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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-13
SOUTH SCRANTON.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Ferdinand Splitter took
place from the family residence on Elm street
yesterday afternoon. The house was throngCd
with the numerous friends ol the deceased and
much sympathy was felt for the motherlcss little
children who were gathered around the caskCt
wherein their best friend lay cold in death At
. O'Clock the caskct closed and the funeral
cuItcgc moved to Christ Lutheran church on
Cedar avenue, where funeral services were held.
Rev j. Witke, pastor OF the church, delivered
an eloquent funeral sermon and paid a fitting
tribute TO the memory of the departed woman.
At the conclusion of the church services the fu.
n,ral procession moved to the Forest Hill GENE.
terry, whore the remains were lowered to thel
last resting place, The pal'bcarcrs were: Her,
man Fuhlhrucggc, Jacob Bage, Gottlieb, Weber
and Albert Rautcnberg.
At meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society of the
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. which
was held Wednesday afternoon, officers iof
the ensuing year were chosen as follows; PreH-
dent, Mrs John T., Evans first vice president,
Mrs, ID. j. Clearwater; second vice president,
Mrs. Slocum; third vice president, Mrs. John
Myers; secretary, Mrs, Dalton; treasurer, Mrs.
j, BerGhouser sick committee, Mrs. Fardng.
M-r, Turner Mrs Murkett Mrs Goddard. At
the conclusion of the business meeting tea was
| served.
Mrs. Mary Durkn, Of 1908 l,ttston avenue
will be buried saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The active members of the scranton Saenger
rnde will meet for rehearsal this evening.
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Another of the now famous stag
Wheemen's club house last evening and
was attended by upwards of two hum
dred members and their friends. The
social committee provided a varied
programme FOR the entertainment of
their guests, which was heartily en-
joycd, and was followed by a smoker
and lunch.
The card included solos by Fred
Weinss Walter DickelniCk. Charles
Bertine. Fred Softley, Albert Davis
and Caleb Evans; selections by the
Lawrence orchestra. Prof. OFT, leader;
Boer quartettc. Elmer Hughes Frank
Jones, Richard Hawley and Wesley
Jones; clog dancing, p. j. Walsh and
Frank McDonough; Big Four quar-
tettc. Caleb Evans, John II. Jones. ].
MCNulty and Reese G.. Reese; sketches
by NJ. Berger: four-round boxing bout,
Costello and Ford; buck and soft shoe
dancing, Tom Mack ana = J. Walsh.
and an hypnotic exhibition by Rudolph
Kunz.
All Of the SpeCiates were ClevorlY
given and received merited recognition.
Among the guests We're s. G. Shoe
maker. Of Dalton. ana the following
members of the Olyphant wheelmen,
\. b. Stover Edward Matthews, Dan
iel Matthews, Arthur Widdowfpld.
William Widdowfcld, T.. W. Freeman.
c. w. Houser. w. II. Winter and j.
Ginsburg.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Alfred Rumble. John II. Williams and
Fred Reynolds have been selected as a
committee to arrange petition to pre-
sent to councils for the annexation of
Lincoln Heights to the city.
Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. Sarah j. Antrim will he conducted
at 8 o'clock this morning at the house,
1l9 South Hyde Park avenue. The re-
mains will be taken to Danville for in
terment.
A false alarm was turned in from
Box %, corner of Hampton street and
South Main avenue. shortly after
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Smoke
issuing from chimney in John
Herne's house, on South HYDE Park
avenue and Rock street, caused the
alarm.
John II. Williams of the well-known
firm Williams & Co., of South Main
avenue, has purchased the old COM
pany store building on North Main
avenue from the Merrfield estate, and
will remodel the structure, putting in
a new plate glass front on level witn
the sidewalk and making other needed
Improvements. The purchase includes
SeVenty-OnC feet Of frontage.
a new Republican club has been or
ganizcd in the Fifteenth ward with the
following officers: President, John
Lewis secretary, Ezra Davis treas
urer, John r. Jones.
John Larkin. aged thirteen years.
was bitten by a dog Wednesday after
noon, while playing near his home on
Lafayette street. DR.. Brennan cauter-
lied the wound.
Private John stephens, of Company
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X, Fifteenth United states infantry, IL
visiting his home on South Lincoln
avenue on a twenty days furlough.
The coming drama and social, under
the auspices of st. Patrick's Ladies'
/. c. L., to be held in Mears' hall.
Friday evening April 20. promises TO
be the most enjoyable event ever given
by this popular organization, which
has the name of conducting enjoyable
socials and the like. The dramatic
class are busily engaged rehearsing
every week. Everything that the COM
mittee in charge can do to make the
affair one to be remembered will be
attended to.
Rev. J. B. Whelan will celebrate the
mass of the pre-sanctified at st. Pat
rick's Catholic church at 1890 o'clock
this morning.
The usual Good Friday services will
be conducted at st. David's Episcopal
church today.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
Hennigan will occur tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. Services will be
conducted at st. Patrick's church, and
intermcnt will be made in the Cathe-
dral cemetery.
A boy named John Blazys. residing
on Price street, was arrested at the
instance Of A. ]. Phillips, for making
threats and malicious mischief, AM
yesterday Alderman John committed
him 10 thc county Jail in default of 5000
bail
4 6-mCEths-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Davis. of Lafayette street,
died yesterday and will be buried in
Wasfburn street cemetery tomorrow
afternoon.
\ chil1 Of Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Davis, aged years. died yesterday at
455 Evans court. from an attack OF
diphthgria. The remains will be pri-
vatcly Inferred in Washburn street
cemetery this afternoon
TIE remains ct Nj. and Mrs. Charles
Reids child were inferred in Wash
burn street cemetery yesterday after
noon. Rev J. =. Moffat. d. D., ofici'
ated At the grave.
Ms Y. p. Moffat, Mrs. William Free
| man. Mrs. T. J. Luce. Misses Jennie
Shannon and Marilla Mott are repre-
senting the Washburn Street Presby-
terian church at the annual sessions
| of the WOman's Foreign Missionary
| society. now being held at Moosic.
Mss Hattie CCope". of South Hyde
Park Avenue, will leave today for a few
days visit with friends ir Carhondale
james ord, of Garfield avenue, and
| Chris. Fiehler of North Bromley ave.
nue.. spent yesterday fishing at Fac
| toryville.
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Council convened for the eXamina-
tion Of Rev. II. Il. Reese, the new pas
tor of Puritan Congregational church,
yesterday afternoon at o'clock,and the
following officers were appointed: Mod
orator. Rev. H. j. Morris, of Wilkes
Barre; scribe, Rev. .. J.. Davis, of
Williamstown, Pa. The council was
well pleased with the credentials fur
nished by the candidate and he was
therefore accented.
In the evening the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Reading of
Scripture, Rev. l.. a. Boyl, Of Scran-
ton; prayer of installation, Rev. Il. S.
Jones. ID. d.; right hand of fellowship,
Rev. ]. c. Luske, of Coaldale; charge
to pastor, Rev. T. ID. Henshaw, Of
bloomsbury, Pa; charge to church,
Rev. j. j. Jenkins, of Rendham.
In the charge to the pastor. Rev. Mr.
Henshaw said: People are asking
Has he a message?' To be successful
the pastor must feel that his message
is true"
In the charge to the church, Rev. j
j. jenkins, of Rendham, said tina,
Christ used the word church only twice
Church does not mean the same as the
| Kingdom of Heaven. Many church
| members will never see the kingdom o.
| Heaven.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs r. l.. Hitchcock, Mrs. NJ. II. Hays and
Mrs. J. f. Van Bergan are attending the annual
meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary so.
ciey Of the Presbytery OF Lackawanna, now
being held at Moosic.
Canned beets l0c. per can. Green Ridge Mar.
ket. 80
Yarmouth bloateTs, 3 for &c. Green Ridge mar.
ket. "
Miss Lizzie NiOw, of Dickson avenue has re.
turned from visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Taas Easter dyes, packages Sc. Green Ridge
Market. 80
Miss Grace Peck, Of Monsey avenue, is home,
after spending week with relatives in Pittston,
The ladies Of st, Catharines Guild, Church Of
the Good shepherd, will hold their annual Easter
sale tomorrow afternoon and evening. Fancy ar.
ticles aud cakes will be offered ior sale.
Fresh fish, all kinds Green Ridge Market -
Providence council, No. $50, Jr. q. 4. 4. NJ,
held an interesting meeting last night and in,
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stalled three candidates. Extensive preparations
arc being made for their entertainment April 2j.
The council is In hourishing condition
Oysters and CLANS. Green Ridge Market -
Thirty oranges for 2jc. Green Ridge Market.
Mrs. George W kcar and son, Charles, Of
Monsey avenue, are visiting friends In pittston,
Fresh mushrooms at Green Ridge Market. -
Strictly fresh eggs, l5c. per dozen. Green
Ridge Market.
The subject for consideration at the services
10 he held in the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church tonight Is Christ the saviour" John Is.
Onion sets Sc per quart at Green Ridge Mar.
kct. 80
The Womcn's Missionary society of the Green
Ridge Baptist church will meet at the church
this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. ProthcroC
has charge Of the programme. Mrs. John II.
Lewis, Of the jackson Street Baptist church, will
be present and will give an address the
Hawaiian Islands There will be readings and
solos by Mrs. Prothcroc and Mrs. Ottingcr. All
members and friends Of the society arc cordially
invited to attend this meeting. The Ladies' Aid
society will meet Immediately at the close o
the missionary meeting. Members urged tC
be present committees for April will he ap
pointed.
Pure milk Sc. per quart, at Green Ridge Mar
| kct -
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WILLIAMS-POWELL.

The marriage Of George Williams, Of
Wayne avenue, and Miss Mary A.
Powell was quietly solemnized Tues
day morning at II o'clock, at the home
of the brides mother on Edna avenue.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. r. j. Reese pastor of the Puritan
congregational church in the presence
of relatives only.
Immediately after the nuptials. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams left on a wedding
tour, which will embrace New York
and Boston. Upon their return they
will commence housekeeping in hand
somely furnished house on Wayne ave-
nue.. Both young people are well and
favOrIbly known. The groom was for
merly member of Bauer's band, and
is a musician of some prominence.
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MENTIONED IN BRIEF.

on Wednesday afternoon Miss Eliza
beth Hill. of Summit avenue, and F..
b. Lewis, Of Chinchila, were married
at the home of Rev. s. q. Reading,
pastor of the North Main Avenue Bap-
tist church. of which the bride has
been an active member for some time
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left on the 610
train for Chinchilla, where they will go
to housekeeping in a newly furnished
home.
Major Roblng conducted an election
at the Auditorium, Wednesday even
ing. for the second lieutenant of Com
pany II. The candidates were Ser
geants Finn and Shopland w. F. Finn
was elected.
Miss Jennie Reading of Williams
port, is the guest of her parents, on
Church avenue. Misses Florence Linck
and Hannah Kissinger. also of Will
Transport, are the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Reading.
grand entertainment and social
will be held i'm the Auditorium, Friday
evening, April 90 for the purpose of
purchasing an artificial limb for Fran
els Jones, who was badly injured sew
eral months ago.
The Keystone Literary and Dramatic
club will give an entertainment in the
Auditorium, Monday evening, April l6
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MISSIONARY WORKERS MEET.
Gathering of the Women's Foreign
Society at Moosic.

The Prasl yterian church at Moosic
was tastily decorated with potted
plants, palms and ferns yesterday af-
ternoon, the occasion being the annual
meeting of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Lackawanna
Presbytery Scranton district The
meeting opened with devotional e ;er-
cises, led by Mrs. ". S. Hulslander, of
Scranton. The roll was called by Sec
retary Mrs. Chamberin, OF Dunmore.
An address Of welcome in behalf of the
society and homes was given by Mrs.
w. G.. Drake, ana also an address NJ
welcome by Rev. S. w. Young. which
was resi- onded to by the president,
Mrs. NJ r. kays, The secretary. Mrs.
7. s. Morgan read the minutes of the
previous meeting. The treasurer re-
porte! S3,6O6.3l contributed by the diff
fcrent luXliaries and bands of the
| district, in the past year for the mis-
sionary cause. The following auxilar-
les of the different churches reported
the progress mace, financial and spirit
udl standing and number Of periodicals
taken: Dunmore; First church, Scran-
| ton; Second church, Scranton: Provi-
dcncc; Nashburn street, Scranton: and
Moosic. The relieving bands reported:
Young aides Mission circle, of Dun
more Moosic Junior Endeavor, Young
Ladies' Mission circle, of MoosiC; Mis-
sion baud. of MoOSiC; Boys Mission
band, Girls Mission band of Second
| church, Scranton; Lend-a-Han circle,
| uf Green Ridge; Christian EndcavOr,
of Green Ridge. Mrs. Gregory being
absent, Mrs. Wells gave talk to the
different bands. \ letter was read
| from Mrs. Julia NJ. Turner. DR.. Vim
| ton, of Corca, gave an address on
why Are Foreign Missions Neces-
| sary."
The d"legltCs that registered at the
| First session were: Miss Henrietta
Faust, Green Ridge: MIS-. W. S. Huls-
| lander, Scranton; Mrs j. l.. Chase
| Durmcro, Mrs. George Il. Smith, Scran-
| ton; Mrs. BrOdie. Mrs. Seldom Blair.
Mrs. -. II. Russ. Miss Freida Sylves-
ter. Miss Freidd Kann. Scranton; Miss
7. II. Briggs, Carbonate; Miss T. j.
| Lauer Miss w. H. freeman. Miss Il.
| W. Walker. Miss j. w. jenkins. Miss
| r. Pollen, Miss Jennie Shirman. Mrs.
j, Il, MOti,tt, Scranton; Mary +. David
son, Green Ridge; Miss Anna Lamont,
| Scranton; Mrs. l.. a. Clark, Scran-
| ton Miss Bessie Shepherd, Dunmore
Miss Anna Bishop. Mrs. George Doui,
| jr., anG a host Of visitors.
\ caterer from Pittston served a de-
| liCiouS supper at $50 O'Clock for all
| delegates and visitors.
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MARRIED AT BINGHAMTON.

Osborne Richards, of School street,
and Miss Bertha Simmons, of Parker
street, went to Binghamton on We'd
neSday last, and We're united in mar.
riaGc unawares, save to their relatives
and a few intimate friends, who were
apprised previously of their intention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards are among
the most prominent and widely known
young people Of the North End. and
enjoy the esteem and well wishes of
a legion of friends in their matrimon-
ial adventure. Mr. Richards is men,
Der OF the Delaware and Hudson ma
chine corps The couple for the pres
cnt will reside with Mrs. Richards
parents on Parker street.
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BAUER'S BAND CONCERT.

Prof. Robert Bauer and his excellent
band gave a grand concert at the Court
Street Methodist Episcopal church last
night. The large auditorium was filed
with lovers of music. Thomas II. Miles
gave the cornet solo, Columbia" in a
pleasing manner and was compelled to
respond to an encore.
Barbara Pride" was then given by
the band. This was followed by the
series, Cavalry" Infantry" "Artil-
lery" and In Battle" This was list
ened to with intent interest and was
most vigorously applauded. The con
cert was closed by the rendering OF
The Star Spangled Banner"
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

j. Archie Jones is the latest aspirant
for political Donors and last evening
announced himself as a candidate for
the nomination Cor recorder of deeds
on the Republican ticket. He was for
many years Il foreman at the Sauquoit
mill and is at present identified with
the Prudential Life Insurance COM
pany.
Mr.. Jones is "a member of Camp 11S.
Patriotic Order Sons Of America. Order
of Heptasophs, Sons of Veterans,
Knights of Pythias and several other
fraternal organizations. and will make
a formidable candidate
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Howell Davis. of Ferdinand
street, has as her guest Miss Bertha
Simmons, of Pittston.
Mrs. David Jones, of Plymouth, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones. of
Hill street.
T. b. Dunn. of Block street, is enter
tanning his niece, Miss Mabel Bassett
of Sego county, n. Y.
Thomas Dunn has returned from
Chenango, n. Y, where he attended
the funeral of his father.
All news matter for The Tribune will
receive prompt attention If left at Da-
Wis drug store.
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How's ThisP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY CO., Props, Toledo. q.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and fnan.
Caly able to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Walding Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o
Halls Catanh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surface; OF
the system. Price 75c per bottle Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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IF COFFEE pOISONS YOU

ruins your digestion, makes you nervous
and salow cOmpleNioned, keeps you
awake nights and acts against your sys-
TEN generally, try Grain-O, the new food
drink, 1t is made of pure selected grain
and is healthful, nourishing and appetiz-
ing. II has none Of tile bad effects of
cuffee yet II Is lust as pleasant to the
taste and when property prepared can't
ne told from the finest of COffees Costs
about n as much. 1t Is "A hcalthful table
drink for the children and adults. Ask
your grocer for Grain-o. 10 ana 25c.
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CHILD'S NARROW ESCAPE.

Emery, the two-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Boose. of Stratford ave-
nue.. Lincoln Heights. fell into Il pool
of water in an open cellarway near
his home. on Tuesday afternoon and
was rescued by Mys. ID. =. Denner after
considerable difficulty.
The child was throwing stones into
the water and lost his balance. falling
in the water. a depth of four feet. The
little fellow swallowed some water, but
soon recovered from the effects.
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performed by Rev. J. Il. Sweet pastor
of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church.
Earl Browning. Of Corbett avenue,
and Miss Louise Williams, of Taylor,
We're married at the parsonage of the
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church Wednesday evening 10y Rev.
James Benninger Charles Williams
and Miss Josie Browning were the at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Browning will
reside in Taylor for the present, but
later will establish their home in this
city.
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OBITUARY.

John Walton, Of Jessup, died yesterday morn.
ing at the residence of his son. lie was about 16
years old and was very well known in this soc.
tion of the state. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon from the late residence at .
o'clock Services will be conducted at st. James
Catholic church and intcmcnt will be made in
the Archibald cemetery
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Marriage Licenses.
Pittsburp Coal Moving South.

rittsburg, April l2.-'Thc first tow of coal 10
leave Pittshurg for the south since the miners
strike was declared was taken out today by the
steamer Ed Roberts. The tow consisted of scv.
eutcen bargcs. Coal men soy that sufficient Coai
is now being dug daily to enable them to keep
a steady stream OF fuel going southwark
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WEDDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Eugene y. Snover, of Newton Centre.
and Miss Temperance |. Bcdell of
Square Top, We're married yesterday at
the residence of j. S. Snover 12S North
Hyde Park avenue. The ceremony was
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Phillip Young's Suicide

Beaver Falls Pa, April 12-Phillip loungs. a
well.todo farmer near Enon, committed suicide
last night 10y cutting his throat lie is survived
by his widow and several children. Drink is
thought to have been the cause of the decd
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Dressy Easter Gloves
For Ladies', Children's
And Gentlemen'S Wear.

Globe Warehouse Glove Departments stand for not
only the best glove trade in Scranton, but represent
the only conn plee stocks there is in the city, selected
from the factories of the best makers the world
There is uothing egoistical in this assertion
1t is plain mater-of-fact statement which leaves
for doubt, discussion. A glance at our
windows today will impress you with the wonderful
variety of our Peerless Glove stock, while the same
time affording an opportunity for seeing the very
latest fashions in the glover's art.
Our Button Gloves are recognized as the cor
rect thing tor ladies' street this season. but there
are longer lengths if you them. As for shades
their number is legion, aud we have them all in
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EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
ELECTRIC CITY wHEELMEN EN-.
TERTAIN MANY FRIENDS.

Stag Social Attracted a Large Crowd
to the Club House on Jackson
street-Attended by a Number of
Guests from Out of Town-Snover-
Bedell and Browning-Williams
Weddings-Another Candidate for
Recorder of Deeds-other News
Notes and Personals.
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HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
REV. r. E. REESE INSTALLED AS
PASTOR PURITAN CHURCH.

Ceremony Performed Last Night by
Several Visiting Clergymen-Ex-
cellent Concert Given by Bauer's
Band-Marriage of George WILL
Jams and Miss Mary T. Powell.
Richards-simons Nuptials-W. F.
Finn Elected Second Lieutenant of
Company H.
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Pea Coal $l.25 Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to j. T
: Slarkey, 1914 Cedar ave Phone 66S3
Arizona silver belt., 1900-12-20
Another Fool Order.

Recent instructions have been re ceived by forest supervisors from the co mmissioner of the general land of flee, Instructing them that hereafter all timber, wood or fuel taken from the reserve sections under the act giv- ing actual settlers free use of timber, must first be applied for on blauk up- phcatious furnished supervisors for that purpose, and that timber or wood of whatever quantity or kind taken from the reserve for whatever use with out such applications will constitute "A trespass and the persons taking such timber be llsble to prosecution under the laws governing re.erves. It has been generally understood heretofore that timber for personal use could be taken up to the amount of $l00 with this new ruling or decision under the old rules has been made, It becomes the duty of supervisors to report all cases of such trespass that comes un- der their observation Settlers will do well to make application when III need of timber or wood and avoid trouble of this kind Coconino Sun.