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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26

Minuly patek vecer Sc odbJvals
v Tyndall, v sfni spolkn G 8. P.S,
a q. G. B. J. krasna slavnost, ma
ukoncenf skolnfho roku ceske let.
nj sko,y, ma kterouz Sc dostaviI
slusnS pocet kraiand, maine rodi
ca dftek ienz skolu naystevuif q
pffznivcu skoly. Pfedseda p. Pt&k
pied sahaienfm programu, pred.
stayil slavnostnfho fecnfka, p. Jos
Janouska, kterg v delsf feci pou.
kazal ma 1cel ceske skoly, kterd
jedine mule nam udrzeti nasf feG,
v pokolenfch budoucich, efmz ma
rod mas ST zisk& vetsf a zaslouzene
1cty cd jinonarodovcn a nevyhyne
v teto move vlasti. Tez poukazal
ma to, Re kazd5 Czech ma dosti pff-
Gin b7ti hrdym ma sv1j narod, a
tyka-li Sc to osoby zde zrozen9,
toz ma svGj pnvod, nebot jsme me
Ii a name sve ucence a badatele;
sve basnfky a umelce, a vGbec, me-
nj vedy a umenf, kde by Czech ne
zaujimal misto neipfednejsf. Row
nez i v femeslach a obyGejn5ch
povolanich CeSi jsou vyhledav&ni
pro syoif dovednost a svedomitost.
Pan fecnfk byl odmenen potles-
KEN pc ukoncenf feGi.
Pc t9to feGi nasledoval dlouhS
q peclive vybranS program pfsnf,
basnicek a Vystupd, yse v ceskem
iazyku, jez pfednesli zaci velmi
zdafile. Hlavnf zasluhu o pekne
proyedenf vsech cfsel oysem ma
ueitelka, 81. Farova, nebot kdo vi
Jake namahy a obtize jsou S tim
spojeny, nejlepe dovede ocenit
praci takovou. JednohlasnS 1su-
dek vsech pfftomn5ch vyznfval v
ten smysl, Re pfednes dftek byl
made vse oeekavani. a tez vyslovo-
vail svoje uznani a pochvalu slec-
ne ueitelce.
Pc programu v~ystoupil DIR. Xii
ma, mlady krajan nedavno do
Tyndall Sc pfistehovavsi, kter5 Sc
zmfnil 0 vyssim vzdelani. Kladl
vahu ma to, BE nepostacf nam posi-
lati dftek do obyceinych skol, ale
tel do skol vyssfch. Name prS
sv@ p~rofesory ma vyssfch 1cilistfch
aysak jest jich tfeba vetsi poeet
Pan doktor ukazal tim, nejen ee-
no jest nam zapotfebi, ale nahodi
lie ieho sloya nam pfipomely nasf
chybnou stranku; totiz, Re cestf
rodicove po vstsine Sc domnivajf,
ze obycejne skoly pro jejich ditky
postaci, a vyssimu pro ne vzd9lanf
neveff. Zde nutno pfipomenouti,
Ae nepostacf nam jakozto narodu
hgti zrucnSmi femeslnfky a bedli-
vymi zemedelci, n5brz my must
me hled9t, by isme NELL zastupce
We vsech vyssfch povolanfch CHM
vice, tim lepe,
Zde ma zapade, kde pomery III
votnf jsou pfizniveisf nezli ma W.
chode, mohou rodice poskytnouti
SWIM dftkam lepsiho a dokonalej-
siho vzdelanf, nezli Sc doposud de-
10. Slusi Sc uciniti zmfnku o DIR.
Klimovi samem; totiz, ze pfijel do
teto zeme CO jinoch ma Vlastnf
pest a pracoval v raznych dflnach
a kdyz nahospodafil penez, zapo-
Cal studovat lekafstvf. A nenf on
samotnfm. Takovych pffpadi
name vice. Jak kazd5 takovy
pffpad zahanbf ony rodice, ktefi
vladnou majetkem a penezmi, Re
by v5lohy ma dobre vzdelani sve-
no syna nebo dcery ami nezpozoro
vail. A pfec tax necini; jednak 2
nevedomosti a pfecasto z lakotnos
ii. Phi sledoyanf rodinnSch pome
ru, pozoruiem, Re mnoh5m rodi-
Cum Sc jedna 0 to by dftky hned
cd dtleho mladf byly pfidrzovany
jen pfi praci, a zhusta ditko jest
posflano JAKE TAXI do skoly, ably
Sc pfedeslo opletacce Sc zakonem
AGl.~s(s 90 Axol AZ -:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26

Tabule do oxen vsech merSch
lie dostati v Quealove skladu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26

Z~amyslfte- Ii stav9t male neb
velke, dejte v5poGet J. H. Queal,
usetffme YAM penfze.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26

Kupuji yeice a platfm "a ne ho-
tovFma. A. j. Noyak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
Ma!l ~OznamOyate!.

Ia fddek Sc platf 5 ct6. DO prve; dalsf inserai
te same oznamky 2 Gently a pdl.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-08-26
Rosebud Beer on Tap
zprava fnancnfho stavu
TABORSKE Stain BAMKY

v Tabofe, S. D., pfi uzavfranf knIh dine 2Sh,
kvetna, 1903. pod4na vefejnemu pam
kovnfmu dozorcl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.

James McGovern, formerly a nuVilist,
plead ed guilty yesterday he u dse
Lewis 10 the Cha &c OF bu g
larry IN the third degree and
uron the recommsndat'on Of Dis riot
Attorney Fred G.. LoofhourOw was
sentenced TO serve one year In the state
prison. He entered tho Farmers hail
nj Murray on March %, 1905, which Is
used by the Murray police department
as q gymnasium, and stole Il set 81 box
ing gloves and some shoes When ha
attempted TO sell the goods the next
day In salt Lake he was arrested and
confessed the crime.
Allen Farr. charged with forging tho
name OF Willard Mack AN actor 10 two
checks amounting 90 $50, was aIrienrd
in Judge Lewis court and entered q
plea OF not guilty. His trial was fixed
for MAY s. 1909. Fan, who b. also an
actor and az one time connected with
Willard Mack's company IS represent
ed by J w Bean, who was appointed
his attorney by the court
Charles Reading and Albert Brown
were arraiened for entering the Dahl
Bros slaughter house al Bingham
FUNSTON on Feb 26, 1909. and stealing
a side OF pork, "a sheep and some short
ribs They entered pleas OF not guilty
and their case win tc set at later
date
Lionel Flowers, charged with o. etat-
utory onense. was arraigned and plead
not guilty Tie as accused by Miss
Martha Peterson OF Salt Lake OF tho
crime which 81 De- alleged. was COM
mitted on May l. 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
The Story Of a Spring Hat is Re-
lated in Complaint Of
Mrs. Larson.
PURSUED BY CRUEL HUSBAND
laura Duncan says Her Spouse Has
Followed Her from one
" CO. 20 Another.

After buying HE wife one spring hat
the price De- not menuoned-John p.
l.. larson, o. railroad man. deserted
Dis wife Mrs Magda Larson. according
20 her complaint for divorce which was
Fled Yesterday I'M the Third district
court They were married i'm Poca-
tello, Idaho, on Jan. 9. 1905. Their
trouble started shortly after they left
Pocatello and came 10 Salt Lake she
bought o. hat and then her husband
refused to buy her "a suit or other
wearing apparel to match &c. Since
that be has failed Co provide for her
IN any way and she has been forced
to earn her own living
Pursued by her husband from one
state % another Mrs. Laura j. Duncan.
who has lived In salt Lake for the
past five years, filed suit for divorce
yesterday In tho Third district court
She charges him with cruelty, alleging
that ON several occasions he had struck
her and injured her They were mar
ricd in Dos Moines, Iowa. on Nov. g.,
1879 In 1889 they moved 70 Dewitt,
Neb., and there he began % treat her
In z cruel manner. She left him there
and went 10 Bozeman, Mont, in 1900.
where she took her children When
he followed her there. they lived togsth-
cr for a while and then separated and
she came TO Salt Lake bringing her
youngest child. who S. a minor. Dun
can Is now In salt Lake
Mrs, Mary Marriott seeks a divorce
from her husband. James Marriott. a
farmer on the grounds OF mons support,
in "a complaint filed yesterday in the
Third district court Although he has
a farm valued at 5000. house we'll
furnished, and equipment for cult.vat-
ing his land. he has not supported his
wife Tor two years, it is alleged. In
her complaint she asks f5r a division
~ the property. They were married
In salt Lake on Feb. O. 1895
on the ground Of cruelty. Mrs. Annie
70, Hamilton brought suit for divorce
yesterday against william h Hamil-
ton. They were married IN Salt Lake
IA Aug. 2Se 1905 In the following Mo-
.ember he struck her, injuring her
Several times after that he called her
vile names and drove her out Of the
hnffue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Tho Farmers Union OF Layton. Davis
county flod its articles of incorpora-
ton yesterday with the secretary OF
state. 10 IS organized Tor the purpose
of carrying on "a general mercantile
business ana has "a capital stock of
$500. goo divided into shares OF $40
each John ". Thornley, ls president.
John w. Galley yIoo-prssidcnt and
Morris ID. Ellisin, secretary ana trea-
surer Tho company takes over the
EINsviIlo Farmers Union iu Davis
county which BE- valued at $4,000.
The Farmers and Fruit Growers.
Forwarding company OF CeutCrvilio.
Davis county. filed articles OF inc0r-
p0ratiou yesterday With the secretary
of .lato. with capital stock of &5,-
600. divided into shares of $40 each
tH. company win engage In "a general
mercantile. fruitErlNIug and selling
business The officers were. John ~.
ChaHe. president. Earn B. Paris
viCt-pros Idont. ana william "A streep-
cr Dr.. sooretgrv and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
WILL PUNISH STUDENTS.

The faculty Of tine university has
not yet discovered tho perpotrator Of
the CHASTITY joke of "a week ago when
a cadaver was taken from the prepara-
ton room of the medical school and
after being dressed IN some old clothes
was placed INA the Office Of President
Kings bury where it was discovered
by an early visitor 20 the office. II
is said that eondign punishment WIN
be metod out 10 the guilty parties M
they are discovered. A similar thing
was done a couple Of years ago. but
The body OF "a man was then used
while in this last prank Of the students
the body OF "a woman was used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
HOW TO ADDRESS LETTERS.

Tho movement started some time
ago by tho postal authorities al Was
ingtou having for its object the odu-
cation of the people OF tho United
States on how 10 address letters De- be-
INK taken uu ln earnest by Postmast-
cr-GCnrraI Frank b Hitchcock In "A
circular addressed no the different
postmaster. 0f the country. attention is
called Go the fact that over 5000. 900
pieces of mail matter were sent 10 the
dead letter office during the year 1905.
muIulF because or Imperfect addresses
N n suggested that the address
street and number, be plainly write
ten Iu iuk and that the sender also
place hia 0r her name in the upper
40 that the letter may be sent there
Instead of Up the dondletter office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.

The opening lecture Of The mining
series was given last evening in the
~. M. Q. A. club room by Prof Fred
=. Pack, who spoke on General Utah
Geology" Hc spoke Of the erroneous
division Of Utah INTO two halves by
tho Wasstch range whereas the facts
ere that the southern half OF the state
is n vast plateau while the northern
I1lf is mountainous.
StoreUpticOn slides were used 60 show
'ho old water levels on the foothills Of
Tho mountains. and the faults and stra-
rdCatlon OF various regions were dis
,uefcd with their bearing on earth
q1kos.
The next lecture IN the series viii
De given by Louis Gates mine manager
~ the Boston Consolidated Mining COM
Trluy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
TUDGT MARsHALL REVERSED.

United States District Attorney II.
4. Booth received a telegram last night
from Denver telling OF the reversal
Of the decision of Judge Marshall OF
the United States District court iu
the case Of the United states vs. The
Southern Pacific Railway company.
The suit was brought by Mr. Booth,
who charged that the Railway COM
panv should have such defects re-
NEEDED at the places where they were
discovered, while Judge Marshall i'm
Ftructcd the jury that the cars could
be- moved hy the company 70 the re-
pair shops without being liable
The decision is important as showing
the intention OF the government 20
insist on strict observance of the
laws Instituted with tho view OF pro-
tectinC railroad employees and the
general public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07

her in a cruel and inhuman manner In
August. 1908, webb grabbed her Dy the
arm and wrenched Dc SO that she was
unable to do her work and had 90 be
assisted I'm dressing on this occasion
she was compelled TO call Deputy
sheriff Walter Read to the house 20
protect her
She asks for the custody of her five
children their home at GARFIELD, house
hold goods, valued at $3.50 and $50 a
month alimouv to support herself and
family They were married in Parovan
on Aug 20. 1888
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
MAYOR READING ORDINANCE.

Mayor Bransford signed everything
passed by the council last night OK
cept the liquor ordinance. This he held
UP until he could investigate IL.
when tho regulation Of saloons was
taken up several months ago I con-
farrcd with several councilmcn about
the ordinance. 1 told them al that time
the things that 1 would stand for J
understand that tine ordinance COM
tains the provisions that were sug-
ec-ted ar that time. II / md thar 10
be the case j win sign the ordnance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
NIGHT PR0WLER IN HOTEL.

j. vs.. Patterson. o. oiesr dealer WHO
lives at the Bungalow hotel. reported TO
thc police yesterday that "a THIEF enc
tered his room and stole
valuable GOLD watch. Patterson said De
Iii non hear a sound during thp uiaht
and does NOT know bow tine Jhitf aot
into Use room. when he lvoka
there were evidence Of fhe rob
bers visit and Pauorson's gold watch
was soon listed arong tho missing TIE
has given the police "a good description
of the Iimepiuce and they have hopes OF
L..uLLu- !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
CONFER WITH FAIR DIRECTOR.
IspociaI 10 the "NeVs.I)

Portland. or. April G-After a con-
ference here with Director General T. A.
Nadoau and Director T. W. Buckley OF
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exposition,
Governor William Spry OF Utah left for
seattle tonight with him was Chsun-
cev p. Overhead. one OF the commits
rsonorg for Utah. The part that Utah
i- to play in the exposition was dis
cussad The exposition officials and
the Utah men were the guests az
luncheon of the Commercial club ana
they left together tonight for Seattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
srrr1Nr1oN IN pIsMIssAI.

by stipulation tho cssa 1f nemlus and
Clark against the oregon Short Line
and the Union Pacific railroad COM
panioe. which BIAS been ON trial f1r
three days 40 Judge Iatohie's court wac
dismissed on motion Of tla plain
tins A settlement was effected Out
of court for 70 consideration of o. 100
Tho suit was brought to recover fIl-
lia go damages to o. shrmont 0l shDnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
pAMAeE cAsE DISMISSED.

Mrs Ida Larscn's suit against the
Orcron short Line Railroad company
was dismissed yesterday ia Judge
Ritchie's court at the request Of tho
plaintiff II was brought 10 recover
S. ooo damage for personal injuries
sustained by being struck by a freight
train az Minidoka. IDA, i'm July. 1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
SIC 40 CoLI.rcr PoLICY.

Mrs. Addie b. Lofts, adminlstratriN
Of the estate OF Thomas j. Lofts
brought suit yesterday I'm tho Third
district court against the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance company 10 recover 81
90 on q life insurance policy. Her hus-
band who carried the policy was killed
10 an accident In Helper. Utah, on Oct
H. 1908 She has presented her claim
but the insurance company refused To-
pay the policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07

Sufferers who say they have utli
everything without benefit are the poo
pie We are looking for. We want Thorn
20 know from elad experience that
Ely's Cream Balm win conquer Cold
iu the Head, Hay Fever, and obstinate
forms Of Nasal Catauh. This remedy
acts directly on tho iuHaWed. sensl-
tive membrane Cleansing soothing
ana healing one tr.al win convince 900
OF its healing pow er Price Boo. an
druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros, 55
Warren st, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
FENcE CAUsIl OlE sun.

Lillian b. Gleason brought an action
yesterday in the Third district court to
compel Joseph NJ. Koarsley to move q
fence on OF her property. She alleges
that she Is the owner Of lot 70, block I,
East Park addition. and thst Kearsley,
who owns the adjoining property, has
encro0chod upon her property by NOV
ing his fence over on to a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
nTsT TEArMENT ron COINS.

"MlHt ordinary colds VIII Vi0ld 90 tho
simplest treatment. says flo Chlcuru
1r nuur. "moderltiNa laratlVef. hot foot
baths free persrirauon and an avoid
aurr nf fhpo.ufo ~ cold ana wet after
treatment. While this treatment Dr. SLIM
pic. iI requires considerable trouble and
Inc ono adopting lt must romain In doors
fnr dHF Ur tno. 0r "a fresh cold la al
Instance. pueuW 1nia followE NJ 70 not
hottsI to piu Nour faith 10 an an Old
reliable preparation like Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, that Dr. famous for ita
cures 0f colds and can always hf de-
pended up1ur For sale by am dr4RElsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
LrRY CorI.nNr AGREE.

Tho Jury IN the case Of William II.
Dixon OF Murray, charged by Miss
Alice Davis with a statutory offense.
was discharged last night 10y Judge
Ritchic because Ii was unable TO reach
a verdict. The jury was out about IS
hours. The case viii not be tried again
iu oil probability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
Cort and Grant Decide 20 Make No
Change in stool, Company.

At conference yesterday between
John Cort. head OF the Northwestern
Theatrical association. and r. a. Grant
local manager Of the Colonial and Bun
gaiow. 70 was definitely decided that
willard Mack is 10 remain az the head
Of tho stock company at the last uamol
playhouse. The bin next week VIII
l.. ia Tosca,' one ~ Sardou's cole
brated plays. The leading woman VIII
be- Miss Mary Han with Miss Eleanor
N6ut,I reyt In line. The latter was
he leading woman with James j. Cor
b.tt for q Ions time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07

Salt Lake Photo and supply 90.
Kodaks nnshinr framing if2 Main st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07

Home COO . .oJ0. 4uloK service.
Hast Third South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
PHOTOGRAPHERS AT BANQUET

Dancing saItair sat- April 10th.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26
PLAN CHANGES
ATCROMvvINN CITY
POLICE OFFICERS ARE TO BE
PROMOTED
SERGEANT PIERCE WILL BE
MADE CAPTAIN
Two New Offices on Force Created.
Said That Chief Favour viii
Be Given Increase in
Salary

PASADENA, April 25.-Onc of the
most drastic changes ever made in the
personnel of the Pasadena police force
commissioners if the plans as outlined
by high authority today are carried
through. According to the plans as
made public, Desk Sergeant John
Pierce will be appointed to the office of
captain of police, with probably an in
crease in salary commensurate with
the increase in title, and Detective
Sergeant Wallace Coping is to be
made lieutenant of police.
Both officers are new in the police
department of this city and will re-
quire new uniforms. Patrolman Jo-
seph Schultz, who has been on plain
clothes duty during the past two years.
will succeed to the position vacated by
Coping, although he will have the IT,
tie of sergeant. This will leave Ser
geants Bristol, Reynold and Longley to
command the three shifts of the regu-
lar police rec.
1t is understood that the day force
will shortly be much depleted through
the transfer of men to the night shift,
but it is expected that this depletion
will be overcome by the enlistment of
a number of additional men in the de-
partment. tits further understood that
Chief of Police H. H. Favour, who has
threatened to turn in his resignation
unless his salary is raised from $125 a
month to 5000, will have his salary
raised to 5000 at the beginning of the
new administration. Nav 1.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26
TO BUILD ESPECIALLY
FOR AIRSHIP FACTORY
HEAvlER-THAN-AIR MACHINES
WILL BE CONSTRUCTED
California Company to Make and Sell
Aeronefs Invented by A. L. Smith
on Lines of Wrights'
Flyers

Construction will be started today on
a building to be erected especially for
an airship factory at the corner of
Darien place and Washington street.
The building will be put up by the Cal
ifornia Aerial Manufacturing company,
which will be incorporated to make and
sell balloons and airships, particularly
two types of heavfer-than-air machines
invented by A. L. Smith.
Mr.. Smith will begin work on one of
these machines today In downtown
storeroom and will move 1t into the
new building as soon as the structure is
completed. He will build an aeroplanc
somewhat on the lines which have
proved successful in the French flights
by the Wrights and French aeroplan-
lists, but with steering and power i'm
provements of his own invention. An
American aeronautical motor develop
ing 55-horse power and weighing 1856
pounds will be used. Instead of but
two propellers, as on most aeroplanes,
Mr., Smith will attach three, one being
six feet long and the other two each
nine feet.
The other aeronef which Mr.. Smith
has invented implies the principle of a
canvas cylinder inside of which are
six inclined planes. Air will be forced
against these for lifting power. Stabil-
ity is to be attained by tiltable planes
placed in step formation ahead of the
cylinder.
Mr.. Smith will exhibit models of both
his machines at the aerontutical show
at the Fiesta park stadium next Satur-
day and Sunday. He expects to have
one machine ready for a trial in about
six weeks. The California Aerial Man.
ufacturing company will be the fourth
aeronautical company incorporated this
year with headquarters at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-26
PROPERTY OWNERS FORM
Improvement ASSOCIATION

A meeting of Moneta avenue prop
erty owners was held yesterday morn
ing preliminary to the organization of a
permanent association to be known as
the "Moneta Avenue Property owners
association" The purpose of the asso-
citation will be to extend Moneta ave-
nue. to San Pedro. The motto will be
"Moneta avenue to be paved, lighted
and 100 feet wide to San Pedro" Fol-
lowing were appointed members of a
committee to continue the work of
permanent organizations:
d. C. McCurtty, j. T. Craig, w. H.
O'Connell, V, H. Vanderburg, F. A.
Zillgitt, F. w. Newman, F. B. Helms,
Matt Medley and w. H. Huber.
A meeting has been called for Friday
evening at o'clock at GIL Moneta ave-
nue., at which Moneta avenue property
owners are urged to be present.