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The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

Roosevet's reiterated declaration that Taft we'll
but well eeby appears rather nane considering the
rife body blows the president has been delivering the coones
exposed points of attack his veracty and egom recently
The result also the from Massachusetts, After
ALL the American people love and applaud fighter and Taft has
been giving indications of late that he meek and submissive
his predecessor would have believe,
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

1t begins look if the government business with
regard the building the federal building And while
congrauang ourselves this welcome addition the
prosperity the community should forget that Congress
Edward + Taylor the primarily responsible for the
100000 appropriation which makes it possible
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Saturday. May I.

There is an epidemic of measles in
the public schools at present
The mother and sister OF j. II. Pfeif-
fer are in the city visiting.
The Indian school boys are building
road from town to the school
Mr.. and Mrs II. Frohn of this city
left last night for Salida.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

There is certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents. J. &. Mckenzie. The Plumber
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

j. w Milne Livery, Transfer 4
Storage Co., pianos moved on piano
trucks by piano men. Phone Jet
22S, 319 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

Rev. Elmer " Huer the Christian Church pastor, is
only firm believer Advertising but he knows that pays
churches well for other enterprises that need
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01
- y

just received a car of Spring Seed
hay. We also have Alfalfa, Timothy
and Flax Seed. Timothy Hay and
three grades of Alfalfa Hay. Quail
ity the best and prices right.
All kinds of Chicken Feed, Salt,
Axle Grease and Machine Oil.
Promptly delivered to all parts of
n1ty.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

Now, all together for odme Peach Day celebration
properly call the of the world the completion of the
mag gnfcent Hannah Greek system.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-01

ELLIoTT'S SPECIALS: Assorted
sizes Children's Oxfords. s. per pair.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22

Mrs Ellen Crane spent last sunday
with Mrs Bob Hill.
Mrs Millard Hamsley visited } J
sandusky and family recently.
Little Mary Lucille Stewart spent the
week end with her uncle, R E Franks,
at Fall River.
Press Luker and family, from Mount
Pleasant, are here on visit 10 his faith :
er, J B Luker.
Miss Louslla Brown visited her sister
Mrs Charlie Quinn recently.
Mesdames Geo and Lewis CLARK of
near Saint Joseph visited W N Stem
bridge and family few days past.
MF Mcpherson and wife were shop
ping In town Thursday,
Miss Estells SAnduskJ returned home
Sunday after four weeks visit TO rela-
tives near Prospect
NJ E Gibbs Of Long Branch Was the
welcome guest of @ N Jones recently,
AN Cox was a visitor at the Jordon
home recently.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Lee Porter spent q
few days recently with the latter's par
ents, Brit Scott and family near Law
renceburg,
Little Miss Mabls JaCo who Is max
ing her home with her grandmother al
this place went TO Nashville Sunday
for visit to her mother Mrs win Jaco
Mrs N l. Quinn and daughter, Miss
susie, visited Mrs A JOrdOn Thursday.
Ed Gaunt of Orowson spent Sunday
night with O W Davis and family.
Mrs Charlie Jones and sons, Charles
and Edward went to Lawrenoeburl
Thursday.
JR Hill and family have moved intC
our midst from Fall River. We Away
welcome good neighbOrs.
Charlie Tucker from OWllInan County
Alabama, is here in the employ of tn,
l. & N. r. R, Co.
Mrs Redding and daughter, Mis-
Nora, visited Mrs ALI Smith Friday,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
The Sidewalks

The work Of laying the twelve
foot concrete walks around the
square is progressing very nicely,
and would have been down already
had il not been for the bal weath.
er A large crew Of men are at
work every day that 1t is not rain.
ing, and before long Lawrence
burg in addition to having a twelve
foot concrete walk around the en-.
tire square, will have two or more
miles Of new walks.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22

Mrs. Wade Zwingle left this
week for a visit of several weeks
to relatives in Nashville.
Chas. I. and James W, Craw-
ford spent Saturday with their
father in Mount Pleasant.
Miss Chadwick is spending the
week end with Mrs. A. A. Draw
ford on South Military Street.
Miss Matte McClanahan and
sister Lillian and Norma Jones
spent Sunday on Knob Creek.
Mrs. M. r. Cessna has returned
to Lawrenceburg from Ohio where
she has been for several weeks.
+ Mrs. Jas. E. Stone was at Eth.
ridge Tuesday OF last week to at
tend the funeral of Henry Bal
linger.
Rev. V. B. Costello preached al
Mount NebO Sunday. Quite
crowd from here attended the
services,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Garner anC
Miss Mary have returned from st
Mary's, Florida where they spon
the winter
! MIR. and Mrs. Will johnson, o
Columbia, Win Cannon and daugh
ter Miss Carrie, of Iron City, wer
here Sunday to attend the funera
of little Celeste Cannon.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
High School Notes.
Joint Meeting Of the Literary
Societies.

On Friday night May the II,
the two societies met in a Joint
meeting and rendered a very
creditsbly, program. The High
School assembly room was crowed
to the limits. The program was
very entertaining.
A special feature was the per-
sonating Of the faculty by some Of
the students at business meeting.
This was indeed amusing and
enjoyable. The musical numbers
were splendid and the readings.
especially the "Boot Black de.
serves special mention,
This is the last meeting of the
societies for this year.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Subscribe for the Democrat.

Subscribe for the Democrat.
Argus Frazier who has been
teaching school in Georgia, mas
returned home.
New hat bands 25c each; Nc.
Ewen,s Steam Laundry. Will
Harvey, Agent.
Panama Hats cleaned and
blocked 81 90: McEwen,s Steam
Laundry, Will Harvey Agent.
DIR, R. G. Long, of Memphis, is
the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Jas. <.
Stone and DR.. W. j. Stockard
and family.
Misses Cora and - Fischer,
of Memphis, who have been the
guests of Mrs Carrie Busby have
returned home.
Mrs. F. c. Wisdom was called
to Ethndge on Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
Cenith Barnett.
Mrs. Will McClanahan and little
son, William Thomas, have re-
turned from an extended visit to
WaynesborO relatives
Mrs Orin Burton will present heI
students in a pianOforte recital a
the Opera House Friday evening
May Oath at 8 O'Clock
NOTICE-Leave your orders fo
the Nashville Banner with me a
Burton's Drug store. PrOmp
D 4livery. WILL HARVEY
Miss Lutte Phillips who ha
been the guest of her aunt Mrs
W. II. Phillips, returned TO Lex
ington, Ala her home Tuesday.
Nester Springer and Parke
Stockard will go to Gallatin Sa
urday to attend the Annual Bar
Quet of the Hawkins Alumr
Association.
A big line of Chlldren's Hats {
ane Mllans trimmed with ribbo
bows, frills and fancy effects.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
flatwOOds
ToUoHMENoT

Miss Florence Crews who has been
indlspOsed for some time we are glad to
report better,
Prospects are good Tor fue crop of
fruit this year
Our people are becoming discouraged
because of the continued rains. Very
little corn has been planted yet
Mrs Burchett, of Madison, Wis, has
come to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs Graves. We glsdly
welcome this splendid lady in our
midst.
Bro. Wheatlsy's subject Sunday night
was "GO Forward" he was entertain
ed at the Graves home that night
Mr. Roy Stewart and Miss Hattie
Patterson, of Henryville, drove to the
home of Esq f W. Crews and we're
married. on sunday, May l9. They
were accompanied by the brides sister.
We wish them happiness and their lives
TO be one long, joyous honeymoon.
Oal Lutts and family we're called to
Abner last week on account Of the death
of their brother, jim Anthony, We
extend sympathy in this Sad hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Afford, of the l4th
District we're here one day recently.
Walter Pollock has sold his team Of
mules.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Parham entertain
ed large number of their young friends
at their home on Friday evening the
10th The occasion was q social given
in honor Of their neighbOr's guest, Miss
Thompson, of Lewisbprg, aud was en-
joyed by all
Mrs Starr was a visitor at the Crews
home Sunday afternoon.
The remains of Mr. Lloyd, who died a
LawrenCeburg on Friday May 10th wer'
brought here and laid to rest at tn,
Kidd cemetery on Sunday morning.
Mrs J B Hudson was sick recently
but is better at this writing.
The many friends of Mrs VIII Moor
will be glad to know that she Is doint
nicely since undergoing a serious opera
tiOn at st. Thomas Hospital at Nash
vile.
Jinks Moore has returned from Nash
vile.
Mrs Oenith Barnete died at the hom
of her son, Mr. Grimes, at Ethridge, o
Tuesday and was buried here at tn
J Kidd cemetery on Wednesday.
Miss Ruthe Sims took dinner wit
Misses Florence and Edna Crews o
Sunday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Pleasant Valley
TIM

The Editorial in your paper of the
9Th inst, in the Regulars" column,
discussing the possibilities of the demo
cratic party in the coming campaign
says there is only one way to win and
that is to nominate man void of any
of the Populistic views, Suggesting
that Harmon is the only man that can
win. would be proud to learn some
of the 'good things" that Gov, Harmon
is advocating that would be so far in
advance of any POpulistic doctrine.
You will remember Alton Parker the
one democrat of about the same views
as Gov. Harmon snd the great majority
that was polled against him The writ
er of that Editorial says; that there is
no chance for man like Wilson against
msu like Hughes nor is there any
chance for Roosevelt against man like
Harmon. 1t is very easy matter from
this statement to locate the writer. One
of those "Regular Democrats who
would support Stand Pat Republican
before he would a progressive Demo
crat indirectly admitting that he pre-
ferred Hughes to Wilson even if Wilson
was the nominee. Doubtless he has
been associated with Harmon in scratch
ing progressive tickets heretofore.
The crowd at County Line was not &C
large the second Sunday as formerly
In the absence of regular ordained
minister the service was short only one
sermon by Elder Cromwell. Amoue
those from a distance we note Esq
Copeland and James Ro'son of Camp.
belsville
) Miss Myrtle Clifton of Campbellsvill
D was the guest of Miss Susie Olifto
Sunday.
Roy Goats and sister, Miss Maggie, 0
Lynnville Route Z, were among friend
here Sunday.
Jim Baker Of Marcella Falls ws
It smiling at some of our fair sex Sunday
Brown Lanier, of COrnersville spes
y Saturday night and Sunday here
Il Hicks Parker was a jolly visitor I
John o Dickey's Sunday.
Waldron Pryor, of Lawrence Count
High school, was at home Saturdi
night.
Marvin Clifton, of Campbellsvill
took dinner with his uncle, o O Olifto
Sunday.
or Clifford OOthren spent Saturday mig
:, with home folks at Mint Springs.
There was large crowd out at t
singing Sunday afternoon at Pleasa
i' Valley.
"Dock' spivy has been suffering
be great deal With tOOthaohe during I
laat week,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Fall River
LONELY GIRL

W R Rackley, of Cedar Grove was
the guest of DR. J X Durret Tuesday
night of last week.
Edgar White visited Frank White
Tuesday.
Mrs Wilse Williams visited Mrs jeff
Tidwell last Monday.
Wesley Gibson of Agnew was here
Friday,
Miss Pearl McCaaaty Of near Boden
ham was the guest Of her cousins Misses
Ruth and Rosa Gibson last Sunday.
Marvin Spence of Lawrencehurg was
here one day this week.
Braley Owens and Mrs Pearl Prince
of Lawrenceburg attended Decolt tion
Day services here last Sunday.
John McMasters of near Bohemian
was a recent visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs A J Foust.
John Campbell and wife of SCOTS
Hill we're here one day this week.
Geo Garner of New Mexico Is visiting
relatives here, This Is Mr. Gamers first
visit In twenty-five years.
Miss H title Williams visited at the
Gibson home last Monday.
Sam Young, prominent business
man OF Pulaski was here one day this
week
Mesdames Della and Tenuie White
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mn
Linda Foust.
The recent hail storm did much dam
age to the gardens OF this community.
Floyd Bass of Shannon passed her,
Friday enroute to LawrenCeburg afte
his sister Miss Mary, who has been at
tending High School ct that place.
) Sunday, May is, was Decoration Da,
here, and despite the cloudy weathe
the services were attended by a larg
crowd and the program was we'll car
ried out
DR. J K Durrett went to Peach laS
Wednesday on business.
n Ii tie Miss Lucille Stewart, of Dunn
n spent from Fridsy until Monday wit
her uncle Rob Franks,
hi Misses Lizzie Franks and Laura Led
d ford of Cherry Hill we're here Wednel
n day afternoon,
'e Porter FOust spent Thursday nigl
le with Bob Lee White.
st Aubrey ElmOre, the baby son of
and Mrs Arnold died last Sunday mig
i and the remains were laid to rest In t
W cemetery a this place
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Knob Creek
MATILDA

Farmers are later than they have
ever been known TO be here.
The fruit crop Is good In this section
90 fer.
Tom johnson Is very sick Of slow
fever. His many friends wish for him
speedy recovery.
MB Will Smith and children, Of
Shoal Greek, visited her daughter Mrs.
Floyd DotsOn, Sunday.
Miss Daisy Green spent last week
with her brother. LOnny Green and wife
Mr. and Mrs RelfOrd Hollis, Of ShOal
Greek, visited I b Hughes and family
sunday.
George Powell and Clarence Kelly
spent Sunday nigh! with Tom johnson.
Miss sallie Kelly who lie In school at
LawrencebuTg spent few days with
homeiolks recently.
Gregory Moore visited bis aunt, Mrs
Cora Hughes and family recently.
Petch Hughes lost several head OF
hogs last week from eating green burs.
John Kelly and George Powell were
in Lawrenceburg Saturday.
Sorry to hear OF the death of Mr.
Oenith Barnett of Ethridge, Tennessee
Her bereaved sisters have the deepest
sympathy Of this community,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Call Session of
City Council

The City Council met on Mon
day May 18th in call meeting with
Councllmen Schade, L @ Parkes,
stockard, W @ Parkes, Y 7 Gar
rett 1t was ordered that side
walks be put in front Of the follow
ing property: South side Pulaski
Street, and on West side Locust
Street crossing Pulaski Street,
thence North side Pulaski Street
crossing Locust. thence on East
side Locust to North side Depot
Street, thence North to Nixon
Street, thence West side Nixon
Street to First according to speci-
fications of City Engineer, also
from South Military, beginning on
South side Taylor Street to East
side Nashville Boulevard.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Leoma Locals

Mrs Levy Keeton and son Ben went
to Ethridge to attend the funeral of her
sister in law
supt. McArter, of Lawrenceburg was
here Friday.
Ben and George stisCher, of LorettO,
were here one day this week,
Miss Rosa Musgrove spent the week
end with relatives
Quite crowd attended the singing
at Mrs Walter Craig's Sunday afternoon
DR. O. @, Stockard has returned from
Nashville and Memphis.
There will be all day singing, special
song service and dinner on the ground
in the Fair grounds the 9th Sunday in
June. A mber of sOlOists will be
present, every body is invited to come
and bring your song book and basket
of dinner.
A number of our citizens met Fri
day and cleared eff the site for the new
school house.
Rehesrsals for the sold Maids Con
vention' are progressing nicely ant
much is being manifested, This will b
given early in June.
Miss May Beasley entertained 8 nun
Der of friends Saturday evening with
strawberry supper. This delightful
fruit was served from the garden, an
eames and music we're features Of th
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Announcements for Com.
mencement Week.

Commencement Sermon at the
Presbyterian Church, Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
Monday night on the college
campus, OratOrical Contest.
Tuesday night, college campus,
ElOcutiOnary and Musical Recital.
Wednesday night, college cam.
pus, Annual Debate,
Thursday night, college cam
pus, Macbeth.
Friday night, college campus,
Commencement Program.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Bridge Goes Down
Under Freight Truck

Clifton, Tenn May Is "A weak
bridge between this place and
WaynesbOro collapsed under the
FIRST trip of freight auto truck
running between here and Way.
nesboro. Fortunately the truck
crossed the bridge before the struc.
ture fell and was not damaged.
The truck is the property Of
Alph Shlpman Of this place. It
has a capacity of three tons and
will make daily runs between
Clifton and Waynesboro. Banner
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Personals

Every night
At the Princess
Good motion pictures.
Eugene simms is home for a
vacation.
Mrs. e, @. .ParkCs was in Nash.
Vile last Thursday.
Mrs. W. H Phillips was a visit.
or at Mount Nebo Sunday.
Mrs d w slarnes is visiting her
son, Herbert, In Atlanta, Ga.
Oscar Davidson and family were
here Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar PerklnsOn
have returned from a visit to Mt.
NebO.
Mrs. Van Week left Tuesday
for Grand Rapids Michigan to visit
her daughter.
Mrs. Florra Wisdom has return
ed from a visit to friends at Pink
uey and West Point.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Harvey Mcdonald
For Tax Assessor
Mr.. Mcdonald Nominated In
Place Of Bass Shields Who
Declines TO Make Race

At call meeting Of the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee of
Lawrence County here last satur.
day May lS, Harvey Mcdonald Of
the 10th district was nominated as
candidate for Tax Assessor to take
the place of Bass Shields who has
declined TO make race. Mr.. Nc
Donald is a young man and is
known throughout the County.
Mr.. Shields declined to make
the race on account Of his health
aud his not being able TO canvass
the County thoroughly.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
BARNETT.
90

On Tuesday, May IA, 1912. Mrs.
OeniLh Barnett died AZ the age of .9
years, 8 months, 1T the home of her
step son-in-law, Wilson Grimes, Of
Etdridge, Tennessee. She is survived by
Two sisters, one step daughter and seven
STEP grand children Her husband,
John M. Barnett, and one step-daughter
preceded her to the grave several years
ago She had no children of her own
therefore she became mother TO the
motherlesss, and was always kind to
the helpless She had been suffering
with cancer for about year but
thought she was better. The day before
she died. she told one of her neighbors
that If she still felt better the next day
she was going to see her, but nexl
morning she did not feel 80 well, but
sat up most of the morning, ate heT
dsnnel sitting up, went to bed and died
at one O'Clock almost without a struggle
she united with the Cumberland Pres
byterian church and lived in that faith
till death. Her death came as a shoch
TO the community, for she was loved by
all who knew her, she died as she haC
lived, trusting in the Lord.
LUCY J. WI DOM
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Dunn

Dan SAndusky left Tuesday for
Cherokee, Ala, where be is employed
for the summer.
John Moore visited relatives here
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Jordon were in town the
tiFss OF last week on business,
-. i1ursSs IsssrSs4s=v, -. -.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Deaths Harvest
CELESTE CANNON:

CELESTE CANNON:
The sweet spirit of little Celeste
Cannon took its flight on last Sat.
urday at 4 O'Clock p. IN. after an
illness extending over two months,
of brain fever and meningitis. No
young girI OF our town WAS more
le'oved, and many hearts Of friends
and associates were made sad by
her untimely death. Funeral ser
vices we're conducted at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cannon Sunday, afternoon, by Rev.
V. b. Costello assisted by Rev. B.
F. Isom. The pail bearers were
Howard Carrell, Johnnie Springer,
T. b. Burdine, Douglas Blue, Viii.
lie stOckard and Floyd Kelton
Interment at Mimosa cemetery.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
Society

BENTLEY -ELMoRE:
\ Mrs. Edna jamie fillmore an
nounces the engagement and ap.
preaching marriage of her daugh-
ter, Mary Catherine, and Mr.. Cor.
don Mansir Bentley. The wedding
will take place Tuesday June the
4lh at the First Baptist Church,
Rutherford, Tenn.
oOOiI
MRS. LOCKWOOD ENTERTAINs:
The regular weekly meeting OF
the AZ Club was entertained by
Mrs. V. II. Lockwood on last Fri
day afternoon. The house was
artistically decorated throughout
in roses, and at the conclusion Of
the games a salad course was
served.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22

A special purchase of large
shapes made OF rough or smooth
straws, for dress occasions. Moth
ing prettier than soft effects in
maline and flower trimmed hats.
MRS EULA MCADAMs
Conner Dry Goods Co.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22

Soft hats cleaned and blocked
McEweu,s IS Steam Laundry Will
Harvey, Agent. SOC.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-05-22
County News
Route Two

AgAAAAAA
Mis Edith Martin spent sunday
night with Miss Edna Bailey.
Miss Leslie Bailey was the guest Of
Miss Mamie JscO Sunday evening.
Paris Bailey visited Mrs MeClugsAge
Sunday.
Misses jamie Bailey aud jamie Grin
nell attended church at Long Branch
Sunday evening.
The box supper at Mr. CampReld's
was quite successful. Andrew Laws
got the cake for being the ugliest boy
Vince Grinnell h@ bought q new
buggy
Morris Jsco says The crab grass Is all
over bis lotion land
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
FOR ADOPTION OF SIGNAL SYSTEM
Special City Meeting May Be Called to Present Matter
 of New Equipment For Norwich Police Department Commissioners Are Conferrng With Officials in Other
 Cities and Proposed Apparatus is Highly Recommended


 For several weeks now the police signal and telegraph apparatus of the Gamewell company that was installed in the Norwich police headquarters with a signal box on Young's corner on Franklin square has been tested out under actual service conditions and it has been found to give com- plete satisfaction During the same length of time the police commission CTS have been in communication Wltn a number of cities where the same system is in operation in order to get their opinions of the apparatus and City Engineer George K. Pitcher has been making a survey of the city for the layout of the proposed system. His plans will be finished next week and then it is probable that they with the data that the police commission CTS have collected from other cities and the statement of the conditions that are faced in this city by the po- lice department at the present time, will be brought before a special city meeting, at which definite action will be taken in regard to the proposal.
 In his survey of the city to deter mine about what the mileage of the new system would be, City Engineer -tlLC0eI NdS ldhcu phC AllIC H AiCoN
 quarters up Broadway to Broad, then up Crescent to Williams avenue. and then up Sachem street to the station of Chemical company No. 3.
 A second line was followed over to Washington square, Thames square out to the corner of West Main and Maple streets. From Thames square a branch line was run down Thames street as far as Shipping street. From the West Side line a branch line was surveyed down As far as Center street on Laurel Hill Across Franklin square from Bath street. another line was surveyed up Main street and over the bridge as far as the corner of Main street and Hamilton avenue, A line was run up Cliff street, along Roath. along the railroad tracks up