Prewitt, we are indebted for the follow
The citi.ens of civil districts No. 4
and ( have petitioned the county judge
to grant them an order fixing the boundary
ofii proposed graded free school
The court has made tho onhr directing
the Hli'trill to open a poll foi the
purpose of taking the sense of the volets
of said proposed district, as to whether
or not they will vote a tax of 10 cents on
each $100 of taxable propeity and a poll
ot - cents on each white male inhabi
tant over IM yenrof age for the purpoM i
of erecting suitable buildings and maintaining
a gi ailed free school. If all sections
able to do so would take stops to
supplement the State, fund, ami show a
willing mind to encourage, enlarge and
, otherwise build up the common school
isystun, instead of croaking, debasing
and miming down our common schools,
we would soon have schools in our State
which every Kentuckian would be proud
of.
Mi. James Allen, ol Huslonville,
was with us Monday, getting signers to
an oigauiation known us the "Fishing
Club." The people .eeiiied to take hold
freely. The object of the club, we are
informed, is to stock our streams with
choice fish and also to protect the linnv
tribe b enforcing laws, and also petition
for needed legislation on the subject.
We believe it to be almost s much the
interest of the people to protect theMish
anybody.
