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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware CITY. Aug. l1.-Mrs. Il. I
Cam of kirkwood gave a bridge party
at her home, last evening, 10 the following
guests: Mrs. Clara Green, Mrs. Harris
Mcdowell, Mrs. w. L. Connolly, Mrs
George Radley, Miss Laura Willis,
Miss Helen Brady, all Of Middletown
Mrs. John Pierce Cam of Newark,
Mrs. John West, Mrs. Clarence Strick-
land. Mrs. George Ash and son Reynold
of E.lkton. Mrs. ]. Frank Reybold, Mrs,
f. c. Werner, Miss Alice Rcvbold, Mrs
Harry c. Price. Mrs. /. B. Heisel. Mrs
Harry G. Clark, Mrs. W. Y. Reybold
and Miss Florence Hall Of Delaware
City and Mrs. Frank Watkins and Mrs,
Mary Davis of Odessa and Mrs. k. y.
Cam, Jr., of kirkwood.
Arthur Caviller, Jr., is confined to
his home with an infected foot, the re-
suit OF having q splinter run into 1t
several days ago.
Mrs. William O'Neill is i'll at her
home on Hamilton street.
Cuesta Mcconnell of this place, who
has been station master at Newport, has
been transferred to Darby, Pa.
Williams Filler Of Pasadena, Cal, is
here visiting his cousin Mrs. Frank
Moore
Mrs. ". ". L. Edwards OF Baltimore
is visiting MIR and Mrs. John Stuckert of
st. Georges
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Johnson of Will
miagton are being congratulated upon
the birth of fine baby hoy. Mrs. john
son was Miss Catharine Schunder Of
this place.
Miss Martha Rose is spending two
weeks il Philadelphia and A Ian ic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Churchman of
are guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Rose.
Mrs. Stewart Fritz and Miss Mary
of Rensselaer,, n. Y, are
visiting Mrs George Hill OF ST. Georges.
Mrs. Samuel Bender and daughter,
of Por Penn are visl lng her
sister, Mrs. Bsitz Of Lancaster, Pa.
The tug Helen, towing two scows
loaded with machinery, from Philadel-
phia TO Chesapeake City, passed through
the canal Yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Pensil is visiting hei
sister. Mrs. Green Of Elkton, Md.
Wilbur klair OF Philadelphia is here
visiting his siters Ms. Frank Moore.
The carnival now being held on the
school house lawn at st. Georges is
largely attended each evening.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex Levy Court Will Advance
Pay Due by State to Of
ficers of Election.
NOT ENOUGH CoNsTABLEs

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents,
Georgetown, Aug. 1.-The Levy
Court Commissioners Of Sussex county
have elected John w. Ingram of Milford,
constable for the First Representative
district. Justice of the Peace +. Y.
lIcnderixsori end Former Clerk Of the
Peace Mark L. Davis of Milforl, en-
cred on his bond, and he is on duty.
The First district hes been without
an active constable for several weeks,
aud the residents III that section have
been anxious~for such an official for
sorue time. The law provided for con-
stable for each OF the ca Representative
dis,ricst of the county, but nearly all
who were appointed IN the early spring
have either resigned or given little, If
any, en- ion he office. The conse-
qucnce is ha he coun y has bu wo
&c i've cons ables-Charles Il. Jes er of
George own and Minos b. Herr of
Laurel. Abraham Adams, of Seaford,
who is an ac i've official, has been in poor
heal h for he pas wo weeks and mos
of he work per aiaing o he his office
has been performed by he Laurel AID
George own ofhcIsls.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford Aug. 1.-THE automobile
Of Edward Wainwright of this town,
collided with a car from Laurel, las
night. at the corner of High and Market
streets. resulting in much damage being
done to Wainwright's car. The occn-
pants OF each car escaped injury,
The dwelling on Pine street, purchased
by Tull & Richards, last year. Is beng
remodeled and will be used as home
by Mr.. Tull and family.
Franklin Allen is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hall at Cape Charles, Va.
Mrs. Andrew Frandsden, Of Norfolk,
Va, is visiting Mrs. ]. Fl. Layton, in
Blades
Mrs. Bailey Christopher and chiIdren,
of Weehawken, n j., ere here visiting
Mrs. Christopher's mother, Mrs. Hen
riefta McNcilly
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Peterson. of Chester, Pa, yester-
day morning. at the home of Mrs Peter
sous sister, Mrs. William c. Moore, on
King street, this town.
Mr.. and Mrs John W krahe, who
have been residing In New York City,
have rented apartments here and viii
move to Seaford where they will make
their future home Mr.. and Mrs. krahe
are spending this week at Oak Orchard
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Nicholson and
daughters, Charline and Virginia, of
Rehoboth Beach visited friends here
yesterday.
Miss Annie Culver is visiting in
Philadelphia and will go TO South Nor
walk, Conn, before returning home.f
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convinced, said Mr.. George G. Purnell
in conversation recently held at The
Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street, Wilmington, where Plant Juice
is being introduced and sold. Continuing
he said:
For the past two years | have been
troubled with my stomach which was
caused primarily from constipation. |
was very nervous and got very little
sleep; became weak and had no ambi-
ton or energy; but since taking Plant
Juice my stomach is in such good condi-
tion that | have no more distress after
eating and ALWAYS have good appetite
for my meals: | am no longer coasti-
pated and have no more headaches or
weakness and my work is pleasure TO
me. Plant Juice has made me strong and
well and ! cannot say too much for it;
am always recommending it to my
friends.
Perhaps no man in Wilmington is
better known or more popular than
George 6. Purnell, whose friends are
legion and rs his appearance indicates
and he testliies that he is ENJOYING per-
feet health, all due to Plant Juice.
Plant Juice is sold 10 Wilmington al
The Miller Drug Store. 404 400 Market
street. For sale in New Castle by Il.
Challenger Il Son; in Newport by G. b.
White in Newark by w. u. Brown.
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover, Aug. 11-Rev James FL.
Lightbourne, Of Norfolk, Va, viii preach
at both services at Peoples Christian
Church of this town, on Sunday next.
Irving H. Boogs of this town, who
graduated from the University of Della
ware last June, in the CIVIL engineering
department, has gone to North Carolina
where he has secured a position with the
North Carolina engineering staff of which
Charles NJ. Upham, of the Delaware
State Highway Department is the head.
Today is Big Thursday" at Bowers
Beach and people all over Delaware,
MARYLAND and parts Of Pennsylvania,
Virgins and New Jersey began their
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CHURCH WEDDING.

Tlsmere, Aug. ii.--Miss Jane Van.
sant ~ wilmington and Charles Rodick
of Tlsmere were married Monday
afternoon at G lvary Episcopal Church
Wilmington. by Rev. DIR. Stevens. The
aftendan were Mrs. Fllwood Summons
and Mr.. Clarence Stradley. Miss Van
sant wore cream flannel with georgctte
hat TO match. She carried 4 bouquet oil
bride roses and lily of the valley. Mrs.
Simmons wore = cream flannel gown and
carried pink sweetheart roses.
After there ceremony a wedding break
fass was served by Mrs. George Binder
Of Elsmere. They s.arted Immediately
after for a honeymoon in the Poconos
Nfountains. On their return Mr.. and
Mrs Rodick will make their home il
Flsmerc. Mr.. Rodick is engaged in
cons.ructiohal engineering work.
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iegs. Columbia University. New York
City.
Professor Rich has been looked on
as one Of the most capable members
Of the faculty Of the Women'ss College
and has been closely Identified With
the growth of that institution. The
past year she VAS field secretary of
education.
Outside Of her college work. Profess
sor Rich IL also well-known. She
scryed one year as chairman Of the
arts and Crafts committee ~ the State
Federation ~ WuInen's Clubs and has
been sutc chairman IN education of
the same organization for several
years. She is State chairman ~
Junior Red Cross ana q member Of
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LAWS PROMPTLY PRINTED.

Dover. Aug, 1.-THE first installmcni
of the session laws of the Delaware
General Assembly which adjourned in
April last, was received here, Yesterday,
at the Office of Secretary of State Ben
son.
Considering the lateness of adjourn
ment Of the Legislature and the thirty
DAYS allowed by the governor to e'thcr
approve or disapprovo of the bills
passed by the Assembly, members of the
bar and others interested in the issuance
Of the laws, claim the record in receiving
the bouud copies OF the laws at this
time.
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BRIDGE PARTY PRIZES.

Seaford. Aug. 1.-The home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe H. Adams, on Can.
non street, this town, WAS the scene OF 9
charming bridge luncheon, Tuesday
from 10 until 8 o'clock, given by Mrs
Adams to several Of her friends in honor
OF Mrs. jackson, of New Rochelle. N. u,
who is guest Of Mr. and Mrs Cussu.
McNeilly, ncar town. The guests occu-
pied three tables.
First prize fancy apron, was awarded
TO Mrs. Il. Arnold Grccnabaum, aud
Mrs. jackson was presented the guest
prize Of a fancy handmade handl<er.
chiefs.
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ACCIDENTS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford, Aug. 1l-Frank G. jones,
chief engineer at the Sussex Gas co s.
plant here, was severely burned, yester-
dav, while experimenting the taking
down Of the standpipe, which had be-
come clogged. A section of the pipe struck
him, knocking him into the gas engine,
which was red hot at the time. Before
Jones could release himself he was badly
burned on the back.
Philip Elliott, brother of Prohibition
Director Robert 3. Elliott, was also In
iured, Yesterday. when ladder from
which he was working slipped from ua-
der him, throwing him to the ground,
injuring his back. end head. The accid-
dent happened at the plant, of the Allen
Package Co, of which his brother is
secretary end general manager. His
injuries are not considered serious.
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LEwEs NOTES.

Lewes, Aug. 11.-Dr. and Mrs. Harry
B. Hickman are entertaining party of
the doctors friends from Philadelphia
and vicinity Dr. James BALDWIN and
DIR. Aaron Ruth of Philadelphis; Sheriff
Jake and Hon Joseph Ruth Of ConsED-
bocken They go out daily to the break
water aad are meetjng with fine success
IN landing big catches Of fish.
Stoke Ingram, who has been iacubat-
ing chicks on q small scale at has home
il Pilot Town, viii move TO bis farm
near Milton aad 90 into the business on
large scale
Mrs Harry Isifries and Mrs. Howard
Nichols sad children Dorothy and
HOwasE, ;T., 81 Phls-delphia are at the
Ooean Re<R. Ieves BsANh for several
voaR
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bed with Illness.
paraffin wax To- ID. package. pure
spices. sealing wax, corks in all sizes.
olive oil and tumeric. We have a
display OF spices In tho window. r..
Challenger q Son. Prescription
Pharmacists.-~-Adv.
Weekend spocials--Those delicious
gum drops. 37c ID. Il. Challenger &
Son. Prescription Pharmacists
victrolas anc records, Bridgewater.
ADV.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Aug. 11--Chicken
and flower thieves have invaded the
hennery OF Anthony Coretto, Of Atlantic
avenue and stole hens, several nights
ago
The thieves who have raided flower
beds here appear 10 have penchant,
for roses and in some instances every bud
has been stripped from the bushes.
Five Points Civic Association will meet
tomorrow night at the old school house.
The, committee Of the Women's Civic
Club now making house to house can
vass for fire hose reports a liberal re-
sponse by residents
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ELSNERE-OAK GROVE

Elsmere. Aug. ll.-Mr, and Mrs.
Oakley Griffith and son, Russell have
gone on an 'sutomoblle trip TO the 20
como Mountains.
Fairview Fire Co, No. |, of Oak Grove
Elsmere will hold card party tonight
at the fair grounds.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Flsmere presented the Presbyterian
Church NTH forty new hynnals.
Master Earl Morris, who has been Ill
at his home on Junction avenue Is Inn
proving
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MARRIED LAST NIGHT.

Seaford. Aug. 1l.-Miss Flossie Hast.
ings, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Hastings of near Seaford, formerly q
cashier al the du Pont Hotel, Whining.
ton, was m,rried at the home of Will n
rTyndall. near Sycamore, Sussex county
last night AZ SO clock, 10 Arthur b. Bryan
son of Mr. and Mrs. David b. Bryan
Of near Laurel. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. William Tyndall, ST.
a retired minister.
After q wedding trip they will reside
on a farm near Laurel.
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SCHOLARS IN CAMP.

Georgetown, Aug. 11.-Members of
the senior class OF Georgetown high
school, Misses Virginia Chapman, Mabel
Preston. Mary Townsend. Pauline Cod
frev, Sarah Messick, Edith Sparklin,
Nrssrs. Charles Green, Alton Hobbs
Wilson Boyer, James Carey, {. Linden
McIlvaine, Casper Jones and James
Sparklin-chaperoned by Miss Anna
Beebe of Lewcs. who during the last
term was one of the corps Of teachers in
the High School, are spending several
days at the Tallant Cottage at Oak
Orchard, on. the Indian river.
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BELLEFONTE ACTIVITIES.

Bellefonte, Aug. ll.-Seyeral articles
which were disposed of at the held day
celebration held recently at the Com
munity House, At Belietonte, were
awarded 10 the following persons, all OF
Bellefonte: Pyrex set, Wm- A. Quade:
ION Of coal. Mrs. Jennie Eaton; S5 Mrs.
Beatrice Stetser.
A SPECIAL meeting OF the Community
League will be held next Monday even
ing AT s O'Clock 70 act on 4 revised
constitution and bylaws. 4 large at
Tendance Is desired.
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LEVY COURT WILL PAY.

George own, Aug. 11.-Failing Q
make provisions for he pavmen of he
regis rars and assis an regis rars for
he last elec ion, a he las session OF
he I.egisIa ure, the Levy Cour Com
rissioners have decided meet fhe
obligations by paying from he county
funds.
The State treasurer Will he presented
q bill for monies so expended and when
provision IS made, or funds become
available the county authorities expect
To be reimbursed.
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PROF. RICH REsIGvs.
Dean OF Woman's College Viii
Take Up Graduation Work at
Columbia University.

Special Correspondence Every Eveninp
Newark. Aug. f1.-profeHsor Mary
Il. Rich. dean of women at the Unl-
versity Of Delaware Summer School
and connected with the Womcn'a COL
1ege since that institution WAS started
has resigned. Professor Rich VIII
spend her vacation III the CatBkilla
and next fan viii take up graduate
work IN educatlon nj Teaehera' Cnl-
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-
WILL NOT HOLD CARNIVAL.

Dover, Aug. II Members of the
Robbins Hose Co. have decided not to
hold carnival this year, il being argued
that the carnival here last week was
evidence that the people did not have
the money TO spend for such purposes.
Other WAYS of securing funds for their
building are being discussed.
The hose company has instructed the
fire chief 10 ask Town Council for an add
tional thousand feet of new hose.
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RETURN FROM NORTH DAKOTA

Newark, Aug. 11.-Dr and Mrs.
Thomas +. Manns have returned from
q three weeks visit with relatives Ia
North Dakota. While away DR. Manns
attended the summer meeting of the
Cereal Pathologists at the University of
Minnesota, as representative from
University OF DE laware.
Elmer B. Thompson who was oper-
afed on for appendi tits at Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington, has recovered
- returned TO his home.
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SERIOUSLY CUT IN FIGHT.

Newark, Aug, 11.-During fight be-
tween Negroes in Aliens pool room on
THE Row." last night, Ddeoert Simp-
ers, was badly cut about the body with
q knife He was taken to a Wilmington
hospital In serious condition.
Ills assailant ESCAPED but the police
are making d search for him.
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HE DOUBTED TRUTH
OF TESTIMONIALS
Wilmington Man Could Not
Believe Results From Plant
Juice so Quick.

'It didn't seem possible to mo tha.
people could get such quick relief from e1a !
medicine, as they all testified they did
from Plant juice, and | DELAYED getting
1t because | doubted. Now / adv;sa
anyone who is skeptical IS / was not go -
hesitate, but try Plant Juice and be e
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annual pilgrimage to this well-known
summer rceort, last evening
William Edgar postlcs OF Dover has
been authorised by the Federal govern
ment to report ut PlnttsbuE, n. Y,
for months training.
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CAMPING PARTY.

Delaware City, Aug. IL MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Crosslaod of st. Georges
are enjoying camping vacation on the
North East river, in Msrvland Miss
polhe TAYLOR of Wilmington IS a guest
Of Mr.. aod Mrs. Grassland.
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OBITrARY.
funeral Of .rs. saIIie y. Haype..

't"Ef'T U' "fs. oHI'If n HAfbes.
Funeral scryiceB for Mrs. sallse y.
Haynes. widow ~ f,ey. Thomas ~
Haynes, we're held at her home In
Smyrna yesterday, Rev H r. Nichols.
pastor ~ the Smyrna ~ y. Church,
officiating. intermeut was made in
nc Wilmington 4 Brardywine cerne.
terry. this city. eerviccs ~ the grave
being conducted ~ Feg. Adam stem
ssta
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the program committee of the state
Teachers Association. All theso Of
fees che has resigned now That she il
r. ieavs the State.
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Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. Tine ads
are all indexed under their correct
specific classification headings.
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lust a minute OF your time To tell
10000 people what yol want--Every
evening classified ads do the rest
Adv.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-08-11
OFFICIALS WON'T LET EN- DANCE THAT WAY IN OUR TOWN

the evil persisted. So now the whole
place is closed and the license re-
voked.
"Hitting us decent fellers pretty
strong," said one regular attendant
of the Saturday dances, "to shut out
the fun of 90 per cent of us because a
few couples of kids don't behave them
selves. Why, that's about the only
thing that keeps me up through the
long week of working in the fields out
by the cemetery, is the thought each
night is that tits one day nearer the
Saturday hop"
"Gotta do it," says Chief OF Police
Jack Dale. "City ordinance which the
decent people want enforced"
The mayor backs the chief too' but
he says that responsible person who
can see the dancers conduct them
selves properly will not have much OF
a job in securing a license for the
place.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-08-11
PUT HAT STOCK in
BEAUTY PARLOR
Mrs. Rodgers to add Line of Mil
linery to Her Bus
,inesS

The center of feminine interest is
become located in the old telephone
building shortly, for in addition to
the Beauty Shop now located there,
Mrs. Rodgers is announcing this
week the opening of hat shop in con-
nection. Mrs. Rodgers will leave for
the coast Sunday to make her initial
selection of stock and the place will be
opened as soon as the new goods ar
rive.
A new feature in millinery will
be inaugurated by Mrs. Rodgers, who
expects to have her stocks new each
week, receiving regular shipments
from the wholesale houses, and re.
turning the unsold goods. In this way
Kennewick ladies will have the priv.
lege of making selections before the
goods are displayed in other cities
Special orders will be featured in the
new store, as well.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-08-11
CLUB GIVES SIS TO
FAIR PREMIUM LIST
Exhibit to be Made at Prosser's Fall
Festival-Select County
Exhibit.

The Commercial Club voted to con-
tribute $500 to the premium list for
the winners in the Boys and Girls
Clubs contests to be held in Prosser
Friday, September 2, in connection
with the Fall Festival. The primary
object is, of course, to keep up inter-
est in the club work of the county,
but the exhibit will be used to select
the material for Benton county dis
play at the State Fair.
Winners in each club will receive a
free trip to the fair at Yakima, guests
for three days of the fair association.
Miss Greene, county club leader, pre-
sented the matter to the club at We'd
nesday luncheon and the work received
the hearty endorsement of the club.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-08-11
OPEN SHOOTING SEASON
ON QUAIL THIS YEAR
Shoot on Week-Ends Only-Legal to
Bag Bear in this County :.
Now.

Hunters in Benton coonty will have
a chance to take shot or two at most
anything this fall, from the long-for-
hidden quail to a buck deer. The
county game commission published in
last weeks issue of the Curier-Report-
er the open season dates which open
for the first time shooting for quail
and sage hens.
The season this year is not like that
of previous years. Formerly ten day
or two week period was made when
it was lawful to shoot Chinese pheas-
ants, ETC., but this year the season will
be opened for a part of each week
only, specifying in the law exactly
which dates shooting is permissible.
The season will open September 1
on bear-no limit-get all you can.
From the first to the fifth is open sea-
son on sage hens, bag limit three.
Buck deer are liable to be shot be-
tween October / and November Is,
but one is the limit.
The first three days of the season,
October 1 and 2 and November 1, is
open season for pheasants and quail.
The next weekend also, November 6
and z, are open for both, but the next
four open dates for pheasants are
closed for quail. The dates open are
November 13 and Ia, and 20 and 21.
Bag limit on each is 5.
Water fowl have same open dates as
last year, as also have game fish.
This year it is the first time it has
been lawful to shoot quail since the
first pair were liberated in this county
some ten or twelve years ago, but
weather conditions were so favorable
this year that both quail and pheas-
ants have multiplied rapidly, and it
is thought that five days shooting will
not deplete them materially.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-08-11
WANT OPTION ON
DISTRICT BONDS
Underwriters Believe They Can
Sell Big Horse Heaven
Issue.

After lying apparently dormant for
several months the Horse Heaven r.
rigation district has again come to
the fore, this time on an offer to sell
the present and future issues of bonds.
The offer comes from G. w. Merrick,
president of the Merrick Company Of
New York, who asks for an option of
from 60 to 80 days.
Mr.. Merrick has recently opened an
office in Yakima and has underwrit-
ten bonds for the Kennewick- Pasco
bridge which are being sold at the
present time After some CORES
pendence with ]. Kelly De Priest,
secretary of the Horse Heaven district
Mr.. Merrick appeared before the
board of directors at it's meeting
Tuesday, and asked for the option
stating that he would take a contract
to sell at 80. This contract will be
ready today, and after it has been
gone over by the directors and vised
by attorneys, favorable action will in
all probability be taken.
According to estimates by Engineer
Langloe, about 265,000 acres of land
in the district can be watered at an
approximate cost of $4,000 per acre,
and as the bond issue is $4,000, 100000
will not complete the work, another
issue will be necessary as the total
cost will be between S25,000,000 and
$50 100000. This will laso undoubt-
edly be Forthcoming if the Merrick
Company can give assurance of sell
ling the bonds.-Prosser Republican.