terminus of the pro posed line from Conway. MT. Wayland, a Kansas capitalist who has considerable interests at Bee be. made a short address in favor that town, arguing that the dis tance was considerably shorter. E. C. Blakemore of Searcy claimed that his town offered better con- nectlonS.
 All Vilonia people are intensely interested in the road, many farm CTS signifying their willingness to take stock in the enterprise.
 A resolution was adopted to the effect that each town appoint a committee of three to confer with the Board of Trade at Conway on next Monday at I o'clock p. Ill. The committee from Vilonia is composed of Dr. J. B. Mum, Gus Bush and J. N. Simpson.
 K. E. Breedlove and daughter, Ruby, are spending week with Little Rock friends and relatives.
 Ben l.. Griffin left this morning tor a weeks trip in the western part of the state. He will lecture at several Farmers Union locals in Yell county during the week. Prof. J. M. C. Vaughter, who is serving as one of the board of com missioners of accounts, has been in Little Rock since Saturday on ac, count of the illness of his son, Dr. s. P. Vaughter, Dr. Vaughter is reported better today and Prof. Vaughter will return tonight.
 Miss Lucy Livingston entertain ed yesterday afternoon in honor oi Miss Florence Hamilton, whose marriage to Prof. Henry s. Tray Tor of Bonneville occurs Wednes day afternoon. The guests were the girl friends of the hostess They were received on the porch which was decorated with palms ferns and roses. Punch was served from a flower decked table by Misses Daisy Bruce and Della Pence. A clever rhyme was giver each guest, who was required tt fill in blanks containing tn, rhyming words. After the contes the guest of honor was presented with a package containing som' beautiful gifts from her friends as sembled. Delicious cream anC cake were served in pink anC white.
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

ordered that a warrant signed by the chairman and attested by the clerk. be attached thereto. commanding the treasurer and ex- officio tax collector to collect all taxes charged thereon, as provided by law
 Upon motion, the Board adjourned until Monday. October 4th, 1909. Approved:
 O. F. ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN. PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

w. A. O'Connor, expenses
 district attorneys office. 8 45 Arcus Reddoch, postal cards
 and postage. 8 95 Fl. J. Saxon. cash expenses
 sheriff's office ..... Al 90 Phil Herold, making dupli-
 cate Tax Roll, 1909. .... 200 co O. P. Lopez. constable fees
 precinct No 4 85 Geo. W. Piper. road work. 412 75 R. T. Rankin, road work. 227 75 J. s. Andrews. road work. 10 50 Pete Turner, road work 9 % H G Glore. surveying. -. 34 20 Phil Herold, postage, express
 etc 615 W. A. O'Connor, expenses
 district attorneys ofice.- 300 %
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

Upon motion, the Board adjourned until Monday, November lst, 1909. Approved:
 O. F. ASHBURN, Attest: CHAIRMAN. PHIL HEROLD,
 CLERK.
The border vidette., 1909-11-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE" Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

1909 'srl51 PHIL HERo1D 'AA'''N'
 Present Chairman Ashburn Mem iiAiA 'ii'i'0 c
 bers Parker and Henderson and Clerk
 Herod Office If ths Roar, of sunervio.
 meetings July of Santa opuz tountv Noases August l6sh 7sh 9o9 Arzona October 4h 1909 cived and The rdofs Supervisors rsmepn pnr-
 uant to of
 the following deman 7th 1909
 Willie bounty Resent Chairman Ashburn Mem P@seuai Martinez IA oo Parker Clerk
 gent sick August 1909 176 30 previous meeting Mary feeding and approved
 prisoners August 1909 266 ls E D Miller asignedt to First the following deman
 NauonA o.nk Q, isosAes' Marsh, burial o.do osSo ,ooo eo m
 supplies % o's & 9ps % oo Sing Wong meals for ind Juan s.ano bounty Nogales Elsdsr Light Ice A. "A A. n1sy. o9 ns ..1 y Sn s
 x Water lights Sent 30 1909 e66 67
 % ,oe 'uy. lsos. ~ Aou Reddooh salary ytreas- l ' ~ = ,o m ending Sept Anna Bartbloth account of 5o. M 1909 - SS 0o
 M nd 25 I -'' '~ Intsrn.;ona Dr. Store NJ salary probate
 supplies for county ail judge, quarter ending Sept Oady. feeding prisonsrs 9o sos loo oo o as, - ' district attorney quarter
 na.sn..d tor sA1 m .I ending 50
 lowed ........... H B shreve j4nitor Consolidated T T. < E. O.. ending Sept 30.
 telephone rental August .so9 2lo oo Geo salary oads for the quarter q end,
 copyise recorders office ing Sept 3o l9os... S3S 33
 Augus Jno Walker salary Leehey sAlary quarter ending
 guard August. Sept 1909. % Lowe. salary j4ior. H. J Saxon. salary sheriff W A oUonner. expenses of W. A ooonno. salary
 
 n@oooch ing 1909, treasurer 20 s3 H W Purdy salary health application A. officer ending Sept granted 30 1903 l5O % Ileaveo of efronth thirty E D Miller, o A E. ank assg
  l. Mary de Hunt feeding
 motion, 46 he be railway TO % bridge Semer Huntington, filled 8 backsmithing 75 wide, railing each side placed supplies 50 bondo H H Taife nlA Ann M. the of wit J. Medins, indigent 20 and Consolidated Tel Tel & E Oo telephone rena l5 50 Upon carried w. F. Ohenoweth exanna- that placed ton insane oo V. grounds oo was M Marsteler examination lordere digent)l d. Chatham county quest lO oo Jesus SandoVai ansporta- o ton lndigent Oo the RoadG B. of indgens and AZ 43 O5 bridge M M Trokey merchandise nearH ranch nmoion A. l..  professional
 now i5 % Roll" 1909, H. H. McNel O., blank and books stationery
 S3 65
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

Items of Interest CuIIed From Our Ex-
 changes.
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

| AAi OtbANB pOoN6SCS G4PtOoo
 etc 10 W. A. O'Connor, expenses
 district attorneys office.. 300 %
 The following demands approved by the probate judge, were allowed:
 O. F. Ashburn, salary chairman Board of Supervisors. for the quarter ending September 30. 1909 $175 %.
 A. s Henderson. salary member of the Board of Supervisors, for the quart CT ending September 30, 1909. sl75 %
 Geo. W. Parker. salary az member of the Board of Supervisors for the quarter ending Septe mber 30, 1909. s175 %.
 Report of J. J. Chatham, justice of the peace .precinco No. 1, for the quarter ending September 30. 1909, audited and filed.
 Sheriffs monthly report licenses is- sued during September, 1909. filed.
 Sherif's quarterly report jail record
  1909. filed.
 The following demands were audited and allowed:
 T. s. Sanford, deputy sheriff. s 64 40 O. P. Lopez. interpreters
 fees, justice peace court. g 50 H. J. Saxon, sheriff's fees. 449 80 J. J. Lowe. assigned to H. J.
 Saxon, deputy sheriff's fees 14S % A. D. Page, constable's fees
 precinct No. 4 ......... 93 50 A. D. Page, constable's fees precinct No. o.4.... 4 70 Is J. J. Chatham, justice fees,
 precinct No. l. ..... 3l9 70 O: P. Lopez. constable fees
 precinct No. 1. i57 50 R. J. Curtin, justice fees pre-.
 cinct No. 4........ 4 l20 70 V. Valenzuels, Jr.. inter
 preter's fees, precinct No 27 % Roport of M Marota11or cchool on-
The border vidette., 1909-11-20

Report of M. Marsteller, school su- perintendent for quarter ending Sept 30, 1909, audited and filed.
 The Board of Supervisors examined the accounts in the office of the treas ure and ex.officio tax collector and verified the books, statements and de- position account and found same correct.
 Upon motion, all members voting "aye," it was ordered that the clerk be instructed to have George E Marsh, agent, write S3O.OOO insurance on court house building and contests for the term of three years from Novsm- Der 12th, 1909
 Upon motion, duly carried. it was ordered that the treasurer be instruct ed to make the following transfer of county funds: S30OO.OO from the General Fund to the Expense Fund and S27OO co from the General Fund to the Salary Fund.
 Petition was presented eskiRg that W. G. Dumont be appointed road overseer of Salero district. Petition was laid over for further consideration.
 Upon motion. duly carried, it was ordered that the clerk advertise for bid for building of county road on south side of Camille Pass. Santa Cruz county. as per plans and specifications on file. Bids to be received up to 10 a. m.. Monday, November lst, 1909, board reserving the right to reject any and all bids.
 Upon motion. duly carried, it was ordered that Clerk give notice that certl6cateson the expense fund Nos. 5S4 to 615. inc. series of 1908, and Nos. l to 30, series of 1909. are now payable and upon presentation of same to the Clerk of the Board of Super visors. warrants on the County Treas urer will be issued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
WILLIAM Ak0 MARY WANTS
GAME HERE THANK SEWING
williamsburg Boys Would Meet
hsmpdsn.sydney collsse Here
Again This Year.

William and Mary College wants
10 end its football season this year
with a game on the Casino sridiron
Thanksgiving Day with the eleven OF
Hampden Sydney College. The foot
ball committee has the proposition
under advisement and in all probabii-
ity the game win be arranged.
Hampden- sydney and William and
Mary played here last Thanksgiving
Day and large crowd OF people turn
ed out for the game. The conest
was hard fought throughout.
Washington and Lee University and
the University OF North Carolia are
to meet here on November 10. At that
time the teams should be In their
best form and the game probably VIII
be one OF the best played In Virginia
during the coming season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
CtQ Council To Elect Or. John R.
Bsgby's Successor.
WARM FIGHT Between AspRAATs
Doctors Aaron Jeffry and T. J. Pref
low Are Waging Hot Contest for
once Of Health Officer and Each Is
Claiming Victory.

In compliance with call Issued
Saturday by Vice president Caleb d.
west. OF the board OF aldermen, the
CITY council will meet In joint session
at the city hall tonight 10 accept the
resignation OF Or. Jonn X. BaSby. the
city health officer. and elect his sue
cessor. DR.. Bagby's resignation oe-
comes effect on September |. at which
time he will leave for Baltimore 10
take speciai post graduate course
in medicine at the University Of Mary
land before going to Buckingham
county 10 locate.
DIR. Aaron jerry and DR.. j. T. Pref
low are waging a warm fight Tor the
Office OF health officer and each Is
claiming victory.
On the day that the announcement
OF DIR. Bagby's resignation was made.
Doctors Pretlow and Jeffry announc-
ed their candidacy and they nave
been conducting live campaigns ever
since that time. So close is the con
test that 1t is almost impossible 10
forecast the tltcttOn VI sohiShes
Both of the physicians are well
known here and each has his cortle
CT the supporters in the council Dr.
Jeffry, who Is man OF family, mas
been practicing medicine here a num-
Der OF years. DR.. Pretlow. who is
comparatively young man, came mere
about five years ago to practice MS
profession. He is al present a mem
Der OF the city health beard.
Owing to the fact that several OF
the members OF the two branches are
on their vacations, IL ia not likely
that there will be very large attend
ance Of the members at the meeting
tonight, but 1t is expected that more
than quorum will be, present. The
two candidates will make every enort
to get their supporters in the council
out to the meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
OUT ON BAil, DUKE
SETTLES win MEMS
Norfolk Lumber Man 10 Released
From Custody and He Pays
Local Man $50

Having been released from the city
Jail Sunday morning on bond OF
$3.50. ]. f. Duke. the Norfolk lumber
man and clubman, who was arrest
ed last week on the charge
Of grand larceny. brought BY G. Is.
Neims. yesterday paid Mr. Nelms 500
in cash. Dukes case is set Ter trial
in the police court this morning, but
his friends believe that the charge
will not be pressed since he has made
good to Mr.. Nelms..
Duke was charged with having Cd
tanned s55 from Mr.. Neims on
worthless draft. drawn by him o. j.
P. Elliott. CO warrenton, y. c. He
was arrested Friday and his case was
continued in the police court Saturday
aatil this morning. Being unable to
furnish bond he was committed to
jail, but Sunday morning Justice
Brown released him on bond Ct $3.50.
Garrett Smith. OF Norfolk. being ac-
cepted as securely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
AT THE ACADEMY

With a .fair-sized. appreciatiye -au-
dience present, The Wolf was pre-
scented at the Academy of Music last
night, marking the reopening OF the
Academy for the season of 19091o A
great many OF the regular theater-
goers are out OF the city at this time.
consequently numNous familiar faces
were missing in the orchestra and or
chestra circle.
The Wolf" which was reviewed
briefly In these columns last season,
Is melodrama by Eugene Walters,
author of Paid In Full and The
Easiest Way" In the hands of a
capable company it is entertaining
to a certain extent, but 1t has no e!e-
ment of greatness,
The company this year is more than
ordinarily capable. 1t is headed by An
drew Robson. clever young actor
who has done better things. though
his Interpretation Of the role CT jules
Beaubien, A Canadian Frenchman OF
the North Canada woods. Is a good
piece OF work. The other members
OF the company are Harry Maitland,
as William Macdonald. an American
engineer; Lynne overman. as George
Huntiey, MscDonald's assistant; W
Slider. az Andrew MacTayish. a
Scotch settler; Henry Sherwood. as
Batiste. Hudson Bay trader. ana
Miss Brun Johnson. as Hi!da Mac
lavish.
The production Is adequately staged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
IS NEARING FINISH
First Fifteen Matches Have Been
played, and Survivors Are En-
terlne Upon Second Round.

With the ending Of the games yes
terday the first half of the Y. M. =
A. tennis Tournament In singles was
concluded and two Of the matches
In the second round were played on
In the opening match OF the pre-
liminaries yesterday Armstrong had
decidedly the better of McMnrran. de-
featlng him in two straights by the
score OF 60. 6-1.
Boggs and Carly mad closer
match. the former winning by the
score OF rs, Go. Wilson defeated
Meanly by the score of Ga. 60.
The Lee White contest was not nm
ished. darkness overtaking the play
ers In the second set when the Tor
mer had the advantage by the score
of Al. The first set went to Lee by
the score OF 6-3.
The playing of the second round
will be under way this AFTERNOON
when Brydon and Ashby meet on
court No at $3.50 o'clock; Heath
and Merton meet on No. at the same
hour. and Bailey and Able get TO-
gether ON No. a half hour later.
Ii the games are played on as rapid
ly from now until the end OF the week
as they have been since the beginning
of the contest, the tournament VIII
be concluded by Saturday.
Lee and White will play on their
unfinished contest this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-24

tracted all attention from Lauter-
bach, who might have otherwise been
rescued.
Grover l.. Cuthriell. Jr., twenty
four years old. son OF Police Captain
George l.. Cuthriell, of Norfolk, was
drowned at Rocky Mount, n. c., while
engaged in bridge construction Sun
DAY.