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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
Mayor and Aldermen VS. q. c. Harris
ct nj

Mayor and Aldermen VS. q. c. Harris
ct al
Boyd r S twenty one acres eff Hoss
tract, - land, tax, interest and
cost incident to same for the year
'94-1i 80
Crnmlcy & Dickinson honse and lots
II IS and 49, in block > Of the Wa.
tauga addition to Johnson City,
Wat4uga avenue, tax, interest and
cost incident to same for the year
'0i-$37 0s
Reeves + c two h, uses on Roam
street in the johnson tl'v Real l&-
tate company addition to Johnson
city, for taxes inter est aud cost mi.
dent to same for the year 81 see h4t
description
Reeves E C lots SO and 50 in block 0 in
the Watauga addition, Holston ave-
euue Johnson city, for taxes interest
aud cost incident to same for the
year "a see last description
Reeves E c lots les and 100 in bl, elk
OF the Watauga addition to Johu-
son city, for taxes interest and cost
incident to same for the year 1894
see last description
Reeves E c lots 1913 1874 1875 1876 1877 12S
1919 1870 and 1871 in block 8 of the
Watauga addition to Johnson CITY,
total tax, interest and cost Incident
to same Tor the year "a inc uding
the amount due upon the above |. IL
assessed to said Reeves-$6l 0G
Stratton, Caniger and Jacobs lots 2
3 4 and 5 in block Sc in the Carne-
gle Land and Improvement con-
pany's addition to Johnson Civ,
tax, interest and cost for the \ ear 81
$40 10
And if said sale is not completed on
said first Monday in July, the same
will continue from day to day until
completed.
H. G. JACKSON,
Trustee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
Concerning Free Delivery.

Office Fourth Asst Postmaster Gen. }
Washington, ID. c., y
June god, 1903. }
Postmaster, Johnson City, Tenn:
Sir-A postoffice inspector who re-
Gently visited your town and investi-
gated your claims to city free delivery
service, reports that at the time of his
visit the houses were not all numbered
and the sidewalks in some parts of the
city were not in good condition. II
you will inform this office when the
numbering of houses is completed and
the other requirements have been met,
the question of establishing the free
delivery service at johnson City will
be considered.
Very respectfully
j. L. BRIsTow,
4th Asst. p. M. Gen.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

There is an unconfrmed rumor that
the Hon. Walter Preston Brownlow
will have the National Capital moved
to johnson City. In this event Cy
Lyle has been suggested as bar maid
in the Houre restaurant. Nashville
American.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

Mayor and Aldermen vs. II. C. Austin
ct nj
b. ring S | LIT 104 in block s Of the
Ea I Park addition to Johnson Ciey,
Me-, interest and cost incident TO
same FER HE year '93-$ %
Boring Eliza Geo ored) lot 1S9 in block
10 at 'he East Park addition to John
s'n city, lur t'xes interest and cost
lncih'ut TO same for the years 'o3-4
sc let drscripuun
Boring EIiz, ('"l red house and lot
on East Market street in johnson
City, tot. taxes interest and cost ill.,
c'dent I" same fnr the vars 1914
IN luding the amount due upon the
lot above assessed b. mid Boring
1913 81
Lyle G Albert lot 3 in block ! of the
WStnupa Land company's addition
t. job son City, tax, interest and
c'st iucld'ut % same for the year
'S3-4-$9 G2
weller NJ II lott 9, 10, II and u in
block 81 of the Carnegie Land &
Improvement company's addition TO
John'on CitN. lax, PEI atty and cost
iucid ut to :. me for the years 93-4
-$l9 0G
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CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE

taxes interest and cost incident to
same for the years '93-4-$G4 %
Mathes & Patterson lots 7 s and 9
block ) in the Carnegie Land and
improvement company's addition
to Johnson City, taxes interest and
cost iuclGent t. same for LEo years
'93-l-$Gj 90
Iron Belt Land company Go acre.
in Johnson city bounced by Noun
tain View Land company Car aud
Willow street and Glmer, take, ia
tcrcst and costs luci nut t, some
for tie years 92-3-4 S3l4 10
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
Mayor and Aldermen vs. ]. T. Baker
ct al

Mayor and Aldermen vs. ]. T, Baker
ct al
Jackson l. N lots j and - in block SO
Of tie Carnegie Land Il lmpr, We.
ment company's addition to John
son City, tax, Interest and cost iuci
dent to the same fer the year 1894
-$il 80
Powell w d lots and 2 in block 80 Of
the Carnegie Land h improvement
company's addition to Johnson City
taxes, interest and cost incident tC
same for the year '04-$S So
Keener Bruce lots % and % in biz oh
Al Of the Carnegie L'nd & Improve
ment compWy's addition to J I'M
son City, tax, interest and cos inc
d Mt N same for the yPNr '0i-S9 4
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

The local page of THE COMET is be-
ing edited this week by the Trustee
and we have given the editorial page
to the local editor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

Mayor and Aldermen vs J p, Hoppe
ct al
Moomaw W P lot 25 in block 81 Of the
al the Carnegie Land 4 Improve
ment company's addition to Johnson
City, taxes, interest and cot Incl
dent to same for the year Oh ST IS
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

If a fellow has to build a new pave
ment in front of his property to get his
mail delivered, it will be cheaper to
pay box rent,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

Mayor and Aldermen vs. A. e, Dunlap
ct al
Mason r B lots II, 1s, 10 and 90 il
block 40 OF the Carnegie Laud &
Improvement company's addition to
Johnson City, tax, interest ami cost
incident To same for the year o.
Sl3 so
Hunter w d lot 1874 in block Is OF the
East Park addition To Johnson City,
taxes, interest and cost incident to
same for the year 9i-$6 80
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOuNG LADIES. Rnannke. Va.

Opens Sept 81, 1903 One of the leading
Schools for Young Ladies in the South. New
acres. Graudmountain scenery in Valley Of
Virginia, famed for health. European and
American teachers. Full course COnserVa-
tory advantages in Art, Music and Elocution.
Certificates Wellesley. Students from 30 states
For catalogue address
MATTE p HARRIS, President Roanoke, Va
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Harmon, Morley 4 Co.
has this day been dissolved, w. d.
Harmon retiring. All liabilities are
assumed by the new firm.
This list day of June, 1903,
W. d. HARMON,
J. B. WoRLEY,
w. b. NAFF.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

State OF Tennessee vs. ]. d Crowell
ct
Martin & kirkpatrick lots Z s 9 aud
10 ii block 81 of the arnegie Land
aud Improvement company4 add
ton to johnson city, taxes interest
and cost incifent to same inr the
year 1889 81
PEI pies N 7 house and lot 81 in block
6 OF ia" East Tennessee Land com.
pm addition To Johnson city, on
f I Il W Nc II r. tax interest and
cost incident % san for the wear
1898 SIS 90
Saylor Heirs sixty.three acres ia the
ninth district bounded by Stout
Hopper, mes and Scout taxes in.
ter,st aud est incident to same iol
Tn" year 1893 SO 1G
Strnron F A two hundred acres in the
uiu,h district known as the ? udel
Farm, taxes interest aud cast iuci
dent TO he aame for the year 1906
-$9S 90
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

Ma, or aud Aldermen vs. 7. M. Allen
ct al
Boyd, Spindle & Rorer, three and one
half acres bounded by G i and
Co, Barnes heirs, Southern railway
and G l. and | Co., tax, interest and
cost incidCnt TO same for the year
'04-$22 "a
Burnley NJ A lot in block "A of the
Carnegie Land 4 Improvement com
pany's addition to Johnson City, tax
interest and cost Incident 10 same
fer the year '94-$l7 10 =
Craft ] L lot 40 in block 10 OF East
Park addition to Johnson City, tax,
interest and cost incident to same
for the year 1915 n
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

Johnson City drunkards are getting
on a legal sober.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

State Of Tennessee VS. J W Cioyd ct Al
S S Crumley lot 105in block 7 Of the
East Park a ldition 10 Johnson CITY
taxes interest and cost incident to
same for the year '03-$7 q
Crumley S 5 lot 16lin block 81 OF the
East Park addi ion TO Johnson City
taxes interest and costs Incident to
SINE for the year '93-$12 IS
Kite. w A Trustee, lots / 8 4 in
block 81 Ct the Cirneeie Land and
Irarrovement c'mpany's addition
to Johns,.n City, taxes iuteaest and
costs incident to same for the years
'93-4-S23 CT
J s Wilson lots 2 5 and 4 in block 2
Of the Carnegie Land and improve
ment compauys addition to johnson
city, fer taxes interest and cost Incl
dent to same for the years '93-4 see
last description
wilson ] S lots 0 10 IL II IS II 10 and
16 in block 26 OF the Carnegie Land
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

Mayor and Aldermen VS. II white ct al
Unknown lot IN block of the East
Trnness' Land company's add.
ton Ia IOf n ON City, tax, interest
and cost incident to same for the
year 94--$6 %
Unknown lots 2 3 4 5 and 6 in block
3of the Carnegie land and Improve
ment company's addition to John
son City, tax, interest and cost Incl
dent to the same for the year '94--
SO IA
Unknown lots and 10 in block 35 OF
the Carnegie Land AID Improve
ment cOmrany's addition To John
son City, tax. interest and cost in
cident tn the same for the year ~
-$8 Al
Unknown lot 10 in block 10 OF the
East Park addition to Johnson City
tax, interert and cost for the yea,
'94--$6 rs
TAYLOR Francis lots % and "a IN block
55 Of the Carnegie l. md and I'm
provement cnmpany's addition to
Johnson City, tax interest and cost
incident to the same for the year '04
SO A
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
IMPAIRED Digestion

May not he all that is meant by dyspepsia
now, but it viii be il neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits of nery-
Gus headache, sournoss Of the stomach, and
disagreeable belching may not be very bad
now, but they win be il the stomach is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such n miserable disease
that the tendency to II should be given
early attention. This Is completely over
come by
Hoods SdrSapGriLLd
which strengthens thewhole digestive system
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
Mayor and Aldermen w T. s. els,
ct al

Mayor and Aldermen W T. s. Clycc
ct al
Nlvce T S lots 3 and 6 in block G5 Of
oi the Carnegie Land rnd Improve
ment compdnys addition t. huson
city, Tor taxes interest and cost Incl
deut to same for the year 1894 see
last description
Clyce T S lot is in block 80 of the Car
ntgie Land aud Improve ment com
pany'r addition to johnson Git, to
tai taxes, interest and cost incident
to same for the year OF including
the amount due upon the hts above
assessed to paid CIyc,--$l2 so
Jones B II lots 81 and % in block 81
OF the Carnegi" Land & Improve
ment company'S addition to johnson
City, tax. interest AID cost incident
to same for the year 9I--$S 33
McKenny G + lot 4 in block 40 Of The
High addition to Johnson city, tax
interest and cost incldeut to same
for the year '94--$9 A
Smith w A lot l62 in block q OF the
East Park addition to johnson City
tax, interest and cost incident To thu
same for the year '94-$6 40
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

State CT Tennessee VS. j. + Harr ct al
5 w Wilson lots 13 If Is ard Is in
block OF the Carnegie Land and
improvement companys addiLl' Il to
johnson city, fer taxes iutertst aud
cost incident to same for the years
'g3-4 see last description
wilson S W lots % 90 q IS 20 80 81
and 80 in block s Of the Carnegie
Land and Improvement company =
addition to Johnson city, for taxes
interest and cost incident to same
for the years 1914 zee last desclip-
ton
wilson S W lots 8 and in block 43
Of the Carnegie Land and Impaove.
ment companys addition to JDhn-
son city, Tor taxes interest q d cnst
incident to same for the yeas '09-4
see last description
wilson S W lot 20 in block 8 Of the
Carnegie Land ard Improve ment
companys addition 10 johnson city
for taxes interest and cost incident
to same for the ears '03-4 see In t
description
Wil.on S W lots ! 2 8 56780l0 II
Il II Is Is II IS 10 20 q % %
"A % 2G q IS 20 30 81 80 in block
IS + the Csrnegin. Land aud I'm
provement comrany's addition tc
Johrs' city, for taxes interest aud
cost il cidcut 10 same for the year,
'03-4 see last description
wilson S W lots 90 and a in biz ok
of the Carnegie Land and Improve
ment ctmpanys addition to In
son city, for taxes interest and coor
incident to same for the years 3d.
see last description
wilson S W lot 10 in block II Of the
Carnegie Land and improvement
company addition to Johnson city
total taxes interest and cost iLcidt nj
to same for the years 1914 includ
ing the amount due upon the above
lots ass ssed to- said Wilson--332 @;
J E Harr lot % in block 2 If the W |
der addition to Johnson City, tol
taxes snterest aud c7st incident tt
same for the years 03-4 see last d.
scription
Harr T. lot % in block 2 OF the VII
der addition to J,hnsnn City, for 10
tai taxes interest and cost incid-ut
to same for the wears '93-4 includ
ing the amount due upon the above
lot assessed to said Harr-S30 2G
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25
Mayor and Alderman vs. J. r. Hig.
gins 1T nj

Mayor and Alderman vs. ]. r. Hig
gins 1T nj
Mcneil Chas lots and 6 in block -
uf the Csrn' gle Land 4 Improve.
mtnt companys addition to John
sun CITY. tax, interest and cost Incl
dent g. me for the year 1898
$l1 SO
Molesworth A N lots 8, 0, 10, i and ~
in block % Of thu rnegie Land
aud Imp ,ement mpanys addi
ton to ! hn-"u city, for taxes inter
est and cost ucident to same for tn.
years 1914 ZEE last d, scription
MoIesworth A N lots and 2 in block
80 of the Car egie Land and I'm
provrment companys addition 10
johns Il city, for taxes interest and
cost incident to came for the samt
for the years 1914 see last description
Molesworth A N lots 5 8 and Z in
block 80 of the Carnegie Land and
Improvement companys addition to
hns"n city, for taxes interest and
c st incident to same for the years
'93-4 see last description
Molfswolth A N lots 20, 81, % and 20
in block 80 Of the Carnegie Land
aud improvement c)mpanys addi
ton to Johnson city, for taxes inter
est and cost incident to same for the
years '03-4 see last description
Moesworth A N lots 6 and Z in block
80 Of the Carnegie Land and I'm.
pr0yement company's addition TO
johnson Citv, total taxes interest
and cost incident to same for the
years '93-4 including the amounts
due upon the lots above assessed to
said Molesworth-$56 "a
Evaus Frank lot 81 in block Is of the
Carnegie Lar d & Improvement com.
pany's addition to johnson City, tax
interest and cost incident to same
for the year '93-$7 20
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-06-25

State of Tennessee vs. j. d Crowell
ct al
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-24

he learned that he must refrigeratc his
melons before shipment and keep them
iced TIN marketed He VIII therefore
construct a refrigerating or cooling
plant on his place at Kyrene for cool
ing the canteloupes previous to pack
ing and will then ice the cars three or
four times between here and New
York. r. c. Nichols of Chicago, one
Of the largest commission merchants in
that city was Interested in the enter
prise and has arranged to look after
the transportation, the re-icing enroute
and the marketing of the product. He
viii be here in a few days to confer
with Mr. Hansen respecting details.
There IS one thing, however. that is
still something of an obstacle but it
will be moved In some way. 1t is fear
ed the Phoenix and Tempe ice factories
will be unable to supply enough ice Tor
him for one reason or another IS he
expects to require over thirty tons Ter
day during the season. 1t is possible
that he can make arrangements with
them Jointly to do so and if not he viii
buy ice In Tucson CT if necessary q
plant may be erected at Kyrene though
he hopes to avoid this contingency. But
one thing is certain and that is thp1
he has got to have ice for his ship
ments will be too large to take chances
on.
Arrangements are making also to Sc
cure special transportation service. He
viii have probably from five to eight
carloads per day and in order 10 reach
the markets with dispatch, must Ship
by express or on the fastest trains pos
sible. If he only had a couple of ears
per day they could be attached to reg
ular passenger trains but there will De
too many cars fer that so il is now
planned that with the addition OF the
canteloupes to be raised extensively
in Mesa the present season, there Will
be daily shipments large enough TO
warrant the sending of the canteloupes
through by special train each day run
ming as the second sections Of the reg
ular passenger trains. 1t ought to
prove a great advertisement for The
Salt river valley to have daily sre-
cal train Ieirigera or cars lCaded with
canteloupes running between. here and
the east.
The immensely of this propose crop
can hardly be realized for there will he
a minimum quantity Of 500 crates in
each car, or an aggregate of from 3
0O0 to 1900 crates daily. Respecting the
raising of the canteloupes Mr.. Hansen
has interested George Bailey, OF Gran
ado, Colo, who has been in the cante-
loupe business for. years. He viii lie
here in a few days with his family and
win lease leo acres for that purpose.
Two gentlemen, who viii accompany
him, will lease fifty acres each and
there are several LEGAL residents who
have agreed to, lease tracts OF from
twenty to 100 acres. In the matter OF
help Mr.. Hansen thinks he can secure
plenty of labor here but if he can
not he knows where he can import it
from, so he has his plans pretty nearly
completed. Planting Will begin about
the 20th of March
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-24
CANE BACK EMPTY HANDED
Why Gov. Yates Declined TO Honor a
Requisition for Webster.

Sheriff Cook returned ycsterda y
morning from Chicago and Springfield.
Ills, where he went month ago after
p. F. Webster, who had been indicted
for embezzlem4nt from DR.. H. J. Jes-
sop by whom he had been employed.
1t is already matter of history that
he did not get him.
The papers in the case including the
requisition were returned to the office
of the governor yesterday. Among
them is an explanation by Governor
Richard Yates of Illinois, of his action
in refusing to honor the requisition.
The explanation covers a history of the
proceedings -Four objections were
raised by the attorney for Webster
to the IGNORING of the requisition. Two
of them alleged technical informality
of the papers and one of them alleged
that the criminal machinery, of
state and a territory had been set in
motion for the collection of a debt. 1t
was also alleged that that the warrant
for Webster had not been asked for in
good faith.
The first two objections were over
ruled but the governor was inclined to
believe that with the evidence before
him it appeared that Webstr was not
wanted so much for punishment as for
payment
While turning down the Arizona re-
quest Governor Yates applied great
deal of the soothing oil of flattery to
the sore places he was making. The
presentation Of the case before him by
Sheriff Cook he said had been most
forcible. The papers by the district
attorney and the governor had been
drawn up in the most admirable and
scientific manner; they were absolute
~ fiawless. Nor did he for the infinites-
NAL part of an instant believe that
any of the authorities of this territory
had engaged in the prosecution Of
Webster for the collection of a debt.
That fact by the way had been ex-
pressly stated by Judge Baker in his
application to Governor Brodie for the
requisition.
Governor Yates closed, holding out
hope to the authorities CT this territory
that Webster might yet be returned.
He suggested that it would be a good
plan for the prosecuting witness to be
gin civil proceedings against him in
Chicago and il might then be developed
that Webster had really committed a
felony in which case a warrant for his
return to the territory would be issued.
The governor intimated that in the
event of the beginning of such civil
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-12-24
TRAINLOADS OF CANTALOUPES
Kyrene Will be a Busy Shipping Point
Next Summer.

A J. Hansen, of Kyrene, is a man
who likes big things and having en-
tered upon some large enterprises he
finds himself forced into others. As
nearly all readers of The Republican
know Mr.. Hansen was designing to be-
come the largest individual sugar beet
grower in this valley, having made all
arrangements for planting a section of
land to that crop. When the bottom OF
the sugar beet business fell out. for
this year at least, ii left Mr. Hansen
with a large number of imported and
Skilled beet growers on his hands, to
whom he felt d moral obligation to pro-
vide some sort of profitable employ
ment, even though the failure of the
enterprise was no fault of his. 1t also
left him with an expense bill of some
magnitude incurred during recent
months in making these preparations.
But Mr.. Hansen is not man to lie
down and grCan over his hard luck. 1t
was a time for action with him and he
has now tackled an enterprise that is
even larger, so far as he is personally
concerned, than was the beet project
for It involves devoting the same acre
age to cantaloupes and the placing Of
the same in the New York market
which is much more difficult than TAX
ing beets to Glendale. Something of
this latest project has been printed but
little respecting its magnitude.
In the first place he ascertained that
there is a market for cauteloupes i'm the
large eastern cities. that cannot be
glutted at the time of year when the
Kyrene crop vii be available. Then he
learned that the seasons here are pro-
pitious for the Rocky FCrd competition
lasts only from August 20 to September
20. The Kyrene season begins June 20
and the crop is gathered by August %,
covering just twice as long a pericd.
He further learned that canteloupe
vines here can be made to produce Il
second crop by cutting off the first
vines and allowing new growth on the
old roots and that the second crop can
be made to mature August 20 and
thereafter till frost.
The next thing to figure on was
transportation. To get certain results