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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04


the light TO others in Moberly.
Seventy Of the III Missouri
counties are without bonded
dsbts.
A vast acreage OF corn Ia being
planted In Missouri this spring,
and In all the corn growing states,
Bolton has . womsn's COM
msrcial club, not an auxiliary
affair, but "the" Bolton CONNER.
DIAL club. Nsxtl
Governor Hsdley has appoint.
cd Rush G. Lake state coal oil in
spsctor and Jesse A. Tolerton
stats game warden.
6sdAIia Won't do . thing to the
5000, 900 proposition to build .
new atate capitol. ssdalians still
s.rsmsmbsf the Maine
According TO the city directory
Hannibal nov hes . population
pf %, ,T35 inhabitants, being an
snoeasaa az 40 mar can't In nine
years.
oYsr 1t Columbia they are try
ing 10 raise $40, 900 for Q statute
10 DAnisl Boone and have suo-
pssaed In raising $50 Of the
amount.
Between 100 and 200 mules
wsrs killed IN : o. = he big
barn Of the Guyson 1 Harrington
Muls Company, in Kansas City
Monday night.
Arch B. Davis OF Chillicothe,
has been appointed judge OF the
new thirty-sixth judicial circuit
which is composed Of Dsvieas,
Caldwell and Livingston Count.
ies,
From Q mine near DeSoto 140O
pounds Of pure lead was taken
two weeks ago. There's lots CT
lead in jefferson County and this
strike may induce prospectors to
get busy.
After yowing he was not guilty
Of q small theft . Carthage negro
changed his mind when his trial
came up last Wednesday and
pleaded guilty. fearing to be tried
On the lhirteeath.
Ben Richardson, who killed
Jailor Alfred Henry In the
Howell county Jail at West Plsins.
and who IL serving . es-year
ssntsncs in the Missouri psnitsn-
tiary at Jefferson City, 10 insane.
There was an increase Of 10
per cent 10 the mileage OF rook
fcads In Missouri last yesr and
nobody knows how big an in
prsass IN dragged roads. Mis-
souri is certainly pulling out Of
the mirs.
We trust there l. no truth 10
the report coming from Africa
that T. 4. and Kermit "srs after
ths gszsiiss'' says The Charlton
Courier. "An sz-presidsni
should eel . better example than
that 70 his son.
BIl Hydsr Of Excelsior sprineE
founder Of the Bill Club Of TIE
World il back 81 ; movement e
hold the NEXT meeting Of the ths
Club u washington .. G. Be.
sides President Taft, ssvsnty.6vi
members Of congress belong !
the cIub.
Lulu, assvsrsyetr : OLD
Hhorthorn COW owned st the stat
farm ii Columbia, baa come out
rsrs;s butter and mix test With
fscord of eO5,6 pounds oi butte
ind Il. 81 pounds e milk. hi
Siv1s ihs COW the vcrIdh rscorl
"a 1ro1so that che truly =
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04

ROUNDABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges Made blythe Shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Orgi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen,
q, but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

S@s6sS6~sseA Va - SAHAA1'
vile church was guilty Of laugh.
ling aloud recently. There had
been . wedding that afternoon,
and before service the event had
been the subject of conversation
with pretty much the entire au.
dience. Song service had begun
and just at the moment the bri
dal couple entered the church
and marched down the aisle in
quest Of . seat, the choir sang
out in 9 clear and musical tone,
"oh, What q Change" "oh,
What Change"
Agents ere going through the
country marking trees for San
jose scale and charging the peo.
lple twenty-five cents for spray.
ling under . threat that they will
be cut down. Usually one per.
son goes around and marks ths
trees. He 10 followed BY . second
tperson who calls and says he ID
sent out under instructions from
state authorities and the trees
must bs sprayed or out down,
There are several men working
the sohsms and thsy are said 70
ps olesning up . lot Of money.
A little girl Of Armstrong, who
according to the Herald was sent
to 8 stors with . note calling for
twenty y-ssvsn inches6f pink catn.
brio. The young lady concluded
twas beneath her dignity to Garry
the note. so she read IL over a
few times and threw II away.
Not only was the twenty,ssven
yards OF pink cambrio which che
bought quite . burden, but
she was punched when she got
home. Now, Children
A fifteen year-old boy was
probably fatally injured while
talking over q telephone near
Friestatt during thunderstorm
recently. The boy was at the
telephone talking to 9 neighbor
when . bolt Of lightning ran in
on the wirss, knocking him to
the floor unconscious.
Harvey W. Walter, On Elmo
farmer has by his attorneys, B,
Raleigh Martin Of Msryville and
Jesse F. Robertson of Burlington
junction filed suit against
Rudolph Staples for $4,000 for
the alleged alienation Of his wifs's
affections.
Hsrrisonville's Town Clock
Club. which has been working
for months 10 raise money to buy
. big timekssper for the Cas-
County town has succeeded. Il
isn't every town which Is &C
afraid of debt that Il won't gel
even . clock on tick,
No more Of taxes will be sssss.
ssd on Green County dogs, Judgs
Neville having granted q perpst.
usl injunction at Springfield !
few days ago to prohibit the col.
lection Of this tax.
The Rook Island has csncslst
THE order requiring passengers t
show tickets before boarding
trains. Il got the company int
i ~ Nw4 ~ tro,,hia and rvaa M,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04

n
4 While SIX men were working
on Q scaffold on . large tobacco
barn for John r. Jones, thre,
miles east Of Dearborn, last Tues
1 day, the scaffold broke. and foul
OF the men fell q distance o.
twenty-sight feet. I J. II. Chit.
man. the contractor, had his leg
broken just above the ankle, and
probably win lose his limb. His
son, Claude, collar bone broken
and injured internally. Harry
Hickman's arm was broken jusI
above the elbow. G. E. Gum,
Ithe fourth man, caught on the
root and was able to let himself
tdowp without being injured. The
msn injured were sll from Platts-
burg and were taken 10 their
homes Tuesday night.
Harry Lupton, who was con-
yicted of killing William Dixon
in the circuit court OF Texas
County Q short time ago, and
sentenced to fifteen years in the
penitentiary, came near drown
ing while being conveyed to JEFF
ferson City. Sheriff Cantrell and
Deputy Hugh Stone started to
drive through from Houston to
Salem in order to catch q train.
While trying to ford Arthur's
Creek near Licking. which was
terribly swollen from the recent
rainstorm, the buggy in which
lwere the three men was oysrturn-
led and the officers and their
charge thrown into the water.
Worth County will not "go
swsy back and sit down" to any
comsr when It comes to leading
In the very best there is in live
stock and poultry. Nearly .
dozen years ago Worth County
had q turkey gobbisr that weigh
ed 81 pounds. Now It comes TO
the fore with . Brshma rooster
that weighs is pounds and stands
nearly 8 feet high. Other coun-
ties may gobble and GROW abou.
what they have, but Worth
County always has the goods. In
a beauty show or any other kind
Of show where excellence is the
standard, Worth County will be
found occupying the front seats.
A suit by John B. Henderson,
Jr., con Of former United States
Senator John B. Henderson,
against Dallas County, Missouri,
to compel the county to pay Ger.
tain railroad bonds, was filed
Tuesday in the federal court Of
appeals. The suit wos tried some
years ago in the federal cenrt at
Springfield, NO., resulting in q
verdict of s994,O42,24 for Mr..
Henderson. In 1908 ii was tried
again and resulted In verdict
for the judgment and interest
amounting tos1, ,023, ,102.17 in ia
vor of Mr.. Henderson. The
county appealed, holding that an
error had been made In summon.
ing q witness.
"Uncle" Dan Perkins, colored,
and possibly the oldest person in
Missouri, died Saturday at his
home in Randolph County. His
age was estimated ct from 40 10
100 years, no one knowing exact
ly how old he was. Amsn who IL
ninety-five years old remembers
seeing Perkins when he was 9
small boy and he says at that
time Perkins was . grown man,
This old negro assisted in olear-
ing the timber away from tbs
land where the city Of Glasgow
is now located. When the wai
broke out nearly hfty years sgr
he was then too old for service
in the army.
The funeral Of Benjamin Erwin,
who committed suicide Tuesday
morning By taking oarbolic scid
willie Miss Elizabeth Constab ble
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-06-04


Mrs. Deborah Robertson o.
Columbia, matron Of the Psrksl
Hospital, N. 8. u. was attacked
by . screech owl Thursday
When she initiated It's cry the ow
flew down from q tree and psckst
her on the face, drawing blood
mo bad results have dsvslopet
from the bite 90 far,
In one Of the cities Of the stats
an accident has happened Ia ont
of the big women's clubs that hal
mot before occurred in over year
A child has been born to one Of the
members. Il was such an unusu.
al occurrence that resolutioni
were passed and boqusts sent tc
the real mother.
John W. Goferro . few nights
ago shot John e. Spanglsr oi
Marshall. q former alderman,
twice, one ball entered the right
breast and another the stomach
The latter wound is thought 10 be
fatal. The trouble was over 9
seventeen -year,old waitress. A
Kansas City surgeon was sent
for.
james Manning the circuit
clerk Of Barry County has hsen
temporarily suspended from
office. He is charged with being
guilty Of wilfully and knowingly
failing to personally deyots his
time to the performance OF the
duties Of his office. The sus-
pended CLERK is at present in
New Mexico.
| William Smith, q farmer living
near Coffsyburg was killed by Q
train Saturday. He was driving
and had stepped his team at tbs
crossing 10 wait for . freight To
pass, but his horses became
frightened and ran across the
track the engine striking the
buggy and injuring Mr.. Smith
SO severely that he died q few
hours later,
Louis B. Houck Of Cape Girsr-
deau says that he has bought the
Shelby County railroad. The
line extends from Shelbina to
Shslbyyills, the county seat, and
ito construction was the result OF
the enterprise and progressive
citizens Of Shelby County. There
were about 200 stockholders In
the company which built, owned
and operated the road.
L
Every year there is more OF
less said about the old sign that
If 1t rains on Easter Sunday IL
will rain seven consecutive Sun
days. The editor Of the Holt
County Sentinel, who is said to
be authority on all kinds Of dates
says that such Q thing has hap
psnsd In this locality but once In
fifty three years, and that was
in 1S6S,l Furthermore he says
that in thst iifty-three years il
has rainsd on twenty-five Easter
Sundays.
AT Puxioo, on the Frisco south
LOT here. iirs started Sunday, May
23, In the residence OF Mrs. Msa-
dows and spread 80 rapidly that
in . few minutes the business
section Of the town was in ashes.
Nine buildings on Main street,
lthe stores Of L. Bnrris. E. L. III
Imore. Ed. Wilson. the Puxico
Mercantile company. the Bank ol
lPuxico and j. A. Hickman's
Warehouse, were destroyed. Loss,
s25. 900; with but very little in
lsurhncs.
1 A Jefferson City dispatch pays
Ithis high compliment to two south
sast Missouri members Of ths
'ls9islasurs. II says: "Sevsral
Isorta Of records have been made
by msmbsrs Of the general as.
|sembly, the sxistanoe Of which
kerufn aked ak noon Monday. Two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
CADETS IN TRIM
FOR THE ADMIRAL
Great Preparations Have Been
Made by High School
Battalion.
REVIEW AT THREE O'CLOCK.
Welcome aud Imitation d. Extended
TO the People OF This Cit, to
Witness Ccrcmunics.

Great preparations for receiving the
admiral have been made at the high
school A FUN battalion or cadets will
participate I'm the reception and the re-
view. The admiral and party viii ar
rive at the hlgh school grounds at 3 %.
no. and viii De- met by "a party consiss
iug OF GOV. Spy and the members OF
his military stun; lieut. COL Williams.
commandant at Fort Douglas. with his
regimenta staff; the post battalion
commanding officers and their STAINS.
and Mayor John IS. Brausford boo be
hair OF salt Lake City.
The admiral and party and the reoeiv-
ing party win proceed 70 the reviewing
stand, and the review win proceed OF
once. More than 800 cadets win be in
the review parade, together with thoir
officers and brass band of 80 pieces
and trumpet corps OF eight pieces.
At the conclusion of the review. the
organization win 90 through The Ccre-
mDuy OF "a retreat parade. which is said
by those who know 20 b. ONE Of tho
prettiast things shown anywhere iu tho
country in the way OF military work
The battalion is divided into four conf
pauies and VIII be- commanded By Capt
w. c. Webb. The review and retreat
parade should occupy one hour and 10
minutes. All the cadets aud officers
will appear iu full dress
a Frandstand at the east end of The
duu grounds at the high school BE- be-
inu constructed today. where the adj
miral and receiving party and invited
guests. consisting of the school board.
etc. win review the maueuvers Of the
cadets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
BOOKLET NEARLY READY.
Grand Army Souvenir VIII Ton All
About salt Lake.

Tho souvenir booklet TO be issued by
the executive committee in charge of
the G. a. h. encampmeut TO be held
in this city next August, viii be ready
for distribution I'm a few DAYS. The
booklet win contain 90 pages of printed
matter and 20 full page pictures, de-
scriptive of salt Lake City and It's
main public buildings and scene I'm tho
city and state. Within the PAGES ri
the booklet viii appear a brief Ms-
torical sketch Of the q. A. r. f.om the
time of its organization IN 1866 uu-l
the present. together with the numbnl.
OF encdmpments held and a complete
list Of the different commanders-iu-
chief a history OF the auxiliary ore
CARNATIONS is contained In the book.
including the WOman's Relic Co 1s.
Ladies OF the @. a. r., EN-Prisonels OF
War Naval War Veterans Dau- htsrs
of Veterans. Sons OF Veterans. Spa ,ish
War Veterans. etc. A description 0f
salt Lake City VIII also be "a feature.
and story OF the pioneers, from The
pen OF Judge G.. G. Goodwin Us included
Particulars concerning railroad rates.
hotel accommodations, rates ETC.. trs
also comprehensively presented. So that
amy person anywhere may have no dlf-
ueulty 100 getting here and Knowing
just where to go after getting here 30
attend the encampment. A descriutI1 ION
OF the invitation sont 10 President Taft
is given, lists Of the committees I'm
charge Of the various departments Of
the cncampmeut. such as finance. diver
sion. free quarters, meeting places. rtc..
are given la detail The booklet olosss
with the Gettysburg address OF Abla-
ham Lincoln and tho Information .b3t
the word welcome win blaze forth
in brilliant electric lights from Tho
top of Ensign peak every evening from
s tin IL O'Clock during the period OF mo
'ncampment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

new schedule at the next meeting
which win DE held on Saturday
The board discussed with Major NJ.
A. Brecden the duties or his office as
executive secretary. The commission
did not take action on the APP
poiuuneut of y. T. Irvine as clerk OF
Che Salt Lake court. who was appoint
cd by Mrs. Margaret Zane Witchcr
Because of personal reasons. Commits
sioner John g.. Mackay is opposed @.
Irvine and DO is probable that there Will
ho light on his salary which is %
Dee fixed by the commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
LEAVE FOR EUROPEAN TRIP.

George Or. OoeIl general MANAGER Of
the Consolidated Wagon q Machine CONF
rany lof, on this moons Los Angeles
limited for ChIcago. WASHINGTON. Phil
adplphia and New York. sailing from tho
latter port April TO- on the French steam
ON Ia Provence. landing at Havre, Apru
2I Tn, party includes Mr.. and AIRS.
odalI M.ee Marie Odpll ana Henry Pot
ter. % iF intended 20 tour the country
and visit as many points az possible In
Air JlcINs automobile.
The Salt Lake tourists propose Go visit
60 European cities iu France, Spain.
Italy Austria. Germany. Belgium, Eng
land. Scotland and Wales. and pcrhape
ireland. The total distance to be trav-
cled in the automobile is set at 6.2l0
miles. The party Intends to remain on
tnc continent until June %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
WATCHING UNUSUAL CASE.

Berry Bridge. the u-year-old SON OF
Richard Bridge. the drurgist. rs recover.
ue rapidly after tho very serious opera
lion he went through al tho Groves T..
u ?. hospital on Wednesday afternoon.
mia following scarlet fever. and aI-
though De had only been sick sIX dava
Doe lost both sight and hearing and re-
lap sod into uuc0usClouanesr IIc was
taken 90 the hospital where Ire Uard-
ms, Middleton Allen and Calderwo0d
PERFORMED au operation. Tho cago rs IA
very unufual One and the doctors are
Watching 10 very closely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
AFTER TWO CoUNCILMEN.

Unless Councilman Reedall and Stew
art pay their polltax within the next
few days thoy will be declared delin-
guent and suit win be entered against
them. The city needs the money and
three men have been employed hv Su-
pervisor Of Streets Jake Raleigh. who has
issued orders TO collect from everybody
who is registered or listed in the city
directory.
Several hundred names have been turn
"a IN and IN n few DAYS the city attOr-
pcy viii begin suits for the payment
Of the tax This money is turned in to
the contingent fund which De- lastly
dwindling under the cXtravaRancc OF the
administration. II will show a dofcit IN
July ~ the rate Il is being drawn on az
tho present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
OBJECT TO sroNG MEDICINES

Many people object 10 taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed by
physicians for rheumatism There is no
need OF internal treatm M Ia any case OF
musclar or chronic rheumatism. and
more than nine out Of every ten cases
of the disease are OF one or she other
of these varieties. when there Is no few
or and little or any swelling. you NAV
know that II Is only necessary 70 apply
Chamberlain's Eminent freely 70 get
quick relief. Try IT, You are certain to
De- pleased with the quick relief which
30 affords Price. q cents. large size 20
cents For sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
LAND BOARD ORGANIZES.

The new state board OF land commits
sioners organized yesterday. W. u. Cand-
land was chosen president and William
ID. FarusWorth. secretary. After the or
gauIzatl0n was effected the commission
,rs adjourned until Monday when the
regular meeting will be held. Tho mem
beers Of the board filed their bonds vcs-
terdav except MI. Farnswurth. who filed
his on Tuesday lie has another bond
OF $4,000 TO hlo before next Monday.
when De becomes the secretary.
Tho board now consists OF W. D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
THE HONEST PROPRIETARY
MEDICINE

fills a national need In the land and II
will take more than the cry Of fraud
and fake" from the avaricious, over
reaching physician 10 overthrow an
honest. reliable and standard prepare
ton like Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. which is made from the
roots and herbs OF the field. and has
cured more women Of female ills than
any other remedy we know OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

EiSs next July en- route TO the los .
noics convention. was icft On Tho bono q
of thc convention committee OF thc ciun
gud deiorte from tho local Eiks
lodge
Reciprocal arrangements wrre entered
fHU Commercial club uI Seattle. which
uUfI.. uouh.re of tnc local orrr lif -
ti01 iu future fo await nomaclv.a OF Oh.
5000 privileges ul tHH Hr1ffI. HUi H..-
... .|HH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
ADMIRAL EVANS LECTURE.

Don't delay too long. n YOU want
Goo hear Rear Admiral Evan, and ) I'm
with the throngs of people in the great
reception 20 Utah's naval hero. secure
your tiCckts at once. They are now
on sale at the Clayton-Daynes Music
CO. Popular prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

DO YOU use am atomizer iu treating
Nasal Catarrh2 II so you viii appre-
ciatc Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. the
quickest and surest remedy for this
disease. I'm AN curative properties 9,
is Identical with th~ -1lid Cream Balm
which is so famous and so successful
in overcoming Catarrh, Hay Fever and
Cold iu the head There is relief Ina
the first dash Of spray upon the heated
sensitive air-passagea All druggist
t5c including spraying tube or mailed
by Ely Bros, 56 Warren 81. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
EXCURSION TO IDAHO.

April 9Th, via Oregon Short Line from
salt Lake. Very low rates 20 Idaho
points for benefit OF homesoekers. Tick
cts limited 10 April 10Th. Descriptive
literature on application 20 Room POI
peseret News Building. City Ticket Of
lice, 20i Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

A lazy liver leads 10 chronic dyspep-
Sia aud cOnstipa tion--weakens the
whole system. Doan's Reguiets Us
cents pcr box) correct tho liver, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
HurrI.IDr."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
DISKS am oFFTCE FURNTTURE.

Sanitary STYLE Desks Globe Weruicke
Filing cabinets and Book Cases, Books
and stationery.
BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

We have vastly incWased our as
for'ments of high-Rrado papers. and
all our previous efforts are surpassed
IN excellence. good taste ana merit
Nther before have we shown such exc
cellonce and $40 many varieties n t5c.
-"t' toc. dbc and SOC papers Many of
thtse would grace any parlor
GEO. W. EBERT a CO.. E1 MAIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02

r0 feel strong. have good appetite
and dicesttion, sleep souudly and en-.
i1y lfa use Burdock Blood pitters. the
great system tonic and buIlcer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
REAPPOINTED JUDGE GUNEELL.
Juvenile Court Commission satisfied
With Work OF Ogden Man

Volney G.. qunnen OF ogden was ra-
appointed yesterday as judge of the
juvenile court iu the second judicial
district on salary of $500 a year by
che Juvenile court commission. Fur
thor than this no more appointments
wrrc madc A. a.. Nelson STAT. super
intoudont WAS appointed "a committee
of ono to revise tho salaricH uf rr1pt
uon officers and Judges and sugsesi "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-02
ONE MORE BURDEN
ON TAXPAYER
Council Votes to Have Him Pay
For the Cost Of Paving
intersections.
GIVES MORE MONEY TO SPEND
Constitution stands In the Way, but
americans" Need the Money aud
Nothing VIII Stop Them.

In an effort 20 free the city from its
financial embarrassment, the "Ameri-
can" members OF the city council passed
a resolution last night providing that
property owners pay the entire expense
of sidewalk improvements pite the
fact that It is unconstitutional and "a
similar b.ll which was rushed through
the Legislature was vetoed by Gov. vii
liam Spry. Hereafter the property
owners Will have to pay the cost OF
eulverts. repairs, and even the cngi-
,aorinp Oh all intersections which the
gitv is now raging for This IL Is es-
fIuatcd Win save the city about S2O,OOO.
which can be squandered By the ex-
tI,avagant departments.
BEFORE the legislature met. the city
officials wanted TO introduce a resolu-
lion placing tho entire cost Of all pub
Dc Improvement upon the property
owners. The city attorney held that II
was unconstitutional under the present
Jaw and an appeal was made ID The leg
stature This bin which went through
the legislature was vetoed by Gov. Spry
because it would be too great OF an cX-
pense for tho property owners TO carry.
COuncilmen HodEson and Cow burn
submitted resolution which was
uassed asking the board Of public works
10 compel Louis A. Gcisler 10 go ahead
with the building for the suction gas
nlant or that the contract, which eN-
p,red 90 days ago. win be taken out Of
his hands. This has held the work on
the intercepting sewer in check for Sow
eral months.