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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13
THE HOUSE.

Bills were introduced and referred as indicated the State to subscribe for the fifth volume of Mayfields Digest of Alabama Reports
 H. S52. By MT. McClusky (by requesD with notice and proof0-To fix ana regu late the fees of the deputy solicitor oi Lamar County, Ala. Local Legislation.
 H e54 By MT. Starr-For the further ralief of needy Confederate soldiers sail ors resident citizens of Alabama, and their widows. Appropriations
 H. s55. By Mir. McCraryrTo amend subdivision S11 1-2 of Article b of Reve- nue Code. Ways and Means
 H. s56. By MT. McCrary-To amend subdivision S2 of Article To or revenue Code. Ways and Means
 H 957. By MT. Arnold.-To amend sec ton S97 of the Code of Alabama 'uui- ciary. .,zo e.
 H 95s. By MT. Arnold-To provide for the time of the holding of the Circuit Courts in the Seventh and Fifteenth Judicial Circuits. Judiciary
 H e5e By MT. Williams of Calhoun (uith notice and proof.)-To amend Sec tion 1 of the charter of the town or enterprise, Coffee County, Ala. Muni- cipal Organization ,, | ~NANN'~ N-'A railroad companies in this State to fence their respective roads to prevent stock | from trespassing upon said railroad right of ways. Commerce and Common Car riers.
 H, 9s1. By MT Benners To amend l Section 3903 of the Code of Alabama or 1896. Judiciary.
 H. 962 By MT. Benners-To authorize county and municipal officers to deposit h,, ond frNI m panies and to provide for the approval, regulation and security of such deposits and Repositories.
 H. 963. By MT. Byrne-To provide for the organization and regulation of cor porations not for pecunary profit in the l sense of paying interest or dividends on stock. but for the benefit of its members through their mutual cooperation, and association. Corporations.
 Fl 964 By MT Thach-To appropriate s25N annually out of any moneys in the State treasury not otherwise appropriat- ed to each of the district agricultural schools and experiment stations of the State for the purpose of keeping in re- pair the buildings of said schools. Agri-
 H. s65. By MT. wood-To provide for the better administration of the criminal laws, Penitentiary and Criminal Ad- mnlstration.
 H 966. By MT. Fucker (With notice and proof A-For the relief of H. R. Col son and Mozelle c. Parker as odm.nis- tratrix of the estate of John H. Parker, deceased Local Legislation.
 Fl 697. By MT. Blackburn. With notice and proof)-To consolidate the City Court of Birmingham, the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. the Criminal Court of Jefferson County, and the Chan cerv Court of Jefferson County into onf court to he known as the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, with a sufficient number of judges for the transaction of ] the business of such cons llidated court , as provided hy Section l4S of the Con. stitutlon of Alabama. Local LeEislat ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13
Red AutomnhilaS

We don't deliver our milk in red au- tomobiles, but when you give us your orders household troubles are unknown. We get One Dollar for thirty-two pint tickets.
 City Creamery Co.,, Phone lll2 B Monroe St.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

The recent severe drought in this sec lion has caused a considerable falling or in the cotton crop Cane, "hlcn up u a few weeks ago was very promising. is suffering very badly for want of rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

If takes A lawyer to estimate that what he keeps you from paying somebody else you should pay him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

An enterprisng museum manager claims to
 have the lie that George Washington refused to tell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

The old Baptist Church building has heen torn away. thus removing one of the ,Sne was abandoned M by the Baptists for their handsome and commodious brick church recently completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13
JACOBS PHARMACY
 Of Montgomery, 5 Court Square.

iary society. composed of the ladies of the faculty and town. Mrs. c. c. Thach being president. The event was highly enjoyed by all present.
 Coach w. B. Bates has arrived. and enthusiasm in football is at high tide. MT. Bates is a graduate of Brown Uni versity. A large athletic rally was held this evening. and a number of speeches were delivered by students interested in athletic work An interesting scSedule of games has been arranged for the ensuing season. Some of the teams that Auburn will meet this season are: University of Alabama. Louisiana State University. Georgia School of Technology, University of the South at Sewanee. and the Univer- sity of Georgia.
 The many friends of the contracting parties will be interested to learn of the announcement of the approaching mar riage of Miss Dabney Bondurant of Vir- ginia to Clifford L. Hare. of the Depart ment of Chemistry of the Alabama Poly technc Miss Bondurant has many friends in the State who will be glad to welcome her back to Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

The Young Mems Christian Association rendered reception to the new students. 160 strong. at their new home in the build ing recently purchased by the college. known as the Nell building. The grounds were beautifully lighted by Japanese lam terms, and an extensive musical program was rendered by the college orchestra and local talent. and delightful refreshments were served. The young gentlemen of the association were assisted by the auxil-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

Our store is popular because we please. No safer place to spend your cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

Group Photograph of Legislaturs for sale at Coleman's Studio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

Ambassador Porter has been elected an hon orary member of the Society of the Cincinnati
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

Mrs. NJ. E. Bragg has removed from Monroe Street to 3o5 Adams and will resume her class Oct. st As only limited number of pu- pills be received. early application Is ad- visable. Terms moderate. SU
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

O, h. NIUNO1yJ 25 Moproe St Phone 479. 20 pounds Y. c. Sugar $1 .0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13
MELVILLE COLLEGE.
Fifteenth Session Opens with Good
 Prospects.


 Abbevile, Sept 12.-(Special. .)-The Southeast Alabama Agricultural College reopened its fifteenth session Wednesday. The opening was very f1attering. Quite a number of boarding pupils are In at tendance, and several more will arrive to enter Monday. No matriculation fee or tuition will be charged
 The protracted meeting at the Metho- dist Church closed Wednesday night af- ter most successful meeting. Several additions to the church were had. At the Sunday morning the service the church was formally dedicated with ap- propriate services, Rev. pr. Mangum. Presiding Elder of the Eufaula District. preaching a strong and forcible sermon The debt on this beautiful house of wor- ship has recently been paid and there fore the occasion was of much interest to the members.
 AbbevilIe now has two as handsome churches as any town in the State.
 The Judson Baptist Association will convene with Old Zion Church five miles east of Abbevile, Thursday before the first Sunday in October. Rev. William J. Eartin is moderator. and Rev. d. w Malone. Jr., is clerk. Extensive prepara- tions will be made to entertain all those who will attend.
 The man Wells who married ana VIZ %Ss , living with his own daughter, near wen station in this county, has left Tor parts unknown. the citizens of that community having threatened to take the law III their own hands and mete out the seNeI- est punishment.
 The old Baptist Church building mas mas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13
THE ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC.
Enrolment Greatly in Excess of Last
 Year.

Auburn. Sept. 12.-(Special)- en- rollment at the Alabama Polytechnic In- stitute continues to be the largest in the history of the institution. The enrolment to date is 20 per cent. in excess of the enrolment last year, when the total was t36.
 Extensive improvements have been made in the equipment of the electrical and mechanical departments of the col lege. An interesting addition is the new water supply arrangement for the labora- tories. shops and gymnasium. The water Is pumped by electrical power, which ie transmitted over half mile from the dynamo rooms. This power also runs all the machinery at the experiment station at a distance of half mile. All of the machine shops are now run by transmit ted electrical power instead of by steam as heretofore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13
Bills Passed by House.


 H. 2S7 To authorize and empower the like jurisdiction in the several counties of the State to contract for and have made map or plat books showing all sub divisions of lands in their respective counties.
 H. 37S. To amend Section 4G99 of the Code (purchaser not liable for rents on redemption; exception)
 II. 432 To amend Section 1409 of the Code of 1896.
 $. 57. OWith amendment)- amend an act entitled an act to amend Section 5239 of the Code of Alabama of 1896. ap- proved March 1. 1901,
 II. 29 To amend ub-division of Sec tion llH of the Code of Alabama.
 S. l02. To amend Section 1902 of the Code of Alabama.
 S, 25. To prevent the adoption of the same name by two corporations.
 H. 75S To prohibit the sale of adulter- ated or low grade paris green for use as an insecticide. to have the same analysed and guarantee as to the purity there of. printed upon tags or labels attached to each package. s. 49 To amend the dlspensary law or Camden. Wilcox County, Alabama
 II Sc7 To provide and prohibit the i'm -portatioa of seed from cotton affected with tho Texas boil weevil. II. i2f. with amendment.)-To provide for asrertaining and marking the bounds of country burial places, and for enlarg- ing and marking their area under stated conditions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-13

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The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28
Help Build Up The West.

The low rates from the Eas, ,o
the West aud the Northwest. Feb.
ruaiy II 10 April 80. will undoub,.
cdly bring thousands of settlers.
Where they will 90 is largely n
question o! Inducements. II you
ARE Interested in securing nny
ens'crn peopl. for your section Of
the West. send their names and
addresses To the Undersigned An
the fact. and figures abou, the trlp
will be promptly sent them.
j. T.. PnisroS. Commercial Agent.
Chicago, MilwaukecA VI. Paul Railway,
lo.o i'ih Street. Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Dave Gibbs has been removed
as stock inspector and Frank Rus
sell of La Jara has been appointed
to fill the nnexpired term until
the first of May.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Reports from Antelope Park are
to the effect tina. there are 90
inches OF solid snow on the level.
The snow in the hills Is drifted
solid and there is an abundance
of it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Mr.. md Mrs. l.. u. Cheney IN.
tcrtnincd II party Of about % nj
their residence IN Tuesday night.
Cards and dinner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28
Legislative Notes.

the friends OF the bill that corpor-
atiOns are trying to kill it by
amendments. As both parties
committed themselves to the meas
pre IN their platforms. no one
seems to care to stand out openly
against 1t. Representative Riley
of Conejos, however. said in II
speech Wednesday;
81 am convinced that the coal
miners of the state, and especially
IN the southern part of Colorado.
do not desire an cightho law
and believe they should he eX.
cmptcd. also believe that the
coal miners of the north do not de
sire nm eight hour law"
The following Is from Mr.
breckenridge:
"This thing has resolved itself
into II political battle. believe
the Republican party is for tins
measure and l do no, think our
friends On the other side have any
corner on the pledges, for the Re.
publicans pledged themselves TO it.
! believe If the truth was known
many of my Democratic friends
nrc sorry their party pledged
them to un cight-hour law. The
Republican party has been the
party of progress. lie denounced
the charge that the Republicans
were not the friends Of labor. and
said "thc greatest labor organiza.
tion the Democrats ever led was
Coxey's army"
Report has i: that Charley
Brickenstein will lose his job IA
surveyor Of customs in Denver
aud will be obliged 10 depend for
n living on the salary and emolu-
ments of the office Of county treas
urer. clerk Of the county court and
clerk Of the district court of
COnejos county, unless he can
make All occasional dollar out of
private business at home.
Charley is all.Hround good fellow
aud his Conejos friends will be
genuinely sorry to sec him lose out
in Denver by the decline in VOL
colt stock Alsmoss Courier
Stringent rules are laid down for
nll Colorado public stockyards IN
in n hill introduced in the lcci-Ia
iurc bv Rcprcsenilvc White. II
Is II hill for the shippers and was
drafted IN their interests. 1t is
claimed by shippers tha, charges
ut all stockyards ARE cXorbitani
and that rules nrc such that they
must pay at every turn. MIR
White Claims for his bill that il
gives the shippers needed relief
and also that II gives the stock
wards fair show and profit ON
all transactions Sngunchc Crescent
Al their meeting at Alamosa
last week the San Luis Valley Cat.
tIp and Horse Growers association
passed resolutions commencing
the sc,s of ID. T. Newcomb, an
officer of the Humane Society. in
gathering MP the stock running at
large on the public domain which
were in a starving condition and
dispcsing of the same. The asso'
cia,ion also approved sll OF the
billa pending before the state leg.
islature which are recommended
hy the stat. association.
What pronises To b~ n repetition
~ tho Union Pacific strike is
slnut IN In .nxcicd ON tho Colo.
'rm,lo L Southern railroad. The
treuhl~ ia directly the ontcom" OF
thS Blacksmith trouble, although
sk..s ~. lx.sn = ,,,nctnl rcntlcn..
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

The many friends of MIR. Philo
Il. Abbott will be pleased to learn
that he has distinguished himself
at school by the excellent quality
Of his work. He has been pur-
suing the regular business course
during the present school year,
and by close application has placed
himself in the front ranks at the
college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28
NUMBER 100
N. Z. Church.

N. Z. Church.
Rev. l.. d. Wickersham breaches
Sunday morning at / o'clock.
John BisholI leads the League
service. Total Abstinence the
Only Safe Rule"
Official board meeting Tuesday
evening.
"Day Dreams" by Wickcrsham
crowds out the Reading Circle next
Monday night
w. |. Whittier was elected dele
gate, Prof l. d. Beckwith alter.
nate, to the Lay Electoral Confer.
cncc which meets in Denver next
August.
About twenty Monte Vista ladies'
entertained their gentlemen friends
at very pleasant social dance at
Woodmcn hall Wednesday night.
After months of experimental
work the result of which has added
u new mill to the Lcadvllle district.
the process of electro magnetic
separation has been proven IA sue
cess by the new zinc separation
mil erected by the Resurrection
Mining company.
The first rehearsal will be held
tonight friday for the produc.
ton of the cantata Queen Esther
which will he presented soon in
Monte Vista This cantata was
given IN the old PRESBYTERIAN
church several years ago and met
with great success.
There is bill to abolish the Office
of superintendent of irrigation and
substitute board of high salaried
men instead An amendment
has been offered that leaves this
law rs il Is. but to limit the labors
of supcrlntendon,s Ia SIX .non,hs
from April lst 10 November lst.
also 10 limit their expenses. Here.
toforc supcrintcndcnts have been
putting IN 3G5 days in the year
when they could distribute water
in less than half of that time.
The labor situation in Colorado
IL not at all rcassuring With the
mill workers and smcltcrmen ON "A
strike. the repair shop forces of
the Colorado x Southern railroad
locked out. the tnion Pacific mil.
road machinis,s at loggcrhcads
with the management and other
troubles IN prospect, there prom
ises Ia bc considerable agitation
during the present season. The
Colorado x Southern road shipped
,o Trinidad II train load of rifles
and ammunition and a number of
men who are to act ns guards.
"Eloqncncc. wit, pathos and
logic combined. WIckcrsham Is
most captivating speaker ever liz.
tened 10 on these waters. Pacific
Christian Advocate.
young People in Society" ON
Fcby y. "Dny Dreams" March >.
NJ. l.. Church: Single admission
soc. course ticket ,5c. Reserved
seats nt s,roup'- Drug store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

\ corporation composed Of iif.
teen Alamosa capitalists is being
organized to m.nutnciurc brick.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Stockmcn from all parts of the
state are holding n convention at
Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

DIR. Whcdon performed n sur.
gicnl operation IN Bud Lewis
Tuesday ut the Commercial hotel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

J. W. Furlone, who has been
travelling freight sgent for the
Missouri Pacific road, will retire
the first Of March. lie and his
brothers will engage IN the hnrI.
ware business at the town Of Steam.
boat Springs. Mr.. FurIong IL n
Young man Of good address and
makes friends wherever he goes
and, consequently, has been sue.
cessful in getting husiness for his
road. He will be succeeded by
NJ. B. Hoffman formerly with the
G. and a. road aud who made hls
first trip to the valley this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Joe Fleming aud son left Mon
day night for Los Angles Califor-
u,a where he expects 10 20 into
buninpss
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Robert n. Tucker, of Mosca,
received notice from the bankrupt
court that he had been discharged.
The amount of his Indebtedness
was something like %440O. j. p.
Veerkampfs attorney Tor tine bank
fupt and the opposing creditors
were represented by jesse Wiley,
Judge Sumner and Jesse Stephen
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Gilbert and J. &. Winchell and
Walter lckes, ot Center were doing
business in town Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

i. c. Spencer has fitted up an
assay office IN Stroup's drug store.
Take your ore samples there and
find out what Is in them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Il. Is. Wnllxc. m1'l. n business.
trip To Denver Tuesday might And
returned home Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Will Woods left last Saturday
for Wahoo, Ncbr., where he will
join his wife and brother John.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

j. II. johnson came down from
Jasper a few days ago. He still
has faith in the camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Sid Lovet', Of La jarn, was doing
business in town Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

4 Denver.
Nellie Nelson went To Salida
Monday night in answer to II call
for her services ms nurse
viii Woods left last Saturday
for Wahoo, Nchr., where he will
join his wife and brother John.
The Denver Republican refers
To RIO Grande's representative ns
"the eccentric Mr. Breckenridge"
Judge Ho!brook will convene
the regular term of court for Cos
tilla county at san Luis next Mon
day.
Coy. Dick Yates, of Illinois,
don't like to have his wife talked
about and threatens to kill an
editor.
Bert NonEgldy Is expected home
Sunday from Denver where he has
been attending the Modern School
of Business.
One of our successful farmers
out in the wheat belt says lie kept
50 hens one year and sold $50
worth of eggs. Besides this he
had all the eggs aud spring chick
ems the family needed.
John Britton made business
trip TO town Thursday. His
mother Is now on a visit TO Texas
and writes home that strawberries
are getting ripe there and by the
first Of March shipments will
begin.
j. II. Baxter. register of the
Del Nortc land office. has a leave
of absence for 30 days aud will
Join his family IN California during
his vacation. Judge Elliott will
assist at the land office during Mr..
BnNicr's absence.
Gene Shaub, of Oitawa, Kansas.
u brother-in-law of George Me
Cormick, arrived in town Friday.
He has leased one of the Cheney
quarter sections near La Garita
and will try his luck ranchlng in
the San Luis valley.
i. l.. Lewis, W. :. Colerick. W
;. Sutton and II. c. .Iulch. survey.
ors of Denver are in the valley in
employ of the Colorado Telephone
Company .. wilkins of Ala.
mosa is driving them abou, the
country with one of his teams of
flyers.
Dick lilnkcy of Ahmo-a was in
town Wednesday. He Is in the
employ Of the Southern Colorado
Land company and says hotel
Is Ia he built u, Parma this spring
by the new immigration company
who have bought several thousand
acres of land n, thu, point.
\ large audience listened spell
bound for two hours. The lecture
Is grand, inspiring. uplifting. rich
in wit. paihos and cloqucncr. We
can never hear Wickcrshnm too
often. Ans. $. II. JoNE,. See. i.
Minburn. Iowa.
The new school house Is nearing
completion, The brick work and
plastcring has been done by Mess
Wake and Whilcnd aud has been
pronounced by all as u first class
job. These men have been doing
business IN Monte Vista for several
years and have gained mn cnvmblc
reputation for doing first class
work md nt reasonable prices.
Parties wanting stone. brick or
mason work done should sec them
before closing any contracts with
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

The town election will he held
on Tuesday April 7ih So far no
candidates hav. shown up
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Nellie Nelson went to Sallda
Monday night in answer to II call
for her services MS nurse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Gene Shaub, of Oitawa, Kansas.
n brother-in-law of George Me
Cormick, arrived in town Friday.
He has leased one of the Cheney
quarter sections near La Garits
and will try his lack ranching in
the San Luis valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

The Denver Republican refers
To RIO Grandc's representative ns
1.-THE eccentric Mr. Breckenridge"
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

The San Luis sheep rank the
highest in the Chicago market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Mr. Perry Frost and Miss Clara
u. Armor were married nt the
home Of Mr.. Sylvester by Rev.
Eugene Smith ut high noon Fcby.
20. Nr. Frost rnd wife will move
Vt once to hls ranch . miles north
ou the Gunburrcl road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Abe Chase expects 10 ship a ear
of hogs Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

q. Ii. loggs. on hearing OF u
big strike at Crestone on properly
adjoining his claims. left Thursday
for that camp TO see il fortune
wae COMING his way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Gilbert Winchcll of Center sold n
quarter section Of land this week
10 Grant Ncwmcycr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

j. II. Baxter. register of the
Del Nortc land office. has leave
of absence for 30 days aud will
Join his family IN California during
his vacation Judge Elliott will
assist at the land office during Mr..
BaNtcr's absence.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

One of our successful farmers
out in the wheat belt says lie kept
so hens one year and sold $50
worth of eggs. Besides this he
had all the eggs aud spring chick
ems the family needed
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Wickcrshnm breaches next sun.
day morning at the NJ. T.. church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

i. l.. Lewis, W. ;. Colerick. W
;. Sutton and II. c. .Iulch. survey
ors of Denver are in the valley in
employ of the Colorado Telephone
Company. o. wilkins of Ala.
mosa is driving them about the
country with one of his teams of
flyers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

Judge Ho!brook will convene
the regular term of court for Cos
tilla county at san Luis next Mon
lny
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-28

John Britton made n business
trip TO town Thursday. His
mother Is now on visit TO Texas
aud writes home that strawberries
are getting ripe there and by the
first of March shipments will
begin.