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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-22
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. MARCH %. 1904.

natural gas for nearly three weeks.
Some difficulty has been experienced
with the sands through which the drili
is now passing. but he is yet master OF
the situation.
N. A. Page, the erstwhile broker, mas
been heard from at Nogales. Arizona,
He has written Secy. Shorten OF the
Mining Exchange TO ascertain tne
amount OF his arrearages. also stating
that he desires TO square up all the N
debtedness left behind him when ne
took his sudden departure TOT otner
cllmes, Page left the city about yeai,
ago and was Mt that time member OIL
the governing board of the exchange.
At meeting OF the directors OF the
La Refine Mining company held yes
terday afternoon several changes. were
made In the personnel Of the board
on account Of the OF the recent change.
Directors ]. w, Langley, +. IL, Mead
and l.. p. Mark retired and Jesse
knight, r. Il. Allen and Jacob Evans
were chosen az their successors. After
wards, II. S. Joseph resigned as presl-
dent and Jesse Knight was elected. the
only members OF the board remaining
are Mr.. Joseph and ID. S. Taggart. An
assessment of cent a share was levied.
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Announcement Made Yesterday
Afternoon that Shareholders
Will Receive $4,000
ANNUAL STATEMENT RELEASED
Beaver County Mine Made Good
Record During 1905 Company
Has No Liabilities,

The malls from the east late yester-
day brought the official announcement
that the directors Of the Horn Silver
Mining company had decided TO de-
clare a dividend Of five cents a share,
amounting in the aggregate to $4,000
While this was not unexpected by some
II came as complete surprise to many.
The books Of the company close on the
2Srd inst and the date Of distribution
Is fixed for the 3lst Inst. This Is ID
first dividend participated IN by the
shareholders this year the last one Of
$50 900 being paid Dec, 81. last year.
In the same mail came the annual re-
port OF the company covering the year
1903 and the exhibit contained therein
Is a most pleasing one, The statement
rendered by Manager Philo 4. Farms
worth shows that the total receipts
from the sale Of ore and concentrates
amounted to Sl26,36l.4l. out OF 5,2OJ'-
li52 net tons OF first class ore contain
In gold silver, lead and copper, was
received S6S ,07404 the same averaging
$l9.OS; from 2331S26 net tons of leage
ore, ayera ging Sl5.2l, the sum Of 1888 =
OIL; fiom 6s3.2lG net tons of copper ore,
averaging $29.s6 per ton, s2O,S9442; from
2122.ls22 tons OF mill concentrates, ay-
eraging 1851 per ton, sS2.sii39 and
from the sales OF zinc lore and tail
lings), N4s5.l.
the COZ OF labor on the ore was s3i, =
45G.47; OF. dead wo,k, Sl3, 'oi3i, labor
on ~ face Sl6,OS3Q-. supplies, timber,
etc, n iklng the expense OF extraction
Cor each ten T.. ore pro -Iced average
yi5S2.
In the operation OF the mil s927t 20
was expended for 10 or and i5FOSlS for
supplies etc. MAXI l!.e average cost
OF each ton OF concentrates produ ed,
s. 1853. The result Of concentration was
AS of crud ore into |,
The aetall produced fr the ores
sold during the year, In addition to the
zinc amounted to 5'15,69i pounds of
lead. 9e,O27 ounces silver. S35,S6S ounces
II gold i3s 400 pounds OF copper.
The general merchandise store at
Frisco had surplus funds on hand a,
the end OF ine year, s7,53e.2; the re-
celpts from interest amounted to N,'
SsOi3; net proceeds from house rents
etc, at tie Frarklyn smel'eri
s2ss7.5 So; other sundrl.s. si99, m,kinH
the grand total receipts for the year
1yOc. Including The $685. 1910 balance nj
the beginning aggregate Ill told $685.
227sS. ~
The assets 81 the c1r1pany In addition
to the mine, are estimated to be OF the
value OF sl,Qis,2lO.lO enumerated as
follows:
Outstanding amounts due 10 company
s57b,l6472 cash on hand, s26l6i51i
can loans 10000; bills receivable, notes
secured by real estate, $4,000; value OF
stock on hand at mine and store, 1884,
SsIs4 works at Franklin, cost,$llp,'
O6b6i hoisting works AT mine, cost siS,'
1854; real estate at Frisco, Nll27 %
concentrating plant. cost S4,2lO26. Thu
company has no liabilities.
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DIVIDEND MAY BE CUT.
The Bear Movement In DAILY. West May
Result In This.

The decline In the stock OF the DAILY
West Mining company was the prlnci-
pal topic for discussion on Brokers'
Row today as well az among the lead
ing members OF the mining fraternity.
Nearly all the officers OF the company
are out Of the city at the present time,
both President j, Il, Hamburger and
Vice President j. d. Wood are In Los
Angeles.
Treasurer w, S. Mccormick, when
seen by q News representative at
noon, declared he knew OF no reason for
the slump unless II was that some UNI
favorable reports had been sent out and
that the eastern holders Of the stock
had been scared into selling IT, Il can't
account for II In any other way, only
that someone has been doing some
knocking"
Mr.. Mccormick said he had heard
the report circulated TO the effect that
there would be decrease In the
monthly dividend, but he had not heard
any such thing discussed by the direc-
tors OF the company, He, however. was
opposed TO the raise made last Septem-
Der TO 6J cents share. The stock
holders. particularly those In the east,
do not appreciate It, Since the occur
renee Of the past few weeks and the
continued effort on the part OF some-
one to bear the stock, he would favor
cutting the dividend down. II those
eastern fellows want cheap stock, we
might just as well give them cheap
dividends In return"
simon Bamberger, although not an
officer IN the company, he Is neverthe'
less, heavy stakeholder, He said TO
day there is absolutely no occasion fol
the present bear movement In the
stock. ~ know one thing" said Mr.,
Hamburger, III | had any voice In the
direction OF the affairs Of the company
| / would he In favor Of cutting the Da'
ly.West dividend IN two and give thes,
bears a chance TO kick and Mt the same
time pile up a surplus of million dol
lars in the treasury OF the company
which II can do"
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STILL BEARING DALy.WEST.
Park City stock Received severe Ham
merina Today.

All eyes were turned towards DAILY
west during the forenoon sessions OF
the Mining Exchange. The public Is
mystifIed by It's continued downward
course and no one seems able to UNI
derstand why this Park city stock
should depreciate as Il has done during
the past few days. The stock sold
down TO $27 share, and a message
from Boston, received shortly before
noon, conveyed the information that It
was being offered az s25 and that the
closing bid had been marked up at S24.
Grand Central was a seller again at
81, but only a blngle order was filled at
the price. Star Consolidated remains
In the slumpish condition which has
prevailed FOR several days, while YAM
kee Con. passed the day without
change,
The sales posted were as follows;
ToDAYs QUOTATIONS,
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Articles of incorporation Filed.

A copy Of the articles Of incorpora-
ton OF the Pluto Mining company Of
Richneld Sewer county. was filed In
the secretary Of states Office today.
The capital stock of the company Is
$4,000, divided into shares of the par
value OF five cents each. S. +. Mount
is president; Dwight Meter, vice presi-
dent, John Meter, secretary and treas
urer, The company owns the Pluto
group OF claims, 20 In number located
In Willard county.
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Mining Case Transferred.

The case OF Mike Eallon VS. the Sill
yer King Mining company was trans
ferred from Summit county TO the Fed
eral court today. The plaintiff was In
the employ Of the company on Nov. 3,
1908, as a miner, end while engaged In
moving a pipe line In the shaft was
caught IN q cave and seriously injured,
He estimates his damages at 100000
alleging carelessness on the companys
past In allowing the mine to become
unsafe
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So Sweet and Pleasing in Taste!

Mrs, c. Peterson, 625 Lake St., Tope-
ka. Kan, speaking OF Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup, says: ut has never
failed 10 give entire satisfaction. and
OF all cough remedies, II Is my favorite,
and must confess to my many friends
that II win do, and has done. what Is
or a cold: and It is so sweet and so
pleasing In taste" 25c, soc and 500
bottle at z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept,
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KANSAS CITY.
PRODUCE,
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 22.--May wheat opened
unchanged to sc, lower at 9l% TO W.
while July was y lower to hC higher
at Sc to s5a. Trading was largely In July.
the demand being sufficient TO cause an
advance TO S67s, May sold up TO 92h
Cash, Wheat-No. ?, red 9jQs1 No. 3,
red, g3d96; No 2, hard S0aS3, No. 3, hard,
Nq92; No. /, northern, 9ip9S, No. 2, north.
ern, SSgsl: No 3, spring, 5000
Corn-No. 3, i3qlSh; No. 4, 39Gi2
Oats--No. 2. 80; No, 3, 3Sis.
Close: Wheat-May, S24, July, S6isa
SGA old, SIS: Sept sO1k old, 50
Corn March, 20; May, 0Sa62S; July, is%i
Sept, 1875.
0ats-May, 3ol. July, S7qi Sept, 90
Pork-May, 1906 July, l3.25qlS.2iA
Lard-May, Gfh; July, I 1874.
Ribs-May $50; July, 6.6,
Rye--May Il.
Fiax-Cash, northwest, liz
Timothy-March, 2S.
Clover-March, 1880,
Barey-Cash. S6a56,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 2.-Cattle-Reoeipts O.
900 market steady, Good to prime steers,
5.2545.6D poor to medium, 3,5Og5.0o
stockers and feeders 2.59ai.25; cows, LEO
qiOO; helfers, 225gi.50; Gamers, l.60u
go; bulls, 2oOql,O0; calves, 3,ooa6,0O;
Texas fed steers, i.O0qi.75
lIogs--Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow
and butchers. 5.l5a5.S5 good to choice
heavy. 525aj4j; rough heavy, 5l5a5.25
light, 4.Sjn5 %; bulk OF sales 5,l0q5. 30.
Sheep-Recelpts 1900; market steady;
lambs, steady. Good to choice wetheps,
4.2Sq5,S; fair TO choice mixed, 35Og4. %
western sheep, 4,O0Q5 %; native lambs,
4.Ooq5.5Oi western lambs, 4.l5qi'S.
OMAHA
South Omaha, March 22-Cattle - Re.
ceipts, 1900; market to easier. Native
steers, 3,tOQ5.1O; cows and helfers, 2,50q
iOO; Gamers 1.S0q2 60. stockers and feed.
ers, 2.75di4 Is; calves, 3.0ouj.50 bulls
stays. etc. .25M3.j0.
Hogs-Rsceipts, $780, market shade
stronger, Heavy l.6q6.o5; mixed, i.eCq
49, light, 4;lOgi,S' pigs, 375gi'O, bulk
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market steady
| Westerns iGq5.lS; wethers. 450a4,~
| ewes 3.O0n4.50; common and stokers, 27j
g4.GO, lambs, iljQ5.l5,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-, March 22-Cattle-
| Receipts, 10000. Native steers, 3.5Qq4 Is
! native COWS and heifers, 2.0Odi rs; stock
ers ana feeders, 3.OOa4.25; bulls, 2.59ll3. Isl
calves, 3Coa6.50i western steers. 3.Ooa4,io
western COWS 2.0OQ3bO,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000, market cents
| higher. Bulk Of sales, i.9jfl5. 49, heavy
| 5,Iya5.2; packers. 5,0oa5.l5 pigs ant
| lights, 42jQ500.
shecp-Receipts, 1000, market strong
Muttons, 1905 10; lambs, l.l5q5.6O; rang,
wethers 4,SQqi,& ewes. i,OOqi.O,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-22

We have Just received a very attrac-
tive Catalogue, issued by the Malta
Vita Pure Food company of Battle
Creek, Mich In which ia shown list
Of articles that are given away to users
of their famous food. "Malta-Nita, '
We note that all coupons issued In 1905
and 1904 win be redeemed until Jan. l.
1905. They Will send catalogue TO any
address for four Malta-Ylta coupons
or 4 cents In stamps,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Argentine Mining Company. Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Board Of Directors OF the Argen-
tine Mining Company, held on the 18th
day Of March. 1881, an assessment Of one
a. cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation Is
sued and outstanding, payable immediate
ily TO A. w, Mountney. secretary and
treasurer Of the corporation. at the office
Of the company, l61 South Main Street,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day Of
April, 1904. will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, viii be sold on
the 2Sth day OF May. 1904, at u O'clock
noon, az the office OF the company, ISL
South Main Street. Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, togeth-
er with costs of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
A. w. MoUNTNEY,
Secretary Argentine Mining Company.
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lime Table
In Effect Nov, y
1903.

r., ARRIVE
San oFE asD.,P Portland, Bun.
Louis ornshseo, Chicago :,
From dedaeeaa and DenySr o.
points sven and intermsdiIai,. Gasa
from IO, Ogden. Cache VAN ,,.''''''" s'iaaa
intermediate points aneS and
From Ogden. chic. '',"'.'''''""il'aas
aud San ny, yyy Omaha. bepyss,,
From g francisco .,..,'''
Antbo1p sden; Cache Valley ., '@he
Fanny. Portland ana y,
.'... van
DEPART ''"''"' s'Hpa
S95 Ogden, Omaha. c,,.,
Louis Kansas City ana sS,'
r tSon Ogden len Portland. s.; s@,a
medla,s san Francisco and lnt an
DEM saen, Omaha, Cblcso.' i''Nss
ana y san Kansas City 81 "fIe oSsGI.
We Yer oSgen, Cache Valley 'ini. s,." liispa
i n,,,a hailsas City. Omaha Ds y,
fpr ogden, Cache Vallsv d., SShn
neiena, Portland San nulie,
GO and intermediate no,p,ssn es-
T. Nj. SCHUMACHER ~ .".n'sps
D. g. hurley. G. P. & p Mgr
D, g. SPENCER. A. q p a.
WV A''HeT otliee, ~ Main s,,..,
Telephone 20, S's"
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March 22.--Butter, Arm.
Fresh creamery, l5a2k; state dairy. lia
q,
Eggs Steady. Western frsts. 1874 cents
centrifugal, I'd test, 9-i6. moIasses sugar
1916 Refined Is firm; crushed, $685. pow
dered, AS; granulated i.G5,
Coffee-Quiet No. Z Rio, dIs cents.
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Total value ..,............ 1891

In our issue for Jan. we estimated
the gold output at s22.O0O,O00, which Is,
It win be seen. very close to the actual
amount now presented. The report
shows, az compared with 1902, de-
crease Of S6.9i1,7e9 In gold production.
which was due to the falling on In
Cripple Greek and some other districts.
In silver there was also a decrease
amounting to 2,696,220 ounces. The
copper production was less last year
by 65i,0lS pounds; while lead also
showed a small decrease, 4,7S996O
pounds. In the zinc production, how
ever, there was large Increase,
amounting TO 2S,0S3,i9O pounds. BY
counties the heaviest falling of was In
Teller county. which includes the Grip
pie Creek district the decrease there
accounting for almost the entire loss
IN gold production,
Notwithstanding the decreases shown
the metal production of the state was
still very large, and II may be hoped
that, with the settlement Of the labor
troubles now affecting mining the pres
cnt year Will show an advance over
the last,
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Domestic Troubles.

II Is exceptional TO find family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally but these can be lessened
by having Or, Kings New Life Pills
around. Much trouble they save by
their great work IN stomach and Liver
troubles. They not only relieve you.
but cure. ESQ at Y. C. NJ. /. Drug Store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-22

CITY MERCHANTS who want con-
ference trade should speak to the coun-
try people in their homes through the
SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-22

CONFERENCE TRAFFIC. this year
promises to be specially heavy, To
II ach the country public In their homes,
use the SEMl-WEEKLY NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-22

CONFERENCE TRAFFIC. this year
promises 20 be specially heavy. To
reach the country public In their homes,
use the sEM1-WEEKLY NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-22

Boston, March 22--Though tho general
tone Of the wool market Is quiet there Is
a large quantity Of wool changing hands
The demand Is fairly well distributed at
firm prices, There Is q steady market
for fleece woods ....-.I
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LIVERPOOL Grain

Liverpool, March 22--Close, Wheat
May, VI a. July, Va eAd.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

81, Louis, March 22-Wool steady Ter
ritory and western medium, lSdH hne
medium, l5all; fine liui6
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Boys dollar and sizes knee pants for
65 cents--Keith- O Brien Anniversary
Sale.
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CoLoRADo's MINE OUTPUT.
Total Valuation OF Metals Produced
Last Year Placed at S3s, s73.100.

The report Of The bureau Of mines
OF the state of Colorado for the year
1903, which has been received just as
we go to press, says the Eglneering and
Mining Journal, gives the following
statement Of the metal production OF
the state. and its value for that year;
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REGULAR CALL SALES.
Grand Central--l00 at 400,
May Day-l.00 at G.
Star Consoldated--l,OO 900 at l5iA' 1000
at l5A.
New York Bonanza 100 at 9h.
Richmond Anaconda 1000 at /,
Wahash--l 200 at y 1000 az y,
Yankee ConsolIdated--l0O at AZ 100
at i6h.
OPEN BOARD,
Ajax--l,OoO at ".
Daly-Judgc-5O at 4l5 seller 10,
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Daly-west--2O ut $500: % at T.Oo.
Little Chief-i, 900 at IA.
May Day--l 900 at 61s,
New York Bonanza--10O at 81.
Yankee Consolldated-lO0 at 46.
RECAPPiTULATlON.
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CONFERENCE TRAFFIC this year
promises to be specially. heavy. To
reach the country public IN their homes,
use the SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24

success of Jeff Davis does not speak } well for the citizenship of arAahsas, :: but, bitter as the pill ls' we will have to swallow it. J
 MT, Dlnsmore was asked con- cernlng the chances of Harry Myers, !, the Republican cand;. date for, governor, for s,,ccess and he said: He has no chonco at all. l know lots of Renuhl;. cans who are going to vote for Davls in preference to Myers and Tn addition to that Davis will oat the bulk of the negro Rennhl;0 can vote. l very much donh+ whether Myers will receive as large a vote as he did the laSt time he ran."
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24
.ABNEY ARRESTED
 FOR BIGAMY,

George Abney, a barber who held the second chair at Mont gomery's shop, left Sunday night in company with Deputy Van Lockwood, of Harrisburg, Saline county, Illinois. He was arrested on the charge of big amy, the brother of his real or first wife being his prosecutor.
 Abney had four children by this wife and the deputy sheriff was of the opinion that the case could be compromised if Abney would take the children.
 Abney and his supposed wife have been boarding at Zack Mas sey's, but he has told a few inti- mate friends that he and this woman were never married. She expects to leave at once for St. Louis.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24
WAHLQUIST-ROBINsON

MT. Charles H. Wahlouist and Miss Monte Robinson Were nni+od in marriage at 4:30 o'clock Sun- day afternoon at the home of tho brides parents, MT. and Mrs Frank Robinson, at 2O9 Main street, Rev. c. Pope of the Meth. odist church performing the cere- mony in the presence of a few intimate friends of the two fani- lies.
 The newly wed are both popu- lar and quite we'll known young people. The groom resided here for some time representing the music house of Martin Bros. of Springfield, Mo-, but is now located at Batesville, while his bride is a pretty and accom- plished young lady who has made many friends in Newport.
 The happy couple left Sunday night for a brief visit to rela- tives in Mobile, Ala. The Inde. pendent joins with their friends in extending congratulations.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24
Summer Excursion Bulletin.

St. Louis s- Very low rates all sea-
 son. Colorado -V Very low rates all sum- mer. Through sleeper service. Chicago Very low rates all sum-
 mer. Grear Lake Resorts Very low rates
 all summer. Atlantic City One fare, plus $2. %,
 round trip, July 9-10. Indianapolis -One fare, plus $2.25,
 round trip, June 26-27. st. Ioe-One fare, plus $2.00,
 round trip, June 28-3O. Cincinnati One fare, plus $2.25,
 round trip, July 15-17. West Baden and French Lick Springs
 -One fare, plus $2.00, round l trip, July 25-29. Louisville One fare, plus $2.25,
 round trip, August 1929.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24

Wallace Byld of Diamond brand shoe fa1 came in Monday morning from ALouis and talks interesting of q ke great Fair in St. Louis, wiLcl is now attract ing so many of q u people. The Worlds Fair, fl athe opinion of our friend Mir Byler, could hardly be imagi bed to be greater than 1t is. Evf Tn a potet's brain would not ov fconceive it's im- mensity and his versatile St. Louisan has a\ bunch of adjec- tlves to express{its size.
 One of the most important &C., tlons of the state convention was the adoption of a resolution pro- vldlng for the nomination of a United States senator by a blan- ket primary. The measure was well understood to be in the direct interest of Governor Davis and Senator Clarke was the author of 1t. The resolution as offered in the committee was in the hand- writing of Senator Clarke him. self. The effect of it will be to eliminate the county lines in the contest and leave the only thing for the legislature to do to be the ratification of the result as declared in the aggregate vote cast in the state. Little Rock Democrat.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24
STRUCK BY TRAIN.

T. s. Rudd, a farmer living be. low the White river bridge on the far side, was crossing the Iror Mountain track near the buttor factory about noon Monday wher one of the fast passenger trains struck and killed one of his horses.
 The wagon was also broken ur and MT. Rudd thrown out, sus. taining bad bruises but no se- rious injuries, unless they be in ternal.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-06-24

Tn the supreme court the case or Stewart Bros. vs. Lawrence county was reversed and re- manded for new trial. This is the case where there was a diff ference of a few hundred dollars m settlement for the building of the Walnut Ridge court house. = Lawrence County Blade.