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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-07


w. F. Brown was up from Dexter
today.
The Diamond Ice and Packing Co.
lar is pure. Try it. tt
Sharp & Major will appreciate our
trade. 2O3 E. End st. tip
j. H. Croft went to the Stockyards
this morning to hunt.
Have your horse shod at Sharp &
Majors, 2O3 E. End ST. tip
Henry Phillips, of Artesia. was a
visitor in Roswell today.
NJ. A. Thomas arrived today from
Texas on a business visit.
C. s. Hoffman was up from Artesia
today visiting with friends.
Mrs. R. F. Epperson went to Por-
tales today to visit her parents.
]. c. Elliott came up from Artesia
this morning for a short business vi
sit.
Will Allen was among those who
came up from Artesia today on bu-
siness.
Pile driving and anything in the
structural line done by Murray &
Sanger.
Don't fail to ask for New England
ham and pressed ham. handled by U.
s. Market. If
NIL
ly improved and are now practically
recovered.
FOR RENT.-16o acres with private
water. Apply to F. A. Crizer. Ros-
we'll. N. NJ. StdStw
j. 3. Inield returned to his home
in Artesia last night after a few days
visit with friends in Roswell.
Miss Nellie Jones is expected home
this evening from Doyle, Ark. where
she has been teaching school.
Miss Mabel McElroy left this morn
ing for Kansas City, where she will
visit relatives a couple~-Se ks.
FOR RENT-Nice three-room cottage
centrally located. good .>neighbor-
hood.-Dr. E. H. Skipw4th SO t6*
J.. r. Steedman, of Sherman. Texas,
who has been here looking after bu-
siness interests, left last night for
Carlsbad.
Mrs. Mart Corn, Jr, who has lei
very i'll at her home in Eden Valley.
m -S1.1 -@w<h ~ RnSunll "a nnU
much improved.
o. p. wynne. who las been connec-
ted with h Jana-Prager store. left
this morning for Fort Worth tS~sc
cept a position there.
r. M. Hall<L Sullivan, Rev.
McQueep-6fay and F. G.. Tracy retur-
ned to their home in Carlsbad last
night after a two days visit in Ros-
well.
Herman Metz arrived last night
from St. Louis n put up at the Shell
nv. He reports that there is snow all
the way from St. Louis to Roswell
He is here for a visit OF recreation
AUCTION sALE.[ have bought
the Porter shop BIT North Main.
Shaves, Is cents straight; hail cuts
% cents; shampoo. rs cents; baths,
25 cents: hair SINCE. Is cents.IX-
N. Brown o~
III. J. Herringfs who-has been with
q party OF drillers putting down a
well on the Hagerman ranch. came
I'm this morning and reported that he
and his men had to stop work on &C
count of the cold weather.
NJ. Price, the general merchant, w.
c. Halliburton. h lumber dealer
and Frank Anderson. the real estate
man. all prominent citizens of Dexter.
returned to their home last night al
ter q visit of a few days In Roswell :
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-07
The Best Physic

When you want a physic that is
mild and gentle, easy to take and GER
tain 20 act, always use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all druggists.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-07
sebool eoard Did Not Meet

The city school board was to have
cid one of its regular meetings last
night, but it was called off ON &C
count of the severe weather The
meeting will be held on h call of
the president, Major Mark Howell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-07
Notice.

Due to the ~inclemency Of the wea-
Their, the meeting of the Fraternal
Union of America has been postponed
until further notice.
J.. E. HAMILTON, Secretary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-07
JUDGE Lea Much Worse.

From relatives it is learned that
Judge Frank Lea was much worse
today. He was taken worse early this
morning. and all day his condition
was on the decline.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-07
Notice.

Hack from Star Meat Market daily
to Hondo dam Leaves between sew
en- and eight o'clock.-John Purviance
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
VIOLATED GAME LAW.

A. G. Newly OF Chinook was taken
to kaIispell last week by Deputy
Game Warden Lowndes and is await
ing hearing on q charge of killing
elk out of season. Newly says he
was ignorant Of the fact that he was
breaking the game law when he shot
the elk
IN company with other parties, he
came in from Chinook to hunt, and
went into the woods at Nyack. An
elk was killed and the head shipped
to Chinook to a man in that town. 1t
is reported that there were three in
the crowd, and that they had a
number Of dogs which they used in
chasing deer and elk.
1t is reported also that another elk
was shot and badly wounded, but not
killed.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
Developed Genius.

Lady-Do you think that your in
ventive genius was hereditary or &C.
veloped? Inventor-I owe it all to my
dear wife. When we were first married
I used to stay late at the CLUB. and my
wife cross questioned me severely
whenever | came home late The ne
cessity Of inventing fresh excuses tax
ed me to the utmost, and this faculty
became SO abnormally developed that
as soon as | turned it to business &C.
count | made fortune with ease
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26

For perfect fitting glasses, fine
watch repairing or engraving go t.
Strouse.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. +. NJ
Fryburg next Thursday afternoon. A
good attendance is desired
The Helena Record struck the nail
on the head when it advocated in its
editorial columns the repeal of the
merchants local license. The Record
says, the license is an injustice and
no other state has adopted this meth
Od OF obtaining revenue. We earnest
ly hope Representative. Brigham will
work for the repeal of this license on
the lines suggested by the Record.
The Royal Neighbors met Saturday
evening and installed officers for the
ensuing term. They were rendered
pleasant surprise after their cerenlo-
MES when the Woodman bounced
down upon the camp with baskets
ldueh with ali sorts OF good things to
eat. The camp fire was lighted and
coffee served with the lunch. After a
general good time of feasting, speak
ing and music, the company engaged
in a genuine old-fashioned dance.
"Your neighbours Wife," a clever
played to a full house Mon
day night at the opera house "Buster
Brown" is a wonderful child actor.
and whether singing, dancing or act
ing he was at all times the center
around which the performance re-
VolVed. The band and orchestra
gave some tine selections, and the
trombone solo is we'll worthy of men
ion. All the speciaities were good,
md If ever the company return to
4ayre they will again be greeted by
large and appreciative audience.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
PHOTOGRAPHS.

r. G. Sanders. Hayre's new photo
grapher, is giving special induce
ments to those needing work done in
his line. Photographs from soc. up
to $1,000. All work guaranteed. Call
and see samples of his work. Next
to Hayre Meat market.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
How Men Die.

More men die from worry than from
overwork; more stuff themselves to
death than die Of starvation more
break their necks falling down the eel
lar stairs than climbing mountains.
G. Fl. Lormer.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-26
LOCAL MENTION

~" pe1ouiudy Ill nOnOf OF lis
Annlbel Mackenzie.
Geo. I. Sanderson has been contine,
10 MS home for the past week with ;
severe attack of the grip,
LOsT-A black pocketbook contain
ing one black kid glove and white lin
GA handkerchief. Finder call at this
once and receive S1.OO reward.
a whole carload of the celehr,t al
A'll1eusef-Busch original Budweise1
ootCled beer was received this week
do west Bros "A beer in the hand
IS worth two in the Anhenser-Rnsch J,
count ). Fl. Skusa returned home
oesoay evening from Great Falls.
having nearly recovered from a lone
oiese OF sickness. The Counts friends
are all rejoicing to see him back to
earth again.
Messrs. j. A., ID. S., Walter and
MISS Annibel Mackenzie were s,m-
l1ohed TO their home at Wabasha
MINI, Monday, upon receipt of a
message stating the dangerous Hines,
OF their mother.
The Cooks and Waiter and Havre
Laundry Workers have taken up the
cuogel against the Chinese labor Of
'i11> Guy, ana have asked the co-oper
"'loh OF other unions 1t is needless
TO say they will receive it.
Richardson & Richardson, the
grocers, have installed A twelve ton
Middleton oven ia the rear Of their
store for their bakery and are TURNING
out an excellent quality Of bread, pies.
cakes and other bakery goods They
solicit trial order from all.
The Eagles held another of their
entertaining social sessions Friday ey
ening, when all the members invited
their friends to participate. Speach
es, toasts and fines interspersed with
made up an evening of
Qualification.
Mrs. &. H. Whitman, Of Chinook.
viii be in the city Monday afternoon
Ill the home Of Rev. and Mrs. W. B.
I Dung. Those interested in vocal
music lessons are requested to call
and consult her relative to organizjuc
Il class here
Presbyterian Church Services
Preaching, ii a. m; Sunday school,
10 p. M; estminster Guild. ..
m; preaching, 100 p. m. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting, 7:3O D. IN.
You are cordially invited to these
services. K. W. Pool, pastor.
The regular services will be held
1t the NJ. L. church Sunday. Morning
services at II O'Clock. Evening ser
vices at 1870 O'Clock. Epworth League
services at 6:30 p. m. Sunday school
n the afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ng at 1870 O'Clock.
Gordon West received a cOmmunica-
rom his friend, Roy Carnal, yester-
lay, stating that he had position as
light clerk in the Pacific Hotel at
Docatello, Idaho. Roy is an alI-round
nan at anything lie undertakes and
las an ambition that will place him
1t the head of his co-Workers
Fl. E. HOLSTER returned from his
EASTERN trip Monday. He had rather
f,,k t,s,, ,,t,. !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17

nothing worse than a bad shaking
up.
Fatalities We're to Railroad Men.
The fatalities and injuries were TO
the crews Of the engines and work
men employed by the railroad. The
nen on their way to their homes, I'M
small towns along the Western Mary
land, 70 spend Sunday. When the
crash came those on the engine Jump
~ or were thrown from the train ana
We're only injured Those III the bag
SAGE car We're terribly manglei ana
the crews Of all three engines were
Killed Their bod es are all believed to
be under the wreckaga Of the engines
Just before the first relief train
ar 'nging the Injured to hospitals here
ielt ne scane of the wreckaga about
aem began nj bana. !
The first relief train ID reael hero
brought eleven badly iniurei and onn
VINO had died m the tfip Thase' taker
rom the wreck dead were taken L,
Westminster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
Bachelors and snlnetera.

The piratical bachelor Is a more
dangerous as we'll as a more popular
variety, he careers through life for
a time as IL buds were produced for
ms exclusive but momentary delecta-
ton His downfall Is merely mat.
Ter OF years and he is snatched out
ol the ranks or is caught, clipped and
turned loose so expedltionsly that his
reputation as conqueror Is smashed
ana he joins the soured brigade. The
common or garden variety of bachelor
~ the most numerous. There are
bachelors who were born to remain an
such and there are others who, appar-
emily from no fault of their own. are
uEahe to become bonedlcts. But, as
a class, bachelors are not more desery.
Ing OF censure than spinsters, though
these, OF course, are entitled to more
consideration. - Washington Post.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
RACING STABLE
FOR KID NJ COY
FuGiLisT's RICH rIANcE FuRN.
'sHEs The MONEY FOR THE
HoRsEs--WiLL MARRY s5,ooo,-
600 WIDOW.

hsd Mccoy, and par sf t,an s5..
oaa.o00 inherited by Mrs. E telle Nil II
who is 10 be hts wife, are expected VI
cut a wide swalh In the racing worId
Mccoy ~ very busy hnying III MI
wires name a good string 1T horeses
winch ne expects to race this season.
says special from Naw York.
MRS, ELL s and her husbana.tore
went 70 the Grayesend track Yesterday
n Mercedes car. and while ~ rha
Whitney sable auction sale purchaser
Pamela for $1,000 This was taa first
intimatiop anyone lad of what thev
were doing, and Mccoy at first daniei
mat he was going into the rae ns buSE.
ness. Finally he admitted Il. npweyer
and gave an ouiine al wnat he was AZ.
ng
Yeste day he made applica on X,
the stewards of the Jockey Club for
colors for life" He has decided IA
use primrose with white cots. Jehn
Thornby mas been asked to tlke
charge Of the stable for this Seasun.
ana ne NJ trying 10 induce Johns " n,
ride for him. Mccoy and his tlancea
had several friends with Rem III ther
automobile yesterday, ana occupied 4
prom 'ncnt box during the racing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
ALL THREE ENGINES WERE
REDUCED TO SCRAP IRON
Fatalities Nearly All Confined to Railroad
Men Who We're On Their Way Home
to Spend Sunday--Wreckage
Caught Fire.

baltimore, June 17.-By far the
worst wreck in the history OF the
Western Maryland railroad occurred
this evening at Patapsc9, small sta.
tion between Weatminis.ef ana Flnks.
burg, At least eighteen peap'e are he,
l.eved to have ben killed and d score
or more injured,
Passenger train No w1st bound
was running at aish rae Of spaea
When near tie stat en named II crash
ed into doubls healer feel Vat run
ming cast All three engines we're r.
dnced n scrap lloa eypregs ana biz
safe carson tts pas ses gsr trsain were
smashed and \ number 81 freight cars
splintarssi- Iae passenger coaches slls
talned little injury and almosr without
excaptisn the + occupant escaped with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
FATAL SUNSTROKEI
John Hart, Riyerman, found
Dead Yesterday Afternoon
HAD GONE TO SLEEP UNDER A
TREE ON OPPOSITE SIDE or
X THE STONE WALL NEAR
FOURTH STREET.

Illinois Central Special Officer Pat.
rick Mcnamara yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock found the lifeless form OF
John Hart. a river man, lying on the
opposite side Of the concrete wall a
few rads below the Fourth street
crossing.
Hart had gone to sleep on board
nnder the shade of a tree, but had
rolled down the embankment few
feet into the sun and the coroner pro
nthinced his death due to sunstroke.
He was a well known river man and
deckhand and was familarly known
as Jack 1T Harts" He IL survived
by brother, who was in the city at
the time Of his DEATH and by a sister
Mrs. Lulu Lenord Of l22. Poplar street
IT. Louis. The remains will be shin
ped 70 Sc. Louis today for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
WILD REPORTS AFLoAT AZ
TO LIKELIHOOD or war.

Paris, June 17.--Strained relat, ne
betWcen France and Germany n acbed
the cnlminat ng stage today and for !
time tho public mind was distracted
between reports that the two conn.
tries were on the eve Of a war thar
woudl set Europe ablazo and reis ur.
ing declarations that diplomacy stlll
heid firm grasp upon the situation
fortunately the situation was much
renewed tonight after 4 long n or.
ance between Prince Won Radol \
herman ambassador TO France. and
Premier Ronvier. This distinctly
showed that diplomatic intercourse
mad NOT reached the point Of rupture
More YER II Ii known that EXCHANGES
between Radolin and Rouvier which
seemed on the point Of breaking yes.
terday, were again brought with n nor.
NAL channelr. At the same time
aiarfnlst reports had thoroughly arcns
ed public apprehension that grave
eventuailties are possible Ii hot lmmi.
nent
Az Notwithstanding public uneasiness
over these reports, there is not the
Y ghtest evidence that France IA bro
'onnaly moved or that the people GerI
Dusty apprehend war. None OF The
eNcitlng scenes that preceded the
tranco-Prussian war are occnrring.
nero Is no public effervescence, no
nob clam and no threats Of indig.
''ty 70 German officials or residents.
Iha conference between Radolin
'nd koyier appears 70 have been de.
'isive In restoring a better state Of
ceiling, besides re-opening the pour
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
PAPER TRUST LOSES
IMPORTANT POINT
Federal Judge forces Ii 10 Pro.
dnce It's Books
TO SUPPLY EVIDENCE
IN RESPONSE TO poasEcu.
TONS SEARCH FOR PROOF
TO SHOW THAT 1T is AN
ILLEGAL coMRlNA.
TlON.

MiiWankee, June 17-Tha General
Paper company sued BY the aavarn.
ment q determine whether ii il
trust In restraint Of trade. baa ,oat III
contention hetre the United states
circuit court that tt should nat u
compelled to produce It'll books ii nm.
ply evidence IN response ii the nrasa.
eafon's search TOR evidence United
Stases Circuit Judge Seaman render.
| ed the decisions.
VIII Appeal the Case.
Attorney James b. Flanders rsnro.
aentins the paper company. savs NJ
VII carry the matter ID tie circntt
court # appeals without delay and
'he company probably win continue II
resist The attempts of the govern
ilfent Y attorney, pending q flnal Ill.
1ud cation of the matter.
The government IL completely W..
tofions IN its contention except fhaf
the bonds which are to be produced
uhder The courts order shall not uasa
oat 81 fhe possession III sle defend.
ant' save N Gaze of pressing need
An important Decision,
lha decision. II upheld by fha MIN.
~ Z nffa. Will have an important
Feafing upon future fights against all
Trusts The power to EXAMINE tba
#popks n any corporation, to learn IN
nnerfpn#t secrets and compel ans-
wtrs frayaa offieials to all ra,avaae
sIliestions. will be all Important III In N.
taf4 pro eeutiE na al well Id III ,ha
sase "A haad,
nnriAg the ,xaniratipu beYara \
n''elal master conducted Iii tEe pty.
aptAept s'b "c ns nf allessil lffpl.
sa5leg ssote siiade to about two shEras
y ttle qneii ols asked ii was eha-p.
Y that contracts mada with eartai,,
newspapers, for instance, we're Wholly
irrelevant.
ne prosecution said they were rel-
want since they showed contracts "
pc made tolely BY the General panar
company thus aiding III the prnaf ae i
trusts existence Objection st irray.
4Sahcy was raised ao frequently rhat
ne examination almost ceased ID
make progress save for lnfornation
Nhleh The prosecut on had succeeded
y getting from stber sources, and the
'auri was iirally asked 10 make the
ieieh answer and produce books
moving The profits made. expenses
= me corporation, the manner of lts
'fganlzaiion and the like. In his
,uling.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
PRESIDENT MAY
ACT AS ARB|TER
Between France and GERMANY
as to Morocco
REASSURINC ADVICES
REACH WASHINGTON REGARD,
ING NEGoTiATIoNs-LlkELI.
HOOD OF WAR GROWS
MORE IMPROBABLE.

washington, June 17-Reassurine
adyices reached Washington toda,
from official sources regarding tho
Moroccan negotiations at Paris
which. VIII lie they indicate that war
between Germany and France il I'M
probable, indicate the extreme del.
eacy OF the situation, Berlin takes q
much more ptimistic view of the sit
uation than Paris Germany claims
that negotiations are proceed ng with
the utmost good will on both sides
and with the probability of an early
settlement of all existing difficulties.
Paris also processes good viii and the
pirit of extreme frlendllness, but IA
unable to foresee the outcome and ID
exceed ngly anxious 10 find out what
rs back OF Morocco and what are Ger
n%nys real Intentions"
May Call on Roosevelt.
RMS Is the light in which the sit
uation has been presented 10 Washing.
ton Diplomats here attach consider.
abie significance to the promptne. 4
and franknes with which Emperg
Wllliam and Pres dent Loubet have
kept President Roosevelt informed At
aach development In the situation and
70 the care which both have taken u
present their respective positions III
iGll "a the White House. In the event
2f me failure Of the Paris negotiations
EUROPEAN ambassad II tonipht d x
pfe5sea the bel ef that the president
may sia called On for asst tance. noth
defilany and Frame, who afe rpira n
hS from any direct eff srt Ia draw III
me unitEd States know informally
haf inns government does nat eonsid
" American interests III Moroccy VII.
scent 70 warrant any Initiative il tie
oaft OF the president regarding the
INVITATION Of the sultan to the powe ~
p participate in an internatif nal en-.
erence. The American acceptance of
nat invitation will be on condition
nat the powers signatory to the Mad
I'd convention II are in favor of such y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
She TOOK FOUR SHOTS
at the Fleeing Form of Her Husband
on Commercial Avenue Last Even.
Ing But No One Was Hit.

AT G o'clock yesterday evening
when the streets were filled with peo
pie on their way home from work
Ida Hogan, colored, while under the in
fiuence Of cocaine, started after her
husband, Bob Hogan, who conduts a
small restaurant at the corner of
Twelfth street and Commercial ave
nue., with a 3S-calibre revolver.
lie was standing In front Of his
place when she came out with the
revolver and when he saw 1t he com
menced 70 run In the direction of DO.
lice headquarters, on Commercial ave.
nue.. She started after him and fred
four shots bef4re she could be arrest.
cd Fortunately her aim was decided.
~ bad and all the shots went wild
and no one was hit.
A charge Of dlscharging fire arms in
the city limits was placed against her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
ANGEL OF PEACE
TO THE WORLD
CARDINAL GIBBONS so DECLARES
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT -
SAYS THE WORLD OWES HIM
A GREAT DEBT.

Washington. June II. Cardinal Glib.
bons, who Is in Wash ng.on on church
business, called on the president to-
day The cardinal congratula ed Pres.
ident Roosevelt upon his success in
negotiations for peace between Russia
and Japan.
He is an angel of peace to the
world said Gibbons. alluding 10 the
PRESIDENT, "and the world owes him a
g'eat debt He deserves congratula
ton and praise for h noble effort :"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
The Adjcctived ChInaran.

A Johannesburg correspondent
sends a photograph OF a shop front n
that town bearing the inscription
Mrs. ---. Laundrcss. No --------
Cinnamon or Indians employed" This
trade sign Indicates In flash the
state Of opinion in the Rand capital
It Is symptomatic that the novel sign
board was ordered down BY the po
lice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
DENIES RuMoR OF TROUBLE
IN THE ROYAL ARcANuN

Rome, N. Y, June i7--H Howard G
Virgins, supreme regent OF tie Roy
AZ Arcanum, today pronounced false
the published reports that the;e had
oeen q meeting here Of some mem
bers or the supreme connc to consid.
er plansto prevent secession M coun.
cilf from the order VIII ch the report
alleged was threatened lie says Tho
society Is In prosperous ctndiiio,
and the membership increasing. u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
KILLED WIFE BECAUSE SHE
OBJECTED 10 HIS RicAMy

en- cago, June l7--Aficr de~erting
lls young wife because She protested
against hin having another wife IN
autope, Anton Port thAs afternoon re-
turned 20 the home he had left, and
murdered his wife by shonting her
'hree times. Port. after killing Ills
" ~ shot himself through the head.
dying instantly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17

Say" remarked the fresh Office
10Y, TN bettin' dat de guy wot poses
IS de shippin' clerk fer dis establish.
cent is gettin ready to ask youse ter
q de de-cottage act Wild him. j"
Why, the IDEAL" exclaimed the
luffy-haircd typewriter.
OATS right" continued the kid
With large, open-faced grin. u
heerd him aslSin' de bookAeeper yister
day wot salary youse wuz gittin'."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-17
STREET FAIRS ILLEGAL.
Attorney General Stead Renders i'm.
portant Decision.

Springfield, H., June f7.-Attorney
General Stead gave the Spinion TODAY
that me street fairs held by county
agricultural societies, did not come
under the provisions Of the law which
provides for an allowance Of 5000 a
year toward county agricultural SO.
cieties, VIII ch hold county fairs as
provided by law.
lie holds however, that 1t is illegal
and unlawful to hold a street fair In
the streets OF any city.