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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

Spain italy, Sweden, Hanover, Rus
aia, Ausuia aud Turkey receive daily
weather reports from Patis and London
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

In tho temperate zones, tho maximum
Of heat is attained about q month after
the longest daya
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

AFabia hI' vas ''', 9 called isoiH @ inha1i'-
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

u A. NJ.
X. silver City Chapter No. 2 at Masonic
Hall Regular cOnvOcatiCns on Sd Wednesday
evening OF each month. All companions invited
TO attend. AARON SCHUTz, II. /.
PERKY b. LADY, Sec.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

A y. & A. H.
"A Silver City Lodge, No. s. meets At Masonic
Hall over Silver City Nat Bank. the Thursday
eyoning on or before the full moon each month.
All visiting brothers invited to attend
M. II. TwoMEY, W M.
PERRY b. LADY. Sec.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-11-26

Meets Cd aud ith Tuesday nights IN each
month. al odd Fellows Hail. Visiting knights
j, J, SHERIDAN, K.R&s.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Buiiietlr 80. 2
There arc 21-Igs DevsDGpers Published In the
United States and Canada Of this number Ut
ere pabllahs6 IN Colombo.
The webash T. 4. is the shortest Hrse Be
tween Ranssls City and g. I>pssl,.
For the year ending june 20, 1spa, the rail-
wsgs O: the UrTiseh StGtes carried 5a3-5po.ei2
p,sssenrsrs. out Of which number only c5e were
killed and 2..zsn injured.
Prom Chicago ~ Detroit the shDrr line i- the
Wsbas5-g7= rnnes, This for-ns portion Of
the ceies-rred Siagrn Falls Short Line 70 View
York and Boston-
The wheat Production So the United States
for 1905 vas sss bite bushels. valued az s2l3~
t7I.s1. ColoraaOs production was 2,50f4D90
bushels.
the watash Il. z. T. the only line running 8
la carte dlninsesrs bstSeen Chicago a:i9 Kew
York
Tins American Bel Telephone Co. in I>sI
had ~ leo subscribers snG required the ser-
vices q l0.k2I employees.
The Wabash 4 K. ands you Ia New York ut
T:5tD a. m, ssvina you one nights hotel biIL
Lo-ok out for bulletin No. 9. q
c. ". HASpsoS,
Commercial Agent Denver. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

The Burlington Route. long and favor
ably known to the travelling public, is
still rauriug two popular trains daily
east; leaving Denver at $50 p. n. and
II a N. for Lincoln, Omaha, St Pail,
Peoria. Chicago, Kansas CITY, ST. Joseph
and St Louis and al points east. These
two daily trains are sG.idly vsstibuled.
made upo Pullman Sleepers, Reclining
Chair Cars. elegant Day Coaches. and
the famous G. 3. & @ Dining Cars
Meals served on the a Ia carte plan.
Train No. 2. Leaving Denver $50 p m.
arrives at Chicago ii 7s55. 81. LoHis at
7:IO, second morning, being the fast
tram to those points. and going the en-
tire distance over It's own tracks, AVOID
ing transfers 81 missing Of connections
at Missouri River points. Ask YOEr
agent for tickets via the well-knoEn and
popular Burlington Route.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

The following appeared In last nights
Denver Republican. Of course, there
are number of inaccuracies in it. but
We give II in full, as showing the inter
est being aroused in the matter Oh the
outside. The special Is dated New
Castle, and says:
"a company Of railroad proapectors
left here for Denver this morning the
I8.hl. They were A &. Drumrn. s p
Stokes. Of Denver, Z. Marshall, Mr.
KimisoH, Of Garden City. Eas., and
J. W. Dean Of La Junta. For the past
four days these men have been looking
over q proposed railroad r0tIse from this
place to Meeker. distance Of forty-five
miles. This is the third visit Of these
men or their Representatives. They re
present that the road will be broad
gauge. and is To he completed before
October /, 1895. They claim 10 have
500, 800 in ready cash for use. The road
will tap a very rich mineral country aud
the cattle and agricultural region Of
White and Yampa rivera. The direc-
toFs Of the road VIII meet in Denver at
noon Tomorrow, after which the articles
Of incorporation viii BE- filed at the state
house. The names Of those interested.
a. reported here, are 81. r. TeagaFGen
Of Craig. Colorado, j ". Hngus & Co.
i. {. M0uitan. =. f. WEIGH, J.. y. Wal
bridge, Of MeekeF, !. Baer Of Leadvilie.
o. J and 4. G. DrBmm. y, Craig. Of
Denver. T.. Marshall Mr. Kinufson and
Air. McBeth Of Garden City. Kas. The
men here were accompanied by +.
Meade. from Pueblo. chief enginser Of
the Santa Fe II is asserted that the
line viii he an independent, with trunk
line connections at each end, the north
ern terfnini yet to be determined upon
The route, as nov contemplated, will
follow what Is known as the coal hog
back for nine miles frotn here. then
down Flag creez TO where thsy strike
the White river to Meeker. The grade
is estimated at about two per cent. The
people here have appointed a committee
70 look after the matter and furnish
such assistance for right Of way, term
inal grounds, etc. az needed. The local
committee are Max J.. Scbayer, &. A
Hahn. r. G. Coryell, u. u. Dracb, John
Murray and D. Barry, with three more
members 10 be appoined later"
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
VERY ENCOURAGING
Is the Outlook For a
Railroad Connection
With the Outside.
Things Assuming Tangible Shape
and it Begins to Look
Like Business

The various railroad runOrs that have
been floating about here fdr some time
past assumed tangible form during
the present week when q delegation
Of gentlemen Interested in the proposed
railway visited Afeeksr. and looked the
t0sFn and surrounding country cysr.
The party was composed of 9lessrs-
John ~. Dean, o. La Junta, W. NJ
EinulsOn and Edward Marshall. Of
Garden City. Kas-. and A. G. Drumm
Hf Denver, who came in To look up oar
.resOurees and get some general inforrna-
1iOn regarding the country with view
20 finding out. as near as possible,
what might be depended on in tlie waS
Of support for railroad. The party
was taken up lhe river and shown tie
Coal Creei. valley and the mesa They
also visited the various coal mines il
this vicinity and were fayOra5ly i'm
pressed with 'silat they saw and heard,
after which the7 departed for Denver.
having spent most Of two days here.
Two members OF the party are practi-
cal railroad builders. while the otbeT TWO
represented nioneyed men who would
be interested in case tine enterprise is
undertaken On tbis point none Of
siIs gentlemen composing the party
could give any Information approaching
. definite character. Nothing. they said,
lad gone beyond the investigation
point, aIsbOught they were free to con-
fesa. the prospects looked favorable for
tine buiIdiHgO of the line as projected. AS
COON az the condition of the ground
would permit surveys would be run
probably from both View Castle and
Rife with 2 view to asceEtaiuing the
most practicable route, after which facts
and figures would he submitted to the
men who would be called upon to fur
uish tine finances with which to build
the road.
AZ projected. tie line is to be an in
dependent concern, bUt close traffic ar
rangemsuts viii be made with either
the santa Fe svsiem OF tie Denver &
Rio Grande.
While THE HERALD has nothing
definite, az vet. 10 offer its readers, We
feel very much encouraged al the pres
ent outlook for q railway into the White
River VALLEY and believe that all iuGica-
tions point that way.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

The silver senator's thought that tie
proper Representatives OF a silver senate
at monetary conference should be men
devoted To silver as a money metal.
hence the selection OF Jones, of Ar
kansas, Daniel, OF Virginia, and Teller.
of Colorado
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
Ranch For saIc--cheap.

4 good river ranch, located about S
miles below Wolf creek Improved by
good ditch well fenced and good log
house. Ninety acres under water. Clear
title. Price, $50 Address,
BEN STADrMAS,
m9a25 HaysviiIe, Kas-
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

The Colorado Industrial ard AtnfDg
Exposition, to b. held in Denver in pS.
WIS assured when David H. Nofas
put his name down for the munThcent
contribution of $4,000
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Remember that Hugus & Co. are
agents for BUTTERFLIES patterns. Monthly
fashion sheets distributed free. Sub
scriptions received for the DeliDeztor
and all of the Butterick publications.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
HoAGE N EwS
sToCK7 rEy's MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the White
River Stock Growers association win
b. held in Neezsr, Tuesday. ApEi. IL,
I5ss. a. . o'-Ise'sp p. m
This meeting win be the mos, in
r0rtaut IN tie history % the aasoclatiGu-
3 system q graded duea, whcrsb5
members VIII pay in accordance with
The number OF cattle they own. thus en-
ablinz She smallest stnck-pwuer in tie
valley TO share in association benefits,
wlI BE- mp for discussion and adoption
In union thsEe is strength" Attend
this meeting whether you wish 70 JOIN
the association OF nos
Dz-Sf PEICE.
4 3 CE1ECuLOw. President.
aI1 Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Rsidfs Butter Noulds aud EIiiOst's
Parchment Butter Paper at the City
Meat Market w. E. SIMPsoS-
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

rs predicted IL these columns, the
'-caIieo ball" was q success, but for
reasons not necessary 70 mention here,
tine calico feature was abandoned at the
eleTeulh hoU-.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Once more We are compelled 10 make
apo.aaies for slim local page, but our
readers are aware tGat this Is the lenten
season. and knowing our pious inclina-
lfous VIII haze 10 difficulty in tracing
one Of the cruises To the right source.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Sheriff s advice to Don't
advsrtise and lido the rest"
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

George WEIGH started for Fournnile
on Monday, where he will look after tbs
interests there lately acquired By hi;
brother, y. +.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Give the Lords caUse lift b. attend
ing the supper 10 be given by the Metho-
diz. ladies', in fine Basr building next
WednesdaT evening.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

4 dispatch from .awiins, Wyo., 70
ths Denver Republican aays syndicate
Of Denver mining men has purchased a
placer claim st FOurrnile. the purchase
price being $1,000. The property sold
belonged 20 what is known az the Rock
5prings outfit and the sale WAS consum-
mated through the efforts Of Mr., J. @.
Davis. II is understood that the pvr-
cbasers viii ezpend about a quarter Of a
IniIlion dollars 80 building bitches and
general Development work the coming
season.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

60 in and see Hugus q Co.'S new
spring goods
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

EdT0I Warner u the Reveil!a, found
2 lew vulnerable sp9t5 in Rev. Pass
mOre's religions armor last week, and
lanced that heli1s-fire-agd-da ILLUMINATION.
mountaineering panson very nicely:
yes, we might say. without dis0cating
p.nms 10 the editorial helmet. For q
common lag brother our fellow pencil
pHsher eZp0uDds the gospel Of nine
teenth CENTURY Righteousness IN a very
telling way himself.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

CAST subscribers can get The Herald
for the small slm Of s.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

The engines of frss-c!Ass nnan-of-
war cost about S7DO, go
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Jack Frost seems To hold on witt
malicious Consciousness.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Dwight RYisnd. accompanied byJ G.
Rel Of Cripple Greek. ard IL r.. Hal
I4ft Of Kansas Gig, No, were pas-
sengers IN ;He incoming stage We1nea.
Slag evening. The two former gentle
5ann are here 70 siay for the summer.
aHG came early IN order to get a good
grip on oHr italian climate before the
rnaddening crowd" surges in. while
BIZ. Haliett IL after smail bunch Of
grizziy bears and mountain lions.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
FIVE WEEKS FOR 10 CENTS.

Thee Eve number. viii contain the opening
chapters u I3artzra Reut's interesting Ioye
story. The House bT the River" siso me
opeuinz cbapsers with synops1zj of Edie
ASoiaise EDvlzr,dF charming stf,ry Of Hnzii-h
hizn life. entitled at q Great f;o-t." The
other continued stories In there nurnhers are
By George V. Gardner snG 4rs. r. d, Y. N.
sOvthwortb. In addition 70 the continued
LgGzer contain short STORIES. poems. articles
On the top'io. of the day. q brilliant editorial
pa9e. u eiyiIcreu's column. corY.spon1ence
and scientific department. VOfnaH's worid
page dsyOte5 N eyfrytb1os II interest " vo-
men, ineissdIn1 pattern department worth "
any woman many, many times tho price N the
IL Eyer, The foiIoFin2 is partial fist n the
authors VINO contributs 10 those I'VE nBmt,er,:
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lands. Martin Hunter. JOnn Jerprue, Ruth Hay
mDnd. Ceor1e Meredith, Nary Kyle DaIias.
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THis vast quantity II delightful reacfnz mat
ter N Interest 10 I'll rHezsbfrs Of the family
goes n MAKE tie New ToFk Isdzer the most
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70 the Afnerics,n people. Your postmsster.
your subscription agent 81 yo5H newsdealer
VII receive 7osir 10 eerss for " for yo9r trial
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The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Tine eclipse o. the moon came of on
schedule time SUNDAY evening. and az
far as We know. The earth is skill EeVoiy-
ing on rs axis - thOugh its shadow had
not darkened the pale face Of the noe
insual 1umiua.y; and We also believe the
CsheF great planets are Jogging along IN
tIelr accustomed GroOTes.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Hoopgs PTLLs cure Jsandtce. Dtisos1snees.
siek beadecse, eoEstios3ion and al liver SIS.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
4 Trial Subscription for
THE HEW YORK LEDGER

Just 70 convince every'body tefore sut>crit,
ing 81 the true merits Of our beautifully illus
tra.ed 5narual, we viii send the seT York
Ledger Tor
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

! Tomorrow is st. patrfck's Day-aII
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
EZRA FLEMING.

Cattle branded above on left side or hip
All my cattle are steers. One lot BRANDED =
on left side and double-dewIapped; and also
one lot branded STv on left side in addition
t" cr0''-L- Also own Va and 10. Al'o
JC ON left side. Horse brand. sarac as cut
on left hip. Range. Flag creek and Govern
rneut road. Postof.icc address, Meeker. Colo
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

&C. !. Hood s. Co. LoEeT1, Mss:
@GentleEnen: Wishing 70 ten y hat HOODS SAT-
.zpzrfltz has doae FOX US. VIII say that years
aen we had q beautiful boy born to U.s. When
ss0St six months old he took sore mouth
Fyer~thlnS that was known as usual remedies
IN srets cases was rseG- had tgo doctors but
All 20 10 benefit Az the aga OF IL months he
breashed his last Tins we laid
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

The spell rs good weather, which we
have been favored with for some time
hack was interrupted slightly on Wed
nesdaY and Thursday Of this week,
when two Or thee inches Of snow fell.
followed Thursday night By . decided
slump 10 the Thermometer. The sun Is
agalEIn the aseendent to-day however.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Mrs Wash. accompanied by her sister
5liss Mediation departed for her home
a. 81. Sterling Ill, On Wednesday,.
Tine latter has had very posi- health this
winter aud her many friends here de-
v5u;ei7 hope shat the change to lover
altitude vail ~ bsneGcial. IN case Of
need, Or. BHner accompanied the
ladies o. far - fiienW0Od.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

Photographs have been taken 100 feet
under water,
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

a B CEITCuLOw. 7
aI1 Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
Our Daring Child

IN Tn. grave. On AEg g. 1881, another boy vas
bora uaso u.s. At the age % two months he be
cane afflicted with the same disease i believed
TIE b1ysz troGSle was constitutional and not
common sore lscuth- | procured bottle Of
Hooe's Sarsapariilz and commenced to give u
regularly 20 5osh mother and baby, and coca
sioasy washed his rsOuth with syrup Of buck
brgsa root Improvement began at once We
have succeed IN eradieati1s the scro.rlors blood
fror. the system and to-day zee are blessed with
q nles, tat baby boy. eighteen months Old He
Is he very
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16

m9g
The Meeker herald., 1895-03-16
Picture Of Health,

al LIE and fan Of mischief = thanks 70 Hoods
sarsaparfIEa- En- Minister in the Methodist
Prosssssrs. chArch- arr here To back wEAt I
say and / sEa IL no way interested n any profit
In the master except it affords re r.saeh pieas
IRE tr recommend HSos-s sarszyarilla 10 al a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
In Aemoriam.

smrDD, Feb. %, 1895.
Oak Plain Grange No. p. of II. a.
their last regular meeting passed the
following resolutions:
Whereas, the hand OF Divine Proyi-
dence has removed from the scenes oi
her temporal labors our beloved sister
u. A. Davis, and the brothers snd sis
ter. who met with her in this frs,ernal
order and profited By her example are
desirous Of tes;ifyina their respec; 70,
her memory and expressing their eArnes;
and sHec;ionaie sympathy with the hus-
band and children deprived by this dis
pensAtion OF a wife and mother, there
fore be i.
Resolved, tina; it is but Just tribute
TO the memory Of the departed 20 say
tina; in regretting her departure from oul
midst We mourn for one who Was il
every Way worthy our respect and 70
gard.
Resolved, ihA. Ne tcnderly condols
with the family of cor deceased sister il
this their hour OF trial and affection ans
deyoutly commend them for consolation
10 Him who orders all things for ths
hes, and whose chastisemeu,s are mean
in mercy: and further
nrrN2NNNkf s&AsA ar 1ls4acH 1AS@sN -
respect the Hall OF Oak Plain Grange o
which Sister Davis Was loved and re
specied member, be draped in mourning
and be il further
Resolved, that these resolutions be IN
corporzted into the record Of our meet
ing and that the secretary be instructet
TO TRANSMIT, copy OF the same 20 tbs
family OF our deceased sister also TO th'
Albany papers for publication.
G. ]. sHKpD
II. B. SFRxS6KR,
Committee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
HOME AND ABROAD

New wash fabrics for spring at Read,
Peacock & Cos.
DR.. @. W. Lowe, optician, at Litsier's
4 Collins.
Dr.. G. ". Lowe, opticiAn. will st your
eyes. at Littler & Collins.
Mr.. Horace FarwelI has been appointed
p. m. al Plainvisw.
There will ba game of indoor BASEBALL
al the armory on Friday night.
The Homer sailed from Yaauina this
morning, and the AIeztrzz arrived.
Rev. J. K. u. Bell will deliver the
baocalaurests sermon at the commencement
Of the State University.
Assessor Dezkins has begun the asaess-
nent Of Linn county for Isq5, a. well Al
the taking Of the census for tie state.
Now il the time TO build Lurnbsr il
cheaper than ever before and labor Is down.
Build now and the good times will 5ring
the increase.
A meeting Of the Degree Of Honor A.
o. {. ". will De he'd tonight at the hail
for degrees work All members Of the A
o. G. W. are requested 10 be present.
/ Aitorney-G General IdeImzn has decided
that the present commissioners, wariens
etc. will remniI in Clice until their .ucae<-
so7 are elected by the legislature
The Albany woodmen have been organ
i1sd, ths same being completed last even
ing. They Will meet every Thursday
night in the 4. o. Z. ". hall The char
ter will be kept open for few days
Superintendent Gilbert. the new nan a
the bead * the penitentiary. says be vii
remember all parts Of the state IN his Sc
lection Of guards and wArdsns- He Vii
make nearly clean sweep. Frank Heri
dith will be his book keeper.
CnAx Lanion snatched purse with 50
from Mira D. P. Thompson and yes.erdA,
WAS sent 10 the penitentiE-y for Eve years
Had be been hank cashier and snatcheC
! go. 600 through series Of years he woul,
DO, have h<en sent 70 Canada for mere thai
yesr.
Conside-.ble interest Is being manisfest
ed In horse matters in Albany this spring
Mr.. Moskis- will make Albany his perma
nent headquarters with the bes. string o
horses ia the Northwest. He has purchase
he Crawford farm in Benton county. oon
sisting Of over 500 acres. bat viii do hi
training On the Albany track. Amen
local hor>e owners soms rivalry l. bsinI
worked up. AZ least one race has bee
arranged. On June Is the 3 year olds Of c
& Barrovs. ". B. Shannon aad J. u
Rals;on will tro. for pure Of s75. Thi
promises 10 be lire contest 4 race ws
being arranged for 500 a side bstwee
the trotters Of Pete Anderson and ia,
Wilson; bat this has fallen through for th
present
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Oakyulc.
Committee

Rev. Achcson returned last week from
his visit in the east he will; remain here
this month.
The annual school election took place
last Monday afternoon and resulted in
the election OF C. W. Yates for director
and Mrs Edna Hart clerk- The repub-
licans were victorious again- After the
election q republican and q populis,
gave pugilistic display which was very
interesting TO the bystanders. As neither
one wished 10 get hurt, the fight soon
came TO close.
Yesterday as two young men by the
name OF White were driving posts, Mr..
Earl White was lining the post while
Guy was driving them with large sledge
hammer, in Strengthening an unruly post
Earl'a head came between Guys ham
mer and the post and received blow
that laid him out for awhile, as no homes
were broken he win probably recover.
Mr.. VIM. Morgan. one OF the Old pio-
neers is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence near here. AsIcrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

At the school election at Lebanon yester
day Nj. A. Miller was elected director and
y. N. Garland clerk.
Mat Scott, the stockman recently shipped
span OF steers TO Sitka among the finest
ever sent out from Albany.
As indicated several days ago Mr.. A. N,
Gilbert, ot Salem, has been appointed sup
erintendent of the penitentiary.
Mr.. Peter Schlosser is erecting a house
| on his property at the corner of Ferry and
Third streets, in which Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
E. Fish will reside upon its completion.
An Albany man after taking an egg
from his barn put it in his pocket and went
TO church. He sat upon the egg and hatch
cd mess that was not very acceptable.
A First street man thinks this makes an
item worth reading about.
II Governor Lord becomes satisfied that
| the present railroad commissioners cannot
hold over, it il said he will not appoint
another commission but will save ths state
the useless expense, an act that wo1ld meet
with general appreciation.
The case of the creditors of the Bank of
Lebanon against ] NJ. Ralston was sub
| mitted to the referee, J. Fred Yates, this
morning, after long trial. Four or FIVE
attorneys argued the case two hours apiece
The testimony il very volnminons About
O.. coo is involved in this case; bat upon
the decision more depends.
Hog raising promises to be ons Of the
grsst industries of ths future. fhe hog of
the future promises 10 be good sized fel.
low. Already some good porksrs are being
reported. W. W. Crawford recently dress
ed bog weighing 40 pounds. from which
100 pounds Of lard Was secured. Such
porkers pay.
Yesterday the Governor made these ap-
poin,menis: Or. J. A. Fulton health officer
at Astoria. and DR.. c. w. Towers health
officer al Coos Bay. A T. Hoier. Of the
Evening Journal. state printing expert.
decision was given in ihe supreme
court yesterday in Ella II. Mendendail,
respondent. rs the Harrisburg Water Pow
er Company. appellant, appeal from Linn
county; judgment affirmed. Opinion Ay
wolverton, J. II this case the former