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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Toppenish, Washington.

t--.---. -
Ihe biggest car Ioau .. ei"'s aus
ever Ianueu mere "''''eu ." 'i"'O"
.'D' '"o -. y, :. $40 now ,,icL
81, 1,at ha,,,as and wnrk at yood
, ai' 49,
las p. McCaslin is on a hop ranch
at s4O per month with house and
lorchsrd furnished. Also work At
good prices for each of his children.
Bonnie Belt got a good place with
Mr. Sbatfsr on a fine fruit ranch.
Nod Crnce il with the Thomas
brothers on another fruit ranch.
Dict scatt ia at zuIab
-, ,, 49,. r,h, nan
l-s.,.Si..
r,,t,, s,,..u 49,. -,
~ I'M 60 "'
inc rest oi tue ISiii'''es s'opPeu III
'"o '"'''"' '0''' So" -
tue young "en went " NoNee'
sister '"''e! 10 '"'s
Joe Maxwell looks as natural hoe
ing hops rs he would scrsping out
tobacco In Caldwell county
Jim Johnson can't find any corn to
grind, so he is still looking at the
country.
Mrs. Crayne IL looking fine. As
usual. and likes the country and
Iclimate so well that she will not
come back To Kentucky soon.
uiss r,,,. w,odsIi b.s , ,;.o
H. % Gov I, t,c, avorr,od, a.
o.. Y..Liw. v.I,sy nos . a,a ,i.aa
-
"e " ~. 'u0s . D.'u'''u' ''vu''y
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
DYCUSBURG.

Root. Milfoy is giving the finish.
iug touches o. CO... canning factory.
Rev ,has. IiafS will preach ~
the baptist chdfch tho gnd sunday
Mf. aui Mf.. Chs. smith. Of Liv.
iosstou, wyfs iu town Monday.
Grimm 4 Well. are erecting cot.
iAsv u1 Main street
Mrs. rurlvy is dangerously 40.
s'r Richardson gave ~ excursion
Ia Nashville SUNDAY, 90 return pa
DAY.
Miss Vernon Rutherford has r.,
turned g. her home IN Clarksvill,
after several weeks visit 90 telativs.
here.
a uue horse belonging % bar
Hofuback dropped dead last week.
Mu. Matte smith, u Livingston
was iu town last week.
Mrs. p. Bussey will attend IN,
wedding u a nephew in Louisvill,
next week,
ME. Es,ells Richards 10 ia Padu
cab.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
GLENDALE.

some oitas farmers afs planting
corn.
Henry Terry asI w,fs attended
church a. Hurricane sunday.
RM. Franks vas bete saturday.
Robert Johnson Is on the sick l,.t.
Mrs, Bessie Moore aud sister, Mis.
Cora, were shopping ia Marion Fri
day,
Miss Clara Hurley aud brother,
Master Howard. attended church a,
Hurricane sunday.
Robert Thomas, u rolu. visited
his uncle, Il. ". Thomas. satutda,
night.
Lloyd Hardin visited friends Al
lola Saturday aud sunday.
J II. Moore aud family visited
=. G. Moore sunday.
Miss t,ors Johnson visited neat
here Wednesday.
l., c. Terry is working Ia tss bot,
toms this week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
HON. JOHN m. PINCkNEf
oFTExAS
is KILLED IN A FIGHT.
Troops are Taken to Scene
To Prevent Further
Trouble.

HEMSTEAD, Tex, April 25.-At
a mass meeting here last night, call
ed for the purpose Of petitiouing the
governor to send rangers here to en-
force the local option law, J. \.
Brown, leading lawyer and a -tsunch
Prohibitionist, began shooting,
which became general In al instant.
Three men we're killed, one man was
fatally injured and two others seri.
ously wounded
The dead. y. Brown. Congress.
man John NJ. Pinckney, Tom pinck-
ney.
John Mills, leading Prohibition
ist, II Is feared cannot survive. Doc
Tompkins, private secretary Of Con-
gresham Pinckney, aud Rolling
Brown, son Of J. y. Brown, ace bad.
ly wounded. but just how seriously
cannot now be determined. There
are many armed mon on the streets,
but it /. not believed there will be
any more trouble.
The governor was notified aud sent
rangers heie. A special train was
Iuu from Houston with surge "a
attend the wounded.
There has been bitter feeling lot
several years over the prohibition
question and the recent election
when the "antis failed to gain the
victory they had expected, padded
to this. The whole county has beef
divided into factions A. Aresult.
Recently Tucker PineAuey,
brother of John ~ PInekney, "a
shot 20 desth by negroes.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

TRAPlST MONKS.-The Tfapist
monks, who recently came tosGeth-
semane, Ky have been donated sew
eral thousands OF acres Of public
lands by the State Of Oregon, at the
solicitation OF the Roman Catholic
Bishop Of Portland, aud seventeen
Trspists left Louisville last night.
The Trappists Are scientific farmers
aud horticulturalists, aud will devel-
op the lands 10 oregon. They will
build church aud monastery A.
seon ~ they arrive at their destinA-
ton. other members Of the order
from France, where the TrAplsts have
been suppressed, will join those Ia
Oregon. The rrappisrs tried 10 sr-
cure land IN Kentucky but the cost
was too great, and they accepted the
free lands in oregon.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
IRON HILL

Rufus Farmer, Of sturgIs, has
moved TO the Skidmote house on
J. VI. Walkers iarm.
Aunt Sis Wakes Is worse aud her
recovery is doubtful.
Misses Stella aud Ruby Dean ,i..
tied Miss Mable brennan SUNDAY.
John Stewart. wife aud little sou
visited NJ Dora Thomas, u near
Madi-ouyt,., Saturday and sunday.
Cloe, the little daughter ot Mr
and Mrs. Nick Fox, has catarrhal
fever.
ffess Cummings w-ut g. II
Charles last week.
Zsch. CullIus vas iu this yiciui,y
last week buying cattle.
A number of our young p,opl,
attended Easter services AZ ~. Vim
cent. In Union county, sunday.
Misses Carrie Mcdonnell sod boa
Walker visited friends aud fslativ.
10 Mariou Saturday aud SUNDAY.
urie Terry and vile, who uayI
been attending school ~ Elstnu
have returned buue aud ar vt.ltiui
Mts. rerrys tstupr, D. l.. Hout Z
this week.
Albert Hofuiuv, Vt Wrhs'rr count
VESTED Maurice Iiurnios Salufda
aud sunday.
Tom ~ walker visited his ~
shum, Duclr Bsu roWcty, sunday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
T0LU.

Mrs. Harry Stone is reported bet
tsf.
We had Hne Easter aud Il is
thought that good weather will nov
continue.
Joseph Mason aud wife. ot Cave.
in-Rock, visited their daughter. Mrs.
b. W. Stone, Saturday aud sunday
W., p. uowoll sold = fne l1t oi
hogs 90 Lacey Mootc Monday,
We are still In the ring. We ate
here 10 stay aud 10 give you your
moneys worth every time. Come
10 see We, d, W, STONE.
Bucknef Croft aud w. r.. Dowell
each brought from Marion a fine
traction engine last week.
our chairs are the cheapest.
u. ", STONE.
A girl baby wA,bofn 20 the wife Of
Fred Ovens last Friday.
Wheat lie looking ine In this sec
tion.
CO Humphrey carried the mai
Monday.
Don't fail TO call on u. W. Stone
when 10 Tolu aud subscribe for The
Record A special deal :. nov Of
Tered you.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
MINING COMPANIES
SUED IN hopkins FOR
BACK TAXES
Made Defendants by Rove
nue. Agents $4,000, 900
Involved.

Suits were dled Tuesday At Mad
isouville by A, NJ. Harrison, revenue
agent for the state At large, by bis
attorney, K. J OmshAuey, against
the various coal companies Of Hop.
klns county, the amount beiog tlO,-
OOO,OOO, IN the aggregate, claiming u
have been omitted by the companies
IN the past five years under the stat
utes requiring coal mines 70 be listed
tor taxation.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
REGULAR EPIDEMIC
OF HORSE STEALING IN
THIS REGION.
Police Are Amazed at the
Number of Animals
Stolen.

The horse stealing mania which
seems to be sweeping over the coun-
try has struck Henderson and Hop
kins counties. Within the last week
more horses have been stolen in
these two counties than there had
been in nearly year previous. says
the Henderson Cleaner.
The members of the local police
force declare that the records will
not show as many thefts Of horses in
a month as have been stolen in the
last FIVE days. They are appalled, at
the number Of thefts aud the success
the thieves have 10 getting away
from officers.
Almost daily reports come from
other counties in the state and from
adjoining counties telling of horses
being stolen. The police daily re-
ceive circulars telling them about
horse thefts and giving description
OF the property. Such reports have
been coming the police regularly for
several weeks past but the wave
had not struck this section until last
week.
II seems strange that horse thieves
can get away so easily. The state Of
iers a standing reward Of $50 to ev'
cry person who catches a hors,
thief and the officers never fail tC
work hard on such cases. Again Il
would seem to be hard job 10 dis
pose Of horse withoutarousing sus
picion In making a cheap sale anC
when the police are on the wAtehou
Ter such deals.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

HOUSTON, Tex. april 25.-rhe
ailutant general left Austin shortly
before last midnight Tor HemsteAi
aboard a special train with hAl' =
dozen rangers. Al Manor tie locsl
military comTauy was picked up
And troops will arrive NJ Hem.tsai
early this morning. The town b.
quiet. but feeling d. tense.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

port 10 the effect ttattt.-.
Of Admiral Togos ,q4.Ifs,
MAsampo on Apfil o. a.,
Che Foo from Korea Ts.u
~ At st. Petersburg i.abse
bility 4 TOT ofts couesra...
col. ~ the hostile nssi,Nt,
believe any great 90 i.-s
dght isimme,ii,tsly Imas-
iiea 10 that Togo piIl i.'~.
action until DO has mal.u-
10 cripple The Ru..isa -., /.
DO attack
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
From Day to Day.

BISHOPS MEET,-The semi-An-
uual conference Of the bishops Of the
Methodist Church, North, began 30
Louisville yesterday with bishops
present from all sectious Of the
country. The Board of Church Ex'
tension Of the Methodist Church
south, will begin It's annual meeting
today Ia Louisville.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

MILWAUKEE. April Frank
Bisr.ow, former prssiieut ot the
First National Baus, who t. charged
with embestliug = million aud q
half dolIsts tilei a petition la bank.
tup,cy today. ~. debts aggregate
t3mUl aud asset. 'l5Nnu. Ssy.
stsl lsfse estates st- Involved.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
TICKET NOMINATED
BY The DEMOCRATS OF
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY April - -
The democratic primary fof tho
nomination ~ candidates Cor next
Novsmbers election iu Louisville
and Jefferson cuu,ty a.. qliet. The
vote was unusually large, consider.
ins the Indictment veAtbet sui The
fact tha, the candidates iot many II
the per,psStive office. we're withou,
opposition.
Paul &. Batth, who will be declAr,
cd tho Democratic nominee tor may,
- II Louisville wien the Democrat
ic city and county executive com,
miitee meets Friday 60 canvass a.,
Z returns, received nearly eve'y vot,
cas-, Ia tho enthusiastically 1900
This i. quite = compliment 10 Mr
Batth.
General Interest conferred tn a.,
races lot county Judge, county asses
sot city auditor aud city clerk
Judge Charles A. Wilson ran a 10
mAfkable race, winning over ]. ]
Fitzgerald; Magistrate John NJ. Al
ans Won over =. :. Ray fot count,
assessor, Lyme Hsfudop Won owe
Charles Ncumsyef tct city auditor
aud Az Oldham received the nomi
nation over Albert Gray,
Mrs. Rose Stoncstteot was nomi
mated for superintendent az count,
schools, defeating two men by lare
majority.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Frisco May Get T. c.

1t is reported that deal is on foot
for the purchase Of the Tennessee
Central Railroad by the st. Louis h
San Francisco Railroad, aud that
the latter will build au extension
from Hopkinsville, KY to either
Evansville, Ind, or Joppa, lllr tC
connect with the Chicago h Eastern
Illinois division of the Frisco sys
tenn
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

Suit was filed at BovlIn,o|
the receiver Of p. ]. p,,
bank asking for toe apnol.,
receiver for the Green p,, \
Manufacturing AMI T,,,
company, alleging th,,p.'
to the bank In the sum a,
600 for money advanced
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
.R|GElOW ARRESTED
Claims Assistant Cashier
Helped Him.

MILWAUKEE, April 25.-Frsnk
O.. Bigelow, until yesterday pre.i-
dent Of the Fif,t National Bank u
Milwaukee, vas arrested last night
on charge OF smbeIllement. Aad
was held 10 the federal grand jury 10
bond Of $4,000. Bisslov'. arrest fol.
loved his confession before meet.
ing n the directors q the bank
when be- admitted he Vas a default.
srto the extent u NlOuOO. the
mouey having been 'o.t To- specula-
tiou. Th' Director, II tine bank de-
cid-j G." make good li- shortage
~ 4 .'srs ssf- taken o. prepare 90
the ruu ou the hsus A. the 81 s,us
hour Yesterday afternoon nearly 81
lUOtOp hai been ati out O. tho DO.
posituts, sut mote than guuu PET.
sons ertD srluud tla doors riamuf,
ius lot their wours Bs.luw say,
b, v'ss-sist,d iu manipulating th.
bAuks books bv o., assistant
cssbi-f, Henry q Goll. aud war
rau' nrs been i,.u-t fnt Coll. a.
rrst
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
For Sale.

Seven milk COWS, tire. ~,
calves Others have ,l,
~eaned Prices rapg,,,
to $50, or will rad. t "
Cattle. g b sUMMRRy,
none ifo Ms,loa.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

WRITING PLAN.-ThomAs DIX.
on, IT,, IL writing play based upon
The Leopard. spots aud The
ClAnsman." his latest novels Of
Southern liie. The piece Is 20 BE-
called The ClalsmAn."
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

BUSINESS FAILURES - Bu.i-
ness failures fot The last week nam
Der l,3 against led la.t week and W
10 tue sam. week in lpJl.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
HANNA'S LU5TEorr

Beautiful and iunbI. r
floors aud other Wool.o,,
to walk on The onI, a.,
erly finish a floor See H.,
samples al Hina BAbb o.,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

A Russian cruiser, = hospital ship
aud fourteen transport. are said to
be still near kamrsnh Ray Aivic.
IS received At Saigon .Ay that tveu-
.ty japanese wAfships passed the
bay ou the evening Of April - Two
ships loaded with rice, aud bound
for Japan, are said 70 have been cap.
tured by the Russian cruiser. Ate.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
TWO HUNDRED
RUSSIANS KILLE

TOXIC, April - Two hundred
Russians we're killed BOO a nsht n,
KAi lAum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
SATISFACTORY APPOINTMENT.
Uintah People Gratified Over SeIec-
ton of c. S. Carter.

EernsL May f--The appointment Of @
:. Carter Of Ecrual as a member of the
Jintah allotment commission is consiG-
cred a good omen in this section as his
knowledge Of the reservation and the
work of alOting lands viii insure "a
speedy completion of this work and the
opening Of the reservation this fall Mr.
Carter Is thoroughly acquainted with
every part of the reservation. having
had grazing lands there for years.
I'm conversation with The Herald CORE
SpouGoUr Ny Carter stated that tho work
of al5DtiUE lands Will he commenced at
ono" and viii no doubt he completed in
ample time for the opening on Sept J.
The lIntah Railway company is push
1HE Work on its automobile line as rapidly
a. possible The construction camp WIS
moved from White river To- Green river
few days ago seven miles below JtU-
sen where y ferry Is being constructed
The company is negotiating for ground
In Nerual. upon which il expects to build
offices warehouses. etc. this summer.
olive Beers of NernaI were married yes
teraay- Both of the contracting parties
are 70 years of age.
The county assessor reports consider
able increase in the taxable property of
the county over 1874
Sheep sheaTiug is about done in this
section Of the state The clip generally
was lighter than last year. but is Of
superior grade Nearly ali tho wool in
prices around I5 cents Der pound The
season has been "A prosperous one for
the tucEmaSjeTS, and tho outlook for
another year j. even better The con
tIuUcd spring rains has insured -uDd feed
ou IN" range Tor all Kinds of stock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, Nzy S--Johr C1ilIies. Tor many
years y resident of Vineyard. but of late
years residing in the Sixth ward of
Provo died last night from drOpsy. with
which h. rad been afflicted for some
time Er GiIHes was born i'm Perth
shire. Scotland. March % 1880 He came
to Utah with his family i'm 1871 and lived
ten years in Salt Lake City. moving
from there 10 Vineyard Mr.. GiIIieS was
an honorable and respected citizen He
leaves wife. four sons and numerous
u-Der descendants Funeral services will
bc held Wednesday in the Sixth ward
meeting house. commencing at o'clock.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Thomas 4 Halliday viii bc hold
tomorrow Tuesday in On" Second ward
meeting house. commencing at - O'Clock
s. daughter has been born To- Mr. and
Mrs William Hauiloy. and "a son To- Mr.
and Mrs HiImar N Nelson
q. r Decker has returned from "a bust
ness trip 90 Las Vegas Ca1icutc and
other points o1 tn" SAT- Lake Route Vie
expects TOP open up - good business in
farm products with Nevada dealers and
consumers
Abel !. Evans Of Len and James TT.
Clark of American Fork were i'm Provo
TODAY
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following couples Lawrence T. Ham
sen of American Fork aged - and Iu-
Gene Ch.lGS of SpriugViIlc- aged ~ VIII
ard y. Peterson of Spanish Fork. aged
% and Florence Harding Of Provo.
aged -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
WHITLEY WILL
PROTECT RIGHTS
Brings Suit Against Strong Corpora
tons for infringement.
PATENT TABLE INVOLVED
WANTS DAMAGES ON BRIGHAM
STREET WORK.

The Utah Copper company. the DAILY
West Mining company. the Allis-Chai-
mcrs company. Daniel g. JackIin. George
o. Bradley and Ernest Hamburger were
made the defendants i'm two infringe
mont suits filed Yesterday i'm the federal
court by Arthur r Whitley for using
patent Inventions and improvements IN
ore concentrating tables for which the
plaintiff had received letters patent
Judge John A Marshall acted upon JhU
matter late yesterday afternoon and is
sued orders that the defendants should
appear before the court May % and show
cause why n preliminary injunction should
not DC ordered
% Is alleged in the complaint that
seven inventions embodied in WiIficy'S
concentrating tables are being used by
tho defendants ou Ovcrstrom tables. Il
Is also claimed that the defendants are
coESPiriHE Jointly &" THfUTe and deprive
the plaintiff of tHes. inventions The
complaint also cUUmrTItcS and describes
the inventions.
The defendant asks that the defendants
uv decrCcd 60 account for and pay over
an gains and profits realized through
the unlawful use of these patents on the
OVerStTUm tables. and that the court
may increase three times the amount of
such under the infringement The plain
uft also asks that a. writ Of injunction
De issued ordering the defendants from
further use Of th- patents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
FILES BANKRUPT PETITION.
l. S. Christensen Finds 1t Impossib lie
to Pay His Debts.

Z. \ Christensen. of Christensen Bros
dancing academy. filed a. petition i'm vol
Untary bankruptcy yesterday ia the fed
eTai court His liabilities amount to s.
>'6-5-. and consist of tn following
debts The Continental Market company
received Judgment against him for rent
for S-.3iN-o, while his dancing academy
Was iu IN" Continental building J. g.
ii-mHD- the painter. had SIG dHr him
"u decorating auj painting th" hall. and
Dr.. bid au account with Taylor. EomneN
q Armstrong for SZl-.55 for putting r
TrW floor u part of the hall His as
sets amounted To S-.I>+ but arc claimed
tu Boz exempt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10
INJURY TO Mr.. BROWN.
Sues Moran and Smith for $1,000
For Damages to His Home.

Arthur Brown has brought suit in the
district court against p ! Moran and
EunrE smith In which he asks for Sill
900 dS damages for injury tU his property
hy reason of TN" grading and paving
of South Temple brigham street
Browns property has "a froUtaE" of
ST. feat on the street and ne alleges
that before the acts complained Of IL
WAS reasuua bly, worth Surn- lie asserts
that since oct Is 1904 the defendants
have been engaged iU tearing up the
street. and that they have rendered IL
impossible both To cross and drive upon
cor to use for amy purpose and that il
Is Impossible To- reach the street car
or to cross from the car to the plain
.tlffs premises"
The defendants are contractors engaged
Iu grading ard paving the street under
the direction of the board of public works
and the city council Brown SAYS that
by reason of the fact that the street
has been closed since Oct j. 1900. He
has been damaged To the extent Of Sill
e"- CurhinE in front of his place that
cost SOC has been torn up and destroyed.
and the value of his property has dc
creased Sl1uup- His entire damage Is SIl--
096. but he viii De satisfied If Moran and
smith viii pay him an even $1,000 and
tho costs of the action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-10

NO REWARD FOR WRIGHT
Sheriff Harmon in a QuandaTy as to
How to Proceed IN the
Matter.

Provo. May 9-ShcTiff Harmon went to
Salt Lake today to see about getting
requisition papers for George H Wright
believed To be under arrest in William
son, w Va. under the name Of &. l..
Age Tt Is uncertain yet whether Mr..
Harmon viii 40 after him He is reason
AMY certain after much writing and
tei"phonlnS. that the I0ug-lu-t Wright
mas been unprecedented. The detective who
caused MS arrest, the sheriff OF the couu-
y ana an attorney. partner of the CoUU-
y atiorney- have each written that they
b'i'Nc. from tho description. that the
prisoner Is Wright He has CTCGked
ringer upGvcu at the last examine 'On
made at the request of Sheriff ia -.
and Al that time he refused to let inc
"IIlccTS examine his muStHChc for a scar
that cannot be diSccTncd when ne wears
= muSlacne- except by close examination
Sheriff Harmon howCN or, has run uD
against another obstacle Acting Gov
crnpr i1ugeN has Informed him tnat the
80 reward offered for Wright was with
drawn by Governor Wells before he re-
tired from office, and as Wright if the
arrested by Detective Hydcu. who * a
member of the Grammar Detective
agency under the SuppoSitiCu that the
offer of reward was still in force
going after the man with the explanation
tndl there Is no reward, especially as the
Grammar agency has been very energetic
IN IT'S efforts TO locate Wright. keeping
his description standing i'm their official
paper and doing d great deal of CORE
Spoud"Ucn with the SheTiffs office here
"n the case since the search for Wright
was instituted
Philip Speckart has gone 10 Illinois to
attend the funeral of his father. Joseph
SperkaTt, who dicG at Highland Madison
county Illinois. last sunday Mr.. Sueck-
art was born i'm Germany. May - 1870
and came To the United States at the
age of D. years. He became a successful
business men, retiring a few years ago.
In addition To his two sons Philip and
FRANK in this city. he leaves two other
sons wife and three daughters I'm this
country.
Councilman Gray has been appointed
mayor pro TEN. 70 serve during the ali
SenCc of Mayor R0yiauCc in California
IN" city council has rcSCiudri the reSo-
buttons of April Il Incorporating i'm the
city limits certain territory southeast OF
the city there being some question OF
whether q aIurity of tho landowners
affected haJ signed the petition. Tho pc
tttI"n has been referred back to- the pc
1irIpHlT.-