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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31


advanced 10 it. second reading.
II. B. NJ. 5s. requiring trustees Of in
solvent debtors to give bond, was taken
up and advanced to its second rcaiiag.
The Houss.
The committee on counties, districts
and municipal corporations, reported
fayorably House Bill 226. amending the
caarier of toe city Of Huntington; III
amending the charter of Pailippi; %
to charter the town Of Warrington; 50,
relating to tae nomination of eandi-
lates for public Office; III, amending tuc
charter Of Morgantown.
Tae committee on education reported
back favorably House Bnls 269, To
amend the law creating tac Independent
school district of Grafton; to authoriza
tas board of education Of Winfield to
issue bonds and borrow money to builo
school houses.
The committee on the judiciary rc-
ported favOrably House Bills %. to pro
vide against the aiulteration of drugs
and food; Al. TO provids for the punish
ment of persons tnrowing missiles o.
shooting into the houses Of Others; 1871,
relating 70 fees of constables; 2, dcfln-
ing the word Convention; relating u
admission to practice medicine; l5s.
relating 70 the pay of jurors; relating
TO the taking of dispositions; l9s,
amending the code relating to the sn.
preme court.
Mr. Powell offered a resolution in
structing the committee on education 70
inquire into the expediency Of providing
free text books for pupils attending the
public schools and report by bill or
otherwise. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Fox presented the petition of the
Exchange Bank of Warrington asking
taat the laws passed by the spcciar
session Of tine legislature providing
for he assessment of bank depoits.
Tor taxes be passed. It was referred
10 the committee on finance.
Mr.. Nutter introduced House Bill 2as.
to establish taa Independent school DIS
triet Of Clay in Clay county. On his
motion reference TO committee was DIS
penscd with and the bill showed on 10
its FIRST reading.
Bills were introduced and referred a.
follows:
by Kittlr. House Bill 300, providins
for pensions for school teachers. Elr-
cation.
Also IIop.e Bill 300 relating to ap.
pearancs bsFme JUSTICES Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Evans. IIou., Bill 3OI. relat.
ing to ths fAe, Of attorney. Judiciary
Also Horse Bill 9O2. relating 10 no
ticc TO lax payers. Finance.
Also House Bill aOS. to amend tnc
camttr Of Williamson. Counties ami
municipal corporations
Also House Bill so4, to establish tn
Independent school district Of William.
'on Education.
BY Mr. Maysilles. House Bin ao5, re
lating to motive by publication. Judi.
ciary.
BY Mr.. NIcDouglr. Of Kanawha. House
Bin 3OG. for tlr relief of \. w. Woodall
serg,ant in the National Guard, who
lost a leg wllile on his way 10 the stat,
cncampment at Pmkersburg. Claims
and grievances.
BY Mr.. Naylor, House Bill aO7. to
amend the law relating 10 the ineo.
poration Of cities. towns ami villages
without special CHARTERS. judiciary.
House Bill Gs. Amending the charter
Of Sutton came mp. pending motion to
put in effect from passage. 4 numb
Of members changed their votes and tae
motion failed Of receiving the necessar,
two-tnirds and was defeated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31

ATTACKED
By Torpedo Boats On the Night the
Trawlers Were Find On Say
Russian Officers.
By Associated Press.

PARIS, France, Jan. l--Russian Of
feers today testified before the Inter.
national Commission taat on the night
the trnwlers were fired on taeir tran--
port Kamtchatka was attacked by tor
pedo boats. An ofIietr on flagship
said he saw two torpedo boats ami one
almost collidcd with the flagship.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Rooevelt Returns Hom.

WASHINGTON. D. G. Jan. sl-Presi
d.nt Roosevelt and party returned from
Philadelphia this morning wnere ne
made an address at the Union League
last nignt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
TO ABOLISH
COM MISSION
And Place Panama Canal Zone and
Building of Canal in Hands of
President Roosevelt.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. Sl-Tn,
House committee on commence today
authorized favorable report on biz
TO abolish tae Panama Canal Commits.
sion and place tine Government Canal
Zone ana the building Of the canal en-
tir.ly in the nands d tine Presidenr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31

LONDON. Eng. Jan. sl-Tas Japan
sse- legation mere says oyama reports
that the Russians have left 100 dad
on the bathi~fsn since January e5.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31

Col 4. r. sesy has returned from 4
business trip to Ricamond,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
Japanes. Capture British Vessel.

TOXIC. Jan. s1-Th, Japane-c nav-
sar.ufed the British steumer wyeirla.
o. cargo q eoniraband FOR ylali-
,osiok
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31
BIG SUIT
STILL ON
IN COURT
NUMEROUS AND LENGTHY AFT
DAvITS ARE READ IN THE IM-
PoRTANT INJUNCTION CASE.
DAY MOSTLY DEVOTED TO THE
READING AND SOME SHORT DIS
cUSSIoNS OF LEGAL POINTS.

DR., Davies, For tn. Union Trust Com
pany, of Maryland, Plaintiff in TN,
Case, Begins the Argument Late IN
the Aftsnoon-case WIN Likely Go
Over To Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-01-31

advanced . il, second reading.
II. B. No. 81, requiring trustees Of in
solvent debtors to give bond, was taken
up and advanced to its second reading.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21
Progreso de Albuquerque.

Ri progreso hecho por la
ciudad de Albuquerque en- los
ultimos dos amos es fenomenal
Gales enteras de nuevas resi-
dencias Sc han cOnstruido CO.
mo por encanto y adonde qui-
era que Sc voltea la vista Sc
notan nuevos edifcios eli curse
de construction, tanto para
negOciOs mercantiles, Oflcinas
y talleTes, asi como para resi-
dencias privadas o de alquiler.
Lo mas agradable de este mo-
yimientO es que nlnguna de
las nUeVaS casaS Sc quedan va
cias por IN solo dia, 81 no que
de antemano estan va contra
tadas. La Albuquerque Land
and Improvement Company"
la cual opera Ell connection
de la empresa de tramvias
el6ctricas ha alberto y puesto
de yenta una grande y selecta
seccion de terreno dividida en-
solares, al noroeste de la ciu-
dad los cuales estan vendi6n-
dose rapidamente y llenando-
Sc de edificios. Para ese rum
bo sera construido ell siguiente
ramaI de la tramvia.-La Ban
dera.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21
Las Nuevas Leyes.

El licenciado H. l.. Ortiz, de
Santa F6, 'ha ocupado asisten-
tes para apurar Ia traducci6n
de las leyes pasadas por. la re-
ciente asamblea legislative.
Sc dice que las ,.leyes puestas
en- cuaderpos estaran lista en-
treinta dias.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21

FL gran jurado del condado
de Bernalillb en- la presente Sc
sion retorn6 muy cerca de $50
querellas legales. Cincuenta
v una siendo encontra de can
tineros por vender licores a
memories de edad. La Bande
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21

Ell Cnerpo de Comisionados
del condado de San Miguel en-
su session regular del presente
design6 a El Independence
como ell organo Official del
condado.. a. ..
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21

AL Microbes en- la tarde la tier
ma edad de treinta dIas murio la
hijita de Don Manuel Saias y edpo-
sa en- eI rancho al sur de EStancia.
Simpatizamos con los aflijidos pa
dres por su tan irreparab!e perdida.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21
PROCEDIMIENTOS OFFICIAL DEL
COMISION DEL CONDADO.
Session de la Tarde.

El cuerpo Sc reuhio segun
prorogo con todos los miem-
bros y ell escribano presente.
La proposition de r. A.
Speckmann para imprentar en-
carton la ley nueva en- relaci-
on de casamientos con ell fin.
de publican la mismo como
requerida, ,36 eopias en- Espanol
y IA copias en- Ingl6s por ell
precio de SIS, fu6 aceptada,
dichas copias lmprentadas a
aser imprentado y entregado
en- tempo para tener los pues-
tos en- publicos por ell dio "A de
Abril, ell dia de dicha ley toma
efecto.
Las siguientas cuentas fue-
ron examinados y aprovados,
ell escribano hacienda instruy-
do de no jirar ningun orden
para pagar las mismas hasta
hay dinero suficiente en- la te-
soreria con ese fin.
Tranquilino Labadie,por SER
vicios rendidos en- Santa F6 y
ell condado de Torrance como
porconvenio con los comlsio-
nados del condado, $4,000
Dunlavy Mercantile Co. para
mercancias y rentas de la Off
Gina, l4.65
Antonio J. Ortiz, Santa F6,por
aslstiendos los prisioneros12.50
P. A, Speokmann,por publican
do los procedimientos del CO.
mission y otras noticias legales
y por bIancos, ,carteras y papel-
es. 263.46
' Dora Booth, una sstufa, 800
Santiago MadriI, salario CO.
mo comlsionado p0r ell primer
cuatro, y viaie, $3.50 |
Dunlayy Mercantile Co, niue
bIes de ofcina y rentas, 1890 !
Pablo NaIdonado, ,salario CO.
mo comisionada por ell primer
cuatro, y viaje 1882 |
Julius Meyer, servicios como
interpreter, etc. 800
Geo. A. Morrison, por parti-
ondo lena, 1901
H. B. Hawkins, juez de cleo |
cion, dos dias y costos inclden-
tai de la election, $50 !
John w. Corbett, ,salario como
escribano por ell primer cuarto
estampas, fletes, etc. $500
VIM. Mcintosh, renta de la
oficina pagado, un libro y una
maquina de escribir, $3.50
E. B. Goodin, ,ayudando agri-
menzar del cuadro de la casa
de corte, LOO
Chas. f. Easley, servicios le-
gal rendidos en- connection
con la organization del conda-
or M
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21

escrlbano en- La maqulna de IT,
pa, 3.75
Diego Serna, salario como
juez de pruebas, por ell primer
cuarto, 1850
Cuentas total aprobadas,
$1,3S5.1S
Tres peticiones del precincto
do Estancia, fueron presenta-
das y leydas, una firmada por
II ciudadanos pidiendo ell
numbramiento de VIM. M.
Gregg como juez de paz, una
firmada por 81 ciudadanos pi-
diendo ell numbramiento de
John A. Lee como iuez de paz,
y Isaac Schoonovor como con-
testable, y una firmada por Al
ciudadanos pidiendo ell num-
bramiento de A. H. Garnett
como juez de paz, fueron pre-
sentadas y leydas, y sobre la
mocion de comisionado NAL
donado la peticion pidiendo el
numbramiento de A. H. Gar
nett como juez de paz fu6 con-
sedida.
Una peticion firmada por IS
ciudadanos de vecindad de la
plaza de Torrance pidiendo la
creacion de un precincto en-
aquel lugar y ell numbramlen-
to de I. N. Michaels como juez
de paz y describlendo los lin
deras del precincto, fu6 pre-
sentaday y leyda, y sobre mocion
del comisionadO Madril dicha
peticion fu6 consedida. Los
Iinderos de dicho precincto
y C''''l "0'oI''0' 0U'i'o ''5"0'
o0ll. . L 4'''Il'I oll %, 90 0o9 ull'1'
> @@"'0''0 30 10 oo0 DI' = -
! - 0n q 'irIu0l0 ~ O0' o0l UTt Tl
ool',''o9 ,,3 ,'o q :Ii.} = ll,'llo9'. UI ''lll
0o' i01'0 - 'l"' 81 'I0L 70 "'
~ 931 u l'i'' ''QlN''02'' 80 W. 90oclOli
-- o. q - ll.II = - : ''0 l'lll ''l olio"
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Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21

Oud poUlClOn IfmaQa pOr 10
ciudadanos del .precincto de
Estancia pidieDdo el numbra-
miento de J. B. Larragoite
como supervisor de los cami-
nos del dicho precincto fu6
presentada y leyda, y despues
consideraciony ell cuerpo estan
doplenamente entendido en- el
asunto, sobre mocion de Com.
Madril dicha peticion fu6
consedida.
El escribano fu6 instruido
de pedir de W. S. Hopewell,
manejador general del New
Mexico Fuel & Iron Co., 81 81
console a los comisionados ell
uso exclusive de la noria Y
molino de viento cerca del
cuadre de la casa de corte para
el fin de regar los arboles cual
la Association de desarroIla de
la Vale de Estancia proponen
poner en- dicho terreno ell even
to que tai uso exclusive esta
consedida, ell escribano fu6
instruido de notificar la dicha
association que los comisiona-
dos asumar6 ell cuidado de los
arboles que puede habercido
puestos depsues SUI junta regu-
lar en- Julio.
En- orden de hacer los reiis-
tros del co1dado complete de
su princlpio, ell escribano fu6
instruido de asegurar de los
diferentes miembros del cuer-
po de la eleccIOn, numbrado
por eI governador, para tomar
cargo de Ia election 1904, 4,antes
de la organization del condado
de Torrance, su certificates de
numbramientOs, y de conseglr
del secretariO del territorio un
transcrit0 de los retornas de
dicha election y enrejistrar ell
misc en- este o ficina.
FL cuerpo Sc prorog6 a re-
unirse April 5, a las Zen la
manana.
Estancia, N. M.
Abril 5 de 1905.
El cuerpO Sc reunic Sc
gun prorogo con todos MEM
bros y ell escribano presente.
TEL reporte de Juan Hilario
Sanchez como juez de paz del
precincto de Nanzano ensena.
ndo la suma de $22.50 foudos
del condado en- su mano como
dicha Official; fue leyda y sobre
mocion de comislonado Maid
onado fue aprovado. :
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-04-21

Don AtiIano Sanchez regreso de
la sierra ell Sabado pasado adonde
Ell paso pocas dias trabajando.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08
LawIer Makes Charges

Some of the charges made in Oscar
LAWYERS address fairly took the breath
away from the club women present who
were supporting the board, while the
attorney many times drew applause
from the other sections. In the course
Of his address he said:
THE comic opera features OF the
affair should not blind us to certain
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08

ist cars will be put into service out OF
st. Louis and Chicago.
No definite information has been
given out relative to the running of
through Pullman cars between Los An
geles and Chicago. but it is expected
that this service will be put on at the
first of the year, with a twenty-four
hours schedule between Los Angeles
and Salt Lake, the routing from Salt
Lake to be by way of the Union Pacific
and the Chicago & Northwestern.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08
SALT LAKE Is TO RUN
CARS THROUGH TO OMAHA
Twenty-Four Hour Schedule to Nor.
mon City Also Planned by
Clark Road

Preliminary to the through service to
the east which the Salt Lake expects to
put into service at the opening of the
coming tourist season, daily tourist cars
to and from Los Angeles and Omaha
and Los Angeles and Denver will be
added to the Salt Lake and Los Angeles
trains.
Officials Of the Clark road are now
awaiting the pleasure of the connect
ing roads at Salt Lake to begin the SER
vice. The Denver car will be run over
the Denver & Rio Grande out of Salt
Lake and the Omaha car will be run
over the Oregon Short Line and Union
Pacific.
When the homeseekers' rates are
placed in effect, beginning September
15 and ending October 81, through tour
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08
cORoNER's JURY CHARGES
M. VALA WITH MURDER

At the inquest held yesterday ovei
the body of Jesus Correllis, murdered
early Saturday morning in his tent at
Chatsworth Park, the verdict of the
coroners jury charges M. Vala with
the crime.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08

Hours: 9 to 70; Ia; 7-s Evenings
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08
UndeIlvered TeIeqrams

There are undelivered kilograms at
the office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company for Miss A. r. Rollins,
Mrs. j. w. Gregory, George Demming,
Mrs. ]. D. Atwood, A. M. Dortch & Co.,
H. 7. Cory, Charles e. Anderson, L.. s..
Mares, Curtis Muncey, F. S. MCGUIRE,
Thomas l.. Bell, Charlie, William Clay
ton, John l. Guion, Miss lone CASTOR, G.
M. Lerraff, Joe Reed and Camrade
GaXiOla
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08
Asks Strict Investigation

"We therefore ask you to make a
strict and legal investigation Of this
whole affair. For long time previous
to the dismissal of Miss Jones the
directors have been in receipt of com
plants alleging discourtesy on the part
of library attaches, jealousy and bicker-
ing among the employees seriously af-
fecting their efficiency and discipline,
absence of books for many times the
periods specified by the rules, such i'm
proper indexing and arrangement of the
books on the shelves as to render them
inaccessible; the possession and sale
of books belonging to the library by
secondhand dealers, frequent and con
tinuous absences from the library of the
librarian without leave, general in
efficiency in the business management
of the library, including the purchase Of
supplies under expired contracts, with
out calling for bids, and other matters
indicating lack of ability on the part
of the librarian, all of which were from
time to time investigated by us and
developed substantial foundation.
mayor McAleer was consulted at
every stage of the proceedings and ap-
proved each step. He himself advanced
another reason for removing Miss Jones
by charging her with pernicious activ-
ity in politics in attempting to secure
the appointment of a close personal
friend Of hers to a position on the
board.
sour people have during the past few
years been frequently impressed with
the force and magic of the simple
phrase "A square DEAL That is all we
ask, and we think the inquiry pertinent:
Have we received it up to this time! ?
and we submit the question to you with
the assurance that you will give us
Justice"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-08

serious conditions. A governing board
removed without investigation. 1t is
not pretended by any one that the
board acted illegally or irregularly. The
board claims that it acted in good faith
and for the betterment of the service.
No evidence has been presented to the
contrary.
I'VE are prepared to prove legally be-
fore competent court our own full
justification and the informality, ire
sponsibility, bad faith and absurdity of
the agitation which followed our dis
missal of one librarian for cause and
the appointment of successor, also for
cause. f
"The mayor called an investigation
We declined to become a party to any
such action, as he had no power to
subpoena witnesses. We would have
been forced to rely on volunteers and
could not put the witnesses under oath.
How then were we to prove the falsity
of the popular demand howl that has
been used so extensively, and to prove
that all this never had the official sane
ton of one single club or organization.
"These things are pertinent to the in
quiry. 1t is conceded we acted legally.
We claim also that not only in good
faith but wisely Until the contrary is
proved we stand in the presumption Of
;,,oaoanco
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-04-07
President Roosevelt

Willpass through Clayton some
time in the forenoon of April 18th
if the itinerary of the trip is car
rle'l out us now published. The
President will travel by special
train. in one Of the most magli.
ticent trains ever seen in this part
of the country. The train will
consist OF three cars. the first cf
which is II composite car seven, !
feet long. baggage compartment
twenty two feet long a barber sl.op
bath room, smoking room, library
and buffet. Next is tho private
car Forrest" seventy f,et long.
containing an observation room
and eight Sections of berths. The
Residents private car is th
Rocket. IL compartment sleepe,
with four private sleeping com
partments, and a dining room il
The rear, The President will pass
through here enronte from san
Antoni4, Texas; to Colorado. oil
his hunting trip.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-04-07

The Legislature of each state
and territory through which the
C.& S. Ft WMth r R, passes
sllsuld give the so called 1.-TWO
roads" anything they ask for. in
shnpa of privileges, when a Rail
Road corporation will donate the
scrv ces OF their employees free Of
charge to haul, and guard tho
Presidents special, and then will
not even grant excursion rates fol
the citizens along the line to at.
tend the Reunion for which the
President is making the trip south
to meet the members of his Rough
Riders brigade, "the services Of
which had a great deal to do with
placing the President where he il
TO day, is to soy the least, about al
shabby. a treatment as was ever &c
corded the patrons Of any road, ant
stopping to at smalla graft. Like
the Commoner we wonder if Pres.
ilent Roosevelt, can accept free
rides from the corporations he says
he is trying to subdue and be i,
eArnest in the matter. A number o
the Rough Riders we're in ou
town Wednesday and asked b.
wire for rates, and received the en-
couarging anSwer-we can d,
nothing for you.
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-04-07

Frain every state We hear tht
cry Scarcity Of timber" did you
ever stop to think that If the man
that hqM homesteaded a quarter
section of public land five years
agl and had planted five acres OF
it to timber, what it would bt
worth to dayH One acre OF land
will grow four hundred trees five
acres would produce two Thousand
traes, and by planting a tr!e adj
apt,l to the soil, stop and figure
up what an acre would be wortl
for fence posts alone. Black Lo-
Gust is well known post timber
il grows rapidly, is we'll adapted
to harl, stiff, soil, and stands more
drought than any other timber
used for posts, These properties
MAKE it very popular in man!
parts of the west. Set out an acre
or two ON some OF your waste lant
it is j safe investment
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-04-07
New Marriage Law.

An Act regarding lArriages
providing for uniform system OF
records therefor, and for other par.
poses. H. B. No, l29.
The net makes r license rrquis
ite before marriage can be sol.
emniz d i'll the Territory. The
license is to be obtained from the
probate clerk, but parties residing
more than ten miles from the
county seat may maze application
tor license to any person authoriz-
ed to perform marriages who is tt
make no charge for securing sucll
license for the contracting couple
The person who officiates at the
marriage must require tho pro
duction of the license before ht
San solemnixe the marriage anC
nust i'll addition satisfy himself u,
to the legal qualifications Of tlit
persons desiring to enter into the
married state. The person otficiat,
ing must certify the marriage tc
the probate clerk within ninty
days after the ceremony, who shal
record it in a properly indexct
marriage record book A fec o
one dollar is to be paid the probat,
clerk for issuing the lice'se an(
recording it. A copy of this nc
is to be posted by the probat,
clerk of each county in at l:as
three conspicuous places in eacl
precin It of the county. The ae
also prcscribes the form of license
form of application and form o
certificate. Violations of the lay
are punishable by n fine oh fror
$50 to 500 and imprisonment c
from ten to sixty days,
Clayton enterprise. [volume] (Clayton, Union County, N.M.) 1888-1906, 1905-04-07
Cimarron Notes

Frank Forrest of Statewide has
been dangerously sick for the past
week but is slowly recovering un
der the treatment of DR.. Lane OF
Kenton.
Alex Mckenzie is baptising his
sheep this week at his ranch Oh
Tuckalate according to practical
rites and method.
Jno. w. Foster, member Of the
new Copper Co. has been detained
by the rain several days longer
than he wanted to stay but the an
noyance was greatly abbreviated
by the kind hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Mckenzie, Mr.. Fosters
home is in Wichita, Kansas.
Several of our citizens are alb
sent this week attending TO busi
ness at the County Seat Mrs, w
E, Davis aud Son Will. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lumpkins and family
are among the absent ones.
Grass is coming fast, especially
in Flat Head, Peacock, Like anC
Sheep Pen Canyons and the cattl,
are beginning an energetic harves
We are glad for them as the pas
severe winter has been unusually
trying on their vitality.