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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Mrs. Charles G. Abercrombie and Miss Virginia Abercrombie will leave
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

NOTICE CRADLE CHAPTER, '. D. c.
 The meeting of the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter. U. D, c. is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Miss Hattie Mcqueen has gone to sa- yannah to attend the regatta races. She went with Mir and Mrs. O. P Bartlett in the private ear of MT. Cost Vice-President of the seaboard Air line. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29
Jno. l.. CObbS & Co.

We t marvellous
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

MT. and Mrs. Maxie Pepperman and Mrs J. NJ. Cody have returned from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29
1Jcnnef1 and Society

BY MRS. J. M. DE COPIES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Miss Pauline Ellis returned Friday from Marion where she has been dur ing the last session of the Judson Col lege In which institution she made a most creditable record.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Mrs. John White of Uniontown, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Victor H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Mrs. J. A. Reaves will go about June l"th to spend the summer at her coun- try home at Halcyvine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

hear how the election of the ten vice. presidents went on without friction. and that the politicians of our land might well take a lesson.
 Next came the paper on Robert Livingston by Mrs. Patterson. Then Miss Mabel Heustis sang Ben Bolt so deiightfully that she was enthusiastic cally encored.
 Mrs. Syd Robbins followed with a paper on Napoleon Bonaparte. The boys sang Red White and Blue and then Mrs. Robert Popes's paper on raiieyrand was read by Miss Thomp- son.
 The song Alabama, written by Miss Julia Tutwiler, was sung by the boys and next came the main feature of the entertainment, the lecture of the Rev. MT. Carr on Thomas Jefferson. which was both entertaining and instructive and the Mobile Chapter Is very grate- full to Mir. Carr for lending us a part of his valuable time. for we called on him at his busiest time--when the General Assembly was in session--but as he remarked, when the Daughters command, men must obey" The Star Spangled Banner was sung by the boys and after the benediction the audience fingered awhile for social congratulations upon the success of the entertainment.
 Professor wright's boys lent their bright faces to the occasion and were
 
 Eleanor IT. Fitts, Historian.
 DRAMA AT LORETTo ACADEMY. ITO err is human; to forgive, divine v was the name of the drama presented at the Loretto Academy Friday even ing by the young ladies of the school and seldom has an amateur perform ance in this city proven so worthy of tie unanimous praise this received, each character being well portrayed, | ness being entirely lacking. The leading part, that of Genevieve. tie blind girl, was splendidly portrayed | be really undergoing all the trials the part contained. Miss O'Brien was easy and graceful throughout the play, new CT railing to carry the sympathies of Constance, her step-sister. was well played by Miss Sue McGrath, who though willful at times, won the au- sNerving loyalty 10 unfortunate Gene-
 Miss Mae Gerald played we'll the part stance and step-mother of the blind girl, against whom all the cruelty and animosity she could think of, were di-- rccted. She never for an instant for got that she was a woman of the world ryotting against innocence and misfor- tune In trying to bring disgrace upon her step-daughter. She was applaud
 Jerelda, the Gypsy, by Miss Mary Gies. was good, her repeated declara- tions of honesty" bringing forth laugh ter.
 These were the leading parts in tho drama, and each one was a little bet tel than the other, winning highest praise on every, side. The play WAS much enhanced by the beautiful seen cry, the Loretto Academy being the only private hall in Montgomery hay ing it's own scenery. the prison scene winning rounds of applause During the play there were ten changes of
 Minor parts were played by Misses Mulcahy, Cassidy, Brown, Cheatham Horn Sewell. Sands, O'Connell, Morrl- son and Taylor.
 Altogether it was a success, a play with moral teaching that in. truth To err Is human; to forgive Dlvine.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Mrs. Andew Buchanan has returned rom a visit to her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Wright at Auburn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Miss Eloise White is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Victor H. Hanson. She is en route to her home at Uniontown from MashViile. where she was a student at Ward Seminary. '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Mrs. L.. s. Jones, who has been vis,t- ing relatives of MT. Jones in Southern Indiana and Cincinnati has returned home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-29

Dr. and Mrs. P. E, D. Malcolm. atte
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
SCHOOL AFFAIRS OF COUNTY
Circular From County Superinten-
dent Study of Agricultt re.

County superintendent HardaW ay
/ has issued u circular to tho teachers OF
t1e county concerning various matters
. inc dent to the opening Of the school
year.
lie also announced tue meeting of
the teachers association at Joplin,
OCT. -, - and 70. Certificates may be
revoked IN the case OF teachers failing
to attend The last day vi the meet in
w!lI be directors day.
The rural teachers will LAeet in Car
image, October .. The work IN music
w!.l bo continued at That time aud
literature work br6uu.
The work vt building up school libra.
rics is urged, and a 81 rev ard Is offered
60 tuc school adding The most books 10
us library b! April !, ue4t. Tue Mis-
sUuri LuOk, issued IA connection with
the Wurld's fair, will be- sent free To
each school library in the state on ap.
licatiun.
Announcement is made that State
Superintendent Darlington has pub
usued "a book Uulilied Elements ut
Agriculture ior the Pubiic Schools. "
Copies of this book will be furnished
ireiur students IN tcu schools in THIS
county, PROVIDED classes will bc formed
40 this study giving it Il fair tcst aud
IN "gIu' mrut lhat "a complete report
shall be maLc at the end Of the year
showing Win what success the study
was pursued.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Blue Star.
game Sunda,

Tom kunkler arrived home SATURDAY.
night after an absence Of three weeks
Lam Coiner is moving, Mrs. Conner
has gone TO Wichita, Kau., to visit
relatives. Mr.. Conner expects To juir
her AS soou as he can settle w his busi.
ness here. Lem thinks he will Try farm.
ing IN harsas next year.
d. Hun made a flying trip through
this community Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaty sbent Sun.
day with I. l.. Kunkler.
Mr.. Resh ana Fred killed fine beef
and sold it out Monday.
Mrs. Walter Pray and children took
dinner with Mrs. Resh Sunday.
Jake hGdrrly is making some fine
molasses now. Bring on your caue COW
IS the time to tget your molasses made.
AIRS. Resh received the sad news
Monday of tho sudden death OF her
brother Androw Morrow who lived at
East Lynn. Kans. 1he grim
messenger claimed him as be was rid
ing along IN his buggy returning to his
home. Heart disease was pronounced i
the cause,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
STORY OF "BEN HUR .
To BE Given At Opera House
rlonday Night

The .stnry Of Ren IIur, viii BE- mcscu.
ted at tho opera house in this c,N Muu,
day night, Oct. 3, by the Rud,sli Con
cert Company.
a comprehensive idea Of this enter.
tainmout cannot be given ia ruiJ-. as %
must be seen before the ART aud unique
moss OF the program can bc retliz,J.
The idoa is original with Mr., Ruuj-iIL
Hu spent much labUrious study upon
the book, arranginging aud adapting the
s'ofy, with vicw 10 Presenting th"
gIeat purpose Of he author to the rub
by the most pleasing and impressive
method yet devised --iliustratpd reading
and dramatic concert. The company
g clrries its own electrical devices and
stage setting, the latter an urisutal ter
with oriental furnishings, representing
Shiek lderim S abode. The illustrated
recital Of the story presenting the m set.
ing of the wise men OF the east and ,hcir
journey TO JGrusulom, etc, is given To
the o ut whore his tries To win from
Esther he love Of Ben Hur by singing
to him IA they float upon the lazy river.
Here, while this love scene continues in
panorama, the contralto sings very
ell Actiyely.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
COLUMN
Conducted by the W. {. t. U.


The W. G.. T. U. at Reeds Station il
the youngest union in the county but "A
visit to them found them holding meet.
iHgs in the Cumberland Presbyteriln
church semi-monthly. Mrs. Jeanie
Hood, Pres, assisted by a full member
snip shows progressive work,
II "3ok", editor OF the Ladies Home
Journal will visit Reed's he will find ia.
women well posted On patent medicines
" ~hich contain alcohol aud hnd non, of
their barns and fences covered with oh.
Iuctionablo advertisements.
The ladies are making study Of our
Az departments and also q systematic
study of Roberts Rules Of Order.
The Loyal Temperance Legion is un.
der the guidance of Mrs. Emma Elliott
and has % members. Forest Murdock
Is President. Emma Merritt, a young
Miss of 10 years, is organist and has
taught them the temperance songs they
sing With great credit. Ruth Merritt,
but 1 years old sings solo With per,
feet tonation and rythm. These child.
ren Daisy Evans, May RAber, BeI,l
Elliott, Pearl Burns, Anna Hearing,
Mnurcd Racer and others did not get
names, have carried bouquets and lilies
to sick, snd paid dues, sigped pledges,
and fought alcohol Just like their
mammAs have done.
Wen hear from Reeds again and uu.
I'll Ihen God bless them in all their
Efforts " down the Liquor Traffic.
M, s. MaItheWs.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Mud College.

II this does not miss the scrap box We
will come again.
Mr.. ChAs. Hitchcock is the owner Of
new buggy. Watch out girls.
There will be an entertainment at
Mud college school house THURSDAY
night Sept 20. There will be q pre-.
ium given to the prettiest young lady.
Mrs. L. P. Drown visitsd Mrs. Awick
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lon Smiths OF near Lamar was
visiting MIR. Awick Sunday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lamey called on Mrs L.
2, Drown Monday.
Miss Della Andrews has returned
home from the Worlds fair where she
seen great sights.
Mrs. Book Green entertained a mum
Der Of friends Sunday.
Mrs. Malone and daughter Lena speet
Sunday evening at Mr.. Wentworth's.
Mrs. Andrews and daughter Myrtle
happened with bad luck Friday evening
having the buggy tongue broken.
PleasantVal!ey school has 81 scholars
enrolled. Miss Steiner teacher.
Guy Nixon called on Miss Mae Hitch.
cock Sunday evening.
Mr.. Weieh made business trip to
Cedar.
GIadis Pope while playing with Il cir
dog was bitten.
Mrs. Wheeler is making quito an i'm.
provement in the interior OF her home.
John Wentworth attended the bali
game Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
.Dressmaking !
LET
Miss Hattie BaZZeIl
DO YOUR
DRESSnAKING 4!
Srd Door. ". Side, S. Main st.
Dublin Items.


Ed st John took "a load of apples to
the mines. lie returned Tuesday.
Arthur johnson and Delbert Hyder
started " school Monday.
Dick Hatfield is cutting his COW peas.
&. W. Johnston sold his horse 10
Burt Walters Saturday.
Emma MorIar visited at Will Hyder's
Sunday.
Edith Weyer and Mrs. Armstrong
visited Ada Garner Monday.
Ed Johuson is working near Dixie.
Que Of Marion Rand's brothers from
Illinois is visiting him this week.
Mr. Rhodes has his house ready to
ROOT.
vii Webb is working for George
Ring.
Oscar Simmons is hauling cane to the
mill.
Steve Garret is working for Rney
Butler.
Will Sturdevant is hauling water
melons and apples.
Walter JUhuson is cutting corn foI
Mr.. rugh.
Mrs. We!er visited Mrs Pie Wednes.
day.
}, Il. We!er is stacking hay for Dick
Hatfield.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Rose Bank Items,

Singing was held al Mr. and Mrs
Leka's Sunday night. Those presen,
we're, Misses Lottye and Lucy Crutcher
Sadie Culluin, May aud Moitie Cline,
Lizzie and Alta Bdsby, Luella aud Nor.
Detiouey, Nina Wagner, My rite krut
| singer, Bessie Cuifelt, Llila Ozbun,
Stella Dctiony. Messrs Cleo. Garrison.
Clint aud joe Ozbuu, Clyde aud Ru,
Chine, Paul and AMBROSE Dehuuy =,
frank hrutsiuger, Chas. Wescut, Lc.
roy Wagner, Willie and Jessie Busb, -,
Mr. aud Mrs. Wagner, AIr. aud Mrs.
Mate Cine and Mrs. krulsingcr.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim Stockton visited
Saturday aud Sunday with MT. anu
Mrs. DeIlony.
Mrs. krutsinger and Miss Myrtle
visited Sunday With MIR. Lrka's folks.
Nora Deliony called on Sadie Cul
lum sunday atte noon.
Mr. Reub. Smith aud Miss Oma Tai
l"! calIed uu Lizzie aud Ana Busu.,
SuTuHy evening.
joe Ozbun, Of Pttsburg. Kan. was
back III our neighbUrLOUu few uay
last ~e,k visiting MS sIstsf Lyllia aLu
-. So
Clint OzUuu anu Ms. Schr yel.
Mas Nora Drliouy viii have this
week to 20 IT, wUTS IUr Ars. Mn,on vi
Webb CiIy.
Mrs. Smith called on Mrs. Busby Que
day last week
Mrs. DeHony was in Jasper Monday
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Miss Grace Tester from near Jasper,
has entered the Carthage High school
for the winter aud will make ner home
with Mrs. Ellenberger, uf South Me.
GregOr street, Press.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Dewey.

M. and Mrs. Jones are home.
Miss Mable Campbell is better.
Mr.. Simmons is talking OF visit to
Eldorsdo Springs for his bealth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flowars aud Mr.. ard
Mrs. Everett Miller Of Carthage spent
Sunday with ArIo Estey
AIRS, Owens, Miss Ethel Riddle, Neil
and Edith Wall spent Tuesday with
Mrs Matthews.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Last on rhe Season.

The Jasper Band gave their farewell
concert Of the season Saturday, which
was listened TO by quite large crowd
OF people. After the concert they were
treated To ice cream at the Boucher ice
cream patlOrs.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Yours FOR trace G.. s. BAILEY.
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.
Interesting Stock News From Or
Regular Correspondent.


Regular Correspondent,
Special to Jasper News.
Kansas City, Mo, Tuesday. Sept. "a,
1904. Total cattle receipts last week
we're 1000 less than previous week, at
5000 head, put with 5000 head in
two days this week, it looks like more
than SO,OOOwould be received here, dur
log this week. Nearly all kinds of kill.
ipg stuff lost 10 to % cents last week,
beef steers losing IN st. Moderate runs
yesterday ut Chicag and elsewher
enabled salemen here to secure steady
prices ON nearly nearly everything beef
steers were little higher. Market is
steady and active today. There are any
number OF country buyers here for
stockers and feeders, and this class is
as high or little higher than u week
ago. Top beef steers this week 50 ~,
as compared with Sc ~ last week.
Grass steers bring 81 ~ 10 81 W for
most shipmrnts, grass She stuff 81, 10 to
Sl.25. Kansas grdzed cows bring S2 W
10 $50, and STEERS Uf like dcscr ptiuu
soil ut q 90 to S3.7j. Gamers sell
steady to strong, as they have been sell.
lug siuce the settlement of the strike
Most sales Of yeals ARE at 81 % 10 So p.
Best slockers aud feeders bring $40 10
$3.50, medium grades including u great
deal Of stuG tuaE is very deceut, 81. Ia,
aud common stuu ON Gown to 81 o.
Mid tiucluatiuUs are about all the
change that is expected for the next
month or six weeks.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
WI Resume rleetings.

Tho Jasper { hautauqua ClrcIo will
resume work in the reading coursc M
about wcrks. All persons dosirclug TO
ouroll for l90l5 Will please lyl,e their
names with Miss Bertha Roberts al The
Roberts Dry goods ~ Grocery store south
sido Of Grand avenue, as soon as cou.
veuiet.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mrs. Su! der aud daughter Of Cham.
paign, H., have been visiting her nelce
Mrs. Il. X. Larrick. Accompanied by
Mis-, Larrick Ibey are now visiting Mrs.
kanuhll at Joplin
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
From An OREGON Paper.

Prof f y Fox who left here the latter
part OF june f,r ,,u attended visit in tnr
est, has iu5i returned and will uprn
'chooi at Laid Canyon. Ne spent
several days at the 81 Louis fair aud
was wo'l pleased with the Oregon build
lug and the exhibits IN the various
buildings. tie says Oregon will bo
greatly benefited by the advertising she
- receiving. .-- LaGrnnde Observer.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Nrs. +. W. lIagerman, deputy
organizer for the Royal Neighbors lodge
has been in the city several days
during the past week with the object Of
organizing camp in this city.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Andrew Baker and family have moved
from Wise, Mo, to Jasper whore he hn,
taken position with SkagCs Il Baker,
being II brother to MIR, Baker one # the
iirm They are living in the AulraNs
house on North Main street.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

lou don't have to buy every time you
call but would be pleased to have you
az every time you want to buy ssme
thing in my line. c, W, STRA1ro,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
Lost or Stolen.

Fine bird dog, white with brown spo,s
ahd white spot in forehead, disappeared
from my place Wednesday noon. Find
er will be suitably rewarded by return.
lug same TO me. J.D. H,KRI-p
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
viii Serve Dinner.

The ladies of Ziun Church are going
to CIV dinner at the King and Horn
back sale Oct. 3. The proceeds will be
nsed for tho benefit of the church.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Dr. Knott returned to Hume Monday
aher two weeks visit with his uncle
Dr. G"odIug, Air. Knott Is still quite
weak from bis recent severe illness.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

o. b, Flour. The Best on earth.
Always our fuvoriteS Try it. X.
l., Roberts d. Son.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Emsey Ryan aud family of Oklahorna
are whiting his brother w. W. Ryan
northwest Of town. They w,rr enter.
'aInrd by Mr. Ryau's SISTER Mrs Long
n THIS elty yesterday III - SOFT VI Il
family reuuiuu dinner.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mrs. G,thons Of Denver, Colo, visited
with Mis-. Warren Liun Tuesday. ar..
Githons aud Mrs. Linn were school girls
iogclher in the Avllla npigLborhuod.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkiuy, Of Jasrcr
county, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. NukiuS
sister Airs Cleo, StrSwn, 3mllcs north
east Of the city.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mr. and MIRO, Lce Garst we're VI
couple Of days liis week moving their
things 10 Joplin where they are now
making their home.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Fry sack Of Alexander's Best Flour
special prices on 5OG lbs. j McCaslin
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

List OF unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post Office at Jasper No. for the
week ending Sept 20, 1904.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Your Friend? He who Saves you Money
THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY


a
o
Yours trade G. g RAH EV
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Don't forget to try a pair Of
those Courtney Shoes. Guaran.
tee full Vamp, r. l.. Roberts a.
Son.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

just received car load Of Gepu na
Michigan salt We SCH it by the bbl or
sack. McCasIip,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mr., aud Ms. Chas Rousseau came
down IRON HumansyIIlo SUNDAY. Mr.
E1ussrau returned sunday evening ut
Mrs. houss"au remained over 10 visit
friends ana relatives.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Buy your Telescopes at the laser
Racket Store.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

DIR. Gooding was called 10 Nashville
tuesday 10 see Ar. Dickasun v hu Is
qune sick.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. CLas Sulcns have moved
back to jasper from Carthage.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mss Bazzeil is teaching the Primary
room this week in the absence Of n Ts
I"m hardaway who is at the Worlu's
Inr
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mrs. l.. }, Henderson was = Carthage
visitor Tuesday
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Go to Miss Friok for Pretty, Stylish
Hat.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mr. and Mrs. Ion Fox, Mrs. Eld
Ia! lur and MISSES Nrttie Schooler.
Nora FOX and Clara Bayuo expect to
leave Ocloher tti;d tor tho st. Luais
far
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

( ). Il. Shonpnan went 10 Nevada
le0t"r' ny to v'eit Chys. Ray, WAC is to-
coising N dirul trca meat at tna. ia .e.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

Mrs, Wm. Pike Is reported very low
her home m The Blue ueighbor hood
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

H. l., Roberts q Son have some
beauties in Ladies Collars for 25c.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29

There, will be preaching at Dewey
o"houl hnnsr Suniay Mt'ru puu ut3p.
m. ts Rev. W. + Frrguspl.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-29
ROYAL NeiglIbOrs.


month or six weeks.
Royal NeighbOrS.
Nrs. +. W. llagerman, deput
organizer for the Royal Neighbors ludg
has been in the city several day
during the past week with the object U
organizing u camp IN this city,
VIII Serve Dinner. -
The ladies Of Ziun Church are goinI
TO II ye "a dinner at the King and Horn
back sale Oct. 3. The proceeds will b
nsed for tho benefit of the church.
Miss Grace Teeter from near Jasper,
has entered the Carthage High schoo
for the winter aud will make ner home
with Mrs. Ellrnberger, of south Me
Gregor street, Press.
Mrs. Su! der aud daughter Of Cham
paign, ILL.,, have been visiting her neIc,
Mrs. Il. Il. Larrick. Accompanied b,
Mis-. Larrick Ibey are now yisllIng Mrs
kanuhll at Joplin
Dr. Knott returned to Hume Monday
afer two weeks visit with his uncl,
Dr. G"odIug. Air. Knott Is still quite
weak from bis recent severe illness.
MIR. and Miro. L,-e Garst we're up a
couple Of days tbs week moving their
Ihings 10 Joplin where they are now
making their home.
Mss Bazzeil is teaching the Primary
room this week in the absence Of Mrs.
Ium hardaway who is at the Worlu's :
far.
DIR. Gooding was called 10 Nashville
Tuesday TO see Ar, Dickasun Nhu Is
quHe sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Sullcns have moved
o'ek to jasper from Carthage.
Mrs. l. }, Henderson was = Carthage
visitor Tuesday
Go to Miss Prick for Pretty, Stylish
Hat.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-20
County upervIsor
 York Solid for Jail
tcOntinued From Page oneJ

tially served, and the people better sat isfied. This l am in favor of now, and would heartily leno any support to the proposition I could. I believe Bisbee needs just this thing, instead of the place at present occupied by the eoun- ty. which is not adapted to the pur- poses nor uses to which it is being put. At the same time, 1 do not think the jail over there has been properly cared for. They shut out the ventilation by mailing sheet ircn over the door. which should not have been done. inis, however, does not make less patent the fact that huddling twenty men in there Is not a good thing to do. l am in favor of building a new jail for Bis bee"
 These were the remarks made by MT. York, and the reporter assured the Supervisor that he was certainly voicing the sentiments of the people of Bisbee to a dot. for they all felt that Bisbee was entitled to have some attention paid to her necessities. Bis bee has grown the past two years at an unusual rate. What she could get along with two years ago are entirely inadequate now. Her tax rate has in creased also heavily, and she is the heaviest taxpayer in the county. Twenty thousand dollars would not be a penny too much to expend for site and jail building. MT York recon mends. and it is most valuable sug- gestion. the addition of kitchen to the premises, and the hiring of al competent jailer to remain on watch there all the time.
 The erection of a twenty thousand dollar building would not affect the county finances materially. This work would be done here, the labor would te furnished by Bisbee. as well as the supplies principally, and Bis5ee would get something for the money she pays into the treasury of the coun- ty. The Board of Supervisors would do nothing that would meet with more hearty commendation by the people than to secure a lot suitably situated and erect building for jail purposes commensurate with Bisbee and Great CT Bisbee's necessities.