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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-12
5lMON COUNCIL


II ~ 1zuuurusfs tine Common Council;
1900 G5entsl ~ the resolution OF APP
X. le1<, the construction OF the
~ resolution contemplated track
1o<1lons ~ the corner OF DIX and
cel9n avenues The Corporation
~ efEect. An adjacent property own
~ injunction has stopped the work
this point upon the ground that no
s1llcsIon e contained In the resolution
Is ordSr TO successfully operate the
md Belt Line and render TO the pub
ne service that was contemplated
~ house on the west side Is essential.
have purchased a site at the corner
OAK and Livernois avenues. and pro.
- g use this site for the Grand seI.
~ ~ the suit now instituted and we are
permitted to make the connection
~ the car house, II will be Impossible
~ Grand belt Line. The time consum-
ln the trial and ultimate appeal by
der party would defeat the purpose
9onded for this line: namely immed-
6oiieving the Court IN error in grant
- the Injunction and regrettfng the
1IFcumstances which permit OF an indi-
no nom needed Transportation facili-
49, We respectfully request your Hon.
<0Coble Body by proper resolution TO au-
Ihorlne such needed and necessary con-
EH6otions between the Grand Belt Line
&mod existing lines az In the judgment or
4 40 Detroit United Railway and the De-
D1gfmsnt OF Public Works may seem
Very respectfully.
BEMAN r. wEADoCK.
Attorney.
~ Ala. Lodge: /.
whereas, BY resolution duly adopted
~ the Common Council on, the 18th day
tof April. consent. permission and au.
thorlty WAS given TO the Detroit United
4 hallway to construct and put In opera
Nm : street railway line with all neces-
lnory side tracks, turn-outs. etc. on:
Pn10ng md through certain streets and
|ovenues Of ths City OF Detroit, and
y Whereas. A question has arisen as TO
No extent OF said permission; now
Rssciv:d rnfSst strictly under the
E1rrms and provisions OF the resolution
|ok April 18th. 1914, above referred to.
|0ormission and authority are hereby
1von. granted and duly vested In the
90 Detroit United Railway, to con-
.moct the line OF railway authorized by
aid resolution with the tracks on DIX
oWonuo by necessary and proper track
|ooone0t1oDe according TO the plan now
- NE With the commissioner OF the
Disagreement Of Public Works
Ref0rrsd TO Committee on Pubic tNii-
Detroit, Mich. August 10, 1914.
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--You Committee on
street Openings 10 whom, was referred
the petition OF Simon ]. Murphy Co.
u1sb). for the vacation OF n portion
OF public alley. respectfully report
| that on Dec. %. 1918 fNe W. ie0 feet
4 OF the alley first south of and parallel
! with Fort street and between Griswoid
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Adopted as follows /:

Adopted as foIIoWs:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Barnstt, Behlow.
Goldner. Guthard. Hindle. Jakel. Keat-
Ing. Knapp. Lempke. Littleneld. Lodge,
Move, G, Brien, Owen, Reid. Relnhardt.
Rutter Schemansky. Schultz, Skrzycki'
Thompson. Vernon, Wartell. WenzeI,
Wilson and the Presidents.
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Ways and Means.

80 the Honorable the Common Council:
W 0ent1emen--Your Committee on
Hays and Means to whom was referred
80 accumulation from the Board OF
Ioa1th requesting an appropriation OF
& 10000 for the purchase OF an auto
Ss~s had si he same under considera.
don and nnding that the said amount
80 b transferred from unexpended
&n(nnooo In the Public Health Fund
m0nr Committee can see no objection
noroto and therefore recommend the
cDt1on OF the accompanying resoiu-
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES VERNON,
JOHN c. LODGE
JOHN r. THOMPSON.
JACOB 0UTHARD.
Jo8BPH SCHEMANSKY.
Accepted and on leave the follow
- revolution was offered;
R6Soived' THAT the city Controller
IS ana Is u hereby authorised and
11rocfed 20 make the proper entries on
hlo books TO effect the transfer OF
111i.00 from the transportation Fund
- the last fiscal year In the Public
Health Fund and the sum OF {189.00
1rou the general balance In the Public
(eslth Fund. 2 total OF $4,000 to be
Dorchase OF an automobile.
Adopted ~ follows:
81 1eae--Ald. Allan. Barnett, Behlow, |
1olJs Burton. Case, Dill. Field t3iinnan.
1oldner. outbard, Hindie Jakel. Keat-
!1G. Knapp. Iempke. Littieneld. Lodge. |
1oxc o.Brien. Owen. Reid. Reinhardt. |
,.ts<r. schswsnsky. schult.; skrzycki,
Wreon and the President--3s.
M <aye--None.
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petroit. Mich, "a
from the Clerk.

}Eo the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council or the City OF Detroit:
~ reason OF removal from the Ninth
}D1Gfr1ct OF the Twelfth Ward. I hereby
11ndsr my resignation AZ Registrar OF
Very respectfully.
AIS FRED WILDI.
Lats OF 90 Kirby avenue westt now
~ Hancock west.
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OF the First ward. vice George Brown
resigned.
Adopted.
By Aid. Lodge: :,
Resolved. That Arthur 9. Fulton, %
Il. Adams avenue, be and he Is hereby
appointed member Of the Beard o.
Registration OF the Fourth district ol
the First Ward I'm place OF Harry =
Hanley, who has been appointed
chairman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-01-01
AEmanaque ilustrado
par 1914.

Magnifca obra que entire otros
asuntos interesantes contiene:
maraviIlas ~celestes, los martires
de la ciencia, los peligros del jue-
90, Colon era espanol, los gran
des millonarios, ell alcohoiismo,
entertainments de salon, etc.
etc. ademas de infnidad de cuen
os, articulos, poesias, anecdotes,
historietas c6micas, chistes, can
tares, notas cientificas y de arte,
y retratos de personajes celebres.
I-Consta de 800 paginas con 268
grabados. -Precio: 80 CENTA-
VOS.
Pfdase a IGNACIO E. LOzANo.-
GOT DoLoRosA sT.-SAN ANTo-
MO, TEXAS.
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Nc consignan los yetuStos ma
motretos que hemos re~gistrado
para narrar los sucedidos que Sc
siguen, nj preciso5 amos, nj me-
ses. nj dias en- que acontecieron;
pero 81 estan reIacioEadOs con Ia
toma de Granada por los reyes
cat6licos, con ell descubrimiento
de la America y con la conQuista
de la Nueva Espana.
Ell protagonista de nuestra his
toria O sucedidos, llamabase Con
zalo de Robes, ell cual, siendo
muy joven, fue de los soldados
que militaron en- las filas que pu'
sieron sitioa al 1ltimo baluarte mu-
sulman; y a raiz del triunfo, prem
dose deuna gentil mora, que eau
tiva primero y libre despues por
magnanimo coraz6n de Ia reina
dona Isabel, fue bautizada y
nombraronla dona Xaviera Ben
alhambra; doncella como de unos
dieciocho amos, amable, inteligen,
tie, simpatica y bastante hermo-
sa. Tenfa ell don de hacerse que
rer, pero no guerra a nadie, y los
pretendientes que habia tenidO,
desamorados pOr Ia inutilidad de
sus instancias, concluyeron todOs
Dor retirarse aburridos, q la pos
ire de ser enganados con sonri-
sas seductoras Y despreciadOs con
altiveces irritantes.
Solo GonzaIo de Robes la sigui6
amanda con desusada passion, con
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LITERATURE Y VAR1EDADES.

concedemos ser hijodalgos y IN
escudo de gules, partido en- dos
cuarteles, y en- uno. de los cuarte-
les, alusivo a vuestros apelatlvos
un Roble, y en- la copa de este un
rayo, que caiga sobre sus ramas,
e por mote O divisa, en- memorIa
de las famosas palabras que vos
deciais cuando con amino esfor-
zado os sobreponiais a toda clase
de penalidades, estas letras en-
orc: Me here, pero ne me aba
to-" porque nunca os doblegaron
nj menosprecios amorosos, nj
tempestades en- la mar, nj traba-
jos que padecisteis en- las nave
gaciones para ir a descubrir nues-
tras islas del Mar Oceano,. mi las
rotas en- que os hubisteis durante
la conquista de nuestros reinos;
e por TODD clio os declaramcs hi
iodalgos a vos y a vuestros hijos
e nietos, e a todos los que os SUBJ
sedieren por Inca legftima; item
ell uso del Don antepuesto a vues-
tro nombre, que tambien han de
heredar los vuestros para STEM
pre- jamas....."
Y todavfa hoy, aIgunos p6ste-
ros de don Gonzalo, los Robes de
la Pezuela y Rocha, en- remem-
branza de aquel valeroso e indo-
mable abuelo, ostentan como bla-
son ell arbol al que azota el rayo,
Y la c6lebre leyenda:
Me here, pero no me abdte."
LUIS GONZALEZ OBREGoN.
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VISION.

jEreS un impossible? luna quimera?
iUn ensueno hecho carne. hermosa y viva?
luna explosion de luz? Responde, esQuiva
Maya en- quien Sc encarn6 la Primavera.
Tu frente es lirio, tn pupila hoguera,
Tu boca flror en- donde nadie lba
La miel que entire sus petalos, ~cautiva,
Al colibri de la passion espera.
jPorque sin tregua por tn amor suspiro,
81 no habre de a~lcanzar csc trofeo?
iPoruu6 llenas ell aire que r~espiro?
En- todas parties tie halla mi deseo:
Los ojos afro y por doquier te miro,
Cierro los ojoS....iy entire mi te Veo!
JULIO FLOREZ.
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Me here perO no me abate.

esa passion que enloquece Y que
reconcentra la vida entera del
amador en- la amada; passion que
no Sc mengua con los desdenes y
cuyO goce alimenta la esperanto
de ser amadu, pues la ceguedad
del carino impide percibir Ia i'm
posibiiidad de 10 que Sc preten-
de.
Dona Xaviera m~antenia y avi-
vaba aquella loca passion con re-
fnamiento de crueldad inaudita,
sin sentir Quiza Ia mas minima
simpatia por Gonzalo, tai vez con
ell unico prop6sito de ~satisfacer
la femenil vanidad de contar a
sus amigos que I'm hombre valien
tie y caballero Sc NORA por ella,
y que ella 10 desdehaba.
Amigos y amigos asf Sc 10 ha-
bian dicho a Robes, pero este, con
la incurable ceguera de la passion,
les decia:
-"iCa! Soy como ell roble en-
ell que descarga rayos ell cieIc
tempestuoso; 10 here, pero no IL
abate."
Muri6 repentinamente dona k
I yiera, y Gonzalo de Robes, triste
y doIorido, Sc conden6 a reciu.
sion por aIg1n tempo leyendc
cuantos iibros de caballeria caiar
en- sus manos; y sediento de aven.
turas Y de gloria, Sc alisto entire
los tripulantes de las carabeIas
que despu6s del primer viaje vi.
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CUANDO 70 MUERA.

No prendais en- mi lecho funerario
Los crespones de luto y de t~rlsteza;
Amo la ~sencillez de la pobreza
Y me basta I'm sayal para sudario.
Que no gina en- ell alto campanario
Ell bronco, O signo de grandeza....
Solo una cruz senale en- la maIeza
Ell lugar de mi tumba SOLITAIRE.
Quiero asf descansar en- ell divide,
Entire la turba ignara confundido
Hasta que llegue al fin de las edades:
Que, para honrar a la materia inerte,
En- Ia mission augusta de Ia muerte
les TODD vanidad de vanidades!....
Tumbas de marmol que guardais los yertos
Despojos del que fue: y entire crespones
Envolveis laudatorias incripciones
De virtudes y meritos inclertos!
Cuelga en- los brazos de la cruz, abiertos,
La corona de rosas en- botones:
Capullos que semejan corazones
Heridos por la a~usencia de los muertos!
!Cuantas lagrimas, cuantas han rodado
Sobre ell marmol pulido y cincelado
Y hoy no Sc We Ia huella dolorida!....
Sc evaporan, Sc van....Y al fin los oJos,
Cansados de llorar sobre despojos
Alegres vuelven a mirar la vida!
Para ell alma, csc halito divine,
Que sufre y ANA, y piensa y Sc conmueve,
Y entire cardos 0 paramos de nieve
Cruza la terra, ignoto peregrino,
NADIA valen, al fin de su canine,
Nj lagrimas, nj f;ores..... ipompa leve
Con que la necia humanidad Sc atreve
A honrar Ia eternidad de su destino!....
A v~osctros, los que amo; los cue IN dia
Levels mis- restos a la tumba fra,
Ninguna pompa os pido funeraria:
Negadme flores Y negadme l@Ianto....
Olyidadme en- ell triste camposantO,
iPero no me negueis vuestra plegaria!....
T. TRINIDAD SANTIAGO.
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ArticulOs ReligiOsOs
De Venta en- la Liberia de lgnacio Z. Lozano

Santo Niho Cautivo
San Francisco de Asis.
Mira. Sra, de Monserrato
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe
San Isidro Labrador
Sto. Niho de Atocha
Las Animas Benditas
San Juan Bautista
Ell Buen Pastor
San Bonifacio
La Sombra de San Pedro
San Camilo de Lelis
San Cayetano
San Antonio Abad
San Juan Nepomuseno
ESagrado Coraz6n de JESUS
Senior San Jose
San Crist6bal
San Luis Gonzaga
San Miguel Arcangel
Mira. Sra. del Carmen
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
San Joaquin
San Expedite
/ Divine Rostro
MILAGROS para promesas.
. OjoS, cuerpoS, brazos, p~iernas,
etc. etc. Garantizados de plata.
IS ~centaYos cada uno.
ESTAMPA de la Santa Liga
Eucarfstica, muy elegante, propia
para devocionarios yrecuerdos de
la primera communion.
80 centavOs la docena
! ROSARIOS medianos, imita-
ci6n COCO, superiores a todoS los
de 81 clase
80 centavos cada uno.
A chicos, de vidrio,
propios para Senoritas y NinOs.
% centavos cada uno.
HISTORIC SAGRADA. Este Ii
bro es una soberbia recopilaci6n
del Antique Nuevo Testamento
En- 81 esta escrita Ia complicada
historic del pueblo de Israel, y
pinta las fguras de Patriarcas y
profetas, vi6ndose claramente CO,
mo Sc prepare el gran suceso de
de la venida del Mesias, vaticina.
da para la plentiful de los item.
NOVENA del Santo Nino dc
Atocha, Is ~centavos cada una
NOVENA y triduo de Nuestrs
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro, 2
centavoS cada una.
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20 para 81 nueVd Vlud ue Fdlia-
das peripecias y de acontecimlen-
tos desgraciados.
Estuvo muchas veces a punto
de naufragar en- medic de las olas
embravecidas; otras fue sorteado
en- companfa de toda la trlpula-
ci6n para yer a quien tocaba ser
condo, pues ell hambre relnaba
a bordo y lejjana vefan Ia esperan-
"a de hallar terra. No en- pocas
ocasiones iba a morir vfctlma de
los indio. de las islas encontraoas
por Colon, va a flechazos, va des-
cuartizado, va quemado vivo o de
inanici6n en- I'm cerco que lie pu-
sieron, trepado el en- 10 alto del
tronco de IN arbol seco y ellos
abajo amenazandolo con matarle'
| hacienda que disparaban dardos
envenenados 81 no descendia, o
danzando con salvaje regociJo
ccando les pedia de conner, ago
biado por la d%ebilidad, o de be-
Der, desesperado por la sed; has
ia que una joven india, compasi-
va o enamorada de su persona,
logr6 salvarlo emborrachando a
Hos indios y huyendo con el en-
los instantes en- que ell sueho los
tenia dormidos.
Y Gonzalo de Robes, cuando
logr6 abandonar a aqueIla india
su salvadora y Sc vic libre entire
los suyos, con gesto altivo y des-
denoso, exclamaba:
-''iCa! Soy como ell robls en- ell
CUE descarga rayos ell cielo TEN.
pestuoso; 10 here, pero no 10
abate."
De las islas pas6 Gonzalo de
Robes a f0rmar entire las huestes
de los conQuistadores de la Nue.
va Espana. Vino con Panfilo de
Narvaez, 10 propio que dos pa
rientes suyos, Juan y Pedro, a
excepci6n de otro llamado Her
nando, que vino con el captain
Salceda.
Gonzalo estuvo a las 6rdenes
del captain Andres de Tapia, va
leroso y venturoso en- las cosas
de la guerra y prudente en- las de
la paz;" e integr6 ell n1mero de
los conjurados conocidos por los
doce de la Fama;;" los cuales-re-
fere Baltazar Dorantes de Ca
Observation-Disclosures encomenda-
do a Dios y estando oyendo misa
del Espfritu Santo, que habian
hecho decir, teniendo ell sacerdo,
te ell Santisimo Sacramento en- las
manos, hicieron pleito homemade
de abstenerse TODD 10 possible de
pecar mortalmente, prometlendo
de andar juntos para socorrer a
espanoles e indios amigos y IL
brarlos de cualQuier peligro, Q
morir sobre ello."
Gonzalo de Robes llev6 a cabc
hechos c6lebres y atrevidas haza-
mas con los doce de Ia Fama,"
'iuDtamente con ellos 0 el solo,
socorriendo a la bora del mayor
peligro a muchOs castellanos o III
dos Y arrebatandoIoS de las ma
| nos de la muerte; y en- los mas
tremendos frances, al erguirse
victorioso empunando en- alto e
acero de su espada, o embrazan.
do ell escudo para protejer a 10;
que defendia, Sc lie oy6 repetil
siempre sus favoritas frases:
-'iCa! Soy como ell roble er
| ell que descarga rayos .el cielc
l tempestuoso; 10 here, pero no Il
sbate."
Consumada Ia conquista, Con
zalo de Robes fue premiado cor
una encomienda de indios, que le
producfa pingues gananclas, )
aoc6ca aoui ron ma de las Drl.
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ORACIONES.
a 5 centavos cada una.

u SSA4N~N
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe
Purfsima Conception
Santisimo Sacramento
San Camilo de Lelis
Santo Nino de Atocha
San Jose
San Antonio de Padua
Santa Cruz
Las doce verdades del mundo
Santisima Trinidad
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
San Geronimo
Piedra Imam
La Magnifca
Sombra de San Pedro
Justo Juez
Senior de Ia buena muerte
San Isidro Labrador
San Simon Y Judas Tadeo
San CiprianO
Is minutes en- compania de Jesus
Sacramentado
San BonifaciO
Divina Providencia
Los cuatro Eyangeli0s
Nuestra Sonora de Monserrato
NOVENAS
a 10 ~centavos cada una.
San Antonio de Padua
San Camilo de Lelis
Trido a San Jose
San Benito de Palermo
Mira. Sra. de la Cueva Santa
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe
Purisima Conception
Medardo Y Gildardo
Santo Nino Cautivo
Santa Gertrudis
San Agustin
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
Sagrada passion ymuerte de Nitro
Senior JesucristO.
Divina Providencia
Mira. Sra. de Ia MERGED
Mira. Sra. de la Luz
Mira. Sra. de los Dolores
San Luis GOnzaga
San Juan NepOmuceno
Mira. Sra. de Lourdes
San Miguel
Maria Magdalena
Destierro de ignoranclas
San Rafael
ESTAMPA NEGRA
Tamano 9 II X Is
a Is centavos cada una
JESUS, Maria Y Jose
La divina Providencla
San Benito de Palermo
San Ignacio de Loyola
Nuestra Sonora de los Dolores
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Consumada Ia conquista, Con
zalo de Robes fue premlado con
una encomienda de indios, que lie
producia pingues gananclas, y
cas6se aqui con una de las prl-
meras muieres que vinieron a es-
tas tierras, de la que hubo mu-
chos descendientes: y al cabo de
los amos, va viejo, pero fuerte y
estoico ante los contratiempos de
la vida, ell Rey de Espana 10 de-
cIar6 hijodalgo, 10 mismo que a
sus hermanos e hijo concedioles
escudo de armas y ell uso del don
antepuesto a sus nombres y ape
llidos.
Como Vos y vuestros deudoS
-rezaba la gran C6dula mos
p~restasteis grande e buenos ser
vicios en- los descubrimientos J
conquistas de nuestras Indias, os
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-08-06

Miss Irene White, of Colum-
bia, was d visitor to Fort Mill
the last week. a guest of Miss
Ruth Meacham.
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Pleasant Valley Dots.
Times Correspondence.

Times correspondence.
Mr.. Edward Bales, of Upper
Fort Mill, and Miss Aida Therrell.
of this place, were happily mar
ried on last Wednesday evening
at 8 O'Clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Therrell. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Porter
Bales, of Kentucky, brother of
the groom. The bride was be-
comingly attired in white, with
lace trimmings. The wedding
march was rendered by Miss
Eva Orman, of Bessamer City,
N. G.. She wore lace over pink
silk. Miss Valena Pettus re-
ceived in the parlor, where pink
and green prevailed. She wore
lace over pink silk. Miss Lula
Therrell presided at the punch
bowl and wore green silk. The
porches were lighted with pink
and green lanterns. After con-
graduating the happy pair. the
guests were ushered into the
dining room, where sandwiches,
stuffed eggs, chicken salad,
cream, cake, coffee and mints
were served by Miss Lula Their
rell, The wedding cake was
then cut. Mr.. Nj. Nj. Coltharp
cutting the ring and dime. 1t
was undecided who cut the
thimble.
Mr.. Bales is a prosperous
farmer of Fort Mill, while Mrs.
Bales is a graduate of Asheville
N. |. |. and has taught success
fully for several years.
We are glad to note that Miss
Lala Hall. who was operated on
for appendicitis at st. Peters
hospital in Charlotte. is ex-
pected home soon.
Mr.. Tom Wolfe. who moved
from here several years ago, is
paying his old home visit.
Mr.. J. M. Harris (the peach
NAM continues his trips to
Charlotte with his luscious fruit
and gets good prices. H.
Pleasant Valley, Aug. l.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-08-06
$34,000,000 is Available.

Secretary McAdoo announced
Saturday that the SD, 600, 600 the
treasury will deposit in National
banks to help move the crops.
would be available as soon as the
banks complied with conditions
outlined to them. The money
will be deposited by installments
OF from 25 to so per cent. Allot-
ments by States probably will be
annopneea next week.
Conditions outlined in the de-
pptment's letter to the banks
stated in part that the deposits
must be used solely ITO relieve
the financial stringency incident
to crop movement and that they
must not be used for speculative
transactions or to discharge the
depositaries obligat tions to other
banks. Banks receiving the
funds, however. are expected to
extend to banks in smaller towns
such accommodations as are con-
sistent with conservative bank
ing principles. The interest
charged must be reasonable.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-08-06
LIST OF The CANDIDATES
FOR COUNTY OFFICES

When the time for filing pledg-
es of candidacy expired Monday
at noon the following gentlemen
had complied with the reouire-
mentS:
For Supervisor.
Thos. w. Boyd. F. Ess Gin
ton, II. j. tinker, A. l.. Black
For County Commissioned.
}. ID. Gwinn. White w. Jack
son, H. r. Merritt. ]. F.. Lath-
am. John c. Kirkpatrick. Jos.
w. Smith.
House of Representatives.
f. M. Dickson, A. F.. Hutchi-
son, Emmett w. Pursley. w. B.
Riddle, w. R. Bradford. E. Get
tvs Num-, S. N. Johnson, ]. S.
Glasscock, j. H. Saye. It. F.
Leslie, w. ]. Cherry, j. C. Nc
Abee.
For Supt. of Education.
John E. Carroll. J. c. Cork.
For Auditor
B. M. Love.
For Treasurer.
Harry E. Neil.
For Coroner.
Daniel Whitner, G. B. Berry.
4. D: Sealy, j. L. Strait, w. j.
McGill, j. w. Dodson. R. w.
Moore, R. w. Westmoreland.
For Probate Judge.
l.. K. Williams, John Nj. Will
liford.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-08-06
The Patterson Reunion.

The Times has received the
following contribution which
came too late for publication last
week:
MIR. Editor: | will give you
an account of Mr.. Ira A. Patter-
sons reunion, which the writer
had the pleasure to attend TODAY
at his home in the Harrison
neighborhood. Mr.. Patterson is
IS years old today. and is very
strong man for that age. There
were present at the reunion
one hundred and fifty people.
The count was made by Mr.. O.
Barber, thirty-four of this num-
ber grandchildren. At 100 o'clock
IN the morning the people began
to gather, some in wagons, some
in buggies and some in automo-
biles, and some were no doubt
prevented by the rain that began
to fall at that hour. About one
O'Clock p. m. dinner was spread
on large table in the yard under
a beautiful shade. and every
thing that one could wish fer
was there to eat, and many more
could have been fed had they
been there. Mr.. S. Nj. Black
welder a present of fine walk
ing cane to Mr.. |. A. Patterson.
After dinner the Harrison
string band entertained the
crowd with some fine music until
about four o'clock. when the
crowd began to break for home.
1t was day of much enjoy
ment to all and may this great
and good man live many more
years to guide and comfort his
descendants. ID. K. H.
Harrison. july 2S.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1914-08-06
BleaSe PardonS Three More.

The governor has granted a
pardon to David Holcomb. who
was convicted in Greenville in
May of this year on the charge
of housebreaking and larceny.
and sentenced to three months.
A pardon has been granted to
w. l.. Henderson, who was con-
victed in Saluda in August of
1907 on the charge of man
slaughter and sentenced to IL
years in the State penitentiary.
Henderson was paroled by the
governor in 1911.
A pardon has been granted to
Tom Kibler, who was convicted
in Edgefield county on the charge
of grand larceny and sentenced
to one year. The pardon was
granted to restore citizenship.
according to the papers filed in
the office of the secretary of
State.