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INDIVIDUAL WORK
BROUGHT SUCCESS
FOR MAUTS FAIR
Continued from page PSI

y NsSAlCIhhCu LiOtH dES III
Livestock and Animal fIusbandry-
D. T. Fleming.
Forestry. C. Fitzgerald
Manufactured Products j. p Fos-
ter.
Machinery ~. J. Walsh.
Health and sanitation William os-
mers
Buildings and Grounds-R. 4. Wads-
worth
Advertising ard Publicity y. B. Nc.
Swanson.
propran Elmer z 3evins, William
S. ChilIingworth and Victor Schoen.
berg.
Awards and PrizeS-L r. Mathews.
Tr5nsportation-W William Walsh
Entertainment End Amusement
J Garcia chairman: J T. FaDtcnl.
Mrs. L. G.. Jones, Miss NJ Hoffman.
c u. f.ufkin. G. D. Ekimori. r. r.
T1nfkin. 7 A. Dunn. II. M GGsner.
J X. KeoIa. Miss II. Hart. secretary;
II. A. Wadsworth, rieabef ex ofiiclo
Agrohony
F.. G. Krauss. chairman: j. G
Moore, secretary; II d. Slogget.,
sugar cane divlsicn: " l. Wells.
pineapple division; S. A. Baldwin, for
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WORK Of women
FORMS EXHIBIT
WITHOUT EQUAL
Useful and Ornamental Articles
Make Collection That Does
Honor to Skill and Taste


Wnmens wors might well have had
far larger accommodation than they
we're allotted. Fed II had the room u
warranted il wlalti have filled t~l
rooms of TIE sixe given.
Jadging from the display OF hand. ,
work shown at tie fair there are 40
womenS anywhere more ssilful with
tire needle than are the women OF
Hawaii Drawa work and embreid.
cry laees. cF0eheting. plain sewing.
hemsutchins md work. the names ot
which tare unknown TO mere nan.
hung IRON walls and were Laid ont on
tables and shelves. The lady la charge
had apologies only for the quarters
in which these beautiful goods were
stored. The exhibits could not aDolo-
gize.. they could only proudly. II ST.
lently. tell Of the skillet their makers.
In this section CT the fair there were
two exhibits that were remarkable
in more respects than one. Both
were quilts, one was valued at $3.50
and the other at sf00 Both had won
awards They we're made by the same
woman and she is 6s years OF age.
These are merely cited as examples
Only woman can appreciate and
write of the beautiful handiwork OF
women that was shown II Fl impos.
sible for mere man to go into de-
| tails.
Two dresses may we'll be mentioned.
One of these vas silk gown 100
years old and beside it was a wedding
gown that was worn by some charln-
ing bride $50 years ago.
Those who have the idea that Ha-
wall women so about clad in grass
skirts and Ieiss or even that such was
the former attire should have seen
the fair exhibit The judges awards
will have to tell the story.
Home Needlework
Mrs. F. G. Krauss. chairman; Mrs
w. A. Baldwin. Miss Mae Martin, Mrs.
Decoto, Mrs. Z. omsted.
Prize Awards
| Glass 1-Best exhibit of white
lunch set, either embroidery or
crochet First. Mrs. Cannon, Lahaina:
second, Miss Mae Martin, Paia; third,
Mrs. Rosecrans, Paia.
Glass 2-Best exhibit white embroid-
cry: First, Miss Mae Martin, Paia;
second, Mrs. X Hubhenette, Kahului;
third, Mrs. Peries.
lass S.pss. eAnlot "a WI
/ erocHeS OF hn.s.eu ,see, ,,iIee f saaas -
more: First, MISS Memlnali' raia.
| lass 4Lpese eAhlpis ", Mlney =.
eoiorea tattiIs Tlls.. 70 t ..a Up Up,
SECOND, mrs' Z. W. ASTON lnitu' Aiis %
irene AlNen. -
Glass BEST exhibit OF eoloTed en-
broidery: First, lshi kunimoto, Hama
kuapoko; second, Mrs: ~ Seesunoto'
third, Mrs. F. w. Hardy
Class 6--Best exhibit of crochet bed
spread: First, Mrs. George Dunn, La
| halna; second, Mrs. Shrader, Wai-
/ Iuku; third, Mrs. Fernandes.
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LECTURES PROVE
GOOD FEATURE IN
AGRONOMY tent
CONTINUED from Page 25l

the best exhibit of beans, to Erehwon
Ranch, Waiakoa, Kula.
New Era Homestead Farms cup
for the best exhibit of potatoes, to
Manuel de Rego, Waiohuli, Kula.
New Era Homestead Farms cup for
the best exhibit of corn, to Haleakala
Ranch, Makawac.
Glass A-Suear Cane
THE sugar cane awards were hand
ed to the managers office direct and
will no doubt be found in the list fur
nished by that office.)
Glass B-PineappIes
Best six ripe fruit First, iona,
Ulumalu; second. Haiku Ranch, Hal
ku; third, Honolua Ranch, Honolua.
Best three growing plants. First.
Haiku Fruit g. Packing Company, Hal
ku; second, Harold Rice; third, Hal
ku. Ranch.
Best six. each, crowns, slips and
shoots. First Haiku Ranch; second,
No. 492;; third, Honolua Ranch.
Best exhibit of plants and fruit in
different stages of growth. First,
New Era Homestead Farms. Haiku;
second. Haiku Fruit & Packing Co.
Class c-Field Beans
Best 25 lbs. Maui Red. First, Ereh
won Ranch. Waiakoa, Kula; second,
Makawao Japanese. Makawao; third
Manuel de Rego, Waiohuli, Kula.
Best % lbs. calico. First, Y. va
mamoto. Waiakoa, Kula; second, Ma
kawao Japanese, Makawao; third, No
25S.
Rest % lbs. calico type, First
Erehwon Ranch, Waiakoa, Kula; sec
ond. No. ISL
Best % lbs. white navy. First. Y.
YaLnamoto, Waiakoa, Kula; second.
Erehwon kanch, Waiakoa, Kula;
third, Yokoyama.
For excellent, exhibits where there
vas no competition Special, Soy
beans. Makawao Japanese, Makawao:
special, Canadian Wonder beans,
ErehWon Ranch; special, peas, Y. va
mamoto.
c,,ass D---Irish Potatoes
Best % lbs white variety, new po-
tatoes. First, Manuel de Rego, Waio-
hull, Kula; second, Makawao Japan.
csc, Makawao,
Best % lbs. white variety, old po-
tatoes First, No. 252; second, New
Era Homestead Farms, Haiku.
Special to New Era Homestead
Farms for collection Of new and stand
ard varieties.
Class E-3weet Potatoes
Best % lbs. pink variety Second,
New Era Homestead Farms. Haiku;
third. New Era Homestead Farms.
Haiku.
Best % lbs. yellow variety. First.
frank Lawson. Pauwela; second. New
Era Homestead Farms, Haiku; spe-
cial. Frank lawson, Pauwela
Best p lbs. white variety. Second,
Makawao japanese, Makawao; third.
New Era Homestead Farms. Haiku
Rest % ihs largest vans for stock
feeding. First Estabon Bacque. XII
hei; second. S. r. Naples, Puunene;
third, Fsta5on Bacque. Kihei; special.
Yrs ". F, Nnssman, Nahiku
c.aos Field Germ
Best 10 ears yellow cent. First,
Haleakala RHnch. Makawao: second
Sew Era Hopneets.ae EARNS. f.ai.lu.
Best IN cas- white dent. First.
Gvnre Ranch. Nakawao; second. All
Won. Waiohuli, Kuia: third, Haleakala
Rapcb Iakawao.
Pest Ia eaTs flint tvne. white or
velcw "irzs ;Earoi6 Rice. Mai5aWao:
enccnd. No. 4G3: third, crofe Ranch.
Iatavan
Test - earc Hatiyp tvres. eHoh as
Faa First il Hara,nctc. Waiakoa.
J ula5 seccld. Miss Rose Crook, Ma
Lawao; third. Harold Rice, slakawao
Fest collection of above types. First,
Haleakala Ranch. hakawao; second,
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age and pasture grasses; Manuel De
Rego, corn, potatoes and beans; G. 2.
Cooke, irrigated forage crops. etc.;
Frank Locey, general; James Lindsay.
general; E. B. Blanchard. general;
George Copp, general; Robert Won
Tenpsky. general; John Gray zabris.
kie, general; George 5. Lake, general;
n. Omstead, general; David T. FIem.
ing, coffee, etc: G. w. Sahr. general.
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legitimate means looking toward such
an end.
Value Is Already Proved
The past work of the station has
been written up in numerous bulletins
and reports on various agricultural
topics, most OF which are available
for free distribution The experiment
station at Honolulu and the extension
division at Haiku stand ready at any
time to give all available information
regarding any agricultural problem or
trouble which rises in the islands. The
library at the station contains COM
plete set of the state experiment sta
ton bulletins and also the publica-
tons of most of the experiment sta
lions throughout the world.
The Horticultural department at.
tends to the fruits. The chemistry de-
partment looks after soil and fertilizer
problems. The pathological depart
ment studies the methods for control
of the various plant diseases. The
marketing division markets the small
farmers crops after they are raised.
The extension division brings to the
farmer all that is go6d and helpful for
him in his work.
To summarize, it may be stated that
the experiment station stands back
as an earnest ally Of every Influence
tending to promote the agricultural
industries of the islands. 1t makes
available to the various farmers all
the data which has been developed
during past years and stands ready to
undertake special experiments to solve
problems to which the answers have
not yet been found, especially under
Hawaiian conditions.
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Governor Pinkham was host at a
dinner at the Maui hotel at which
there were about 20 invited guests.
Nearly 200 guests were served at din,
ner that night in the Maui hotel
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r.. Wadsworth demonstrated that
he was man OF few words when he
he made the opening address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

Madison school building will not be
started until the spring opens up right.
Mrs J. +. Stillwagon and family
were sent 90 their homes yesterday by
the order OF Mayor Kirk. after the TO
ice had reported that they could not
find the father. lie was not at the adj
dress tho woman had left and all efforts
tu locate him failed.
a IT, Uobhtzcll. secretary OF th-
West virginia and ohio valley Automo-
bile associations. has returned home
from MauuiuEton where hc and Elmer
ilough Of McllSburg. president Of the
ing the Warrington Automobile club.
Aesierday was thc iirst day for
wood hughes had not had arralEued be-
fore him AN alleged bootlegser OF speak
easy operator. There has been little
criminal business 80 the majority OF lo-
cal Justices shops during the past fort
There was considerable excitement
au Wheeling. as well a- all over the
country. just eighteen years ago next
tuesday night. when the battlesnip
Maine was blown up lu the Havana
Iirhur, killing over 200 American mae
a. the regular monthly meeting OF
tic Ohio valley Automobile association
t.I- evening gt o'clock iu tho Board
of Trade rooms tle newly elected board
at directors VIII name the five Officers
OF the urelulZafiuu for the ensuing yeat.
president. two vice-prcsldents. secre-
taIy and treasurer.
under foot this winter iu this city. The
melting snow and ice made the streets
miserable 20 travel The average tenn
r.rature about the city from dawn 90
morning al o clocl, 80 was just eight
above zero while yesterday morning at
ti, same hour 10 was - degrees warmer.
Tho Blessed Virgins SodaIty Of 81
IU-tpns Cathedral will hold IFS regu-
Iar weekly meeting this evening. Rev. 90.
~ Moye VIII have charge Of the eNer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

I never found anything TO equal your
Lotion Tablets, which entirely cured
Tie Of this disagreeable feature. Mas.
4. VI. EssrMAN, 1903 W. Garry ST.,
1lchmoud, Va.
II You arc a sufferer, If your daugh-
ter, mother, sister need help, get DR.
ficrce's Favorite Prescription in LIQUID
or tablet form from any medicine
dealer to-day. Then address Doctor
Pierce, Iuvalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y. Y.
and get confidential medical advice
entirely free, or a book on woman s
diseases or Mother and BabeD sem
free.
Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaied
as Liver Pill. Smalkesk. easiest -
take. one hHg .SNgay-o0akcf PefIst
q Dose. Cures Sick Headache. Bill.
ious Headache, Dizziness. Constipa.
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
an arrangements OF the Liver, Stomach
and bowels
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Greeted WITH Cheers-

ONFORD-Two hundred and fifty
students OF the Western college for
women Cheered themselves hoarse
this morning al chapel when DR.. VIII
liam Waddel Boyd. president Of the
institution. announced the gift of $780,
600 from the Rockefeller foundation
Or. BOYD also made another announce
ment that came as a great surprise
the fact that one-half OF the S4OO. 600
which must be raised I'm order TO Sc
cure the Rockefeller gift. has been
provided for. The, campaign for the
remaining 100000 will open at once.
and hr. Boyd anticipates but little
difficulty in raising the amount. II IS
proposed TO use 100000 OF the half
million dollars in the erection Of a
new science hall and a dormitory. To
the amuont 20 be thus expended about
$4,000 now in the building fund OF
the college Will be- added. The re-
naming 100000 will be placed in the
endowment fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

The court OF appeals here today
held that Common Pleas Judge John
T. Bailey. of Putnam county. had eN-
ceeded his allowance of $3.50 % year
granted by the state for travelling eX-
penses and retu-ed'to issue an order
20 the state auditor fo pay him an
additional SOB. The court held that
judge Bailey is affected bv a change
In the law which reduces rho expense
allowance from $500 FOB $3.50. judge
Bailey confended that Doc was entitled
70 1915 from tho state from May. 1910.
10 May, 1915. Sf-1 OF which boo had
received. The appeals court held thar
the over allowance should boz ded.sfaI
from the next claim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

the Golden Eagle. held largely attended
business meeting last evening In the
MCMechen Building.
George sharp. OF this city. f. now act
INK as night car dispatcher at the local
car barn.
Barn seniority goes into effect AZ the
hcMsChen car barn sunday. quite
number of the motormeu and conductor
have already selected their runs and
SO FAR but few changes have been
brought about.
The revival services being held at the
Church of God continue 90 attract much
attention. and each evening large con-
EreCutious are iu attendance.
large congregation heard DR.. Way
man. Of New M1rtinsville. preahc AZ tho
NJ. T.. church revival service last even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harriet OF Wells
VILE O.. are visiting with relatives here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
121 MAIL ORDERS.
AWAIT ARRIVAL.
OF THE BOXES.
SCORES CALL AT THE INTEILI-
GENcER OFFICE DURING
THE DAY.
Second Consignment Expected Friday
Notice To Be Given Through
The Paper.

Although IL was a matter Of general
knoWledge throughout the city that
the lntelligencer's supply Of Bessemer
steel document boxes az forty-ninc
cents and single coupon had been
exhausted on Tuesday. there was again
a rush at the Office OF the newspaper
by people anxious 10 annex this re-
markable bargain. II is expected that
the second consignment Will be on
hand Friday. when orders will be re-
ceived as fast as received.
There are now no fewer than 12l
mail orders for document boxes on
hand, and more coming In every mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Vacancy EllIed-

MARNSVILLE-The commissioners
OF Union county today appointed Del
more Snodgrass. OF Plain City. as a
member Of the soldiers relief com
mission, TO fill the vacancy caused Dy
Porter Mcdowell moving out OF the
county. Mr.. Snodgrass Is battle
SCARED veteran OF the civil war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
OHIO GOVERNOR POINTS OUT
MANIE economies HE HAS
EFFECTED.
And Says His course Will be Vindi-
Gated Long Before Election Time
Rolls Acknowledgement
Ohio News.
mteligenoer Bureau.
Columbus, o., Feb. 9.

Columbus. o., FEB. 9.
Governor r. y. Willis. speaking az
Mt. Vernon at Lincoln day dinner.
declared that the economies OF his
administration will be proved TO the
satisfaction OF all long before election
time rolls around. Governor Willis
said in part:
Il was very much surprised Monday
when the emergency board met, 10
have Messrs. Naple and DUFFY, Demo
cratic members OF the industrial com
mission appear before the board with
The request that funds be allotted for
additional payroll auditors. The In
formation was developed that the
work OF these auditors should have
been begun from one to two wears
ago.
More Accident Due to War.
let me explain to you the signifi-
canoe OF this work. Upon the pay rolls
Of manufacturing plants these manu-
facturers pay into the state industrial
fund the premium from which claims
are paid. Now these pay rolls are
mostly on the books Of the commission
as OF 1918. but we have had this great
Increase in industrial activities since
then. War munition business has
a.
consequently the larger number of
men. A large number OF these. who
are Inexperienced, have been EN-
ployed This has naturally led TO more
accidents and more claims: the fact
of the matter Is. they have increased
80 per cent The state is paying out
far much larger sums from this fund.
while the companies are paying 20
such funds on the basis of the 1913
pay roll.
1t is of vital importance that these
payroll auditors be placed at work at
once. in order that the state fund may
justly receive due payment from the
companies. based upon their present
pay roll. This administration Will
grant them such a legitimate increase.
thus showing that the tendency OF this
administration is not TO hamper the
state work In order 10 effect ecOno-
mics
Neglected by Predecessor.
The only astonishing part Of this
Is that the commission controlled BY
the former administration did not so
attend 20 IT'S work as TO- secure AIDE
quate attention to this most important
function from rhe beginning OF the in
dustrial commission
The governor referred to reductions
ageregauu- close tO 100000 Iu sala-
ries and other expenditures IN such
department CAS- the tax commission.
public works. state library and 9th
ers. and asserted that DEE would have
sth further information concerning
this from time 20 time
May I point out to you that Il is
one policy for the governor of tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Perfect Health Is
EveryWOman's Birthright

parke-sburg, West var have had
benefit from Favorite Prescription I
lad trouble with MY back and limbs.
The pains were constant, especially IN
my back. saw Fayorite Prescription
advertised and / used one bottle. I
gained and felt easier and better every
way .r-MRs. LIMA AscoNE, 64zJ{ 9th
ST., Parkcrsburg, West Va.
Richmond, var have given birth
70 eiEht children. and as a rlrrcantint,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Demurrers overruled.

Two demurrers to indictments pend
ing against former State Treasurer
Isaac b. Cameron. president of the
defunct Columbus Savings & Trust
company. charging him with the mis-
use OF public funds, were overruled
today. AS a result OF the courts ac-
ton. Cameron probably will be placed
on trial In this coutny this spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
To Ask Tor Pardon

MARYSVlLLE - John McGreevy.
sent TO the penitentiary in June. 1915,
for an indeterminate sentence for bur
glarizing sugar camp in jerome town
ship. will apply for pardon at the next
meeting OF the state pardon board
NcGreeyy is now employed az the new
state prison farm near London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
Peculiar Accident.

FINDLAY-Mel Engleright sat dog
ing In his chair in a local hotel office.
when a peculiar noise caused him 10
turn his head quickly to see what caus-
ed IT, In doing so he twisted the
main muscle Of his neck. Three doc
tors worked nearly all afternoon TO
get II back into place again. He is in
bed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
ECONOMICS OF ADMINISTRATION
WILL BE PROVEN, SAYS WILLIS

the city has heretofore paid. Several
coal companies declared when asked
TO bid that they did not know where
they could get the coal II they wero
awarded the contract.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

TO guard against
many OF the IN
pleasant features
and the many dis
comforts, I took
II all through my
delicate state with
four OF my child
rem, and could not
have had an easier
or more comforta-
bic time. For a
Catarrhal condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10
NEWS BRIEFS

1t Is reported that one of the prin-
clpal officials Of the Panhandle club
viii tender his resignation at the regu-
lar monthly meeting TO be held at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon i'm the head
quarters In the market auditorium The
report of the contemplated resignation
could not be confirmed last evening.
The West Virginia Sunday school
association yesterday granted an ele-
mentary Bible class charter to the
knights of Wesley OF the Anstead VI.
r. church south and Is taught by Mrs.
J. z. Vanter.
O. Orders were issued yesterday bv
the board Of control 90 rid the city hall
basement OF perpetual loafer-. The base
hass meut has been recently cleaned and
made sanitary. and the board desires
Contractor J. s. Butts announced
yesterday that the work on the new
>~-~~-~~~~~o~~~oooo>
Pa. is the guest Of friends in Wheel
ing.
Miss Stella Burg. Of Pittsburgh. is
spending a few days with Wheeling
friends
y. Neiman OF Pittsburgh. was in the
city last night attending the dance
given by the Ladies Hebrew Benevol-
ent society.
5. Rosenberg of Pittsburgh. is spend
ing few days in Wheeling the guest
OF friends
George McCombs. has accepted a
position in Pittsburgh with the West
iu-Lou-c Electrical company.
James King. OF Aleupo. has been
called Co this city by the death q; -.-
son. who was killed near Bellaire.
Tuesday uiGht
MIS-. VI. 4. Stewart. Of Cleveland.
arrived in the city yesterday 10 attend
'the bedside of her husband who was
injured in the street car wreck Tues
day night
Hon. Thomas W. Fleming. Of Fair-
mont candidate for the Republican
nomination for Cougress in the FIRST
Congressional district. la bon the city
in the interests of his caudiaacy
State Senator r. T. Talbot OF Phil
irpi. l- here ON personal business mat
tiers.
Miss Nellie Grimm Of ST Marys. W.
Va. is "a visitor In Wheeling
Mr. and Mrs. e. s. Nachale Of Sis
tecsulle. arrived in tho city yesterday
to visit friends
\. j. King a prominent business
man. of PaIEcrsbur-. is here
B. B. Robinson of Littieton. left yes
t'rt4y for home. after spending q few
days bob The Wheeling district
a. 70 shepherd OF Charleston. is
here on business
Mrs W T. Hughes of Washington.
Pa, is visiting friends n the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-10

Mcmccncn Briefs.
Friendship Da.fI. $50. q. Eu.ehfa or
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-07-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books of the city OF
Fitzgerald will be opened at eight
o'clock a. m. on the morning OF
the 5th day of July, 1916, and will
he kept open until the 3rd day OF
August, 1916, each day between
the hours of 8 a. m. to 6 p m. for
the purpose of enabling the quail
fed voters OF said city to register
for an election to be held on the
18th day of August, 1916, to de-
termine the question whether OF
not said city shall issue its bonds
in the sum of S23,000.00 for the
purpose Of building and equip
ping two public school houses in
said city, one in the second ward
and one in the third ward of said
city.
This the 9Th day of July, 1916
DAVID L. PAULK,
City Clerk.
ev ISIS. ded Aug 4.