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The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07
1ke New Cola rIess BIouses

shall no longer have small wasp-like
waists. The sculptors and painters
who have all along been telling u
of the beauties Of the natural unham.
pered waist VIII say: 'What have We
been telling youss and viii point out
TO us the examples Of the world Of arr
and the figures of the old masters.
OF course this necessifates change
in corsets. and the new ones are mere
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07

~ innortafions depicting
~ -: Partisan fashions
- arriving on every in
U coming steamer at New
York. lfsss fAssss tell in a meas
nre What the styles Of the
spring siil be. though they
.ssa Wholly for that season,
..siae placed on the shop coun-
he show rooms quite as
49, arrive. and what is more
= ssaing buyers quite as fast
80. This latter statement
- - of the extravaganza Of the
: extrasagance which seems
w.th each new day.
- - among all the new impor-
sre the new Partisan blouses.
uithout collars, and are cut
all.roand style Of two genera
.so. But the blouses are not the
rsYments that take US back TO our
.srother's time There are any
- af evidences of the revival of
5ass. and among these may be
...,sd the furs. and now comes
E-sd;ct;on that we shall soon see
axe bonnet once more. We might
|aorse at that.
h. collarless blouse will be the
- Of introducing many novel
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07

Desperafe-Looking Pavty--I want
to buy revolver.
Dealer Yes, sir: here's the three
latest STYLES; this plain. substantial
arm is much used for seif-defense;
this silver-mounted one with pearl
handle ~ used for shooting sweet
hearts. and this cheap, common af-
fair fs usually used 10 shoot wives
IT'S very popular just now.-BaIti-
more American.
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07
Boxing and Christian Groqvth|
By REY. LoHN I. scuppER.

believe in boxing. Il is good for boys it is
good for men. Il teaches self-contro: it impels the
strong 70 protect the weak it oonduces clean sane
temperate manly life. It is not the most important
thing 70 teach a boy. but IT Is ONE OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT THINGS.
There are two Ways OF making men Christians
BY preaching Al them and by surrounding them with
influences which aid them to- lead sober clean. honest
lives.
Amusement IS as necessary to health as is iood
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07

ngs in the way of beads and jew
d neckbands. Strings of pearls,
bal and turquoise beads viii be
bre than ever the vogue. The illus
ktions show two charming models
1.-THE collarless blouse.
Writing of blouses leads us ON to
4 subject of waists. The wasp-like
{ are no longer fashionable, or at
tst will not be within short time.
(shion has at last decreed that we
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07

Iore charming than at the present
Hne.
Those who would have insisted that
Pc coil must be worn low upon the
Fck have been unable to wholly carry
Pt their ideas, and it has been left
Pr each woman to decide for herself
to how her hair shall be arranged.
Ft to the art of the hair dresser have
Pen added numberless attractive arti-
fial decorations in the way of orna-
ents that offer every possible variety.
ot that these ornaments are deemed
necessity, for while there are many
them worn, and especially in the
Eenlng, but on the. other hand the
pr may be simply dressed with
nl ornaments, or with nothing but the
9ain tortoise side combs. The illus
rations give an idea of the variety
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07

IT, thing do keep clean. BOWLING, BILLIARDS AND
SUCH SPORTS ARE moral. AGENTS WHEN ENJOYED IN
THE PROPER ATMOSPHERE. THE PLACE FOR THEM Is IN
THE CHURCH GYMNASIUM
necessary Christian play well work Those
agree that 65 the activity
should who grow
hard earnestly If he has the
boyish playing he won't have sufficient
gy for the manly business of working
BOYS MUST PLAY. Let them engage in the sports which will
good which will teach them kindness temperance
courage sefontro Boxing of the best teach these
The Scranton chronicle., 1903-02-07

VERY pretty device that
may by any means be de-
fined as appropriate is be-
ing used to heighten the
effect of the latest Golf
fures, and the fashions in
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
To fleet at Rocky Ford Saturday
and Sunday, August and ?.

A mO1trg OF tho executive committee
ot'he Blue and Gray was held at A. C
Sl0an'5 Office, Rocky Ford. Feb. Il.
ComFad1 Geo. MGD. Osborn was elected
10 lill tho vacancy caused by Comrade
Eadgor'a absence IN California.
On motion Of Gomrade Milos It was or
dargd that the next eneampment oe held
ss The iair grounds. Rocky Ford, Aug. |
and 2, 1905.
Cpmadls a. C. Sloan. ]. "a. chdtton
and a. j.. Mccartney wgrs appointed a
Gommi!t1e on program.
q conference Committee was appointed
70 confer wiki tho Ladies' OF tho G. 4. r.
lna ". H. c. and members o. the G. a.
r. and all old soldiers. consisting Of os-
b1m, Sloan and DgnuUss.
g finance committee was appointed
z7nss4nz Of tho following comrades:
Miles, WashburH. DlaHe5s and Robins.
Adjourned 70 NEST AZ a. C. Sloan's
Office Nay 20. 1905.
e. c. Washburn. Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
w. c. 7. u.

Contestants take notce-To those hold
ing silver or gold medals and others in
terested:
The 81. T. l." contest will be hele
about Feb 26.
The ladies contest about Mar. is.
Gold medal contest last Of March OF
first week in April.
Grand gold contest at district eonven-
ton in May.
Those wishing to prepare and desiring
books, will find them on Main street a,
Hereford & Awards drug store in charge
Of Mr.. Henry.
The mems contest will be arranged
when they are ready. They are re-
quosted to report to Mr.. Henry.
We hope all Interested will consider
this notice to prepare and report 70
Mrs. Klinefelter or Mrs. Leta Smith as
soon as selection is made. that they
may prepare their programs.
a call meeting was held at Mrs.
Blinn's for tho purpose Of making prepa-
ration for an institute to be superintended
by Mrs. Adriana Hungerford. state vice.
president, who is acting in the absence OF
Mrs. Hawley. who has sailed for an
European tour. She will conduct a two
days institute assisted by Miss Davidson.
tho state Y. superintendent.
Mrs. Hungerford is well qualified and
able to take the place OF the state presi-
dent. and Miss Davidson is highly recon-
mended as an elocutionist and Is profici-
ent in physical culture.
Il letter was read written by the Epis-
eopal bishop Of Kansas. Frank r. Mills
baugh. which appeared in Tho Church
man Of Jan. 10. fayoring prohibition. and
stating many strong facts. giving stats
tics and practical results in his expert
enea. This was received with SO much
favor that committee was appointed 70
writs him and express our thanks for his
timely letter.
Mrs. NANNY read an article abou, tho
cantaen. and Miss Blinn another which
stated that Generals Miles. Wheeler.
ki;ehnor. Roberts and scores Of army
experts do no; advocate tho ean;oen. and
tho fact that no attention. whatever. will
be paid TO tho reinstatement, Of tho can
teon at this session Of congress. proves
tina, tho sn,i-esn,aen law is success.
Tho Arrow was ordered son, To q num-
Dor Of prohibition pspars.
Tho motion was passed 70 buy 100
copies Of tho temperance number Of The
Epwor;h Herald for FREQ distribution. and
Mrs. Lucofo was appointed committee
to send for them.
Tho next meeting will be hold viii,
Mrs. S. II. Pollock. corner Eleventh stree,
and Swins avenue.
4 cordial welcome 10 extended 70 Wis
itors. Press Superintendent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Some Things you Should not Forget.

Some Things you Should not Forget.
You will lose much Of the good of daily
life u you forget that Stauffer's Meat
Market keeps on hands at all times the
famous Baltimore Oysters. the best IN
the city. Also White Fish. Salmon and
Halibut each week. Chickens and Poul-
try OF all varieties are always in stock.
And remember that he is keeping up
his reputation for those choice steaks
and roasts.
As to Butter-Stauffer has a brand on
hand at all times which is equal to any
in the city.
Now. as in the past. you will find Stauf-
fer's Meat Market in the lead in allthings
pertaining TO high-grade place for the
purchase Of anything In that limo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
10 THE OLDEST CLERK.
a Kentucky Man Who Has Held ossos
for % Consecutive Years.

\ Kentucky Man Who Has Held once
for % Consecutive vesrs-
Richard White of Kentucky In tho
oldest cicrk In the executive depart
mcni In Washington. accor,iin. to .
correspondent OF ih. Cleveland Plain
Dealer. with the exception Of a post
master In New York state. who has
held his once for ~ consecutive years.
White q. believed To he the oldest man
In point Of service. as well as In years.
In the federal employ. lie was ap
pointed In isls. and therefore has
spent &C years In tho service Of tho
government. lie was a personal friend
OF Henry Clay. and the letter Of Sir.
Clay To President Andrew Jackson.
recommending the appointment Of
my dear friend. Richard white is on
nlc In the treasury department
Mr.. White vas born in 1914. ant
thus has passed the Biblical term OF
human life by Is years. In addition
to his record of long continuous scrS.
Ice. he holds another record that n
without parallel. Nearly every gov.
crnmcnt clerk takes the full 50.day
annual leave Of absence authorized by
take advantage of the 5o-day sick
leave In each year. In all his expert
cncc SIR. White has never exceeded 10
days In his absence from the depart.
mcnt In any one year. Throughout his
remarkable career he has been en-.
ploycd In the of'icc where the accounts
of the postofilcc department, are au-
ditcd. He was appointed at a salary
Of $40 year. For brief umc he
drew $1,000 n year. but Ave years ago.
because Of growing fceblcncss. he was
reduced to $40.
Auditor Castle. In whose department
MIR, White Is employed. says the vot-
eran does his work TO the satisfaction
OF his chiefs In spite o. his great age.
While no civil pension list Is main.
tained by Uncle Sam. IL Ia safe to say
that Richard white will be assured Of
remaining on the government pay roll
as long as he lives.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Farmers wHl be Interested in the state
nsuG tlas clio Rocky Ford Trading Co.
has IIst received q car l5ad Of lmplO-
,usrrs. as t-a Bf8aiElag6 house farm
1rs ~IU 6FE lI. l.re Of all machinery
needed tg tHrn. al your wants can be
mes aL .air prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

E. r. Nichols. Of Chicago. has been
spending part Of this week in the valley
and is well pleased with his business sue
cess. Contracts have been made with
associations at Granada and Lamar. and
also with the new F. o. q. association Of
Swink. Mr.. Nichols says tha, he expects
to handle 400 cars Of eantaloupes during
the season Of 1908. and make money
both for himself and tho growers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
c. {. Lueore. manager Of Tho colum-

c. e. Lueorc. manager Of tho Colum-
bino Music Co.'S business for o.aro eoun-
,y. has been promoted. He has done
such splendid service in pushing tho pi-
sno business in tho Arkansas Valley that
he has been assigned to tho management;
Of tho eompsny's important branch house
a, Colorado Springs. This Is. however.
only an addition TO his duties. as he yet
will manage the business hero. Mr..
Lueore is young man Of such abound
ing energy and rapid. persistent industry
that he will have no difficulty in handling
the Columbino's business to the sa,isfse-
ton Of the company at both points under
his management.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

The Enterprise Office has special
facilities for Printing. PcrfoIaiing.
Numbering and Binding Orders. Time
Checks. Rcccipts. Warrants. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Is IL FalrY

70 .t la.f % reduce protective duties on
.lEaf ara keep them up on products OF
American manufacture, which success
.H'Ig EanF l will foreign goods in for
C.-l WsFaE5at ~ Tor the plea Tor suffer-
nE Cub sHtra Do 20 suffering Cuba
San Francisco ArgoIaut.
ishtair2 That question is going to be
asked many times end in many places in
4a 0gsat iaat al2 railing powers Of this
country staa decide 10 select tho agri-
cultural Interests alone TO bear tho bur
den o. s9=El'l5i reciprocity" Tho farm
es q, gH1 country who grow sugar. to-
ba555 and fruits arc very certain To IN
gu'rl wfE Is .5as gHJtr products are
90 sob. ziea &c foreign competition for
t6l cello bs1ed- % rho manufacturers,
whose HF5.sz.'ga .s 10 no way disturbed.
% ai.i ba aa awkward Question TO an
awer.- Au'gaza1 Elsnms-
rsir Sample 81 2pei,y Ford Farming.
Ansrgsa ias 5l.ar Coz check for
stgo ilF bis .ssg n-Ht,a delivery and on
TO day 5r.la al .. ylIs 90 hi4 ioTmer
bona in Ea1sgr While among his old
.Hala5 as @ aaa;.lgs DO s5mo good
adyGflaHz Ter tfa Egrd country.
4 plain rCsa5l o. BIC amiag experience
lhg plsE I5ssa vi. bg sIisi0al 10 give
-1.s sgstsn h.Zh standing Tor agricultural
sgsssls. From zen acres 8l s5ntaioupos
be received Sl.i01. w. X. Potter. from
abgH DO rel.ad h.s land. received over
~. N ---- I'LL E.--- lind h. NaIul EIn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

1901 extending from oc Rud to January
a Of sliced ss85l,
the sooo5 and tho highest Sl4664
Seo 56 Sso 70
$40: 1856 $50. and 22z $40
rizesO Oferedby Farmer" in
for
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Miss Mse Custer, teacher Of vocal
and Instrumental. For terms cali st
the Conservatory or st tho Column
binc Company store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Tomato Contract. Wanted.

The Rocky Ford Canning Co. is now
ready to make contracts with the growers
for the crop Of 1908 at $40 per ton.
Call on W. C. Steele. See'y. 5s-u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Gran. White was The owner Of the Or
gallery building. adjoining the Enterprise
Office. only few days. He last wcth
sold tho property 10 L. r. Fonias5n and
w. S. Mitchell. The occupancy of d.
property is no: ye; ss;tied. but Mr.. Fen
lason may move his Office into tho e5rn5t
room.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

There was great disappointmentamong
our lovers Of music by the failure of
Francis Sehwinger to meet his engage
ment for the Columbine Conservatory Of
Music concert Tuesday evening. But
Mr.. Sehwingers illness at the Pueblo
hospital made it impossible for him to be
here. A crowded opera house would
have greeted him and it is hoped that his
appearance is only postponed for short
time,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Now Chile. Farlsr and general lunch
s5gHs1a Two d55rs H5rsh Of ,lhc St. James.
j. j. Blinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Cream puffs and Lady Fingers a.
Rumsey's Home Bakery on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

IRobt Harro,. Rocky Ford .,---.----- --- So
Samples Z5
S. lo6 20
H. e5
David Lacy Manzanola- lo ~
H. lO 40
100 81
Rocky 100 81
Munown So
IT. Al 100 %
lW A. rd 100 o6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Tho Santa Fs will have colonis, tickets
to California on salo April to June is
inclusive. At rate Of s25.oo. I, will pay
you To wait for our rates. Service un-
surpassed. F. @. Cunan. agent. Rocky
Ford. Colo. SB-45
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Cad 0I Thanks.

We desire 90 Cztga5 cur heartfelt
l5an.a 20 l11 many ,uaras Tor tho kind
attentions Etlr thG family during tho
Illness gi eaF vito cad mother and for
che g51ar5g8 supply oi beautiful flowers
at lll ngr5L
F La-ts and pauyhters,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

wanted-To make arrangements with
two experienced irriga,ors for summer
Steady work. Wages $50. VIM. D..
Ebbart. box 295. $3.50.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Stop overs will be allowed in California
on oolonist tickets via Santa Re April
to June is. zoos. F. g. Currau. agent
Rocky Ford. Colo. 5S-&5.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Tho Rock Island railroad is getting Of
very light in Pueblo county. The com
psny will pay s4S1.29 into the treasury
and the remainder Of the tax amounting
to SA.T5l.2I will be abated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

campaign February
pounds
o.
AS s5o valley
exac.S
general proftabne satisfactory
growers making
REVIEW OF FORMER YEARS.
GROWERS IN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
THE SUGAR BEET.

COLORADO Sunhine Seven Per Cent
Than Elsewhere.
BY Axx q. Hrpr D.. Frontier Monthly.
modest, lowy plant! Half hidden tho ground
Did Muse o sing Oand9
No Of rod OF gold aaunts thee 4 snowy bloom:
upon grateful wealth Of rich perfume;
in thy ef whs; gift OF magic change!
wit Alchemy wrought Transforming hai 4 strange?
Tho sunugh, lavish on and ssa4
fares xads goes
Slian, thou rshros. N flushing yellow fpN : IL,
thy mystery show!
sunbcans to BY dardy working! 10.
Beauty golden tho b5s
Lowly onehan,af. hall a miracle 5 thine.
choms; shrewd. Thy working divine
Would has, done nigh; each heart Of
sOurng sunti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Attention, Patrons and Teachers.

Tho GEh session Of The East otaro
Fa,F5rs' and Teacher Association will
b. hri8 Cd FaimsI1t school house. four
miles wJst and ono mile south OF La
Imla. as 1880 r.. 100. Fob. 81. All pat
r91s cad teachers are requested TO be in
attendance. a good uma is anticipated.
g. r. w1.st, President.
Wanted. girl TO do cooking on a
ranch. Edss.rl as Ealgrrr.so Office. 51-p
STRATED "Wednesday. January %.
O 5gfr1l mare. no brands. white spot in
face. b.ae. SPOT on hip. years old.
Suitable reward for Information sent.
-.nLhls Ta.a. LEls.l Eo-d. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

n. J. Sprinkler was called to ordway
on Tuesday to take charge Of the funeral
Of he wife Of Fred Teeman. The funer-
al took place at Sugar CITY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

C. H. stinson has sold his interest in
the Union Bottling works. which is now
being conducted by Kruger & Brargur.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Last week Rocky Ford vas visited by
street preacher who utilized in his adj
dresses a panoramic chart iilustratn
the book Of Revelation. All scripture fs
profitable. but when a man devot1s bic
whole attention to prophecy he 6Gs0ncs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

For salo Fresh COW. Enquire of O.
W. Goss. .5s-i.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Special ot,er to Our. Readers.

naSwell's Talismsn. paper for tho
worker. tho irrigs,or and tho homarnakor.
a monthly illustrated yournai published q,
Chicago. ILL.,. and devoted TO tho goth
century crusade 70 conquer And Amer
lea from tho desert. and create work for
tho multitude and homes for millions.
Everyone who Is Interested in tho grea,
national irrigation rnosomon, should sub
scribe for and read this yournsi.
We have made arrangements with tho
publisher whereby wo arc enabled to
offer Tho Enterprise and Tho Taiismsn
for only si.5o por year. payment to DO
made invariably cash in advance. Sample
copies Of tho ''Talisman" may ba had a,
this office.
Send all subscriptions to tho Enter
prise. Rocky Ford. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
WAN 7 Ed

New Chile Parl0r and general lunch
counter, two doors north Of the St. James.
j. j. Blinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Man and wife can find employment on
a ranch-the man at farm work. the wife
cooking. Enquire at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Johnny Barlow. the El Captain porter.
now puts on as much style as Pullman
conductor. with new blue uniform and
the brightest Of brass buttons. Hisspruee
appearance speaks well for the fine house
he represents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Farmers can make as good
money as In any other crop
BY making contracts with D. v.
BurreIl for growing vine seeds.
Tho labor is not greater than the
average crop and tho cash profits
much better. See Burrell and
make . contract. Il will pay you.
Buy your rlests Of oerb;ng and 1.-Two
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

New Chile Paror and general lunch
counter, two doors north Of the St. James.
j. j. Bln0.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Prof. Jones. tho optiCian who has
column ad in this issue. has lately moved
from Hume. Mo-. to 4i6 Wost R5utt
avenue. Pueblo. where he is permanently y
located.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

A special meeting Of the Chapter r. A.
NJ. was held Wednesday evening and five
brethren made advancement in the nys-
teres OF Masonry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Horace Amos has sold his bowling al
ley to Phillip Dauderman.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Bob Wallace. wei. known 70 many o0
our citizens as an excellent cook. died a'
the county farm last week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

The second number Of The Arrow was
published Wednesday. 1t makes strong
presentation Of the moral and financial
folly Of licensing saloons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Flower festivals are held in California
during April and May. Take the Santa
Fe through tourist cars. Colonist rates
April / to June Is, 1908. F. G. Curran.
agent, Rocky Ford, Colo. 58-45
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

The otero County Beet Growers Pro
tee;iso Association meets in Rocky Ford
toinorroM.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

A number Of our citizens have taken
advantage Of the recent cold spell to fill
their ice houses for home use.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Our readers will ramombor that ]. Vs.
Browns ranch house south Of Fowler
was blown Up with dynamite on the nigh.
Of November lzth. and that his sheep
hordor. Geo. C. Lawson. came very near
loosing his life. J. II. SattoricId was
arrested for the crime and tho trial h1e
been in progress in Pueblo ibis woo'
The evidence has boon quite conflicting
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Tho Santa Fo will run personally con-
Quoted excursions to California ai-weesiy
during eolonis; poriod. April TO June is,
1908. F. g. Curran. agent. Rocky Ford
Colo. 5e-a5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

An old provorb reads: when the daya
begin TO lenEthsn the cold begins %
strengthen Superintendent Gnfi1a
Thermometer registering is degrees be-
low zero at the e5ldast time SUNDAY
nigh; shows that some Of tho old sayi1r
arc sometimes true.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

s, ~... s: SEQ; H;s.s''ss ss IS. .,- as % A.. .-..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-13
BROTHER WAS THRIFTY
ATTEMPT TO HAVE MILTON TOM
LINsON DECLARED INSANE.
brothers Who Are Pushing the Case
Have Lost Their Property-Other
Cases i'm the Courts.

Two brothers, Amos and Perry Tomiin-
son, are attempting to show to Judge Allen
of the Circuit Court, that their brother,
Milton Tomlinson. is OF unsound mind ana
needs a guardian appointed to take charge
of his estate All the parties live In the
neighborhod of Mt. Jackson.
The evidence of the petitioners yesterday
showed that their brother persisted In
wearing overaIls on Sunday; that he slept
in the barn one night: that he hunted rats
one night with a gun, and that one time
he hid $50 in the ground In MS yaru
and some one took all but six dollars OF IL.
The evidence further showed that eacn
of the brothers was left eleven acres OF
ground by their father, who died some
wears ago, and sthat the petitioners nave
lost all their realty, while the one wnom
they seek to have declared OF unsound mlno
Is still the owner OF ten acres, having
decided one acre to his nephew, Frank Tom
Hnson.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-13

the bar from every section Of the State.
These suggestions are carefully filed and
preserved until called for when the subject
matter of each suggestion Is reached In the
course of the revision. None Of the work
already accomplished is ready for the pub
lie eye, and will not be until the final and
most attentive examination can be given 10
ii, for ii is the belief Of the commissioners
and their competent and painstaking clerk
and assistant that all the work should be
retained, even 10 the latest time possible,
subject to the most mature judgment OF the
commission. There Is already a great deal
of work so well under way that. In all prob
ability ii is even now In the form In which
1t will be ultimately presented TO the Gen
eral Assembly From five hundred 10 a
thousand sections OF the proposed statutes
are thus wholly. or at least, partially, writ
ten out and ready for the printer.
The work, however. is task even greater
than the Legislature or the bar Of the State
had probably contemplated. The subject or
corporations alone, including towns and
cities, as well as private corporations, Is ono
that might well engage the labors OF the
commission during the whole time allotted
IT