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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

day, except as hereinafter provided:
whereas a number of qualified
electors residing within the limits
of the village of Boomers Ferry,
equal to a majority of the votes
cast at the last general election
have petitioned the Board of Trns-
tees to permit moving picture
shows to keep open on Sunday, as
is provided in Sec. 6s25 OF the
Codes of Idaho; therefore q person
OF persons licensed to conduct q
theatre, opera house or moving pic
ture show in accordance with sec
ton 5 of this ordinance may keep
open his theatre, opera house or
any other convenient place tor
exhibiting, displaying or showing
such pictures as he is licensed to
show in Section of this ordinance.
Section 5. Any person or per
sons wishing to operate OF conduct
a theatre, opera house or moving
picture show in the village of Bon
mere Ferry, shall pay license OF
ten dollars for each month OF
fraction thereof, said license to be
due and payable on the first day
of each and every month and shall
be paid to the marshall of the
village who shall give a receipt foI
same. All pictures passed upon
by the National Board of Censor
ship may be shown or exhibited by
the licensee under this ordinance
unless expressly forbidden by 6
written notice signed by at least
two members of the village board
of trustees to exhibit a certain rec
or reels, such notice to be served
at least two hours before the per
Torrance begins.
Section 8. ANY person or per
sons violating any of the provision:
of this ordinance or seeking tC
evade the payment of the license
} OF licenses as in this ordinance pro
vided shall upon conviction be sub
ject to a penalty of not less thar
twenty dollars nor more than eighty
dollars together with costs and dis
bursements of prosecution and i
, not paid, shall be imprisoned il
, the village jail until paid at tn,
rate of 81 so per day, All licenses
| provided for in this ordinanc,
shall be payable in advance,
? Section 7. Chapter IA of tn,
general ordinances of the village o
Boomers Ferry and ordinance No
SIS and all other ordinances in con
: flict with this ordinance are hereby
2 revealed.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
/ take effect and be in full force OF
: and after its passage and publica
ton in one issue of the Bonner
Ferry Herald, a weekly newspape
: published at Honners Ferry, Bon
ner County, State of Idaho, having
a general circulation in said village
Passed and approved this s3r'
= day of July, 1912.
r +, Z. FRY,
/ Chairman of the Board of Tru
tees of the Village of Bonn {
Ferry, Idaho.
81 Attest.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

Auctioneer Il am an auctioneer
of long experience and am open to
engagements at all times i'll any
part of the county. /. Caustol,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. tt
Don't forget the per cent dis-
count for cabh al Browns. 4-l3tf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

4 NON, 7 o CREDITORS
In the Probs te can" u "'
Stale OF Idaho. -, u
Ia the matter OF the H7" "
Sinclair. Deeease a -,o...ono,
sdmthisrrstor e, the estate OF Janet r. Sin
eIsir &C., Vi tns creaitors and all persons
having claims As Ainst tine ssiu ooossarS
youchsrs Ten months alter the nrs'
pubIios,,. "1'nin = notice to the said admin
istrstos ~ h " IN ce az Boomers Ferry Bonner
O6nnsg r,t 70 same being the place 10
the trsnsa,,n u business OF said estate,
Dated ana first published a. A'N
Idaho on Jnlv leth 1912
' W CHAa O'CALLA6HAR
Aara,n,., the estate OF Janet I
q, H Nuniinis'rS'or OF 7lss
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26
NOTICE OF PROC.
WORKS AND APPLI
BENEF

BEN nj
Notice Is hereby Civ,
Path day Of August.
County OF Bonner, Sat
O'Csllshhan. N. p. pro
the completion OF work
% cubic feet per secon
creek ana OF the apple
OF sato water in sccords
conditions of Permit No
by the State Engineer OF
/. The name and pos
person. holding said per
Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
g said works of dive
pieted on the date set 10
the amount OF water "
capable OF conducting t,
accordance with the pls
application Tor such per
foot per second.
8. The use to which
applied is domestic purl
applied to beneficial use
per second.
4. The place where ss
residence Of applicant
5. The date OF priorit,
prepared to establish is
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

Ranch for sale. 100, acres New
house, running water, hearing or
chard, 600, 900 feet Il .mber, mile
from r. r., acre. plowed. A
bargain at $23. an acre. R.
Selover. Copeland, Idaho. 7-o-4t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

SUMMONS-In the Distr ,Conrt Of the Eighth |
luolcisl Dis'riet' state OF Idaho, in and ior
County OF Bonuer.
May bower, riaintiu vs. Leslie Bower De-
PENDANT
Inc state OF idsh" IN Leslie Bower, the above
named defendant:
You are hereby t,asd that complaint
mas peeh nled ssains You by the above named
pslnhn III the Dis riot Court OF the Eighth
'"ul' isl Hsrict. tate of Idaho, IN ana for
county et honheH seopy OF which said com
PiaA"' A.'AeneN y said summons
such acuon IA ,rousht TO recover judgment
against VOW IoEr atroroa ON the grounds o
"liiiul usaeruoS of the plaiutiff Tor more than
one yee' ne ~ lmediately preceding the com
uisAVV Ashe OhF ais action.
You are AZ eby directed to appear ana
answer the ~ 4 complaint with twenty days
after the Sc ~ % of summons if served within
the hight a adicial District, and within forH
days thf res fter IL served elsewhere Exclusive
oi 'he Axf i service),
Ana yau are hereby notified that unless To'
so APP ear and answer said complaint as sboT'
ui'e' tea. the plaintiff will apply 10 the Couf
iot ,he re lie demanded ia the complaint
n. .Aven inds my hand and the sea- u v. ",
htlict )ourt OF the Eight Judicisi District
cate OF Idah0 In ana For the county oi DoA
hsr this Hth "a OF July isi1. .,.onr.
tsssl OF Robr 5. heOhhA'
Dtst. Co ,rt, Clerk OF District Cour
BY s g. Yoder, Deputy.
VIM c..., Attorney SoI plaintiff, Res
demo- 49, ss. ice address. sandpoin
Idsho w. July l9-Apg. IL
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26
Clerks Financial Report


Report OF the receipts ana disbursements OF
chool District No Ia Tor the year ending July
1912
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county commissioners had ignored
Agu!lar and that part a.; the county.
Incidentally he paid his respects to
the commissioners personally TOR
their neglect. These statements were
listened TO by -. Ramon Asuiiar.
who WIS lr the audience. and after
Rcmcro had sat down. A;uilnr
mounted the platform and attempted
to start somCthinG" with Romero.
Other candidates ON the pintnTm in
toTfcrcd and AguiIar WAS led away
&c, .icIlatluG like peanut ycutrr on
Il frosty morning.
Fed Clark. \. ". McHcndTic and
j. j. iIcudrIck made talks that
brought the audience to It's feet in
a prolonged outhurst OF applause
They discussed the issues fairly and
frankly. setting forth the convincing
force that conditions that surrounded
the voters who will ballot tomorrow.
|, became apparent to .he candidates
on the platform that the Asuilar dis
trict is solid for the peoples alliarcc.
Some OF the candidates Will cloe
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RouSINC MEETING
HELD AT ACUIlAR

The larEcs; crowd that ever packed
a hall a, Aguilar gathered SaiurdH!
night to hear the Democratic ana
Progressive candidates speak the iin-
nj word In the campaign IN ;hat part
OF the county. There was much Gn-
ihus!asm and the candidates in their
turn were given ovations indicative
OF the sentiments OF the poopirc OF
the Apishapa valley. Their dcclar-
tions were chccrcd to the echo and
after the meeting hundreds gathered
around the platform to shake hands
with the candidates and pcdse them
thir support. The audience remained
for the dance that followed the speak
lng.
\ splendid address in Spanish wss
delivered by Juan u. Romero, who
referred to the manner in which the
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-04
GRESHAM CALLS OFF,
BARELA CunmAh, ,
WAS COSTING Votes

A striking example OF the type OF
deputy sheriff that Sheriff Grisham
has appointed tor gang service ON
election day il Pete Salazar who ran
amuck In n saloon at Aguilar last
thursday night and had to be dis
armed by Marshall Pcrctto. Salazar
declared he was friend OF Barcla
and could do what he pleased and if
he got into trouble the senator would
gc; him out. AS result OF this ar
fair good citizens OF Aguilar voiced
a protest to the sheriff which was so
strong that Grisham was compelled
to cancel tho commission OF this new
deputy. Republican workers at
Aguilar waited on Grisham and told
him point blank that his gunner
were getting the entire ticket In bad
end losing votes for the party.
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TAFT MEN RUSH TO
WILSON BANDWAGON

oyster Bay. \. y. Nov In n
statement issued today. Theodore
Roosevelt charged Republican load
els were advising their followers to
vote for Woodrow Wilson ii they did
not feel that they could support
TAFT The great concern OF the
bosses the colonel said. was to de-
feat the Progressive party.
Several gentlemen have told ne
that certain Of the bosses who are
Mr.. Barnes henchmen-Mr. Abe
Grubcr. for instance-havc recently
been publicly advising their hearers
to vote the Democratic ticket II they
did not feel like voting the Repub-
lican ticket" says tho statement.
This is interesting as fresh proof
70 how close and intimate tho aili-
ance II between the machines. II they
can only beat the Progrcssivcs.
MFR. Grubcr's attitude merely H.
lustrntes what had already been
shown by tho conduct OF Mcssrs.
Pcnrosc. Barnes and Crane. and the
otbcr Republican bosses In New Jcr-
sey. Illinois and Indiana, precisely as
in Kansas. California and Oregon.
that they had not tho slightest cx-
rectation OF winning this election
and that thcir one purpose is direct
ly or Indirectly to aid the Democrats
in order that the Progrcssivcs BE- de-
fratrd"
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ures have been due. or charged. any
how. against the later managers.

ures have been due. or charged. any
how. against the later managers.
There Is no doubt that the Brook
Ign club has had MS strong = pitching
staff and certain individual players
that have been the bright particular
stars OF the National league. but
lack OF positions has held the team
down outraEcously low compassd
with tho splendid nucleus the club
had at the start OF many seasons.
The natural conclusion to arrive ~
therefore. Is that u manager with tn"
fighting qualities. ability and wiu.
ming records that both Breshnshan
and Chance have would surely make
the Superbas as they stand today a
first division club and probably con-
tenders for the championship.
But ~h-rc Will the Cubs and Car
dinai. land when they lssc their lesd.
~rship Of their managers!
II has been the success OF his Cubs
with Chance that has carried Muf-
ply ulonH. cannot sec that the
Cubs at all II u row me mayer Ia put
in charge of them. Surely thsy will
not have that always loyal home sup.
port they have enjoyed under msn.
a.cr Chance.
And the Cardinals withou, Dresh-
nahan! Why. they Will be In about
the same position as the Giants
would be without Met;raw.
But what Will be Chicaso's and
ST. t.ouIs's loss may be Drooklyn's
gain.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

Miss Blanche Tilly. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Til'ey. of
Starkville, entertained nire Of her
girl friends Halloween night. The
home was attractively decorated for
the occasion. All the favorite games
were played and Tennie MacCluskey.
Katie Reinochl and Eva Simpson re-
ccived the prizes. Hrs. Tilley was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Floyd at the
lmrcheon. Those urcscnt were Eva
Simpson. Mary Pollard Katie Rein
ochl. Ethel McClusky. Tcnnic MrClus-
XIV. iz2ie McGlnsky. olga Snicker-
son. Anna McGonigal. Josephine Os
roduurki and Mrs. Floyd.
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BROOKLYN DODGERS NAY
LAND EITHER CHANCE
OR BRESHNAHAN

Now York. Nov. with Frank
Chance and Roger Brcshnahan on tho
managerial market rs now seems
probable. there appears to be most
lovely chanc. for those owners OF the
National league clubs who have not
fixed themselves with astutc and
most valuable leaders OF teams. to
tax. advantage OF the grcta oppor.
tunity presented. by iort!fyins them
seivca with tho best managerial tai
cnt in tho business.
Grcs,cr New York baseball fans
arc more Interested right now OH
what decision president Ebhcts. OF
tho Brooklyn club Will max" in h's
cho,c. for manager OF tho Supcrbaa
than what oth~r clubs will do. The
Giants arc Of course we'll fixed with
McGrSw a. loader and he Will prob
ably be q fixture as such Jus, so long
"a no himself IL agreeable.
but president Ebbc,s and tho
brooklyn club are not 50 we'll hccicd
for mana scriai timber and tho posi-
tIl,ty Of both Chance and HreSn na i.
han scvcrIns their connections with
the Cubs and Cardinals respectively
has afforded an opening for Ebbcts
that he cannot afford to pass NJ
| without an attempt to secure one OF
the two discards.
have II on good authority. TOO.
that the owner OF the club across the
bridge, after whom the Supcrba =
new home i. named. has already en-
tered into negotiations with both
Chance and Brcshnahan.
II he secures either. h. can an
pouucc n new holiday. because all
Brooklyn will applaud. Yes. all the
fLrs over there In tina, burg will 60
/ further. they will get up on their
Optics and yell paeons OF Joy.
The engagement OF Chance or
Brcshnahan would put new life into
baseball in Brooklyn. and b. a most
fitting climax to the grand opening
OF Ebbc,s' field that is sure to take
place next spring. And II Roger
Brcshnahan is secured as manager OF
the Superbas. I make the suggestion
now. that the lIth OF March. ST.
Patrick's day. be announced as the
date OF the opening ceremonies.
President Ebbcts. with the added
attraction Of his new ball park. Dan
well afford TO pay the money that he
would have to spend to secure either
Breshnahan or Chance.
Without wishing TO dc,rac; from
the ability of the managers Of the
Brooklyn club has had since Ned
Hanlon. still the fact remains that
the Supcrbas have not been a success
under ,hc managers the team has had
since, and many OF the annual fall
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SOMETHING NEW
IN ELECTION.
RETURNS

Election returns In typcwrittcn
form. flashed by a stercoptican at
the cigar store upon Il canvas placed
On the Bank building across the
street will be the manner in which
the Chroniclc-Ncws will tomorrow
night give the people OF Trinidad
the o-the-minutc bulletins of the
election in the nation. stat" and
county. The C-N leased wire will be
in operation from l n. M. tomorrow
morning until y. M. the follow.
ing day. thus providing an all night
election service.
This will be the first time that
typewrittcn bulletins have been
used in Trinidad. After experiment
ing for more than six months.
Charles Epstein has perfected a gel.
atine paper upon which the bulletins
will be typcwritten rs fast as they
are received over the C-N leased
wire. These Eelatine paper slides
placed in the stcreopt:can machine
throw tho print clearly and leSibly
upon Il curtain.
During the night at intervals be-
tween bulletins lantern slida views
of Trinidad and vicinity and south
crn Colorado will be shown. These
views have been secured for the oc-
'casion from the o. +. Aultman photo
graphic studio Thus the people of
the city in addition to getting the
returns will see first class show
ana be interested every minute.
Tho eastern returns will begin
coming in at six o'clock. In many
places of the east where voting ma-
chimes are used. it is much easier to
get the results and being that there
| about two hours difference in time,
some bulletins will reach Trinidad
early.
Go to the cigar store at Main and
Commercial street and see the cleo
tion returns and the big show that
the C-N will provide. This service In
free. Get into the cruw' aud cb rer
!cr your candidates.
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TO THE VOTERS.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DEMOCRATIC" .
"PROCRESSIvE'' .
ROOSEVELT" .
a a a q a a a = = a a a = =

Either of these three words writ
ten In tine blank space at the top Of
your ballot will cast vote for tho
district and county fusion ticket. II
the word BULL MOOSE" is written
you will lose your district aud coun-
~ vote.
Don't permit yourself to be made
the victim OF 4 contemplate gang
trick by which they hope TO weaken
the fusion county ticket At the cx-
pcnsc of their own national, state and
district tickets.
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Trinidad who believe dressing we'll hereby de-
belief the undying principle that all ought be pc
what they get for their clthes.money.
clothes
be bought Of Hamerslousbs the best clothes made.
declare unterabe conviction that Hamersough SELL
the lot OF suits and brought to this town.
especially those who their
clothes this fall candidate thereby saving them
selves dissatisacon and
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-04

Ia your husband cross? An irrit-
able. fault finding disposition ID Oft
On due to a disordered stomach. A
man with good digestion is nearly al
ways good natured. A great many
have been permanently cured OF
stomach trouble by taking Chamber
lnin's Tablets. For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-04

the campaign tonight by addressing
he voters at Hoehn-. Fred Clark
and Juan Romero will speak At the
West theatre ut the last grand rally
G.! the campaign,
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-04
PLATFOR R M

cost Of living: and We pledge 70
clothes concerned candidate Will
and qualities that high enough
10 make for real economy. 'iH -
We denounce fabrics that common in clothes
ourselves unaenby for Observation-Disclosures aone
pledge the best clothes ever
sa5 "''' '>' "
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-04

chroniclc-Ncws, aoc per month.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

Tho first really cold weather ~
over a decade held Corpas Christi
Ia ia sway yesterday. but kfsofdinF
TO the weather bureau Forecast war.
mer weather IL iooted fog today. al
though the omlnoua warning ~ oHt
that temperatures ~ nom w a. o.
degrees may be- ospooiod 10 the SUGAR
ahd lfufklnr fegion this mofnlns
Nans people, took the rlse. ehi,e
icy SUR which tot fsg %. larger
part ~ yesterday morning Co be sheet
n Wa IN reality sh"v according fU
Df g.. Ciino ~ The ecaihcf bu.
rcau, who ouehf ~ snow aion' such
subjects ~ WAS not the usual iorm
~ snow, familiar 90 most poppln.
h"~"sor. BY my mAnnur of meAna.
despite tho assertion ~ pr cline pf
Cllue. In support Of his assertion
contends that nleot 10 40 OPAQUE enb
stance shilo anov ~ Transparent thia
brinF The principal Distinguishing
chafnciefiuilc between tho two fro
Mind ~ snov shioh fell yoaieria y
~ not generally we'll known
More damage 81 looked Tor from
Tho lTecse thls morning shan from
iar sudion frocto az yesterday morn
lrF pf Ciinr afnioa that be- ground
This mnfninF viii be- frozen
harder than h waH YESTERDAY on
aftutut ~ lhe lunNer drnliea ~ .
los temperature Tho mvosf ir,n,
pofaiufo un record here is Z derfrcs.
in 1888.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

iioa ~ che septic fsnt ~4ieh ,iiii
lacks some small smoont ~ uost
a ihis plAnf h0Netes a TEMPORARY
pump has been Installed and ~ psf.
soH living ~ the dlsiflet feisfnld ~
ean aonDe't hie or Ter propfgi siii
enc eiiy sewers
Mf Lancashire asked that al ~
preparation ~ 5000 b. made from
,hs seeer fund for she purpose ~
paying bills during ths month ~ Ian
aarY in this connection city asffs
sasy Dunn reported that there sss A.
the present time fi8.7tg lefi iu this
spsfial fpna The council passed
y resolution pis'inF $4,000 I'D the So.
i,saai ~ ~ Lancashire subisff to
lhr approval ~ Comptroller Thomp.
aftn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13
FRANKLIN COMING
MAJ Mean s."s,,er sssslws, for tsr-
pms christi.

Since he puhllesiion recently Of
press reports 10 the effect that tho
cfys'ai cI,y and usalde railroad waE
builainr eastward doUn the Nuecca
valley. with some point on the coast
ms iin dceflnailou. people IN this aece
tscn have been rather eufioun 80 know
The exact status OF tho road. iust
what ~ bsIHG done In the way ~ CON
sfrucslon. aud Just what ihe promotef
~ the project. J v FRANKLIN, pfesl.
dant ~ the Isankora Trust c"mrsny
81 n, l.oala proposes 10 DO
Tho knowledeo lhas Mr. Franklin
- aEalu 10 Eontbwcni TcsHs. and that
he may possibly visit cctpua CHRISTI
bcforc returning 10 The north. ~ill
no doubt he received Nlih consider
abio qualification" - " may mrnn that
Mr. Franklin viii put ~ 20 the peo+
pie " this city a proposition concern
inE another ilnc from the sesi
Mr. rranhlin u nov IA san An,o.
Mo. making his headquarters At a
we'll known hotel W that ely. and
according 10 the ropoft viii bc down
IN this section Tor several weeks
Mr. rganhliu'a abatement IN an in.
togsirw was very reesaurlnE 40 70,
rardH the proposition ~ building a
ilnc dosn tho Sueeca valley ~ Tho
coast. with probable terminus here
w answer 10 question 40 to vheih
~ pc intended running north ans
south. from the present eastern term.
iUnn ~ az. roai Fuwicrtun NJ
FRANKLIN ~ quoted an saying
I'VE are not Koiue 20 undertake
anything until We consider The con.
slructlon Of the line from ouv pros
ont terminus io iho guii, anh that
viii depend up,n satisfactory bonus.
"a. Construction 10 the harder viii
.nl, be considered after we have
nome understanding relative % build.
inr 20 tho sur
vfcns rrpufss from time lo time
have hcpt the people ~ the state
aware ~ oonui,ucilen work on ihs
,'fss,a Clsy and usaidc Railroad
whica n nov Operating n"arihinl
over ono hundred miles ~ 'ailroed
from cf,,snl cls, 90 lsaidc on ihs
sunset. ana from CRYSTAL chs q,
tlefdcndale on the a. n ftou
cardendalc me ilnr has hoeu cNi'nd
od eastward Va tho direction oi lh'
coast Tor matter ~ about iilr
miles 10 rowlortou lte present cant
NArd tgrmlnun.
u has heoH huo~n that Ne rrauA
lln has been ont 90 she State lo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

ftN|Uf .lI"IaI' .UHIN
klNHeNilIf re, ian A.
fanremrnfs hafo pr,n maie nt nnp
of the foromen from Goo aNHono0
aefo ranch n nrnt oi vhirh Mngu
Nar krnfie a former Texan. s MAN.
aser enh gro Ninr ranch near htn
io hcin -taet ths hie ranch a nuil
ofh Tovra cattle snN hfsf af
t's base hern crnirafoi fnr aad tar
shipment $3.50 la inaarf no
oaflf ia ihr rrHr tfroa-a tao oai.
weston parf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-13

some time. and ln consequence has
not been ahio 10 rlsv iho matter ~
ralaiun the uoNcnsht, bonuses toe the
construction ~ the ilno petankai ~.
lcntlon The construction ~ the line
from unrdeEdEic 90 some pnnt GA the
GAIT prDhahis Corpus christi 10 cHn
iinreni upon Suitable bonuses helnF
noDuroi CONSTRUCTION has alfcahi
h.on started hoNcsof mud This fact
cpupied with tbo further fact that
NJ Frnntiiu 10 prculdon, uf the hand
ramrans whieh la DOW oousiru'iinH
lusooe tn rerlaim several thousands
of FERTILE nyroa ln the Nureua valley
low milca wuri ol hcfo loads io
the hollef that the road ls o moral
copialni, Nlthln the prcsoht scar