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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-06-17

Of all products sold from the farm
butter takes the least fertility and re-
stores the greatest amount to the farm
and it is well known that the most
fertile sections Of the country are
those where dairying is carried on.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-06-17

Plan to have the dairy herd exam
med at least twice year by a trained
veterinarian. By this method tubercu-
losis will be kept out of the herd
and other contagious diseases will be
held in check
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-06-17
PROBATE COURT

Sarah M. McFarlane estate, Green's
boro. A. E.Tolman appointed admin
istratOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
WHEELING WINS
FROM WESTON HI.
LOCAL BOYS FORCED TO SHOW
BEST WORK TO WIN.
Score Tied by eoyee In Second Hall,
and Then Minute Later
Won by One Point.

Special Dispatch 70 the IntelIigencer.
WESTON. w. Va, Dec. 29.-Comine
rom behind in a desperate rally near
the close of the game. the Wheeling
High school basket ball quintet car
ried on the second contest in its State
tour by defeating the Weston High
school team here tonight, is to IA.
A thrilling field goal from the center
OF the floor late in the second half. by
Boyce. tied the score. and a minute
later wheeling cinched the result
Over-confidenee was partly respon-
sible for the locals losing. Grant
played the best game for Weston.
while the exceedingly close guarding
OF Pracht and Rosenberg featured for
the visitors. The upstate boys leave
Tor Buckhannon in the morning. where
tomorrow night they play the team
representing the Buckhannon High
school.
The visitors were royalty enter
tanned by the student body OF the
local school throughout the day. All
are reported in the best of condition.
and are starting on the last lap OF the
tour with cOnfdonca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
'WASH-JEFPs OPENS
WITH GENEVA TEAM
covENANrgRs HAVE BEEN TAX.
IN ON INSTEAD OF MOUNT
UNION.
West Virginia Wesleyan Plays on No.
? vember f3-Wess Virginia UNI
vsrsity Not Vet Signed.

Special Dispatch to the Inteilixencer
w HI sc TON. Pa. Dec. 2s.-
Washington 4 J-fferson's football
team will open the season next fall
with Geneva college instead OF Mt.
Union. 10 the announcement msde to-
day By Graduate Manager r. NJ MUIR
ply. who stated that he had booked
the Covenanters from Beaver Falls for
Saturday. September rs. The uegotia-
tons were closed late last night with
w. w. Weir. OF Geneva.
Mount Union has served as an OPEN
Ing attraction on the wash,Jeff hat for
two seasons past. but Il believed that
Geneva will prove a better one. Gen.
eva being located in this immediate
trritory Is considered as being entitled
TO consideration In the championship
elimination seres and for that reason a
game with the team is regarded favor
ably In the local football camp
Geneva promises next season to
have one Of the best teams In it's his
tory The booking OF the Geneva con-
test gives w. 4 ]. six games closed for
1915, the others being with. Pitt. Yale.
West virginia Wesleyan. Lehigh and
Westminster. Manager Murphy has
negotiated with other strong teams for
the remaining four dates and believes
he will be able to close one of the
best schedules he has ever formulated.
The schedule as IL now stands. is as
follows:
September 25-Geneva. at Washing
ton.
October 2-Not filled.
October 9--Not filled.
October 1s-westminster. at WASH
ington.
October 23-Ysie. at New Haven.
October 30--Not filled.
November 6-Pitt. at Pittsburgh.
November 13-west Virginia Wes-
leyan. at Clarksburg.
November 20-Not filed.
November 20 (rhanksgiving) - Le-
high at Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
ARRANGE GAME
Plans Being Completed for Marshall
College and Wash~lee Game
In Huntington.

Special Dispatch to the InteIIigeneer.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. %
During the past week Manager Robt.
McDougal. Of the Washington and Lee
football team was in Huntington con.
ferring with Coach Boyd Chambers
about having the annual West Vir.
ginia-Weshington & Lee game played
in this city. this coming fall. Ar.
engagements were also taken up for
the Marshall-Wash. g. Lee game 10 be
played October ?. 1915. and the game
IS practically a certainty now.
Manager McDougal is from ParFers.
burg. w. Va. and he is the second sue.
cessive football manager that Wash.
Leehas had, who was a West Wiz.
ginian. as Manager Mclaughlin, OF the
season OF 1914 was also a West Wiz.
ginian. coming from Wheeling.
Every effort possible IL being put
forth for procuring the MARSHALL
Wash.-Lee game for Lexington mex,
fall.
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FEW CHANGES
In FOOTBALL
lEoiATE ASSOCIATION
BEING HELD.
Thought That There VIII Not Be Any
Changes In Rules for Next
Seasons Play.

CHICAGO. Dec. ss.-There Is little
likelihood OF any important change be-
ing made in the football rules for
next season. according to opinion ex-
pressed here today at the ninth annual
convention OF the Collegiate Athletic
Association Minor changes in foot.
bsii rules made last year. were in
Guided In the report OF the football
committee presented by Dr. II. !. VIII
Jams. OF Minnesota. cut no suggestion
OF material changes In the rules next
year was made and the general belief
OF the many college men present was
that no important changes would be
made when the college football rules
committee meets nett February
Walter Camp. OF Yale. attended the
conference and discounted any idea OF
material change In the football rules.
The report OF the committee on foot.
ball fatalities showing that only one
OF the 10 deaths accredited to football
IN the past year vas OF a trained col
lege player was accepted but the rec
ommendation OF the committee that II
would be discharged from further con.
sideration was disregarded and in.
sstead the executive committee was
empowered to consider the advisable
lily OF extending the work of the IA
talities committee to include ieaths
from all forms OF sport. including hunt
ing. canoeing. swimming. baseball and
skating. so that a definite defense
might be made to the charge that foot
ball 10 brutal sport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

w. J. Thubron. OF Pittsburgh. Pa
vas Weiisburg business caller on
Monday evening.
Mrs. r. T.. Cor was n visitor in Fol-
iAnsoee on Monday evening.
Mrs. William wickham and young
daughter were Steubenville o.. vfsitors
on Monday evening.
}. W. Cooper was a business caIler IN
steubenville. O.. on Monday evening
Ameda, young daughter OF Mr. ana
MS G. r. Carman. IL recovering a. her
home from a threatened attack OF pnsu-
Willard Boyd IL improving altar n
Threatened attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. James Trainer. OF Canton. O.
= the house guest OF Miss Myrtle West
Mt and Mrs. Trainer formerly lived in
Mrs s. steele. Of Parhsr.burr 4.
visiting WellsburE relatives
Mrs. :. NJ Warden was visiting rsla-
uves In Steubenviile ono, on Monday.
i. NJ. Sheppard. OF St ClafraViileL ~ .
- business caller IN the city
BERT shrimp, % Moundaviia Was a
WellsburE business caller on Tueadav
Mrs. ". q. EmiE and three daughtera
are visiting relatives IN wheeling
MI. and Mrs william Speaks OF
Cleveland. O.. spent the Christrnas hou-
days with Weilsburg relatives Mrs..
Miss Elizabeth bowman.
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War~ood Brief.

Mrs. William c. Baughman and
children Of Twentieth street. are visit.
ing friends and relatives IN Akron. o.,
for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Clark and family OF
Twentieth street and Richland avenue,
are visiting friends in Grafton. w. Va.
Mrs. {. JOchumsen OF Eighteenth
street. was reported 20 be somewhat
better last evening.
Miss Clara Grimm OF New Martins.
vile, has returned home after visiting
AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
Grimm OF Twenty-hrst street
Mrs. J. L. Thompson OF Glenns Run.
IL reported TO be improving slowly.
after having an operation performed a
few days ago at the Ohio Valley Gen.
eral hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Yost OF Twenti.
eth street. have returned home after
spending few days with friends In
Rayland. o.
Ernest Philblade OF New Martins.
Vile. has returned after being the
guest a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. @.
ID. Grimm o. Twenty-hrst street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wlncher have re-
turned 10 their home on Twentieth
street. after visiting relatives In East
ern Ohio.
Miss Ethel Knoke Of SQUIRT Warwood
avenue. Il spending the holidays with
friends In Ohio
Born 20 Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Day OF
1923 Warwood avenue. a baby boy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
DAVE Says;-

LAVE oaySs-
The way the good dressers Of
Wheeling and vicinity are gong
after those suits and overcoats az
the One-Fourth On is evidence
conclusive that they know where TO
get the bargains in clothing.
Needless to add. the firm is max
ing nothing az the reduction priccs
but Kraus Bros. refuse to carry
over any stock and will be pleased
TO give their patrons the advantage
of the best in mems clothing at
cost price.
The sale will last for some time,
Of course, for they-have a big stock
bought just little too heavy for
the season. in other words, but IN
you are contemplating getting a
suit or overcoat il will be we'll TO
get IL now before the stocks are
picked over too much.
There is nothing sold in Wheel
ing to compare with the Kraus-
Made.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

Miss Eleanor Stein very pleasantly
entertained the members Of the Camp
Jolly Girls club at her home at Elm
Grove last evening. Games formed
the main diversion OF the evening and
most pleasant social event was en-.
toyed. At a late hour refreshments
we're served. Those present were
Misses Ada Caldwell. Ethyl Keyssr,
Vida North. Mabel Atkinson, Alice
Smith. Lille Happy. Esther Smith.
Eleanor Stein. Blanch Smith and Edna
Atkinson: Messrs Ray Stephens. Rich.
ard Mccoy. DR.. Richmond. w. r..
shannon, Charles Caldwell. Frank
Smith. r. X. Day. Harry Miller, VIII.
bur Miller. William Keyser and J. H.
Thornton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
WARWOOD
Gas Explosion.


A gas explosion at the home OF
John Mitchell of Twentieth street,
caused a little excitement yesterday
afternoon on that street. Mr.. Mitchell
was searching for a leak at the time.
After he had tested all pipes in the
house. he went to see II It was In the
sewer. and after trying to locate IL
with a match. the explosion occurred.
The schock came with much force and
II burned the hair from his head and
eye brows.
Employees OF the gas company we're
notified and looked after the leak.
which they found In the main line. An
employe Of the company stated that
II there had been much more escaping
gas In the sewer that Il would have
caused much more damage TO the
dwelling. This IL the second explosion
that has been caused in this neighbor-
hood In the past couple OF weeks and
both were Of the same nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
NEWS BRIEFS

WEST VIRGINIA RANKS SIXTH
According 70 railroad statistics for
the past year West Virginia ranks
sixth In railroad construction among
the sixteen southern states and MANY
new roads were Lailt within the state
the past year. and others are nearing
completion.
MADE MILK TEsTs-Prof Horace
Atwood and other officials OF the pan
handle Agricultural Club spent yes
terday az the Waddington farm where
number ~ samples Of milk were
tested
GRANT cHARTER-The officials
OF the West Virginia sunday school
Association granted a charter yester-
day 70 the Golden Dawn adult Bible
class OF The VI. y. church at Paden
City The number OF Organized adult
Bible classes 10 date IL 1.O43
VIEW POINT sANAToRIUm-The
improvements AZ the Sanatorium have
been practically completed and letters
have already been sent TO physicians
throughout the the state telling Of the
work being done a. the institution.
Late blowing has been done Al the
inHtirltiOn and r large tract OF land
patients OF the institution were we'll
remembered Christmas
CONVENTION PLANs-PIans are
nov being laid for the Ohio county
sunday school convention % be held
In March 4 splendid program viii be
rendered
POSTPONE MEETINo-The RED
Cross meeting 10 have been held this
week hos been postponed until next
week
UNIQUE DoNATioNs-The Asso-
ciated Charities are receiving UNIQUE
donations IN the way Of receiving re-
ceipts from Christmas saving funds for
poor families The money received
goes 20 help the poor
MAILMAN GETS IN TRoUBLF-
A local man carrier was on the carpet
In police headquarters Yesterday
morning on complaint ~ his wife.
and was given one more chance 10 BE-
have himself Considerable trouble
has been experienced with this man
BY The police Who have refrained
from taking him up
WANTS PRESS BUREAU IN the
appropriation for roads by the IeFisia.
ture. Road Commissioner A. ID VII.
liams viii advooste the eEpending Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
ITALY TO GET COAL
In WEST VIRGINIA

FAfrWpNT W va. Zee ea-TLe
Frrrr lla-iau Coal CO.. largest producer
~ coal in West virginia. has closed r.
contract with the italian government for
5000 000 tons ~ coal to b. delivered dur
lun fhD urNt two years. The coal Will
bo Fhipped from thn picre of the com
uanv az Baltimore
The deal was no large that the com.
ranN would have been unable Co. swing iI
on basis ~ quarterly settlement. nm
posed ~ the italian government. eNrrrf
thruuGh outside financing and ff vas
announced that arranronnonts were made
Tor nuHurluH fNH operations through 90
Federal Reserve system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
Y.M.C.A. WINS
Takes Over Martins Ferry Basket Five
In Fast and Exciting Game In
the Over-the-River Town.

The fast intermediate team of the
Young Mems Christian Association de-
feated the Martins Ferry Baptists last
evening to score of "a to IA. The
game was played in the gymnasium Of
the Martins Ferry Baptist church and
the game was close and fast. with
perhaps. some unnecessary roughness.
The beginning OF the game was more
of rough and tumble nature. but the
locals spurted in the second half ana
made large gains.
Lineup:
N y. Baptfgra--lA rnterrnadt.e.. oa
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distance of ten feet. The people have
been complaining for some time and
nothing has been done toward reliev-
ing the situation. Many OF the side
walks In Center Warwood were filed
with water which is due to the way
they were put in by the contractors
some months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
church1nan-Meclain.

Henry James Churchman, OF BROOKE
county, and Miss Nellie Bertha Mccain
OF steubenNille. we're united I'm marrfaae
by Rev. Francis NJ. Biddle at the Christ
ian church parsonage on last Wedne,-
aray' december 29rd. After a short trip
the happy couple returned 10 Weils-
burg. where they will reside
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Met Last EVENING

Meeting OF the local Shield Of Honor
lodge was held last evening at the
owls club building corner Third street
and Richland avenue. A large number
were present and the evening was
spent In transacting important mat
tiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
COLUMBIAS WIN


The Columbia Club basket ball team
won Its fourth consecutive game by de-
teating the fast McMechen All-Collegtan
live at the Columbia Club gymnasium
last night Is 10 5. The game was hard
Fought from start to finish with Column
sbia leading all the way. The McMechen
/ive excelled the Columbia team In pass
work. but their scoring machine were
not equal to the Columbia basket shoot
ers. Thoner led the scoring for Column
nia with three baskets to his credit. while
Paul and Goethe each contributed two.
Several sensational throws by Thoner
aroused the crowd to a frenzy of en-
thusiasm- The next game to be played
oy the Columbia Club will be next Mon
day evening. January 4th. when they
meet the G, I. G. team. OF AcMechen. at
the Coiumbia Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
Spiritual MEETING.

This evening there will be a spirit.
ualistic meeting at the home OF Mr
Z. G. Powell OF Warwood avenue. AL
are cordially invited to attend and
bring their friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
Constable Sale.

A constable sale will be held Mon
day IN the Bank building. at which
time all groceries OF the United Pure
Food store will be sold This action
was brought under a distress warrant
which vas issued by the stockholders
OF the bank on account OF them not
paying rent for the store room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG, W. Va, Dec. 2s.-At
IL 40 y. m Monday. December Is. death
ended the sufferings Of Eugene Tarr.
one OF the best known citizens OF Brooke
county and Weilsburg. Death came af-
ter lengthy illness. In which he i'm
proved only to get worse. until the final
summons. Deceased was In his seventy
NTH year. having been born in this city,
In October. 164O, the son Of Campbell
and Frances Hunter Tarr. Surviving IL
one brother. W. IA. Tarr and two sisters,
Misses Ella and Lucy, all OF Wellsburg.
Early In life Mr.. Tarr chose law as
his profession. and graduated with high
hOnors at Bethany college. HE prac-
ticed law In Wellsburg for a number OF
years: sewing as Prosecuting Attorney
OF Brooke county several terms He was
q lifelong Democrat, but never aou9lI
or held office. with the exception OF the
prosecuting attorney position. though
often solicited TO be n candidate for high
honors. Deceased was possessed OF a
brilliant mind and was n deep student
OF law and history. and was a pleasing
and entertaining narrator. lie was one
OF the charter members Of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity OF Bethany. In which
he took great interest.
Early In life. Mr.. TAR Associated with
the Masonic fraternity, serving as Wor-
shipful Master Of Weusourg Lodge No.
2. OF this city. IN the year tsS4. He
was scholar in Masonic work. ani as
authority in many branches Of the his
tory OF Missionary. The details Of the
funeral have not yet been announced.
but 10 L. probable that the Masonic
Lodge viii have charge.
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Gosls-rhoner. 3: Paul. ?: Mccluskey,
1; Carpenter. 1.
Fauls-Thoner. l; Michaels. 1: missed
Thoner. 4: Michaels. 4.
experimentation for Leinwe-
Der: Foose for Leibold.
Referee-Sheppard.
Observation-Disclosures.
Ilmers-Aeyer and Hunter
Time OF Halves-15 minutes
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VulNNra were Installed on Mnnnnw "
evening. December gsth. I'd MeiiahuI =
Lodge No. 2. A. u a a Nasous pfa-
trict neoutv Grand Master georre Hou-
exc, ~ Whceling, oniciafed. The officers
Installed we're ~ follows WorsIipfuf
Master o. T. mccoy. senior Warden Il
~. Wells Junior Warden. Alex smith.
EfcfetnrFt ~ ~. thnruock Treasurer.
W. j Crawford senior Deacon. gIar.
encc q Jacobs Junior Deacon. y Franr
ADAMS. Steward. Paul WuNr steward.
Camlc. Tyler Charles u. HALL
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and the clerk. have been presented with
HANDSOME and useful leather bound
for every days and week In the 49,
Just about to begin.
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Goals from the field: Grant 8. Blair.
Bachman 4. Boyce. Goals from foul:
bachman out Of IS: Grant 4 out OF
3: Blair ! out Of ?. Oficial Williams,
Of Clarksburg.
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An infant child. born Tuesday morn
ing TO Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett burnside.
was buried on Tuesday afternoor' ~
Brooke cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30

The KYLE supply Company is enraFod
STOCK. ufcnnrafnrN 60 startling their
huHincrH FOR THE neW year Al the
clerical force la ENGAGED ln the uort
which VIII require several aays time
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Ihr Iarris Bridge COMPANY. af Char
donation fn fhe mefrhere ~ ffe rnfl.'f.
court uf NrunEe county Az HnrfnHrra
inf 'nnluE rftirlnr ADD hcgiunlua Ones
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Former wsllsburr oKiri % Marrr.

~ Ne1ne.uny, december doth, Miss
Marie r. Mace. Of Clayton avenue.
Pittsburgh. Pa. will become the bride
or NJ. Lawrence Avisuu. also Of Pitts
hurEh. fa. Miss Mace b. the pldeat
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Mace.
who were residents 81 fhIs citv Tor
several years when Mr. Mace hal
charge ~ the Y NJ. g. A.
Mt wilson. ~ e. understood. has long
been identified with ~ NJ. O. A. and
church work lu this city
large number Of friends or the
bride have received information tho
Wedding. which viii take ulare nj fHr
homo on the brides rarnHfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
Elects OFFICERS.

An election OF officers was held last
evening AZ 1880 o'clock AZ the Reliance
hose house. corner Twentyfourth
street and Hess avenue. The meeting
was well attended and the following
officers were elected: Charles Draher.
president. Charles Buzard. vice-presi.
dent: Harry J. Lucas. recording secre-
tary. Charles p Theron. financial sec.
Rotary. r. j. McCracken. treasurer.
David Meyer. ". G. Fuhr. Roy HaGke.
trustees: Charles Meyer. chief. John
Gressner. FIRST lieutenant. A. Thieroh.
second lieutenant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-30
Changes Haads.

J. ~. Baker. OF Rimcrsburg. Pa has
purchased the Quality restaurant OF
James smith. taking charge immcdlat c-
-. and will conduct the business fn tie
same old stand. Mr.. Baker arrived N
the city on Monday morning. aud com
pletcd the details Of tho transfer. and
started TO work Immediately. Mr.. hal.
er was accompanied BY his young son.
VINO viii remain here with him. HIS
wife and the remainder Of the family
VIII remove here a. soon as arrange-
ments can be made
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a sum Of money from HIS appropria.
ton for the establishment Of a press
bureau. A publiciay bureau has al
ready been established BY Mr. Williams
at Morgantown and o. doing good
work
SPECIAL scHGDULE-Onicials Of
the Wheeling Traction Company and
the West virginia Traction Company
have completed a special schedule on
those lines 90 b. IN effect New Years
night Cars VIII leave this city Tor
suburban points from half 20 an
hour later than usual in order 10 &C..
comodate those attending dances. the.
atres and other amuaemeuts.
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street. b. Rad Condition.

WarwOOd ayenNe. between Fourth
and Fifth streets. r. In very bad con
dillon a. the present time on account
Of the water which lies IN this place
during rainy weather Many Of the
citizens are complaining that when
the cars pass. sometimes Il throws
the water clear 20 the Sidewalk. a
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appropriation for roads By the leFisla.
ture. Road Commissioner A. - vii.
liams viii advocate the sxpending Of
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