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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
IEAVEILS
Business College.
OPENS JUNE 18th.
For a ten weeks course in
PRACTICAL METHODS
OF
Bookkeeping and
Pen1nallship.
IA Night and Day Glasses.


ra- Night and Day Glasses.
Boarding House for Rent.
The second house East OF the
bridge, on the North sile OF Uni
yersity avenue for rent. Pos
session given June LIST. Nine
rooms, two halls and three gall
leries. Apply to D. NJ. Kim
brough, Oxford
The ladies' of Albert Sidney
Johnston Chapter u. d. c., arr
notified to assemble at 8 p m OF
Friday, the 9th day of June 1900
at the residence of Mrs. w. ID
Porter. This meeting is to sc
Ilect the design for the Soldiers
Monument.
i Mas. WARDI-Aw,
Pres.
Mrs. STANDS,
Secretary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
]. d. Roach Administrator OF the

NO --=
J. d. Roach Administrator of the
estate of Robert NcEwen-
Whereas, Letters of Administration
were granted to the undersigned IN
the estate OF Robert McEven, decaas-
cd. by the Ctancery Court of laFay-
cite County, Mississippi, on the s0th
day of May. \. d., is)5,
Now therefore, notice il hereby
given to all persons having claims
against the said estate, 10 have the
same probsted. registered and fled
by the clerk of the said Chancery
Court within one year from the date
of this notice, and in the event OF the
failure to SO probate, register and file
said claims within one year then all
such claims will be forever barred
J. b. Roach,
Administrator.
STONE z SIvIEY ATTORNEYS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE.

There is nothing just as good for
Malaria, chills and fever as DIR. Men
denhalPs Chill and Fever Cure. Take
it as a general tonic and at all times
in place of quinine. II i, fails TO give
satisfaction mail the front of the car
toon to J. c. Mendenhall. Evansville
Ind, and get your money back.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
KENTUCKY NEWS,

Lang Bros. druggist, Paducah. KY,
write: ave sell more of DIR. Men
denhall's Chill and Fever Cure than
all other remedies combined, having
retailed over 700 bottles in the sea son
The physicians here prescribe IL and
persons who once use it will have no
other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
4 cuARANI.hp ounE ron PILLS.

Itching, blind, Bleeding or Protud-
ing Piles Druggists refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case. no matter of how long standing
in 6 to II days. First applicationgives
ease aud rest. SO cents. II your drug
gist hasn't il sand so cents in stamps
and it will be forwarded post paid by
The Paris Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
Proceedings Of the Board of Mayo.
and Aldermen.

The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
met according to law at the Mayors
onice Tuesday, June 9Th, a, pm with
the following members and officers
present: ID. NJ. Kimbrough Mayor
pro tenn; b. p. Gay, ID. T. Carter, w.
n. Walker and q. +. Slough, Alder
men; X. l.. stephens, clerk: and the
following allowances were made:
CORPORATION.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08
Fhs Local News.

anceIlo- r. B. Fulton spens
Iay ia Memphis
Hgbert Thomson has re-
II from Tennessee
c. W. Petrie spent several
il Jackson this week.
+. Joe Butler is quite sick
xesk With rheumatism.
L. Gabrie Houston has closed
rhoog and returned home
8 Junita Bird, OF Ashland
j guest Of Miss Lucille ladies'
$ Ley Carothers. of sardis
guest Of Miss Kit1e Sogard
j. Rodgers, of Aberdeen, Is
cest Of the Misses Compton
sses Helen ard Carroll Wal
az guests of Mrs. Ed Bean
le Hon. Board OF Supervisors
in session two days OF this
Y. B. Gray, of Sumner
the guest of Mr.. c. E. Siougi
Eeek.
5 Daisy Plant entertained
II Delta Sorority at Dime
Day.
S Lotsie Pegues has return
tom a visit to relatives Il
lna.
) sarah Rowland, OF Flora
guest OF Miss Mary Vic
lza1.
) Lille Riley OF Tupelo,
pest Il her aunt, Mrs. W. I
|exs.
b. ". Fl. Clopton has re
b .rcm > visit to relatives !
|deea.
IS Davis was hostess OF ia
bleth Century Book Gu
resday.
IS Lila Ray. of McComb Cit
guest Of the Woman's Hon
le campus.
dge W. d. Frazee, OF Oko
is in the city attending tn
eral Court.
Is. Beadle and child. OF Col
(lle. are tho guests OF Ma
fnia Trigg-
!. Clyde Wright. o. mol,
hgs, attended the Universal
nencement.
!. Lawrence Fulton. OF Gull
is visiting his parents on u
pus this week.
b. Gabbert of Senatobia,
ing her sister Nrs. n. +. Pol
pn South street.
!. and Mrs. G. X. Boggan,
as, are visiting their paren
md Mrs. NELL.
Grin Hampton OF McCou
visited his parents and o.
friends Sunday.
W. A. Galiegley, OF Abb
has been in attendance
fal Court this week.
ssrs. Lawrence Robson q
Woods, Batesville, we
PRS to Oxford Sunday.
A. B. Cole has purchas
ate residence of Mr.. Georl
ID on Pontotoc street.
Hub Wait and Mr.. l.
IN OF Walton. spent sevel
Of this week in our city.
e. Lucy Word Holmes,
eyilie, La, is the guest OF !
Ives Mr.. and Mira. John Wo
e regret that Phil Ston
e was left off the honor roll
oxford Graded School
=. and Mrs. NJ. r. Rogers
Albany, are attending
smencement exercises, and
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The Old, original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in a
tastIess form. No cure. no pay. soc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If il fails to cure. Z. w. Groves
signature is On each box. % cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

The Holly Springs base bal
team played match game with
the Oxford team in University
Park, Tuesday. The score was
Is TO IL, in favor Of Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

T.. C.rnlrai r, R. Time Table
NORTH EoUND9
/ ,--s.rg=r. leaves at e:sl P m
y, .-ssnxe-, leaves 81 <:ss a m
n freight. arrives s:iJ a =,
and departs at sec m
SOUTH RQUSDy
=, -s.ss. GER, leaves ut i6:J 70
logger. leaves at 9:ie p N
al sraight, arrives z:S p m
ara departs at J:eS p m
{. n. OWEN. AGENT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Aessrs- T. c. Brown and T.
W. Black, of North Oxford, W.
y. White, of Splinter, and j. S.
Goode, of Abbevilles were pleas
ant callers at this Office Tuesday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-06-08

Mr.. Marvin Patton, OF Cisco,
Texas, passed through Oxford
Tuesday en- route to Lafayette
Springs, to visit his mother and
other relatives.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

AS | have not seen any nows
from this part lately, I will let you
know wvlc still alive.
February has brought us all
kinds uf Weather.
| think if there is any Sign in
the trees b ing loaded with ice IN
winter, The next fruit crop will be
a & Hod one.
| heard several old people say
there was moro ics on the timber
this WINTER than they ever saw.
Tho farmers have not done any.
thing about fixing their crop, AID
| do not sec any prospect of them
doing anything som.
Joseph Smith and Sam jewell
h;tvo pulled down the old barn and
erected new one. They are ex.
p'cting to make a fine crop this
year.
Mr. Charlie Pack is the most in
dustrluup man in this settlement
llo has gone into tho wood busi-
ness, aud tn" cords arc too numer.
GUS to count.
Carter Dii'urd has hls new h.. use
20 he can live in it. but he has not
got his chimney completed yet.
Mr.. Phillip A. Smith ard fam .
lily moved from Anderson county
to this section some time ago. We
are glad t. welcome them here.
Mr.. Wijilo Smith Of Anderson
county las b"cn visit, 6 relatives
IN this burg the past week.
Mr.. Clark McWhorter passed
through ,his section last s,c,nd
Sunday i.ttern' Oh en- his way to
see his best girl.
MIR. Coila Brissie lost fine COW
last week. We have not learned
tho cause Of her death.
Grey e, ed Girl.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01
His Valentine.

40 noon in thu town Of Ninety
Six, 8 9, on February II, at the
homo \oi lion. Henry }. Kih"rd,
a few tr,ends were present to wit
ness thy malriage OF Miss Lily
KinnrI 70 Mr.. y. Johnspn. The
cerrmnnH was performed By Pre-.
siding Elder j. e. Carlisle.
The hou$n was ar,is,i9atly deco-
rated with ferns, ivy and enlilax.
The blide VS. dress d in Eand-
somo brown Nra2H!!;:ig suit with
gloves to match Sho carried u
houqHct &C Whit: cdlnat,u,s, lnter.
1wInc1 With a.lmr;Igus, spengori
and maiden hair fans, tied with
whltn ribbon. 4
After q most delightful luncheon
Was served, the couple, accom~
psH'ch by many fl lends went to
the depot. ln the midst Of show
ere OF ric", the fortunate youne;
man boarded tie two O'clock train
with lbs \a'nahle valentine.
Miss Kinarh il ell accomplished
daug liter Of Hon. II. }. kinarl, and
is an a. B. graduate of Converse
College. The people Of Nirc;y-
! Six regret to lrs~ such va'ual It,
and attractive young lady, bat the
loss Of Nlnety.SiX viii he Liberly'a :
gain.
Mr.. johnson is,aa lromiucnt
young man WHO left his native
State ,f TenncSseu a few years ago
to accept a position as secretary Of
the cotton mill at Tnccoa, Ga, At
present Mr.. J,.hnarn is engaged in
business With Mr.. J. II. Bani. ter
Of Liberty, S. G.
The bride and groom received
many useful ahd valuable p.csents
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

Horny Price died nt Williamson on
tho 2lth inct a,,a was brought here
and buried at Camp Creek chul ch on
the 2jth.
Well "Unclo Hake" passed through
this place Inst week. e..
Wo were pleased to meet and shake
ths. "pNw" that he'd written SO many
witty it.ns +" the Pickcns Sentinel. :.
juurnx'. "Uatl. Zeke" is Il man of
nnr type. Ii he dou't approve of
thing h9 doA't 60 arou.d tho etump
about it
Let the world know where y:.u
stand and if somo people dcn'L Ike
what YOU say it will only take less Of
it to do them.
We haven't got blt Of use for
poor weak minded meuly mouLhed
(raid to speak kind OF q person God
wouldn't have'em and tho devil don't
need'cm III his business. They aro
iirst q curse hero upon earth and
will b. w".!h nothing hereafter. II
! an, Il s;nrrr 1 me DO QUO from
ueud 10 1o,t; f [ am Il christian lot
;IiG not &c s|:aid to let tho world
kuUw it. CG,ist never denied what
He MaA neither did lie 60 aruuud the
stump to talk TO Peter. Ho tn.L
Peter that Peter wuulu deny hiu,
aud Pctcr did it Ii people woull DO
more frank about lulli"y tho world
know where you stand on questions
times would he better. But oh
'lldn't want to make somebody mad.
Why h!~:t y:'nr son' everybody has
,s:;.ir opinion ";"'rt anything and il
~c c"li ag:,u "hy uanl wn fail out.
81 l'0ur hJt a..ot t. 'em, Unrle Hs,ke
wo arc with you.
Now thut the TURNER'S are organic
ing against The cotton spectators
agreeing to reduce the cotton acre
age, otc., please don't forget tho Gu
uno man. Remember he will thro,
out all kinds IF bait to catch you. T
we throw ttf one kind Of expense t
better orr condition, let lis curiu
all to certain extent. Economic
IN al things.
Well Old Riddle wanted Un"l
H:ke to go down and SEQ what kin
, OF thing Aun Freezer was. II O.
!; fiddle vii! G've us IL FREQ pass W
= will go in Uncle Hvko's place.
q AS Uncle Il ko is after tho dollpl
8 Of our dadIics VIC don't su pDose Ii
| cares to tizs people only by th9i
( pockets. Ii wo were to go we wonlt
9 size her by her hear! and we woul
q want mighty sweetheart. b.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

Ano iuoU case VI lnls kind before
his h"nor VAS Mr.. Jim Rogers and
Mrs. Jones Of this place last Sunday
While the snow was falling thick and
fast jim made suit to his honor, J.
Il. Williams to grant him the privi
lego Of II cook saying ut tho same
,imc That tho duties of house krt y.
cr, W. od chopper, mill operative, etr.
all revolving upon one two hundred
ponnl nan was too great, to say
nothing about the longing for bod
teIl'w ON sleety night. AS jim
made ont q clear case of defence his
honor filed a bill of Injunction ros
framing Jim from cooking, any more
40 long as lie and his cock bo h
might live and jim did as he would
like to 10 done by.
Mr.. Ha,vey Chapman, who bought
tho DR. Long place at this place, is
prpa,jrg to lrn y d@hy. It will To
good Investment.
We are glad to see Misse, Craig
back at Cateechec.
Miss May Smith of ibis pncp mas
gone to Florida to make her hon O
with relatives there. We know Mr..
----- Of Central is heart broken.
Don't weep 80 is one no wheto
and it runs every day sooa or laio
Mrs. D. X. Morris md daughter,
Mis- 9 Bessie, arc visiting Mrs. r. NJ.
Norris.
Mrs. D. K. Norris and daughters
are atopping Mt Seneca since the
death ofCol. Norris.
A small intact o M md aivo.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01
For Coughs--M urray S
Horehound, Mullen and Tar.
25c for large bottle.
AunlT0R S AnTiGE.

Owing 10 mistake of shipping
levy returns fer 1905, I will be at
the hrlow named PAGES for taking
return::
Mile Creek, Monday, Feb. 13
Six Mile, Tuesday, Feb. ii.
C"trechce, WcdnAs day, Feb. IS
Liberty, Thursday and Friday,
Feb. l6~nnh IL.
Pickens, Saturday, Fab. *.
Easlcy, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Feb. 20, q, ANA 81
Cross Plains, Thursday, Feb. 23.
Hng"eds Store, Fri,I"y, Feb, ~
Aik"n's S;nre, Monday, Feb. 81.
IL. f. Keith, Auditor.
Feb. 4, 1908.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01
Notice of Stockholders Meetinu.

Notice Is hereby gwen TINT !nreting
OF the stockholders of tho Calumet Man.
hiactnrIn2 Company will be held Mt tho
Ollie" of 'hc said Calumet Munufactur-
ing Company, in Liberty, s. c., on
Saturday. March the 25tb, 1905, ut II
O'Clock, n. M, for tho purpose of consih.
ering the issuance of Two Hundred md
Fifty (250) Shares Of Preferrcd Stock, III
The Par Value of One Hundred GO0)
dollars each. This notice has been mu-
tli"rized and directed hy resolutions OF
he Bard Of Directors of the Calumet
Manufacturing Company, held Mt lib
"rfy, =. G., on February. .7lh, 1905, and
the said resolutions woTo in fhc follow.
irg w"rds, which ayo hereby made Il
past Of this notice:
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved by the Board OF Directors rf
The Calumet Manufacturing Go, that the
President of the said company be ;.u.
thori2od 10 call Il mco!ing OF tho sock
holders Of tho said Calumet Manufac-
tnriug Go. on the 25th day of March,
800. at III O'Clock II. M, at Liberty, S.
G., for the purpose Of considering the
issuance OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Shares OF Preferred Stock at par vniun
OF Que Hundred Dollnrs E.,:l. Sud
stock to DO enti;lol to 4 videuLs each
y ~ NJ tGor to Of p"r G mt. rcr aunnm,
p'y.h:e y mi -annGnily, "ni these dlyi-
d"hds arc to ho cumniativo. The com
pahy having tho option OF ret ring nj! or
AZ! po'licn Of said sleek uitt iivo years.
NJ III" cnd of Zen years mny por'i n of
snl:l stock not retired shall b"c. me first
N rtghGo on the ronpany's property,
una shnll receive 6 per cent, lutrrost
from said date II. T.. CLAYTON,
Fob. 90, 05.w4
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01
Git a ION.
st rtr of South Carolina,

IichhnS County.
Hy y. u. Nrwheny Esquire, pro'ate
JnNge.
VII EREAS, I. Nj. Alanlliu and Guy
McFall m dc sui, to no to grant them
Letters OF Administration Of ihc Estate,
.ot and effects of ". +. McFail, Dc.
cease d.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite and al
mo:'iSh nll "'d singular the iinhrc nnd
creditors OF the said W. II. M"Fal,
deceased, Il at they he and appear brfur.
nc, in thr Cont ot Prof ate, TO ho held
at l. cko'" Court House, s G., on the
9h day Of March, 1905, after publication
hereof, at II o'cnck in the forcnoun, tu
$how cause. il "ny t:.cy have, Why the
sad Administration should not be grant.
cd.
GIVEN nnl'r NY hand and seal, this
23d day Of Feb. 1909. in the 10th year
CT onr Ind'r"udcl CO. J. B. Ncwbery,
j. L. y. i.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01
Found Il Cure for lndIr 4Sti0n
I uso Chamberl .in's Stomach and Inv,

uso Chnmberl .in's Stomach and Liver
l. Diets for indigestion and find that t.oy
emit my case better tfNn auy dyspepsia
remedy h"v" ever tried and / have
nS"d many different remedies. | nm
1"arly tifiy-ono years Of ago md have
suffered great de 81 from. in,i ,cstion.
| can 'imortnnI thing /. want now
--tf"". ". j. nory, X O; Mills, Ain.
For sa!o Ivy Plckel's Drag G T. rios
Drag Store.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01
CateecI,ee Cuttings.

la After silence Of several weeks
your humble sc:l@ miilNry tpmuster
"a. up items q, ousI, to fill Il small apnce
=: III The So .J,i,nal.&
The inhabitants OF THIS l;tl!c town
are like he,s il gun, every fellow
knows whnt lie hms to do, l.cuce
everything goes on like clock woEk
49,. While the co!tnn ,uilt at tins place
has been in operation only about
lc eight years, and for that reason, hasu'i
- had the tim" tn expand hko it will,
"s' vet wo challenge the State to name IL
---. mill tbut has made more progress Fcl
thc length Of time.
Tho grade Of goods (make nothing
but plain white cloth) made ut the
~~ Norris mill is far superior to most OF
the cloth made at other mills OF the
same kind.
v The sanitary condition Of this fac
he tory town can't he cxceied. No hog
lG pen or filth If uhy kind is allowed.
he lho watrs il pure and wholesome.
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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

l3iitish doctor explains TINT
What IS call lazineso is "ofteh a casc
ID mi nelancholia, accompanied by
1nGtinatipnto putforth cxertion."
sg@sJ,fij y Sis5 sS5 to,lSe o served TINT What.
4fl1 thing IS c,lled, it cots
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

Dr. idd O: i."ndon says that ex
caasiye rotcy drjubiug will cause ap.
psndio q. B"& there must he some
,nistake about lAa litter Why lots
Of peorle.in Kentucky and Ohio haye
.oplendieitif.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

Make your druggist give yoA
Murray's Horchound, Mu!lcir,
and Tar. Cures your cough.
CSC a bottle.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

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yill not al |
IS wrong, |
for q citi |
, is wrong |
by engag.
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tellectually
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10 got the
E the country
lontly de.
"iull.y by its
nuenct; the
on "blootl
tho parent
y, ell down the
= the father
Il education
,ut 10 him
> is the high
a.; future gen.
ley will have
restriction," "
have BET n
The father
Ill buy a
say TO his son
o drink your
st buy your
lko the pro
'rs will fake
q concerted
sar.y, and Just
/
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-03-01

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t in tlle
ccacl,ing
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laboril,g
skeY evil
question
carefully
beaded
|e. The!
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ight it
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SPEED OF CoNEY ISLAND TRAINS
Railroad Commission Hears Complaint That
Electric Cars Go Too Fast

The State Railroad Commission. in session in
his city yesterday heard testimony and reserved
decision the complaint made by residents OF
Borough Park and Bythebourne that the Brook
Iyn Rapid Transit Company was operating cars
on New -Utrecht-ave. at dangerous rate or
speed Police Roundsman Ayers testified that
on June II he timed trains running on New
Utracht-ave for = distance of one mile, and that
local trains made the mile in five minutes ard
the express trains made the mile in three min
utes and forty-five seconds
j. 3. Brophy, of the Borough Park Protective
Association, said that business has been serious
Iy affected by the dangerous speed Of the electric
trains
Have there been any accidents on that line
recentIy?" Mr Brophy was asked.
Yes several men and boy have been killed
and also several animals he replied.
Counsel for the company said that the express
trains were not stopped at 5Sth-st., Brooklyn
because the residents Of Borough Park and
Rlythebourne some time ago complained that
they did not want to be bothered by the Coney
Island traffic He said that they wanted
the expresses to stop at oStlI-st
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
THE USE OF FORESTRY PRESERVE
New Regulations Governing Special occu-
pancy Privileges.

Washington June 21.-The Bureau of Forestry
has promulgated rules governing special occu-
rancv privileges on forestry reserves. Under
them hotels stores, mills, summer residences
snd similar esta blishments will be allowed upon
reserve lands wherever the demand is legitimate
and consistent with the best interests OF the re-
serve.
r,1a use of tracts not exceed two acres Tor
schools and one acre for churches is spechcallJ
provided for by law, subject to regulation by
the department and any other disposition OF
The land by the government. Timber for the
construction of church and school buildings may
be secured under the free and sales regu-
Iations
Applications for special occupancy privilege
must be made the supervisor, who will trans
nit il with report and recommendation TO the
forester.
In the matter of wagon roads and tralls the
supervisor or ranger is given authority to act.
Th, Secretary OF Agriculture. however has jur-
isdiction touching permits TOR canals. bitches,
fumes pipe lines. tunnels, dams, tanks ana
reservoirs not for mining or municipal purposes
l.or for granting an easement.
Ii the project small and OF = private ana
Iel sonal character-such as Il reservoir, pipe hhe
OF 0ltch supply few farms or tank 10
oollect water stock-and the supervisor is
certain that there are no complications OF tue,
nor prior and conflicting rights, he is authorized
to approve the application. If, however, any
large or commercial enterprise is involved. or If
there is any question OF conflicting rights or OF
the jurisdiction of the United States over the
land. of conflict with Federal State or
Territorial laws controlling use and appropria-
ton water, the supervisor is required to
transmit: the application to the forester for ap-
proVal, together with report and recommends
ton.
Permits for private railroads and tram roads
ana telegraph. telephone and power lines may
lie granted only by the forester.