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Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York. June S-There was some speculative hesitation reflected in the action of today's stock market, partly due to the rapidity of the advance of the day before and partly to the conflict of opinion over the situation created by the railroad rate settle
 ment. The contrary views expressed by the railroad executives themselves was responsible for the conflict Of opinion, especially tine announcement by President Brown of the New York Central that work calling for S5.G00.- 900 expenditure and orders for freight cars which had been held up as d result of the rate injunction was to be resumed, which was in contrast with the statement of President Rip ley of the santa Fe that his company would not depart in any degree from the policy of retrcnchment decided on after the action of the govern ment against the rate advances.
 London joined in a substantial way in the early selling brought about by these conditions The heavy selling of St. Paul and the discouraged feel ing expressed in d published inter- view with capitalist prominent in that party were cOrroborative of the conviction that divergence of opinion existed between prominent groups in the financial world.
 Much attention was given to rail- road earning. as they would be af- fected by the pOstpOnement of theI rate advances. unapproved by the interstate commerce commission, and the probable period of that postpone ment. That the advances would ulti- mately become effective was the usual assumption.
 Railroad earnings for March are the latest for which comprehensive re- turns have been received. The in crease in gross earnings over March last year was shown to be S31.5S5. soc. or 1854 per cent, and in net sS.00O. 900, or 11.62 per cent Last years earn ings for March had registered the shrinkage of about $34 .0OO. .OOO in gross earnings. and S1O00OOOO in net earn ings.
 The May statistics of the copper producers association offered little ground for encouragement, the month production having been the largest
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. 66as Smelling. 76 Atchison. 105H St. Paul. 125: New York Central. 1151s, Pennsylvania, 131A; Reading. 152%4 Southern Pa cific. 121k; Union Pacific. HE; oteel. 7S9s do preferred. 115fs
 Silver. 531sc
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Is an absolutely pure distillation of matted grain. Its palatability and its freedom from Injurious substances render 1t so that 1t can be retained by the most sensitive stomach. It has been used with remarkable results in the treat mert of consumption, pneumonia, grip, coughs, colds malaria, levers, stomach troubles and all wasting and diseased conditions.
 It is sold in sealed bottles only. The Old Chemists Head is on the label, and over tho cork Is an engraved seal. Be certain the seal is unbroken Sold by druggists, grOcers, deal CTS. or direct, SI.oo large bottle.
 Write Medical Department, The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,, Rochester. \. Y., for doctors advice and valuable medical booklet containing testimonials and common sense rules for health, both sent free.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
WAS NEEDED IN WYOMING.

At the international Sunday school convention at Louisville. in answer t1 the roll call of states. the reports were verbally given by the various state chairmen. When the Lone Star state was called a brawny specimen Of southern manhood stepped out into the aisle and with exceeding pride said;
 We represent the great state of Texas. The first white woman born in Texas is still living-she now has population of over 3.000.OO0-
 There was pause of bewildernent for a moment and then voice from the gallery rang out clear and distinct;
 send that woman out to Wyoming we need her"-EverybOd
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09

and feeders. $4OOG 6.5O; cows and heifers. $2.90N 715; calves. S6.5OMS.So.
 Hogs 1Oc higher. Receipts cSti- mated at 16.OOO. Light, S9.30H 9 50; mixed. S9.3Od 9.60; heavy. S925N 96G; rough. $925M9.35. good to choice heavy. $9.35G9.6O; pigs. $90OG 960; bulk of sales, S9.4jG9.55.
 Sheep strong and 10c up. Receipts estimated at 1S.0O0. Native, S3.4oM 5.75. western. S375N 5.SO, yeaflingS. $625N7.50: lambs, native, SJ.25HS.I0. western. S6.0OGS.S0.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
MOORE DISCHARGED.

conclusion of the trial of Clayton Moore. charged with assault with a deadly weapon, the defendant was dis charged yesterday by Justice John- stone on the recommendation of As sistant District Attorney Lyman Moore had been arrested for cutting ]. H. Clark, who lives in half of the house occupied by Moore and his mother. Moore is a sick man. The evidence showed that the trouble was started without provocation by Clark and that he followed it up by insulting the mother of Moore, who resented it by striking him with a club. When Clark assaulted Moore the latter drew a knife.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
"s:;:.> :::;:; High Character Drugs
Phone
 Main 113 and 1S6.

CHARAcTER-And every letter in capitas-sums up word the reason for the success of the BUSY DRUG STORE. Come into the store for a few min utes any day if you will and wait with the people for few minutes and listen to the enthusiastic comments of our customers q Make ever so small purchase as you wish and you'll be very apt to join right in yourself in praising our goods our assortments our prices and our way of serving you promptly and sat- isfactorily q These compliments pleasing to us, but they are also significant of something import ant, because they are made by the people who have traded here and know the character of our store. A. L. Boehmer, J. L. Jacobson, J. H. Higgenbottom,
 Registered Pharmacists Charge of the Prescription Department
 }MAnI ORDERS Eddie Berg Russe Jones' Assistants Lewis Armstrong Bobby Baker, Soda Dispensers
 }AIIENoEo
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

Chicago. IT,. June Seattle strong. receipts estimated at 10000 Reeves, $5.S0dS.70: Texas steers. S5.35G 7.35: steers. $5.5O07S0: stockers
Arizona republican., 1910-06-09

with the exception of October of last year. for any month since the asso- citation was formed. deliveries mean time having remained stable at about the level of the last three months. with the result of another S1S.S44. 1000 to the surplus stock of metal The total surplus. which is thus brought up to 16O.425.973 pounds. nevertheless. represents only about six weeks con sumptive requirements at the present rate of demand Quotations for cop per were lower both in London and New York.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales. S2. .O61 .0O0.
 United States 2s. registered, ad- vanced ls per cent on call.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08


tcbr MIR 10 ipcit gcitoitct, oils bic
Notbmenbi0feit nno 9eIugnib gum
Eailiren Der StraBcn nad)aelpieien
fpilroe. @erloiicn lag oie gauge sc.
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bon aillbern olii Hollihuben inter
brahen Die Menidenleere. Nit Dem
Torriden oeS cages idppoIlen sic
Melihcnitrome IN Den benofborten
Sbeilcn Der Stobt, Sn Der Bran.
Dung oes Menihenge,piibls ober rag.
re, ipie eiEc SnieI, Der ShloBbou Der.
Dor. Gie Solfsmenoen murocn
ourd Sic Sitter ser Sronu,g mad
ollen Seiten abgclenft uuo ergoiien
lid, in onoerer Gidtnne.
Sic Gemonit rntion por
Dem Feihstags9eb1nbc.
Gle Spsiolbemofroten botten lid
nof)oem Der S~po5iergang nod) Srep-
tom a%ufgeeeben itnb bannit Die Eoli-
SCI gennsfllbrt mar, an Dprber IN al
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Gum Sbeil in geidloiicner &pIonne
nno gum Sbeil in ein5elnen 8ruppeil
nod Dem Sbiergorten. @obI 10000
Weniden brangten iid, aopf an 8ppf
Dor Dem Heidstagssebdiioe, Souieu.
be id)aarten iif nm Die GenfmGlcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Ibnabme in Der GAIL Der @irtG.
fdtaften.

@aibington, .. g., Z. MGr,.
= Naf Dem geridt oes Ser. Stac.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS bat in ben 15S
gr6bteu Staoten Oes 2anoes bie 3obi
Der Standardization I'M Sabre
1907 I'M iehs Tro5ent abgenommen.
Nem.Yorf uno Chicago baben suiarn'
melt nlebr oils Elm Siertel Der &c.
ia,nmt5abI Der Nirtbidaiten IN Sen
1853 erobten Stdoten. @on Den StGo-
ten nit iiber 100000 ginpobnerh
batten @aibington nit 521 uao
Eittsburg nit SIS Die peniaiten
Wirtbid)aften, Milmaufee uno Tem.
Orleans Die meiiten; in WiIwaufcc
fam ie cine @irtbidaft ai,f 142 Gin.
lpobner unb in Neiu-O Orleans lie cine
niti 200 @inpobner. Hr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
MGroer ncrriet6 iidj iel6it.

Nem Oorf, Z. MGr5. Ger
Sd)nlolener Illguit Geterion, Der or.
geblid) leine Srai eriGlagen ilno sic
Seide int aaller pergraben bate,
lpilroe' gcItern i'm b%ieiigen YoIisei.
SoitptQltdrtier aus Mobile, Ella, no
er Dor }ebn Sagen perbaitet poroen
nor, eln8elieiert. gr hattie ieiIlen
Nlt1elltboltaort ielbit perrotben. 9ts
or Die Gntoefung ieiner Sbot iiird),
tete, follfte ct iid cine Shiiisfu.te
olit Ietlcn rif)ti8en Nonlen Nltsl,;t
Dts. Er dlloerte aber ieine gbiidjt
itrto Hob nob Dem Siioen. &nupp
an @clO, ionote or Die ShiifSfortc
an Die Gampferlinie, nit Dem Grs
lld)en, ibm ben Mobott bicriir nacD
Der SccmannSmiiiion IN Wobile III
'enoen. NlS er BORT erid)ien, mltrrc
er perbaftct. Ter Eoli5ei 5llfolJe
bat Geterion ben Morb eingeitonbcn.
Gr mar am Mbeno bes .. iebrilor
frilher ols ionit nod &oilie gefonl-
men mo 9eiuabrte %Semanoen, Der
lid ala Dem Stonbe nlad)te. "a i'm!
Ole 6rolt nid,t ben Namen hires De.
'iifera llelnen mollte, ihlll9 or lie
nit Dem 8asan5iinoer in ieinerSano
nieoer mo miirgte iie, bis lie tooI
NOR. Cam bc9rlib CT lie inter Dem
acller Der SdJule in Nr. 17S, @eit.
81. StroBe, oeren t@a>lsbeiorger or
NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Gin Jlpriba Iabads.S pnbifat.

Nem- Dorf, Z. MarS. - Ntii
eitem aftienfapital BON $4,000, 900
lit bon groBen 1abadsb6noIern in
9sep9orf, Chicago unb Guincp.
Sla., Die uamcrican Sumatra 30.
baeco &c." aegriinOet moroen, ipeldDt
III 5lorioa Den anbau uno @erianot
bon 1abad 81 controliren geoenf..
Die @eleQidait lit inter Den @eietelt
oes Staates Georgia incorporirt
uoroen utb miro bier in Ger. IA,
Woterltrabe, elm Bureau erofinen.
3n Den Oireftoren 5dblen grnit 5boI-
mann BON 2aoenburg, 1balmann &
60, @iaiam 5uder pon' 9nder,. ar.
tbonp & &c., nno g. 8. Noifiepaia
bon Seem, Ban Gortlan0t & 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Ter Gampfcr rMaubattan" Der.
brannf.

Eortlono, Wc,. Z. MGr5. =
Ter Ganlpier .Manbattan" bon Ser
~Warine . Gampfifjiffs- @eieaidait"
ting bellte friib Worgens, flir5 naf.
Dem er an ieinem Iod aneelegt bate,
Sener unb miirbe total ourd Die
5lommen pernihtet. Gin Sei5er miro
pennibt. Ter o%nserid)tete Sd)aoeu
betragt $250,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

gismord's, Woltfe's. Hoon'S, INT
Die SiegesiGule uno ben Holanb.
Heoen muroen nid)t gebalten. SaI.
Ienoittmmi9e Gb0rc ober ion9en fret.
beitli6e 2ieocr, brodten Sohrufe
oilt Oas allocmeiuc glei6c @ublrcd)t
aus, mo Sauien0e BON SGn0en
id)luelftcn Die bon Der |oli5ei Der.
pontc rotbc SABINE. Gic Sdubmonns
lfaft mar ben Moeiin gegeniibcr
robc3u mad)tloS. 3peimol 500 bic
Eolijei blonf, 5meimal ging lie 5llnt
Nn9riIf boz bod ie0esmol brod or
lid) an Der le~benoigen Wauer, in mel
der Die Waiien iid) ibnen entgcgcns
i%tclten. Grnitere llnfGGe iito jeooU
trob Der Nttoden nidt oorgefom.
men. -
Ser Abeno ~pcrliei in Berlin ic6r
rubi0.
9lutpergicBcn in Grcp.
TO 10.
Sn Sreptom bagegen ging eS bis
III Den linfen0en NbenO billein le6s
batter ST. SIN 0ortigen Eorf, Dem ilr-
Ipril1gli9 geplonten Ren0e5pou$,
hotten lid) in erIter Clinic Die Wenqen
Gus Den Gororten 5uiomncltgefln-
Den. Gortbin bate oud Der rolf.
luItige S~onbogel ieine S6ritte &c.
lenft.
Gle Boli5ei bate ieood) i6on Dor
Iogcaonbrlld) bic 9crliner 3llgGnge
sum Ercptoner Yorf nit eillem
Ricie1allfge6ot Don WanniGaftcl1
pcriperrt. $50 ser Gorf an 5erptomcr
@ebtet ItoBt, muroe er our6 Sen.
oarmerie geOedt. Gie @enbormerie
Der holbcn Gropi15 9r%on0enbur9
mar oufgcbotcn. Gie Spree puroc
our6 Boli5ciboote abpotrouillirt.
Srotoem 9elong e5 elmer rieiigCl
Vtenge, ouf llmpcgcn longiom,
5lm groBen Sbeil oltd in 9ootcn.
nod Dem Norf 81 ~gclangen. 3runeiit
moren cS 9cmobncr Der 0Itlidcn
&ororte @erlin'S. Gie 8rltppen lam.
meltcn lid 81 WoIien, mo Die Woi-
len b%egannen, Die 8enoarmen ullo
%olt5iiten 81 p%erbobnen mos ocn
InlaB 81 meGrin6cn Gonfliften go6.
Gie W}enge iuollte iih ben Gingong
IN ben Sort nit 8clunlt tr5lpin9cn,
mo babel fam cS 81 eincm g~elpolt-
Iancn 3uiommenitoE BEL melGcnt
eln gut Sbeil 9lut g%eiloiien lit. Sic
6olge mar cine Maiicnperbuitula.
1tc 3obl Der S6merperleBtcn miro
oitf fitnf mlgc8eben. Gle Nn5obl Der
lcid1ter SerleBten lit iebr qrob. Ser.
boftet luurben iiber bltnoert Eeric-
men.
Sn Ben Hropin5cn.
&Dll, Z. WfGr5. - 6iinf5ebntolt.
lello Ferlonen pcrlanlmelten lid) &c!
tern olrf Dem bieiigen 5portgclGnGc.
moIelbit cine MioIien . Denomination
III @lnnitcn Der @oblrc6tSreiorn
ItattianO. IS mllroen cine Heibe &c,
Den gebalten, oenen bic Menge III
BOILER Hllbe 5ub0rtc. Nltd) llud) ocnt
ShluB Der &erinmmllng fonoen
feline llnrltben itott. Gle Yoli5ei Der.
belt lid ollrdols 5ltriidboltcnb.
Solingem Z. WGr5. - @e(es
gelltlid) elmer @oblrcd)tS = aullooc-
bun9, bel lpelder oie So,ioliItcn
rotbe 6abncn idpenften. fam es l,It-
mlttelbar Dor DEM GotbbaltS az ci-
nem 3uIomn1enItoB nit Der 8olisei.
Giele madte bon iDren S1beln Sc.
brolld uno cine gauge Ieibe bon
Ferlonen trr1 Gcrmunbungen ga.
bon. S1 citem San lit Die @erlpua
hung cine id)lpere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
0utt MINORS Walten.

Gropibence. 81. s., Z. MGr5.
- Ybilanoer s. &nor, jirny Der 20
Sabre aIte Sobn oes StaatsIefrc.
t1rs, meIfer bier Die Worris Seisbts
Sd)ule beiufte, bat iid) beirnlid nit
Sri. @arp goler. eitlem 81 Sabre
alien 2abenmdofen IN Burlington,
ST., traueit %Iaiiet. gls er iid), in
Die anitalt 5nriidsefebrt, meigerte,
ben 9eborben flaren @ein ein5uiten.
fen, ipiiroe ct aiisgemieie EN-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
0rukfeYer in Npro-G Carolina.

Senoeriom, NC, z. Mdr3.-
Iuf umbefannte @eiie entitano beute
IN Der @imerfabrif Der ySenoericn
Manufacturing 60" Seuef, meldes
lid aiif auf Die .Gorbit 9udet Co."
mao Die carolina gasaine So"
a%lisoebnte. Ger @eiammtidnoen be.
tragt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

I'm eine 0yt6ftnne In etnem- xas sn furlrfu
nebmt 2axattue Dronie Auinine Tablets. app'
fhefer geben has 9elb 5uriid, tpern fe ni6i
iuriren. q. .. Orpte'S tlnterf6rift auf ieoer
e&a&tet. 26t. Rob9i2t.6Uatel
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09

during the past ten years and has just
finished very fine edifice at a cost
of $4,000. DR., Mack will succeed
Rev. George w. Shelton who has ac-
cepted call to the Second Presby-
terrain church of Pittsburg, Pa.
The call to DR.. Mack is high com.
pliment to one of the youngest minis
tiers of the State. 1t is a distinct pro-
motion and speaks volumes for his la
bors in the field Of the Master. Dur
ing his residence here DR.. Mack has
endeared himself to the people of all
denominations and general regret is
expressed that he will leave the city
although all join in congratualting
him upon being called to a wider field.
Asked about his successor here DR..
Mack said that he did not anticipate
any delay in securing one. HoweV-
er, this matter will not be taken up by
the officers and congregation until af-
ter the formal action of the presby-
terry on DR.. Mack's acceptance.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09

neyed to Nashville in his system. He
wanted to get it out. The committee
had been patriotic and public spirited
enough 10 go to Nashville at their
own expense. Somehow they we're
deluded with the notion that the bus
mess men and the directors aforesaid
would appreciate their services
enough to do them the courtesy to at
tend a meeting and hear their report.
But in this they were mistaken. The
directors and B. Ms. had other fish
to fry and they were frying them.
The Secretary, who with the Pres
ident composed the meeting Friday
afternoon, being newspaper Ian,
had already heard from President
Dedman the report of the committee,
therefore the President did not have
any one to report to. Finally to re-
lieve the monotony of waiting the
President and the Secretary walked
across the street to the soda fount
and there had a cold drink. Then
they went back to the meeting place,
but it was as devoid Of the directors
and business men as the North Pole
is of Dr.. Cooks footprints. There
was nothing doing. Sadly the Secre-
tary closed up his minute book, the
President Rugged his committees re-
port to his breast and they took their
departure. The meeting had adjourn
I'd.
Whether or not another effort will
De made to get the attention of the |
business men of the city has not been |
lecided, but President Dedman is !
ather of the opinion that If they had
,een interested they would have been
resent Friday afternoon. The Secre-
airy agrees with him. The commit
ee had glowing report to submit,
he proposition is worthy of serious
ttention, but there was nothing do
ng. This is the whole story.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09
DR.. MACK ACCEPTS
CALL TO PASTORATE
NASHVILLE CHURCH
CONGREGATION OF FIRST CUM.
BERLAND EXPRESSES DEEP
REGRET.
,PRESBYTERY WILL MEET SOON
Is Asked to Dissolve Relations Be-
tween Pastor and Congregation.
New Charge One of the Leading
Congregations of Denomination.

At a largely attended meeting OF
the congregation of the First Cum
berland church held on Sunday morn
ing the congregation joined with the
pastor, Rev. Geo. H. Mack, in asking
that the presDytery dissolve the pas
toral relations between him and this
church in order that he might accept
the call to the Russell street Presby-
terrain church, U. S. A., Nashville.
DR.. Mack will accept the call and
there is little dopbt that the Presby-
terry will accede to the request of the
congregation and dissolve the relation
of pastor. Dr. Mack will not, howev-
er, leave the city until about Oct. l.
There were a number Of addresses
made all of which testified to the
high esteem in which DR.. Mack is
held as pastor and preacher and all
filled with regret at his departure to
another field although all felt that
the cause would be advanced by his
of field where the re-
sponsibilities and possibilities We're
greater than the work here.
DR.. Mack goes to the Russell street
church at Nashville, per-
haps the leading church in the State
of the denomination. This congrega-
ton has built two handsome churches
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09
THREE NEW COUNTY
OFFICERS SWORN IN
ON FIRST MONDAY
GOODWIN, SHERIFF, M'FALL, TRUS-
TEE, TAYLOR, REGISTER,
TAKE OATH.
ALL EXECUTE THEIR BONDS
A Elem Thomas, Love Webb and +.
E. Lipscomb, Retire from Court
House-Deputies Sheriff Also De-
cIared Properly Qualified.

The three new county officers who
waited until first Monday to take the
oath of Office have all been duly &C
credited as officers or Maury county
The first one to qualify this morning
was Claude Goodwin, sheriff, who was
sworn in by County Judge ]. T. Nc
knight. Mr.. Goodwin executed bond
in the sum of $2O,5O0.
W. Spence McFall was declared the
trustee by Deputy County Court Clerk
A. L. Thomas at 9:15 o'clock, and a
few minutes later his deputy, W. Har-
ris Puryear, was sworn in as deputy
trustee.
Sam ]. Taylor was the last one to
qualify, being declared the Register.
Mr. Taylor executed bond in the
amount of $12,5OO, and took the office
shortly before noon.
Mr. Goodwin succeeds Love Webb in
the Office of sheriff, Mr.. Webb having
served six years in all in the posi-
ton. All of Mr.. Godwin's deputies
were sworn today, and all of them ex-
ecuted bond in the amount of $4,000.
The deputies are as follows:
Constable W. A. Voss at Columbia.
George Pickett, of Leatherwood.
Jim Fitzgerald, of Turkey Creek.
C. e. Hight, Santa Fe.
Walter Griffin, at Mt. Pleasant.
Jim Scott, Of SCOTS Mill.
Willis White, of Parks Station.
Bob Jackson, of Rally HIP.
Tom Lunn, of Hampshire.
w. S. McFall has already executed
his six bonds for a total of 232,500, !
as follows:
State tax, $4,000; school taxes,
$4,000; county taxes, $4,000; high
way and sinking fund, $4,000, and gen.
eral revenues, $4,000, which brings
the total near the quarter million
mark. This is the largest bond ev-
or executed by an officer in Maury
county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09
HUGE BOND WILL Be
EXECUTED BY THE
NEW TRUSTEEMONDAY
SPENCE M'FALL WILL GIVE Sc
cuRlTY OF NEARLY QUAR-
TER or MILLION.
THERE ARE sIX BON S IN LIST
New Official Will Perhaps Give the
Largest Security in the History Of
Maury county-Double Taxes Col
lected for Last Year.

What will probably be the largest
bond ever executed by an official in
Maury county VIM be executed on
Monday by Trustee w. Spence McFall
when he assumes office. Under the
law the trustee must give bond in
double the amount of taxes collected.
The taxes collected in Maury county
during the past year were the largest
in the history of the county therefore
the bond is a big one
There are six of the bonds and they
total the magnificent sum of 1922. 500,
which is not very far from a quarter
of a million. The security for this
bond is personal the new trustee fol-
lowing the long custom of his pred
|ecessors and giving a personal bond.
1t will be executed by the banks of the
county and will have signers who
are themselves worth almost the total
amount Of the bonds.
The six bonds are divided as fol-
lows: For the State tax $4,000. for
school taxes $4,000, for county taxes
$4,000; for highway and sinking FIND
taxes, $4,000 and the other special
bonds and for safe keeping of the
general revenues bring the total up
to the $232,5O0 mark.
The new trustee will not go into
office until Monday MOI ming at which |
time he, together with his deputy, w. |
Harris Puryear, will take the oath.
Mr.. McFall will go into Office with the
best wishes Of large circle of |
friends. There is probably not a more
popular young man in the county and
his friends predict that his admins
ration of the office, in many respects |
me of the most responsible in the
State, will be equal to the best rec
,rd ever made
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-09
COMMITTEE REPORT
ON LOCiTIOHOF GAS
PLANT NOT HEARD
PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE
SOLE ATTENDANTS AT THE
MEETING.
BUSINESS MEN WERE ABSENT
Evidently Not interested in the New
Enterprise for coIumba-Trip to
Nashville Apparently Was in
Vain.

Columbia is one city that evident
~ don't care whether it has new
manufacturing enterprise or not. At
least that is what one would surmise
from the attitude of the business men.
Suffice it to say that they are not suf1-
GENTLY interested to take the time
and trouble to walk block or two
at a dull hour in the afternoon and
listen to the report of committee.
Friday afternoon at o'clock was
the hour and the Columbia Savings
4 Trust Company was the place fixed
for the meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Board of Trade and all
other business men who might be in
terested to hear the report of COM
mittee that journeyed to Nashville to
investigate the new cold process for
making gas with a view to securing
the location of the manufacturing
plant here.
At the appointed hour and place
President Dedman of the Board of
Trade appeared A moment later
the Secretay of that Organization
hove in sight. The Secretary greeted
the President and the President ex-
changed salutaitons with the Secre-
tary. Then both waited. They con-
tinued to wait, Finally waiting be-
came monotonous. Neither the direc-
tors nor the business men appeared
President Dedman all this time had
the report of the committee that Jour-