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Arizona republican., 1901-10-20

A volume might be written of th- successful efforts of these thrifty pel- pie, all of whom are improving the. places and adding to their herds con- stantly. They are engaged in dairyns mainly, though they have apiaries swine and chickens.
 Ninth. 320 acres school land. ls acres boruered. This land is under al old canals. Price S1.o00.OO.
 Tenth. $40 acres land with Gram canal water. about half alfalfa. tw' houses. three wells good water. Prir S15,000.00, on very easy terms. Plenty outside range.
 This would be an excellent locatloa for a health colony.
 Eleventh. 160 acres under the A. lington canal. Price s250.OO.
 Our terms will be made easy to thoss who will build houses and take up resi- dence on the land. We have foul- industrious people can readily make enough to support a family and pay for 40. 60 or so acres in three years froa the land in ordinary farm products, anl by dairying some do even better. 0s deferred payments 8 per cent interel; will be charged. You are invited to investigate the tracts and intervi5F any former purchaser. and we will h' pleased to show the land to intendiag buyers.
 The Fowler district school is now open, Prof. Everett w Reed is prir- cipal and Mrs. Reed is his assistant. The attendance has doubled in tive years. It is expected that seven or eight months school will be mair- tained this year.
 Address through the postoffice or cal at my office, 34 South Center stree; Phoenix.
 LINCOLN FOWLER.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-20

Try a lemonade made of Robinson's Pure Lemon Juice. It will cost you nothing at 210 W. Washington st.
 Use Mermaid Queen Washing Pow der,
Arizona republican., 1901-10-20

Experience-What generally becomes ours after it is too late for it to do us any good.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-20

Bids will b. received for construc- ton of brick sub-station on property of Phoenix Light & Fuel company. up tO Thursday noon. October 24. Plans and specification may be seen at office of D. w. Willard. Architect. The com pany reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-20
A PEsTIFERoUs GERM.
Burrows up the Scalp Into Dandruffff
 and Saps the Hairs Vitality.

BUTTONS up the ScaIp Into Dandruiff
 and Saps the Hairs Vitality.
 People who complain of falling hair as a rule do not know that it Is the re- suit of dandruff. which is caused by Destiferous parasite burrowing up the scalp as it digs down to the sheath in which the hair is fed in ;he scalp. Be- fore long the hair root is shriveled up and the hair drops out. If the work of the germ is not destroyed hair keeps thinning until badness comes. The only way to cure dandruff is to kill the germ, and until now there has been no hair preparat tion that would do it; but today dandruff is easily eradicatcd by Newbro's Herpicide, which makes hair glossy and soft as silk.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-20

All kinds of printing. ruling. book and magazine binding and book repair ing done satisfactorily and quickly at The Republican office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

Va A~r Ne "a srt N impsu~rwseNiss s'a rAtA
insislsasi si,eaa asr 50 ensoy 80 i~s.shi a ias
Nartnsrs wsa2s tn aii dssgFtmrmisc hls, N@tFas
wquia - iafiY teay rrsisr -, 90 allow fisng
sssgt eamss ts ths rlrrtrse car sutsssaeasaf We
81 pfrftf r4t q siefafsr light - ~ esssss. sna
seen ibfpaFN al tss inmawseraisss aAAssHtax@s q
aaeseru itiras sad sysiisnars ~ssfs ~ r'sarrvps-
sag tsss~N uars*ivrs q enc iatgp ems f~rs There
an sasaf Jsssrae hswrstf. wAu. ~hta u cesacz -
Yszasing ser q f9ttes " sssgs g fhe go snettea
a lwfinx load aaa a. sna mlssns iAess VIII
radSs NJ ss snany f,yptis saaA'as paini that
MHy npwsasSp-fc~et u fseHl esxfy yesf cf@das
ally yrustc are irsfuinE ibn, snaghsnclv and
nals ART the isse sad esi taxtihef txtist aud
closer thaH 4 possible b hand, The machine
maas ariiels ~ess isagrs. covefs rnoss and 10 less
hatAe 20 fade, The ~ " johns LAzaad paints
ipr Dairy year, have teen Kfowing 10 prfaias.
iiy--iznsgsc they are veil made. u pure ma
teTiais They have hcoQius fecnEnired genrfAliy
~ The standard Paints ios structural Purposes"
Address The ~ W Johns Mfg Co. 30 William
Street Nsw Sers. for eosaplcis cosef Card and
Pamphlet EaieSiof Decorations
~ w Johns pAiHis ara carried 10 naet by
M. l., Msniey & Co., ManeaseEses Derss. who viii
be pleased 10 give VOC any desired intcfnAsiop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

II The action OF your bowels is not easy
aud regular serious complications must be
the Husl result DeWit.'s Little Early
Rlsers will remove this danger. Safe.
pleasant and effective o E Adams. Arl
instop; A Il Pettibone, Manchester De
pot; A Il Smith. West Arlington.
Eat ARLINGTON
Mrs A. 4 Back Of Salem. N. T.. 10
visiting friends here
"A dance will be held =. the town ball
81 Arlington. Wednesday evening. Nov.
27th.
Mr.. Webb, Who hss been con6n
cd TO the house for si1 weeks, IL Low sble
to be out
-Hsles chair factory Vas closed Mon
dsy on acc. not Of repairing some Of the
machinery.
MIR Cyrus Hard and daughter. Mary.
have returned TO Salem, N T., after spend
ing week In tovn.
A dsnce vas held Saturday 10 The nsv
boarding bonss which tss just been boilt
90 the b. L. drflith job In Strsttep.
Henry Lawrence shot : lynx sstur
day, which be sold TO Chelses Harrington
THIS ia the second iypx that MI Lawrence
has shol within . short time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

coed .ass,a IL sss,iss sssssu here.
Nice Lssiss oaihars tesiss hu assy
The ffa 81 Dncsae* bhs u is BasseE
asy sbs ). .rpeesss % reisrs sccn.
-on lgA o. Nprsrhsr EDsry Meai
ioaaa sems solsss roa 10 tall hieou, 90
.oaebss b, treat ssd trsh . snunss
esyu. II ssoo5 10 ssssitsfsa nsok. %
,es lls ,ss tr,vs iiils plat so barred
10 ssss srit, o. The ioth ses writer
r.es.s a.,siy li'tls baitsr-ssp siia
bls..on, stoui bali shs s'Hs d .annss
bloom. Ensiy sss the teachers ntht
had msu is Nstof. y oty srs has forsish
"a ors srihosiss,ic teacher 9th mar.
doe ,peelmens q plssi. foets cod bifds.
-Lasssro,s .. rfesb,iy isvorsd vih
v.tt from The Ptesiasni Of the Act 81
1000 Lsssss he speks ,E The NJ. q
ctareh snd dealt With stubborn iseis slis
. sr.ceiul ease taa shoset hin soeasion
ed 10 tho sofk Br vell-,insd little
story be s.vs 10 ,be uomen the credis Of
having ne.rly all the "bsef bole" 10 ihf
.ors Il ,hio,ilirs The rum poser, shich
o.. received by The ftuipite part si the
sadieace vI'h becomios modes'y aud real
slsdpess His talk ws along the line OF
.v eniorcement. he spoke Of the din
caliy Of getting men to testify TO sht
they tnow. Some showed shei' spprtcis
too By signing the nsst little cards Tor
their monthly iostslment contribution 10
the scii,e c,mpa,sn. Word comes ola
Manchester msn ~ho will let bis tenement
house only 10 those who ~il coptrsc, to
have no rom OF cider there. Surely hm
wife does no, monopolizs oil the backbone
there, although che issersnd brave sotk
er.
-.Sebool closed 10 Dist No. 2 the last
warm pleasant day u this more than love
IL sutumn, II wss made . festival day
thoroughly enjoyed BY the pupils Who hsd
done such excellent work. Those having
no marx sssinst their name we're CbAiiie
Barton, Kenneth Lovelsnd. Msry Barton
| disuisssl mark. Elsie Harris absent
day through Sickness and one dismissal
mark, Guy Smith sbseu. two halt dsys.
Character building was msde permsnent
study. At the beginning the tescber gave
. little ..lk to draw than ont and get &C
ousirtsd, which ended 10 choosing Self
respect ss the wstchword OF the school.
Seli-con,rol vas siterwsrd added, and
proved to be nearly oil the government
tbst vas needed. The work inst closed Is
. pleasant memory TO the teacher and On
inspiration to the pupils to press on to the
highest walks 10 life. Measuring from
their starting poin. the largest advance
msnt 10 development Of character YES
made by Guy Smith and Albert Slsde
Honesty was . valuable element OF the
school. A tribute b Green Monntsin
The teacher has many thanks
and loving memories for the school cfic
ers and patrons who 90 nobly sustained
her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28


Mrs. A. II Airport. J1hnsto~n. Pa
ssys: Our little girl slmos, strsneied tc
death With eroup. The doctors said sbt
eouldnt live bat she vas instantly RELIEF
ed by ooe Minute Cough Care. 0 4 Ad
ans, Arlington: A II Ps,iibone, Msnchet
Ter Depot; A II Smith. West Arlington.
DoRsRr.
f.. X, NJ. Campbell 10 spending few
days In New York city.
Rev, U. u. Osrhsrt has returned from
New York City. where he Visited friende,
MIR. and Mrs. O. d. Knit are spend
Jog Thanksgiving with their son. Q. Z.
Kent 10 Albany.
Mrs. O. W. Phelps. Mrs, A. y. Good
wiu and two daughters visited friends 10
Arlington last week.
Miss Roberts who is III with pneu
monia At The Bsnows Honse 10 reported
10 b. somewhat improved.
schools 10 Dorset closed last week
for 3 short vacation, A few changes will
be sde 10 the corps Of teachers Tor the
winter term,
Miss Mary L, Williams, . student 10
the Csstletoo Normal School. 10 spending
ten days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. N. williams 10 Dorset
Mics Bessie McDevitt, who has clos
I'd her school 10 the North District, has
returned TO her home 10 Proctor. She
will be . student ct Osetlelon during the
winter.
-Mrs. Sarah Cornell closes her house
10 this place this week, and will spend .
lev months 10 Proctor. Her daughter
Miss Aunie expects TO return 10 Tin
mouth next week, where she will teach
during the winter.
The GRANVILLE Silver Band assisted
by the Elite Welsh Qasftette will give .
arst class np.to-dste minstrel entertain
msnt ct Dorset. followed BY dance ..
Dorset on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 2S!h.
Admission TO concert rs cents dancing per
couple 90 DENTS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

-Ips A L. onv~ kss besr 10 BossSs
. isv dsys 10 tSsasms-
Eurt besy . ssatsss r.ay 10 ttlsy
iks Ts.Eassi,its isfss'.
: %, usfeassis are sssssss yell stooa
81 rg sts seoas iH ihs hsllasya
-Hshss Hall nsss be ssrssl vss'is
ilss 10 Zias eas,eh on Tsssas, 81 issi
.al. T.o pusoss vsfs sotsfnss
--wssnsasy nersiss u .. col, "
degrees shors Ias md ssos ssossh fcr
f.u .lsississ Water scene 70 bs1s
prsn, saes grip. bat 81 rsy lei 20 before
gsSsay.
Toe Yesss Wensss Gala Of liop
church ell bod ssis sad isttsY upper
III smass sitsirnoa md t,ertrs. Dec. ,
., i1t ogst. HsJa BIoeh. 'sls 10 rom
nspe, 81 ., IN. ,appsr sefred ifon 9 10
& o'einct sappef % eer,,,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

James White, Rrysptsville, Ind f, ssyt
DeWifs Witch Hsz,l 6slve healed ron
ning cores 90 both legs. he hsd suffered
0 years. Doctors failed to help him. Gel
DsWi,i's. Accept no limitations. o. Z.
Adams. Arlington, A. II. Smith. West Arl
iuston; A. b, Pettibone,
EAST DORSET.
w. q. Freddy was 10 town last
week.
Mrs. Marshall West continues TO i'm
prove from her illness.
About ionr inches OF damp snow
Tell on Sundsy.
-Mondsy wss . great day Tor Wild
geese. No less than seven or eight focks
we're seen going south.
Will Bowen Is moving from The VII
lsse TO bis fathers tenement bouse and
viii work for him the coming year.
Most OF the ismilies 10 tbs vicinity
have secured fbeir Thanksgiving tarhsy
aud will etIoy the day,
The hsrytstsupper aud enteftsinment
vas . success. The ladies deseivs much
prsi.e sni especially Mrs. Nsdesn who
trained the children.
DIR, Hoss.d Buham, formerly OF
this place. Gov Of Wsliinsiord will be
msrries. todsy, Nov 27sh. to Miss Grace
Childs Of thai place. All send cons'ssn
'a,ions.
The following pnpiis usrs rot sbsert
during the past term. Eiilh Beehe. Bessie
Brophy. Berihs Bssen. snd John Lewis.
Absent oaly one bali day. Colonel whslsn,
Honorable Mention. Asres Bowie. A,ns
Vera Clifford, Margaret Koran.
Pnok Horsn and Ssdis Stone. Whcle
10 Der l6. svtrsse sl,endst c. IL 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
W ARLINGTON, d. @.

Genesee Pare Food Co.. Leroy. N. T.:
Gentienen:- Our family realize 80 much
from the uss OF 0BAIN-O that ! feel ]
q net say 8 sord TO induce Others TO use IL
II people sre interested 10 thtir heslth and
the welfare OF their children they will use
10 other beverage. have used them ell.
but GRAIN-O l have found superior TO
sry. Tor The resson thsl II IL solid grain.
Yours tor health. Q. 4. MrgEs'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

10 cs,es oi cough OF Group give the
little oue ose Mirnie Cough Care. Teen
resi- easy and have 20 fear. The child vail
be oil hight 10 . little While. II never
fsils. Plesssn, 10 take. almost instantsne
Gus 10 eject o z Adams. Arlington; A
Il Ps,tibons. Manchester Depot; A II
Smith, West Arlirgton,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

E,spiiops, rels, bsrss. scslts amos pres
o. all tinds qsietly hsslsd BY Dswi,fs
Witch Hsah Hslve Cerisin cure Tor
piles. Bssne ei coanisrieits De surs
ron ne, the orisinsI DeWi,i's. 0E Ad
ans, Arlirsiop. "a Pet.ibOss. Mspebss
ire D,pot A II Smith. wesi Arlington.
xAScHnrrn prror.
Mi. sslli. Brothers 10 visiting her
sister .nt other friends.
The iaispt child oi Levi Elliott died
Suddenly Of brsio trouble Tuesd,y morn
ing
--Eds,rd Cssprsn sud son OF 0sntvs,
Via. us snlsins bis psfeois, Mfsnd Mrs
Hiram Chapman.
Mr. Benson, vho ,h. been voftil Q
Tor The Vail eonpsny bss retained to hi'
former home 10 Weston.
Seth l. Walker OF Pera hss come 10
live With bs step son. William Walker,
AZ be 10 getting { Ia aud feeble be feels the
need OF good home.
Mrs Jane ByNd, who hiss been MAX
log quite 80 extensive visit through The
stats with her nephew. osp., Tabsli, bss
returned to her sons in Chesterfield. N.
IL, for the winter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

p. 7. Thomas, Sumterville, Ala, Il was
suffering from dyspepsia when commenc
ed taking Kodsl Dyspepsia Cure. took
several bottles and csn digest anything.
x odsi Dyspepsia Cure is the only prepsrs
ton containing sll the natural digestive
fluids. II gives weak stomschs entire
rest. restoring their natural condition, Y
e Adams, Arlington; A II Pettibone, Man
chester Depot; A Il Smith. West Airing
ton.
ARLINGTON.
Mise Lulu Mound OF Csstleton is visit
ing Miss Maud Adams
The chicken pie supper given BY the
ladies Of the church, reslizsd $1S.
The late q. b. Vault had $4,000 life
insurance which will soon be paid.
j. L Burdett OF New York is spend
ing Thanksgiving with bis mother here.
The Arlington Social and Literary
Club held . "smoker" at the club rooms
Wednesday evening.
DIR. ". q Phillips hes been called to
Richmond uille. N. Y, by the serious III
ness OF Mrs s, N. Garfield.
%. q. Whitney and family aud Mrs
Celia Demins left town last week. The
former will spend the winter 10 Texas and
Mrs Deming 10 New York.
DIR. L. NJ. Bingham Of Darlington
was taken Ill With 9 chill last Thurdsy Of
the hotel. % Fridsy Dr. Webb Of 6hel
bourne came down with bis private Ger
and took him home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28

o. O. Bach. B,itns, ARK "ys: ISm
troubled s,h constipation until bought
DsWitA's Little Darby Risers. Since then
have been ertirsly cured Of 10Y old CON
pl.irl 1 recon usnd them. q Z Adsms.
Arlington: A II ps,,ibcne. Manchester
Depot; A II Saith, wesi Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-11-28
IAx0Rovg

Mrs Csbb hs moved ioio tbs Do
irssne tstsnsSl house 10 Es.i Manchester.
Her srsndsos. MyrOn Cotrenso. hss work
there.
Emery MeHslt 10 tslins . Home Gel
lsss coufse, -cne Of the aadtnts secured
BY George wynse daring bic visit here
~ agent icr The College. He bad very
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20

Remember the "ghost" dance Christ.
mas night, at the Opera hall 10 Aztec.
All are invited
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20
shelter city p

From the Durango Democrat,
Geo. III. Browne OF the Hyde Co,
is 10 the city and he is unloading tur-
keys % talking hams, bacon and about
all else produce In San Juan county
New Mexico. He also has q lingering
belief that be hit a bulls eye 10 buying
wheat.
United States Revenue Gauger Bow
man OF Santa Fe arrived yesterday, ana
will proceed to Pennington to do bust
ness with the brandy dietilleries 10 the
fruit belt.
Editor Grove Of Aztec Is en- route
home from a visit to his parents ia
Denver. He was we'll pleased with
Governor Otero's reappointment as be
has made New Mexico a popular ex-
ecutiYe.
The way in which realty iH changing
hands ana the building is going on 10
San Juan county, New Mexico, indicates
that the the has set in their way and in
the end there will be much il the way
OF blood and muscle in the fruit belt.
There is certainly every inducement
oil and market can extend to the home
seeker 10 San Juan county, New Mexico,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20

The Aztec Drug store has changed
hands, A.Villman succeeding G, - Mead
10 the proprietorship. Mr.. Villman was
the original owner OF the establishment
and we'll qualified to continue the
success which Il has achieved. Tbs
stock will DO increased from time 10
time and every attention will be given
to the wants OF The patrons.
There will be a Christmas tree and
entertainment at the church Christmas
eve. The entertainment will be free for
al and there will be no charges for ad-
mittance. Each OF the children in the
community or Sunday school will receive
a gift from the tree, All children al.
loved to give presents to friends and
parents and parents and friends to
children, All should attend.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20

"A AZTEC POST 30. rs. q. A. R.-Meets a
"a cali III Post Commander. Aztec. New
amaffrh ~. Ia WdLLlAMA Post Conman-
idsr q. w. hCCOY, Adiutant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20
DIRECTORY.

- MathofIe population 500 Headquarters
bno ten santa Rosa Church, BlancO r.. %
Regular services. hrbt and second sunday OF
monfhs mass al . q. M, sermOnf Sunday
sdh0oi for children, Immediately after mass.
At ) il. M, ROSARY congregational singing,
NibIe history, urnyerai monthly services held nt
0ob ernador Martinez, Los Pinos. Several
finea dnrinr year, Aztec, Ia Plata, Farming
ion and Ono arc visited By the priest ii
'sharrr. Rosa precinct, Rio Arriha Co, N. "a.
Cathrife population 80 ID attended from
Santa Rosa nhurch. Any communication on
Church aInins on religious subjects ahOuld be-
addre1a6d 10 Catholic Priest, hianco 70 %
New hoEico."
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20

Mrs. A.. E. Cotton, modesto, hne d~ress-mSking
a speciality, Aztec, N, NJ, Rooms in the Geo,
Blancett building. Having worked for several
years with the leading dressmskers Of Colo.
RADIO, am competent to do your d~ressmaking in
a satisfactory manner after the most approved
methods and ia the latest fashions, Prices
reasonable.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20
attention. artee Post.

There will be a meeting of Aztec Post No, Ia,
Department of New Mexico, g., A. r., at Aztec
on Saturday December 2s, at II o'clock a. m.
Business, election Of officers and payment Of
per capita tax. Bring your lunch basket, We
will have coffee on the ground.
w. H. WILLIAMS,
G. ", MCCOY, Post Commander.
Adiutant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20
Notice.

All persons owing us IN accounts will please
call and settle up. You must be square on
the books January 1, 1902. if you expect future
accommodations.
AUSTIN & DUNNING.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20
New sorghum for sale.

Bring your jugs cans or any old thing and
get them alled with sorghum, new, nice and
clear. J.. T. MCMILLAN,
Flora Vista, n. "a.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20

Ten acres ufalfaifa pasture for sale, adj
joining Aztec town site. Inquire at INDEX
Office.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1901-12-20

Fifty hives Of bees, with fixtures. Apply to
Frank MUIR, Aztec, New Mexico.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-30
OIL DISCOVERY
EXCITEMENT DYING
Another Oil Expert TO Reach
Salem Saturday
Salem Man Thinks the Hills
are Ready to Yield the
Magic Fluid.

The e1eitenent incident TO the dis
ooyery Of alleged oil fields in Polk coun-
~ near Salem. has subsided. Farmers
upon whose lands oil indications were
found, seem 10 have become largely
disinterested and very generally un
concerned az 10 the possibilities that
development Of their lands might dis
close. None Of them have the required
amount Of funds 10 proceed .indepepd.
entity with the development Of their
promising properties and thus coupled
with the condition that a sufficient
number Of the prospective "oil kings
will not bond their properties In a
corporation that has the necessary
capital 10 work the lands, has thus fer
defeated any material advancement
in an effort 10 secure the development Of
the property. Farmers representing
Only an acreage Of less than 2OO0
acres have bonded their lands other
farmers declining 70 subscribe in this
manner, 10 the movement, suspecting
the interests Of the corporation that
have concerned themselves in the prop
erty, are MOTIF its prompt and thorough
development. The acreage subscribed
is not sufficient to warrant the invest
ment Of capital that would be required
for the installation Of oil machinery and
the operation Of such plant.
o. l.. Chapel, claiming 10 represent
Portland people, and who has been en-
deayoringto induce the farmers 10 bond
their land, has abandoned the tack for
the present and has gone 20 Portland.
He was successful in bonding less than
1000 acres. George Fugard, an oil eK-
pert Of Los Angeles. California, is eK-
pected 10 reach Salem Saturday from
Powell's Valley, Clackamas county,
where he has been working recent
discovered oil section. The purpose OF
bis visit here will be 10 acquire an
option, under the bonding plan, Of all
lands having indications Of oil
deposits, but the sentiment among the
farmers seems 10 be opposed 10 the Ia
vorable confederation Of such Offers.
e. II is understood that II. A. Thomas,
Of this city, and Mr.. Harris, Of Folk
county, who own large farms in the
center Of the oil section and who have
not yet bonded their lands, are willing
10 DO 80 II IL will insure the developing
OF the region. Mr.. Thomas feels satisfied
that the Polk county hills surrounding
( Oak Grove are heavily charged with
oil, conclusion he believes will b,
verified II the land is ever developed.
j. Moreloek Of South Salem, has dis
covered indications Of oil on his lane
south Of this city, and is anHiously
awaiting the investigation thereof by I
competent Judge.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-30
HAS SALEM
A WOOD TRUST

EBrroE JouHNAL;-i would like 10
know whether there ia q wood trust In
salem, aud also whe,hcror not the state
oi Oregon IL 10 part oi ~ Parties are
going about the county bonding all the
wood they can gee, and paying a small
amount down. They agree 90 give ,2.26
per eoFd delivered 81 the Reform school
the Mute school. Asylum or In Salem.
What we wood men want TO know 10
whether this isa move TO ireese us oat
ID the matter Of iurniahing wood 20 the
state. Has somsbody ~, un inside snap p
on public businessi IL the state going
10 DO held up by a combine that will
have ah the wood, or are theso agents Of
The state, hKing the price la advance
believe the men Who cut the wood Of
their land and haul Il, ought tohayo the
benefit oi irce And opcn market, and
the people ol salem a. we'll AZ the wood
sellers have An intercs, In this matter,
Who can give little light on the sub
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