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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
GOODNVe COQEGE
HEAD TO ATTEND
CA|CAGO MEETING
Capital News special Service


Gooding, Jan. 9.-Among the new
students to enter Jan. s IL Earl Cooper
of American Falls. He makes the sixth
student from American Falls county.
The others being George Cronkhite.
Stahl Butler and Newton Drake Of
American Falls and Misses Nash and
Hansen of Aberdeen. =
During the past week President c..
w. Tenney has been In attendance at
the Oregon and Idaho State Teachers
association meeting. He left Saturday
meeting Of the College Presidents
association, which was held Jan. z
and 8. While at the Chicago meeting
Mr.. Tenney discussed the subject Of
Rural Academic Courses"
The board Of education Of the
Methodist Episcopal church has ap-
portioned 1880 to Gooding college this
year, five thousand for the new dormi-
tory and two thousand five hundred
to help out on current expenses. Two
years ago this board gave $32b0. so
the increase this year will be much
appreciated.
The work Of the art department I'M
der the direction of Professor Herbert
A. Collins is making a progress that is
most marked. This class was placed
at $3.50 in the afternoon, which has
enabled number OF the pupils and
teachers of the public schools to enroll
without conflicting with their regular
duties.
New typewriters. new duplicating
machines and furniture for the COM
mercial department is making this
practical work even more popular than
1t has been.
Many new students are planning to
enter Jan. &c for the work Of the Sec
ond semester. At this time beginners
may start in shorthand, typewriting,
ano, voice, English Bible history OF
education. constitutional law. domes-
tic art, English. college algebra, COM
mercial law and kindred subjects.
Saturday. Jan. "a, will be properly
observed, the occasion being the ami
versary of the location of this popular
school of the people of Gooding col
| lege, Edward Hughes, Bishop Naphtha
, Luccock and DR., Evans.
Sunday, Dec. 2S, Professors Carter,
Shipley and Grau entertained at din
| ner Superintendent and Mrs. z. l..
| Coe, President and Mrs. c. w. Ten
ney, Professor and Mrs. H. d. Cheney,
Reverend and Mrs. w. ]. Douglass and
Miss Umphries.
| On New Years eve, Madame Sand
| Collins and George Collins entertained
| al a six o'clock dinner the following
guests: Misses Carter, Shipley. Bailey.
Blodgett, Eubanks. Douglass and
Messrs. Rosinbum, Hunt and Oslund.
Madame Sang Collins and George
| Collins were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gooding of Shoshone on
| Christmas day.
| Professor Leona w. Logue spent
the vacation holidays visiting the Rev
erend and Mrs. F. =. Finley of Emmett
| and her parents and other relatives at
Murtaugh and Twin Falls.
| County Nurse Miss Mary Rust and
| County Club eLader Miss Ivah Holt
were guests of Mesdames Blue and
Logue Sunday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09

nounced later have promised to at
tend as special lecturers and an invi-
tation has been extended to Will n.
Coghill, the famous flotation physi-
cist who has expressed his intention
of being present. Mr.. Coghill is a
member Of the United States bureau OF
mines staff and it is anticipated that
other members of the bureau staff Will
also be present. A. w. Fahrenwald,
a member of the school Of mines fac
ulty and the author of Testing for the
Flotation Process widely used book.
will be in charge Of the laboratory and
testing work Of this special flotation
course.
The geology and mineralogy courses
will be in charge OF Professor d. G.
Livingston, geologist OF the state bu-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are Using
Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Fair that loses it's color and lustre,
Or when it fades. turns gray, dull and
lfeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up q mixture Of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men who
yaole that even color, that beautiful
Ozark shade of hair which Is SO at
tractive, use only this old time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition Of other
ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound" which dark
ems the hair so naturally, so evenly.
that nobody can possibly tell 1t has
been applied. You just dampen q
sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound is that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications, 1t also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives it
an appearance OF abundance.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09

summer by Bil1y Gibson, manager Of
Benny leonard, the lightweight cham
pion His showing among the eastern
itghtweights'w was 20 favorable that fans
looked upon HIM a. the next man for
Leonard's shore. This was during the
summer and early fall months when
ne had weather akin to that of his
native climate, but when winter set in
he slumped and was outpointed by two
second raters over whom. on the form
he had previously shown he should
nave scored decisive victories. He
couldn't keep himself in condition, he
said, and has decided to return to the
coast until next summer, when he
plans 10 return and resume his cam
paien.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09

The Capital News telephone number,
are 20 and %.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
NECLECIINC THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
Why, When sDr. Kings New
Discovery So Promptly
Checks Il.

IT'S natural you don't want to be
careless and let that old cold or
cough drag on or that new attack
develop seriously. Not when you can
get such a proved successful remedy
as DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Cold, cough. grippe. Group does not
resist this standard reliever every long.
Its quality Is as high today as 1t al
ways has been--and It's been growing
steadily In popularity for more than
fifty years. soc and 1920 bottle at
all druRgfuts.--Ady. ts
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver

They just won't let you put pep
into your work or play. Sick headache
comes from retaining waste matter
and impurities in the body.
Feel right for ahything-make the
liver lively, the bowels function regu-
larly. with DIR. Kings New Life Pills
Smoothly yet positively they produce
results that cleanse the system and
make the liver and bowels respond to
the demands of strong, healthy body
Still 25c.--at all druggists. Try them
tonight.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09

You want relieE--Quickly and safely!
Then insist on "Bayer Tablets Of AS
pirin," stamped with the "Bayer
The name, "Bayer' means you are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for over 10 years. and
proved safe by millions of people,
For few cents you can get handy
tin box ce genuine ''Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin containing ~ tablets. Drug.
gists also sell larger "Bayer' pack
ages. aspirin is the trade mark OF
Bayer Manufacture Of Monoaceticacid-
ester of Salicylicacid.--Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
c0AsTllsH7NElGAT
SLUMPs BACK EAS7

New York, Jan. s.--Joe Benjamin is
going to return to the sunny shores of
the Pacific. The bite of the wintry
winds blowing in from the Atlantic
was not to the liking OF the California
lightweight and he is going back where
he started.
BENJAMIN was brought here last
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
sglG|l| J From MI
] Pl|RTs||I's'T|lTEE|IR0LL'
IT The UNIVERSITY
Annual Mining Short Course
Promises to Prove Very Pop
ular Enrollments Credited
20 All Sections.

Uniyersity of Idaho. Moscow. Jan. .
-ES6m Porthill near the Canadian
border to HALEY in southern Idaho
students have enrolled in the annual
mining short course OF eight weeks
Onored by the University OF Idaho
school Of mines which opened JAM s.
Men lnterested In mining but without
tho10o6h technical training are finding
the course Invaluable.
Men from Mountain Home. Boise
HALEY, Spirit Lake, Porthill, Moscow,
Spokane, Washington, and British CO.
lumbia are members Of the short
course school and more are expected
daily.
AU1cow to register for the miners
Thompson, dean of the Idaho school OF
mines, ''and we are having no diff
Guilty in finding boarding and rooming
accommodations for them.
TAKE UP FLoTATIoN.
1.-THE short course this year in add
tion to providing the usual lines of in
struction in assaying, mineralogy, geol-
ogy, ore-testing and ore treatment. Will
be oriented particularly toward the
study of flotation. This flotation work
will eliminate In special flotation
institute or conference to be held the
last week in February. While this Is
being planned primarily for millmen
and assayers already familiar with ore
dressing operations, the short course
men will be welcome at the session
which will be held at the school OF
mines.
"A number Of prominent flotation
operators whose names will be an
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09

reau of mines, and of his assistant,
Carl Yer Steeg, of the University
Of Chicago.
Professor Fahrenwald will also have
charge of the work in assaying. The
general courses in mining and metal
lurgy will be taught by myself.
MANY additions have been made to
the school of mines laboratories both
for Institutional and investigational
work and we have by long odds the
best equipped assaying and ore dress
ing laboratories in the northwest"
The Capital News telephone numbers
are "a and %.
Piano moving made easy. Call 70
Peasley Transfer & Storage Co-Adv.
The Capital News telephone numbers
are "a and 25.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09

The Capital News telephone numbers
are "a and 25.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CANDY. CANDY!

Tomorrow will be day of candy
selling here. We promise you that
whether 1t Ii a nickel dime or two
bits YOU invest here In candy. you
will find IL well invested Week in
and week out we are serving the same
people in our candy department. There
Is reason. Investigate.
Hard mix candy. 4 ounces. $780,. Toe
Hard and soft mix candy, ounces. .10c
Peanut Balls, 3 ounces. -. Toe
Burnt Peanuts. ounces. ......... 10c
Wrapped Caramels, 4 ounces tOc
Jelly Beans, : ounces. ........... 100
Peanut Brittle, 4 ounces. Toe
Assorted Chews. 4 ounces. loo
Ltcorice Jelly Beans, I ounces. ;. Toe
Lemon Drops. 4 ounces. ........ 100
Assorted Straws. ounces. ...... Toe
Boston Beans, 3 ounces Toe
French Creams. ounces. 81 Zoe
kinds of Chocolates, 3 ounces. !. loo
All Gums Tor. ..................1 100
HeraRey Bar. each. .............. 70
Life Saver Mints. each 30
SPECIAL ON CANDY CANES.
Canes that sold before Christmas at
1Uc, now ......,............. 30
Canes that sold ut sc. now for. 81
Not many left-get them while
they last.
THE RACKET STORE
III No. ~ ~ Opp. Postolfice.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
R. N. HANNA NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR OF N. M


Permission 70 take part W the coun-
" caucus early ihis week. The wi
dow of ex-dovefnor y. q. Dc Baca
appeared At The convention aud was
isen on honorary position.
The Platform.
The platform adopted recom-
nends sweeping changes IN the laws
~ New Mexico, ~ they affect the
fonduct OF government. elections.
taxation, education, The admlnistra-
lion Of the public linds aud The
handling Of the labor question. The
|ilnrumenl. which contnius about
2so0 words. carries many specific
promises 10 the electorate 81 New
nexlco. Among the governmental
changes II The demand for the en-
actmrni Of a law requirinr al polit-
ienl parties IN the state 10 select
nominers for county offers md a.
delegates 10 state and district con-
seutions by primary legislation.
decrease Legislators Pay.
The convention favored increas-
ing the pay Of the state legislature
" an amount sufficient 10 pay living
costs. II demanded that lhs stale hc
redisiricted for legislative purposes
IN accordance with the present pop
nlalion.
Revision Of The entire tax system
of the state. improved school condi-
tons and better pay for teachers.
aid for ex-servicn men and the strict
enforcement OF the VoIsiead act.
were among the measures included
IN the platform.
The national Democratic platform
and the partys national standard
bearers. were endorsed. rs was SEN
aior A. A. Jones for his stand On the
League Of Nations
Women attending the convention
staged n big celebration when word
was received that Tennessee was
ready 70 certify her ratification Of
suffrage 10 Secretary Of Slate Colby
The platform which was adoplcd
also includes provisions for q bud.
get systrm. repeal Of the ReruhlicaI
tax legislation. relinquishmeni o
public lands io the state by the fed.
erul government. game protection
and ald for wartime nurses
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
COxSaysG. O.P.tO Raise
Sl5,OOO,OOO SIush Fund

pllisburu, Aup. 26.--spcnklnn
hcf0w a crowd OF several thou
sand people Ia the Syria Mosque
here tonight, Governor 1ames
~ Cox gave 10 the country" the
evidence which he clalms sub
stimulates his charge that the
Republican camnalnn managers
arr raising a @slmsh fnRt" Of
Al least f1FTEFN MILLION
DOLLARS 70 BUY TIE PHEs-
lnlfNCf.r
The Demofralie presidential
candidate declared At the uutsrt
that be- would offer as his proof
eonclndve ~n0lhinu except Re-
puhllean cvliencc," ',piIlclal
doruppenls whlfh camr lrDm
the Republican headquarters"
Specifically, he then proluce,I
what he termed an "ollicial
quota list ..ssirlhuled Al u
mccllnn of The ncpuhIlcan Ways
and Means Committee n Chica-
10, carrying quolas lor iIlly-one
cltlcs and uuercuaiira sE.iiSooa
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Rev. Barton Resigns As
Pastor Of N. {. Church

After a year. abed, the hex. licnrRe
Barton has resigned a. pastor " The
N. y. Church in this city. Through
out the past year his able wife. also
an ordained minister OF this den0m-
inalion. has faithfully labored In his
stead, appearing Sunday after sun
day IN the pulpit with well prepared
and well delivered sermons ON bib
lical and topical subjects. She has
performed a mans work aud has
done Il well. Lately she gave up
the work. the Rev Kisiler. a rural
NJ. r. pastor, relieving ncr. Mr..
kisiler will also leave In a week or
two and Then Il will be up to the
N. y. conference, which meets early
in september, 10 supply Tie church.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

cnht11n kin n Hafa|d
! ickes who <as ! dt|fra|e
N laf0t ira.n i|||nN|s n me
hrpuhI'f1n cnnrenI|en whrh
uomIn.'e1 HtnaIH NnrdlnF
annnunIet today lhAb Ne
would 1IIrnof| Governor Coz
the Democrats no4Inft for
iho rfNIid1nrt. i0tta Nna IN.
sirucIed iof Governor Low.
den ~ IN Sn1of1lItn huf
fnlcd lcr Hiram I1hn101 on
tho ha|loi wh|rh nnm|roled
HardIn4 Ne IoNucflF H1n
lhe i''nole pfoFrffl|fe Nnlt
chairman and ne nailtnal
commit keenan,
= thail rrnfinfr ~ nffili
ale with lhe Republican par
w." aald Iekfs Ioda1. but
cannot n tood conscience
support Tor president q can.
dIdale for lIfesldent VIM uan
not TIC fehl ohoIeo of hls par
~ and whom | Itn4)u % W.
worthy 70 bo lho chIn 1rcu.
ilvc Of this nation b M
tests Of ability. public poll
cicA official record and Indo.
pendence Of chaTarlng.
What Senator uardine he.
llefcs IN u not parry govern.
meal but boss control. Ne
has The Mark nannn nontep
ton Of the party. he looks
upon the Republican cabhl a.
the Republican hosts and d.
colves himself that when
Senators snDol. Watson
Crane. Hemingway and Col.
Harvey met privately In q
room Il the Dincksinno 10.
tcl Al 2-in the mornlpg 10 d.
eide upon him es ne cendl.
date and 10 dalermins his pol.
icles, Inc Republican party
was assembled logrlher for
solemn delIhcrailon.
There is nothing IN The
record and personality Of the
Republican candidate 10 a.
tract the independent and
progressive voter. Ne repcls
The thinhlns liberal IN every
test"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Win the unanimous nninlnallog
Of Judge Richard u Hanna OF santa
Re. former chief Justice o. tho sialt
suprcmc court as The standard.
htarcf 0f Democracy in The Slate of
New Mexico, and with thc spiIl N
the Republicans Of the northern
part Of the state over their nominee
for The same Office, "A j. q .oreaone
conclusion that The electlon n Judge
Hanna "a not only assured hul also
the election Of Inc entire sinft licked
which a as follows:
1uIur Richard n Hanna Of nrr-
nailllO, Tor Governor.
Aalonlo Iucero oi san mIousl icr
Congrrea
.. n. Atwood q Chaves. for lItuten-
ant Gotefnor.
IN. G. De Bsea of San MInurl tor
6ecretnfy Of State.
Harry Slack, Of sirklnIey. for ne
ircealrershlp.
IIal 1. Kerr. a Luna, Land connnis-
eioncH
Carlo. ,.,,.l.. s.snsanarrS Mo A~'hs' for
q. s. Upton. o. O,ero, for supcrln-
iendenl II Schools
n & Dow, OF Eddy, for Attorney
General
g. l.. Perrin Of Gundlaupe. for Cor
pornaion Commissioner.
PRESIDENTIAL Electors -srfcrnio n
Martinez, of Colfax; ,. D. Priddy,
Of Roosevelt; r. L. NonnB q Dona
Ana.
1onss Defends Nations League.
uniied States Senator A. A. Jones
OF Las Vegas addressed the conven-
lion and defended vigorously the
covenant OF The League Of Nations
end the acts Of President Wilson
Ne urged that the Democrats wage
a strong hght In their hume dis
iricls In the defense Of the League
OF Nations and accused the Repuh-
leans Of willingness 10 surrender
fthe dcstiEies Uf the counire ~ m,
German people.
Resolutions OF sympathy were senl
70 the Republican women Of Ber-
nalillo county who we're refused
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
CiyCOuncHPncss ssdings School Opens Sept. 7th

Tuesday. September :. the day
after Labor Day. the public schools
Of Columbus will open for the school
year and about ten teachers will he
in charge Of the pupils under the
supcriniendcncy Of Rebekah Coffin.
II Is especially 10 be- noted that all
pupils above IN elrst gradr are re-
quired 10 meet at the school house
Monday morning, August 10. At ?
O'Clock and they are requested TO
take all their books. They viii re-
main long enough 10 he enrolled and
10 he furnished with the list Of
books required for the coming year.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Cotton Is King" Goes
For Luna County Now

Ernn ltIln- u1I1lIl1 IE1IIhIc.l 4
Reports from Luna County cUtlon
erowcrs show that The crop IA In
irstclsss condition IN every way
and that a maximum yield may BE-
expected. The farmers OF The vici-
nifty are meeting next Saturday 10
form a cotlOn association 10 pro
nioie thc Interests Of the growers
In obtaining the necessary labor for
picking. ginning and sale. The
showing Of cotton IL 80 good that
cotton growers IN other sections Of
the southwest are showing consider
able interest In this section.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
N. {. Church Notes;
The Work in China

Two weeks ago the sunday school
at the Methodist church voted 10
use lis centenary money 10 apply on
the erection Of school building for
Chinese boys In the handil-ridden
region OF sienyu. In West China, The
Methodist school there Ia ihe only
means Of education that the boys for
hundreds OF miles around have; and
the difference the school makes In
their lives Is the difference be-
tween bandIlry and honest Chfis-
lian manhood.
Each class IN the Sunday school
Is asked 10 pledge certain amount,
80 much per member. al least ten
cents a month. The last Sunday OF
each month will be centenary Sun
day when we hope 10 have Al least
a. clink into the centenary bank.
for the sunday school apportlon-
menl far the year ending June 4,
1921. Is $50.
Next sunday win be our first
centenary Sunday. The pastor will
receive your offerings, so please
come prepared with your dime. or
fifteen cents or quarter. as the case
may be, 40 that we may make o
start Of which we need not be
ashamed.
"The Greatest Thing 10 the
World = this will be- tho subject on
which The pastor will preach this
u.
this Sunday: IN the morning after
Sunday school al a o'clock, and In
the evrnlng Il 7;t5 o'clock, There 4
always . place and q welcome for al
IN our services. Come. make Il your
church home and make Il habit
70 worship your creator on the Sab
bath
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

From Douglas Inlefuahonni
AZ 8 coat nl e6.ono. huston
Smith. local wholesalers. ne.
ccived . chrlond shipment of
eefs from The Fred 4. ifelmef
Co. Of San Francisco. iodays
$50 cases 81 The i9n friiil be-
inq contained m TIE ore err.
The eggs. Mr.. Buxton said.
have been or will be sold 10
merchants of NacuTar'. Can.
anea. aud other cilles w The
vicinity OF Douglas aDd come
from The greatest hatchery IN
the world. where as high as
250,OO0 arr haiched at one
time by incubator process
Sell hy Weight.
The eers a. received vary
IN sizes and are sold by
weight IN California. The
first size u called the 'pcwee'
and u the smallest cea ir the
lot. while The second size II
termed pnllei, or the medium
sired egg. The third - Just
the common variety OF egg.
said Mr.. Buxton.
q q q q q q 4 q q
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Herald Editor viii
Contest With LaFTazOIO

Albuquerque, n NJ. Aug 26.-The
Bernallllo County Republican con-
yenlion today presented the name Of
Tom Hughes OF Albuquerque as a
candidate for governor when II
adopted q resoluli0n pledslna the
delegation 10 him Va hos been one
of the leaders in The nRhi on Gov.
Larrarolp for denomination. The
state convention conteRes here Oh
September = ilughes d publisher
Of lhe EYenlne Herald A woem fehl
Is 70 be expected The republicans
are spin Is they never were before
Mr.. Hughes has a chance.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
NOTrEi ooNFEDERATE VETS.

BY order Of the BrigadIer Com
mander you are hereby ordered al
your next meeting 10 select dele
gates 20 attend the annual reunion
of the Confederate Veterans 20 be
held ia Houston, Texas, on October
8. J. and 4. 1920
A. l.. STEELE.
Brigadier General Commander.
All old Confederate and Federal
soldiers are respectfully invited 10
meet with Joe Wheeler lamp, u.
q. v. ai Lovingion, n. N. at the an
nual picnic. the End. 3rd and an OF
september. q. NJ. McGONA0ILL.
Commander,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Columbus. n. A.. Aug. %. 1920
The Board OF Trustees met in reg
ular session. Mayor J. n. Blair pres
ent: Trustee n. w. Elliott. present: (:
Trustee A. Frederickson. present,
aud Trustee William Klein absent
G. Il. McAuley. present.
n. W. Elliott was appointed clerk
pro tenn. in the absence Of Clerk
Edwin @. Dean.
The minutes OF the last mcclinp
were read and approved, after
which the following bills We're pre-
senied:
VIM. Smith. truck driver $1,000
Francisco Irenlang, making
dobies for truck barn $500
Edwin q. Dean. miscel. ex-- itOi
Paul pelayo, refund on auto
license No. b3--------------- 80 s33
Momsen- -Dunnegan-Ryan Co.
repairs for pump ---~---.-- 400
Columbus Courier. printing - 1915
Momsen Dunnegan-Ryan Co,
repairs for pump 63l
George Gray. refund ON auto
license No. 90 ------..-.-- 1880
Francisco Quinlan, for adolies 1890
N. l.. Dalby, breaks and doors 500
James T. Dean Co, groceries
for smallpox patient-------- t9O
Dornteo Corona, labor ON wa
terWOrks -------------...- j.uO
Motion by Trustee Elliott and sec
onded by Trustee Frederickson that
all bills be allowed and warrants is-
sued for the same. Motion carried.
The vote.
r. w. Elliott --------------.--- Yea
A. Frederickson ------------, Yea
J. l.. Norwoods application for a
building permit was read.
G. w. Andrews application for a
building permit was read.
J. r. Blair's application for q
building permit was read.
Motion by Elliott and seconded by
A. FredeFickson that the appllea-
lions for huildlny permits be al
lowed asked for hy J. l.. Norwood,
c, W. Andrews and J. n. blair and
the clerk ba instructed 10 issue The
same. Motion carried, The vote;
r. W. Elliott ---.----.----- Yea
A. Fredericks0n -.----- Yes
The village clerk wna instructed
10 write letters 10 The clerks ol
other small towns near By for the
purpose Of getting Information In
regards 10 gelling the rates that
they pay for both power and cleo
lric light
There being no further business,
The trustees adjourned.
In. BLAIR. Mayor.
n. w. Elliott. Clerk Pro rem.