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New Monk | philadelnhla

New York May 4-The Giants made it three ont of four fram Philadelphia today winning { to & Wildness by Cur- tis and Grahams poor throwing New York stealing nine bases on hlm-gaVe New York the victory Lobert hurt his knee in the firth and had 10 leave the game
 Score bv Innings: K IT F Philadelphia ..... .O00 O00 090-8 2 New York ......,., GOO 0l3 00t Q
 Batteries Curtis Shultz and Graham. MgthaWson and Meyers.
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st. Louls f0. DetroIf a

Detroit May LA great ninth inning rally enabled st Louis to beat Detroit today, 10 to &, after the Tigers appar- ently had the game einched Two sim gles. a double hit hatsmsn a base on balls and two infield outs uetted the visitors five runs Peuou was taken ont after two men had ht him safely in the ninth and Mullen went in George was bad and Works took his place with tbe score tied and two men on bases. A couple of infield taps won inc game
 Score by Innings R fl H St Louis .........gi1 0Gn OU--10 @ G Detroit ......... 200 U09 100 & T.
 Batteries Brown Hamilton and Krch- ell; Coyngton, Pernou Muln Works and OnsIow
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Cleveland j. chlcaoo }.

Chicago May f-CleNelaul broke Chi- cago's winning streak today winning the game. 4 To g. Blaudiue was u fine form and pitched remarkable bau in the pinches The visitors punched hits 0ff Peters. who hit one man and baked on another. Nearly an Chtagos reserve list was called into action but could no, OYertake the Cleveanders
 Score by innings R ii r. Chicago ........4.....IU0 loo ono g ta n Cleveland ....... lb0 0ia 000. 5
 Batteries White, Peters Muerdgc. Iange and Block Blandtng and FastouY
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Montnomery 5. MobIle !.

t0niE1mory May [ Monte0mery de- led Muhile iu the last game of the se- ries todtr to 7 The visitors rallied u fhe nnth and aided by Bills error three hiis a pass and a hit batsinan. sedrcd three runs after the second out had been made After the bases had been iIAed. Herbert steadied and struck oHt Paulctte, ending the game
 Pitcher LeliVet who was released out right hy Manager bobhs yesterday. was signed today hy Mobile
 Score by nnues II E Mobile ...........,.. .000 0i0 003-7 II 2 Montgomery ...4..... 0Ol m 40f i5 8
 lltterlra DuHgan and Denn; Aitcm- son Herbert and Gribbcns
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plttsburn t2. chIoano IL

Pittsbmg May -Pittsb9rg won from thlcaeo today n a game characterized notably for hitting, the score being I9 to H. Adams was compelled to quit in the seventh Co make room for Ferry, who wus unable to finish the inning lie was relieved by Robinson Reulhach was giv- en a severe trouncing and left the rubber after the sixth inning
 SccTe bN innings; R. II. E Pittsburg ..........304 230 00t-t2 IS 2 Chicago .............IiG 083 g00-1t l5 ?
 Batteries Adams Perry Robinson and Gibson Reulbach. Cole and Archer Need ham,
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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HOT SPRINGS
 ANNUAL SCHOOL. ELECTION.
SECOND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
 

The taN books for the collection of sec ond special assessments upon the real property in Street Improvement District No 33 for the purpose 9f paving and Oth- been placed in my hands All owners oi real property lying in the district are roc quired to pay their assessments Co me before May l5th 1T payments are not made action win be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of snid assessmcnts penalties and costs Given under my hand this 1st dav of May 1912.
 S w. C SMITH. Collector
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the ball hard here today but phadel- pha defeated New York, 10 to $. hy punching hits better than their opponents. Vaughn was driven off the rubber In the second. and quinn who relieved him. was also hit hard Lord Baker. Mciu- mes. Simmons and Cree led in the bat ting with three hits each
 Score by nulngs R. II E New York .... 000 300 020- 8 f5 B Philadelphia ........22l 000 4lt 10 lG 3
 Batteries: Vaughn, quinn and street; Plank and Egan
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BASEBALL
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NATIONAL
Roston s. Hrnoklun 1

Boston May A. Boston won from Brooklyn, 6 to I, today. knetzer, who succeeded Stack in the Brooklyn box &4ttt sEsti fitrtt 'Fti tESTS, m tUe lNfut was wild He passed three men iu this Inning, forcing In two runs and Deyllns single added another
 Score hy innings R. If F Boston ............0 .003 100 02s--6 10 2 Brooklyn ........ l loo uUl 2H0-4 2
 Batteries Brown liogg and Rarden; Stack Kuetzer and Phelps
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clnclnnatl 3. st. | onLs L

St Louis May IA pass. a sacrifice, single and an error in the tenth en- abled Cincinnati to win from St Louis today 8 to l. The locals scored one in the first inning on two singles and a sac rifice The visitors tied in inc next in- uing on a single, base on balls and Me Leans double.
 Score by Innings, R. V. E, Cincinnati .......+.Ql0 00G 000 23 10 c st. Louis .......... loo 000 00e 0-1 0
 Batteries keefe. Suggs and Mclean. GcNer and Wineo
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FOR SALE Modern cottage. rooms
 and bath gas. Roy E Murphy ll6 iefrich street Phone 1G91 3-1O-ti
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FOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms,
 s250 up. Mrs, q. W. Pitt, ll6 l-2 Gen. tra avinue. 6-2-lm
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Nashuille z Memnhls S

Nashville May 4 in a hard hitting game Nashville defeated Memphis this afternoon. to 6 Memphis used threo pitchers and Nashville two. Three pinch nittas delivered the goods iu the ninth and other features were home runs by CWudall and Glenn
 Score by innings R n E Memphis ...,t t......3o0 GOO o03 10 8 Nashville .....t..... .0o0 0lt 3ll l5 l.
 3attrries Smith Ferguson, kissiuger and Brennan, Heusliug. Medley and Gipnu
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TEXAS LEAGUE

sam Antonio IT, IlotAton 9 Austin t. Waco ln iial4s ! Fau Worth Eaaumuut-Culvcston. wet grounds.
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BASEBALL RESULTS.

Reports of the big league games ag innings will be posted at the Indiana club bar every day Call and see the results as the games progress 4i5h
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Four (l) lots. embracing an acre ui more. two blocks from ear line Good f0ur room house on it in good repair We'll of good water at Kitchen door, gool fences and outhouses, shrubbery anC flowers in yard. fine garden, young or. ehara nf peaches, pears. apricots. apples Aiums. mulberry and perslmmons. Lot .of grape vines ol an Varieties. fine cul. tivated blaekberries and raspherries Electric lights in house City water ant sewer accessible For quick saie vii take $2u00.
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New YORK COTTON.

New York May The cotton market rallied sharply today ou active covering for over Che week end and buying h some of the local trade interests with iAs close steady at net advance of ffota h t0 2Z points
 The market opehed firm at Hu adyaies of to la points in response Co hghe cables than expected. very unfaVefablf reports from lower Mississippi flood si nation and reports Of showers 0Vef ihs eastern belt There was quite g. lot selling at the initial advance
 Liverpool reported that the mafAe. there had been Influenced by Amefig1h buying and unfayorable weather lepoib Weekly trade reviews confirm tep2F circulating earlier ln the week of q iaia- er less active demand for goods. out tas advance had the encouragement of baa ish spot cotton reports.
 Receipts at the ports today, .uoQ psFs against t2.041 last week and ,bSu iis year.
 For the week. s5. 900 bales against s Sil last week and 60.495 last gear ie days receipts at Galveston 2,i52 agalaa, 4a0 last year. it New orleans i9a against 2,nsG last year. and at Hous'VA .49n against i30 last year.
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FOR RENT.

ROOM AND BOARD Excellent table.
 f0g Grove street S-i7-tf'
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NorIcr roe pIellclATloN.
lepartmcnt 0F me InterI0f T. N II0nd
 0fnee at Camden, Arkansas, April

bepai tnicht or the interior t. H, iIahu
 Office at Camden, Arkansas April
 4 1912
 Notice is hereby given that Walter Bradshaw. of 0ma, Arlansas. who on March 8 1906 made Homestead Entry fserial No. G263D No 2a570 for SW l-4 NV t-4. section 10 township z &. range 2l w. 5th principal meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final five wear proof. Co establish claim t0 the land aboYo described before the United states commissioner at Hot Springs Az lMnsas ou the f3ih day of May. 1912
 Claimant names. as witnesses. Elmer Brantiey. of Oma. Arkansas Newton NeaiherfWH, of oma Arkansas Frank Strickland, of Oma Arkansas. William Dean of oma. Arkansas
 TRiEpHElM Rsgister. seatinel-Record. Hot springs
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FOR RENT Furnished flats and rooms
 for light housekeeping. gas lights and water S per week up Near bath houses The insle. i09 Kamble street Mrs. A. Y. Granger. phone iu3s z"lb~tf
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WHITE SULPHUR sFRns IS HOTEl
 and grounds for safe. 1gO acres. part under cultivation Easy terms, or ex- change for city property Address White Sulphur Springs Hotel 8-2-tf FOR SAl4lG--Mv house on Henderson avenue. electric lights water and bath 4. C. Snllenberger. S-s-tf FOR SALE Match team of black mares one two aud half years uid and other three years old ii hands high weight leoV Well broke and well matched
 Address c, O. D., ssnunsi- Record.
 4-4-1m
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TOR RENT A furnished apartment 2ss Prospect avenue 4-2l-1mo
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FOR RENT Two rooms. furnished for
 light housekeeping gas. electricity and water. los Center street 5-3-tf
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Washlnqton 8, 9oeton '

Washington, May Washiueton nosed out Boston today in an exciting game. Go 1 Both sides used two pitchers, Akers relieving Cashion and holding B0s- ton safe. The home run drives of Speak er and Cashion featured
 Score by innings. R II F. Boston ...............303 00l 000-1 i Washington ,.........@1l 00G 30t S l0 i
 Batteries: Bedieut Cicotte and NuBa- maker; Cashion. AlIers and Williams
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FOR RENT Store room on Central
 avenue close r. Arlington. See Wool en X Rector 4-latf
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AReeNrA WINS SERIES.
Defeat KIoet0e Reds ln FIoal came at
Whittlnuton.

m IIe TIn1I NHme Uf me aerle9 ho. Tween the Argenta Quapnws and the hldethe Reds at Whitfnaton park. th" Ouapaws won. thereby winning the en- lire gate reeelpts
 The batting uf Fields who slammed a home tHn into the iake the fielding Of Emery Parker Of the locals. were the fea-
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FOR RENa'e 4 T-reom house. s29 West
 Grand avenue. with large barn and garden kpply ht tho place or S8g Cen fral avenue Phone ss. b5-et
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SOUTHERN
Birmlnuham 8. New Orleane 9

Birmingham. May { The mcals made it four stlaiehts from the New Orens cup he game today WIS Won in Inc firth inning when Bifmineham bnnrhcd hits on SwiudeN nl Che lime when he was widest The viitore hit Boyd hard bat generally in the direction of local players The game was without speoial features.
 Score by innings. lT E Burmingham ....... G00 n2H 0Gf2 2, New Orleans ..... 00i 00i a00.9
 Fatteres Rovd and Yantz Gipe Swim dell and laFlte
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oKL LAHOMA LEAGUE

Anadnrko ii Oklahoma City i. okmulgee l0 Musk0gee : ticAlester g HoldenVille 2. Tulsa ! Guthrie 2
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FOR RENT Furnished eix-foam house.
 sisspins pofeh. Jnas 1 10 Oct el l21 Hawthorne street s-5-lr
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TOR RENT in private family well furn-
 ished CT room flat, with ail modern coHvenencies for housekeeping. 26l Cedar street feS-lm
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NEW oel rANs corroN.

New Orleans La. May The price cotton went lower this week on eNWn i've liquidation of the long aceean. Prices closed 10 to 13 points lower Vis ag thc close of last week on the Iau',9 months The high prices Of the heT were made on Monday and the low Iae@ . on rhuisday At the highest the llst s.ss g.s 10 to E points over last week e,g at the lowest it being ta t0 ia ponls "s der The range of prices was p' points a.A
 ln the absence of any very lee@l weather developments except al lh' of the week the selling ont of lohk sg ton was the strongest Influence at MY this week It was tho gossip 0l lur ea ket that several large sizes or iVNs t ton were being liquidated anu theSs.a ferings more than supplied the aeHa sef from an sources lt was eVldehi i,H s tain interests were taking adYhntaist tifft a the technical condition of the inai timas put out fresh short lines ana ~ ,lsE Che market had a more or less mahlpo' cd look anhpf
 The weather of the week was pfnbs psbs very good nor very bad toliN lusssssl rain fell, but on the whole 2 M ae tory amount of farm work was ,' n',n ,aaf c0rding to reports coming mo 'l, sysa ket from all sections of the bell sl deal Of cotton was reported up "ra. the close of the week the trade ket ly estimated that about 70 per <. ass the crop was planted. Of which considered about one-third was np e the end of the week ihe weather "Astri cidedly bad iu portions ot rue
 and eastern belts. ..a tht
 The statistics of the week gts aQ long side Mill taltings were yeif bales against 225.00G this week if asa and sss 000 this week i've Neal..e fn These large iakines caused sg4insi the visible supply Of gli.s3i pa'e gasf decrease Of iz0 6fo this week .x ta0 and q deerease of lb5lbs this ""
 years ago
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last game pf the series Sltton was ef gectite with men on bases.
 score by innings k II F Atlanta ..............1ll 02O 00O-5 2 g CnutHuouga ........ .00l loo 0062 Q
 Batteries: Sitton and Kerr More and Hannah
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LADY WANTS COMPANION 44Nilf rent room at reasonable price tp lady em- ploxed ln daytime. lpa I.edwidg street
 6-s-3t
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Minneapolis C, Columbus 0. St. Paul G Toledo 2
 Kansas t1ty Indianapolis C. Milwaukee Louisville 5.
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TUTHH-
 Score. RfiE Argenta Quapaws .,....t..+..+....I l<loethe Reds .......... ........-.... D
 Batteries; Jones and Ferries Harper ana Frederick
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AMERICAN

phlladephia 10, Nevy York S. Philadelphia, May 1.-Both clubs hit
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UNITED STATES LEAGUE

Cincinnati (. pittsbmg 9. Richmond 0. Rending 8. New York Washington 1T. Cleveland 6 Chicago G.
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Atlanta 5 chattaaooaa 3

thattanoe@a, May Nores willnesg in The early inninsg coupled with timely hitting by the visitors, gave Atlanta tbe
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COTTON STATES

Meridian o-S. Jackson 1-1.
 ilattieshurg 2-l Nicksburg S-9. Ncw orleans g. Greenwood ].
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CLASSIFIED COLU MN s s------.-s-.------..-- One Cent q Word Each Insertion. posltively No Ads inserted h This Column Unless Accompanied by the cssi,. Nothing 10 be Charged.
WANTED.

WANTED Light surrey. must De n
 arees N. w.. Sentinel-Record. 4-S-tl
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NAt


 Two vacant lots adjoining Morrison and Beldins addition on Bedding avenue. Water and sewer on street line of prop ertN Surrounding lots can not be bought for less than $350 each For quick sale S400 will buy both lots
 No S.
 One vacant lot on South avenue, hl south Hot Springs fenced. adjoining res ldence of Henry neece. Worth s2j0 Wln sell now for Sl7b cash.
 NO. c.
 SO acres. unimproVed. about four miles from city of Gulpha. about mile from rhornburu station on the Iron Mountain hallway. about 20 acres creek bottom, 30 acres virgin timber running waiei throsgh the tract Ideal place for chick en ranch. dalrying, truck farm. etc. S70e win take this. worth twice the sum Enough saw iimhef and wood on the tract to pay for lt
 40-acre tract uuimproved; just this side of river on Gardner Bridge road Best roaa in tine county divides this tract Surrounding property well Improved. Graded railroad through the place. New railroad will need right 0f wav over tract Ideal property Co divide into five and ten acre tracts for truck farm dairying etc. Only few minutes drive from city Wil sell the tract for Sl h00 worth $50 per acre Also three small farms about four miles from the city for rent
 C. FLOYD HUFF. Owner.
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NfI T

Four CD adjoining vacant lots in Oak lawn addition fronting on Henderson avenue. SGu0 will buy the four
 NO B.
 lot and part of another. being loo feet by BPS feet with one room house aud bored well l60 feet deep. near Ostrich tarm on bench of m0unto.ni hish up, vet accessible, beautiful mountain view surrounded by natural forest trees with West Mountain for background An ideal place for health at any season by reason of dense pine growth $350 cash will buy
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Rooming house. i2 outside furnished rooms, SS9 1-2 Malvern Ave.
 3-30-lmo
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tt.,ps ttfs appeal 10 yeag Book of
 f0a0 manufacturing recipes for max inp money sent 10 your address Tor -bci so get busy Send Peoples Book store lsl Central avenue. Hot springs, Alk.
 4-ii-im
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pRicfiARD BROS puy. seil, store ex-
 change furniture. sl3-sAa Cehuai aFe. nue Phone lU46. s-o-t'
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]. WExLER.

 uiture repairing, upholstering; all kinds Of cabinet and carpenter work ii7 Gull Ina Street Phone 55S I1-23-tf Poor appetite is sure sign of i'm paiged digestion A few doses q Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets will strengthen your digestion and improve your appetite Tho sands have been benefited by taking these tablets. Sold by all dealers . THE MITCIIEIL MAP of Hot Springs 25c at Weaver's Book Store. 2-2s-tt
 FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
 
 The Sentiuel-Record Is authorized to announce Hamp Williams as candidate for school director
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce sam ', Mc!<cehan as catidt- l date for school director The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Rabbi A. E. Rhine as 8 candi- date for reelection as school director
 The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Harrison Taylor as a candidate l fer school director.
 l SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HOT SPRINGS ANNUAL SCHOOL. ELECTION. | Notice Is hereby given that an election | will be held In the special school district | of Hot Springs on Saturday. the 18th | day of May 1912, at the respective vot- l ing precincts in each of the six wards of the city Of Hot Springs, state or Ar | kansas
 Said election win be held for the pur- pose Of fixing the amount of scno0l taxes ro be levied for school purposes for the | year 1912. and for electing two school directors.
 Voters in this special school district not living in any ward of the city may vote at their nearest precinct
 Given under our hands and the corpo- rate seal of the said school district this the first day of May X D 1912
 NJ. s COBB President,
 Claude E. Marsh, Secretary
 Section 1672 5-i-eXp May 1S
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POULTRY.

FOR SALE India Runner duck eggs.
 Also Touese geese eggs Hiram Whit ungton, phone 635. 2-23-lIn
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VIA N1rrI --By combination hookkeeper
 sfenographef and general office iiian place in Hot Springs Married Eight ssars experience. Recommended eS three of the best firms In the country pitt work on reasonable salary Write or wire at my expense. C. II iiltei Ashdown Ark. 4.zl-l liho
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FOR RENT.
MWmWm@m@meKeR0H@h0R@EeA@- Z

FOR RENT Elegant furnished cottage
 42s Wilmington avenue Apply 4l3 wilmington. Phone 548. 4-2-tf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-17
ARGUE RAPIDS GAS CASE.
Arguments Will Be Made Before Su-
pren,e Court Next Week.

Special to IlmeS-RepuDllcan.
Cedar Rapids, Feb. Thames Fl.
Trewin. attorney for the local gas COM
pany, and City Solicitor Chamberlain
and ]. w. Jameson. attorneys for the
city, leave for Washington tomorrow,
where the famous Cedar Rapids gas
case will be argued next week be-
fore the federal supreme court. Local
people are watching the case with in
terest. as a sum aggregating about
800, 900 is involved. If the 9O-cent
rate is sustained, the gas consumers
will get a refund Of all the money over
30 cents per thousand paid by them
since the case was begun. five years
ago. II the rate is made one dollar,
which the company established year
and half ago. the consumers will still
get considerable Of refund. 1t is ex-
pected decision will be returned with
in sixty days. The city is confident
of winning. as the victories in the dis
trict court and In the state supreme
court were so overwhelming that the
gas company has several times offered
to compromise the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-17
BUSINESS cHANols Al ELooaA
Several Merchants Dispose Of Stoeks--
Many improvements Contemplated.

--5.L' Il
Several Merchants Dispose Of stoeks--
Many improvements Contemplated.
Special to Times-Republican.
Eldora. Feb. 17.-Several business
changes have taken place In Eldora
during the last few days. Lloyd Trim
bic. formerly OF Union. has purchased
the Frank Hammond notion store;
Kennedy Bros. q Kelly have bought
OF H. w. ENEMY half interest in the
E. J. Andrle furniture stock and A.
Risse, formerly Of Dows, has purchased
the stock Of furniture recently owned
by the late David Wills.
Peter Jensen, who for several years
has been engaged in the ice and coal
business here. and who recently dis
posed OF these interests. will erect a
two story brick business building on
the east side OF the court house square
the coming season and engage in buy
ing and selling poultry and eggs on an
extensive scale.
Miles Wallace, who recently moved
here from Illinois. and V. J. Smith, as
sistant state veterinary. have pur-
chased lots on the east side Of the pub
lie square and are making plans for
the ere ion OF veterinary hcSp!ta!
and feed shed combined that will cover
the entire lots. 64x12s. This improve
ment Ia but another indication OF the
advancement Eldora is making along
all lines and in all directions.
From present indications not less
than thirty new residence houses will
be built here this summer and quite a
number of business blocks are also be-
ing Manned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-17
LINE BUILT RECENTLY IN IOWA
WITHOUT OFFICIAL
SANCTION.
NO RECORDS IN STATE HOUSE
FOR AssEssMENr PURPOSES
Road Runs From ciarinda to Blanchard
-ownsrs Apply Finally For Psrnnis.
sion 70 issue Bonds and State Off.
eials Thsrsfors Enter Up Line For
Taxation.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Rephblican.
cutive council discovered another Iowa
railroad this week. The discovery was
at once startling and interesting. The
council has two functions, as an
assessing board and as board to pass
on financial transactions Of Iowa cor
porations. Acting in its latter capacity
this week it was confronted with the
demand of corporation to grant
authority for issuing bonds upon a
railroad constructed and in operation
from Clarinda to Blanchard. That
which is wanted Is way to permit Of
borrowing money and thus providing
for equipment. Secretary A. H. Davi-
son, turning to his books, asked the
pertinent question:: Where Is this
railroad that it doesn't appear any
where in the records Of transactions as
to assessment and taxation?" There
wasn't anything to show that the own
ers Of the road had ever walked up to
the tax office and arranged little
matter Of taxes.
AS a result the matter Of finances
will be attended to. and as the officers
had to place on file a sworn statement
as to the real value Of the road, the
proper entry will be made on the
assessment books at the same time.
The road was completed last fall late
and is said to be in operation without
waiting for the consent Of the state
government.