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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-03

First race five furlORssl-El Porfecto. 1O2
,MonsanB - 90 l. won; Lord Clinton. lu2 aus
TIM II 10 2 second. The Wolf. los tNarren).
~ 10 / third. Time. l:O->s Steel King.
Rounder. Tipster. Brunhilde. Lady PaRchita and
SlewfOot also ran
second race tseIling: six furiOngsl-Anne Mo
Gee IuS wilson Is 20 3. won. GOld1nn. lo4
,McC,aheyD 10 10 I. second; silver Stocking IO2
tFtamseyl = 10 J. third Time. 1:lg. Plume.
Belle Brady Lillian Ray. Bright Skies and
Posing also ran
Third race selling. one milel-Bonnie Prince
Charlie. l0S CSmalD. 20 !. won. Keep Moving
10. kennedy. 10 /. second. ArcOurt. lOS
fPickensl = 10 I. third Time. 1:sS- George
Young Wineberry Ardenia and Downie also ran.
FOURTH race handicap. six furlonssi-Aarch-
monet IU2 ,Rensonl 10 J. Son. King Cobalt
ia ttTeeyyb. . 10 =. second. Gorio. Il3 Henry.
2 u l. third Time. I:lsA. Bellwether Marse
Abe and S-rvlle also ran
Fffth race tfvs and half furlongsl-Dave
Montgomery. lOh Donoyanl. 20 :. won;
Rusten iGl tCreevyl.' TO T. second: Kiddy
Ie. los tKsnnedyl 20 .. third Time. 1913
GtItor Camera D-fs and Alvs b. also
sixth race selling. one milel-Banbury. e-i
Gardner, 20 l. won. Howard Pearson. lOl
tMcCahes3 10 ?. third. Fred MuhOllsnd. lOs
fsuaalD J 20 / third. Time :4U-s. Tony
Faus: and Tremsrgo also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-03
KING COBALT BEATEN
MarchmOnet Uins by a Head
at Judrez.

Juarez Mexico. Dec. 2.-Marchmonet beat
King Cobalt a short head over a heavy
track in the six furlOng handicap here to-
day King Cobalt forced the pace. but
tired in the closing strides. Bellwether and
Marse Abe, coupled as the Bedweu entry.
were the favorites at 10 2. but both
finished outside the money.
The summaries follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-03

MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPS-Thef fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Dec. The Standish at Norfolk. the New
Jersey. at Newport. the Brutus. at Hampton
Roads
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Gambling Menacing
,...z-z American Homes.
BY Rev. JAr1Es D. BILLS. Methodist.

(w HE gambling spirit back antiquity and is
Al CHARACTERISTIC OF SAVAGERY of modern
~ cey Many of the prevailing evils of today new; other
may future but selfshness goes back
beginning and gambling the first ofprngs of eshness
GAMBLING WHEN LEAST WEALTH PRODUCES
NOTHING PROMOTES NO INDUSTRY. 1T TENDS
ERisl4MENT OF NATIONS INDIVIDUALS. WORST
is HANDMAIp coPARTNER WITH
THE WORST ENEMIES
gambling spirit and the ge something for nothing spirit
help give shark and swinde his chance GAMBLING is
CURSING AMERICAN HOMES IN THE SHAPE OF BRIDGE
WHIST AND KINDRED CARD GAMES It may be seen in the
under the noxcaon of the the
neglect duties the evil influence upon the
whole family
GAMBLING CHARACTER 1T IS A
SYNONYM FOR DISHONESTY. GREATLY TO BE
DEsRED-FRsT INDIVIDUAL INTEGRITY, FINE SENSE OF
RIGHT THE PART OF THE
INDIVIDUAL; SECOND, ENFORCEMENT LAWS AGAINST
GAMBLING AND THE ENACTMENT FARREAcHNG LAWS
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12

F o. wGden OF
convicted of crime and term in prison and
steps be taken effect his reform GREATER
CRIME AGAINST SOCIETY HAS BEEN COMMITTED
THAN THE CRIME OF THE INDIVIDUAL Any prison
management moral ethics justice and humanity
not Justify right The prison that managed and
DOMINATED BY THE SPIRIT OF REVENGE is simply barna
that society order facilitate human
INMATES CHARACTER IS UPLlFTED THE DUTY
THAT MEASURE BEEN DIS
CHARGED, THE sHAckLEs REMOVED FROM
AND THERE HAS BEEN ADDED TO
A MEMBER THE MAN DISCHARGED GOES
FORTH HATRED AND VENGEANCE IN HIS HEART
AGAINST SOCIETY, BOTH BE PITiED, FOR THE
STORM WILL SURELY INNOCENT PERSON
WILL VICTIM.
e solving of the criminal problem is subject that reason and
the spirit charity alone solve prefer to take stand for
reason charity backed by the home the schools and the
churches YOUR SCHOOLS, YOUR CHURCHES AND YOUR
PRISONS ARE 4 PRETTY TRUE INDEX TO YOUR CIVIL
ZAION BY the fruit shall know them Give more schools
more churches charity and less baycorn and revenge and
jals reormatories and pententare
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
HENEY is RETIRED.
Union Labor Candidate Wins Frisco
Mayoralty.

Union Labor Candidate Wins Frisco
MayoraIty.
San Francisco-San Francisco has
retired Francis j. Heney who has
won national fame as prosecutor OF
the graft cases here, and given union
labor another chance at running the
city administration.
Estimates based on a count Of So
per cent of the total vote are that
Charles NJ Fickert's majority over
Heney will reach $4,000 and that f.
J. Mccarthy, the union labor candi-
date for mayor, was elected by plu-
raHty of 5000.
The union labor ticket ran we'll
through all the other city Offices, and
the complete returns show that the
next board of supervisors will be
composed of ten representative OF
this party, five republicans and three
democrats.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
For An ImmovabIe Easter.

Berlin.-The general synod Of the
state church has approved in princi-
pie the suggestion to fix by legislation
an immovable date to be observed
as Easter Sunday. This is proposed
as a convenience to both the church
and the public. DIR. Dryander, vice
president of the superior council, said
that the council had the matter under
advisement.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Many Millions for Charity.

New York-John Steward Kenne
dy, one of Americas little-known rich
men, who died of whooping cough in
New York, left more than $25, ,00c ,OCC
to religious, Charitable and education
al institutions in his will The gift
is the largest single contribution OF
its kind ever made, and the benen
ciaries include ifty-nine educational
and church institutions in all parts
of the United States and one abroad
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
ZELAYA DEFEATED.
Rebels Win Victory Over Troops Of
the Government.

VIC 0SNCIIlIUCUbs
Bluefield, Nicaragua.-News was re-
ceived here by General Estrada that
In an engagement near Guatuano
Chontales Province, General Fornes
Diaz, of the revolutionary forces, won
decisive victory against six hun
dred government troops.
The report states that hundred OF
the Zelayan soldiers were killed or
wounded, and that the loss to the in
surgents was slight. General Diaz
had sharpshooters in the trees, who
picked off a large number of the
government troops as they advanced
The insurgents still hold the San
Juan river districts.
Reports from Managua stated that
the government troops had defeated
the revolutionists in the engagement
in Chontales province, with heavy
losses to the Estrada followers. The
same dispatch stated that General
Diaz, who was defending Paso Las
Lajars with 400 men, was routed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
SEAeoARD MORTGAGES.
One Amounts to $2s, ,ooo, 900 and the
Other $125, ,ooo, 900.


Norfolk, Va.-The Seaboard Air
Line Railway has recorded in the Of
flce Of the Norfolk county court two
mortgages agregating $150,000 600.
The state taxes on the mortgages were
1920.
One Of these mortgages is for $25,-
100000, OF Ave per cent forty year
adjustment gold bonds, and mentions
the Fidelity Trust Company Of Bal
timore, and Van Lear Black, as trus-
tees. The other mortgage is for 1926
0.0O0, refunding bonds, payable fifty
years hence, and bearing interest at
the rate OF four per cent, with the
New York Trust Company and Mort
inner N. Buckner, as trustees. It
will be necessary to make fifteen re-
cordations in the state of Virginia.
The mortgages will have to be record
ed 200 times. Alabama is the only
other state besides Virginia in which
the company owns property covered
by the mortgage which charges a
state tax.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
SEAB0ARD AIR Line
System Is Turned Over By Re-
CeiverS To Owners.
ASSETS ARE $12, 900, 600
Transfer of Property Occurred at Bal
timore and General Manager HIx
Received and Receipted for the
Property.

New York.-Following a protracted
session of the directors of the Sea
board Air Line railway, this state,
ment was issued:
"A meeting of the directors OF the
Seaboard Air Line railway was held
in anticipation of turning over Of its
property to the company by the re-
ceivers. S. Davies Warfeld, one OF
the receivers of the executive com
mittee, and chairman, said that the
dered to be sent all the employees
provided that until further notice all
persons who at the time Of the trans
fer were officers or employees of the
receivers, are continued as cores
ponding officers or employees OF the
Seaboard Air Line railway with cor
responding titles and the same com.
pensations and duties as at present,
the purpose being to maintain the or
ganization which has produced such
excellent results during the receiver
ship"
The meeting Of the stockholders
will be held at Petersburg, Va, No
vember II, when some. action as to a
new executive may be taken.
Where Transfer Occurred.
Baltimore-Thet transfer of the Sea.
board Air Line railway from it's re-
ceivers to the directors of the com
pany took place in the Office of the
receivers in the Continental build.
ing.
General Manager Hix received and
receipted for the physical properties
and Treasurer Mutt and Secretary
Porteous, of the railroad company,
the other assets, amounting to about
$12,000,000, the bulk of which repre-
sents the proceeds of the sale of
$1S,OOO,00O of adjustment per cent
bonds.
Out of this the company will pay
approximately $11, 100000, being the
outstanding and floating debt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Educator Goes to Beyond.

Providence, r. William Torrey
Harris, former United States Commits
sicner of education, died here Of
heart failure. DR.. Harris, from 1857
to 1880, was superintendent of the
public schools of st. Louis, and from
1889 to 1906, was United States COM
missioner of education. He received
from the Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching, as the
first man to whom such recognition
for meritorious service is given, the
highest retiring allowance which our
rules win allow, an annual income of
Sc, COO" His death came at the com
pletion of a new edition of Webster's
dictionary, of which he was the editor
in-chief.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12

ATLANTA AUTO SHOW.
Great Occasion Attracts Theucands cf
Visitors to the City.

Great Occasion Attracts Theacands ct
Visitors to the City.
Atlanta.-The south's first Auto
Show opened in the Auditorium-Ar-
mory in the presence of distinguish
ed gathering Of state and city officials
and social life, to the accompaniment
of patriotic music and amidst wealth
of beauty, decorations and mechan.-
cal wonders of the day.
There were at least 100000 visitors
in the city from all sections of the
south to attend the exhibitions and
races.
The city is alive with motor car
enthusiasts and sleeping accommoda-
tons are at a premium The corri-
doris of the hotels are literal beehives
and many happy reunions are being
held in nearly every room of the
local hostelries. Makers who have
not seen each other for months were
seen in groups talking over the past,
present and future of the industry.
Monday was Atlanta and Mayors
day; Wednesday, society day; Thurs
day, manufacturers day, and Friday,
governors day. On that day Govern
or Brown will attend, surrounded by
his military staff in uniform.
The principal interest centered in
the races at the great track, which
IS said to be one of the finest in the
world.
1t is conceded that there has sell
dom been such throng of visitors
In the city and the enthusiasm shown
in the various events is uHbounded.
Mayor Maddox and President Cand-
ler of the Chamber of Commerce. ex-
tended welcome to the visitors and ex-
hibitors.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12

Rocky Mount, N. C.-Another dis
covery of copper ore has been made.
and again there are evidences that
elsewhere in Nash county there are
deposits of copper ore, while the re.
cent discovery unearthed an ore that
is rich in gold as well. In sinking
a bored well at the plant of the Farm
ers' Oil Company, at Nashville, near
here, recently, and when about 75
feet deep, a rich vein of copper ore
became perceptible. The ore con-
tanned a rich deposit of gold
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
WOMEN APPOINTED.

Mayor Mcclellan Comedies Principal
Demand of Suifragcttes.
New York.-Mayor George B. Nc
Clellan has appointed three wemen
to the board of education, and there
by conceded one of the principal de-
mands of woman suffrage organiza.
tions. 1t is the first time in a quar-
ter of a century that women have
gained representation on the board
of education.
The three women appointed, eacn
representing a diff ere Mt creed, are
Mrs. Herman D. Robbins, Miss Olivia
Leventritt, daughter Of State Su
preme Court Justice .Leventritt, and
Mrs. Alfred S. Posy, of Flushing. Long
Island.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Murder Verdict Found by jury

Rome, Gave, the jury, find that
VIII Nelson came to his death from a
gunshot wound inflicted by a person
unknown to the jury" This was the
verdict reached by the coroner's jury
In the death of Will Nelson, who was
shot near the CAMP Of the Rome and
Northern Railroad Construction corps,
and fingered for week before his
death. Coroner Miller has been con-
Quoting a rigid investigation and it is
believed certain now that he will ap-
prehend the slayer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
RUN DOWN BY AUTO.
n. L. Anderson, Prominent Albanian,
Meets Tragic Death.


Meets Tragic Death.
Atlanta-While on the way to meet
his wife who had just returned from
the Auto Show opening with a party
of friends, Harvey L. Anderson, pres
ident of the Anderson Hardware Com
pany, was run over and killed by
speeding automobile near the juno
ton of the two Peachtrees a short
distance from his home, 1885 Peach
tree, near Seventeenth street.
Travelling at a frightful rate OF
speed, it is claimed, the car passed
on, and was soon lost in the darkness,
without the number of the machine
being observed.
The accident occurred just as the
out going car swerved to one side in
order to pass an incoming one.
Investigation proved that the car
which killed Mr.. Anderson belonged
to DR.. J. H. Crawford, and it is
claimed that the accident was una
voidable.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Murdered on Roof Of skx.serap.r.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Roby B.
Cannon, % years old, real estate
dealer, who came from Lexington
KY. was murdered on the roof OF a
ten-story Office building and $500,
which he drew from bank Saturday,
is missing. Evident disorder in Gan
mons Office on the fourth floor Of the
building indicates that he was attack
&c there and his body dragged to the
roof with a rope, which was found
around his neck. The dead body
bore a number of cuts and bruises,
and some of the dead mans friends
declare that ne was murdered as a
result of jealous quarrel.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
TAFT IN GEORGIA.
President Given Welcome by Macon
and savannah.


Savannah, Ga.-President Taft has
visited Georgia In mis- great tour Of
the United States and was given a
welcome wherever he went suitable
to his exalted position and the i'm
portance of the occasion.
He spent n day at Macon, where he
declared he was glad to be back in
Georgia again, and felt thoroughly
mt home in the state whence he went
TO Washington last March to assume
the oath OF ONCE.
After his visit to Macon the presi-
dent tcurneyed to Savannah, where
he was given a royal reception.
Georgia has proven no exception to
the other southern states President
Taft has visited In extending to him
series OF welcomes equal to those
he has received In any section of the
Governor Joseph M. Brown and
other distinguished Georgians met
the president at Macon and accompa-
MED him to Savannah.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE.
Residential Section of CherryViIle
pranAiHaIlM nAcArnMAd

Residential Section of CherryViIle
Practically Destroyed.
Charlotte, N. C.-Fire, which had
its origin in sparks from the locomo-
tive of a passing freight train, de-
stroyed the residential Section OF
Cherryville, Lincoln county, entailing
a loss of more than $4,000
The sparks ignited a barn and
swept by a high wind reduced to ash
es practically every home in the vii
lage, all substantial two-story struc-
lures. A wide gap between the DOOM
ed dwellings and the business sec
ton is all that prevented the town
from being wiped from the map. The
town has no ire-fighting apparatus
and was at the mercy of the flames.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
IRISH IN POWER.
Great Landlords to be Deposed Says
T. p. O'Connor

Great Landlords to be Deposed Says
T. p. O'Connor.
New Within ten or fifteen
years the great landlords Of Ireland
will have been deposed and half a
million Irishmen will be lords of their
own farms" said T. P. O'Connor
member of parliament, from Liver
pool, in a meeting in aid of the Ma
tionalists cause in Ireland. at the Ly-
ric theatre. An enthusiastic audi
ence contributed literally.
after the next election he said
I'VE expect to have eighty-three mem
bers of parliament Whatever COM
bination of patriots wins in England,
our eighty-three votes will mean the
balance of power He said the Irish
people had won nine of ten things
they had started out to win, and ex-
pected, during the next parliament, III
addition to national schools and the
university, the boon of home rule.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Next War Waned in Air

philadelphia next war will
be decided in the air. said NJ B. Her
ring, who took prominent part in
the aviation contests last summer in
France, in an address before the En-
gineers' Club. Ct this city. No body
Of men, he declared, within range
of dirigible war baIioons could possi-
bly, help being wiped out Some of
the German war dirigibles have car
ried three rapid fire machine guns,
said Mr.. Herring, and have been able
to keep up continuous fire for two
hours.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Cashier Robbed Of .sn4.15e.

Niagara Falls, Ont--Wh liam Dob
son, cashier of the Canadia1 Express
Company, was sand-bagged here in
the company's office ;tt the Grand
Trunk station and a package contain
ing $14,156 taken from him by two un-
known men. The robbery wa. com
mitted in broad daylight, with score
of the station employees with in ~
feet Of the office,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Congress of Mothers

Philadelphia, Pa. = Arrangements
have been completed for the annual
conference of the board of managers
Of the National Congress of Mothers
at Atlantic City, November 9 and 10
A symposium on child welfare will
be held November 9. A roand-table
conference on methods for the exten-
sion and helpfulness of the National
Congress- of Mothers is announced for
Now mber 10.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Rsbb.r. w.r. Active a. Fair.

Macon, Ga.-Activity among thieves
at the state fair has been marked,
and many cases OF heavy losses have
been reported to the police. Harry
Kane, the young man seized by L.
l.. Smith, Of Fort Valley, was com
Mitted to the state court on the charge
OF highway robbery by Mayor Miller
after the testimony Of Smith had been
heard. Only three arrests have been
made during the fair on charges OF
this character. Good evidence is said
to have been procured in each case
but many robberies have been repor'
ted that could not be explained.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Er.,srn star Elect. Officers.

Montgomery, Ala.-The state order
of Eastern Star elected these officers:
Grand M&tron, Mrs. Matte Hand
Bayminette; Grand Patron, Mr.. Geo
Ash. Birmingham; Associate Grand
MEtroa, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, No
bile; Associate Grand Patron, Mr.
George r. Petrie, Mayiine; Grand Sec.
retary, Mrs. Edith Edwards, Wylam
Grand Conductrcss, Mrs. Mary Ech'
OILS, Ensiey: Assistant Grand Conduc'
MeSs, mrs. Callie French, Columbia.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA.
Farmers Have Fatal Duel Over
Bottle of Liquor.

aTmeTS 7dNe = dkdt LUIGI ONSi
Bottle of Liquor.
Huntsville, Ala.-Joe Webb and
John Clark, farmers, shot each other
to death near Mint Springs, after
quarreling over a bottle Of liquor.
Webb was the father-in-law OF
Clark. 1t is said they were drinking
at a place about halfway between
their homes, and after quarreling,
both began shooting. Webb was shot
eight times and instantly killed, and
Clark was shot three times. He
walked home, and sent for a doctor,
but died before the doctor reached
him Mint Springs is in the north
eastern part of Madison county, and
no further particulars have been re-
ceived here.
Other parties are said to have been
engaged in the affair.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12

be faced the battle against privileged rights monopoc eff
lies the of business recognize their individual
obligations the ommuny which they reside They
o recognize that THEY MUST COOPERATE WITH THEIR
COMPETITORS when questions affecting the pobiy of business
methods which haze bearing upon community interests Com
petition necessary the active conduct of business in that
petition NO UNRAIRNESS, NO PRIVILEGED CONDITIONS
NO MONOPOLSTIC ADVANTAGES, MUST BE PERMITTED
TO PREVAIL Ony by cooperation eliminate unfair
binahon and dish Snest privileged competition
THERE BUT MEASURING
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
DEALER OR oFXTHE GREAT CORPORATION WHICH
GRANTED PowERs WHICH MAKE IT FACTOR IN CONTROLLING
THE INDUSTRIES OF THE COUNTRY THAT MEASURING ROD is
PLAIN, FASHIONED, COMMON HONESTY, MEAsUR
ING MUST pc USED BY THE GOVERNMENT IN PREVENTING
DESTRUCTION or THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE THE
GRANTING PRIVILEGES AGAINST THOSE INTERESTS
sss
The government in granting corporate rights SHOULD RE
TAIN THE POWER TO INSPECT THE BOOKS AND METH
obs OF DOI BUSINESS of the corporations and
make such enable the government learn wheh
the seeking shut competitors
troll the political affairs of the nation That's all there
the question of psbliciy
IMPROPER
AFFAIRS BUSINESS CORPORATION. MEANS DUE
INVESTIGATION AUTHORIZED GOVERNMENTAL
AGENCIES WHICH DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT PUBLIC
INTERESTS RESPECTED. ROAD OF FUTURE
BEEN MADE EASIER THE INVESTIGATIONS WHICH HAVE
INATHE FEW YEARS THE PROSECUTIONS
WHICH HAVE FOLLOWED
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
pi,aa,ar 4. Honduran Navy.

New Orleans, La.-News OF disas'
ter to ne navy Of Honduras was
brought to New Orleans by passen'
gers on the steamship Parismina ar
riving from British Honduras. The
Tatumbia, the one "man-of-war'
which the republic boasted, is report
ed to have sunk near Port CorteZ, ar
ter springing q leak as the result OF
. collision with fruit vessel several
days ago. The accident occurred
close to shore, and NO lives were
lost. The Tatumbia was a transform
ed tugboat.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12
Good Roads issue EaiIed.

Louisville, Ky.-Returns from over
one-half of the 119 counties Of Ken
lucky indicate the defeat of a pro,
posed constitutional amendment for
the building of good roads. voted on
at an election. A two-thirds MAORI
ty is necessary, and most of the coun-
ties heard from voted against the
project, which contemplated bond
fSSua