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TONNAGE Is INCREASING
THE NEW WHEAT, OATS AND HAY
CROPS HAVE BEGUN TO MOVE.
Pennsylvania improvements at Fort
Wayne-Omcia1s of the Merged
Roads Becoming Busy.

With the movement OF this years wheat,
oats and hay crops freight trafice is on
the increase, Indianapolis lines last week
handling at this point $50 more loaded cars
than in the week ended Aug. 2 While this
is lighter loaded car movement than was
the average for many months Of the last
two years. 21.177 loaded cars is a healthy
volume of freights, and, so far as central
traffic lines are concerned, the business is
carried at full tariff rates. which is evil
denced in the earnings published from week
TO week. Up to the present time the rate
war between Kansas City and Chicago lines
has not affected rates in this territory. but
unless soon checked it may reach Indian
apolis lines.
The railways have not yet got the per
diem plan moving smoothly, consequently
business suffers somewhat in getting cars
placed as promptly as heretofore, and time
is demonstrating that nearly every road is
short of power. The new engines received
are doing excellent work, but the machines
show the excessive strain they were sub
jected TO in the last two years of heavy
traffic, and the superintendents of motive
power say that in fact they were little bet
ter off on the power question than before
the ne" ioCOhotlNeS were TeCeINed. Last
bound through business is improving and
shipments of grain and dressed meats are
increasing. Local business, has been the
case for many months. is unprecedentedly
heavy, every Indianapolis line showing in
creased earnings on business in and out IF
this point every industry seemingly ship
ping more goods than in any former years,
and the merchants on Commission row are
sharing in the prosperity. The train rec
ords snow that there were received and
forwarded at Indianapolis in the week end
ed Aug. Z a total of 2S,0 COZ cars. 2l.177 being
loaded, against u 761 in the corresponding
week of 1901 and 1911 in 1000. The figures
", Hafa
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Heat.

From plains that reel TO southwark. dim,
The road runs by me white and bare;
Up the steep hill IL seems 10 swim
Beyond. and melt into the glare.
Upward half way, or II may be
Nearer the summit. slowly steals
A hay cart, moving dustily
With idly clacklng wheels.
BY his carts side the wagner
Is slouching slowly at his ease.
Half hidden in the MINDLESS blur
OF white dust putting 10 his knees.
This wagon on the heights above,
From sky 70 sky on either hand,
Is the sole thing that seems TO move
In all the heat-held land.
Beyond me in the fields the sun
SOaks in the grass and hath his VIII;
l count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
On the brook yonder not breath
Disturbs the spider or the nudge.
The water bugs draw close beneath
The cool gloom OF the bridge.
Where the far elm tree shadows food
Dark patches in the burning grass
The cows. each with her peaceful cud.
Lie waiting for the heat 10 pass.
From somewhere on the slope near by
Into the pale depth Of the noon
A wandering thrush slides leisurely
His thin revolving tune.
In intervals OF dreams I hear
The cricket from the droughty ground.
The grasshoppers spin into mine ear
y small. innumcrable sound.
I lift mine eyes sometimes TO gaze.
The burning skyline blinds my sight;
The woods far of are blue with haze:
The hills are drenched in light.
And yet 70 ne not this or that
Is always sharp or always sweet.
II the sloned shadow OF my hat
lean at rest. and drain the heat:
Nay. more, ] think some blessed power
Hath brought me wandering idly here;
In the full furnace OF this hour
My thoughts grow keen and clear
Archibald Lampman
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Indiana Happenings.

A company was organized at Muncie for
the immediate construction of a traction
line from that place to Portland, a dis
lance of twenty eight miles.
An Anarchist was threatened and run out
of town at Decatur for making a speech in
which he expressed satisfaction over the
assassination of President Mckinley.
suit for injunction has been fled at
Goshen to prevent the erection of a new
schoOlhouse, because the cost Of the same
must be paid with bond issue in excess
Of the constitutional debt limit.
The injunction has been dissolved in the
long-fought traction case at Logansport.
and Immediately the decision was made the
company put its men at work and laid 1900
feet OF track on the disputed strip Of land.
Considerable III feeling developed in the
Democratic joint convention of Decatur and
Bartholomew counties, held at Columbus,
because Decatur county took both the nom
nations, after having conceded the right
of BartholomeW to the sena torship.
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In n Sporting Way.

In the American League the winners were
St Louis. Chicago. Detroit and Cleveland.
Irish Lad took the great Saratoga sweep
stakes of $4,000 and gold cup valued at
81. 500.
The haywood handicap. at Harlem, was
taken by Haviland. a 20 10 1 shot, with
just head to spare.
Indianapolis won two games from Kan
sas City. Other American Association win
ners were Milwaukee, St Paul and Mime
apoliS.
John T. Brush has sold the Cincinna ii
baseball club to a syndicate Of Cincin-
natl men, with August Hermann at the
head. The price was $4,000.
Titus defeated Greer in the champion
ship sculling contest al Worcester Mass,
and al the same time cut nearly nineteen
seconds on the course record.
Cincinnati won two games from Boston.
Other National League winners were Pitts
burg and Brooklyn. Chicago and New York
splitting even in a dOuble-header.
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should Set IA Better Example.
Butte Inter Mountain.

Butte Inter Mountain.
Distressing news comes from ST. Paul
\ dispatch from that town conveys the
Intelligence that excessive drinking among
st. PauIs society women has resulted in
the Minnesota Club refusing TO serve any
intoXtcants 10 women at the CLUB except
with meals. This action was taken by the
house committee 10 save the club from
being involved in a serious scandal WOm-
en- have imbibed so freely that trouble was
narrowly averted. In al least one instance
IL became necessary to remove intoxicated
women 10 their homes in cabs. The house
committee finally took official cognizance
Of the matter. with the result that the
rule was ordered enforced and a notice 10
that effect posted. II this sort OF thing
continues we may expect that the example
set by lovely woman will lead the sterner
sex 10 daily with the flowing bowl Men
do not know any better. but women should.
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indianapolis.

Ola Hayden. a singer, called upon the po-
lice to protect her from her husband.
The annual German day celebration will
be held at Germania Park on next Sunday
The army board viewed two more sites for
an army post in this county and received
a proposition from Hendricks county men.
The Commercial Club committee sug-
gested three amendments 10 the Terminal
Company franchise. which have been
or
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NOTICE OF LETTING OF GRAVEL
ROAD CONTRACT.

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Com
missioners OF Greene county. Indiana. will upon
TUESDAY. THE I'd DAY OF SEPTEMBER
1902
receive bids and award contracts FOR the con
struction OF gravel and macadamized roads in
Richland township, Greene county. Indiana as
reutioned for py William J. Duke ct al. and J.
A Phillips et al. according 70 the viewers and
engineers report AND plans and specifications
now on ME IN the auditors ofice OF said Greene
county. Indiana.
All bids 70 be fled BY o'cloc-- OF day OF let
ting and 10 conform 70 the requirements or the
law IN such cases. The Commissioners reserve
the right 10 reject any and all bids
Witness my hand and seal OF the Board Of
Commissioners OF Greene county at RIooufaI6
Indiana. this 5th day OF August 1902
tSEAL-l HARVEY L. DONEY
If
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Room for Surprise.


PhiIadeIphia Press.
Nicola Tesla asserts that he has COM
pleted an invention by which power can
be transmitted through the air without
the aid of wires. The first test will be
made between power houses erected in
Scotland and Long island. and everybody
is going TO be surprised when all the plans
are announced. Doubtless they will be.
But they Will be a good deal more surprised
when Tesla does something that he says
he is going 70 do
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Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)

IFTItts pau aI4IIDtIHJ
TURKEYS 10 to u lbs. 10c per Id: hens Zoe .
COCKS SC young chickens. lie; ducks. &C: geese
S4 s. per coz.
Cbeese-New York full creams l2Gl3c: domes-
&c 12c. Swiss. lie: brick. lac. limburger l3c
Putter-Choice roll lie per h. country butter
lie.
Eggs-l4lzc per doz.
Feeswax-30c for yellow 25c for dark
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per 10; prime duck
COG per To-
,,rr,erchartable 3d5c less. coarse grades l5c:
fne merino. l3a15c; tub washed. 25Q2Sc-
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
C;reen-salted Hides-No. l. Sc; No. 2. &c; No.
calf lOc. No. > calf. sac.
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON & INDIAN
APOLTS RAILROAD co.
Notice of stockhoIders' Meeting.

August J. 1902
Pursuant to resolution OF the board OF d.
rectors OF this company, a meeting Of the stock
holders OF this company Is hereby called "a
take place In the Office OF the company in the
city Of Indianapolis GA the 18th day OF August
1902. az T. O'Clock noon, 10 act upon a proposed
agreement with the indiana. Decatur & Western
Railway Company for the union OF the fran
chises property and stock OF this company with
the franchises, property and stock OF that com
iany and the formation OF a new company 10
Be known the
CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
With n capital stock a. eight million two hun
dred thOuFand dollars ffs-pl.oo and with au-
thnritv O. issue bonds o. the amount OF eight
million TWO hundred thousand dollars s.. 40. l0J
70 be secured b- mortgage on the franchises
and property or the new company. Tor the pur-
pose OF retiring outstanding Indebtedness OF the
constituent companies. and for the other statu-
tory requirements OF the new company. for
which mortgages may be issued.
b. order 81 the board OF directors.
GEORGE. T. BALCH. Secretary.
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VENTILATION.

The air take into the lungs becomes laden
with impurities which makes IL heavy, and IL
settles 10 the floor liberated. You are
one in thousand II you live in a house which
is so constructed 10 exhaust the foul air from
the floor. The top Of this layer Of foul air is
higher Up in winter than in summer. Your
wife and children will not need a doctor quite
as often II you get Rollyn Hawkins 10 figure out
scheme TO carry away the foul air This is
serious condition TO have under your nose.
Hawkins has made special study of heating
and ventilating all kinds Of buildings, also doc
toring sick furnaces. steam and hot water sys-
tens. Office and Factory, Nos. 114-116 Virginia
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THE LIFE OF DANIEL.
Lesson Drawn by Rev. a. l.. WilISin-
son. of Ann ArbOr. Mich.

The Rev. A I. Wilkinson, OF Ann Arbor,
Mich. preached in the First Baptist Church
last night on the character OF Daniel He
told how Daniel had been educated in a
heather school and brought UP in an idol
atroUs court, Yet his surroundings did not
mar his character. He said there had been
other men OF courageous spirit and strong
character that followed in the footsteps Of
Daniel and they achieved success by
standing by their convictions. He said the
circumstances under which Daniel was
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Holds Proper Attitude.

Boston Journal
Whatever may have been General Jacob
II Smiths indscretions of speech in the
Philippines, he has certainly maintained
dignihed reucence since his return. which
indicates a sOldierly regard for discipline
and goes far 10 disarm criticism.
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NOTICE OF LETTING OF CONTRACT
AND MACADAMIzED ROAD.

Notice IS hereby given that the Commissioners
OF Greene county will on
TUESDAY. SEPT. 2 1902
receive bids and award contract for the building
OF Wright township gravel and unaca damized road
as petitioned Tor by William Exline et al All
bids 10 be nled by o'clock. The Commissioners
reserve the right 10 reject any and all bids
Witness my hand and the seal or the Board
or Commissioners OF Greene county this 7th day
OF August. 1872
ISEAL.l HARVEY L DONEY
Auditor OF Greene County Indiana
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIP
AGE SUPPLIES-Chief Quartermaster's Office
Chicago. III. Aug. 5. 1902. Sealed proposals IN
triplicate will be received this Office until ~
o clock noon. Tuesday. Aug. 20. 1902. for deIiv-
cry at either the Chicago, Boston. Philadelphia
or san Francisco Depots OF the Quartermaster' s
DEPARTMENT OF berlin gloves. campaign hats
hat cords. russet shoes. chambray shirts muslin
shirts. cotton stockings. wooden stockings. arctic
overshoes, cotton undershrts. waist belts iron
bedsteads. post letters received index books
regimental letters received index books
care holders barrack chairs mattresses and
mattress covers. conforming TO existing stand
ards and specifications. Government reserves
right 70 reject ACCEPT any all proposals or
any part thereof. Preference given tc articles
OF domestic production manufacture. condf-
lions OF quality and price Including In the price
Of foreign productions and manufactures the
duty thereon) being equal PARTICULARS and
blanks for proposals will be furnished on appli-
cation Envelopes containing proposals to be
inGorsed Proposals FOR Clothing and Equipage
Supplies" and addressed 10 COL. F.. 3. AT
WOOD. Chief Quartermastsr.
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DIED.

KERFOOT-The funeral Of John p kerfoot viii
be held al the residence - hts sister. Mrs. t.
c. Lee. 2222 Central avenue. 2-30 p IN, Aug Il
Burial private.
WREN-Nrs Honora widow OF Thomas Wren
at $50 . m Saturday the family residence,
7os south Capitol avenue. Funeral Tuesday al
St Johns Church. 9 a.. m Friends tnFiteQ
Anderson Greencastle. Charlottesville, Kansas
City papers please copy.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.


Crhe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
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candiss-Stick &c per 10; common mixed &c;
srocers mixed SAC, Banner twist stick Sc.
banner cream mixed. l00llc. old-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft- sheled almonds. lSqzoe. English
walnuts l2Qi4c; Brazil nuts. lOc; nlberts. l4izc:
nsan,,ts roasted. Ease. mixed nuts I2c.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPOT Q. NJ. DEPT. JEFFERSONvILLE.
IND. August 3. 1S02.-Sealed proposals. in
triplicate. Endorsed cover, Proposals for Q.
NJ Supplies" and addressed TO undersigned
will be received here until 10 o'clock m. Aug
10. 1902. for Stationery. Hardware, Range Cast
ings and Boilers Wagons and Wagon Parts
etc. as per schedule. which will be furnished to
applicants. Preference given to articles of do
nestle production or manufacture. The right re-
served 10 reject or accept any or all bids or any
part thereof. ]. NJ. MARSHALL. Assistant O.
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Coal and Coke.

Coal-Anthracite CaI sizesl $50 per tom.
Biossburg. S. smokeless. s.; Jackson. $50:
X-inifrede s425. Luhrig, S.75: Hooking VALLEY
"a. Brazil block. $3.50. Green county. 1926; Indi.
slack, jackson. s. 10 slack. Pittsburg s2S:
slack West Virginia, Sis: slack. Indiana, 81 Is:
C,onnellsvllle coke, $3.50; lump coke, lie Der hn
e. - ner % bu: crushed coke. Isc bu SO 25 er *
bn bags 25c per ton extra, ground floor or
6nnnned IN cellar; bags soc per ton extra secons
tiooor or carried in cellar. From wagon 25c per
TON extra by wheelbarrow, chute basket
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Drugs.

Alcohol. 81 55Q275; asaroetda. 4oc; alum. pun
-, cenphor 6Sd70c; cochineal SOf55cs rbil--SS
form. 5sa65c cOpperas. brl. 75c; cream tartar.
pure SOqSsc; indigo. 65qSOc; licorice. Calab..
Pu.s ,,,s 35d4Oc. magnesia, carb. 2-oz 3OSi 90.
TSaarphine. p. W. per OF. 81 s5q2 50; oil berrs.
r,o, ner 10, S2.75. opium. sS.S0Qs50. quinine p
me-, ,,er or SOd35c; balsam copafba 5yS'ea..
q CASTLE, FIR, lSGlsc; soda. bicarb aiSssSc.
soHp Epson. 1Aa4c. sulphur -four. "a 9sc: saIt.
$40. SG1Oc: turrentine. 50Q55c glycerfn IsI-Sa
5n odide potassium, s. 45a25O bromide po,sss
~, soGe0c: chlorate potash, lSQ2Oc: borax ~
sa cinchonida g59sec; carbolic acid saS3sScS
cocaine muir, $4eSgA25.
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standard s2lOQ2.4o; California seconds. 81 soa,
Miscellaneous-Bl ackberries. 2-Ib S5GsOc: raso-
berries 2-lb, s. 25dl50: pineapple, standard D
III 81. 556l so; choice. s2d2.i0; cove oysters In
full weight 95cGSl; light. s0Q65c: string beans
S-lb 81: Lima beans. Sl20dl25. Holsters 81 SsT55.
red cherries, S5cQSl; Strawberries, S5d9Oc: sal.
mon. lib, s5cQS9; tomatoes. 3-lb $50
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEPOT Q. VI. DEPT. JEFFERSONVILLE
IND. July 30. 1s02.-Sealed proposals. in tripIi-
cate. will be received here until 10 o'clock a m
Aug. Is. 1902. for furnishing 500 field ranges
United States reserves the right 10 Teiact or
accept any or adj proposals any part thereof.
Information furnished or application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked Pro
posals for Field Range" and addressed ]. NJ
MARSHALL. Assistant Q. ~. General
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Canned Goods.

Corn-S5cdi25. Peaches-Eastern standard
Glib. Q.75J2. 2-lb seconds. sLio5l6o. California
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Have you seen Mrs. Austin's new dress?
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ETORAGE-INDPLS. WAREHOUSE CO.,
w. T. knrtz, Pres. II. A. Grassland. Mgr.
517-523 :. Penn. Telephone 1343.
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio st. and Union
tracks: only hrsr-class storage solicited. Graft
ing and packing. Phones 725.
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LOST.


LOST-Brndle bull terrier; clipped ears, bobbed
tail; answers to the name OF Cobe; liberal
ward. 623 y. Senate
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ENGINEERING.

ENGINEERING-Josep II. Dennis. civil engi-
neer and surveyor, 1870 BellefOntaine st, In
dianapolis.; general engineering work solicited.
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Mrs Au=tin's Pancake nOur-the best.
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STRAYED.
STORAGE.

STRAYED-Light bay horse, with halter on,
Friday night; reward 527 Temple Tele-
phones 233q
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MONUMENTS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

MONUMENTs-A DIENER 449 z. Washington
Tel 2s25 Branch works r. entrance Crown Hil
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A CARD LIKE THIS

Every Sunday for one year costs but $195 per
month. The Journal want page is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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Provisions.

Seed clover prime. Nd55o; English clover
rs: crimson clover. - sos Timothy. prime
So 25G3 50. Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 2sGli 40;
extra clean. 6od70c. Orchard grass 81 toai "a,
rcd TOP. soeqxL75. English bluegrass. s.. 2SaA
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WANTED
II you have anything to buy. sell trade
make that fact known through the Sunday Jour
nal want ads. You Will get the desired results
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-07-17
Rock Creek Notes.

Mr.. Foster returned last Satur-
day from Illinois, where he had
taken the body Of his father for
burial.
Haying is in full swing in this
section. Jim Belew has two balers
at work and is hauling his hay to
Adair. Some boys cut several
bales Of hay for Mr.. 2enfIo, and
then stole his loose tools while the
men were at dinner, last Monday.
Mrs. Alex Webb returned from
Decatur, Illinois, last Sunday,
where she had been visiting her
aged parents at her old home. II
has been twentY.lhree yeas since
she had been there before.
Steve Rucker and family, OF Ne
vada, Mo-, are visiting friends at
this place. They are thinking Of
locating near here.
Mrs. s. A. Perry, from Pryor
Creek, visited with her friend,
Mrs. Propp, Monday and Tuesday
The wedding has now been post.
poned until after haying is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer, o.
Adair, were visiting in this local
ity last week.
John Correl and family leave
soon for their new home near Vim
ita.
Jim eileen and wife are expected
back from Tahlequah soon.
SNIDE.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-07-17

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, OF Dor
ch ster, Mass. For years she had en-
dured untoldmlsery froma severe lung
trouble aud obstinate cough. "Of-
TEN, she writes, IL could scarcely
breathe and sometimes could not
speak. All doctors and remedies
failed TIL l used Dr. Kings New dis
co7ery for consumption and was COM
p.etely cured.n Sufferers from
coughs, colds, throat and lung trou-
BILE need this grand remedy, Tor II
never dlsapponlts. Cure Is guaranteed
by Peoples drug store aud A. W.
Foreman. DIV
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-07-17
Features OF Dame Law.

The Indian Territory game law
recently passed by congress con.
tairs the following provisions re-
lating to the open seasons for hunt
ing: Quail can be killed from
November 10 to February Is; deer
can be hunted from Nov. let Ia
Feb. 1st, but the use Of dogs is pro
hibited. The festive gobbler car
only be disturbed between Novem
Der let and February LIST. Th'
penalties are very severe for the
violation of the law, and vigor
GUS effort will be made to rigidly
enforce it.
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Modified Injunction

Judge Gill granted a modified in
junction Monday morning 10 the case
Of Barlles s. Son vs. Sherman Moore.
The case has been IN the court before
and has attracted some attention
from cattlemon. The plaintiffs al
lege that the defendant has a herd OF
diseased cattle on the range which has
been used for years by the plaintiffs.
The court this morniog ordered the
cattle which are alleged 20 be infected
to be separated until further hearing
Of the case, which was continued un-
I'll Monday next.