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The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

girls are two OF the most attractive fig
ures in the army set Of Washington So
ciety. Miss Murray made her debut last
season. and Miss Carolyn Murray was
among the buds Of the early winter.
Miss Mary Waite. daughter Of the late
Chief Justice Waite. is the house guest
Of Civil Engineer and Mrs. Thorn VIII
hanson. [. S. n, AT their residence IN
r street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. FisheI returned
from New York on Friday, and have as
their guest Mrs. Samuel J. Fishel, Of
Brooklyn y. 7.
Miss Wilcox gave a delightful tee
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of her guest.
Miss Rose. OF Utica, y Y. when she was
assisted by the members OF the Army
and Navy Girls Club.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Eighth
Street Temple gave a delightful recep-
ton at the temple on Friday evening
after the regular services complimentary
to Rev. DR.. Abram Simon, who celebrated
his fifth anniversary as rabbi OF the
temple.
Mrs Richard H Sylvester and Miss
Laura Sylvester vii receive on Monday.
February 10. for the last tine this sea-
SON
Mrs. Norris Gusdorf. Of Eighteenth
street. entertained at whist on Friday
afternoon. The prizes were awarded Mrs.
William Schlossberg and Mrs Bertha
Hechinger. After the game a dainty re-
past was served
The Misses Byrne. daughters Of Col.
Charles B. Byrne. Medical Corps. L. S.
A, who have been visiting friends here
for the past few weeks, have returned 10
Governors Island. y. 7
Mr.. 6 Heller Is receiving eongratula-
tons to-day in honor OF his eightieth
birthday anniversary.
One OF the delightful receptions yester-
day was that Of the Chief OF the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks Of the Navy and
Mrs. Holiday, who received from 5 TO Z
IN their charming home. 2117 Connecticut
avenue
Miss Matilda Blck who has been the
guest OF Mrs Leo Baum. returned 10 her
home in New York on Thursday.
Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford. L.
s ". and Mrs. Bradford have as their
house guest in their P street residence
/ Mrs Edward Johnson. OF West Pittston.
/ Pa
/ Miss Grace Balch. daughter Of the late
Rear Admiral George B. Balch. Is spend
/ ing the winter at 1919 Seventeenth street.
/ Mrs. Alexander NJ Wetherin and her
son. Capt. A " Wetherill, Ninteenth
/ United States Infantry. have returned 70
Fort Bliss. Tex. after a delightful trip
/ through Mexico. They VII come 10
Washington later after a visit with
/ friends and relatives in Lexington. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert z. IissberEsr and
son Albert OF Baltimore. were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwab.
Miss Irua Stern left town yesterday
! for Charlottesville. Va. where she VIII
/ be the guest OF Miss Viola Ietterman.
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here. except that she viii act as hostess
for her father At his dinner 20 the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt on the 18th OF
this month. Miss Wilson Is good-look-
ing brunette, and has become much
stouter since she was known n Washing
ton society
Miss Sophie Siebert, who has been IN
New York visiting friends for some time,
Is now in~Brookline. Mass, the guest Of
the Ssrgents-
Miss Flora Brock. OF Eighth street,
Is the guest of Mrs. Milton OettingeT, OF
New York, for a short visit.
Mrs. McLanahan. widow Of Mr- George
". McL.anaban. Of New York and Wash
ington. has returned to Washington. and
opened her home, corner Of Q and Twen-
ty-frst streets Her daughter, Mrs
Kingsbury Curtis. who was formerly Miss
CorneEa McIanahan. Is with her mother
for time.
Mrs. Charles II. Pepper viii receive on
Thursday from TO O'Clock Tor the last
time this season.
Miss Grace Hamilton Perkins. OF Rich
nond. is visiting her aunt. Mrs Mary
Ward shuster, at the Westmoreland.
Miss Julia Kaufman. Of Norfolk. VIII
arrive to-day for visit to Mrs. A Sig
mund, OF the Ashley.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Samuel J. steinberger left
yesterday for a ten DAYS visit TO Atlantic
City and New York
Miss Anna Russell. Of fS57 L street
northwest. gave a dance in honor OF Miss
Mary Hickey. Of Kingston. y. Y. her
house guest. last night at the Normandie
Hotel Those receiving were Miss Anna
Russell. Miss Helen Russell. and Miss
Mary Hickey The chaperOns were Mrs.
Christine DaltOniap. Mrs. Leonard II.
Wilder. and Nine. Thierry-
Miss Anna Russell wore a directoIre
gown OF ivy satin trimmed with Irish
point lace, while her sister, Miss Helen
Russell. wore a geranium satin gown.
Miss Hickey wore white satin
The decorations IN the ballroom called
forth the admiration Of all present Many
Of the guests were students Of George
town University.
M James Rosenthal, Mr.. Sidney West,
and Mr. Louis Hirsch attended the con-
cert and dance given by the Harmony
Circle IN Baltimore Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gassenheimer
have returned from an extended visit to
California
Mrs. Goldsmith NJ SigTnund Is the guest
OF Baltimore relatives for short visit
M and Mrs Jacob Steiner OF L street
gave a theater party Thursday evening,
followed by a supper at their residence,
IN honor Of Mr. Steiner's eightieth birth
day anniversary The guests were Mrs
A K Leon. Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs
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Ore OF the very charming affairs OF
Friday vas the tea given By Mrs Harley
Calvin Gage and her daughter. Miss Mar
garet Gage. in their residence in Dupont
circle. The house vas decorated with
much taste with narcissus, white csrns-
tons. and ferns. and the tea table was
made particularly attractive with 8
centerp3ece OF Killarney roses Mrs
wynne. wife Of Hon. Robert J Wynne,
consul genera TO London, and Mrs
Grsndeld presided at the tea table They
we're assisted by Miss Claire Wright
and Miss Ida Wynne. Others assisting
Mrs Gaze and her daughter were the
Baroness Marie Won PaumgsTtten, Miss
Ksthlene Ryan. Miss May Kearney, and
Miss Anne Bayard- There was large
number OF guests from official. diplo-
matte, and residential circles.
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Fosoender. Claudia watkins, Loretto
West. Agnes Ryan, Mamie Carroll,
Blanche Statter. Bertha Lewis, Mrs Rob
ert Fosbender. Mrs. James 3 Brown,
Mrs W R Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Jewell, Mr. and Mrs Charles i.
Smith; Mess-s. John DAILY. Ralph O'Brien.
Casey Ward. Rube Morgan. Jack Dade.
John Sheshan, Mr.. Farley. " n Easter
Gay, Arthur Murray, Stanley Homer,
Salvatore Desio. Russell Auhas, John o
allen. Charles Stewart, William Jewell,
Oscar Carter. Sheridan Lee, John Waters,
Jack Bechtold-
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Theodore b. carlow, OF SOUtn Dahotar III
Alexandria, Va, December 9 last, by Rev
Joseph Sewer.
Miss A. Corinne Coles and Mr. Heber
L. Thornton were married at noon yes
terdav at Calvary Baptist Church by Dr.
s. H. Greene. the Episcopal service being
used. The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Hon. Malcolm A Coles,
an attorney Of the Department OF Justice,
and was attended by Misses ROsslie
Thornton and n. Conway Coles, sisters
Of the contracting parties Mr.. GraysOn
Thornton acted as best man for his
brother. and Messrs. Charles Harris, of
washington, and Robin Gray. Of Balti-
more, were ushers- The bride wore a
stylish gOing-away gown Of champagne
broadclOth-
Mr. and Mrs Thornton are both resi-
dents Of this city. but formerly lived in
Virginia The bride is a daughter Of the
late Dr. Il z. Coles and Mary Alverta
Sydnor-Coles. and is related through both
parental lines TO some Of the Oldest and
Continued on Page >, Column L
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PERSONALS.

Mrs Fairbanks and Mrs. Timmons,
wife and daughter OF the Vice President.
left yesterday morning for summerford,
Ohio. owing 10 the death Of the brother
Of Mrs. Fairbanks, Mr. Edward E Cole
OF that place. who died suddenly in Lon
don. Ohio. on Friday. They win return
here on Tuesday. but Mrs. Fairbanks
has Cancelled her social engagements
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon, who went to Cuba TO at
tend the inaugural ceremonies Of the
new President. returned 10 the Legation
yesterday morning
TIE Minister from Chile and Nine
Cruz. who have been in Mexico for some
time, returned to Washington on Thurs
day.
Lord Clifford. Of Chudleigh. England.
who. with Lady Clifford and their young
daughter. is touring this country. is
spending the weekend at the New VIII
lard Lady Clifford remained in New
York for some social engagements
Mrs. Wright. wife o. the Secretary Of
War, went 10 New York yesterday morn
ing 70 spend ten days with her deugh-
ter, Mrs. John H. Watkins.
AIRS. and Miss Newberry, wife and
daughter Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
are spending the weekend IN New York.
Mrs. Gross. Of Marshall, Tex, Is the
guest Of friends In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. kaufman are visit
ing In Atlantic City.
Mrs George Won L. Meyer and Miss
Julia Meyer wife and daughter OF the
Postmaster General viii 60 10 Boston
the first Of the week, to be absent for a
fortnight They viii be joined there by
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Dsvney's Carriages for Social Func-
tions. Elegant turDouts for receptions.
dinners. iuncheOns, theater parties. &C.
reasonable. Phone. Stables. .e2l l.
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WEDDINGS.

Mrs. Ida Wilson announces the mar
rage Of her daughter Alma 70 Mr.
Theodore Il. Carlow. OF South Dakota, IN
Alexandria, Va, December 9 last, by Rev
Joseph Sewer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. kaufman are visit
ing In Atlantic City.
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TIE Minister from Chile and Nine
Cruz. who have been in Mexico for some
time. returned to Washington on Thurs
dav
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Mrs. Wright. wife OF the Secretary Of
War, went 10 New York yesterday morn
ing 80 spend ten days with her deugh-
ter, Mrs. John H. Watkins.
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AIRS and Miss Newberry, wife and
daughter Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
are spending the weekend in New York.
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Mrs. Gross. Of Marshall, Tex, Is the
guest Of friends In the city.
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Continued on Page ;, Column L
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gassenheime
have returned from an extended visit {
California.
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Mr.. James R0senthal, Mr.. Sidney West,
and Air. Louis HirSch attended the con-
cert and dance given by the Harmony
Circle IN Baltimore Thursday evening
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Washington Ssengerbund VIII give
Its annual grand masquerade on Monday
evening. February Is. in the National
Rifles Hail
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Tailored suits and coats.
Trimmed and untrimmed hats.

Trimmed Hats that sold at $1,000 and SI2oo for $500
Trimmed Hats that sold at $500 and SI8oc Tor $500
All Of Fine French Untrmed Hats that sold $500
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Bar silver. 5l lie; Mexican dollars, 44c
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
HEARING OF JUAN
 HERNANDEZ HELD
Alleged Slayer of Watson May Be Bound To Grand Jury
 This Afternoon.

The case of the territory agains Juan Hernandez. in Judge Highs court, attracted more than ordinary at tention yesterday. There were sev eral witnesses called during the trial Assistant District Attorney k. J. Elan igan represented the territory, while Hernandez had no attorney n defend him.
 Hernandez Is charged with the pur- der of Night Waterman R. W. Watson of the Fl Paso & Southwestern rail way. When he was brought into court by Officers White and Twomey he seemed to be entirely self possess. 9d and apparently did not realize the gravity of the charge resting over his head.
 Venture Sorteon stated that he saw him with a gun a few minutes be fore the fatal shot was fired and that he had had some trouble with him at the Pabst saloon; that the gun had been given Hernandez by anotheI Mexican who was with him and this was about ten minutes before the fatal shot was fired. They started toward the deport and Hernandez had the re volver in his hand.
 Hernandez said that he did not know Sorteon- and had never seen him. That at the time of the murder of the night watchman he was in Agua Prieta, and that he could prove this by an account book which he was running at one of the stores there at that time. The case was permitted to proceed, al though the account book would be se- cured for the defendant if necessary.
 Judge High took the case under ad- visement till o'clock this afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
LOSES BOTH BASKET
 BALL GAMES
Bisbee School Teams Proved Too Much For Bunch From
 Old PuebI0-SooreS: Girls,
 17 to '; Boys, 42 to g.

s In the double header basket ban game between the high school girls and boys representing Tucson and Bis bee the home team was victorious ih each instance. The score resulted as follows: Bisbee girls r, Tucson girls 7. rfIe Bisbee boys 42, Tucson boys g.
 The gymnasium at the Y. NJ c. A. was well filled last night by en- rJusiasts who were eager to witness ,hg best games of basket ball which were ever soen in this city. The team TErunr the-Oid Puetlo which came aowff to meet the lineup which was await ing them in the big copper camp snow ed themselves to be in fine form, and when they stepped of the train at the depot they were warmly received by tho Bisbee delegation which met them.
 As the girls had been yictors in the game which was played at Tucson, and had recently defeated the uni yersity girls in lively contest, they seemed to have much in their favor before the game was called.
 But when the game began 1t was seen that the Bisbee girls had strengthened their forces in several particulars, and had been in vigorous and effective training. The game throughout was spirited, and each one proved herself to be especially strong in the place she occupied. Miss Irwin of Tucson, refereed the game and gave eatige satisfaction to both sides. Ihc line ID of the teams was as fol lows:
 Tucson Captain. Nellie Perry; first forwards, Myrtle Duffey and Marion Kirk patrick; center, Anna Baker; Hauck
 Bisbee-Captain, Florence Critchley; center, NIildrcn Hart: forwards, Claire O'Donnell and Ida Douglas; guards, Bessie Riley and Dora billy.
 The boys game was not as exciting as the game played by the girls, as 1t was seen from the beginning that the Bisbec boys had the advantage, as the score of 42 to indicates. But there were 8 number of interesting plays scored during the contest, which were enjoyed by the spectators and which were appIauded. O. E. Kuhn refereed the game for the boys.
 The lineup of the Tucson boys was o. E. Kuhn, captain: forwards, John Hughes and Chester Skinner; center, Leonad Brooks; guards, Leonard Fors and Hartley.
 Bisbee, C. Woods, captain; for wards, s. Benton and W. O'Malley; guards, Hurst and Hoesch.
 It was decided to play the return game at Tucson on the date of Feb mary 27.
 After the game reception was ten. dered the visitors at the high school where a fine turnout was present. A very pretty dance was also an occa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
HE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Jan S.-There was a very irregular tone in the stock mar ket at all times today. Stocks which are often left in an ob~eure position for long periods. were made consp'eu- ous with successive spurts to hiRn prices, but the tone of the general list was dismally heavy. Later there was some improvement in the general list but weakness was general at the close. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value S7 7.46S,00O. United States bonds unchanged.
 Metal Market.
 NEW YORK. Jan. S.-London tin lower. Spot quoted at e12S Is 5d, futures at e129 19s Sd. Locally weak at 2S.0002S.30.
 Copper declined to e63 for spot and e63 15s for futures in London. Lo- cal market slightly dull. Lake quoted at 1462l2c; electrolytic, 1412b Q 14.27lAc; casting, 140091425.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
0FF ID PROPERTY
 IN THE DRACOOMS
Party With Full Equipment leave Fof Valuable Gold
 and Silver Claims,

J. E. Johnston, the original "Tangle,'. 2. w. H. Olds and William Hulley leave today. with full equipment. where they will begin work on their proper ties In the Dragoon Mountains. They have located a group of gold and sil- yer properties which are considered very promising. Assays taken from this property run from S4.20 to Ssi. and this is practically taken from the grass roots
 The ledge is sugar quartz in a granite formation, and is twenty feet wide. H. E. Hanscomb, of Warren, is also interested in the property, in addition to the above mentioned gentlemen. The Review hopes that this win be one of the great properties in the southwest, and with the above men at the head of the proposition there is little doubt that 1t win make good.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09

One of the most popular plays with all discriminating theatre goers is
 The Three Musketeers.' The reason of it's popularity Is owing to the won, derful characters shown in this dra' matic masterpiece. Some of them are Queen Anne of Austria, Consort to King Louis XII Df France, whom the great churchman and statesman, Ricnelieu has determined to ruin be- cause of her cOldness toward his ad- vances. This is the foundation of the plot of the play. Others in the cast are the guardsmen. consisting of the "POrthos," the diplomatic "Aranis" the melancholy "Athos'' and later the leader of them all, the dare devil. "D'ATtagnan."
 One of the strongest characters of the play is Lady de Winter, the ad- venturess and spy of Richelieu.
 Besides these there Is the faithful Constance. with her fat husband, Beniface, also Buckingham of Eng land and many others, all of whom are necessary for the unfolding of the most interesting romance the world has ever known. Mir. Dodge has sc lected his present company with great care. All scenic and mechanical de tails are complete and this production will be one of the most important dra matic events of the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09

again" said Mrs. Krinbill yesterday, who is president of the local organiza- ton. There is lots of good work to be done here in many lines, and 1 feel that we should engage ourselves in this work as soon as we possibly can. There will be a meeting in the near future for the purpose of laying plans for the future work, and it is especial ly desired that all will be present that possibly can"
 The work of the humane society Is active in every community, and 1t is t3 be hoped that this organization will have tho corporation of all who are anxious for the best interest of Bisbee. It is purely a work of love, and those who devote their time to it should be encouraged in every way.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
Stock List.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Amalgamated Copper, SS 1-S;; Smelling. S7 5-S; St Paul, 1491A; Atchison. 99A; New York Central, 12S; Pennsylvania, 133 5-S; Reading, 104 7-S; Southern Pacific HIS 7-s: Union Pacific, 1S0 1-4; Steel g 7-S; Steel preferred, 113 1-4.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
AT THE ROYAL

The Royal is putting on one of tAe best programs which has been seen On the canvas at that place. They are getting the best pictures ob- tainabIe, and are having well deserv- ed success. "A ZuIu's Heart" repre- sentiBg tue life in Zulu land in South Africa, is one of the interesting mum kers Of the program "A Calamitous Eicpement" is another feature of the program which Is of more than ordi- nary interest, and has many humorous features which keeps the house laugh ing
 Tn the Rivera" a scenic view, Is one of the features of the program. Many scenes are presented on the canvas which are delightful to the eye and are suggestive of the beautiful scenes wlich are to be seen in pie uresque Switzerland. "The Chances of Life" has many of the uncertainties of the ordinary drama and as usual ends happily with a pretty moral. The song Love Days" with illustrat' ons. is one of the pleasant features of the entertainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
HUMANE SOCIETY
 T0 BECOME ACTIVE
Ladies Wifi Take Up Work Of This Organization For Pro-
 lection of Animals.

The ladies of Bisbee are working hard to get the Humane Society act lively at work again to take up the good work which 1t was carrying out something like a year ago. There Is a pretty good membership subscribed in .Bisbee and surrounding suburbs. which have been taking 8 rest for some time past. and 1t is the desire of the leading spirits to become actively engaged again.
 ''I hope that We will become active
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09

sion of general pleasure for all who at tended, and each one expressed much pleasure. Among those present at the reception were members of the faculty of the public schools, as well as many friends throughout the city.
 Arrangements have been made Jo take the guests on several excursions through the city by trolley and through the mines. which will be a novel experience to many who have not visited the big mining camp be- fore
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09

w Lindley, physician located the Springs will speciay of diseases of all kinds
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
sArrLesnlps VISIT SYRIA.

BEIRUT, Syria. Jan. S.-The United States battlesaips Louisiana and Vir- ginia. under command of Reaf, Ad- miral Schroeder, arrived here today and left immediately for Smyrna, Tur- key, in consequence of a plague which prevails here.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
AilISENlENTS

Mir Sanford Dodge, who opens an engagement at the Orpheum next Sun. day in Alexander Dumas famous his tOrical drama. The Three Mus keteers." For Monday and Tuesday nights MT. Dodge will present for the first time to the theatre goers of Bis bee, Goethes wonderful immortal drama, Faust, in which he will play the role of Mephisto, and Mir. Stuart Fox as Faustlls
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
GOLD LEDGE FOUND;
 INVESTOR WILL CAMP (

4 practical mining man from Call fornia named Clark visited the Teter- Stone Azurite company property near Benson last week and made arrange ments to purchase some of the stocx. He has decided to say at the ca1up during the winter. and help open up the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-09
Chicago Cattle and Sheep.

CHICAGO, Jan. Seattle receipts, 1000 head Market steady. Reeves s400970O; Texans, s3.90@460; westerns, s4.OOG5.60; stoekers and feeders, S2.S5G4 90; cows and heifeTs sL75@5.15. Calves, s7.5069.50.
 Sheep receipts, 10000 head. Market strong to 10c higher. Natives, S3106 5.75; westerns, s3.15@5.S5; yearlings s6.00@7.25; native lambs, s5.009s10; western, s5.009s.00.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-23
ARE
CHUCkL|NG OVER
THEIR GOOD LUCK
They're Simply Delighted at the
Councils Edict Regarding
Water Meters.

kearny plumbers are wearing the
smile that won't eone off, for. accord
ing to the bosses, there is a large
amoun of work in store for them in the
near future.
The happy mood of the members of
the aforementioned craft is due to the
action of the Kearny Common Council,
which. a week ago, passed a resolution
in structing the water purveyor to see
that meters are placed everywhere in
the town hat water is used.
1t seems that there are numerous
places where the aqua-pura is used and
never registered. but the new Common
Council has decided that every drop of
water used must be kept account of, so
that bills received from the water COM
pany nay be properly checked.
Plumbers are aware of the fact that
there are a number of meters to be
placed. and some of the more lucky
ones have already received orders to
put the water register in place, and so
they are a happy lot, whose smile can
not be understood by visitors to the
town; in fact. there are some residents
who do not quite understand the josose
attitude of the plumbers.
Water Purveyor Hugh McQuoid is
busy searching for those who are en-
juying water at the towns expense.
The plumbers are always ardent lis
teners when the puryeyor m in from
a tour of inspection.