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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
BARS GAMES OF CHANCE
nevada Lower House Passes Very
Stringent Measure.

|
Carson, New, Feb. 25.-The anti.
gainoiing bill passed the assembly to.
Gay by vote Of 81 to 20. AT the con.
ciuslon of the vote, and before II had
Deen announced, Dodge of Wasboe and
haycrott of Ormsby changed their
soles IN order to give notice of recon-
s 81 This made the final vote
20 70 ~ When the bill was called tbe
lobby, hall and chambers were crowded
to their capacity. o"1eu
The bill as passed carried the amend-
ment offered by the majority of the
pup,lc morals committee, which ex-
tends the time when it shall become
operative from September. 1909 to
January l of the coming year.
section provides that il shall tsha
unlawful for any person to conduct
pay deai, or carry on in anv canac;tv
a4y game OF chance such as faro. rou-
ielte, rondo, poker, klondike or anv
percentage game or banking game car
req on with cards, checks. device or
otnerwlse; also slot machines whore
money is involved"
no. .oiation is punishable by a fine of
aos 20 exceed 81, 600 or by imprison-
"ene not to exceed one year. or both
section prevents owners of bouses
i'm inm renting for the purposes of gamb-
v ,he ana afhxes fine. Any person
'. is declared common gambler and
,aiinoe Show any fixed residence or
' = person who engages in gambling
S SUBJECT to fine and Imprisonment.
orc GLI.on gives the sheriff the right
on rs'o O,; 70 enter places and arrest per-
O Ons - engaged in gambling, and provides
,b0 sne obstruction of gambling devices
nc o'ii now goes to the senate.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

New York, Feb. 25.-It was an
nouneed today that Mrs Wits as an II
81 oo o ono Sr., has given more than
moSoss Tor the erection Of four
viii Jet ), eenements for persons suffering
70 ha tuberculosis, o. The buildings are
He n pe operated in connection with DR.
Of ot' ny y. Sivley's tuberculosis clinic
s a. tne Presbyterian hospital A mod
build;r ,snea TAI, VIII be charged. The
tract t, a,s VIII be erected on large
viii viii. oe close to the East river, and each
from, N tu about S75 apartments. of
''0"n TWO to five rooms and hath
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
STATEHOOD BLockE /,


senate Committee Terminates Labo
4 on Fearing of Corruption.
Washington, March - Arizona an,
New Mexico's hope for statehood Il
ths present session Of congress wer,
Riimmerlng today In sensational
manner when the members Of the sen.
ate committee that had the bill undey
discussion rose one by one and left
the'r places without arranging far anv
,usura meeting after the most sensa-
s'onal charges Of political corruption
~ new Mexico bad been made.
ihls action occurred at the conclu-
s'qf o. the reading Of reports prepared
oy bsverldge and Nelson. in when Il
was stated that gang had CHARGE 81
lse" Mexico's interior affairs, and that
corruption, jury bribing and many 9TH
or ohenses were the rule and moi The
exception. ~ '"e
among the statements made waa q
telegram from ]. ]. Hagerman, former
governor OF New Mexico. sefIeetino
upon me Character Of the people who
are IN control Of politics in thai terri.
Tory, and declaring that these men ar-
pect 90 continue their control after fhe |
ser1ieory becomes a state. He refers |
y y snem as 'freebooters," and saws
snal oo per cent Of the voters are Mex
cans, and one half of that number are
''1terate and ignorant, and easily could
% governed by the gang to which
10 referred. He Suggested that n
YOU'D be well to wait until after the
' |" census before admitting New
dexlco to statehood.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
MAC vfAGH FOR
THE TREASURY
Taft Completes Cabinet by Accepting
Man From Chicago.
Selection is Regarded as AInos, =
tain-Hepburn Is Second Chi.
inaugural Address Is Finished
Is Reviewed by Friends and pro.
nounced Strong State Paper

! New York, Feb. rs. President E,o..
Taft completed his cabinet TODAY VIII
the offer of the treasury portfolio ~
its acceptance That the offer MO.
made to and accepted by Franklin No
Veagh, of Chicago, is as near a no.;
tive statement of what is believed -
be the fact as may be made in tbe foe ~
OF an absolute refusal of Mr.. Taft -
throw any light on the situation y
Mr.. Taft justified his silence on tbo
ground that he declared some time s sae
that he would give out no iuformat;eeNo
regarding the makeup of his cab;nat
until ne was ready to announce II -
its entirety. - IN
In spite of strong belief that NJ
MacVeagh had accepted the nortfoI;d
It was reported that the name of A p
Hepburn, of New York, ex-controIler
OF the currency, had figured largely II
the conference on the subject. II IL
assumed that, should anything elm;
nate Mr.. MacVeagh from the LIST M
Hepburn would be selected
AoAe o request Drought Frank n
hitchcock from Washington early 70.
day, and the two We're in lengthy con-
ference twice. wi"
James ID. Sheffield, president of the
! ale alumni of this city, received Mr.
iaft's promise to come here and ad.
dress the association on March %.
lhe inaugural address of Mr. Taft
received its final revision TO-DAY The
document is declaration of the noIi-
cles which the new administration will
to carry out.
The address contains, approximately
,, OOO words, and will occupv littIe
snort OF an hour in its delivery. Tho
address has been submitted NOT onlv 70
me men who have accepted places in
ne Iaft cabinet, and in each case re-
,elved their hearty approval, but Mr.
,a1t also has read the paper to Mr.
roosevelt and others of his personal
riends and advisers. 1t is pronounced
strong state paper.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
Echo of Bay CITY QUAKE

los. aan francisco, Feb. 24.-One mon
fotsi ms HE and another was probab d,
a aaea'iy injured wehen swayino V noa3a
400. noor IN the ruined city hal gay e 'a 's.
souay' sending the two men to tbe hs way
of r1s br;a ana preciPitating upon them tons
Of 81 t grnck and debris. J. Tisnerat ' ons
T 81 tne workmen, who was onera a.' one E
al and az tackle on the west FROM s'e
b Sis L guiding was so deeply buried tbo 81
sco cre' es S 81 frantic digging by force
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
JAPAN FUSS ENDS.
5000 Hun'or Returns to Brown Men
OF Island Empire.


OF Island Empire.
TOXIC, March During the recent
discussion IN Japan of the attitude a
certain persons in California in regard
70 the japanese residents it anneara
tnat one OF the difficulties faced bv the
Japanese newspapers was that their
correspondents at the various noipts
lacked an appreciation of conditions in
America, as we'll as capacity to analvze
the 1eelings of the people or the stand
ing OF those who espoused particular
action. pa ''e"iar
AS a result only the most sensational
puoilcations appearing in the newsna-
pers IN America as rule reached The
newspapers In Japan, the result being
tnat from the outset there was almost
an entire misunderstanding as to tbe
real situation. " '''e
Later, as the position of the lead;no
people Of California developed through
ehe more reliable press dispatches .
better feeling begin to prevail and
now TINS controversy has almost en-
'irely ceased In fact many of the
newspapers say that much good has
come out of the evil, inasmuch al The |
discussion brought out even a greater
iegree of friendship on the bart Of
america toward Japan than was al
lrst believed to exist.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Chicago, March 2. Under the lead.
efsnip Of ]. Fades Howe, Of ST. Louis.
grandson OF the builder of the Fades
bridge, the Chicago association of IN
s'hp'oyeu was formed this afternoon,
q committee was named to protest 70
.ne mayor and the finance committee Of
we CITY council against the proposed
reduction of the appropriation for
street work. The organization propos-
- 20 maintain a local headquarters an
enapioyment agency and bureau Of
transportation.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Cleveland, Ohio, March 1.-Remark
apie wireless telegraph experiments
We're made today when a number of
messages We're successfully sent from
= special TRAIN running between Buffa-
10 ana this city at the rate of 10 miles
an hour. A Lake Shore train esnes
clally equipped for the purpose left
nuifaio this morning and arrived here
TINS afternoon, when the success of tbe
tests was reported. One message was
sent to President Roosevelt. The ex.
perlments cost So minute.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
NO FARMERS JURY.
Objection of Standard Causes Rejec-
ton of Whole Venire.

ton of Whole Venire.
Chicago, Feb. 24.-The re-trial 0.
the Standard Oil company of Indiana
was unexpectedly delayed today wher
Judge Anderson, in the Federal court,
quashed the panel of $50 veniremer
because of the large proportion OF
farmers among those summoned. Six
ty per cent of the venire are farmers
only three are residents of Chicago,
and but l6 live in Cook county, which
contains two-thirds of the population
within the courts jurisdiction.
1T was a farmers jury" which
brought in the verdict making Judge
Landis' fine of 500, 24O, 900 in the orig
NAL case possible. John S. Miller, of
the defense, promptly reminded the
court that the panel contained but
three Chicagoans.
1T looks like design, or a strange
coincidence, " commented Judge Ander-
son. Il don't want to start in this
nearing feeling that there is some
Ehlng not quite fair. think this panel
ought to be set aside. | instruct the
Jury commission to put in 1850 names
y men, good proportion of whom
'hall be good business men from Chi
ago and Cook county Tbis 49,
rled IN district composed of an
'normous commercial city and several
urai counties. The country may have |
'urer air, higher moral standards and |
,reater intelligence than the city, but
nat is an open question:
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
To Amend Constit,,t;o,

Sacramento, Feb. 25.-AssembIvman
Grove L. johnson, Of Sacrams ,,l1,'
ant ,aose antl-Japanese bills aroused the
f tn.agon1sm of President Roosevelt in
eFtuced In the legislature late this
or rsstn e a Joint resolution asking con-
e saess Tor convention to amend tbe
ann" s'i'Ieion' so as to prohibit poIvg-
p "any' IL requests all other leoislatnrees
The r ~ session to join in the movement.
onsst es sur was introduced at the re-
A Anaa, OF Mrs. Hester t. Griffith. of Los
Cbr;st;, president of the Women's
Temperance union
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
Treasure of Guerilla n.,.s

tre Dsnvllie, KY, Feb. 27. = Buried
and sSs s;, comprising 500, 500 in gold
mo 1 aver com. SO, 600 worth of dia-
do lJhus' revolver and several Thousand
t sO',Srs IN Confederate money was found
law Ssay oy Il. s. Hensly and Albert Paw
m p - an old residence Of the late Nath-
ure was s nssr Paint Lick. The treas
time "ss hidden during guerilla warfare
ard b;a ~nen "one-armed' Sam Berry
Of Cen s gang terrorized the inhabitants
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Berlin, March 2.--Jules camnr
French ambassador to Germany con-
ierred yesterday upon Herr Won Schoen
tne German foreign minister. the grand
cross o. the Legion of Honor. an AN
indication of Frances satisfact;on
over The Franco German agreement
% moroceo. This event is inter-
preted as meaning that the relations
between France and Germany ave
on better footing than for many
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

San Francisco, Feb. 27.-Tbere mo.
another shift of jurors in the case - u
1 Tasrick Calhoun today. Duncan r
hilder' an auctioneer, was passed ~,
pom SIDES to occupy one of the two va s
cant seats in the bax. and later in az aa,
gay Judge William P. Lawlor allowed
challenge by the prosecution dirac seS
against David Holzberg. one Of t tSe
Jurors accepted several weeks AGO. The
session of court ended with the taa AZ
taiesman of the day under examines ss Az,
oy the prosecution after he had bs 'on
passed by the defense "u osen
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Pueblo, Colo, Feb. 25.-AftarI..
blockaded by heavy SHOWS e., os .
weeks, Marshall pass was opened t soo
.raillc today. Denver & Rio Granda
s sIaln NO: 80 arrived here after mal;nc
the q miles from Gunnison in five s,anIs
Anotner tram arrived today. hav;no.
Travelled IL miles in 10 hours. Tra;r
men say the snow is from FIVE to o.
t p,a,.o ueep. Friday General Manager
h'ageway walked two miles on snow
Shoes to take provisions to passen n,aSm-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
CANADA LOSES ISLAND.
Alarmed About Interpretation of New
Boundary Treaty.


ottawa, Ont, Feb. "a. = some
alarm was created in the Canadian
parliament today by member caIlino
attention to the fact that, if the cow
Of the recent boundary treaty with the
United States furnished to the Canadi-
an parliament is correct, Hunter island
a III Inc ri Hs river district, containing
aoout l'ooo square miles, has been los
20 canada and is now the propertv 'V 90
the United States. 'pei'S Oh
~, IN the Ashburton treaty the island
was conveyed to Canada throuob 't tho
' statement that the boundary line sb '1G
not mtersect the island. The eonv v''a AZ
o one recent Washington treaty Ie e. az
out the word mott 'eaSes
Or. W. F, King, Canada's renroso,
Iatlye on the boundary comm i, s5en-
s says, sne Ashourton line has been ,Si fol
O"Su.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

so, honolulu, Feb 24.-The terr;....,.
senate gave the house conc U territorial
luton approving President ' p reso-
day' A. anS policy cold reception e' ~ !
only only, al ana It was saved from ', Safa To-
TN Thy . ~ .ne vote of President sra;ss
in~ t lssplu.lon includes clauses critie ,;n
tie, ' ne proposed anti-Japanese lsn;S,
ZION ZION ~ the neighboring states s' a asglsia-
ators l ps, objection urged by the 1 se sae
WAS IVA was 70 these references. The SEN lem
&c sent TO the judiciary como;t te OH
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Reno, New. Feb. 26.-The follou
ing story comes from Goldfald. 4
discovery which. for its unique charac-
Ter, has seldom been equalled in this
state, has just been disclosed throneb
the presence in Goldfield of DR.. Samnel
y. Green, geologist and mineral ex-
pert, OF England. He broke omen q
number OF ancient oyster shells and IN
one OF them discovered perfect pearl
pure white and weighing nearly $50
sarats. DIR. Green has refused a sum
for the pearl Which would bay bun-
ored water jewels" of ordinary size
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Panama, March /. The cruiser.
California and Pennsylvania. of N.
United States Pacific squadron. now
here, will leave tomorrow for Ana
paiia' on the west coast OF Honduras
me cruise follows Instructions believ.
ca to have been received from wash.
lngton because of the troubled eond;.
tion OF affairs in Central America
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

rit,s6urg, March ?. Running owe,
Tour different roads en- route. a special
train bearing threatical comnany
sooay made the distance Of 7b5 milss
from Boston to Pittsburg in the record.
smashing time Of TN hours. Fifty
NE minutes we're clipped off the best
PREVIOUS pss' time between Buffalo and
flstsbnrg' the time being Eve hours
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

fsfis, March 2. Snow has been fall
lnR IN Paris almost continuously ~
g hours and a blizzard Of uupreee.
TENTED q.a proportions prevails throughout
Z ranee. Msny deaths are reported,
several inches Of snow has fallen h
me interior Of the Apes Maritimea
a sl, the conditions at Cannes and An
uoes are exceedingly wintrv.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

New Orleans, Feb. pa. p. Schell
special United States inspector. who
recently ran down the alleged Chinass
smuggling conspiracy on the Gulf eoast
declared his disbelief in the report thai
ene chlnese were sent in government
bonded car from Alg ers, La, to san
LUIS obispo, Cal. His theory Is thai
sne men were put into the car some
piaee close to the Texas border A
rigid Inquiry into the case has baen
here. ee''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

isnica, N. T.. March 2. Toni, Hp
OF va cheng. China. was eJe ,'sh ~ -
shs ,, I'm ~, Beta Kappa fraternity at Cor.
,'e'i iast week. This is the frat time
~ tpe history Of Cornell that a Chinese
"a. oeen elected 10 the highest honor
airy society. 'o'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

ruebio, Colo, March 2. The local
situation between the Servians ana the
AoseFians - rapidly approaching n
critical stage. Ran Porubovith editor
o. local Servian paper, has been re-
Peateaiy Threatened with death II he
e s'sa, not discontinue his remarks on the
Austrian government.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
READY FOR INAUGURAL.
People Are Ficckinx TO WashIrxton by
Thousands for Event.

4
washington March 2. Washington
y filing with inaugural visitors ana
already tho streets show the faces of
many strangers. The fine weather TO-
day brought great thronas our UPON the
avenue along which the inaugural "a
rade will pass and which is being given
the finishing touches IN decorations.
Preparations made by the new Union
station for handling the crowds today
received the first real test. and 40 Ear
has proved satisfactory. Committees
N charge have made exceptionally
complete arrangements for rneeiving
and caring for visitors. Hotels ara
.ap'uly hlling Some are already fall.
AZ slgns indicate that Washington |
VIII, turing the week. entertain the +
largest crowd that has attended an n.
auRuraelon- Beginning tomorrow SOL
Tiers will commence to arrive. ara
from then on there will Be- n constant
Unloading Of trains.
Admiral Bob Evans In going ID he y
policeman. Tina president wanted can-
,'eHs 70 nase him vice admiral, and
may some day, but pending that
a y n rank he. along with All |
tier members Of the inaugural com. /
n'ttse on the public comfort, has been 9
policeman Tor useesas q
uty On March 4. Badges of authority 2
arn m all bluecoata wear have been
rovided, 's n
v - not probable that Fighting 9
90 would get our upon the avenue g
Fingang club to restrain the crowd q
e preserve order during the parade. 9
!. ~ and bis committee associates ~
Va wear their badges and should the u
' ~ decide to mako an arrest. II W
~ be wiae for the spotted one ID on M
acefuIly. .
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Plttsbnrg., March 1.-The Jury II
1ne graft case in which Counciimen ]
=. Wssson, William Brand and John r
nleii are charged with conspiracy and
the taking of brides, reported tonight
lnat II had been unable to agree. and
was locked up till tomorrow.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Denver, Feb. 27.-Three men 49,.
known to have persisted IN the Nj hI;n. arc
when wn'sn swept the state Monday ana !
,.,',a VINO was badly frozen will nrob
aoly DE Several are missing Il !.
estimated not less than 1000 Shes Is
have persisted. Sneep
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

washington, Feb. rs. The Arkan
sas antitrust law was declared consti-
sullohai today by the United States
supreme court, upholding fine Of
sio' ooo against the Hammond Pack
ing company.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Belgrade, Feb. "a. tn ''oe'
furthe , n"ai has given orders that n nsi,
' SS &c 70 men under As years e 70 be is
all ne n' OBJECT Of this measure Is ~ ~ age.
al men of military age at boma 70 Keep
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
Extradltlon Min ra.a.a

washington. Feb. 26. An extradi-
slon treaty with France was ordered
tavorably reported tody from the SEN
ase committee on foreign affairs.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

washington. Feb. 26. r. Sparkling
wines imported from Spain are to be 10
gwen the benefit of the minimum rates
OF duty provided for by the Dinglev
act m proclamation to be issued by
PRESIDENT Roosevelt today or tomorrow
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

Washington, Feb. 25.-The senat,
committee on Judiciary today authoriz.
ca favorable report On a bill provid.
w ,ug Tor an additional judge in the
Western district of Washington.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04

washington, Feb. 25.--The senate
judiciary committee today decided that
~ would report on no mora presidential
nominations for the consideration of
the senate during the present session
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
Mine Planters Raaeh n.u.

CAN. '0's Heach Callao.
States feru' Feb 25.-The United
Arn;s,a,n mime planters Ringgold and
Nsn, 'ssau' which are proceeding from,
ri iv~ nor 7. to San Francisco. have ar
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-03-04
PROCEEDINGS OF
The LEGISLATURE

n Boise, Feb, rs, In the senate TO-DAY
T. an effort to put through the Seattle e.
q position BILL carrying an appros,ri at;ay,
o. $40, 900 WAS prevented. TIE ~,
puplIean i'oor leader, Senator Hart.
mad tho measure referred To the corn.
m'ttee Of the whole. which indicates
fhs appropriation win be pruned.
i ~ the house another Republican
mhrE nest was tlnearthad during con
sioeration of tha new fish and game
pili. The game warden. Stephens was
Eroundly condemned for his use Of n,hs
iie money IN establishing fab hatcher
leas Ha was also exeoriated for favor
'tlsln IN appointment of his deputies
ms home county Of Fremont having > |
a'sproportionate number. Theirs fha |
'aw for the protection Of elk has been
notoFiously violated.
Boise, Feb. "a. There was n anir.
tied discussion In the senate III H.
proposal TO increase the time % Iease
- mineral lands owned BY the state
and mcBeth's amendment. cornnellina
1ne state land board to have tho state
mining inspector make an examination
OF lands proposed to be leased and fiJa
: written report These were finally /
~ the house the civil service com ,
bill. which provides for civil Ii
service examinations Of all officers and 4
'mployes OF the state in educational
and penal institutions. was
considered in committee of the whola
md strong efforts were made 70 Iii
ne measure. BY close vote. The hin &
nittee. 0""'''s No'''-
1areful scrutiny Of all measures nro-
iding for issues of bonds i,,st n,aga q
oo"s mat bonds for $500, 900 have =
zen asked for. Educational inatitu- :,
IONS ask 1868, 600 for permanent i'm u
rovement, 5000, 600 is asked for can -
oi building construction and $3.50. 600 y
'r bridges. The states bonded in. ~
abtedness is 1864, 900. and onlv a.
200 can be issued to reach ~ IN
limit. IN
Boise, March THE feature ~ "a
y . session Of the Legislature was the p pa
No~ ~ ~hS 9eHdte OF the house dl- -
CT primary bill without Amendment ~. as
VIII be signed by Governor Brady va
says, as soon as presented. an
The bill had close shave. The fea
'puolicans undertook to kill it in can -
>, but two senators, Shawban Of s pe'
nyon and Rowton of Idaho. stood out s.D.
ainst all propositions to compromise oe'
amend, realizing any alterations ~. ho'
uid operate to defeat the measure sii'
the closing days of the session. Re-. nes
10 these two Republicans stood fen ' son
mocratic votes. 1t only required 3 a's'
les to pass the bill, so the Reoubli- uss
enemies of the measure wore en-
ced to surrender small minority Of "'S
X own ranks because of the sunnort
aged by the ten Democrats. NOT +
1t was Republican
ASSURE by introduction. Senator att
up Of Lemhi county was the onlv
nner to vote against the bill. He :.
iained his people did not want it. u
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-16

viewpoint. to determine as near as
possible the chances their clients
would have Of winning the suit
Mr. Webb win return to Fulton
either tonight or Friday nlght and
the citizens will then be- told wheth-
er or not they have good grounds for
instituting a suit. n. In the lawyers
opinion. there is no hope Of winning.
the committee will most likely drop
the entire affair but n the attorneys
opinion IL favorable then an inJune'
tion viii be sought TO prevent the
council from accepting the streets In
East Fulton aud TO prevent the Is