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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25


H. L. Wagner, travelling salesman
for the Salt Lake Hardware company
expects to move his family to Black
foot the first of June, and he Will
work out of Blackfoot instead of Salt
Lake as heretofore.
Clarke Brothers, plumbers have
been awarded the contract for IN
stalling the pipes for the water sys-
tenn at Chall's.
Miss Anna Rasmussen was down
from Idaho Falls the first of the
week visiting her parents.
Mrs. Dubois is at home this week
for the purpose of closing deal for
the sale of the ranch.
YE HANDY KITCHEN WILL SER
We THEIR MATCHLESs sHERBETs
SATURDAY. 45-1 adv
A number of statesmen have been
working short shifts at the stores
this week and are getting IN train
ing for to-day's cleanup by doing
what they can in advance of the main
show.
SHERBET AT YE HANDY KITCH-
EN- SATURDAY. 45-1 adv
Robert Beard of Moore went back
to Tennessee recently and returned
with a bride. They were in Black
foot the first of the week on their
way to the new home at Moore.
Attorney w. Orr Chapman went to
Idaho Falls Wednesday afternoon.
Loren Taylor who has been living
at Salt Lake the past winter is Wis
iting at Blackfoot this week.
Mr.. c. A. Dalton of Salt Lake
visited the local factory Wednesday.
E H. Hall is back from North Car
DINA where he has been with his
family since early in December. Mr..
Hall and the children are expecting
to come back soon.
Mr.. H Roemish, who has been act
ing as foreman for the Oregon Short
Line in the construction of the new
depot in this city has purchased $50
acres of land on the old Mcdonald
farm and expects to make it his flu
ture home.
Geo. Burnett, who runs the Elec-
trict cafe, made short visit to his
old home at Ogden this week.
Mrs. H. Y. Spani returned Mon
day from a visit at Thomas over Sun
day with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Simpson of
Downey, stopped off at Blackfoot
Wednesday enroute to Helena, Mont.
w. A. Mullin and family of Po-
catello arrived in Blackfoot this week
to make this their home for a while
Mr.. Mullin is employed at the Marble
front Barber shop, owned by Mr.. D.
F. Arthur.
Otis Miller is expected home this
week from California. He has been
working at Chico, and has been mar
ried since he left for the coast last
winter.
Mrs. NJ. E. Boyd and Mrs. Robert
Boyd took a pleasure trip to Poca-
tello Thursday.
C. H. Kingsley of Salt Lake has
accepted a position as stenographer
in the office of L. R. Thomas and j.
H. Anderson.
| T. G.. Leyland has opened the new
plumber business on north Main ST.
Mrs. F. T. Dubois arrived from
Washington the last of the week.
James Moore who has been with
the Dustin Pharmacy for some time,
left the first of the week for Column
bus, Nebraska.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25
FIRE PROOF SHINGLES.

The shingles used on the new de-
pot are made of asbestos and will not
burn nor transmit the heat. The
summer sun will not make the build
ing hot as would be the case with
wood shingles that transmit the heat.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25

DIR. SCARBOROUGH, THE REII-
ABLE Ely E-SIGHT SPECIALIST,
WILL MAKE HIS NEXT PROFESS
SIGNAL VISIT TO BLACKFOOT,
MONDAY, MAY 5, AT THE COT
TAGE HOTEL. 45-2 adv
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25

Until the new Baptist Church is
ready for use, all the Sunday servi-
ces will be held in the Star theatre.
Prayer meeting. Thursday evening at
Mrs. s. e. Holbrc ok's. Rev. w. r.
'ewell, Pastor. Parsonage phone 22s
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25
SHUT UP YOUR FOWLS.

There is an ordinance against al
lowing fowls to have their freedom
within the city limits, and persons
violating such ordinance will be
punished. HENRY SIMMONS,
Chief of Police. II 45tf.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25

A baby girl YVES born to Mr.. and
Mrs w. T. Lindsay Saturday April
18th.
Mrs Knox returned last week
from Missouri, where she has been
visiting relatives. Her father Mr..
James Bell accompanied her and in
tends to make an extended visit here.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25

Phillip Thorestenberg, of this city
went down to Pocatello Thursday to
play base ball with the Gate City
team, who line sup against the fast
Ogden team of Ogden, Pele will pitch
one of the three games.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-04-25
SPRINGFIELD

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Douglas Island news., 1913-12-10
SshooI Notes

There are in pupils in the entire school.
 The senior English class has taken up Che study of shakespeare's "Mac- beth."
 The principal and the teachers will be very glad to have parents visit Che school at any time.
 The grades and thgir teachers are very busy practiciug the cautata which is to be given on the evening of Dec, 28d. The cantata will be given at the Lyric Theatre.
 The high school and the eighth grade are very pleased with the new desks which have been installed in the school building. The desks were made by Mr. L. G. Ehomes
 There are 17 pupils in Che high school, 16 in the eighth grade, 8 in Che seventh, 24 in the sixth, 17 in the fifth l9 in the fourth, 23 in the third, 20 iu thesecond, and 27 in the 6rst.
 Haraa AAHTo. Reporter.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-10
The Great Roller Relay Race

A great race is billed at the DOuglae Roller Rink for Thursday evening, Dec. 18th. The contestants will Toe Ander- son & Van den Wyer Fs. Stauiworth & Mackie. The race is to be d50 laDs, run as a relay, men cut ing in when they please. gt will be one of the most eK- citing events Of the season, as 'bdth teams have been trsiuing for over six weeks and are in Che pink of condition.
 Seats on sale for this great event, on Saturday morning, at Keist's Billiard hall.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-10
Membership Campaign

Douglas Aiere, No. 117, Fraternal Or der of Eagles, has received "a special dispensation from the Grand Aiere allowing them for @ limited time to take in new members at $75O. Large ,cIasses are constantly going into this great fraternal and bene1ciai order. For further particulars talk to any Fao9e d2.4-l mo.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-10
TREADWELL TOPICS

Rute Lindsay was in from Nugget creek one day last week. Oscar Gundler has taken a job carry ing steel in the Mexican mine.
 There will be a meeting of the Tread we'll Are department next Monday night.
 Mark Raskgvich is down from Mug get creek and will be in town a few 'aays.
 w. II. MetEer, who has been at Mug get creek for the past seven weeks re- turned last Friday.
 Lloyd Carpenter, who recently re, turned from California, is working in the cyanide plant.
 Preparatione are under way for big smoker to be given soon at Che Tread we'll club by the fire department.
 BoR.-To Mir. end Mrs. Oamea x. Peters, at Treadwell Sunday morning, a girl. Dr. Hector was in attendance.
 The quarantine has been Taised at the TreadWell,club, and tDouglaswomen and children and are now admitted as usual.
 Owing to the inability of co. No. l to round up its bowlers, the scheduled game with No.-2 failed to'cOme off last Friday.
 Perry Delo, Monday morning injured bis right hand in the Mexican mine and las a consequence will be laid up for a few weeks.
 One week from tonight the Treadwell club orchestra will give a dance at the club. This will be the 6rst since the recent quarantine.
 Oscar Nyquist has resigned dis posi- tion at the cyanide plant, and gone over to Sheep Greek to work for the .Gastineau company.
 Last night the team representing company No. was defeated by the No. 9 company team at bowling by 76 pins. No.8 now has the high score for a single series-222l.
 George Smith, the well.kuown eugih. eer at the 700 power plant, had the mis. fortune to lose the tip of the middle s3pger of his right ha1& last Saturday. He caught it in the machinery while oiliUg the compressor.
 Tomorrow night at 500 o'clock Che Freadwell band will have it's first prao- tice since it's reorganization Hast May. A number of beginners have reached that stage where may 5oin the band and a large attendance as expected
 The marriage of Miss Enid Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John RiCh- ards of TreadwelL to Mir. Prank How ard Le Noir, took place 'at&he residence of the brides parents, last Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock, Rev. George B. Renison officiating. The bride wore white messahue and crepe de chine, and carried a shower boquet of earna- nations. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served. In the evening from 8 until 10, a reception was held at which a large number of friends and acquaintances were present to cOngrat- ulate the young couple and to extend then best wishes. The bride is one of Douglas islands lovely daughters, a social favorite and has more than ord mary talent in a musical line. Fbe groom is a member of the survey corps of the AlaskaJuneau Gold Mining company and has a promising future. The happy couple have set up house keeping in one of the a0lsen cottages 6n Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-10
The Douglas Island News.
FHRLOcALFlslDl
The Al-Ki is due tonight.

Jensen'a
 Rem ember vbe dance at tine Lyric Friday night.
 Don't forget that Jenaen has Ice creepers for sale.
 Dr. Sburiok Of Wraugoll, was a Doug Gas visitor this week
 Pipes from 9 Cor 5C to slO each at Keist's Pool Room.
 Try Fleischmann's Yeast Fresh on every boat, at FOx's.
 Broken pipes repaired at Keist's Pool Room. All work guaranteed.
 Snow shOvela Yukon sleds, bOyS coasters and ice skates atJensen's,
 Did you see tbe ad of tbe First Terri torial Bank contained in this issueP
 Albin Bariteno and his City of Rome came back to Douglas Monday. Frank Caroway returned last week from a months sojourn at Sitka Hot Springs.
 A Qlee club will be organized at Treadwell, and musical volunteers are asked tOr.
 Fifteen hundred acres Of land in the Eagle river bottoms has been located for @ dairy farm.
 Recent discoveries of gold bearing quartz, make future prospects bright for Douglas islaOa.
 What do you think of the special quotations on Foreign ExchaDge'of the F5rst TsrritOr5sl Bank2
 Fleischmaun's Yeast produces good, wholesome, nutritious bread. Fresh on every boat, at P II. Fox's.
 Kodaks make appropriate Christmas gifts. We have them from SlOO to S65.OO at Andrews Studio.
 Councilman M. S. Hudson is stNl confined Go bis room with rbematism'  but the process IS slow and painful.
 Have you noticed the epecial rates Che First Territorial Bank is offering 70 purchasers of Foreign Exchange. How much money are you throwing away when you do not buy your Foreign Exchange from the F5rst TerritoTial Bank3
 All the stores have taken on a hoh day appearance, aud by the cpd of the week Cbristmas buying will be on tn earnest
 If your clothes need repairing, clean Ing or pressing, caa on Anton Krasel, next door to the cable o.aace, Second street.
 The Str. Humboldt sailed from Seat tle for Southeastern Alaska points on Monday night, and should blow into Douglas sometime Friday.
 Next Friday uight the Lyric Orches tra will play for the regular shoVS and immediately after the show they will give a dance. You are invited.
 The Str. Dolphin arrived from the Sound last night aboUt 8 o'clock. This is her first trip on @ route that extends only as far north as Janeau. As a suitable Christmas gift for your absent friends, there is nothing quite as suitable as the beautiful views of Alaskan scenery % be had at Andrews Studio.
 An extra Hue line of Xmas goods and novelties at your Drug Stores this year. Your purchases at botA stOres apply on the @ presents they wiR give away.
 When you start out to do your Xmas shopping, drop into the Drug Stores. They will give away 9 Xmas presents this year, and you want to get one.
 The story Chat ~Noah, the vegetable man who iives iust across the cbannei, had lost bis life, was happily untrue. Noah says he is sttll alive aHd he shoald know.
 A Victrola, pc Cut Glass Salad Set, Hand-Painted China Luuch Set, Silver Mounted Fountain Pen, etc. are among che presents to be given away this year by the Drug Stores
 Mr. Elmer B. Smith, the DOuElas druggist, has embarked in business at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
OFFICERS PROBE FURTHER INTO
MYSTERIOUS ACID THROW.
ING CASE.
Claim That Case Has Narrowed Down
to Three Persons-End Is Be-
lieved 20 BE Near.

The Donlcy case Is on the verge of
solution. After working day and night
on the seemingly unsolyable my stery.
the detective force. under the leader
ship uf Captain Hastings. is confident
that Il is matter Of but a few hours
until something definite will BE- devcl
oped that Will clear up m" whole ar
fair. A. present the affair is narrowed
down 70 three persons who are vitality
cOneerneG. and between this trio lies
the solving Of 'hc riddle thar has puz
zled police. county and government Of
hcials for over month.
Last evening Miss Donley was sub
iectcd 20 n very severe cross-examina'
tiOn az headquarters Aside from the
officers and detectives on the case
there we're present Doctors EtZler AMI
Marschner. but despite every effort "a
break down the story tho Young lady
has advanced since Tho attack ~ u
week ago. Miss Donley s'lll main
tanned that her original story % the
attack was true
Tho doctors we're brought into tho
examination mainly 20 shed some
light on rho manner lu which he Va.
burned. and 20 ascertain. n possible
the exact circumstance attendant
with the throwing ~ Tho acid How
over. from an That could DO Rlcanes
from Miss Donicy. no casp remain.
exactly the same as ~ 'ho beginning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
IT WAS AWFUL
Whcelinsitcs suffer Considerably
From Heat Waye-Rsin
Relieves SuHerinq

After much suffering from tho In.
tens" beat yesterday. residents ~ the
city aud Niriuifv yore relieved whom
Oh" heavy rain f'll about Q go o'clock
FoiIovinE This rain Che heat was not
.n oppressive and more comfort vas
'elf The thermometer started 10
CLIMB durinr the early morninc hours
anl ll B O'Clock bad reached 60 DO.
Ernrt iu tho city While the figures
on fh" register did NOT show such e.
nieh mark. citizens suffered FROM fus
humidr, which vas only relieved hv
thr rain Weather prospects Tor tu.
da, are uof favorable Tor a great
chsncc although There is probability
LOO more rain in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
BENWOOD
Making final Arrnnzemsnt..

The local lodge 81 Knightq Of Fythlas
- very busy making the necessary ar
engagements 20 attend the state eucamp-
mont 20 De- held ~uudav and Monday 81
fiarksburg The local delegation plan
tU leave here sunday morning over the
D. q 80. 90 "a special train. and viii ar
rive there tu the Afternoon. They fE-
poet 2" capt re 90 prize tor drilling. ami
they have been very busy since the ar
rival 81 their ucH uulfOrfus holding
practice and to-day wtlI mark aIor x
with the best 90 the state Many Iutal
TiersouS not belonging 20 tho lodge will
also attend the euctfupIueuf. witch
promises % sIrpass the rre held last
year az Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
ST. GAINESVILLE


From Ida " krafy To- F'urg" elias
gov. tfu.t nf land 81 MslI township.
consideration. s..
From Ethel Self g. f.etriit kus.zsk.
tract 81 land zoe Mead township. tui.sid-
Grafton. 81 600.
PROM Nay 4 Thomas 90 Charles =
buchanan. tract 81 lHuu Boo Warren
trNEahIU. tuUsids ration. s.
From James = Hines 90 uN % ffHs
B. buchanan. tract uf land fl Warren
township. confederation. So.
From william Hrittpu o.. ksyir -tnA'r.
tract Hf Land IU Tease frit Oh Flf cone
aidcratiou. f1.05u.
trufI rurI'- l..flsru..ud 90 nv g.
Lee oliver. TRAIT 80 Itrf 800 Martins
Itrr.. consideration. $500.
FROM Elizabeth l,- Co.. <u1h i... tract
o. iarI ir lHl'r'y t.wr .iIi. ,.r.Id'ru-
ton. 500.
tauyn tract .f land go ii"iiair". ,'... go.
GRAFTON. $3.50.
From irUl Iro.fau fn lis. l...'
tract or HuI iu Tease f.HraIi.. GO.
fidefIfiu4.. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

Night Lieutenant StraEhan Transact
eel business at Muundsvill" yesterday
morning
ORA er Gcrhaty g. spending his vaca-
IOInts.
WORK OF reballasting the tracks Of the
* -. between the SChtd = tfr~~ln.;
was resumed yesterday morning
can Ho4uIr~ NIs returned 90 -Ia
home AZ Zuu'-N.'I Onto. after spending
TIE past few ut.- 100 this city.
Siid= Stiliw-.H cog Mounds lille trans
acted busiuer- 900 this city last sNeuIus
Edward Iill Who has conducted O.,
barrier shop near the Hickman coal
works has spld the shop e. Emmett
Moor" who will remain a. the -tfu.
stand
The bowling alleys are proving uui',
O. popular place for the young boo the
evenings and many good gam" are he-
Ing rolled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
MISS D0NLEY TAKEN TO POLICE
HEADQUARTERS AND QUESTIONED

From evidence obtained so far. though.
the police are sure that the key 10 the
mystery Is theirs. and they are nov
engaged only in working together the
stray facts IN the case before the en-
tire AFFAIR Is brought 10 an end and
the long-standing problem solved 10
the satisfaction Of everyone con
Carned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Many At,.nains In.tl,n,s.

Many local teacher. ir che fubli.
9.huoI- 90. 90 Mu.rdv,iiI. tma vee.
attending Pho M.rsuuil county f.urisra
irrtlfufr. uli.h Is 500 session There
Principal liar.rfu. who comes Co. fni
.Ifr fruu. NulnH4. IlIe this fstr. iH also
attending The iraflfIfc. ard Hiu come
rirHffIF from no Nu4rI 'Ify go fIis
fH". and enter lT.. NIa usn duties Tie
4ur-ti teachers return each evening 900.
-.aE Sc l1stitIt. .s-.Inl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

faI"As rHfIWn M TffH I.|I. H.f |fI I'D 10.
q inform Rank Knight. Il o. .hIte. Hf
frrsru me fuferfIl'.u.fu given iatf
evening Iv lr S. a ff.vIaT no Do.
rsr HfIfIi homo 90 Glendale The IlraI
N. IfEtflsn lfff fr IUHf. tud marie
quite f-. appearance during fHc r-II.
Iflu BOO 'front.' 20 fIr ffHvFifr fraIlru.t
I.. ring fIr evening H fpF.rdff program
Hra rendered. after which frf-rsuIrsf.f .
"'f- served HnI o. EpYl trs tqs BAD
Hy all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
worn Held Up.

Work on ne new Junction athoYI
building - the Banks Construction COM
week. due 10 the r1r.Hrrittl ~ the need
90 material However. MANY cars of
material we're shipped In the local yards
over last sunday and several cars have
been IUlondsd. and the large force OF
mon were found uu tho Jar yesterday
UorrlrE The work viii Ie rushed
along tH rapidly as possible. and 90"
building e. 800 Ie under roof before thu
.ruw flies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
strsst. IN psa eonaitlen.

fIf hard rlfrafYrm which f1.erf over
fHla rift yesterday Hffrrruuu washed
fIr streets TIfh much mud nUd ffrf 80
i.r.Iflls alprE iIrrmuug ffIU HH1 the
rIlt s.u fHf street rsfurIifsiuftr uIlI
NI.a t force Of men uuf fIIa morning
..ttrlrR fffu Tho Subway eI. flura.
90 NIfE fHffr f.r lfrerII hours when
TIE sewer F.f ttruRsI Tho street ir
.nH ~rfI places I. almost fHHfnH. |.IIiIe and
HffI Boo cheated l. fHHn.tuItfffH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

TIE following deeds were left Tor
record.
W. h. Cummings. and Irene 7. Cum
mings. his vie. T.. ~ MaHan. ana Ella
W MHhan. lis wife. ana Fred Cusick
aud Carrie II. CuSirk. his wife. and
Jacob -. Cusick and Eliza !. CuSick
his wife. to- Harry !. CueiCk
W. X. Cummings. and Irene en-
miugs. hts wife T. ~ Nahan. Iud Eii1
". Nahan. his wife to Harry J Cusick
Brooke county Improvements Company
q corporation. 20 steve Nrrousky. ans
Fuse N0rousky his wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Marriage Licenses.

The following persons made npplica-
tiuu for and 70, Give. marriage licenses.
Jay Edw % Wolf - oak Ridge Pa.
nni clara Irene Beatty. clarion. Pa.. Ed
ward a. Koos. ~ l'iftShurEI. and Lena
Lang. - Ncna,s. Is.. Arthur ? Run
shame. 81 Nunla ll Pa. Harry g. Hen
non. ~ frrepurt. "a. and Victoria Iis-
CERT. - i'raddoCk "a. MI. ur =. Bum
- Elizabeth. p. AMI Hannah Waluscv.
- Douglas. IA. Andrew IIcrk.T and
Hazel Irene Doughty. both - I'ftf -
lurrI. walter o. Tlntfs. - Washington.
u g.. and Emma " tll. 81 Mckeeepurt.
Pa. George kreplcv ard Clars Nuget
both 81 Fitfshurrl. Edward CurroN AMI
Marie berhc,k. both ~ Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

50 and trimmings and the other fined
s. and costs. both paid up and were re-
leased. Both were Foreigners and were
arrested late Saturday evening by the
local force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

deceas ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

da and Will close on Friday afternoon
Uf this week. over Boo teachers were
ia Attendance and the feature Of the
session WIS fhe selection OF q school
Examiner o. THE teachers judge John
e.. Nichols OF the Probate Court having
gwen tu" teachers this privilege. Whicn
- tn" frst time tuaf the teachers or
ii"li|.uut comfy ttt" ever selected
tier examine. Among the applicants
"i fhc Warren township Sthuois was
TIE successful one. o., r'r-iNiIg ls2
Nuf.- d.. other applicants were = G.
Murphy. 5N votes. \ GIlIett 20
votes. o. D.. Morris - votes and Win
n' Is Moore p votes and e. r. Hosklu-
son = votes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

e." 81 .,....a.. a..r. D., ,',...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19
Bethany

An appreciation
~ Rev. George W. wits. D. If
dedicated 90 Mrs. fcriuIu Campbell
E1rriaV. only surviving duucut.r 90 the
80 .ffrguiarrd Alexander Campbell
founder - IiefhtrN. " Va 1lc'I4uv
folirEe. and tire religious denomination
known A. tho Disciples 81 CHRIST or
"Iftrt.ffaf,t "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

Thy waters efIII flow.
rf1r fluNHiH.
THY etffrss ur revere
rur hearts nnlI them Iflr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-19

liuf molly IDS rHrUe.
WI1c BEL chs frrs
How lovely thou OF
Tile fuN ~ rrv heart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-06-05

The legal gotess 81 the Village q
MANCHESTER are hereby WARNED 70
meet Al tue Engine ii0ase ~ said
village 90 MONDAY. June sth. 1913.
a. $50 T. 81, IL transact the foi.
ioAlas basla~ss
Td see what action she voters
wili take relative 20 installing hyd
rant on talon 81, ard one Al the coz
neF ~ Franklin aud Dillingham; Avs
z 10 zee u the village will In
struct the Trustees TO employ eoun-
ss3 ID take any necessary aetlon 70
insure more adequate fire proiee-
tion aud water supply
r. ~ eee Il the voters will paas
4 ~ Law prohibiting the use Of
muffler eut-opts Ia the village
limits. and any other necessary By
laws regulating automobile traffic.
To see q the Village will vote
10 either borrow money or raise an
additional tar, made necessary by
the extraordinary repairs done on
Taoonic Ave.
oTTo Il. BENNETT, Clerk.
Dated 81 Manchester, Vt, May 81,
1918.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-06-05
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
HEARING.

There Will be M informal hear
Ing before the Public Service Com.
mission nj the Putnam House, BEN
nihgton. on the 10Th day OF June
1913, at two O'Clock IN the afternoon
for the purpose Of receiving any
suggestions regarding the elimina-
tion of grade crossings la Bcnning-
ton County. and any complaints re-
lating 10 the service. ways or ptae-
tees Of any public service CORPORA
ton under the supervision OF the
Public Service Commission OF Yer
mont.
Any AID all persons desiring to
confer with the Commission on mat
tiers suggested herein are cordially
invited 10 appear al the time and
place NAMED In this notice.
by orier Of the Public Service
Commission.
8. $. WATSON. Clerk,