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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

HON. MORTON PEMBERTCS Las
.Vzrrhzsd the C1ignbi2 (Bol Fer
sk- Er. PsmbertDz has s2sYz1-
I'd the daily Herald ard VII ps al
His efforts on the weeky.prom4t2g 70
rake l. ore q tAs beE oOsztrT week
Les IL the sntE A tow TIE size Of
Colsnbiz eznn0 support more thz1
Szs good, hrstelasS daily paper.
WIth one live afternoon paper the
nsrrh@Aas Should al show their sp-
Wsehatioa by cordial patronage in not
only subscribing for the payer. Bot
By advertising n & Everybody want
a good daily paper, bat ZONE people
neTer think that Il takes money to
En ore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

THE attendance at the Christian
Church Sunday School Sunday morn
ing was 1,Os3. J.. W.. Dry is superin-
tendent Of this Sunday schoos and is
proud Of the attendance, which lis the
largest in this part Of Missouri.
Newspaper advertising has been
largely instrumental in getting such
results. supt Dry and abe pastor.
the Rev. W. N. White, both believe
In tudicious publicity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

OUR ztenaon has been called 70
the fac. that Se1ztor Stone voted
for tbs protection Of iron and NOT On
lumber. Senator Stone also an
nOHncss that he win vote for the pro-
tsctlon Of zinc On account Of those
q It's constituency who live in the
zinc belt II begins TO look as
be said that tariff was a local issue.
Both Democrats and Republicans are
violating their platforms in making
the new tariff biz. Some Demo
cra4a are voting for protection while
many Of tbs Republicans are voting
TO revise the tariff up instead Of
down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

THE Northeast Missouri Press As
s~ociation meets At Aoberiy Friday.
June %, and should be attended by
every country editor Of Northeast Mis-
scun- MO5erly. IL a delightful place
to bold a meeting Of this character
and those In attendance win be roy
ally entertained, and a practical, in
teresing program win BE- discussed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

THE DeDoeratic platform declared
IN favor q free lumber. The press os
Nsso1rf at s@Terzl conventions has
asked for free lumber. Fewer people
are beaeDtted By protection on Irn-
Der than IN any othsr protected In
dHSty. What possibbs reason could
Senator Stone, d Missouri, have foS
voting sSzEE free lumber In the Sen
ate. He surely did not represent his
people, Il we uadsrsta1d the situation
az all Every Democrat who voted
aEzlnS free lumber must have been
~eonroa5sd By a strong ~inducensHt,
or = mo% e%7Dest conviction
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

MEN who take 10 futerss1 IN p1b-
bic eatsFprtsse. and who dOat pa
nO1zs the local prsss and have
Ehsr pr5u11g d01s a. depart
Esnt stores, VIII have q rocky rad
when T. oozSes 20 running for office
ii AE6zzin eOsz1y. TIE peops q
MezEa snA An6rza oounty belkye
In hgsnEins pzbEc spirited p~rogresEiT
Dsop1s sb0 pzsro1iEe hozae ias1ta-
H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
PREsIDENr rATr hon.t NJ

PRESIDENT TAFT don't like brsg-
gartE. When Governor Stubbs Of Kzn
ass boasted that he had defeated biz
opponents IA the Kansas delegation
With the help Of the President, By
getting q man appointed In the gov.
eminent service, Mr.. Taft promptly
dropped the man. Then the President
appointed Elmer Dover, former secre-
tary q the Republican National Com
mittes. a bank examiner, Mr.. Dover
boaGted long and badly and now the
President has rsselnded the appoint
Eyesf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
GASOLINE STOVES.

You a scarcely tell the Quick
Meal is in the kitchen, from the heat
1t produces, and you do not have to
be In the kitchen long at a time
II you viii use one.
We have them from the cheap SO
and "a stoves up to and including
the best Cabinet ranges. w1d2
Ferris G. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

WILLIAM LAKELAND. who many
years ago wa eA4e< clerE for J.. y.
UsEelyh. the druggist aAd now Re
ksdea 81 California, IL shaking hands
pth Mexico friends. Mr. Lakeland
Lived foE s0n9s tine In Honolulu, bE,
Is nov bcatsd II California WI
is maeh pleased with the progress
made ia Mexico during his absence.
and fhIAks that We have one 81 ths
most progressive and ~Ygbnc1sDiritst
little eafies be has ever visited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
DEMoc FIGHT
OVER FOLK.

f S
Los Angeles Express)
Just because Joseph W. Folk. for.
merly Democratic Governor OF Mis-
souri,, came TO town to deliver two
lectures, the little rift in the lutte Of
the Democratic party in Los An
geles county became a little wider.
To decide whether the Democratic
league Of the Jefferson Club should
Occupy the time and attention Of Folk
was a problem fit for Solomon, who.
1t will be remembered, displayed
some wisdom in deciding who RAJ
the mother Of a certain child.
Henry N. Mcdonald, secretary OF
the Jefferson Club, announced that
that organization would give a recep.
ton to Folk at the time and place
mentioned.
A. NJ. Norton, chairman Of the
Democratic county central commi
tee and a member of the Democratic
league, with other members Of the
committee, met Folk at the Arcade
station this morning and arranged his
program for the day without regard
to the plans of the Jefferson Club.
They rode with him to the Arcade
depot, where a goodly gathering Of
the newspaper people and the popu.
lace were awaiting to attack him
for interviews, photographs and more
glimpses Of the great combatent OF
corruptiOnists.
With members of the democratic cen
trail committee he lunched at 1890
at the Alexandra, and then was es.
coFted about the city in an automo-
bile for several hours.
Following luncheon he will be the
guest Of Joe slmons in an automo-
bile trip to Pasadena, returning In
time to dine with the Democratic
league informally at Leyy's cafe
promptly at 600 o'clock, prior TO his
lecture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
WHIP MAN AND
HIS AFFINITY.

Lexington, KY, June IA posse.
led by the brother Of Jasper C. Crum,
who DISAPPEARED from his home al
Inez a week ago, discovered the
missing man and a woman living
in a mining camp on the West Viz.
ginia Border. The couple were
brought to the Kentucky side, and,
after being made to strip to the
waist, both were severely switched.
The woman was then turned loose,
while Crum was taken back to his
irate wife.
The woman in the case Is said to
be a member Of a prominent family
Of West Virginia, who was a sweet
neart Of Crum before his marriage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

A PETITION should be clrcuEat.
ID throughout the county and lfber.
ally signed asking the County Cozr;
70 submit the proposition for the erec
Lion o the new Jail and inhrmary.
On account u the farmers being %
busy there was not a large attend
ance at the mass meeting Saturday;
but all who were here expressed
themselves az in favor q the propo
.~gtGOr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
NICE HOME.

COrrez EdnaonEtOn has bought from
Howard Basket his coy suburban
home, Just east Of Mexico, consist
ing Of 90 aeres Of land well i'm
proved The price Is not made pub
lie, but this is one Of the best located
pieces Of property outside Of the city
limits. and we congratulate Mr.. Ed
monston on securing Il. Mr.. Bias
kst has not announced where he
will reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

JUDGE THOMAS IL MURRAY, Of
Galway equity. wzs IN Mexico thz
Eesk taxing a. active tztezes+ II
The yvoDoMed eAsar3c YD1A Judgs
Murray "a q E1oz substantial cnzez,
snd feels conf6e1t that the read
van be a E2iendd Success. We visa
judge Murray Tssd move 20 Mex.
leo ard help make Il g CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

THE people Of Audrain and ad-
Joining counties should arrange TO
come to Mexico to the big Fourth
Of July celebration, which viii be pull
ed off here July 9Th, by the Eagles.
This entertainment will be first
class In every particular and ar
rangements are being made so that
all may have a most enjoyable day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

d. R. FRANCIS. JR.. and twenty.
four other young men of st. Louis,
have purchased an island OF 2,4OO
acres from Hon. r. H. Norton for
S20,0 0O. This island is 6s miles
from St. Louis on the Mississippi Riv.
er. near Elsberry. Mo. Il will be
headquarters for a Fishing Club.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

EVERYBODY E1gzh zksz 8 P.
EEzaozE sz6 Ruins gzcksoa EEzEEz
fks BzEaezs AsnE Aksoc5ztto1 grgE
AID FaN51. Un6sr tie prz6lcy
Of T. L.. Graham Il hrOzgM Eyls1dE
Tsszks 10 Mexico 5gs Hhozl1 have .;
lz eEbl the usEeuhlp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
ON THE LOUISIANA

Dutch" Rezyis, q brakeman on
No. Sc, c. & A freight west bound.
was killed while crossing the Missls-
sippi River Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Reayis vas riding on top Of a car
and his head struck a beam Of the
bridge, killing him instantly. He re
sides az Slater and Is survived by a
wife and three children.
The Ledger enends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

F. N. LAUGHARN's big sale be-
gins at II a. m. sharp, Tuesday,
June 8. on the Maxwell farm, one
mile east Of Mexico. There viii be
great bargains in stock. Free lunch
will be served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
REMopELIhe SALE

Makes bts q dirt and dust. "
modelling 2 building. We have sew
eral s1rries and bpgies and no
place 10 put them. 20 Il Is our loss
and your gain, the way We are sell
ing them Cone and III us tell you
abOpt them v1az
Ferris < CzuthOru.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Are you tired, tagged out, ner-
vouss sleepless, feel mean? Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea strength
the nerves, makes digestion nat
uraL. brings refreshing sleep, builds
up the whole system. IS cents,
Tea or. Tablets. CrisweH prug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

HON. JOHN BABCOCK, one Of No
5eriys Ezosz substantial eitizens and
leading finzDciers. dlsd this week
and VIII be grady missed in that
community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
COUNTY COURT REFUSES

The county court refused to grant
a saloon license to Ernest Barnett,
Tuesday, upon his application. MFR.
barnett had purchased from VIM.
Porawsh his furniture and fixtures
the condition the county court
granted him a license.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

THOSE EAO Gez4Es 20 take stock
Il ths MexE0 SETEzs 4 JaA1 ALSO
e4EaoE a5EE Sc RE1x ysckBo2 @-
Ee&Azsly. There k50zM Bs a. lszz
"a EGnsd EorE GAzTs2 taken at
ozos. Ca n o. tie gr0uzE 0OT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
CHILDREN WHO ARE SIcELY

Mothers who value their own comfort and the
welfare Of their children, should never be without o
box OF Mother GrAy's Sweet Powders for Children,
for nee Throughout the season. They Break up Gods,
Cure FeYerishness, Constipation, Teething Dir
ordenz, Headache and Stomach Troubles THESE
POWDERS NEVER PAIL Sold By all Drag storeA,
Ze- Dont deespt any Ntjabute. A trial package
viii be sent FREE to any mother who will address
Allen s. Olmsted. L. Roy N. x.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
STOMACH

Many remarkablo cures Of stomach
troubles have been effected by Cham
berlAih's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
One man who had pent over two
thousand dollars for medicine and
treatment was cured By a few boxes
these tablets. Price, &c. Sample
free at al druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

L04zZ1A No Jane The Dczk-
~ u2oz q TIE eouatsoa of eruEs
IN Missouri - Eass pblc b. Geo
l. EzA Seerszry STATE Board q AZ
rc4hzrs. says:
corn.
he tszP~rEzre TIE S-esent spnng
has ~ b--1 TIE uoz Favorable for
TIE EEoEzh q corn bat planting h1g
-trDgressed vzEy sz;xfzsEnr1ly ard
oily - psr ssat q the crop ~
mains implanted a tie pressnt
TINE However. the excessively hard
zi1s have WASHED tbs grouna and
formed q crust 20 thai x has bsea
hard for ths eorn 60 CONE I'd; also.
the cooa wet Ec4thsf q the last
Uesk o. tEo has given wirs and cut
VOTES = cAzzee 10 do eo1saen4ble
damage to yOzag corn, and IA sozse
0 the sosshesztrzI ooan6Sss over
bOEz have caused considerable dan
zs
o. the crop that has been pl4at-
ed u per nj had 70 be planted the
sao0nd tine. The OH Is beginning
70 get wedy in many places On ae-'
cozat Of the We weather. The high
e& eoa1AL0a Is In the southwest sec
uo1, where the average Is 81 per.
eent. and the lowest condition il ia
the northeast section where the az
erzEe Is 50 per cent The escimzt-
ed acreage q last month "a borne
out BY the aeta1l acreage planted as
Indicated BY the reports this month.
showing an average o Z per cent
more com planted this year than.
last
Wheat Two Weeks Late.
The wheat has shown a Slight i'm
proyeme1t oye last month, the con.
ditioh being rs per cent for the state
this month as compared with "A per
cent last month The cool season
has delayed the ripening Of wheat
which VIII set the harvest about two
weeks hate. In the southern part Of
the state come wheat may be cut
By June 19th, but the greater part
OF the crop, even In the southern
part Of the state, viii not be cut
before the middle OF the month.
There has been some complaint Of
Hezsizn fly along the lower counties
Of the Missouri river. and a little
complaint Of overflow in the south
central section. Other than this
there has been no complaint Of
damage To the wheat.
Oats.
The condition Of oats this year Is
three points below that al the same
time Las; year. being 81 per cent
due to the contained cool weather
and 10 some damage in the south
western part Of the state from al
lack a rain early in the season.
followed by two much rain; and, in
some sections Of the state from
too much rain the entire season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
LAWN MoWERa.

Some people hate TO push a lawn
mower, but Il Is because It is not an
XXI. You would be surprised to
know the number Of XXI Mowers in
use in Mexico, and the general salts
faction they are giving.
wl-d2 Ferris & Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

eAzzos q is kind pssSa1 IN u
Stzte- Ths eoTp0u1kzlS have TIE
right 20 APPEAL 20 The Circuit Coar1
where the fahnssS q the rates car
Be pzssed upoE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

PREzIDENE TAFT cane ven aszr
eazx zsFeE~< fks a1her ezT foT pEk
isg DoEsEH IA fAe DszaE1zsZ q AZ
ncs&Ere. ETsa a PreE&se EzE
kAeg 81 tie grz1s n unEts TtzzH
W1soz,s talIKkk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Montague and SOD,
Robert, r arranging for an ex-
tended trip through the West and
Canada, and viii visit the Exposition
at Seattle before they return.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

MoBERLY has passed a public
utility ordinance reducing the water
and light rates approximately twenty
five per cent. This is the first or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Mrs. Allie Luckie is home from Co.
lumbia, where she has a most re.
sponsible position in connection with
the University and gives splendid
satisfaction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

This Is the variety Of rheumatism
that usually attacks the larger joints
knees, hips and shoulders. 1t Is a
gravated by cold and damp weather
and for this reason a man afflicted
with it a often foretell changes in
the weather. Chamberlaln's LIniment
applied freely and with vigorous rub.
bling relieves the pain and makes
sleep and rest possible. It will also
effect cure ut viii not prevent re.
currence Of the disease. For sale by
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

EVERYTHING az the LzGgharu
sale brO0ghe TOP prices The sale
wzs veil advertised and the stock
offered was al right and that's the
way 70 g4 rezkE-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

IF you are interested In the Say.
lngs & Loan Association, you should
subscribe for stock Immediately. No
one person can have more than Is
eharea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
PETIT JURY JUNE TERM
CIRCUIT COURT 1919.


CIRCUIT COURT 1919
Charles Belknap.
Lewis Motley.
John b. SmeIgcT.
J.. F.. Parker.
T. B. Brown
Joseph Dubbert
Henry Grafford
P. Fl. CAN'T
J. A. Smith.
Jas. Richardson
C. ~. Berry
John F. VIM
Ed O'Br!en.
]. Shan Brown
Clay Mcclure
E. Hughes
James S. Brown
Jno. X. Brown.
Tom B. Hendrix
w. ]. Rixey
F. H. Canada
G. F. LdttreIl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

.sseees thzz 70 have Folk fan
10 g4 ~ osfoA ThA kid q sglrE
zezEs disaster 10 ths parry locally
.s-a rzrtvxzuF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
PURCHASED PICTURE
FRAMING BUSINESS.

j. L. Owens, an expert picture
Trainer, has bought the picture fran.
Ing department Of the A. b. Smith
Carpet Co. The Ledger welcomes
Mr.. Owen to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Chas. S. Campbell Is home from
Kansas City. where he attended the
funeral Of his mother, Mrs. Alabama
Campbell, who died in that city Fri.
day morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Keep the little ones healthy and
happy. Their tender sensitive bod
les require gentle healing remedies.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
makes baby strong, healthy and fat.
% cents, Tea or Tablets. CrAweIl
Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

FOUR or five automobiles have
been purchased in Audrain county
during the last week. This shows
prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Miss Gertrude Harding, Of Duluth,
Mimi. is the guest Of he: sister. Mrs.
2. p. McCord.
W. A. Morris Is able to be out
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
ANDERSON TRIAL sat FOR

hO0OoI ~ ~
Luther Anderson was arraigned be-
fore Judge Barnett Wednesday after
noon and Headed not guilty. His
trial was set for August 9th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

IKE bSx4zGza EEz No GgE CT
G2g3 esgEEEsZ &crH8 k20GA E0
herz tketr pEiGtzx 3. q the ogzz-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

COURT Exsst e FzEnz 4 70 bs
pared whst abUz Pu@<zass srss
Sc Mxx<ot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

TEE psoS% q NszSo sa1 A.
czla o7zz1Z nazk EzzzzO1GT -
yN lie ereoszoz q a EeE fz1 Gz1
eaGssE E1ZzxT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

MEXICO Is going TO kaYe a band.
This Is Official.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
Ferris & Cauthorn.

Mrs. II. NJ. Long, OF Sturgeon, for.
merly OF Mexico, Is III in a hospital
In st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
The Weekly Ledger
n n WHITE Eztsr ~ prspdsssr

oEoa7zE n& b.=x a. o-s@ Ma
So pssss aas la sso@xA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
ACREAGE O. GG9RHH THIS
YEAR 7PERCEETLA LARGER

PLANTING HAS PROGRESSED SAT-
fsFAcToRILY BUT WEATHER
WAS TOO NET FoR DEAL
MISREPRESENTATION HAR
VEST LATE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
BROWNS WIFE

and nearly e~verybody's wife, for that
matter. would choose a dainty little
piece Of Pickard china in preference
to most anything else for a wedding
gift. You a sec the largest and
by far the most beautiful line OF
Pickard china ever shown in our
city by calling at Pitchers. d2w1t
EnnEn Anurnrinrm.a,-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

Misses Mary Eller and Frances
Carter viii teach in the Newport,
Wash, public school the coming win.
ter. There are two Of Audrain's
most popular teachers and their many
friends wish them success In the
West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

L. p. Crigler has moved from st.
Louis to Mexico to practice law.
Lebs' many friends are glad to see
him back with US again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10
all druggists.

Miss Helen Creasey, daughter OF
Mason Creasey, Of this city, accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Mary
creasey, Of Thompson, are visiting
relatives in Worthem, Texas. They
expect to be gone several months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

The Rev. W. NJ. White departed to-
day for Webster Groves, Mo-, where
he will be In revival services at the
Tuxedo Christian Church for several
days.
II. T. Brown and son, Chas., of
this county. left Wednesday for Fl.
Collins. Colo, to visit the formers
son, Riley Brown, formerly OF this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-06-10

C0zZsh No Jzns The 1ozk-
~ u2oz q us eoad1soa of ercps
IN Missouri - Eass wbIk by Geo
g. EzA seersAv STATE Bo4ra q AZ
rcahzre says.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-13
APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSED over MAYOR
High Finance Explained
BY Supervisor
Logan

The Logan appropriation bill passed
third reading at the meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors, hut only after
Strenuous objections on the part of the
Democrats, who wanted To know what
sense there could possibly be in
passing a bill which was known TO be
considerably of IN It's estimates.
Logan, Quinn and Aylett qualified as
high finance experts, explaining things
to the Mayor and Mcclellan. but with
no. effect, and the bill finally, had to
pass over the Mayors head, IN con.
nection with this matter Logan made
some mysterious hints, which sound.
ed much like threat, to the effect
that II the Mayor kept on refusing to
act there would soon be something do
ing.
The Kapiolani Estate wrote through
John II. Colburn stating that while the
building committee had reported that
tho Mcintyre building wis the only
suitable one to be, found for County
Offices, the Kaplolani building had OK.
cellent accommodations, which were
available at much cheaper rates. Col.
burns letter ended as follows.
we therefore respectfully protest
against your Honorable Board incur.
ring the proposed expenses for City
and County Offices In the Mcintyre
building, at least until we shall have
had an opportunity to show your
Board, or a committee thereof, what
we have to offer in that line; and we
request that such opportunity be given
us, and that our offer be thereafter i'm.
partially considered by your Honor.
able Board" - .s
Mcclellan said that he had looked
into the Kapiolani building, as well as
the old Bulletin building on Merchant
street, and had found that the assem-.
bly, hall In the former was too noisy.
Quinn clinched the matter by say.
Ing that II was no use discussing It, as
the Board had already leased its pres.
ent rooms and could not change, even
If II wanted to.
Logan said that some items had been
omitted from the appropriation bill
He moved resolution covering the
following additional items:
Hawaiian interpreter, 800 month
Portuguese interpreter, SIS n month
Japanese interpreter, s75 a month.
Chinese Interpreter, SIS month
Officer detailed to City and County
Attorney 800 a month.
These items total $3.50 for the six
months period.
Logan moved to pass the resolution.
but Fern ruled II out of order.
Il can't understand why you refuse
to put motions when you have the
veto power" said Logan, who thereup.
on, after going through the usual stunt
OF calling for Ferns refusal thrice.
called the vote himself, passing the
resolution first reading, only McClel.
Ian voting In the negative.
The resolution passed second read.
ing by title after a similar perform.
ance.
Logan moved to finally pass the
main appropriation bill, and to pre-.
sent 1t to the Mayor for approval.
This bill carries appropriations for
one-quarter million dollars" said Nc.
Clellan. 1T seems to me this deserves
more deliberations. We simply follow
the old estimates, while we have done
no investigation ourselves. This was
based on balance of $4,000, and I
understand that It will reach a far