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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29
H. H. ROGERS ESTATE.
Wall Street Doesn't Think Public VIII
Ever Learn Real Figures.

wall street Doesn't Think Public Will
Ever Learn Real Figures.
New York. May 25.-The will of H
II. Rogers Is to be read tomorrow a,
ais late residence in East Seventy
eighth street by his personal attorney
James M. Beck. Only the immediate
relatives will be present.
Previous to the reading of the doc.
ument Mr.. Beck would not discuss the
contents nor the amount of the estate
involved.
Estimates Of the value of the estate
range from $4,000, 600 TO more than
s100.000,000. A number Of anoyno nous
friends Of the late financier have re-
ported that Mr. Rogers left an estate
much larger than was supposed.
In Wall street 1t is not believed the
public will ever know the approx
mate value OF Mr.. Rogers fortune, a.
1t is understood the will is so drawn
as to confine this information to the
immediate beneficiaries. There is a
possibility, however. that the State
tax upon inheritances may bring to
light the much discussed figures.
The widow. who is said TO have COL
lapsed after the funeral services at
Fair Haven, was reported as improv-
ins today and 1t was said that follow
ing the reading of the will she would
return to Fair Haven for a long rest.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

WQPoAt May 2e.-Mrs. Greer White
>o yesterday q her home in the
W. Clarendon County. having been
Cteat sunsrsr for two years. Her
op(& We not unexpected. The fun
1o1 oeFvioes win Be at Old Harmony
~ ofoornoon. The deceased was a
yhtsf of Or. Neouesn who was
cesx q ths PSssbytcriA, church OF
ntsr for - many yssrs. She leaves
1nsbend ana nine childfea "a mourn
f 1eath,
~. Hsnry Rsavss arrived yester-
from pavidson.
N, ~ Dnterpr16s school c;oso~ Friday
- : sp6o>ssfun year under the
laoeneh> % the sH'cisnt teacher.
~ Kan Douglass. Her many
Ha1e hsrt ere slsd to learn shs VIII
Vleh - anothsr year.
M uafD Thompson and children
epsa1ins soms time with her
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

M ~ I3on@Domo E6lnce.
0rophd was broken Tuesday for the
! - Catholic church which st. Law
,$L21oe congregation will erect on the
- o15aesnt the new rectory on East
x1bpr>y street. The nrst spade full of
9orth IN the excavation for the found
1elnn was lifted by Rt. Rev. H. p.
Xogthrop. Bishop OF the Diocese. in
- presence OF Fathers Wood and
i1ennedy. Messrs. T. h. Jenkins and
80. y. Eppcsson and Mr.. J. w. Nc
'Keivsr. the contractor. Active work
- the building viii commence at
ooce and win be prosecuted with Wig
- until the edtfce Is completed in the
ea<r fan.
Ihe new church win be a hand
ene lstrucsure Of pure Gothic design.
with double towers aud will be the
onndsomest and most costly house of
~ership in the city. It will be built
- red brick with stone trimmings
and the, interior wiz be finished with
Gothic aechss and sroined ceiling. It
WIost complete. $4,000. =
The erection OF the church was
made possible by the beauest of the
late Miss Alice Poole who left Sl0.-
600 for this purpose. The remainder
of the sum required has been contrib
'otAd by members of the congregation.
Mrs. Ella ruomey teing the principal
benefactor. having contributed $4,000
without condition or reservation. 9th.
or members have contributed very
1fberaily In proportion to their ability
and the the new church will be
beautiful testimonial Of the real and
devotion OF the Catholics of Sumter.
The new rectory which has beer
erected at cost of $1,000 IL prae'
ticaily completed ind will DO ready
for occupancy within short time. bu
Father Wood. the rector OF the parish
does not expect to remove from. Flor
ence. his present home. Until Septem.
Der. by which time the new church
viii be nearing completion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
vEwsY LETTERS FROM OUR sPE-
CLAL CORRESPONDENTS.


NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Nall your letters 80 that they will
sooeh this once not later than Mon
~ whom intended for Wednesdays
UQopr and not later than Thursday
- saturdays Issue. This. OF course.
oooases only to regular correspond
go In case Of items OF unusual
u|oop0 value, send In Immediately by
1oN. telephone or telegraph, Such
1eos stories are acceptable up to the
49, q going to press. wsdnesday's
UoDor = Drintsd Tuesday afternoon
- oaturday's paper Friday after
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29
ACT OF ROOSEVELT NULLIF1ED

Washington. May 25.-The council,
of hne arts created by President
Roosevelt. and which was to have
charge Of the Identification of Wash
ington. to pass upon the designs OF
government buildings. was abolished
By President Taft today in an execu-
tive order. This action was required
by the last sundry civil bill. which
failed TO appropriate money for ex-
psnsss or salaries Of any Of the COM
missions created by President Roose.
veit without the consent Of congress.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

william r. sylla has Just com
menced his thirty fourth consecutive
year as city clerk Of Elgin. Ill. His
success In politics Is attributed to his
peculiar methods OF campaigning. He
n said TO know more people than
anybody else In Elgin and In the
elections Of recent years ne has had
practically no opposition.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

I have with me now first class
engraver. We can engrave plain
scrip or monogram. while you wait
We have felt the need of being able
TO do this work for some time. now
we have II. We Will be glad to sell
you any article and engrave 1t or en-
grave anything you have.
w. A. Thompson,
Jeweler and Opticien.
No. s. Main Street Phone No. 333
5-10-tf--
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

\ New York. May z5.-The plan to
combine the fertilizing plants Of Eu-
rope and this country in one 50.000.-
900 corporation. to be known az the
Independent Fertilizer Company,
has been abandoned. The failure ia
put the plan into effect Is due to the
refusal Of some OF the proposed con-
stituent companies to accept the
terms Of the bankers who had charge
Of the financial portion Of the combi-
nation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

DR.. j. w. Jervey, of Greenville, has
resigned the duties of editor Of the
South Carolina Medical Journal. and
as a result the headquarters of the
paper have been removed to Flor
ence, where in future DR.. Frank Il.
Mcleod will be in charge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

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Fly Guard.

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-05-29

I. @. Bush Is dead at his home at
Camden at the age of 65 years. He
was formerly cartoonist for the New
York World.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

Miss Beryl Stewart went to Pitts.
burg this morning to spend several
days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
APP ton Bills Garry
Over7hree Million Dollars
ANDREW STERLING.
WILL PROBATED
SEVERAL REQUESTS FOR RELIC
loUS AND CHARITABLE PUR.
POSES ARE MADE.

The will OF Andrew Sterling. late OF
this city, who died on last Monday
morning, was Offered for probate IN
the county clerks office, Thursday al;
ernoon, and the instrument was PROV.
en- by the attestlng witnesses.
Mr.. Sterling made several bequests
for religious and charitable purposes.
among them being the following:
l. TO the Maple Grove Cemetery,
$4,000, the interest OF whic., is to be
used In keeping up portions Of that
burial gronnd.
2. To the trustees OF the Preachers
Aid society for worn out preachero,
their widows and orphans. OF the West
Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. s5.0O0.00
g.. To the trustees Of the West Viz.
ginia Wesleyan College, located at
Buckhannon. s5.OOO.0O.
4. To the Board Of Foreign Mis-.
slons Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. $5,8oo.98.
5. To the Board of Home Missions
and Church Extension OF the MetEo.
dist Episcopal Church, s5,000.oO.
G, To the Stewards OF the Diamond
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Of
the Firct ward Of Fairmont. $4,000.
7. To the trustees Of the said Dia-
mond Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. s3.0O0.00, to repair the pres.
ent church or aid In building a new
one. E
For the placing Of a memorial
window to Joseph N. and Hannah
Sterling in said church. $1,000.
Z Outside of few smaller beuuests
the balance Of Mr.. steriug's estate Is
to be distributed among his brother,
sisters. nephews and nleces.
Mrs. Nancy June Raymond Is named
as execntr'x.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
Candidates For
Council and
Clerk Named

The Democratic city convention was
held last night in the Circuit Conrl
room where a ticket was placed In the
! field to be voted for at the coming nil
nicipal election which will lie held
March 90. The convention was callel
to order by Chairman T. W. Arnett,
who named W. S. Raymond temporary
chairman and r. A. Watts temporary
! secretary. On motion Of J. Waite.
Barnes the temporary organization
was made permanent. Judge Hay
mond made a stirring speec. in ac
cepting the honor.
The call OF the convention was read
by Secretary Watts. The basis cl
representation Of the several wards as
defined in the call was as follows:
First ward, IS votes.
( Second ward, 2s votes.
Third warl, 10 votes.
Fourth ward, Is votes. 5
Fifth ward. 81 votes.
Col. W. II. Conaway declared tn
call faulty and went SO far as to Say
that 1t was null and void. H. intro
duced 4 resolution without taking
time ito whereas; had he taken the
time probably the resolve would mol
nave been offered. The resolution OF
fered by col. Conway was in effec
that every Democrat present SHOULD
be entitled to a vote in the city con
yentlon and to have vote as a dele
gate In his war,l convention.
Attorney B. L, Butcher, Prosecuting
Attorney Morris and Prof. J. Walte'
Barnes opposed the resolution vigor
ously. Waitman supported It by {
good sized speech. Attorney Raymond
]. Abbaticchlo arose to q point OF or
der stating the resolution was repng
nant to the call. The chair sustained
the point raised by Mr.. Abbaticchlo.
Nominations for city clerk were
then declared In order. The roll cal
Of the wards was called. Dr.. McKa,
presented the name Of Attorney james
Price Kirby. Second and Third ward;
mad no candidate. B. L. Butcher spoke
| for Fourth ward and nominated C.. W
Evans. Attorney Benjamin +. Ram
age seconded the nomination Of MI
Kirby. speaking for Fifth ward.
After the nominations for clerk ha;
been made the city convention divide'
into ward conventions. each conver
tlon to vote on the candidates 70
clerk. TO nominate q man for rounci
and to elect a member Of the Demo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
Smith Seated
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM
SEVENTH DISTRICT so DE.
CLAREp ELECTED.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2G.-The SEN
ate committee on privileges and cleo
tions last night established a new prec.
edent in West Virginia. 1t sustained
The title to a seat in the senate Of a
member OF the minority. In other
words. Joe L. Smith, Democrat, Is de-
clared by this Republican committee
to be the legally elected senator from
the Seventh district, According to the
report OF the COMMITTEE Smith was
elected by eight votes over A. W
Holmes. the Republican contestant.
TWO Republicans and four Demo-
Gratis voted in favor Of Smith and
three Republicans voted in favor of
Holmes.
The case was considered strictly on
It's merits and 1t was deemed that
Holmes had no tproved his case.
The report will be made in the
morning and there is. no doubt that
the senate will adopt 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

The above Is good likeness OF the
newly appointed State Game Warden,
Mr.. ], A. Viqnesney, Of Bellngton, Bar
bour county. Several months ago
Governor Dawson decided upon this
appointment and waited until the pres
ent time. In order to fulfill n promise
that he made to the outgoing official,
to make this appointment.
Mr.. Viquesney was born April 7,
1869, on a farm NEAR Belington. His
father was q Frenchman, having come
to this country when young man and
settled near this town, where the sub
ject OF this sketch was born.
Mr.. Viquesney WIS educated in the
common schools. West Virginia Con-
ference Seminary and studied law at
the West Virginia University. He
taught in the country school for a
number Of years and Barbour county
had no better teacher than he. He
afterwards was station agent and tele-
graph operator at Belington for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
He Is the Junior member OF the law
firm Of Ware & Vlquesney, vice presl-
dent OF the Citizens National Bank Of
Belington, president Of the Belington
Ice & Bottling Company, president Of
the Bellngton Industrial Company, sec.
retary Of the Bellngton Brick Com
nany. secretary OF the Mountain State
Investment Company, vice president OF
the Kingwood Bottllng Works, and Is
stockholder and director in q mum:
ber Of other corporations.
He has never held any political OF.
flce except some years ago he was a
Justice Of the Peace and served three
terms as mayor Of Belington and Mt
present Is a member Of the board Of
directors Of the Second Hospital for
the Insane at Spencer. was eight years
member OF the Barbour county r.
publican Executive cimmittee and has
been a member OF the Second Congress
sIonal District Executive committee
for the last three years. He Is quite
secret order man. belonging to the
B. P. O. E., Uniform Rank knights or
PythIas, Woodmen OF the World, Mod
ern Woodmen Of America.
Was an original tax reformcr and
was leader OF the Dawson forces In
Barbour county In 1904 and took ac-
tive part in the campaign Of 1908. He
Is lover OF sport and a believer In
the protection Of game. Is a race horse
man OF considerable note and an all
around good fellow.
Governor Dawson could not have
bettercd this appointment from the
fact that Mr.. VIquesney is perhaps the
best posted man In the State on the
game and fish laws, and is a believer
in protecting all interests concerned
and the preservation OF the forests.
He will make a systematic study Of
! every section OF the State ind Will
during this year visit every county
and Study at first hand the conditions
50 that he will be enabled to pass In.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

~ isS ss }Es
cancy will be filled Sby8 the city seyecgl.
tive committee, a mai $ofS which No.
thoroughly saturated. This was tia
play In Bolce's nominate also.
Tusca Morris nominate AugnGt
Byers for comitteeman and Dr. Lea
tLeMasters nominated WI r. Sped
den. 1 The vote was taken and shs !
count showed the candida atesS Stad oven
strength Each scandid idate reed iyed 5
votes. One Of the lynxeyed declared
that he saw "a half, dozen votes: thrown
in by one man. This however, was
not ballot box stufing, ~ was simply
making the vote al tie, 3a8
The vote was $taken again and 81.
ers won by a small ma ajorlty. Il f
Fifth%Ward Convention n,
Or. L. NJ. YostS presided over tic
meeting and Arthur q: Martin gkspk
the record Of the pro ceedlngs
The vote for city clerk stood Eys
ans, 12 a.5 votes; Kirby, 4. .22-5s votes
CarliRtggs and + i: Burchinal wore
placed before the 5conY Yentlons sfor couns
Gilman. Riggs $aad 42 votes and Bur
chinal had 81 votes, sI} s.
Arthur G.. Martin was elected mem.
Der Of the city executive comnlltte
Reports Submitted.
The reports Of the; ward CON yenton
we're then read and submltte II to The
city convention. The ports showed
that c. w; Evans had eceiyed 1925
votes for city clerk and that P:i XIX
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

!-tcontInued onE paue Four,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26


Tie State University gets $31i,2Oo;
the teachers fund Is ;G77,50o for each
year.
Sixty thousand is allowed fora new
building,
Keyser preparatory school $4,000.
Montgomery preparatory school, So.
900.
Boys reform school, sl20.000 OF
walca $4,000 shall be spent for. q
farm. ~, 4, "
Industrlar s,noo for girls. s33.25O.
West Virginia asylum. $164.000.
Seventy thousand Is for a new build
Ing for male patients.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
j A NlQUESNEY
West VirainIa's New Game Warden.

telllgently on all questions that may
arise in connection with the duties ol
his office. His ideas are to get the
farmers. the sportsmen and all 9th
ers Interested. to view the questions
relating to the protection Of game. the
forests, ETC., from high standpoint
and not from a selfish and prejudlcla
point Of view.
We congratulate Mr., Viquesney or
his appointment AMI bespeak for him
successful term OF office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

Dr.. A. b. Davidson arrived this aft
ernoon to take charge OF the revival
services that commence tonight at
the NJ. P. Temple.
A large chorus choir greeted Mr.
Anderson at the rehearsal held last
night. Every indication points to one
Of the best meetings held in this city
for many years.
A cordial invitation Is extended To
the general public to attend these ser
vices. Come tonight and add to the
enthusiasm Of the opening service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
Democrats Go On Record
[, AsFauori1g Vote on License
cratic city executive committee.

cratic city executive committee.
The First ward meeting was held
In the county clerks office, the Sec
oud and Third ward meetings were
held in the county court room aud the
Fourth and Fifth ward meetings wers
held In the Circuit Court room.
| First Ward Convention. .,a5
The First ward convention was
called to order by Murray Dickerson,
who named T. B. Henderson chairman
and DR.. VIM. F. Boyers secretary. The
temporary organization was made
permanent.
The vote for city clerk stood: Ey.
ans. 4 1929; Kirby. 13 1-29. .,45
NJ. Brown nominated Howard Adams
for councilman. He was the only can.
ddate named and his nomination was
male by reclamation.
Thomas c. Galllhue was elected
member Of the city executive commit
ltee. t iss "a
Second Ward Convention. g,f
Second warl convention was called
to order by Clyde s. Holt. Thomas
Is. Raymond was made chairman and
Jake stra!ght was cnosen secretary.
The organization was made perma.
nent. 4
Evans received 70 500 votes and
Kirby received 10 91-99 votes.
A. y. Simon and Dr.. j. A. lJamIson
were the candidates for council. The
vote stood: Simon, CO.: JamIson, 42.
George NJ. Lilley was elected to the
'cIty executive committee over Clyde
S. Holt and Fo R. clellnnd. 5g
Second ward passed a resolution
that for and against should be placed
ion the ticket on the coming election
F. W. Garrett had a vote OF thanks
leStended to the chairman for fa!r and
impartial ruling. +
Third Ward Convention.
Third ward convention 'was called to
order by R. l.. Cunningham. ]. W
barnes. the temporary chairman, ano
Curt B. Robertson. temporary secrc
itary. became the permanent orsanlza
ton.
Evans received 3 IL votes for eli!
clerk and Kirby received 6s1.2 Hotes
for city clerk. s.7s.
| Charles Powell had no opposition
for council. y
G. E. Manley was elected commit
teeman.
Fourth Ward Convention.
1Iov, Ke,,oy called The convention
II order Fred McIntIre was name, name
cbs sirman co,one, conaway acair
m,sad tho noint that tho call did no
rovorn the ward convention. He wa,
o,or-,,cd and tho WI q for ,,ominatio,
nv Ic,tv clerk was taken. Eyans hat
r. "a ~ votes. Kirbv had . 47.1l,
yotos =, i55''5
Tho vote for clerk was counted b,
In,chard Hail. Henry Lively. Az. Ped
a,cor, and Waller Hnrrerty Lloyt
Ke,lav who was to mt 8. Raw Hol
Inert before the convention was keen
Inv h,s opIcs on the count for cit,
,ae o,er,, Va vas 80 b,,s,lv engaged tha,
h. d,a mn know t,at his convention u
VI was grinding. Before Lloyd wa
u.,r ,,r 70 r onn,o r. po,co had heen nom
lii, - =,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

Miss Virginia Wilson. daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Bell Wilson, Is recover
Ing from an Illness Of dlphtherla. She
will be able to be- out In few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26

The advertised store is the progress
slve sto.e-ani attracts the patronage
Of all who believe In progress. lu en-
terprlse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
NOTICE
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Hats. Hats: Hats.
Have your old hat cleaned and
blocked. make item look like new.
Clothes cleaned, pressed, dyed and
secured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Clothes called for and delivered. Con.
phone, 257.L. 2lS Jackson St.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
list Showing
Where Money
/. Wilde Spent
institutions rs. Are
Are Literally
!. G$ .I5. Provide d For

V -
Mi CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb 60
THE appropriation bills were brought
santo both branches OF the legislature
yesterday. afternoon on second read
Ing, work on them not being finally
! Completed until late hour. Tho bills
\ carry $1,75s.9S1.GO for 1909 and ST.
S;S3l,417.5o for 1910, almost the same
4 as the bill OF two years ago.
y, The items for the biennial period
\ follow:
\ Salaries OF State officers. $ $500 OF
Judicial department. ..... 23i,G0O 00
/, ,Gencrul expenses and teach
i;ers' salaries in normal
y ss5; schools ....... $4,000 90
4 Marshall College ........ 10000 0G
I Faimont Normal .......... l",50O 20
Concord Normal ....... 5000 %
Shepherd College .......... 15,G0O 90
Z Glenville Normal ......... 40.54o 10
West Liberty Normal. -. 5000 no
Weston Asylum 33S.70O GD
( Spencer Asylum .......... 195,60O %
f;Welch Miners Hospital. $4,000 90
AfcKendree Hospital. -. $4,000 %
/ Fairmont Hospital. ....... 3S.5OO 90
\ Kings Daughters Hospital
u In Berkeley county. 49,. 1000 90
{: State Board Agriculture. $1,000 90
Mine department. ..."... 76,90q 10
!; State Health Board. ...... 5,i00 %
ISBureau Of Labor. ......... 1880 20
4 Insurance 10000 90
i SSInshtute instructors. i. :. :. 10000 %
Vi Uniform examination. 10000 90
State emergency fund. -. 10000 90
Y Supplementary State AID
S.3 school fund. ........ 1l1.5oo %
# Forestry, game and fish,. 1920 90
Humane Society,". 10000 90
II Militia . . ~. !. !. (. -. 10000 90
I Geological survey. -. $4,000 90
!. Berkeley Springs board... 800 90
H Printing ........... $4,000 20
q Capitol improvements. -. $4,000 90
1 Improvements to governors
Il mansion =. -. -. 4G.SS2 90
Governors office fund..... 1920 %
4 Board OF public works.... 10000 on
/ Labor and capitol building 22.lS3 90
Attorney generals oflce... 26S00 o.
4 Governors contingent fund 2l,00o %
Contingent Legislative ex.
II I pense. =. !. ........ 1S5oo 90
I Salaries OF clerks In State
Offices 4. s. 97.aoo o.,
Tax Commissioners office $4,000 90
/ Colored orphans home. IL. 5000 90
\ Point Pleasant monument. -3.469 GO
n State highway department 1880 90
Il Board Of control. ....... 1860 o.
Virginia debt ......,..... $4,000 %
4 Miscellaneous ........... 1894 4e
T,hirty.fye thousand dollars Is ap.
K ,Gpropriated for. a new building at Glen.
5SSrille and $4,000 for additional land at
Liberty.