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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-06
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

cent years have made these changes
necessary.
The board has come into possession
Of the high school building, formerly
known as the Gordon academy situat-
ed on the corner or Twenty-ffth street
and Adams avenue The board has
been renting this building for high
school purposes for four years past.
The purchase price was $4,000. The
The building is In every way adapted
for high school purposes az far as
il goes II VIII be too small TO aC-
comm0date the school II the increase
OF high school students continues al the
present rate, The building Is now tax
ed 70 It's utmost capacity. The attend
ance at mld-year viii number $50. A
new chemical laboratory was fitted out
this year az a cost Of over $500. The
courses offered are much the same as
last with some changes IN the work Of
science and mathematics Ia physics
aud chemistry laboratory hours have
been added Tho changes In the cur
liclUm arc for the better In that lab-
orqtory work Us now given In connec-
ton with all scientific studies. Many
weak subjects have been omitted. The
latter move tends TO bring up the stan
dard In the more important subjects.
such as English, pathematlcs and the
languages,
More attention has been given 90 the
commercial department than usual EX-
ira teachers have been added new APP
paratus supplied, and everything done
10 increase the efficiency Of this practi-
eral course. Mr. Stillwell has unique
and thoroughly practical methods "
conducting a commercial school which
have won for him an enylable reputation
IN this direction. His full time is now
given 10 this part OF the work In the
school Last year but one-half OF his
time could be secured. The equipment
this year consists In the addition Of
two rooms for stenography and type
writing additional typowriters another
bank. artificial money and the various
blank books, together with the new
Macy card system OF bookkeeping
The commercial department In the
opinion Of those who ought 20 know, Is
the best equipped and conducted OF
any such department connected with
high school in the west.
The changes In the faculty OF the
high school have been somewhat nu-
merous. The following are their
names together with the schools from
which they graduated, and the subjects
which they teach: A. II. Wilson, prln-
cipa. Pm. Illinois Wesleyan, mathe-
mates. Miss A. Martha Walker ABB.
Bryn Mawr. A. NJ, Stanford univer.
slty, Greek and Latin Henry S. Cooley.
Pm. .. Johns Hopkins history and
economics: W. c. Crandall, A. b.. STAN
ford university. physics and chemistry
o. ]. stillwell, A. b., Michigan unlyer-
sity, eomtasrcial hranehs1; Miss Emilia
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Weber
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and is
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eff of
made during the The institution open
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spiritual well physical training has faculty nine teachers with
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two commercial course one year course
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also offers and seven months SUNDAY school
There
capacity has furnished nearly ota the teachers OF Weber county
vht tn andNr
reputation excellent and the academy
institution
stated
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
THE CARNEGIE FREE LIBRARY.

The Carnegie Ere, Library building under course OF con'
s,rclo, win cost 1000 nagnanmous t Of Andrew Carnegie,
the great Pennsylvania steel king given under the conditions
city appropriate annually for the maintenance OF INC
the city consented the southeast corner OF the Guy nan
sauo az the site for m building will be erected OF light
stone be used for library ana reahs
rooms and tho second story large hall The Library association
has AT the preeen time 800 volumes by the time the building
Is CONNECTED n have greatly increased number The officers OF the Car
pe nnt Albert Howell secretary and they with
p Rgeoy nov p N cushnahan Miss Kesel Mrs Harriet E.
Emerson Miss K ra Daniel Hemer Thomas form the board
OF directors Aiss Grace T.. Emerson Is librarian
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Grand total
RAILROADS.

ogden has four distinct railroads
which have their terminus al her Union
Depot The Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific, oregon Short Line and Rio
Grande Western. These railroads are
one of the most important factors of
the city's progress and business thrift.
There Is over 81 300, 900 paid out annual
ly by the four railroad companies to
their employees In this city, This i'm
mense amount OF money Is principally
spent by the employees with the mer-
chants at the pleasure resorts, etc, In
the city, making business good and
building UP one OF the most enterprising
cities In the west, The following Is an
approximate summary of the number OF
employees employed by the respective
companies. the average salary paid IN
the different departments and the total
monthly pay rolls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

street, two cottages, france. $500
George Frye, 2Sth and Washing
ton avenue, brick u..,n,,.." $500
Ezra Richardson, Grant and
22nd street .,,.p ,,..,,.'",s z,oOO
Oscar Read, 26th and Monroe
avenue, brlck ..,. .,,,,...." $500
William Craig, nth and Adams,
brick ,... ,..,.,t ..,,.,,,.t.".,. 4iOuO
h. Bratts, Jefferson between 2Bth
and 9th, brick .,,,..,.,,u. 5000
|. L. Reynolds, Adams between
25th and Goth u.,.n.r,.o,. $500
George Matson gath and Jeffer-
SON. rcmodeling .no,.., n.' 1000
Mr. Humphreys, 2lst and Wash-
ingtOn, brick ,,,.p.,.p,.,,,, 2,UUO
coin. brick .Y,,... '...'''~..uo $500
brick ..... TO-. ..,,..,u 1000
Elisha Jones, Grant and 2lst
street, brick ,,,. ,s...,,.D 2,OO0
Elisha Jones, Grant and 2lst
street, brick ,.,,u ..,u,t,n 1000
Thomas Jones, Plngrey avenue,
brick 49,. ...o...,, ....u.u 1000
James Mack Washington ave-
nue., brick ..... ..,',."..... $500
Robert Shaw Washington and
18th street, brick .,n.u,.,D- 1000
Elmer Shaw, 18th street, brick, 1900
Bishop Peterson, GAINESVILLE,
brick o... .o...o.,.u.u... 5000
Buildings for which archtec-
tGral plans have been supplied
~ George a. Graves;
Addition, 90 couth Uyaebiroton
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Photo by S. r. whitaker.

The past year has been very sue
cessfuI one in the way of new buildings
1he total amount expended In new
structures and remodoling has been al
most double that of last year. and the
outlook for 1902 is very bright. The
buildings erected during the year have
been of pretty, modern architecture
and substantially constructed II Is
anticipated that 1902 win witness a
substantial increase over this years
building Following is o list Of the
buildings constructed during the year
Fans for the following buildings have
been drawn by r. c. Woods & Coz
Healy Hotel building, corner
Twenty-hfth and Wall streets,
Dflck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0OiVOU
l,cCles a Patterson, Washington
avenue south BoyIes, brick. 10000
Fiocles e. Patterson, Washington
avenue south Boyles brick. 5000
ogden Knitting Works, Wash
Ington avenue brick ,..,.",o $500
Edgar Jones building, grocery
store Twenty fifth street,
brick 80 ....,.,.o...,o.,u. $500
Topham building, 2Jth street
East European hotel, brick,r 1000
Utah Fruit Eyap0rating plant,
near creamery, Ogden brick loo
ulntah Canning factory, Uintah,
frame .,.,, .s,,.,,,.,s,,s.t.'s d,uUU
Roy school house. Roy, brick. 1000
NEW RESIDENCES.
c. II. Wright, residence, Jefrer-
avenue, 23rd and Gath, brick. 1000
w c, Wright, residence, Jeffer-
sOn, avenue, 23r1 and 2ith
brlck .,.,,t.,,,.,,.,, ,,.p,.', 5iOV
w. b, Courtney residence, 22nd
street, Lincoln end Grant
brick ~. ",..o,. u.~,. 1000
street, east o} Adams, brick. 1000
w r. Emmett, residence, Wash
ington avenue, south 3lst
street, brick ..r.., ,n.,,,,.,. Zoo
frank j, stevens, residence,
Adams avenue, south 25th
street ,.... ...,,. ,...,..,,.,, S,0OO
George II. Greenwich, residence,
22nd street, West Grant, brick. 2,1OO
BUILDINGS REMoDELED,
D, r. Davis, residence 42l West
2lst street, frame ....,..,.",,. 300
Israel Frodsham, residence, 2Srd
street West Monroe, France. $50
David Mattson, residence, SSl
cath street, frame ,.,,.,.... 200
John Spires, building occupied
by Rosenbluth g. Opman, 18th
street ..,, .,.... .,.,,..,.... bOO
John Spires, building occupied
by Cannon's Rest '.....,..... 700
Weber Stake Academy u.,... 1000
George Lavender, residence and
barn. one block north car line, 900
H. L. White, furniture store,
Washington avenue ..,.,.... 500
Plans for the following build
ings have been drawn by Ar
chitect j. A. Smith
Carnegie Library building, cor
ner 2Bth and Washington
streets, stone ,.,..D,...,,.,. $4,000
Feery Bros, warehouse, Gath
Lincoln avenue, brick ..,..n 1000
Last q Thomas, brick addition, 1900
L. r. Rogers, 25th street, brick 1900
Peery estate, oath street, store. 1000
NEW RESIDENCES.
O. NJ. Runyon, cath and Jeffer-
SON. brick ......., ."...... $500
j. c. Payne, corner 2lst and
Adams avenue, brick ..,... 1900
i Scriben. oath and Monroe
avenue, brick .,,..,.. ......,. 1900
y H. Peery, Grant and 9th
streets, three cottages, brick $500
L. H. Peery, Grant and 9th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
OGDEN posToFF1cE.

The Ogden postohice has been con-
Quoted in a very suctt sstul ana salts
factory manner during the past year
under the able supervision Of Postmas-
ter Charles Meighan and his excellent
corps Of clerks. The following COM
narrative statement viii show a marked
increase in the business OF the Office
during the past year over 1900.
Totol postolice receipts for 1901, S35, +
gIi.8l total postoilice receipts Tor lsVO
500 9l2 e.. 1901 Increase, So'O5O "a
Money order Department Amount OF
money orders issued for 1901, N9V'Slo'
amount OF money orders issued ioi
lgOO. Sll3,4l1; 1901 increase, 5G5".
Amount OF money orders palu ou'
during 1901. S2oj 1885, amount OF money
orders paid out during 1900 Nbnlbl
1901 increase, S3S,Oi2.
Amount Of money orders PAID ou'
more than were issued, 1907 Soi,tEV'
le0l. S5ii5; difference, $500
Number Of pieces OF through registry
mail handled during 1901, 2ii,2i3 1900
oo9 596. increase, i0101.
since the beginning OF the year for
,v-avo additional railway mail clerks
hoye been transferred 20 ogden, where
,hev win make their homes and their
nar,os have been added 10 the Ogden
nostal payroll, increasing It about s55,
6oo There have also been two add
,ional clerks added to the postoilice
force and with the raise in wages Of
The other clerks. the posioillce local
employes payroll has been increased
=, 600 per year making total Increase
OF about s5s.Oo0 In the postal pay rtd
for ogden during the. year MT,
Melxhl.n tis cts That the r'seipts Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

the office for the fiscal year Will exceed
$40, 600, which II It does, will bring Og-
den into the rank of a first-class post
Office.
GOOD SANITARY CONDITION.
The sanitary conditions Of Ogdenhaye
been very good during the past year
During the early spring considera-
bic smallpox was encountered which put
the city to a great deal Of expense TO
keep the dreaded disease from spread
ing. There have been few other kinds
OF contagious diseases In the city dur
ing the year. Sanitary Inspector Joseph
Watkins has enforced the rules OF quar-
antine very rigidly and done all In his
power 20 keep disease from spreading.
There were Ia Ogden city during the
eleven months OF this year up to De-
cember list, 3G6 births. lG6 females and
200 males. There have been during the
year 22S interments In ogden cay, Ok
OF which were females and 100 were
males, 10 of the intcrments were stu
born, % Of the deaths were caused from
accidents and II from contagious dis
eases. Mr. watkins has also strictly
enforced the ordinances pertaining 10
the cleaning up Of garbage and refuse
throughout the city, which has had a
great tendency to keep the atmosphere
pure and prevent diseGse arising from
such causes
The health OF the city at the .resen,
time is comparatively good
OGDEN CITY SCHOOLS.
Ogden CITY has $3.50 children OF
school age, that is, between the ages Of
and Is, according TO the July 1901
census. OF this number 100 are en-
rolled in the public schools, or "A per
cent. There are one hundred teachers
employed to teach this number OF pu'
pills,
II takes about $4,000 per annum to
conduct the school Of this city; $4,000
Of this amount comes from the city
while the remainder is obtained from
the state and county school funds
$4,000 OF this amount is disbursed TO
teachers alone The remainder Is used
In building school houses, equipplng
the same paying interest on bonded
indebtedness OF Sl35,000 salaries OF Of
ficers and janit0rs, supplies Everything
is furnished pupils with the exception
Of books), repairing buildings, etc
The present members OF the board OF
education and It's officers are. Thomas
D. Dee. president; Or. r. S. Joyce, vice.
president: Henry Civilian, Or. Il. M.
Conroy and G.. H. lslaub. Clerk Il.
$. holapp: treasurer, James IT, Burton;
SUPERINTENDENT William Allison.
Some few changes have taken place
a., Tho UNIV NJ huiIdino nv porfQcfing
the sanitary plants at some OF the
schools. The sanitary measures ad-
opted by tne BOARD OF education In re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Eighty-tiVo Union Depot company
employees paid by all the companies pro-
portionatey at rate Of Slb per month,
1886, making q grand total OF Sll5,1Sl
paid Out monthly By the four railroad
companies or yearly distribution OF
81. 1887 ,020
The Union Depot baggage business has
been materially increased during the
past year. as is shown by the report OF
baggage Master II. A. Code. The grand
total increase Of all the railroad COM
panies' baggage for 1901 over 1900 Is
SO. O65 nloces.
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the office for the fiscal year viii exceed
$4,000, which II It does, will bring Og-
den into the rank of first-class post
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NEW RESIDENCES,

q. NJ. Runyon, cath and Jeffer-
son, brick .,....., ....,...
j. c. Payne, corner 2lst and
Adams avenue, brick .,,...
+, Scriben. oath and Monroe
avenue, brick .,..,.n ,,...
y II, Peery, Grant and 9th
streets, three cottages, brick
l.. II. Peery, Grant and 9th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

The represents beautiful home of A. A. seed the well
of Madison avenue and Twy
fourth street facing constructed Of pressed brick with
sandstone conveniently arranged On en-
ne the home person spacious hall side Of when are
elegant rarors other the dining and sitting rooms Inc
Kitchen IS Mt the upper divided into four large 0d rooms
~ hail The furnishings throughout elegant and wholly in Keep
Ing with yery II is provided with electric sn
air heating and eoyenences The grounds sufo
a. home are very beautiful flower beds and ever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

making o total or l56 under the juris-
dicliun Of the institution.
The boys and girls who enter the in
sututiou ere taught the common
branches of education In the day
school which Couycnes every day IN
the week excepting Sunday from 0 a.
m TO l2 m and from p, M TO p. M,
thus preparing the boys and girls to
take up educational work II they de-
sire after leaving the institution They
are also taught vocal and instrumental
music
The religious and moral character OF
the inmates OF the school is also given
due consideration aud not permitted TO
lie dormant During the week the
students are taught moral lessons and
on the sabbath afternoon from 1880 TO
q D. m Sunday school Is held which
all the inmates attend Mr. George w.
McOune. BIS superintendent. with j. W,
l.rt Jr, and William N Patterson as
his assistants; Mrs y ID, Gully, score
JQrF waiter Emmett assistant sec-
rttarW Nh TIRE, chorlster, aud Ernest
Joucs, organist The teachers Ia the
Sunday school are class a, Miss Clara
l1ldrodge and Miss Kate Montgomery
class b. Mrs joseph Wright and Miss
Cora Wilson, class G, Miss Virginia
lllgsinboth0m and Mr. Garner; class
d. Mr. Alfred Nelson ana Mr., w. NJ.
Bramwell,
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iiNNtllsf,
Tf1daG are taught 40 the school
which ia a great advantage to the boys
and girls The boys are tnught f4fm-
ms gardening, fruit and flower culture,
and shoe making they making shoes
for an the inmates also enough TO
place on the market to pay for the
material used
The boys under the supervision Of the
officers. DO an the draining of the
grounds, the laying Of sewer pipes,
digging OF Easements, quarrying and
hauling Of rock for the same, also build
fences. do an The common painting,
plastcrug and laying Of cement IN and
around The buildings At the pres MT
time The larger boys are engaged m
grading and laying out In walks and
driyoWayB the recently purchased
ground covering about ten acres which
lies west OF the main building and eN-
tending down 20 Washington avenue.
When this piece of land Is laid out
and planted IN grass plats Hover
beds shrubbery, etc, Il viii great
~ beautlly the surroundings OF the
institution. The boys 90 their own
washing. make their beds keep their
dormitorles clean, and are bathed every
Saturday afternoon In the large plunge
bath.
The girls are now in separate
building. which has been recently
erected on the grounds at cost OF about
$4,000. which was appropriated by the
last Legislature, thus farther sepnrat-
ing the girls from the boys. Miss Ellen
Blby has charge Of the girls depart
ment, and Is teaching them all kinds
of fancy and plain sewing, needle
work. also cooking In all It's DEPART
mcnts Three very fine knitting ma
chimes have been recently purchased
FOR the girls department at a cost of
$50 with q view Of teaching the girls
all kinds Of knitting, 90 as to be able
10 supply the school with oil kinds OF
knitted goods, and also put some OF
the GOODS on the market.
RECREATION.
The inmates are by no means deprived
Of recreation, for this purpose large
play grounds have bean laid out whore
they amuso themselves during fine
weather and when the weather Is
atorny ana cola they have large play
room IN the building All holidays are
observed b. suitable programs ana
dinners, etc.
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
the grounds surrounding the build
ingg are spacious and beautiful, d.
....,t,. orottud TIM buiidiuqg are bnutt-
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GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.

the grounds surrounding the build
lngs are spacious and beauHful d.
rectly around the buildings are beut-
ful grass plats flower beds, driyeways
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-22

Last Thursday as X. w. Ritter
walking across the street in
front OF bis shop be had the mis-
fortune TO step on a nail that pro-
jscted Up through a piece Of plank
The nail penetrated his foot at
least an inch, and Friday after
noon, when an ARDNoREITE re-
porter saw him. be was suffering
considerable pain from 1t.
lie WAS advised to use the ARD.
NoRElrE mans remedy-a poul.
tice made Of salt and vinegar and
yesterday morning reported thas
after applying IT, be felt easy in
twenty minutes. HIS foot is en-
tirely easy now, and be appre-
bends no further trouble from it.
WASrED-That old winter suit
and over coat OF yours 10 clean and
get in shape. Phone Isl.
l6 g. J.. +. BURTON,
ShUlar & Miner. barber shop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-22
K TEXAS mcKcER,


HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.
One small bottle oi Halle Great
Discovery cures all kidney snd olsd.
der troubles. removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
snd lame back, rheumatism and al
irregularities OF she kidneys and
bladder In both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chill
dren. IL not sold by your druggist,
viii be cent oy mail on receipt OF 81.
One small bottle is two month .
treatment and will cure any cause
above mentioned
DE-. K. W. HALL,
Sole manufacturer, ST. Louis, No
formerly Wsco, Texas.
Sold by sll druggists and W. b.
Frame, Ardmore, /. +.
READ THIS.
Bellville, Texas, Sept. i2th. This
is to certify that hsue used Halls
Great Discovery for Kidney and
Bladder Trouble In my family aud
can truthfully say that it gave good
satisfaction. j. b. LEWIS,
Tax Collector, Austin County.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-22
Onward and Upwara.

buns Review OF the week just pass
ed says
when a great leader falls iu battle
his army gueves. but does not aban.
don the attach Rather. 10 is urged on.
ward by desire 90 accomplish the
task 90 which his Ufe was devoted
Victories OF peace are greater than
those of war. and no man has been SO
c0usp.eu0usly associated with the ia
iustrial development of the United
States as Wm. Mckinley Facetl0us
comments ou the advance agent Of
prosperity" were turned To- wonder
and admiration by the steady gains
In business conditions Instead of buy-
ing more than we sold. foreign mar
kets were secured to such an extent
that a formidable trade balance OF
2f-uUUUUDO was secured for the ,aH
hscal year Instead of London and Pa.
i- taking an the large bond issues
offered loans were placed In New
York because of the abundance of
mts available. even British eousu-s
coming here recently
While achievements little short a.
marvellous have already been accom-
rIshed The natural resources of tha
count are by no means exhausted
/ lt seems most dttus az this time 90
look hopefully into the future. and
earnestly continue the march onward
and upward under new leader that
was planned and designed boy the one
who was taken away eye the posi-
ton was fully attained with which
his name VIII Dee always associated .a
the minds OF a grateful and patriot,
people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-22
Beware Of ointmsnts for Catorrh That
ConlalnA MeLcmrA.

Beware Of olntmsnts for Catorrh That
Contains Mercury.
As mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell aud completely de.
range the whole system When enter.
ing II through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
Bile physicians, and the damage they
will do is ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. j. Cheney * Co, Toledo. o. 4,
contains no mercury and ia taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buyiug Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in To-
ledo, o., by +. j. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by druggists, price 75cts per
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-22

lon vi a
grades many hurdles at c
when he fails
we ten
society
Of
the pupI e
the given of the
nanifets Independent really means Of
educational salvation
OF the individual h
and doing this probable
70
The will be
Der OF children looked
OF childhood following growth are
OF which
that they - safely float the then " "
Copyright
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-22
At the Jail

Deputy Martin arrested J X.
Moore, charged with adultery.
Deputy Garrett brought in j. w.
Bently. charged with larceny of a
COW.
Z. +. Earl released on bond.
Thos l.. Hefner served out thirty
days term and was discharged.