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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01
THE FORKS

MIR. and Mrs. Clarence BARLEY of
Jackman were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Marshall and Mrs. George r.
Wilson over Thursday on their way
home from Bangor.
Fluctuations are extended to Willie
Hunnewell and wife on the safe ar
rival of little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Merrill with
Mont Bean were at Skowhegan
Thursday night
Mrs. Alice Spaulding and children
Muriel and Dwight from Caratunk
are visiting at the home of her moth
er Mrs. Eta Morris.
DR.. I. l.. Salley of Skowhegan was
In town Thursday night professional
ly.
Sturgess Durgin and Harold Com
Der are at home from Hebron for the
summer vacation also Alton Durgin
from the NJ. c. l.. Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bean from
Caratunk and Mr. and Mrs. Bub
Bean were In Lewiston last week
where the last mentioned gentleman
purchased a very handsome pair OF
heavy horses weighing about 1880
pounds.
W. 4. and o. T. Jones left Monday
morning for visit to their old home
In sheiburn. n. q.
Mr.. and Mira James o'Brien OF
Lake Mcxie returned home from
Lewiston last week with a nice new
Jackson six.
Mr.. and MIRA wocdie sandburn
and Mrs. Hattie Robinson are AZ the
home u Mr.. and Mrs. Lesman Pierce.
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SOUTH SOLON (T)

Myron Jewett and L. F. Boardman
in their autos took their families on
trip to Kingfeld Sunday.
A. L. Ladd and son Loren of Paw
tucket, R. l., came last week for their
summer vacation. Mr.. Ladd intends
to do inside finish on his house this
summer.
Try an ad in Everybody's Column
Mrs. W. o. Paul was visiting with
her son Ernest few days last week
at the village.
Born to the wife of Clyde McIntire
last Sunday girl, S1a lbs, Dorothes
Laura.
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due pupils and teacher who is Miss
Nettie Moody of this town.
Crops are looking backward in this
vicinity.
The ice cream sociable on Mrs. D.
H. Bartletts lawn last Wednesday
evening was well attended and a good
sum was realized.
The new Town Hall is completed
and will be dedicated Thursday even
ing. July Sth, with an entertainment
and socable.
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operation which she had performed
for appendicitis. She is much i'm
proved in health.
= School closed at the South Mercer
district with speaking pieces and dia-
logues. James Bacon received
very nice box of candy as a prize for
not being tardy, absent or missing a
word in spelling for the entire term.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Downs of
Massachusetts are visiting at Frank
Kelley's.
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WEST PALMYRA

The following pupils OF the Gale
school, Miss Flora Gleason teacher,
were not absent or tardy during the
term: Lila Allen, Rebecca Pennell.
Pupils not absent during the term:
Vernon Lenfest, Kenneth 'Leathers,
Edna Lenfest, Edith Lenfest Pupils
absent only one day, Melvin Wyman,
Arabell McCrillis. The scholars gave
a fine entertainment recently and
much credit is due the teacher for
her efforts in directing the same
Among those appearing in the vari-
GUS numbers were Melvin Wyman
Archie Vanadestine, Charlie and Lynn
McCrillis, Helen Boston, Kenneth
Leathers, Jeanne Corson, Roland
Gourley, Edith Lenfest, Donald Vana-
destine, Rebecca Pennell, Vernon Len
fest, Arabelle McCrillis, Lila Allen,
Marion Wyman, Levere Hart, Priscilla
Fortier. Hazel Boston, Edna Lenfest
and Dorothy Whitehouse.
CARATUNK
Mrs, Albert Powell of Carmel and
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Fairfield and Chester c. Burrill, wife
and two boys from Augusta, who is
employed in the Kennebec Journal Of
fee. They all came in Chester Bur-
rills auto.
E. B. Richardson and wife enter
tanned Edgar Clifford and wife one
day last week. They also visited at
Herbert Richardson's.
Mr.. Clifford and wife and E. B.
Richardson and wife and son Wilbur
spent day at Lakewood last week.
Although it was a day of showers
they had fine time.
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EAST SkOwHEGAy

II has been busy time In this
place lately.
Harold Foster and family have
gone To Massachusetts. where he ex-
poets to md employment.
irwin Davis and family were In this
place Sunday calling on friends and
visiting At Henry Richardson's.
Wallace Jewell. wife and little
granddaughter we're at their cottage.
coming Saturday aud returning to
their home Ia falraeid Sunday night
Also Nra Rose Bracket Was al the
Jewell camp from Norridxewoek. q
sister OF Mr. Jsweii.
Mrs y G. narrill entertained her
two sons Al her home In iAts place
sunday. Charles nurTill ard wifs Of
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CORNVILLE

Godfrey Gilbert, wife and daugh-
tiers of Corinna were guests recently
of S. S. Blaisdell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strickland of
Hopedale, Mass. are guests of San
ford Strickland and family.
Percy Easier has moved his family
to the A. E. Currier place.
Mr.. Flewelling of Pressure Isle has
purchased the Ralph Dodge farm and
moved his family there
Children's day was observed in
Wesserunsett Grange, Thursday of
last week. A baked bean dinner with
pastry, ice cream, cake and fruit was
served In the banquet Hall at noon.
A fine program was presented in the
afternoon by the children.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moody and
two children spent the week end at
North Arson as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Colby York.
Lewis Henderson has been at home
from Madison for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilman are In
Pressure Isle this week visiting Mr..
Gilman's brothers.
George Tozier Of Scion and his son
belmont OF Jersey City recently visit
I'd relatives In this section.
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MERCER

Edward Walton and wife have just
returned from an eight days visit
with friends around Boston. having
visited their son who has eonfee-
tionery store In Franklin and Mr..
walton's brother In Medheld. They
also visited salisbury Beach and Nan
tssket, MIR, walton's folks had a
very hne time. Mr.. Walton says be
did not see anything tina, looked any
better than Maine He thinks grass
IL looking bs,ter here than Ia Massa.
ehusstis
Mrs. Hanson Cismsnt 10 quite seri.
ously III al this writing Mrs. Scott
nurse frvm Norridxvwoek 10 caring
for her.
Mrs lyman psnnisoa fetaraea to
her honas June ard after being soas
about three moaths on account Of the
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OUIYNERASSETT

Edgar Barnes and family of Skow-
hogan have moved onto the farm re-
Gently purchased by H. S. Withee ct
al.
Mrs. J. f. Woodbury. and son John
of Haverhill, Mass. are visiting Mrs.
Woodbury's uncle, J. F. Woodsum.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lancaster visit
ed in Madison Sunday
The G. c. Club will meet with Mrs.
Mary Longley this week Wednesday.
Two large loads of corn boxes for
the North Fairfield cannery. passed
by here Monday. They came from
Industry. making a long days drive.
They have nine thousand boxes to
haul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Atwood, Fair
field. visited relatives here last Tues
day.
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MAYFIELD

Maude Campbell and little daughter
Vina and sister Mildred Perry went to
North Arson for an auto ride last
Sunday.
Cards have been received here Of
the marriage of Annie Campbell to
H. E. Skidmore of North Arson.
Luther Temple of Bingham was in
town Saturday of last week.
Maude Campbell closed a twelve
weeks term of school at Mayfeld
Wednesday.
County Commissioner Libby was in
town Saturday.
Perley Bryant went to North Arson
in an auto Sunday.
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The News of Somersets Busy Towns

was thoroughly enjoyed by a large
crowd of townspeople.
Last Sunday morning the members
of the Congregational Sunday School
gave very nice concert at the
morning service which consisted of
songs and Rotations by the children
and special music by the regular
choir. An interesting and appro-
pirate address was given by the pas
tor Rev. r. L. Sheaff to the children.
W A. Clifford of Island Falls has
been in town during the past week on
business.
All the stores will be closed Mon
day, July 5th.
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BRIGHTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Elery Brasier of ABB
bot were visiting Mrs. Thurza Jones
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kinney went
to Guilford Saturday. Mrs. Kinney
to stop short time with her sister.
Liant Haskell was up from Water
vile over Sunday.
Mrs. John Murray and children of
Waterville are guests at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hanson of
Harmony were Sunday callers in
town.
Mrs. Ann Adams of Wellington has
been visiting relatives in town the
past week.
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BIGELOW HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. wilmont Porter and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Young of Monticello. arrived Sunday
evening at Clinton Luce's In Mr. Por-
ter's Buick automobile. making the
trip from Aroostook In one day.
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pVpLEyv CORNER

The school at Dualsy's Corner held
liz annual plsnie Friday, June Is. Ia
grove near the school building
There was a iarse astseaanes OF ehit-
drsn and mAny Of the paFsnis pla-
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Sick Animals

TIE tssatmsai ~ dlssas~s ef Hessss.
Cassls. shs~y> pess and fe~lA. " sivsa IN
d. HwmpAs.ys Veterinary MsaaaL mailed
sss.. llumphwys' Veterinary ksEssisss
l61 Wil1t--s -. New Yask.
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NORTH CORNyILLE

Harvey D. Eaton spent the week
end at his estate here.
Mr.. Stork left an express bundle
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Hurd last Sunday morning, contain
ing a 9 ID. baby boy named Robert
Maine. Mother and child are doing
nicely. Her mother Mrs. Herbert
f. Coffin and sister Minerva Edyth
have arrived from their home In Ber-
wick. Maine, to be with her.
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ST, ALBANS


Mrs. Nina Wheeler of Lewiston has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Chester
Libby. Their mother Mrs. Hannah
Emery OF Mainstream was with them
owing TO the illness OF Mrs. Libby
Mrs. Robert Martin returned from
Wateryille Saturday.
Charles Webb OF North New Port
land visited his sister Mira Frank
Libby and family Sunday.
A. r. Biselow Ia having a cottage
built on the shore Of Indian Stream
William Forsy,he 10 very III At his
home.
~. Adams Grange entertained Pal
myra patrons. seventy-three In nara.
Der. and were themselves resaled
With q delightful program furnished
by the visitors with the home pa
troas and others from adjoiaiag or
dsrs. t~o hundred and six msmesrs
parsook Of hoHntifal repaxt. eonsis',
Tag Of salads sandwiches. pastry aha
coffee
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
MARRIAGE.
ESNEAULT--GAUDIN

Announcement has been
made of the approaching mar
riage of Miss Lea Esneault,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Esneault formerly of
Lucy, but the past few years
residents of Lutcher, La, to
Mr.. Bernard Gaudin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gau-
din, of Lutcher, La,
The nuptial ceremony will
be performed at the ST. Joseph
Catholic Church Paulina, La.
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
on Tuesday, September II.
Congratulation IN advance
Of the happy event are being
Iextended the popular
couple by Their host Of
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
BoARD0F SUPERVISORS
State of Louisiana,

State of Louisiana,
Parish Of st. John the Baptist,
Court House, Edgard, La, Aug. 10, 1915
The Board of Supervisors of Election
of the Parish of st. John the Baptist
met this day at the Court House for the
purpose of appointing Commissioners
and Clerk of Election to serve as such
at the General Election to be held thru
out this Parish on Tuesday, Aug, 81 1915
The following persons were duly ap
pointed:
1st. Ward Poll at j. L, Pancaire.
Gabrielle g, B. Weore Commissioner
Alex. Webre
Zepherin Vicknair
| Charles l.. Stewart Clerk,
+ Ind Ward d-Poll at Court House.
Emanuel Laiehe Commissioner
/ T, e. Webre
| Albert Becnel
/ Walter j. Oubre Clerk,
3rd Ward Poll at A. j. Lacaze.
Henry Roussel Commissioner
Arthur Fabre
Leopold Laurent
Whitney Schexnaydre Clerk
4th Ward-Poll at Charles St. Martin.
Nelson Madere Commission er
Raoul Cambre
| Frank Gieutat
James Roussei Clerk.
5th Ward-Poll at P. Rene Monte.
/ j. A. Cuny Commissioner
Henry P. Perret 2
George Haydel
H. Bodin Clerk
{. 9Th Ward Poll at Sixth Justice Cour
Building.
i s. H. MONTE Commissioners
/ Louis Tregre
/ J. a CherauIt
] George st. Martin Clerk
Polls as now established viii be opene
Efrou 500 o'clock A. n. to 700 so'cloc
.EP. al. according To law
WILLIAM j. HART.
DANA MONTH,
GUY R CHAUvINs
Board of Supervisors of lsct:on.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Those We Meet, Hear of and
See During the Week.
Visitors in and out Of the
Parish.

Misses Alba, and Laurence
Dufresne, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anicet Dufresne, of st.
Amelia, after spending a delight
ful stay at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. John D. Reynaud left last
Saturday for Wallace, La.
q a
Our genial friend Mr.. L. D.
Perret, of Edgard was mingling
with his many friends in the
First Ward last week.
Attorney Louis M. Reynaud
was a business visitor at the St.
John Courthouse on Wednesday.
Our popular Sheriff, Hon. Paul
Berthelot returned Monday, after
taking much-needed rest.
Sheriff Berthelot is looking more
| jubilanb than ever, and will soon
start his campaign for reelection.
4 q
Don't fail to save up your
aickles, and Dimes for the Crane
Church Fair that will be giver
next month at Edgard for the
benefit of our St. John Church,
The cause is 2 most worthy
one and every one should parti
cipate and also contribute to sucl
a good and noble cause.
Many distinguished, and pro
Iminent characters Of our parisl
have r ecently decided to take
ride in the Political Wa.
gon" and are taking a fast driy,
to their political graves.
=
/ The 7. H. Hempel and soi
Insurance Agency paid t
George Lorio, the sum o
l. Two Thousand Dollars :
as payment in fuIl, for a So
600 Insurance policy on
furniture destroyed by Fir
which occurred on July /
i 1915 on his property, at Sta
Plantation, Parish st.
Charles, La,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
CHURCH FAIR NEWS.

The second meeting of the or
ganizers of the Big Fair to be
given on Sept. 25th. and 26th for
the benefit of st. John the Bap-
list Church took place Tuesday
night, when the chairmen Of the
different committees reported on
the result of the past week.
The reports were most encou-
raging, and can be summed up
in two words, which are the
slogan of the workers for this
good cause: DOING FINE.
Donations are coming in freely,
from all sources, and the promise
of assistance is most gratifying.
The young ladies in charge of
selling the tickets for the Big
Rattle of the wonderful and
costly FOUR HUNDRED DAY
CLOCK are most active and
their efforts are being splendidly
rewarded as the tickets are sell.
ing fast. The prize for this rattle
1.-The curious and beautiful FOUR
HUNDRED DAY CLOCK,
which is made of highly polished
imported brass, wrought in most
pleasing design, the whole of 1t
! covered by a large cyrstal dome
has been received and ison ex-
hibitfon at E. j. Cares Store.
DAILY a curious and admiring
throng extols its beauty. The
four prizes for the successful
contestants are also to be seen.
and excite the admiration and
and desire of all for their beauty
Better get busy young ladies,
and bend every effort to cop"
one Of these most desirable pieces
Eof jewelry. And by the way, you
the Great Public, on whose good
| will and kindness so much de-
pends to make this Fair a grand
success, do not try to oelude these
charming solicitors, each striving
for the first prize: for il you
succeed in temporarily putting
| off dark eyed Suzan, you viii
| not be able to resist the entrea-
ties of blonde Marie, and may
Ieven fall prey to the eloquent
pleading of a third siren with
tickets to sell. SO, be generous.
and ''fall for it, the first time;
you will do so eventually, so,
why not noWl
The chairman of the entertain.
ment committee reports that act,
ors for the different plays
sketches, songs, are being select
ed and will be put thru theil
5paces" for the first rehearsa
Sunday. According to their pro
5 gram, there will not be a dul
minute throughout the entirt
J duration of the Fair. Good music
: has been secured and will delight
b all appreciative listeners as vel
as those who delight in tripping
, the light fantastic" 'Nuff said
More next week.
Committee on Publicity
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
St. John Fails To Furnish
School Census
MAY Lose Ahare Of Distribution
Which viii Be Made Next Monday.

The returns of the school CEN
sus of Louisiana, taken By the
school authorities throughout the
State, under order of the Legisla
ture, and which was completed
more than a month ago, were re
ported as coming in very slowly;
and very strange and sad to say
st. John parish up to this writ
ing had not yet furnished the
figures Of the last school census,
and for that reasan st. John may
lose her share Of the distribution
which will be made next Monday
by the State Board of Education
We sincerely hope that Superin
tendent Bourgeois has by this
time furnished Superintendent
Harris with our census figures,
as a failure to attend to this
urgent and important matter
will place US in a very precarious
and embarrassing situation for
the next four years.
We read the following in the
Times--Picayune Of August l8:
Because of a failure (of the
Superintendent to return cen
sus lists of the educable.children
lin their midst, ST. John, and
Grant parishes, are threatened
with the loss of their share of the
lstate's general school fund fol
| the next four years.
The State Board of Education
meets next Monday to approve
the recent census of school chill
Idren taken in the various parishes
Iof the state. All census lists were
Idue in the office Of the State
Superintendent of Education
Harris July |, but st. John, ant
Grant parishes have failed t
I.makereturns, and have taken NJ
notice of a number of inquire
fby letter and telegraph sent then
by Superintendent Harris.
UNLESS these parishes ge
their census books in to me il
time to be checked up and includ
ed in my report to the board
they will not be included in th
apportionment list. This wi
mean that they win get no sehoc
funds for the next four years
declared Superintendent Harri
! in discussing the situation las
Wednesday.
We hope that superintender
3 Bourgeois has taken up this in
port ant matter BY this time, an
0 will have our schools placed Q
J the apportionment list for th
next four year.
nj
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
Last Of Persons

Selected to serve as Grand Juror and drawn
to serve as Petit Jurors for the Second aud
Third Weeks of the session of the Twenty
Eighth Judicial District Court in and for the
Parish of st. John the Baptist to be held aud
begun on the Second Monday 18th day. OF
September, 1918,
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Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN
Faucheaux, r., of Wallace,
La, on Saturday, August 4,
1916 a girl.
The new conner was cllrlsten
ed last Sunday afternoon at
the st. Phillips Catholic
Church at St. Patricks, La
Rev. Father B. Martin
officiating.
Miss Alba Dufre sne, of St.
Amelia and Mr.. Faueheaux.
of Wallace, stood as sponsors
The little one who was giver
the name of Mary Ann diee
last Tuesday.
=
: What will be the consequence
If the professional politicians Sc
llect the entire city representation
to the Constitutional Convention
In whose interest do you thinl
| these politicians are sending then
/ selves and their representative
Ito this convention in yours, o.
theirs VIII they not further fas
/ en- on you and your city and you
Ifanailie their political control
and does not that control max
1slaves of you and affect you an,
your families in every thing Whicl
/ goes to make up your life? Wi
4 they not decide from their owl
point of view every question tha
comes up how it affects thei
own political organization an
their own political future9
Ask YOUR selr these question an
answer them for yourselves
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21

-5LTWt G0Fy.a :, -
Clerk 5 Office, Parish of ST John the Bap
st. Louisiana, this 4th day of August A. =
". B. HART,
Dy. Clk of CT and Ex.of jury Com
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1915-08-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.
State Of Louisiana,
ar;sh Of ST Iahn the RRntist.

Parish of st, John the Baptist,
Court House. Edgard, La.,;Aug. ss19l5.
Pursuant to law, the Board Of supervi.
sors Of Elections OF the Parish OF st.
John the Baptist met this day st the
Court House, for the purpose OF order
ing a General Election to be held thu.
out this Parish on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1915.
for the submission to the qualified cleo.
tors whether or not Constitutional
Convention shall be called to meet n
New Orleans on the 14th day Of septen
ber, 1915. and also for the election Of 9
i delegate to represent this Parish 70 the
said Constitutional Convention.
There being no further business, q
adjournment vas taken to the can Of ths
Chairman.
WILLIAM ]. HART,
GUY Il. CHAUVTN,
DANA MoNTz.
supervsors q elections
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-03-04
Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to law. the annual municipal
election of the town of Crested Butte.
Colorado, will be held in the said
town on Tuesday, the fifth day of
April, a. d. 1915, for the purpose
of clecting the following officers for
said town, to-wit;
One Mayor to hold office one year.
Three Trustees, to hold office two
years.
One Treasurer,;o hold office one
year
One Clerk and Recorder, to h"ld
office one year.
One Marshal, to hold Office one
year.
One Police Magistrate, to hold
office one year.
precinx No. embraces all of
said town; polling place, council
room, City Hall.
The polls will be open at seven
O'Clock \. NJ. and remain open until
seven O'Clock =. NJ. of said day of
election
The judges of the election for the
said town precinct will meet at the
polling place above designated on
Tuesday, the 10th da OF March,
and the 30th day of March, A. d.
1918, for the purpose of revising,
correcting and completing the annu-
al registry list for the said election
and will meet again ON the day pre-
ceeding the election to complete said
registry list as required by law,
There will also be submitted tp
the qualified electors of said town:
Shall salaries for Mayor and
Town Trustees be abolished?
There will also be submitted to
the qualified electors OF said town
who shall have paid property tax
in the year next preceding said
election, the propositions:
Shall Water bonds be issued?
Shall Light 1onds he issued?
Witness my hand and seal of
said town of Crested Butte, Colo,
4tb day Of March, A. d. 1915.
JoHS MCINTYRE,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-03-04

ton be canvassed and certified by
the judges of election in substan-
tally the same manner rs is done
for candidates for the Offices of said
town.
Moved by Runnoe, sec by Kochevar
that the correction on the first ordinance
should be left with our attorney, as to
whether they should be corrected or
not.
Moved by Bennett sec by Panion
to adjourn. Ayes all.
JOHN MCINTYRE, Clerk.