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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
BUSINESS NEWS AND
COURT RECORD
CHANcERY COURT TRANSFERS


Arthur w. Moore to Arthur H.
Moore, jewelry business, including fur
niture. stock. etc. at No. sos East
Main Street. $3.50.
Marion S. Branch and wife to
Grace {. Burton. Cary Street. near
Meadow. 25x179-9; $40.
Laura Rehing to c. NJ. Andrews
Monument Avenue near Lafayette, FOX
145; $40.
folk lots 1921, block I. Monument
Annex; 50x140; $40.
Walter f Marshall and wife to j.
f. Manson. lot Hazelhurst Avenue,
No. S.. Hillcrest Park, 36x141: s175.
+. r. Jones and wife TO W. r.
Vial. Jr. portion lots IA. bloc KS
Highland Park. $3.50.
r. Mex Shiftlett and wife to A.
l. Mcclellan. eft ais. lots rs. block
is, Barton Heights. s0xt1o; $40,
l.. b. Kelley and wife to c. Fred
Grimmell Nos. 150s-10 Claiborne
Street, 33xi20: $40.
j. II. Jones and wife to Arthur D.
Sprenkle, northwest corner Lewis
Street and Pleasant Old Road, 2osx32;
$4,000
Same to Addie sprenkie. lot adjoin-
ing to Gillies Creek. fronting Lewis
Street. 2os feet and Brom Street, 2ss;
$4,000
Henderson Fields and wife to Hugh
r. Kidd. No. 1923 st. John Street.
axis; 5000.
A. D. SprenkIe and wife to !. Fl.
Jones. Fourth Street. near Canal,
l27xs2: $4,000
Tax Title Co. TO A. w. Ball. Twen-
ty-Seventh Street, near n, 20x132; $40.
Avondale Land Co. to Andrew
Infn Aala
ls1lo0.
r J. Melton to Charles X. Willis.
Jr.. No, 1918 Fourth Avenue, 3oxl 40;
1910
i Field Wilbon. ct ais. to ]. St George
| Bryan, lot Ashland ntNr Meadow.
II93 t-2xt50 $4,000
Richmond College to Mary G Pin
der, Park Avenue, between Lom-
hardy and Birch. 37-10x11613; $40.
| ]. A. Courier to r. z. l.. Marshall
Thirtieth, Near r, 25x132: $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

Live poultry very active; hens In big
demand and prospects for steady and
higher market next week. Chicks very
active. Eggs very active and steady.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09
AXE OUR CITY PROSPEROUS

The most prosperous cities If
any state are those where the
people are loyal to the home
merchants. Sears, of the great mail
order house of Sears Robuck, has
recently died and left an estate
valued at $1,000, 900. Quite 4
snug sum gathered up from the
hundreds of thousands of patrons
who sent in their money from this
and other cities to enrich Mr.
Sears. He is not to be blamed for
his success. He was not responsi-
bic for it. Was you? Yes, Won
were, if you patronized the firm at
the expense of the home merchant
1T you received a superior class of
merchandise at better price than
the home merchant could offer
you, then you were not to he
censured. But you did not. The
home merchant carries dependable
goods. His existence depends
upon his handling that class of
And his prices must
'e right i'll order to retain his
Put it on the ground of
N even break with the mail order ,
louise. the local dealer is entitled ,
o the business. He is the man +
'ho pays the home taxes, that J
Imports the schools, the churches r
ne municipality; he is the man ,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09
Threatened Small
Pox Epidemic

The small pox situation is re-.
ceiVlng much needed attention in
TINS city, and all precautions are
being taken to prevent its ap-
epearance here. While mapv
cases are reported to be in t,,is
PARISH 1t IS, so far, not in Abb
beville.
wednesday all of the school
were vaccinated, who
were not already so, and other
steps are being taken to check the
disease.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09

who contributes to every n,,bI;,
enterprise and to charitabl,
movements. He is the first man
that responds to the appeal for
help. If he is prosperous he can
contribute more. If he is pros
porous hecaf enlarge his store he
can carry 0aarger line of merchan-
disc, he can go farther to meet
metropolitan competition in the
amount and variety of goods
carried. Don't you want those
KIND of stores? Don't YOU want
those kind of merchants You can
have them by buyiny at home
Cut out the peddler and the mail
order house and bring prosperity
to your own business men. The
peddler is here today and gone
tomorrow. What if your article is |
unsatisfactory Where do you get
-edress! The home merchants are
here to make good. The peddler
las your money and left the civ
There isn't single argument in
avor of the Deddler for the mail
rider house as against the home
merchant. Your purchases at home ,
i've the merchant an opportunity q
0 reciprocate in manv WAYS t
loney sent away is lost so far as
eciprocal benefit is concerned. If s
on want to see snappy, livelv $
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09
Thls---And Five Cents.

DON'T MISS THIS. cut ont ,b;s eli,
enclose five cents to Foley & Co.
NhlcaGo' ILL, writing your name and
address clearly. You will received in re-
turn free trial package containing
foiey's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs colds and Group, Foley Kidney
rllis' and Foley Cathartic Tablets For
sale Ill your town by CITY Pharmacy adj
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09
Make Thousands of Dollars
by Picking Scraps of Time
From the waste Basket

Abraham Lincoln would split
rails all day iii the forest and then
J after his days work was finished
would walk five miles to borrow a
book to study and improve himself.
1t is said of George Washington
that in answer to question of his
mother as to why he studied so
late at night, replied that he was
working out the destiny of his
country.
There are hundreds of VOTING
people today who are DESTROYS of
gaming a practical education, but
Tor one reason or another they can
not leave home to secure it. so
they drag along from one wear TO |
the next i'll the same old rut
There are hundreds of others that
are availing themselves of the
opportunity offered bv the cores
pondence department of our
College, saving their leisure
moments and investing them in an
education that will mean thousands
of dollars to them in the coming
years. {
You say that you are not able to q.
take a course, but the person who
CAN least afford it is the one who
needs 1t most and should have it
by all means at any sacrifice: it >
don't cost much. /
Young friend, why not take adj
of this opportunity and
gain business education by using
'our moments that would other
wise be wasted? Why not spend an
lour of the long winter evenings
fter nightfall qualifying yourself
With a knowledge of the famous
'yrne simpliied shorthand, prac-
zeal bookkeeping, typewriting.
rlthmeric, grammer, writing and
Biography, for which the business
'orld will pay you cash?
Fill out the following blank and
lail to the correspondence depart
ent for catalogue and full
Tyler Commercial College,
yler, Texas.
~'--'''''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jurisprudence Course interested
''''''''' '............ ..........,.,.
lsh or note plan.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09
Constipation and Indigestion

i have used Chamberlain Tablets
and must say they are the best I have
ever used for constipation and indiges-
ton. My wife also used them for in
digestion and they did her good " writes
Eugene S. Knight, Wilmington, n. c.
'o'u " al dealers. !. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09

ana prosperous retail city make
your resolution to trade with home
business MEN and you will see
change that will astonish YOU.
They are entitled to your most
loyal support Give it to them
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1915-01-09
Abbevn1e, VcrmilOn Parish La Saturday Ionr-o o75
Standing of Contestants

The following is the standing of
the contestants in the Grirnuer
Trade Extension Campaign, for
week ending Dec. 3Oth:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
Face EruptiOns Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate Inn
purikies Deep in the
- Tissues.

ne rssuisx sbown ~ g q s. IN clearing
shs skin rwveAi bee ssarrhingiv and ho~
daeply this fnmaus bisod suriher ATTACKS
blood troubles Facial sruF.tious are more
offaa significant Of Impaired nNtrftion result
ing frem faulty eiiminAlioa - BODY wastes
Mnaf people realise thia e b. true And
vet Il u Hhhculf matter e. reavince such
people they shouid avoid ihoas harmful drugs
mnch "a msrcaTy. ioaids ~ potash. arsenic
ahd - o.. 3. ;. =. Ei-sa tust a. good eject
without the destructive results. because e q
more searching. Il Koes deeply into the cir
cuiatian wherever the hloed h6wa. but Il does
roe remain 70 clos the aysssm. And its eject
IL complets and thorough as Indicated hy
bleed teAtM Oas q the strange things today
h that 20 pany people are wedded 70 the
motion that mercury ia the ute nntidote. ~
Is net "a. There Il IN 3 8 8. product %
nature that IL rated one % the most potent
principles known fez ths comp lete eiinnination
- bleed troablsz.
Wherever yon - there are people Who
know thia % BE- true from fhsir own expert.
euee. for II hes heen clearly shown there n
enc ingredient In - q. =. rs essential q
health Il the hinod BE impure ~ the nourish.
tor slementn a. fhs grains. sugars and salts
81 eur daily feed Get a bottle of a. a. =
today II any druExisf. but nsist upon 8 8
e, accept 40 substitute. Ard n vour case Il
peculiar or % long stAnSsng. write 90 the
ksdicai ADVISER. TIE swift Specific Co, i0t
swtft Bids. Atlanta Ca.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
some FORMS OF RHEUMATISM
cuRABLE.

Rheumatism ia . disease character
lied ey pains IN the joints and IN
the muscles The most common forms
are: Acute and Chronic Rheumatism,
Rheumatic Headaches. Sciatic Rheu-
mlatism and LumhaEo. All Of these
types can D. helped absolutely hy ap-
plying some good iiuiment that pene-
trates. An application ~ sloan's Lin
irnent two or three times . day 10
the affected part viii give instant re-
neT. Sioan's Eminent IL good for pain
and especially for Rheumatic pain.
because it ponetrates 60 the seat 81
the trouble. sooshes the afflicted part
and draws the pain "sloan's Lini-
ment IL al medicine Get Csc. bot
tie now Keep u handy ia case of
emergency. adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
THE COURT Of
LAST RESORT
PEOPLE WHO KNOW ADVANCED
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS coz.
suit THEM AFTER AL
OTHERS FAIL.
s@s@m Aas Beer Rensmrscmhle.

People who have watched the ca
reer of the Advanced Medical Special
lists have seen them grow from a small
beginning An one institute a few years
aEo, until now they have established
fiourishing institutes IN many Of the
larger cities OF the country. and their
patients have come from practically
ell over the United states The r@a-
son for tais phenomenal growth n that
there l. great merit in their new sys-
&c moi curing chronic diseases. Tho
Doctors are often referred 60 ae the
last resort in mediclna' TRY the
Advanced Medical Specialists hafoFo
you submit 70 the surgeons knife" IL
an oft-repeated expression.
This lady vent Co the Doctors as q
last resort and now she il glad of
a. She says:
T had been = sufferer for several
years with stomach and nervousness.
also had considerable trouble with
my heart in that Il would seen 10
jump and leap. Oftenfimes I would
be awakened at night with IL jumping
This distressed me very much. have
also been very nervous and my storn-
ach panied. and hloated 30. have
always been very careful about my
diet. IL seems that any kind of food
would cause me the most intense pain.
and then would follow an Indigestion
and gaseous aistanSion.
In an effort 20 get relief I tried
about everything In che catalogue u
remedies None. however. ever aeernea
60 help me much Having decided
10 try again l went TO those m&tca-
less specialists In chronic diseases, the
Advanced Medical Specialists. I have
taken their treatment q few days and
Sas certainly pleased with the result
Ny heart does not bother me much any
more and l oan sleep so0d. can also
enjoy eating once more without dis
treasinE pain and bloating Altogether
there has been q wonderful change IN
my condition and ! arm proud 81 Il 10
my friends.
In closing wish 20 say that tae
Advanced Medical Specialists. doctors
have treated me fairly IN every way
and their charges are very reasonable
considering the results accomplished
The Doctors are having great sue
esss. rot only In the cure Of stomach
Disorders but also in all other durable
diseases 81 men ard diseases % wo-
men. digestive organS blood. nerves
including Indigestion. constipation
rheumatism. asthma. epilepsy. nervous
! diseases. diseases % men ard diseases
Of women
Consultation and examination IL al
ways free and invited AZ their Offices
which are located ss zoe Ia south
Palafox. tAdv.D
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
NEW QUESTIONS
RAISED ANENT
NEW UNIFORMS
MAYOR eRgENHuT SPRINGS A
SURPRISE WHEN BIos FOR 20.
Lice AND FiREmENs CLOTHING
OPENED.

BIDS FOR the furnishing Of approx
matcly seventy uniforms fslr members
- the police and frc department were
submitted and opened a. the meeting
- tire city commissioners yesterday
afternoon. There we're two In the rid
ding, Joe Weiland ard watson. PARKER
s Reese Co. and two sets II clothes
FOR the different departments were
mlbmitted The bid ~ watson. Parker
a Reese was for three grades Of cloth
Ing. ct si24e. tis.to and ti4.ao per
suit. with helmets e f2.7o zach. That
% weRand vas sislb0 and SIS.
Each submitted samples e. materials
and the question ~ a ehnlce. or an
award of bids Tor mskirlK up the
clothes. was left open until some time
today. when the commissioners thought
they would have more time 20 make
an examination q ne materials. prices
ETC.
Mayor Gresnhut spranE something
e & surprise when ne announced that
he was not IN favor ~ swing q con-
tract where g vas not suitable 20 the
men who were - BE- elcthed lie said
that he thought that . ran should
have a voice " the matter ~ htIving
clothes. or ef spend1nR his money
where he saw o. ~ least. even Il Il
was only FOR uniform clothing or any
tfinE else
Objection was raised by the CHIEF 81
TIE FIRE department when q was In
timated that "a would be fair and wise
70 split the contract, - that some q
the men could 81 % Welltnd while
others coulA 50 70 the firm ~ Watson.
Parker 4 Reese. The chief stated that
Il would result in uniforms being not
- the same shade. pattern, etc. but
in Tits the mayor took issue. saying
that the contractors would leok 70 that
part - e. % protes-t themselves.
The settlement OF the question this
morning wtA nk@lv be an interesting
cnuclu slon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
N. &P. REQUEST.
IS GRANTED BY.
AN ORDINANCE
MEASURE WAS PASSED THROUGH
SECOND READING AT NEsTER-
DAYS MEETING OF THE BOARD
or COMMISSIONERS.

ReAE the FIRST and second times. the
ordinance. drawn b. the city attorney
and which provides for the extension
OF time for the Memphis q Pensacola
franchise rights was yeaterday after
noon referred to the oity attorney Tor
opinion. and az the next meeting OF
the commissioners Il - possible that
the MEASURE will he passed
This measure gives the Memphis a
Pensacola projectors another oppor.
tunity 90 build the road. II az least
gives them . chance 20 keep intact the
bond which was put up for the faithful
carrying out OF their part Of the pro-
gram and gives them a chance 70
build the road as originally contem.
plated.
This - the road projected from Pen
sacola 70 Memphis. Tenn. and which
franchise would have been forfeited
under the usual order Of things on
June /. In the extension the require.
ment Is AAso inserted for the ding -
= guaranty bond for she construction
and operation OF so many miles 81
railway within two years. and this
viii be done ~ once.
Judge Rolls. who appeared IN behalf
- the ~. a p, explained TO the COM
msssioners that the syndicate ~ bgasi-
ness men now behind this railroad. IL
amply sufficient 70 put through the
proposition In a much shorter space
~ time than stipulated. but desired the
extension of two years in order %
make the proposition a safe enc. He
said. IN fact. that work would be com-
menocd and pushed steadily ahead az
though the promoters had only = few
months In which 20 oornpiete the work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
JULIAN OLSEN
TO JOIN TIGERS
GOES TO 0uLFPoRT TO JOIN DE-
TRoiT TEAM, BEING ACCOM-
PANIED sY BoeBY clLks.

Julian Olsen. one Of Pensscola's ban
players. left yesterday for Gulfpors.
accompanied by Bobby Gilks. wheR
he vii consult with Manager Jsn-
nings with a view 20 signing 60 play
with the Tigers this season. He -
the second Pensacola catcher to leave
la the past few weeks 20 ioin major
league teams. John Gibson now being
with the Cubs In Tampa
Bobby Gilks believes that both Oh
sen and Gibson viii make good In the
big league. despite the fact that their
baseball experience has been confined
to Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
Furniture stored. Ferriss
Warehouse & Storage Co.
Phone 1919.
GERMAN COMMERCE RAIDER
HAS SUNK THlsTEEa SHIPS

RIO Janierc. Bra. March 1.-THE
German auxiliary cruiser Kronprnx
Wilhelm. watch has ABOARD 500 Ger
man sailors. has sunk thirteen vessels
since she began her raid on commerce..
aor~ainw 60 the passengers and crew
of the French steamer Gtsaaeloupe.
who were taken 70 Pernambsleo BY the
British steamer Churchill. The Quad
eaoupe wax sent 20 the bottom By ths
Kronprinz Wilhelm OF tie eastern ex-
tremity o. Brasil
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
rHis-ANp PfvE cgNrsi

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose Eve cents 10 Foley a
Co. Chicago. H.. writing your name
ard address clearly. You wfIl receive
IN return a trial package Containing
Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds AMI Group. Foley Kid
ney pills. and Foley Cathsrtio Tablets.
D'Alemb~rte's Pharmacy. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
TOWNSEND IS HOLDING
OUT FOR MORE SALARY

Mobile. Ala. March is.--Lso U,efty)
Townsend. wao Joined the Mobile
Southern Association pitching star
last season. has not signed q 1915
contract. clubs ofaclais announced to-
day They said he was holding out
Tor ! salary increase
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16

" T. AEbeil. ex-postmaster q I'd
wardsport. Ind. writes: 7 suffered
from severe trouble with my kidneys
and back First bottle Of Foley Kid
nsy Pills gave me relief" Thousands
testify that backache. rheumatism.
sore muscles. aching joints and bad
der weakness vanished when Foley
Kidney Pills were taken. DFAlemberte's
Pharmacy. (Adv.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
Il Roumania Enters
e World War.

mong Other pushing questions "a
surope h the one as 70 which SIDE
aounania lFstends 70 joan n the war.
eafhsw. Dispatches ~ various times
I've BAD her really to iotn Germany
- hsr allies o. Great Britain and
~ allies. Thus far enc has thought
sAs oouid serve her interests beet
: by renatning neutral There IL no
aouhs rhas she win DO Just what bert
nufts her interest IN - far as she
can Al the nations al the time
Dc what they think ls best for thesn-
hNsfves aearca through Europe foF
aeno@s o. sitruisrn would be vain
atsver any nation. wtruggiing o.
NJ. does win BE- dons with the enc
zpoas ~ advMncing fta own inser-
snt
Ths attitude ~ italy As well as that
~ RoumAnia has caused concern 70
both SIDES since ne beginning ~ ths
var Both have known THAI she was
oonsidering her own future and would
g what sire tbouwae Wa best for
heruelf Several tines Il has been
conhdentiy predicted thaa with the
cosnlng o. spring both nations would
gmEnp into the aghting and nov thai
uprsnG h practically a. hand they are
dtvidinw the attention 81 the world
with the arnaies ard naviss ~ the bel
nasra1ta One - the latest stories
about the intsntions u Roumania L.
hat her army wili take the field IN
prii on TIE SIDE ~ the allies. the
former premier had concluded a
NAL agreement for common action
Vim creal Britain. France and Ras-
Nia-
n aournania does Join the allies IL
wiii be an important gain for them
Tor more reasons than taat her army
n highly trained and well equipped
md has a r~putaston for bravery. Her
Feographical position IN respect 20 thss
war IL very important. There - no
doubt that Germany and Austria have
kept In cBnstanf communication with
Turkey BY way q Ronmanla and
Bulgaria Because Serbia and Monte
newro are nEhting with the allies there
has been no other way FOR German
soldiers and arms 70 reach Turkey
since - war began except through
those two countries But n Roumania
toins the allies the rad between Aus
IS TIA and Turkey vii be blocked. Tor
~ the southwest Roumania adSoins
Serbia and on the northeast Rassa.
+ F'rom the Adriatic see 20 the Baltic
rs bon the west and south Germany and
y Austria would then face an unbroken
tontile front
- This practical Isolation ~ Turkey
fand the closing 90 % a gap through
u waich Germany and Austria might ~
c~tvc supplies - food would ~ worn
= great deal 70 the allies. while ths
Roumauia army. consisting ~ AZ iesst
zoe 900 men on a vur footing. - well
known 20 he fun % nghtinK splrst
and ready Tor war. It's position now
~ on the rfRht flank 81 Austria's ar
mics iu the Caxpashian region and
RukoWina. where Austria has rooenzy
bean claiming successes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-16
Underwriters.
QUESTION CITY.
ON WATER PLANT.
THE SOUTHEASTERN AssocIA.
TioN SENDS NOTE OF INQUIRY
CONCERNING RECENT OCCUR.
RENEE AT MUNICIPAL STATION.

Conoerning the conditions said 20
have existed AZ the Pensacola water
plant on the evening q March last
a letter OF inquiry was received BY the
commissioners from the Southeastern
Enderwr4ters Association o. Atlanta
Ia which fun explanation ~ conditions
was requested. Commissioner johnson
replied 90 the letter yesterday. aud in
formed the underwriters that nof only
was the city seeing 60 IL that there he
no repetition u the conditions. but
thar the commissioners are fixnrinE on
the erection ~ a modern water pump
Ing station. plans for which are now
on Tie in the once Of the commissioner
Of public works. The correspondence
over The recent incident, however. was
as follows
letter Frou Underwater.
Atlanta, Ca. March H. 1915
The Water Department. City of pensa-
cola, FYa
Dear slrs: We have been advised
that on occasion - q recent heavy rain
the boilers a. the municipal pumping
station az Pensacola were put ont ~
commission for several hours on ac-
count Of water backing up under the
boilers and extinEuishina the ires. We,
are, Of course. concerned ever q con-
cition Of this kind. and We are. there
fore. writing you az once 70 obtain
authentic information about the occur
renee referred a.. We shalt appreciate
such details as you can give " in re-
gard 20 this matter as We are likely
% be asked questions about g. and IL
r.. of course. desirable from our view
point that We may be able to answer
such questions IN an authoritative
manner
We shall await your reply with in
teress
Yours very truly
A. NJ. sCHoEN.
Chief Engineer.
Tire city's Reply.
Southeastern Underwriters Associs-
ton. Atlanta Ca
Attention Of Mr A. NJ schcen. chief
engineer.
Dear Sir: Referring 70 yuur favor Of
March i2. 1915. viii say your advice
regarding flooding Of pumping station
on the evening a. March ~ partially
true. The water did not reach the IRE
IN furnaces. but filled the engine wheel
4
| sary. The lower tank wnS shut on
sFd contained water held for emer-
gency. This left the city without water
for domestic purposes for three and a
half hours. The plant IL equipped with
storm doors for such emergency, and
can be easily held against food waters
as has been proved on previous oc-
| caslons. IN this instance the waters
penetrated under wall footing on west
side, where a pipe had recently been
/ Installed and hack filling had not been
tamped firm enough We do not antici-
/ pate another similar occurrence. az
everything has been made secure
| In this connection we would say that
the commissioners have had under CON
sideration the erection ~ e modern
building in which every feature tend
ms to safety and security VIII be in.
| Guided
Yours truly.
r. T. SWEENEY,
superintendent