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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
Troops Ordered to McCOmb.

M'COMB, Miss, Oct. 5-Governor
Noel today ordered the state militia
to be concentrated here for the pur-
pose of preventing expected violence of
the strikers. 1t is feared that they
will attempt to dynamite the Illinois
Central shops, valued at $2,000,000.
Eleven companies OF the state mil
tia are en- route to McComb.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 5.-Presi-
dent William H. Taft is spending a
busy day with United States Senator
Reed Smoot of Utah. Taft was the
center of attraction at "old folks
week." and he received many people
at the new Utah hotel. From the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05

Governor West said that he would
stick to his prison policy of patrol
ing convicts despite all the protests
that may be made regarding this step.
While he admits that number of
those who have been paroled have
violated their parol terms, he said
that the system will win out in the
end.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
Italian Cruiser Reported Sunk.

LONDON, Oct 5.-The Italian cruis-
er Cavont struck an emerged mine in
Tripoli bay, and sank few minutes
after the accident occurred. The re-
port regarding the sinking of the Ca
wont came from Constantinople, and
has not been confirmed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
PRESIDENT TAFT AT
UTAH CAPITAL TODAY

hotel he went to the Tabernacle, where
he listened to the choir sing. He took
luncheon at the Salt Lake City COM
mercial club as a guest of that body.
Secret service men are doubling their
precautions in guarding the President
since the scare they were given at
Denver.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
Unrest in Balkans.

VIENNA, Oct. 5.-Unrest is noticea-
BILE in Balkans, in Bulgary and in
Montenegro. 1t is believed that the
Balkans plan an uprising as soon as
the Italians have been successful in
forcing landing at Prevesa. The
powers, it is said, are trying hard to
stop the impending storm.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
Trainmen to Remain Neutral.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 5.-"If the
striking shopmen OF the Hartman
lines win," said President Lee of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. "it
will be without our aid"
He said that the difficulties of the
shopmen were not such that the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen could
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05

would be played IN Philadelphia.
Thereafter, the teams will alternate
between the two cities until the series
is decided. In case of postponement
the game postponed will be played in
the city in which it was originally
scheduled
A coin was tossed to decide where
the first game should be played.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
Italians Lose Is Men.

MILAN, Oct 5.-After bombarding
Prevesa, the Italian forces endeavored
to force landing from their ships,
but were repulsed by the Turks. The
to land
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
TIDAL WAVE ON COAST OF MEXICO

NOGALES, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Meagre de-
tails have reached here of a devastat-
ing storm, accompanied by tidal
wave, which swept the coast of the
state of Sonora, Mexico.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
To Confer with Regents.

Five business men of the city have
been appointed by the Latah County
Fair association to meet and confer
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
Announce Capture of Tripoli.

ROME, Oct Sit was officially an
nounced here today that the Italians
had captured Tripoli. Dispatches fur
ther state that the Turkish garrisan
surrender.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05

In the same report from Constanti-
nople it is stated that the Italians are
bombarding Mitylene
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-05
ANOTHER KILLED In
RAILROAD STRIKE

take cognizance of, and so that organ
ization will remain neutral.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Another FudRer Wins.

surely II ever . bunch OF girls went
on, Of the Old Oregon High school
that Is making good, IL l. that bunch
Who are kno~n A. the Fudge
Club We have spoken of Mary
Moore, Trot King. Anna Curry. Mary
look and others, Who have Won con.
spicuous recognition in their college
work. Nov comes the glad news tina,
Alberta Bragg las obtained recogni.
,!on for her work, that makes all feel
especially proud,
She has been = faithful student At
tie American Conservatory Of Music,
Of Chicago, and will graduate in .
few days. She Is the winner OF the
gold medal, In the class Of graduates
In voice culture, and thus l. regarded
as the hes, singer Of the 1911 class.
IL not only brings her that honor and
recognition, but ii brings 10 her the
selection Of being the soloist for the
great Thomas orchestra. Of Chicago.
al the annual commencement OF the
American Conservatory OF Music.
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The Storm.

Over two inches CO rain fell In this
vicinity. Tuesday night. May 3o-to
re exact. The government gUase aid.
NJ Il an inch. l. was attended By
heavy sbsrp thunder and lightning.
l. uAs tAe heaviest rain fall thus fai
IN 1911 in ~ hours. In fact. IL fell in
ps. -hsr two hours. commencing al
lou ?. Il. and stopping about l2:J1
d. T..
Near Curz.n several hundred feet
e track Wa Undermined and left
svinsin. IN Tie ait. but VAS not car
RED away.
TIE rain carried out some sc feet
= track a. tie John Taylor place.
southeast u Forbes. and considerable
bottom land was overlooked, causing
much damage 90 the farmers in that
vicinity. a. many acres Of corn In that
section will have to be replanted.
Mil Creek was higher than IL has
/ been known for years, and great dam.
age vas inflicted upon growing crops
along its entire course. and at Judge
>chiothauer's farm, the leyee was
/ broken this side Of the ditch. east
side. and the corn fields Of Judge
Sclo'zhauer, Harry Frazier, Joe
Grimes. Will Prussman. James Conn.
and many others we're inundated. and
will have to be replanted. Young
chickens IN this section were nearly
decimated. Mrs. Joe Grimes, alone.
losing about $50 young chickens by
drowning, 50 We are informed. All
throughout this section on the up.
lands, surrounding Oregon, many
acres OF corn were washed out. A
number OF bridges, especially the ap.
proacles were undermined, and sever.
al bridges and culverts are reported
al washed out entirely. The bridge
at Forest CITY was seriously damaged.
the retaining wall was also damaged
We undcrst and the rain fall north Of
MS was much lighter.
Al trains were greatly delayed. eS-
ccp,ing The Oregon Interurban,
which made It's schedule time. Large
forces Of track men were put 10 work
and by noon most all Of the q trains
we're making time.
ON March ~, We had Lao inches In
~ hours: April 10 W had l.,J inches.
May ~ We had 2.O6 inches.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Obituary.

Rcbecca Acton.poulet, was born.
June |, ls3s. near townsville. Rich.
land County, Ohio. Died, In White
Cloud, Kansas, Wednesday, May. -.
1911, aged 70 years, ! months and -
DAYS.
With her parents she came 10 Ho.,
county, Missouri. In ISL, and VAS
married to Alexis Poult. Oct. II.
40. To this union were born tir.e
daughters and one son. Two Of tie
daughters dying In infancy. She Ma
. member Of the VI. T.. church. wh!c!.
~. Joined In her youth. She Sas
owed by all Who knew her: WAS kind
hearted and very sympathetic 10
those Who were afflicted: did all She
could 10 relieve them. She VAS q
! Kind companion. owing mother and
lived 10 help others enjoy life. Size
lad been great sufferer for many
years with rheumatism. She sweeliy
'ei' asleep in Jesus. May -, 1911.
Size leaves husband. one daughter.
N.Y.. Nellie plcSlu>on, OF New YORK.
/ j!'y. Who eas with her at the time
{ q Ter death: son, Acton Pou,ei. o:
luir-t nina, Who Was unable 10 IL
present; one brother. II. l.. Acton. q
tO'es, Ci'y. Mo; Two half brothers
!. VI. Acton. O! Spokane, Wash, and
:. W. Acton, u Ponca, Oklahoma. 70
mourn her departure.
Farewell, dear one, for a little
While.
Nr. Dickinson, Of New York City,
arrived few hours after her death.
He came 10 spend the summer with
his wife, who had just returned from
an extended visit with her brother in
China. Uncle George Meyer. wife
and daughter. Mrs. Alice Kunz, Of
Oregon. Mo-, and II. L. Acton, Of
fores, City. Mo-, were in attendance
al the funeral. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Her Seveatieth Milestone

ON Ma! ~, Mrs. Sarah Smallwood.
Of this city. Was agreeably reminded
Of the fact that she had reached her
SEVENTEEN birthday. by her children,
grandchildren. brother and sister-te
the number Of twenty-one-who "sur.
prised her, by coming in. with well.
filled baskets. and taking possession
OF her home, prepared to have . good
time. They certainly did. and II Was
day long TO be remembered. IL Is
10 be regretted that q daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Smallw ood, and two sisters,
could not attend.
The guests and host and hostess en-.
loyed the day to the full, and 1t is TO
be hoped that Mrs. Smallwood will
see many more happy birthdays.
A GUEST.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

ln me afternoon splendid pro-
grau AE. presented a. tie P'esiI-
,srisn church. Tie >y'ls Il Veteran.
/. es cIUb rendered al eIceli. - &C.
non q piece. Post Chaplain Hard.
man offered tie Invocation. ard
Judge San }. DFal.On delivered the
address. u VA mode d rhetoric
and rsplets Win sublime paIriC'lc
sentiment, il tsemed With reininis.
cebces u the stirring days preceding
and during The War Of the Rebellion
and dealt With history IN such al in.
,elligen, manner, that brought forth
applause not only from the Old yetsr-
ans but the audience a. larne.
From the rough, ntfui days Of the
Rebellion he glided into the smooth
channels Of the peaceful days that
follow I'd, and spoke feelingly Of the
Nations convxlesceBce from the fever
OF the COS and closed With = touch,
ing reference 10 the thinning ranks
Of the boys who wore the blue.
The people Of today should ever bs
ready 10 doh their hats 10 the men
who today are the remnant Of the
greatest army ever marshalled and
who made IL possible for them 10 en-
Joy the blessings OF the greatest coun.
try under the sun.
What splendid examples OF bravery
had been left US by these men. ~hoss
memories We honor and graves Ne
decorate. and how such splendor and
briliizncy should serve 10 lead the
young men OF our day 10 nobler deeds
that are not alone reserved for the
field OF hattie.
He hoped the Sons OF Veterans, and
the citizens would continue 10 keep
green Decoration Day, and see tina,
the graves are annually decorated
The men and women Of today should
never lose sight Of or forget the fact
that those Of the Union army tough,
to perpetuats the Union, and the
honor and glory Of the dag and all II
symbolizss.
Out OF these struggles and suffer
tngs came the greatest OF Nations
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

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IL. -.,ni--.''-irI = 'ht ,.-giu.
nirg q TIE r!,il HA' tlIi, leSf invest.
- N!'A My'. ttEu c.s'urGfy 30.
suul'y. dignity AID reverence the
yJ--' zpe+ - decoration osy IN on
can tsEy'.f.I .J''.s ely b! 'as Crane
Army %! tie k-p.y.!r Tie tAir.
''r. -l'.. e.! ne .. 4 u. pr made
!. .T p5--.l- Ia TIE! r.gl1 achieve
an '--.'1 ~ attendance con pared
MA l,-cy's'lyn day - NO Q''iiset
Gee . Sc. E. ut the >l'Is = Veterans
- LED ~ gUJ1ly DyLpyf. is.. ~
me ard us'ci - 20 ne silent city.
and lhs'e p,.s ~ ne "O's q. deco
yS'lrg those grave. Ma, hsc teen NJ
REMEMBERED w 'hsir fathers IN tie
luhg YEAR nov pas--d and gone and
.inus NTH tie coming q the hzli
century line. MAY these sons Of their
fathers ts.. up TIE wors and con.
,inue until ,hsy too nil be replaced
by their sOn..
4 more than usually elaborate pro
gram lad been prepared 10, the Oh.
ssfTsncs oi the day. Sot~ithstSnd.
ing the rain o. the Two days previous,
al abundance Of flowers were taken
out and almost everyone o. the hun
dreds Who we're present Tad ~ome
dearly remembered friend, relative OF
cOmrads 70 Whose silent mound they
carried baskets, ~resths and boQuets
of boxen.
Al los. m. Tuesday, May 18th, led
b. Thztrhsr's Military Band and
drum corp and An escort Of IONS OF
veterans OF ,he Blue and Gray, with
= hring squad composed Of sons OF
veterans, and veterans OF the span
ish-A mericab var, Meyer Post pro,
ceeded 70 the moral Rendezvous. ~hers
+ large delegation Of ladies dlstribut.
ed u,e flowers Ia baskets and bogue,,
and the line reformed and proceeded
10 the cemetery and formed q hollow
square around the eenotaph, where
the ritual exercises Of the grand ~
my we're carried out.
Tie salute 10 the dead MAS fired b,
the firing squad under command .ol
Capt. Edward Ros,ock. Taps were
then sounded by Avon Murray, oi
the Military Band.
The sons Of veterans, each with
his basket OF flowers then proceeded
TO the grave assigned him, and placed
thereon his token Of love and honoI
TO the memory Of him who kad
fought TO ave the nation. The wife
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
WILSON BROS,
BIacksmiths... WOodwOrkefs
Iron and Steel ForqinQs.
New and Repair Work Given
Prompt Attention.
OREGON. MISSOURI.

and every man and woman should
ever he ready to salute the badge OF
the G. 4. Il. wherever seen, or worn.
Judge O'Fzllon Was followed by Ell
der Hardman, who also earnestly re-
ferred to the early historical events
that led up TO the civil war, and MAS
warmly spplauded. With \ solo by
Perry Brooks, and "Tenting To
Night" BY the glee club, Rev Bruins,
OF the German VI. Z. church, pro-
nounced the benediction, and the
Post and Sons Of Veterans retired.
The Post unanimously passed .
vote OF thanks to the Presbyterian
church trustees for the use OF the
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

church. Ths,chers Military Band,
The aides for their help, in arranging
,osers. tie singers. the sons Of Vet
Grams. To Rev. Dawson for his excel.
lent sermon, and Judge O'Fallon for
his inspiring. patriotic address.
IN fact, 10 one and all for their
help In making the day an ideal bee.
Grafton Day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing under
the hrm name OF Denny L Rayhill is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
IL. L. Denny retiring from said tirm.
All debts due the tirm will be collect
ed bye. h. Rayhill, and all owing the
nrn are requested to call and sett le
Al once. II. z. DENNY,
c. h. RAyHiLL.
May IL, 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
HONOR THE HEROIC DEAD.
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az e 'hs Npt HiTi - i.sS thew II
ti,i' worship q the one MTG Las
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til' a't1 U.Bct twu--..,fl. r.est riB'ipr
These .'rr yts-s tBc vu-te1 Np5.
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tear. - gg' psgl.t. We Might rY,1-
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csg-. "a U'it-3 equity. FORGET.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

sleeping .ssj5e him. ~as slis. re;neu-
ts-eo-ir al les graves ~tr. decursa-
eo-nyi b Trsr. beg iesied nor passes
br.
Lacl grave tore tsr rpuuDted N
pear viii. stbf. with brtflGe knot
bearing tine irl-c'i pf4gn. "Ntyt,
Pos ~. -. ttie stBf resting Oh
neai p.'5es;sl projecting sbyrs ID.
g'pvro s,ru. J. irrhes. 1Ae Ear tlsi-
irg saue :. inches st..rt TIE grave.
Through t1e f:,bI. vurt e 3,e b.
70. b jes g tIe Cfrt sBntheuJ-r So
si.fr. ttt g-sreyUo AAs teen u.1s'
.eS..lit'! ir p-D's5 ia S3cjTiur J..
TAI. ioty tlBr. y; a. syj'eiI-. g .y,-s
s2'1. Asc llsua-.,.u. gate efscts'o D.
.Is rg'-l t't'bu-t. HllcL !. 49,
,'.ris3 ~ tvg uG-s4tt concrete co.
.irns. ~ tut cay = -'fit j. AZ tlJs
cihs' ".gI. ths cate When ti.is
cemetery Nas Y'lTits , lsi3 put sD5
shs-l ibs O. yt-,l. stts erected TY.s
patriotism ;bt lurs j-id. sno so.
ssc,ite. = 'ils r.,yls ba-j5 q " ONE.
ms mace IL ;,ossioi. 1c' o. 20 have
.,De q ID. Dy.i beautiful cemeteries
% o. county.
7 tbg~-s wives s15 10 9gL,srs 4 TIE
-yus - r.i+fSts Nt3 ist,y.so ~ 'sii.l.
'yl, aDs - We. 10 preparing TIE
fgNsrs ic' decorating purposes ves,.
.ng iheiL ~ s.i.stis siisj-s sD5 cis-
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p,ei :'o.' CO. I'M. -. :Dtipt.r. &.
Nty.' po.i s.5 AYt. .. veteran. e..
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tiiy-. MI, .ent -yvt-s ,yi TIE yccs.
/ IN
/ T.. psrss. NBs .rt ., TIE SHE'S
sDo Dys; imposing osDtnsfsiioi.
eve. witnessed IL %; ci7T sine. "a.
50 Sh.r N.yt. pys; ~As 20 .irylg
f -fyN he 'sDss s't gfeB'ly 'linDec
az: - tt.!' A.; com. IL. sons =,
these 90 Veteran. sD3 tie -y;I. g
ih,-. whg ~g'. -. cray They coz.
il,9 ;be rsr.s "iih 10. pyfpys. q!
cyt' y y!ng 10. s&s c.ile. &, 3scgrs'.
irg TX sfs,.. 9! 'D.-. fs.hsr. NJ.
lave Sn.wsfe; 'itl' a., 10. csl sJc
=. Keep greet ihs!' Zen a'!ss SiJc Tie
cause - which I've! gs,s 'ht!f i've.
B Can -. !tnS..Ie more t~s-iI'
pic' ne i!.sr - e !''le Anna Marx
sbc Kenneth k.ns.. .fAi5sl.!.5'.'.
@; % ls'sfBfs each "a 'he &c. -
;ne p,., C.lp' b-s's. Ton j'yt. Al.
g.i' n Liz. Round Typ each O
'Aest gs'f3!l. = ken .s.s-snc see =.
~. dine - Us Iy.Ir. ilel' III =
tear. s.. - y'sf.g.iDs nliL yfios
40 ps'r.gi!.--" Grandpa ..y.li =.
save ,bs union pa -Ss ~ a ,y.De''
sD3 iiirs @. Mat . ri. mean.
Ti.ls css.;.!-. ct ,D.hs'!s'lgD Dc
hyDp! % TIE csy 'Lsi ca - j. fora
nd efe;i' - y.!.' Pr; ans tie III.
y! ,.i.rsn. Nsyinf -A.., .i!'rIu.
.''sins, t;!.t' go!'.il. f.! 'he DO
BY. ~ i * s'ic TIE t!.gi' g. -. -
,4s hA.t.'. =! -yu.'. icy cA'fyec
gave ;; ensy' snc or. !sDs! rg'
syyt .. " forgotten.
OWN. .. -. q yccy condition .
We 'JsI.. caused - 'le 's!n o. ~.
go DAY. previous. TIE me . -s'-A
las - g',9s-t N. 'ne sl:sNS - :.
-. e.s-.it'!.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

Tie procession ftigrn-1 - iLt
PARK. 40 D'g.e rank. mil ate,
~ dinner hut. Before 'ety!r.
nJNsNe'. 'ns ~yu, 2: Veteran. .s.'rt.
- permanent g'sanlLs,!yr ~ elect
~. l. Mum. CAPT G~y. >-v'
rlan j., Lieut.: Inu. Mars. q
Lieu: @ k,p-s o%reI ct'Ae J-y.
h E3,',.. once, & Tie o &C.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Settle Your Accounts.

All persons indebted TO the firm Of
Denny & Rayhill. owing to the dis.
solution OF the trm, are requested TO
call and settle their accounts either
BY cash or bankable note. Delays are
costly. DENNY L RAYHILL,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
sv,u's Board W H.si,,

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Fif 80 ,.rruDp', r,r'. J-.si a'';i
-1u-R = sHss g cig-i-t
= = f'er, rputgy yirsi"Ni
;rlt. = Il. - Secretary
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

E.rt a, T..-uH v-a srna.r, . I.',-
.,y MAJ turu.a Gpe N"r'fni,s'
B.t-y 4 w.lrit p-,spe "a quar-.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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We are glad to learn that Uncle
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he went to Corning one day last week.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-03
CITY DIRECTORY

Mayor-John y. Robertson.
Recorder-L T. IzIar.
Assistant Recorder-H. NJ. Hampton.
President of Council-H. c. Jones.
President Pro Tem-R. r. Carroll. {
Clerk-H. c. Sistrunk.
Tax Collector-W. w. Clyatt.
Treasurer--W. T. Gary.
Attorney-C. L. Sistrunk.
Marshal-R. L. Carter.
Fire Chief-H. S. Chambers.
Superintendent of Electric Lighting
Plant. c. Caldwell
Policemen-Frank Hall, S. n. Grubbs.
Street SUPERINTENDENT F. Dodson.
Sanitary Inspector-G. w. Cleveland.
City Council
Aldermen First Ward-L J. knight,
C. r. Tydings.
Aldermen Second Ward. II. Tay-
lor, r. r. Carroll.
Aldermen Third ward-E T. Hell
venston, H. A. Fausett.
Aldermen Fourth Ward-H. c. Jones,
G. A. Carmichael
Alderman Large-W. P. Edwards.
Committees OF the Council
Market-G. A. Carmichael, L. j.
Knight. r. r Carroll.
Sanitary-E. T. Helvenston. w. P.
Edwards, H. a. Fausett.
Street-R. r. Carroll, G. a. Carmi-
chael J. III. Taylor.
Cemetery-E. T. Helvenston, III. A.
Fausett, Fl. G. Jones
Bui1ding-H. c. Jones. III. a. Fausett,
G.. 4. Carmichael
Fire-H. A. Fausett, c. r. Tydings.
r. r Carroll.
Police-W. P. Edwards, J. Fl. Taylor,
l. J. Knight.
Finance. r. Ty1ings, ]. Fl. Taylor,
E. T. Helvenston-
Judiciary-L. J. knight, c. r. Ty-
dings, ". p. Edwards.
Light and Water. H. Taylor, G. r.
Tydings. II. G. Jones.