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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-09-18

Mr.. Ligon also presented report of
lights not burning in July and Au-
gust and the police report for July
and August.
Mr.. Finn, for the Fire Department
Committee, urged the erection of a
building and purchase OF equipment.
Mr.. Stubbs suggested renting for tenn
porary use, the lot northwest corner
of Liberty and Sumter streets. and
gestion was referred to the Fire De-
partment Committee with power to
act.
Mr.. Finn, for the Opera House
Committee. reported installation IF
switchboard
Mr.. Stubs, for the Railroad Com
mittee, reported that Col. Thomas
Wilson, President of the Northwest
ern Railroad, had promised to build
a suitable crossing over their track
at Bartlette street.
Mr.. Finn submitted bids for pur-
chase of No. 2 Hose Co. lot as fol-
lows: Hardy & Co. $1.SOO; Mr..
Isaac Schwartz, $2,3O1.55. Mr..
Schwartz's offer was accepted. the
money derived from the sale to be
spent for Improvement of the Fire
Department.
Mr.. Stubbs suggested that the Del
gar Hose Co. lot be offered for sale
al a minimum price of 500 per front
foot. and land for the Fire Depart
ment be bought elsewhere. 1t WAS
90 ordered, council reserving the
right 10 reject all bids.
The Recorder requested the privi-
lege of making a statement in refer
ence 10 the report of the Police Com
mittee adopted at this meeting. Mr..
II. Z. HaynswOrth's motion to recon
slider the adoption Of the report was
carried and the request OF the Re-
corder was granted. He called at
tention To the paragraph in reference
To the collection of fines as II rr0cc-
ton upon the Municipal Court. Hc
stated that there are frequent occa-
sionS for the exercise Of discretion i'm
imposing and collecting fines and as
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-09-18
GREATER THAN NIAGARA.
The Awful Flood That Worked De.
strNctiOn in Monterey,

strifctiOn i'm Monterey.
Mexico City, Sept. 13-James d
Schuyler, the well-knOwn American
engineer declared in an interview
that the volume of water in the Mon
terey flood, which destroyed millions
of dollars worth of property and l.
500 lives in that c.ty aloe, was great
er in volume than the pouring over
Niagara Falls.
According to figures furnished him
by competent engineers the volume
of water that rushed down the some
times dry bed of the Santa Catarina
river on the night of August 81 ex-
ceeded the flow of the Niagara by
$4,000 cubic feet per second
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serted that the city is the gamer and
the ends of justice served by the in
dulgence allowed in exceptional cases
He further stated that the Chief of
Police is allowed to extend these ia
vors; and it is his custom to leave
those matters to the chief.
Mr.. H. G. Haynsworth said that the
affairs of the Police Court were plac-
ed by law in the discretion of the
Recorder, and he thought they were
administered in a satisfactory man.
ner. Mr.. Lgon was of the opinion
that council had authority in the
matter; the report had been adopted
unanimously by the committee and
should remain as adopted. Mr..
Wright moved that the paragraph be
stricken out and the motion was
adopted by the following vote: Yeas,
Barnett, Haynsworth, Haynsworth
and Wright. Nays, Finn, Ligon and
Stubbs. The Mayor declined to vote
ShCiC was no tie.
Mr.. Finn declared that he meant
no reflection upon the Recorder; and
II 1t be 80 construed would change
his vote.
Mr.. Johnson, architect, presented
revised plan Of Guard House and
convict quarters to cost $4,000. Mr..
r. F. Haynsworth declared himself
in favor of building the guard house,
the fire department house; and of
purchasing necessary fire equipment;
all Of which he thought could be done
when the sewer debt is paid by sale
of the bonds. Messrs Finn and
Stubbs opposed the erection Of a
Guard House and favored equipment
of the Fire Department. On Mr.
Finn's motion special order" of the
next council meeting was made as
follows: Erection of Guard House
| and Fire Department and purchase OF
equipment.
Mr.. Ligon reported that complain,
had been made by citizens on &C.
count of heaps Of clay standing ir
Dingle street. No action was taker
as the clay will soon be spread or
streets leading to the Privateer road
Request Of Mr.. ]. p. Booth wa.
granted-that street sprinkling bs
| extended to his place of business or
East Liberty street.
l,f Council discussed the financial sit
uation, and by Mr.. Ligcn's motion
fsubmit to next meeting, an estimat,
Of necessary expenses of their severa
departments for one year.
Permission was granted to Mr.. w
| B. Costin to enclose his wooden stOr,
on Liberty street with brick; to cover
it with iron and cell it inside will
| wood.
Request of Mr.. w. w. McKagen 70
sewer line on Edwards street, wa.
referred to the Committee of Publ,
Works to ascertain and report tn,
cost
The time for compulsory sewe
| connection within the fire limits wa
extended to Jan. 1st, 1910.
Petition for street light d
Hampton and Winn avenue, and sew
eral similar petitions were referred
to the Committee on Lights Will
| power to act. A ga c. p light wa
| ordered on South Main street be
tween the Jackson House and Sum
| ter Hotel.
Claim Of Witherspoon Bros. Furni
ture Co. for window shades sold tt
the lessee of the Opera House in 100
was refused consideration with re
| gret.
! Several bids were presented fol
erection of a stable at the water
stand pipe lot; but consideration O.
| them was deferred
A number of claims were referred
| to the Finance Committee
Council then adjourned.
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Officer required the undivided atten-
ton Of that official but that on the
assurance of Mr.. Manning that Mr..
ReardOn's services would not be re-
quired after January 1st he moved
that the request be granted, provid-
ed it be agreeable to the Board of
Health. The motion was adopted.
Mr.. LigOn for the Police Commit
tee, reported as follows:
To the Honorable, the City Council Of
Sumter, g. c.
Gentlemen: Your Police and Sani-
tary Committee held a meeting on
the 10th instant. At this meeting
every member was present. We re-
spectfully beg to report the following
business trasacted and recommenda-
tions made
For neglect Of duty. officer Hodge
has been suspended for a period of
ten days and reprimanded by the
Chief of Police.
Rule 8, which provides among
other things, "that while on duty no
member of the force shall be allow:
ed in any wise to Lounge or loaf. or
| enter into conversation with any per-
son except on police business" Is
being daily and generally violated.
We have directed the Chief Of Po-
Ices attention to this with instruc-
tions that the rule be enforced.
Any police officer is positively pro-
hibited, under penalty of immediate
dismissal, from visiting any social
club, except in the discharge of his
duty, and when so called upon, he is
to Immediately report said visit to
his superior officer.
Our attention being called to a lot
| of uncollected fines outstanding on
the Recorders Docket. we suggest
that same be collected at once and
a detailed report of such collections
be made at the next meeting Of your
honorable body.
Learning that 1t Is not uncommon
for the Recorder to charge fines in-
| posed, collection of same to be made
in the future, II at all. we suggest
that the Recorder be directed tc
| dicontinue this practice. and thai
| when fine is imposed, same shall be
| collected at once.
We learn that 1t is customary, In
| certain cases. for our Police Depart.
nent to accept va-verbal promise <ol
bond, IL you please,) from an of.
fender or some one for him, to as.
sure his appearance at the Record.
| er's Court, and it not infrequentls
| happens that said offender forgets
| CD to make his appearance. We
| recommend that this at once be dis
| continued, and that either the cash
or it's equivalent be accepted, and that
| absolutely no exceptions be made to
| this rule.
| Report of the Police Department
and of lights not burning are ap.
| pended hereto and made part of thi.
| report.
Respectfully submitted
| Jas. r. Lyon,
Chm. Police and Sanitary Com.
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Consolidated Aug. 2. 1881.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEWER BONDS TO BE SOLD.

lice Committee Make RecOmmcnda-
tiOns-The Erection of Guard
House and Fire Department Build
Ing Made Special Order for Next
Meeting.
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City Engineer Lee submitted re-
ports showing cost of grading and
laying clay on Church street lac
per So. yard. and advised that the
use of concrete curbing in Church
street since 1t can be made about
the same cost as brick. Mr.. Lee fur
ther reported that he had made some
"a inch concrete drain pipe and finds
1t can be manufactured at about 45c
per foot. Mr. Lee was requested TO
test the pipe made by him and if
found OF satisfactory strength to con-
tinue making 1t for use in the
drain in Council street and Oakland
and Salem Avenues.
Mr.. III. -. Noise presented claim
of $4,000 for flushing devices for four
sewer tanks; which Mr. Lee explained
were necessary to the successful ope-
ration of the tanks. The claim was
ordered paid.
Ry request of Mr.. s. II. Edmunds,
Superintendent Of Schools, Council
ordered the fence rebuilt at Washing
ton school grounds. corner OF Liberty
:reet.
Messrs. II. |. Manning, II. j. Har-
by. I. c. Strauss and DR.. \. Mood.
appeared before Council to ask that
the BOARD of Health be requested to
permit Health officer T.. /. Reardon
To continue To- serve as Secretary Of
the Chamber of Commerce Temporal
rily Mr. Manning stated that he hop
cd that the Chamber OF Commerce
would hc reorEanized by January on
basis which would warrant the en-
ployment OF regular Secretary, and
thought that. with the sanction Of
Council the Board would consent 20
Mr.. Reardon's continuance in the Of
iice Of Secretary until that time. Mr..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-09-18

City Council resumed it's regular
sessions Tuesday, Sept. 14th at s
o'clock. Present: Mayor w. B. Boyle.
Aldermen H. d. Barnett, p. p. Finn.
r. F. Haynsworth. II. c. Haynsworth.
J. r. Ligon. w. G. Stubbs and r. L.
Wright. Absent: Alderman VIM.
Bultman.
Mr.. ]. H. Dority, of behalf Of Mr..
]. A. Lewis, offered to sell to the
city for $4,000 a lot of land adjoin
ing the Waterworks lands on Church
street. The offer was referred to the
Commission of Public Works to con-
slider and report.
Mr.. r. M. Warren requested reduc-
tion on "Merry-go-Roun license
Action was postponed to regular or
der" and inadvertently overlooked. =.
Minutes of July 27th were read and
confirmed.
Mr.. Barnett for the Finance Com
mittee. reported that reports of the
Clerk and Treasurer for June, July
and August had been examined and
found correct. That all claims refer
red to them had been approved.
That the Sewer Bonds are advertised
for sale on S0th inst. The report was
approved.
Mr.. Finn. for the Committee Of
Public Works. submitted reports of
work done from July 2srd to August
11th as follows:
North Main ST., repairs and
cleaning. $500
Warren st.. cleaning 1.40
Broad St.. repairs and wedding 1880
COrbet St.. wedding 100
Marshall St.. wedding 40
Sewer Trenches Filled $500
Calhoun St.. wedding and repairs SIS
n. Sumter St, wedding 100
Moving Machine 700
Street Sweeping S5.40
Street Sprinkling $3.50
<51csaes.slEanied. I, 90 ,~3oads Is go
Church st. grading and clay
work 3aO.35
Hampton Ave.. cleaning 1915
Hauling Water Pipe $50
$. Sumter ST., repairs 100
n. Washington ST.. repairs and
cleaning drains 26OO
Liberty St. repairs $50
Farm Work 1900
Injured Laborer 1900
Haynsworth ST.. repairs and
wedding 6.25
Salem Ave., repairs and wedding 100
Dingle ST., cleaning street and
drains 1905
Reardon Ave-, cleaning 800
Magnolia ST., North, wedding 500
Myrtle ST.. wedding 1.75
Wedding. Ward No. 2 C2.95
Wedding and Cleaning, Ward
No. 4 63.45
Repairs on Barn 800
Stand Pipe Lot cleaned 100
Oakland Ave., curb $50
Cleaning School Grounds 1880
Total, 979.10
n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
WE'RE INSPECTING BRIDGES.
County Commissioners Say They Are
in Fair Condition.

County Clerk King, County Asses
sor Springer and County Commission
ers $. H. Mccullough, B. DRY ana
G. W, Peterson were In jefferson
township In s. H. McCullough's auto
mobile yesterday inspecting the
bridges there, County Clrek King
in an interview SAID: we found the
bridges in fairly good condition but
the dirt around the abutments Of
many Of the bridges was washed out.
In case Of a flood it would wash dirt
from out the abutments Of many
bridges which would let the bridges
cave In"
The commissioners used to 60 In
carriages and such a trip as laey
took yesterday would have at least
taken them the whole day. This
time 1t took them from two o'clock
in the afternoon unit. four to take
the trip.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
PARKER MATTER POSTPONED.
Vacation Proceedings Now Are Set
for Hearing September z.

The matter of the vacation OF
South Olive street to accommodate
the Parker factories was to have
been heard before the county COM
missloners Monday afternoon but the
city has taken no action and 1t was
postponed to Sept, Z. 1t looks as
though the council and administra-
ton intended to drive Mr.. Parker
out Of town and certainly is taking
the direct way to do it. Part Of the
factory might have remained here
had prompt action been taken,
Mr.. Parker today received the con-
tracts for his ground In Leavenworth
where the new factory will be located.
He has sold two Of his houses in
Parkerville and is cleaning up things
as fast as possible to get out Of town.
Abilene seems to be dead set
against progress and is consistently
hanging back in the harness. Funny
way for town, isn't It?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
GOV. sTUBBs 10 BE THE
SPEAKER FOR OLD SETTLERS
Good Program for the Annual Re-
union September 8.

Enterprise, Aug. 4.-The commit
tees for the Dickinson County Old
Settlers Reunion have almost COM
pleted the plans for the tenth annual
reunion to be held in Enterprise on
Thursday, September End.
The reunion has been spoiled q
number Of times on account Of bad
weather SO this year the executive
committee has engaged large tent
which will be erected on the school
grounds and the program win be
carried out regardless Of the wea-
ther. The basket dinners can be
spread under the trees or in the
tent.
Gov. Stubs has accepted an invi-
tatlon to be present and make the
main address. A chorus Of twenty
five voices and the =. N. A. concert
trio will furnish the special music
The band will give concerts through
out the day and evening.
4 After the Governors address there
will be q free automobile ride over
the city for the old settlers and fol-
lowing that will be baseball game.
This year there will be an evening
program Of particular interest.
There Will be something doing
every minute from 10 O'Clock in the
morning until late at night This
will undoubtedly be the best re-
union ever held. Further particu-
lars will be made known next week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
Cases of New Fold
PercaIes Ia and l5c
value atPrendergast's
this week &c yd.


Following is the list Of advertised
mail for week ending Aug, z, 1909:
Letters: Geo. Ablah, s. W. Bath,
VIM. Brown, Howard Campbell, Pat
riArch Dawson, Mrs. virgIa Dobins,
Mrs. Franklin, W. H. Gallagher, Mrs.
Floyd Gordon, Mrs, Luetta Heard.
Robt. T. Hodges, J. J. Hopkins (S),
Lape, H. N. Walter McCune, McDavld
Bros. 6 Co., Oscar e. Moore, Mrs.
Harold Numa. John Ridgway, D. B.
M. soudea, Mrs. Grace Ulin, Mrs.
Aaron Wenger.
Cards; Earl Belkpap, Mrs. Katie
Daley, Thomas DelAney, Miss Emma
Engle, Mrs. Agnes Farley, Miss Bes-
sic Herrern, Paul Huffnell, Thornton
Huffnell, John Kenney. Emery Lane,
H. N. Lape, Mrs. L. v. Martin, T. A.
Noble, j.. Scott Robertson, Miss Alva
Smith. r. WARING, P. M.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05

Maybe Abilene did Just - well to
turn over the ehautauqua to an out
side bureau. This is what happened
in Manhattan which ran It's own
show: After counting up his re-
eelpts at the close Of the chautauqua
last night and paying his expenses,
D. Z. Deputy. manager Of the enter
prise. says that he lost slx months
work and about tSOO. His sales on
season tickets at $500 amounted 70
tIls5 and the receipts from single
admissions. stand CONCESSIONS and
reserved seats amounted 70 ti4oo
and the total expense Of the assem-
BY Il a llitis over t1i0o.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05

fr6m California visiting MI ana Mrs.
n Al wilcox Mrs.. wilcox Will 50 to
vermont With them,
D. h. Royce was IL from Carlton
and called on the Reflector. He 10
IN his elghtieth year and enjoys good
health, thanks 10 an active outdoor
life.
Carl Beard. Mr.. Thompson and Mr..
Hall Of white Cottage. Ohio, are visit
ing with o. =. vickers and family.
Mr.. Beard is a cousin Of Mrs. Wick
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burke and
daughter are here from Colorado
Springs visiting Mr.. BIS parents who
reside s miles south Of town. They
win remain about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H, Thomas and
daughter returned to their home at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. TUFTS.
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Thomas
mother, accompanied them,
I. Shockey and H. H. Tobias left
for an extended trip. They go first
to Ell Paso, thence to the Pacific
coast up to Canada and around by
the way Of st. Paul TO Kansas City
and home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Brown leave to-
for a trip to Yellowstone
Park, San Francisco, Los Angeles and
the Grand Canyon. They will re-
turn to Denver and come home from
there in an automobile with A. T.
Rodgers of Beloit who started for
Denver today. 1t will make a vaca-
lion trip worth while.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
NORMAL CLOSES SATURDAY.
There Will Be Teachers Enough to
Supply County.

The normal institute ends 4Aurs-
day and examinations will be held
on Friday and Saturday. The ex-
animation will be held in the high
school and will commence at 1880
a. m. County Superintendent Au-
miller, Miss Crittenden and w. o.
Steen constitute the county examin-
ing board.
According to the normal enroll
ment and calculation of teachers sick
or not attending there will be a suf-
ficient number of teachers to supply
the schools in Dickinson county.
The salaries OF the inexperienced
teacher varies from IS to $50 and the
teacher receives $50 to
s55 q school month.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
MOTORISTS MET TO PLAN
FOR AN AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
All Car.Owners in Abilene and ViCln'
ity Asked to Join At.

Despite the rainy evening about
q dozen motorists met last evening
to take steps for the organization or
an automobile club.
G. w. Parker was chosen temper
airy chairman and J. 4. Nlcolay sec
rotary. A committee was appointed
to solicit members from Abilene and
vicinity for an Abilene Automobile
club: d. q. Coulson, H. A. Lott, G.
La Brown, J. T. lPrendergast. All
The meeting for organization and
adoption Of bylaws will be held at
Wyandt's office next monday evening,
August Q at 8 O'Clock.
1t is planned to work for good
roads and for more skillful driving.
The motorists feel that much can be
done to secure better care In driving
and to regulate such matters for the
better protection of both the public
and Of the car owners themselves. -
lie probable that drivers who are quail
flied will be allowed to join as well
as car owners.
The club will make several runs
to nelghboring towns during the sum-
mer and fall and will encourage the
organization Of clubs in all the towns
Of the county. The first years dues
will be only q dollar as lne object IL
to assist each other rather than 70
make It a financial burden.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
Special discount
this week on all low
Shoes and Oxfords at
Prendergast's.
HAD A HEAVY RAIN.
-Four Inches Of Water Fell Southwest
Of Town.

A soaking rain fell last evening
in south Dickinson. Near Acme the
fall was 4 inches. One wheat stack
and a barn were struck By lightning.
The rain was very heavy around Solo
mon and some Of the Abilene folks
who went to saiina in motor cars
turned back when they reached the
flooded region and left their cars at
saIina. The rain here was one-hali
inch.
william Kilmer, living five miles
south Of Enterprise was in the city
He says 4 inches Of rain fell at hia
place and Navarro had a heavy rain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
Three More Divorce Gases.

Three More Divorce Cases.
Three divorce cases were filed to-
day. They are:
Mary Smelling vs.. George Smelling.
gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
Jennie Hershey W. william Hersh-
ey, abandonment.
Minnie Wallace va. Thomas Wal
lace, abandonment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
SHIFTING SOIL.
Real Estate Transfers Reported By
J. &. Keel, AbStractOr.

Mile @. Field widow ct al to ]. T.
Sellards and N. q. Carter lots 90,
81, %, 90. "a. rs 2e, q, blk l,
Gelss add to city Of Solomon, also
a strip Of land cor n u,
1881, 5000.
David H. Mailman and wife to the
Enterprise State Bank, lot IS, blk
s, original town Of Enterprise,
$3.50.
Martin &. whitney and wife to Char
les H. Naylor, lots 10, II, blk s,
town Of Talmage, $500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
Last Ohance.

To get cheap farms and home
steads under Chtvington Canal now
ready to run water. Located in east
ern Colorado, in The Arkansas VAL
ley. The largest irrigation system
constructed in many years. Write
for book and map.
BELL q WHITE. Engineers,
Bwst Lamar, Colo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
Buyv Farm Paper.

. W. @. Anderson. late Of the lola
Record and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Anderson of this city, has bought
a half interest in the Kansas Farmers
Weekly Star. Of Wichita. and will be
It's editor. Formerly he was part
owner Of the Arkansas City Traveller.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05

The barn on @. p. Winters farm
near Acme was struck By lightning
during the storm Monday evening.
The loss was about $500. with $3.50
loss in contents for the renter. Mr..
Mlntsr also lost . stack Of wheat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
SO pieces ofNew Fall
Bingham r ollie . Y
horde brand at Prem
dergast's.

IN. E. Gish and family and P. L,
Gross and family are camping on
Chapman creek north Of Chapman.
They report that they caught Is fish
Saturday. one weighing ten pounds.
Married man wanted to work on
farm by month or year. Inquire of
w. H. Price. rd2tw1t
The Eden Valley (Wyo.) Press
has an interesting story Of a big
celebration on racche July 9TH
which several Abilene persons at
tended. 1t says: After dinner sew
eral good pictures were taken Of the
crowd BY Ben Reese. official photo
grapheEtlls ..-4s y if'A- = r
VI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
RECENT REFLECTIONS

Marriage license: Miss Minnie
Rouche and c. v. seaggs both Of
Abilene.
John Harmon is building hand
some new residence on his farm west
OF town.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05

See The Raekst's haadbIlIs for sat
urday. II quart Granite Pals and
IA Quart Granite Dish Pans for CSC
each. td5tNIt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-05
Butter Market

prices for creamery butter at
point named for week ending today.
Dickinson county price NJ cents
lees than New York and ~ cents
less than chieaso.)
Kansas CITY ereamsry 2le, first
sac.
chIeasO-ereansry - 1895; dalry
3o-2S Ia.