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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-04
Mount Vernon

You may all talk about your
good old summer time but / will
talk about our good old winter
time at present. Mount Vernon
was visited last Friday with one
Of the worst snow storms Of the
season, the wind began to blow
about eight o'clock and by twelve
! it was going through here at 60
mile gait, and to make it worse 1t
was accompanied with sharp
pelting snow, and it continued till
Sunday morning and all the public
roads in this community are piled
full of snow drifts as high as the
fences. 1t looks now as if there
will not be any travel in this part
of the country before the Forth of
July, SO we will have to do like
the grounding for the next six
weeks.
The Citizens Telephone Com
pany of So. Bloomingville, held a
meeting at Rose Bros. store on
last Friday afternoon for the
purpose of taking in more stock
holders. There were about 2S
new ones added to the company
and contract entered into with
the Citizens Telephone Company
of Logan for the purpose of con-
Meeting the two lines together.
Mr.. William Unger, of this
place, died on last Monday even
ing and was buried at Pine Grove
cemetery last Thursday forenoon.
! Walter Pleukharp, of SO. Bloom
lngville, passed through here last
Wednesday EN- route to Logan.
Mrs. Lizzie Kitchen and Alice
Shisler gave John Kern's wife a
pleasant call last Thursday night.
Thurman Becker and Herbert
Lovesay, of this place, were
in Fairfield county on business.
Mrs. Mary Linn, of Mount
Vernon, is visiting her brother,
Harvey Burgoon, of Pine Grove,
at present.
A. BANTER, Lewis Conkle, Isaac
Brown, George Conkle and VIM.
Rose were erecting telephone poles
last Friday.
John Graham, of Big Pine VAL
ley, and Vern Conkle, of Purcell,
are making railroad ties for Vern
Kitchen at present.
VIM. Lemon and Marion Kitchen
were at Vern Kitchens last Tues
day on business.
y. w. Beery, of Cedar Grove,
passed through here one day last
week en- route to So. Bloomingville.
VIM. Rose, wife and little
daughter visited the latter's
parents few days last week.
Malon Paxton, of Big Pine Val
ley, has been busy this winter
blowing out stumps. Malon says
he is going to make clean sweep
of them. LAUGHING KID.
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Hooking Flats

Here we come in the bloom Of
health with happy hearts, shouts
and laughter and the chimes of
the distant bells across the icy
slope makes us all feel as though
winter is as pleasant as May.
The snow storm of last Friday
and Saturday was fright in our
vicinity. 1t left the roads all
blocked with it's drifts 80 that
passing was impossible only by foot
John Wagner on returning
home was compelled to call for
help to get him out of ditch
filed with snow. He stated that
he was walking along the road
near Charles Carpenters barn
when he came to large drift in
the road higher then the fences,
so he started around through the
field, aiming to pass through
Charles Carpenters barn yard.
Just as he was about to reach the
fence, down in the snow he
went out of sight. just then
Charley Carpenter came out of the
barn and saw him drop into the
ditch and he ran down with his
shovel to help him out. Charley
shoveled away the snow on the
bank so he could get around, and
when John had the snow worked
away from him, Charley handed
him the end of the shovel and
made pull, but he was too near
the edge of the bank and it being
u little soft it caved in and down
he went into the same place, and
there they both were. Charley's
wife came out and heard him call
and she telephoned for William
Elick, and he only living about a
quarter of mile away, IN few
minutes was on hand ready to
help them out He soon brought
short ladder and in little while
he had them out on the bank
again, safe and sound.
A. f. Carpenter, who has shut
down his lumber mill on account
of winter weather, is now engaged
in selling flower seeds.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ed
wards, Sunday, daughter. You
just ought to see "Bill" smile.
Andrew Helber returned home
from Logan, Saturday evening.
Albert Dupler made a trip to
Enterprise one day last week.
Miss Maggie Carpenter called
on Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards one
day last week.
Amos Carpenter, of Tattle
Ridge, mads business trip to
Rockbridge, Saturday.
The New Year pledge of Seth
S,llsnbarger is like unto the one
our old time trapper, Shedrlck
Conklin made once upon time.
He said that he was never going
to swear any more. One day last
week he aud one of his friends
were out setting some traps and
in some way his finger slipped and
went into the trap, and right then
and there he broke that pledge
all to pieces, UNCLE HEN.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-04
9th Day of March, 1909.

House In the Village Of Logan, Ohio, the
growing timber only, ten inches aud over
In diameter at one foot from the ground, up
on the following described Real Estate alt
nate In the County OF Perry State OF Ohio,
and being the east half OF the northeast
quarter OF Section Thirty-one. Township
twelve and Range number fourteen.
Appraised at Five Hundred Dollars.
The purchaser OF said timber shall be
granted eighteen, months 10 remove the
said timber OF of said premises.
Terms OF sale; Cash In hand on day OF
sale. A. w. MAUK,
Guardian OF William MsIwsil.
II. E. SPARk0R,
ATTY. for Guardian.
Feb 40 wks.
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Foley's Honey and Tar clears
the air passages, stops the lrrita-
tion in the throat, soothes the In
famed membranes, and the most
obstinate cough disappears. Sore
and inhamed lungs are healed and
strengthened, and the cold is ex-
pelled from the system. Refuse
any but the the genuine in the
yellow package. Bort IL Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-04

Hoarse coughs and snutfy colds
that may develop into pneumonia
over night are quickly cured by
Foley's Honey and Tar, and it
othes intlamed membranes, heals
the lungs, and expels the cold
from the system. Bort IL Co.
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Hooking County
Farmers Institute

Continued from first page
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c. r. Kluger, the Jeweler, 1860
Virginia Ave, indianapolis, Ind
writes: 81 was so weak from
kidney trouble that | could hardly
walk hundred feet, Four bottles
of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared
my complexion, cured my back
ache and the irregularities dis
appeared, and ] can now attend to
business every day, and recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy 10
all suffers, as it cured me after
the doctors and other remedies
had failed" Bort ~ Co.
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OTTo lies .
vi ~ lLES'
Com mittee on Resolu

'Coln Oil hDsbluIlOuo
On motion the report OF the
committee was received and the
resolutions adopted az read. There
upon Mr.. John Schaal, of Wash,
ington township, arose and made
motion that tie institute include
in their resolutions that they fav-
or the proposed federal statute
that each state and each county
have national aid for good loads.
Mr., III. w. Stiers seconded the
motion in a few remarks and the
motion was carried, and made a
part of the resolutions. There
upon with u rousing song by the
male quartette, the Farmers lnsti-
tuts of Hooking County for the
year 1909 closed in blaze of
glory. with some after discussion
as to asking the state board to
give Hooking County date next
year that will be in little more
favorable time of the year as to
weather.
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FOR SALE-a farm of 22O
acres 3 miles southwest of Rock.
bridge. Good buildings, and farm
in good condition. Producing gas
we'll on 1t. Address,
Amos A. KLINE,
Rt 2, Rockbridge, Ohio.
Jan 21 3w
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Cold Medal Flour is real economy.
PAuDkkcl.
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d m sndng on the dp t ay OF Of aar Pee @
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DIRECTORS AUDITING COMMITTEE
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In pursuance OF an order OF the the Pro.
bate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio. l viii
ofrer for sale al public auction ON the
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he would serve the institute of
nxet year to the best of his abil-
ity.
| The Committee on resolutions
then reported, and their report
was accepted as follows, Mr.. ID f..
HarRh reading the report:
RESOLUTIONS.
We the committee on resolutions
appointed by the president of the
Hooking County Farmers 1nsti-
tute, beg leave to report as fol-
lows:
RESOLVED, That we hereby ex
tend our thanks to the State Speak
ers, Messrs. Horatio Markley and
William H. Culbertson for their
able and instructive addresses on
the verious farm topics and to
Professor G.. G.. Gaiman for his
interesting address, on the sub
iect, GA Crop Worth Tending
RESOLVED, That our thanks are
extended to all who contribu ted to
the interest of the institute session
with music. They were The
Gompf Brothers Quartette, The
Logan Orchestra, Mrs. Frank
Blasius and Miss Margaret Mont.
gomery.
RESOLVED, That we do sincerely
appreciate the kindness of Judge
Geo. f. Martin in giving up the
use of the Court Room for this
institute, and that we extend our
thanks for the same.
RESOLVED, That we ccngratula tie
the people of Hooking County and
the great State for Ohio on their
recent progress in mental and
moral reform.
RESOLVED, That we Recommend
and advise our Boards of Educa-
tion to adopt at their earliest CON
venieuce a course of study that in
cludes an elementary study of
agriculture for the boys of our
country schools.
r. B. LoNGsTRETH,
ID. +. HARSH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-12
GENERAL THOMAS
AND THE NINETY
MILE HIKE
CROSS COUNTRY BRONCO
BUSTING EASY MONEY
SoIe-Leathef and Iron Com
mander of Department Of
Colorado Doesn't Fear Lega-
cy of Strenuous Roosevelt,

M ofnatY ,,,la nm. ..,n. th.
landscape lett as a precious legacy 70
the army men by the late strenuous
president of the United states, the
Honorable T. Roosevelt, has no ter
rors for General Earl u. Thomas.
commander of the department of the
Colorado. a familiar figure i'm .Albu-
auerque. a consistent booster for Albu-
uuerque. and who Will take in the
T~Wenty-Ninth New Mexico fair next
month. if he has to come down here
from Denver ON foot The Denver
News. with a very clever cartoon of
the doughty. GENERAL prancing across
the plains on a rawboned equine. tells
about the general and bis cross couu-
try stunts to the extent of nearly half
a page. including the following,
In the first place, remember. Cen
craI Earl D. Thomas. commanding the
Department of the Colorado, United
States army. and looking like he had
lust come rushing out of an idealistic
painting of a cavalry soldier. is three
parts sole leather. and the other part
wrought iron.
He is totally immune to such items
as fatigue. heat, dust, moquitoos and
nlcadtng looks.
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ATTORNEYS


ii. ". u. BRYAN
Attorney mt Law.
Offios In First National Bank Build
ing. Albuquerque. N. NJ.
Jno. w. Wilson Jno. A. White
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WILSON - w HITA
Attorneys at Law
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
Trustees fleet

At a regular meeting of the board -
Trustees Of the town of Crested Butte.
Coo held July l9,h, there were prcsent
Mayor Taylor. 1rustess Dicl. Spencer
Davis, Eccher, and Harris. Kelly alb
scut.
The minutes OF the prcvio If meeting
were read and adapted The quarterly
reports OF the Treasurer. Marshal. ana
Clerk were returned 10y the hnHnc' com
mittee and reported correct, Moved 10y
Davis, secondcd 10y Duel, that the above
reports be accepted and placed ou lille
Carried.
Moved 10y iiarris. seconded 10y Davis.
that Mr. Mooney b. instructed |, re
puir the sidewalks on Main street first
and the walks ON the back streets late I
on, Carried. Moved hy Harris, second
ed by Spencer. that the width ot the
the sidewalk on the south side og Ek
Avenue. between Second and Third
streets. bc reduced frrm twelve ic eight
feet Carried.
Moved 10y Harris. seconded 10y Diel,
that Mr. Wilbur ot Denver, br given the
contract 10 build cement crossings on
THIRD street, between the bank aud the
Colo Supply Co.'S store. aud on Elk
Avenue. between u. " Davis aud john
Rpz.chs saloon, Carried
The following bills were read.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

II is mater Of regret TO many prop
crty onnrrs IN town to see the Old 81! lie
board sidewalks going down on the
man street. % this city. There is not Al
city or town in the state. which makes
any prctcnsion Of keeping up to date.
laying anyihiag but stone or concrete
walks aud even many private citizeLs
and farmers are not only putting in cou-
crete walks but ihey are building their
homes. barns and outhuuses oi this
material. There are munyon's reasons
Tor this but the principle one however
is the fact that when once constructed
they are more durable than rocl, Itself
aud are cool in summer and warm iu
winter and are not affected by heat or
cold aud do not absorb moisture.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
A New Book on the Prehistoric
Runs of America

\ valuable contribution 10 the litera-
ture on the subject OF Archaeology has
just been issued by the Denver AZ Rio
Graude Railroad. The title of the pub
LEGATION is the Ancient Ruins of the
Southwest and the text by DR.. Edgar
l.. Hewitt, Eirector Of American Arch
aeology for the Archaeological Institute
OF America
1t ls splendidly illustrated pamplet
descriptive OF the prehistoric cliff and
cave dwellings OF Colorado, Utah, and
New Mexico.
The book is exceedingly artistic, well
prir ted on an exceledt quality OF paper
and has the appearance of a publication
intended for the trade rather than for
free circulation. 1t is quite unusual for
a railroad company to put out matter
Of this character which is so free from
very appearance OF advertising
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

The fame Of Colorado's annual Inter
State Fair and Exposition is by no
means confined TO the Rocky Mountain
region. but has spread throughout the
country as is shown by the requests for
premium lists received daily by Spcre-
tary g. G. tnlier. The premium list is
to be issued this week aud will be most
extensive and exhaustive in its classif-
cations. \ request tor a premium list
came from Miss Mary Cabell Of Front
Royal, Warren county, Virginia. one of
the best known exhibitors in the couu.
try. and similar requests nave been re
ceived from the New England states.
Canada. the Dakotas. the Pacific North.
west the Southwest, aud in especially
large numbers from the fertile aud pros
porous middle states, where the value OF
such eXppsitious has been realized for
years. Owing to the fact that the live
stock show at Seattle will be held after
the Denver exhibit, the chJicest cattle
in the conntry will be on show at Den.
yer en- route To the \, Y. T. fair. The
weather conditions also promise record.
breaking crop exhibits. and working in
conjunction with the Colora 10 AEricul-
tural Colleges new department the
Colorado poultry Fanciers' Association
is planning cord-breakiug exhibit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
pErRrMENr OF THE INTERIOR

1. ;. Land Office at Muntro-c, Colorado.
june ith. Ip9.
Notice i-hcrrhy given that Martin German.
OF I"eL- Cabin Colorado. Who, ON july T.. iqIi.
made II. Z. No. M Reg Gunui-on Series. No.
uad.. for W. NMA, SEA NwA. SWs Me-.
Section -, Township u : Rnnrr y W. Gti +.
VI. hn- filed notice of Intention To- make Pima;
Five Year Pruof. to establish claim to land
above described. before 4. ". Nnur-c /. =
Commissioner at Gnuni.on, colorado. ON Aug
3rd. 100. ......
Claimant names ns witnesses; George I'll.
bury. William \. W-ilrs. Ollie wihx, Antoine
kcfbAk, all Of Jacks Cabin, Colorado.
u. +. Blair. Register.
First pub. june 10 ;la-t July - igo1.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Many inquiries are being made rs tothc
reason why street bitches have not as
yet been opened and the water turned
into them 10y which mrans the winters
accumulated filth ma. be washed away
The summers heat has been greater
thnn usual in this country and all the
refuse which naturally is thrown into
the CUTTERS is left there u decomprsc
aud attract thousands of flies which
may be found in any house in the town
after leaving the cutters filth or other
lecomposing vermin about streets or
allies Of the town. There is nothing
haNiEg greater cleansing properties than
clean pure water aud frequent use Of 1t
is seen in the streets OF every town hav-
ing plenty OF 1t as have we in our city
which could he male the most bralthful
Of any by a little painstsking of the
people and city authoritie'l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

The Colorad" Supply company is re-
building their bake oven ana when in
operation will be one OF the best on the
western slope. While repairs are being
made they are using the old oven in the
rear Of John Hcuchmers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

\ merry horse lack party, consisting
Il Aissrs Bessie and Anna Briggs.
Hannah Spsrn. Helen Coates aud
Me-srs. james Spauu and Edgar Will
4on. went TO Marble Sunday, returning
Monday. All report line time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Miss Catherine SEWERS returned last
week to her home in Gunuisou. after Il
week pleasantly spent at Hillside lake.
tue guest OF Mlss Decker.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Mrs. Decker AMI daughter, Miss Nellie
were in FROM the lake this week. They
are shipping four hundred pounds Of
trout week tu Denver markets.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Mike Fisher is rebuilding and pant
ing his three properties ou Second street
and when completed vi have one of
the finest stnrr fruuGs in town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Clothes thoroughly cleaned, repaired
and rressrd. Iu workmanship manner by
Mrs. ). 4. Corey and brother
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

MIR, Jones Of Brgnton. Colo, father in
law Of o. T.. Willis Of jacks Cabin is
here on Il visit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Mrs. Taylor. VINO has been the guest
ot Mrs Il II Mace. at Lake hillside, re.
turned home Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Misses Bessie and Anna Briggs. OF
Boulder are visiting the Willis family
at Jacks CABIN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Henry Brutcn has secured the con.
tract to furnish II F. Roth aud Bro with
beef aud veal for the ensuing year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Mrs. II II Mace and little son Frank
we're in town first OF the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Buy Poultry ard Window Screening
at the Robinson Lmbr Co.'S. yard,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Moved 10y Davis, seconded 10y Dirl
tina, the bills Toe allowed as read aud
warrants ordered drawn on the rrcasur.
er ia pa, mrht of same. Carried
Moved by piel. seconded 10y Harris.
the board adjourn Carried.
j. Wilson
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
loca! News.

Fresh Milk, 5e quart at Mike wclshs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
The Crested Butte
Light s Water CO.

Ten o'clock, twelve o'clock and
all night rates tor Electric Lights
CT any desired candle power.
Water furnished business houses,
for residences, and for sprinkling
and power purposes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Miss Elsie Cuthbert spent Sunday at
Decker's lake,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
THE ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY
=: DEALERS IN ::
LUMBER s. BUILDING MATERIAL

Sasf-Doors Window Glass, Iron Roofing,
building Paper Mouldngs Nails & Washers,
Native and Harwood Flooring, All Kinds of
Finishing Lumber, Pickets, Shingles, Screen
Doors Putty, Paints, Wall Papess, Cement,
Lime, Fire Clay and Plastcrs Material. Also
All lengths of Corrugated Iron Roofing, Fence
Wire and Staples, Rubber Roofing Tin
Ware Sheet Zinc, Garden Seeds, Clover, Blue
Glass and Timothy Seeds and Rock Salt
AGENTS FOR THE ENDNER LUMBER COMPANY
Special orders filed at short notice for all
builders material, heavy and dimension lumber
and boards of all lengths widths from kcb-
ler pass mills in car load lots or otherwise. Get
our prices before buying.
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE IN AXTELL BLDG.
w. D. ALLEN, Manager.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

Official Statement of the
Fiuauciai Condition Il the
Bank II Crested Butte. at
Crested BUTT. State uf Colorado. ut
the close Of business on the 23rd day
OF Juue 1909
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts, Si1.oil.0o
Overdrafis. s3i.O0
Banking House and
Real Estate, 1000 90
Furniture and Fixtures. 1000 90
Due from Banks or Bankers, os.sss 81
Checks and Cash Items, eos 10
Cash on Hand, S.I6l %
Total. sJ,227 53
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock. $4,000 90
UGdividod Profits (Ne;) 1.sll 43
Time Certificates OF Deposit, 1s53s Ii
Individual Deposits. 3j37 -
Demand Certificates of Deposit, 6.3'01O
Total, s5,227,53
State Of Colorado.
County 81 Guunison SIS |. Jos. II.
Block. Cashier of the above named Bank
do solemnly swear that the above state
mcut is true to the best Of my knowlcgc
and belief,
Jos. II. Block, Cashier
Attest Mojority Of Directors
V. H. Metzler, j. W. Rockefeller, Jos.
II. Block.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day Of June, 1909.
S. &. Robinson. Notary Public
Ny Commission Expires Oct. .. 1912.
First pub. July l. last July ~, 1909.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22
The following bills were read.

Mcdonald and Harris days team i3 II
u W Davis . days team - 90
" II Wi.l-on ! days team . on
Robinson Lbr Co nails . 30
Ray Edwards 3 days g -
rhos kimbIy & lays Is 90
J Mooney : days 70 -
/ l. Sigmau lumber 206 O3
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-07-22

For rates and other information
apply to WIN. WHALEN.
rlanager.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-12-23

The Printing Commissioner will,
It Is assumed, save the State his
salary many fold by putting a stop
to pieCemeal work and Introducing
a system whereby printers will
know what they are expected to do
and be paid only for what they do.
The salary of the Automobile
Commissioner is provided for di-
rectly by proposed legislation pro-
viding a license for machines used
in Maryland. And so it goes with
all the others unless they fail to do
what IS expected Of them.
Governor Crothers is also trying
to work out some plan whereby
the State shall have a purchasing
agent who will make good bar
gaius for it in the purchase of all
supplies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-12-23

With the ratification by Judge Morris
of the United States Circuit Court, of
the recent sale of the belongings of the
Western Maryland Railroad, the way IS
open for the putting into operation of
the reorganization plans. Yesterday
was also the day set for the payment of
the fourth and final installment of the
$40 per share assessment which the re-
organization committee made upon the
original stockholders. According to a
statement given out sometime ago,
fully 95 per cent. of the holders of the
old stock had indicated a purpose to paw
the charges and to accept new issue
of shares to be made under the reorgan-
ization arrangement in place of the old.
1t is generally an icipated that the road
will be taken out of the hands of the
receivers and started upon its new ca
reer in the very near future.
There has been many rumors afoat
concerning the Western Maryland's fu-
ture, the majority of the rumors being
to the effect that the road is to be link
ed up with one or another big railroad
system. There has been several search
ng Investigations as to the material
status of the road recently, and the re-
ports from all these Indicate that the
system is in first-rate physical condition
and that the rolling stock equipment is
modern and in good shape. 1t is also
known that the affairs of the road have
been ably managed during the period it
has been in the receivers hands. There
is fair reason to anticipate that the
Western Maryland is about to enter
upon more prosperous career, whether
it shall be operated apart or in connec-
ton with more extensive system.