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STOCK EXCHANGES A IA
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
rRoF. emery SAYS rEMpoRs
CLOSING OF ExctsANceSV
PROVED TnEiR VALUE.


PRINCETON. y. j.. Dec. so.-.fhe
closlns ~ the stock Exchange as an
emergency measure during The first
few months II the war proved their
great value. according 10 rrof. Henry
G. t,merS OF Naie whose paper wae a
feature ~ the discussion at tho morn
Association today on speculation on
the stock Exchanges and Public Rcgn.
laslon 81 the ENchanaes
Speaking ~ the elaborate attempt
made In Germany tn regulate stock
speculation, he pointed out that mot
only had the government repealed the
act after ten years experience. h,st
that la doine 80 Il had distinctly stated
that the restrictive measures of that
act had had tho effect of intensifylna
he evils aimed AZ, NOT diminishing
them.
The important and necessary func.
ton " a free speculation market. said
Mr. Emcry. had come 60 be Reuerally
rccoanixed by economists, \ new fall
lacy. however had cfcpt Ia This was
IN confusing speculation with the
stock Exchange organization. II the
function 81 Hi'scniation were To help
dirrct IN" course ~ Investment IL did
not follow tia, IL was the function uf
Che governors ~ the stock Exchange
Ga direct the public ny advice or re-
ports ON the contrary. the function
~ tho governors was 20 provide an
open market whore business would be-
facilitated and strict honesty enforced
Ne referred 90 the recent eloang 81
the Exchanges Necessary as such
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WAITER WORKS. tAfRtN t,MiNTS
Tor
The city ~ CORPUS Christi. Nueces
County. TEXAS.
Scaled proposals will be- received hy
The city Secretary ~ the rits ~ cor
pus Christi. Texas. until tour o'clock
r. NJ. JANUARY :. 1913. Tor the con-
stfnciion complete ct an adequate wa
ler system. the contractor TO aecept In
payment tbs bonds ~ the city II Cor
BUN Christi ~ par and accrued inter
est
nlds In thu hands ~ the city Secre-
tarN 80 the hour named win he opened
aud puhllclN declared az the meeting
~ tne cay Council al said time
Tho work includes tho construction
~ ika following
Pumping station. equipment, aad
pressure filter plant,
is.tG4 lireal feet ~ e-lnch force lire
One sso.eeo eallon elevated steel WA
ter tank
"for the farce Hoe. bids are invited
81 cast iron, steel wooden Siave and
other forms of p.pc construction"
Proposals for this contract shall hc
accompanied hy certified cherl for
Ten Thousand Dollars ,sioeOpl made
phNAhlc to the titN ~ turpNA christi.
without conditions. No cash. bidders
bonds or other form ~ security viii
be accepted IN lieu ~ certified checks
Plans specifications and bidding
blanks may bee seen ur secured az the
office 81 ~. A. Stevenr cts Engineer
Corpus Christi, or az the gffier of the
ronsnlting EnKinerr. Alexander Pot
Tor. 40 Church Strect. New York CITY.
a deposit 81 Twenty five Dollars
$4,000 must accompany requests for
plans and specifications which VIII be
returned only to those prescnting bona
flde hide
All bids shall he made on the blanks
provided therefor
The CITY reserves the righi 60 reject
any or all bids or 70 accept that one
which in tho opinion ~ the city Is Tor
lts host interest
iiy order Of the CITY Council
nON MILLER Mayor
r. J, MULI.iGAN. CITY Sec'y.
ALEXANDER POTTER.
Consulting Engineer.
IL. 4. stevens, CITY EnRinc<r. a04
advertisement
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION or
FINAL ACCOUNT,

THE STATE OF TEXAS
To an persons interested in the f,s-
tate Of Maicoim Henderson. minor
g. A. Anderson. Guardian. ~ the ieH
tate of said Malcolm Henderson.
minor. has filed in the County Court ~
Nneees Coanty hls Final Account OF
the condition ~ said estate together
with an application a. be discharged
as Guardian thereof which VIII be-
heard hy our said Court on the third
Monday In January. 4. ~. 1915, same
being the 18th. day ~ January. a. D.
1915. al the Court House ~ said Nh
cccs County in the City Of Corpus
Christi. Texas, az which time and
place an persons Interested IN said
estate are required 10 appear and CON
test said Final account and appllca-
ton. II they see proisr.
Witness ". a. Luter Clerk % the
County Court Of Nueccs County Texas.
Given under my hand and the seal
u said Court al my office in Corpus
Christi. Texas. on this the card day ~
December A. y, 1914, H. r.. l,uter,
CLERK. County Court, Nueces County
Texas
a.. 50 a true copy ! certify. N. -
wright. Sheriff. Nuetea County Texas,
by oscar Heliamy Deputy. taisb
ADVERTISEMENT
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This - NY esrd d
Prof. Adam.

Professor Henry Carter as the
Universally 81 Michigans "a econ
omist, ~ a native ~ I9N1 he was
born at davenport December 81. 1864.
He - brother ~ i'rof Ephraim u.
ADAMS. the Leland Stanford. Jr.. hls-
tofian
Prof. Adams was educated az Iowa
College, Johns Hopkins. Heidelberg
Paris and isesiin. lie became a leo
lurer. and Then associate professor 81
political sciefsce at Cornell, where he
remained for years Ia 1850 hs went
90 the University u MichisaD, where
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ropAys CALENDER.


Local forecast FOR today cloudy and
warmer. light northcriy Winds.
Tcmpcrature. wind and precipitation
records FOR the ~ hourr ending
"Wednesday at ~ IA;
Temperature, lowest ts. highest 10;
tt y, NJ 81. wind velocity AZ y. M
mile per hour from the east State ~
weather elear Precipitation none
RelatiV" humidity "a percent.
ilaromctticai reading az D. M. re-
duccd to sea level aud corrected for
temperature 30eS
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Holiday Goods on display Al oor
store. Look them over hsfare h,,vl,,s,
Every article is a pretty and dos,rsh,,s
si'i. we VIII save you both Christmas
worries ana nj sney. our prices viii
astonish you. Ideal Hair pafIor. The
Place That keeps vp-to date. esas,
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kANsAs clrv LIvgsrock.

KANSAS CRY, bee 30 Hogs ~
Receipts 10000 head. market lower,
hulh ~ safes. 70s a. T2k
Cattle Receipts, O.spo head. mar,
We, steady. southern sioera. 300 a.
$50.
sheep, r-Rceeip,ss 7.0oo head, mar.
Ne, lowerl lambs. s7b u SEQ
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LATE MARKETS.
rsssssxsssssvs
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK.

Nv Associated Press
FORT WORTH. Dee s9--liogs-.
Receipts 1900 head market nv,
points lower. bulk 81 saica. 40 Il
10
Cattle Receipts; s,lo0 head. mar.
ket sironE beeves. as n 7,ao.
Shscp Receipts; none, market
steady lambs. 100 10 Use
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Avoid headache, Impurities
of Tia Blood, constipation by
taking n cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package %
cents.
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

Hf'NEkAL typewriter business, clean
ING repairing, rentals, sales. Expert
Reasonable prices.
corpus christi Typewriter Exchange.
az Starr street. Phone ilg1.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

EXTRA EXTRA 100 acres very fine
farm land near bis gas and oh we'll
fortune Go the buyer az price asked
when field b. developed r. T. wood,
Phone 70i sis
FOR SALE 25a acros ~ land. three.
fourihs ~ mile from whore new White
Point wei win be- drilled Amply at
office OF q. h. Ford aCe
fDk SALE room cottage shell
Beach $4,000 cash Win handle this
II taken in the most few days Soc
Fougeron. CHS Chaparral street. al
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Tho entire stock and accounts 81 Tex,
as Furniture 4 Supply Co. at Sinton.
Texas value about ss.00g0 co. Also en-
tire stock and accounts ~ neevillc
Furniture Co.. az lleeWile. Texas. val
uc about $2.asoOO. Your OPPORTUNITY
ia start IN the furniture business
Ruy one or both For further nforma.
ton write or Grill, w. O Trotter. Re-
'elver. Sinton. Texas Sel
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fph SAl.ts~-one two year.old fnare
Broke TO ride and drive also one cor.
cord ongfy ana single harness. Phones
~ " - $685.
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FOR SALE Complete. heavy deem
well drihiue ris-nearly new nun s,lp.
piS ~ an Kinds % tools. hts. etc. THIS
outfit Is the only kind 10 drill we'll.
TO three thousand feet ana de,per
large io' 81 al size pipe. neafis new
neatN drtll stem will sell part or an
az pig reduction Complete list fur.
nished upon application. This OUTFIT
- yust what a new company needs and
VIII save them bic money Terry OH
company Sej Garter Bailding. Hous.
ton. Texas. aea
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ATTENTION nouseksrpras.

rhare sse for hArbecued meat Tor
dinner AZ supper sOt per pound de-
lavsrcd sse Rear ais water street
pes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31

FOR SALEr-12-foot row hoat--!n good
eondition--oars, oar-lochs ana anchor
complete--price $500. Perry Sinclair.
s01 Winnebago street. Phone ii75. aa4
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RATES:
&c Per Word
he first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADVER TISIN G
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Locals pcr line. each Insertion. i2c.
Contracts FOR large amounts ~ ad-
vcfiising space on Application at this
office.
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FOR SALE-one Light Fore door 4
passenssr automobile IN good condi
tor G chaddiclS / ca. aye
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The scouts are losing some soft lob,
In baseball
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31
This Date in History.
December ~

800 The Huns laid deHolpte scvon-
teen luNurions provinces Of Gnui.
from the hanka ~ the Rhine 10
tho ryrcnoes Mountains
] as2- Death ~ Wickliffe. father 81 tho
reformation III linFiish Church
1900 The Eas. India Company char
tered by Elizabeth. governed Ia.
dia until the Mutiny In 1853 The
Earl 1T Cumberland and 2ia
KNIGHTS received charter.
1890 liisrlms from thr Mnyflowcr ob :
Hcrycd the sabbath and named
their settlement Plymouth, In
honor 81 Engiish town that hRd
brfriended them.
1874 BATH" Of MulhauHon, In Alnace
French defeated the AuBtiinnR
lf7b.- General Montgomery lost hts life
~ unhucccHgfil assault on Que
bee
ISL Henry laurenr. U. X. ambasan :
dor To Fmncc, liberated from the
tower Of London IN exchange Tor
General IlurHoyne.
i7fs baltimore Incorporated as city
lsG2 Rattle OF Murfrcerb0rus result
undecided
80, A...t,t 49,. 10y = a. ,
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The Nneces Business College win ~.
open january eth. 1915 under the
m.'nagcmcht Of Professors t,iy and
Wood. al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31

HUNTERS Animals and
h'rdS, especially Deer heads. 10 AZ
mounted. must be well saited ana
packed Immediately for shipment
George HofAauer, Artistic Taxidcrm,st
itv West Commerce Street Entrance
at Postal Teiegraph office san An.
tonic Texas a.
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W.ANTED---A gentleman wants single
room In good location and comfortable.
WIN he permanent and must he honest
and specific in terms. Address A. u G..
$50
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Thousands of %
h,g with Neuralgia
know what 20 10 n {
. paln in the nerves
q d. IL "a sooihc III
Nrply Siopn's I.inlmers l
over the painful patJ
Ia, Sluan's l.laimcntS On
uuiclSly 90 the sore, I'D
ana allays the lnflamma(
bnttlr ~ Aloan's Liniment Y.
~ any drugglst and havsl
house AGAINST Colds. Sore
lsn jeinIs i.umbaan. SclaslcN
ailments. Your money hacso IL 4
ipfiesl. hut " does rive almost
rollcf.s Advertisement.
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1894 Amelia IIioomer orr :
the 'bloomet cosiuf :
men, died ~ Iowa. =
500 Kaiser decrned thps 2
century b~gins Jan. y
earlier than flgir A.eis
iatr
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oRUeeiNe

For crubhlng and Clearing land bv
contract. address r. I.ozano. Box ss2
care Caller. s42
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WANTED.

WANTED-~-PCsiilon az stenographer
Salary no item. Desire 10 learn some
business. Phone AZ. go
WANTED raEs-Corpus Christ
Printing Co. sos Starr street ssc
WANTED Room and board with use
OF bath by an elderly man. =. O. Box
sac. 1851
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0. T. STANLEY, A. NJ, NJ. o.. IL. q.
Physician and 5uraeor.
Free Treatment FOR the Poor Wednes-
day and Saturday Forenoons.
SPEClAITlES: Nervous Diseases and
Disease Of Women and OK Children.
eo8 Mesquite Street.
CORPUS CHRISTI, .. TEXAS.
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Mrs. Russell Linman and Mrs. Her
bert Johnson returned home Saturday
from Omaha, where they visited a
the August Linman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry West attended
the class play of the Denison college
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Levi Erickson entertained a
her home Friday. Mrs. Ben Peterson
Mrs. Carl Kulberg and little Helen
Mrs. c. S. Johnson and daughter. Lo
raine, Mrs. Swan Nelson and daugh
ter, Miss Tena, of Odebolt. Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Erickson, of Kiron, Mrs
Chas. Peterson and baby, Mrs. Johr
Johnson, Mrs. Edlof Hendrickson
Mrs. Seth Anderso nand daughter ant
Mrs. John Kulberg. The Afternoon
was spent visiting and doing fancy
work. Late in the afternoon a delic
ious two course luncheon was served
All present report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, OF Lake
View, visited relatives in this vicin
ity the fore part Of last week.
Miss Irene Anderson returned tc
her home in Odebolt Saturday after
pleasant visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Linden and
daughter, Elsie, left the latter part Of
the week for Rock Island, Neb., to be
in attendance at the wedding Of theil
son, Herbert.
Messrs. Joseph Anderson and Ar
thur Paulson were Denison callers or
Monday.
David Z. Anderson met with rath
err painful accident last Thursday. He
was working on a foundation and
small particle OF stone became lodged
in his eye. 1t became so painful that
Friday he went to Odebolt and had
a physician examine the eye and re-
move the particle.
The Epworth League social, given
at the G. w. Newcom home Friday
evening, was not very we'll attended
on account of the stormy evening,
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However, those present enjoyed {
good time.
Miss Grace Fleming, accompanied
by Rev. and Mrs. Ralston, left Mon
day for Nebraska, where they will Wis
it relatives and friends at various
points in the southern part OF the
state. They expect to be gone about
three weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lon Arnold are enjoy
ing visit with the formers mother
and his grandmother this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom were
in Denison Tuesday.
Miss Estelle Johnston and pupils
gave a program and ice cream socia
at their school Saturday evening. A
large crowd was present and all en-
joyed fine time.
Mrs. Jas. Fleming was passenger
to Denison Monday.
| Miss Ellen Fleming returned from
: Denison Friday to spend the summer
vacation at home.
Miss Emily Mccoy and pupils gave
a program and basket social Thurs
day evening in district No. 6. Al
present report a good time. Miss Nc
Coy returned to her home in southern
Iowa Friday evening. after closing {
successful term OF school here.
There will be no Sunday school OF
preaching services at the Methodist
church in Boyer next Sunday. The
regular Epworth League meeting vii
be held in the evening. beginning at
o'clock. All are welcome.
Miss Ida Ogren and Bert Lindstrom
of Kiron, visited at the John Fleming
home Sunday.
Miss Tena Nelson. of Odebolt, Wis
tied the latter part OF the week at the
Levi Erickson home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson were
Boyer callers Wednesday.
Frank Woolston and wife anC
Miss Katherine. Of Denison, attended
the ice cream social at the Geo. New
com home Friday evening. Theil
many Boyer friends were greatly
pleased to see them.
Master Gustav Frahm returned or
Sunday. He has been staying at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. II. Schurke
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10 Chapman farm near Vail and the
large grain elevator was the topic Of
conversation. Professor Buchanan
spoke here on farm elevators and corn
cribs.
The farm of Tracy Chapman was
visited also and both of these places
are ideal when it comes to fine build
ings and the general arrangement of
them. Both Chapmans have farm ele-
vatOrs and all that Is necessary is to
drive the wagon load of grain onto a
platform. dump it and up it goes into
the bin at the top of the building The
lower portion of the buildings are
used for corn cribs.
The last farm visited on the tour
was that of Chas. Flint near Manila.
and here it was that the first silo with
a water tank built on the top was
found. Professor Dunlop spoke very
highly OF this feature and stated that
by all means farmers should locate
their water tanks at some high point
where there would be ample pressure
for fire protection. There are two i'm
mense silos at the Flint place and ev-
erything was up to date there in the
way OF buildings and machinery.
In all the tourists travelled SO miles
and swung around the county in a
huge circle in order to visit as many
places as possible. In speaking Of the
tour, one of the Ames professors stat
ed that he found the best improved
farms in Crawford county Of any place
he had visited thus far this year. He
was pleased to see that farmers were
taking an interest in installing the late
modern methods and at the same time
they are not overlooking the many
conveniences for their wives and
daughters In the way of power wash
ing machines, churns. water systems
in the kitchen and gas and electric
lights.
1t is to be regretted that more OF
our farmers could not have gone on
the tour and heard the very interest,
ing and instructive talks that were
given by these professors who have
made farming their life study.
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pAGETHREE

William Fleming and sister, Grace,
drove to Denison and attended the col
lege class play Tuesday.
near Deloit for the last few months
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Anderson Wis
tied at the Gus e. Anderson home on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Fleming attended the
Ladies' aid at the C. J. Carlson home
Friday.
Arthur Paulson was a Kiion caller
Wednesday.
James Abbott, purchased new
Ford car last Monday.
Messrs. C. S. Johnson and J. D.
Cornish transacted business in Deni-
son Saturday.
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VAIL ITEMS


Misses Stella and Lorraine Hickey
are attending summer school at Den
ison. ~
7. F. Ratchford, of Omaha. spent
last week here visiting friends.
John Fineran, OF. Denison, was a
brief caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Lorensen and children.
OF Denison, were here Friday and
spent the day with Mr.. Lorenzen.
Miss Mary Roche returned to Oma-
ha Saturday after having spent few
days here at the Mrs. Walsh home.
Miss Genevieve Farley and Miss
Katie Costello were Denison visitors
last Friday.
Miss Marguerite Naughton, Of Den
ison, came. Thursday for months
stay here with her grandmother, Mrs.
Walsh. -
Mrs. Mary Quirk spent q few days
of last week in Carroll with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Chas. Macke.
A number of young people from this
place attended dance in Carroll last
Thursday night, given by the Locust
club, the last of a series of dances Civ
en- by this club.
Joe Goss. of Denison, was bust
ness visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. Sophy, of Dunlap, who visited
here few days with Mrs. NJ. Mcguire,
returned to her home Wednesday,.
Edward Dieter is in Ida Grove visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Clarence
Kelly.
Mrs. II. C. Hawley, of Denison, was
here Friday night to attend social
affair of the Eastern Star order.
A. j. Adams and Bart Mitchell were
in Omaha Tuesday on business.
! ]. w. Woolsoncroft is enjoying a
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EXPERTS VISIT
go '''' &C CRAWFORD FARMS

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A commission form of government
for counties is favored by the st. Ans
gar Enterprise. 1t would have three
commissioners, one to control the Of
flee OF sheriff and treasurer and the
other two to divide the other depart
ments Of county government. The
Enterprise thinks such commission
undoubtedly could manage the at
fairs of the county much more eco
nomically and just as efficiently as
they are managed at present"
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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der. 1t relieves painful. smarting, tend
err. nervous feet, and instantly takes
the sting out of corns and bunions. It's
the greatest comfort discovery of the
age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or
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'"rhc expense of the primary cleo
ton for the state of Iowa will be over
s15O,O0O, and it is worth the money
says the Logan Observer. However
just as long as it can be made to
serve the interest OF those who have
the Offices 1t will not be repealed
Greater opportunity is given the boss
cs under the primary law to run
things to suit themselves than under
the old convention system"
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1.-The private bank is a relic Of from
tier times" according to the Clinton
Herald. ut is an agent for fraud and
loose methods and in this state is not
likely to outlast the next legislature. u
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Andrew Bell visited friends at Col
fax over Sunday.
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white WAY"
FOR DENIS0N
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The wires carrying the current for the
electroliers will all be placed in con-
duits underground and thus do away
with overhead wires. These wires
will be connected in such manner
that they may be turned off and on
from one central switch.
Below we print the names OF those
who have donated for tho imnrova-