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The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-30

L
U'asuftrs Of their respective coun-
iies; statement specifying the amount
pa" ny ihrm for that purpose and to
"hom paid during tho year next urered-
Nv ana snail pay to said troaSurcrs any
uhe%pcnded balance OF such sums in
their hands
Section = This act shall take effect on
the first day OF July, one thousand nine
hundred and live
Improved March p. 1905
Chapter 1852.
An Act to apportion the expenses of
bridges between towns
Section ]. Whenever a HIGHWAY hero
after located crosses any river which d.
vides towns. the expense of censti1,ctiSg
maintaining and repairing any bridga
across such river shall be borne IN, si,eb
towns In proportion to their last state
valuation prior to such location
Section . This act shall take nffa4t
January one. nineteen hundred and six
Improved March "a, 1901
Chapter 1853.
An Act to amend Section two of Chan
ter one hundred and nineteen of the
Revised Statutes defining Man
Section two Of chapter one hundred and
nineteen of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by inserting after the word
"aforethought' in the second line of said
section the words, or, being under the
legal duty to care and provide for any
chlld or other person, wilfullY fails or
neglects to provide for such child or other
person necessary food. clothing. treat
mont for the sick or other necessaries of
lie. thereby causing or Fastening the
death of such child or other person so
that said section, as amended, shall read
as follows:
Section >. Whoever unlawfully kills a
human being In the heat of passion, on
sudden provocation, without express or
implied malice afOrethought. or, being
under the legal duty to care and provide
for any child or other person. WilfullY
fails or neglects to provide for such child
or other person, necessary food. clothing
treatment for the sick, or other neces-
sarieS of life, thereby causing or hasten
ing the death Of such child or other per
son, or commits manSlaughter as defined
by the common law. shall be punished by
imprisonment for not more than twenty
years, or by fine not exceeding one thou
sand dollars
IApproved March "a, 1861
Chapter 154.
An Act to amend Section eighteen Of
chapter one hundred and seventeen Of
the Revised Statutes, relating to the
fees OF Registers of Deeds.
Section l.. Section eighteen of chapter
one hundred and seventeen Of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by inserting
IN paragraph eight thereof. the following
words; certificates of organization of
corporations. aud copies thereof for filing
with the secretary Of state, five dollars;
- mat said paragraph as amended
Shail read rs follows:
Recording certificates of limited part
nership, fifty cents; certificates Of organ
lzadlon of corporations, and copies there
OF for filing With the secretary of state,
I'VE dollars. receiving and filing certiii-
tdle OF election OF the clerk of a corpo-
ration or resignation of said clerk
Twenty-Five cents; recording certificates
OF foreclosure of mortgages or notices Of
foreclosure. fifty cents
Section ;. This act shall take effect on
the hrSt day OF July. one thousand nine
The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-30

An Act to amend Section twenty-five Of
'hip'er six of the Revised Statutes,
relating 10 the regulation and conduct
Of Elections.
S'7lon l. Section twenty-five Of chap
t'r il of the revised statutes is hereby
iwrHed by striking out the word "or'
ih i3" third line between the words
h"yrs' and compartments. and in
S'rilHs in lieu thereof the word and
a"l hH inserting after the word Others"
n tho fifth line Of said section the fol-
.'".ag; and each voting shelf ana com
DOOR, 81 arranged that the top thereof
oh1lI he no. less than six feet from the
poor and the bottom of the door shall
hr 81 least TWO feet and six inches from
WmIe the voter Is within the compart-
nent and no one shall be allowed there
IN with him unless he calls for assist
The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-30

An Act 70 amend Section thirty-four Of
Chapter forty-aue of ihe ReyIs. d
Statutes, relating t. .he Takiu. Of
CLAIMS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
Roads q SEE Of Mud.

Hardin. April 1l.-InformatlOn re.
ceived at the Russian headquarters
seemed TO definitely establish the fact
that only Chinese bandits under the
leadership Of Japanese ofheers togeth.
er with some Japanese cavalry are
operating westward toward the Tsiti.
har. the object being. apparently, to
reach the railroad communications.
There Is, however. u real turning
movement eastward OF Klrin said TO
be under the command OF General oku.
The roads have grown desperately bad
On the fiat grounud there are seas OF
mud. japanese proclamations have
been issued giving the state of the
roads as an excuse for the date Ct
their entry into Hardin. having been
changed from April 10 TO April 30.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
Joy a 81. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. April 1.-THE out
burst Of enthusiasm aroused In mill
tary and naval circles al the prospect
OF a sea fight which may change the
whole complexion Of the war. finds nc
echo in the liberal press which views
with something akin TO alarm even the
remote possibility Of . turn Of fortune
which would strengthen the govern
naent AZ home.
The Chanvinistio organs. however
are filled with long articles discussing
Admiral ROjesFeptSky's chances. bat
they are based on the theory that the
whole squadron has reached the China
seA The Noyoe vremya highly con.
msnds the admiral for having safely
accomplished The dlfheult feat Of brnE
ing the squsdrou through. deciarins
the die IL nov cast TIE B0urss Ca
setts manifesis undisguissd pleasure
A. the scare IN British shipping circles
and the curry In insurance. rates pro
dused By the SWEDEN appearances Of The
Russlan squaSron Of SinEApore amer
the British haA convinced themselves
tha, the squadroA vOaid never - Se
the var East
Japan s4ys ne BOurs@ Gazette
snow stands 10 loss the mAstsry o. Il
sea ahoEs,hsE vita The fruits Of a.
her successes On Ian4-
Newspapers express dOab, a. "a
Wheeler q - AgAt % lmmihsst. -
prsnsiag ~ 0uantga thaa hsjesfvsutkJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
GREAT BRITMN's
TRADE IMPROVES
IncOms Exceeds Expenses BY
Fifteen Million Dollars.
corroNscRoP HELPS ENGLAND
Lest Year There Was = DsAeit-Lsrus
Crowds Fill the House Of Commons
to Hear Report 81 Lord Chamber
lain and chaneslIOr Of ESeheqVsn

London. Ajrll ii,-Budget day At
tracted q large crowd VI members d;
parliament and visitors to the houae
OF commons today aud when the chan
csllor OF the excheQuer, Austin Cham
berlain. rose TO make bis annual state
ment the house was we'll filled. \
the outset Mr. Chamberlain put the
honse In 4 good humor by announe
ing the revenue OF the year just clio
exceeded his estimate by nearly Is.
O0O, 900 dollars. showing tat the trade
OF the country had l.rned the corner
and, whereas q year ago there was a
heavy deficit there had now been 60
tablished something moro than eouili'
brlum between the revenue and eS'
Dendltures. Mr.. Chamberlain estl.
mated thu expenditure for leO6.OO at
Sos 10000 and tie revenue Of .tho
existing Easls cf taxation a. s7s0.0
600. leaving a balance Of tItSO0.O0O,
The tea tax Is reduced by 4 cents
from July /, tn edtte on which the ca
listing duty expires. There II a reduc.
ton in the income taA Although 1905
began ba ily. said the chancellor. \
bountIful crop OF cotton had revived
the Lancashire Industries. shipbuldlng
showed signs Of recovery and the iron
and steel Industry had slightly i'm.
proved.
Nevertheless. wtilo the country vas
un the road 20 fft6vcry, II could not
be said that lOOi-Os had been wholly
satisfactory from the view point OF
commerce and finance There had been
much pauperism and distress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
News from Singapore.

Singapore. Straits Settlement, April
--The latest information In regard
+ the Russian squadron. commanded
d Rear Admiral Enqulst which passed
|sre Saturday afternoon was brought
Ore today by the British steamer
|fegory Appear The latter yesterday
shted the Russian ships 20 miles
|prtheast OF Manki. one Of the islands
& the Anabas group about $50 miles
|ortheast OF Singapore. The Rus.
ians were at anchor when the Greg
~ Appear passed them.
Information has also been received
ERE to the effect that four warships
Rparently japanese, we're OF Caua
y James. near Saigon. April Z.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12

Gibson. Ca. April ii--Gibsob Was
yesterday sftsrnOon the scene 81 a
small riot. participated In BY Jim and
Pierce Kitchens on one side and T0ub
Marshal J. n sWint. on the other
sWini. vho IL siso baliln. had irvlsd
oH some stuff bsionKiES IN oas ~ We
Kitchens boys sblcs Wss the eAass oi
the roe Jim Kitchens sad Marsha
sviht fret started hKhtiDE hd SRI
skuu They sOOn fell 10 The zrouhj
eth swiht oa top 81 Kitchens Pierce
Kitchens coming ap jOinsd IN the
aEhi. asihE ne Jaws ~ hls tRife on
ths bach of saints head.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
SHOE FIRM MAKES, ASSIGNMENT.
Owners Of Factory Where Explosion
Occurred Voluntarily ASalon,

Owners Of Factory Where ERploslor
Occurred Voluntarily Assign,
Broc'Sn, Mass. April 1.-THE shoe
nrm OF II. r. Grover & Co, OF this city
~ whose factory the DISASTROUS boiler
explosion of March 20. occurred, coat
ing IS lives and s25O,OOO property loss,
has voluntarily assigned for the bsne.
a. OF creditors.
The Rssienees are Charles p. Hail,
Of the American Hide aud Leather
company. Boston: Judge Warren \.
Reed ana Fred b. Howard. vice presi'
dent OF the Home National bank Of this
city,
Judge Reed. speaking for the a.
slgnees. said;
1t II impossible to give gu adequate
idea Of the assets and liabilities. The
assets consist mainly OF the Emerson
Shoe stores scattered throughout the
country. The assignment IL made TO
enable the hrm to carry on the busi'
ness during the current season. The
action has nothing to 20 with the legal
responsibility OF the Hrm for claims
growing ont of the disaster"
Il is explained that the action Of the
filing Of the assignment papers, ex'
empts the 20 stores Of the company
from attachments In case suits should
be brought
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE.
eroksn Heart 10 Believed Ts Be the
Cause o. olFl's Demise.

Chicago. April ii.---coFVnsf Hon
man today will Investigate the myS
tsrous death % Gertrude Jacobs. .
pretty girl. whose heau had been
broken because shs had bssn unAbls
10 Fsunits her divorced wathsF and
mother IIer lifsI.sa body has beea
found lying face downward IN hsI
rvom In jackson boulevard. In QUE
hand NsS Erasped a pencil and In the
other . Bible. In which several pass,
ages az love" had BEEN marked
There wAs ao,hiHE to indicate the
oause ~ death
For 10 years the girI had sought ~
bFiEE about q reconciliation between
her father. a wealthy msFehAnt Of
hshsnsid. o.. and her mother. Nho
were divorced when she VAa 10 years
Of aEr
Al her efforts 20 reunlts the little
family had besn In vaia. and the tro9
bile bad Dreysd aDon her mind a.
she had become melancholy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12

Toxic, April 11.-Vice Admiral Ro
tFensky's second Pacific squadron
not been reported here since II
Bed Singapore. It's whereabouts
b the plans Of Vice Admiral Rojest
hsky are subjects OF the keenest
neral speculation. II Is quite gen.
ALLY assumed that Vice Admiral 70.
stvensky does not desire an immedl.
y battle and that be will attempt to
zach Vladivostok where there are
Ocks and shops or seize a base. The
after course is deemed unsatisfactory
Do account OF poor facilities and the
tanger OF political complications.
Many believe that the Russian com.
rnander has q second rendezvous In
the Pacific ocean and that he will
speedily quit the China sea and &C
eastward OF the Philippines. II Vlad
ivostok IL his object. the Pacific is
considered TO be more favorable for
the accomplishment OF his purpose. al
though Il largely depends on Rojest
vensky himself.
The japanese newspapers and pub
lie express relief and pleasure over
the approach OF the Russian second
Pacific squadron a. vel ~ confidence
o. the abillty OF Admiral Togo's feet
20 vanQulsh It.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
EPIDEMIC or MENINGITIS DYING
New York Physicians believe n VIII
Run lie Course BY May Z.

INV " SSNfNN " VIZ "
New YorS. April ll.--Lke the frst
plague q ctrcbro splnal-mebingIi .
which prevailed here Ia 1879. the pres
ent run OF mysterious disease IL dy
ing out Physicians express the be-
lief thai Il will have disappeared b.
May /. The only explanation oblh n
able Is that q little sunshine and q few
days Of pleasant weather have Rccom
plishcd that which bahled the medics
fraternity.
The nEurts IN the offlce % the req
tT1r o. vital statistics shoS that ~
persons he majority 81 them children
have fallen victims 30 far. The nun
her of deaths last week vas su0Ht
20 Jess than the week before
A. the various large hospitals u T.
Announced thai the condition Of n.
patients shows mort improvement
Aan At any tine since the sp!dsmie
began.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
CHARGED pro,ssssr with Arson,

Port Worth. Tea. April iI,--Profss
s0r Z r. DuhlEp who hHs besn Vie
president q Jarvis eolleEs % Thor
Springs. TsE- has been arrested 90
charge Ol arson On the niGht o,
MarcA 20 the mals buiIding OF TIE coi
leE- sas burned 10 lives vsFe sos,
bal bsiihsr sss there any sppsFsnl
reason for the Ere PreslseBt DuE
TAP. wh0 va formerly DrsEiasui Al
ths colisEe. usS saspsessc. Il b siieEsa
nee Aia arrest foiiossd to-day. Sc Il
s. yssrs oi aEv Ena haa . fs@iiy- PRES
Aert Jarvis. vho Ewes 10 Ft~s WofIs
s--s.sls ~ naks a statsmssl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12

Naahvilis. Tenn. April ii--Ths
CumbsTiana PresbylsSiaH ksadaaaf
tsrs IN this ely has received
tslsrraphf Sdviess that Dfsrbytsfs .
81 TrvisFs. Cal sns BoahAm. TeE.
have voted 10 fafo u HniSu with fbs
PSesbyisriAn ehureh This makss "a
votes fcr ths pFopoaitioa. vhieh ~
quirss 81 70 carry. sitb q ranbsr o.
presbytsriss y~t 70 be heard from.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12

is likely to await Rear Admiral Nebo
gatof and that Amiral Togo will re.
tire closer to his base before accepting
battle.
Strict orders have been issued to the
officers on duty at the admiralty not
to make public any portion OF the
long report which arrived here yester.
day from Singapore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
VOv.o old Hsrrsss ola nsn.

Ssu York. April ii,--Mseb sdfDTiss
va expressed 10 Nee R6chells shs
81 became kEoSh bat Th0tnas l.. D~u
ton. . reA retired merchant 20 yssr.
oid. had married = sri - Jesrs old
m0rs than too mOaths aee The mar
rag usa tspt q secret DsniSs's
relatives are sydsHtiy n0t plsas~a
vita the mases. a. tbsg voaid sot taik
aSoai Il stesVt 10 eoaern ~ maj
rag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12

ChieaEo April 1.-The mandate Oi
The usitsd States sapFems court In
the ease against the meat packers has
bssa Sled 10 the Uaitsd etAisa eiFeuit
eoaFt here TO-DAY. Tue maBdate maai
hss ths iniHnesIOu issued b. tAa eiF.
euit court 10 ths epinloa Of ne fsa
srai a1thOFitIss here ne mnnaats Wiii
not AsnpsE ths present gFaad iuFy n
ths wogk o. Investigating TIE ebsFeas
aGnfnsf ~ Alisge1 besf trust
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
SATURDAY NIGHTS CRIMES.
Learned Divine Gives Reason Why tina,
Niqht u Selected

N'HNN - SSN~NNth'
Chicago, April Bodily and men
tai exhaustion after a weeks work. a.
the reason ascribed by President II
c. King. Of Obgrlln college. for the
fact that more crimes are committed
Saturday nifht than any other nights
Mr.. King has authorised ,.e pulpli
OF the Union Park PsregationaI
church and preached on ROW 70 make
a rational fght for cSrrar, -
no man." ne Ea'l. "tSs right t.
ignore his bodily health. for at time.
OF fatigue all the weaker points Of tbs
body and mind tend to come 20 The
surface. II Is. ~ fire, matter
OF character that We have q turplus
nervous energy.
I'm times NJ mer tai fatigue the h!gt,
or brain centers are the 1rs, to give
way The man who Is fet gued Il
not so able 20 Withstand temptation
as the man who has an abundance o.
nervous energy In store.
The tagged out man cannot BE-
what he ought tCbe At times IA
t'gue the man who desires Go presery,
his sract,r must be doubly on h.
guar,
OF safeguards against evil sug
gest,c y the distinguished educator
and vr;er were:
"COi rll OF emotion
Divers ifcation Of attention from the
immediate temptation to moral pr.n
clples.
Cleanliness Ia thought and state
ment."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
EAT NAVAL BATTLE
IS HOURLY EXPECTED
3 Entire World Aw ats News
With Much Anxiety.
svE FAITH IN ADMIRAL TOGO

Petersburg Believes that the En-.
saoemsnt VIII Result Favorable to
Russia and the Tide Of War VIII
furn-Whsrssbovts Of Fleets.
AmSterdAm. April la dispatch to
8 Hanrelsblad from Batavia, island
Java, says that a Russian squadron
near Munto and that II Is expected
arrive at Batavia today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
Artist Destroyed porrst.

Paris, April II I heObald ChArtfaln
the famous portrait painter. describing
the recent vis.t e. he Unlted states
says q promlBsn American ordered
. portrait NJ biz v.fs Ia eosi 5000 aAd
when II Sas CON 2istsd the American
praised the artistic beauty Of tho wOfk
bat said q sas not acorreet portrait
0f hts wife CbarrAin Hays h. sus
pecied . plan to .ecafs q Tsdaeil0n 10
the price. uher.uIOn ~ tOOk . paIetts
knife, gave The portrait tao cross
siits. completely dsst1yihg ". arc
remarked Ira 10 The way I sst
lie suaH diaerste-s~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
COUPLE DIE SIMULTANEOUSLY
Had Been Married for FIFTY Yssrs
Die Together.

SNN AknNhWNf
New York. April li.-.Playmates 4,
childhood. bethrOlhod In youth. an,
man and wife for more than 20 years
HOwar and Mary Hasbrourck die,
within a few hours OF each other a.
their home In this city.
Both had been ~ for several months
Rousing from The lelhargy u his death
bed. the aged husband feebly turned
his eyes toward his life companion
who was breathing Der last almost
within touch Of bis hand. lie mur'
INJURED her name and she answered
Then both lapsed INTO a sleep from
which they did not wake. The hus
band passed away almost Immediately
Mrs HAsbToueck lived seven hours
longer. hat did not regain conscious
ness
Mr and Mrs HasbrOueek had been
members OF families promlBsnt in the
county since the early days. A. q
large gathering Of relatives on the
south side. they celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniysrnary two yeaFs AEo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12

Concinnati, April ii.--The Morgan
Hmith babess corpus hearing II Sst
Tor this afternoon Both have e1'
pressed again their willingness TO 70.
turn to Now York without ertraditIon
proceedings. but declared that II must
be Of their own v1ltlOa and not a.
prisOnors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
REPUBLICANS FORM ALLIANCE.
Senator Plat and Ex-Governor Slack,
Of New York, Bury Ratchet.

Senator Plat and Ex-Governor Black,
Of New York, Bury Ratchet.
New York, April 1.-THE New York
San. which Tor years has been friend.
H to Senator Thomas c, Platt. and
has supported him In his efforts Ia
lead the Republican party In this state,
says today that an offensive and DE-.
fensive alliance has been entered into
between the senator and former Gov
ernor Frank s. Black, The sun says:
Senator Platt and Ex-Governor y
s. Black, have had a long and very
satisfactory talk a. the Firth avenue
hotel. The meeting took place on
"Wednesday evening. Every effort has
been made 20 Keep secret the fact
that they met and talked over the Re
publican situation In the state ol
New York The news came out yes
torday and William Harness, Jr. chair
man Of the executive committee of che
Republican state committee. Colonel
George :. Dunn, Cx.chalrman Oi the
state comittcr. william l.. ward. Rc
publican national committeeman fol
the state aud preventative John -
wight. Of Dryden. are aware that Mr.
Plat and Mr Black have come 90 .
satisfactory understanding
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
PATTERSON TRIAL
AGAIN POSTPONED
Prosecution Wants Smith and
Wife AZ Witnesses.
ACTRESS APPEARS IN COURT
she VIII De Tried for the Third TINE
Tor the Murder Of cassar Young,
sOokmaksr--shs sslu Occupies .
Cell In the TombS,


Cell In the TomhS,
New York. April li,--Nan PatteS'
sou will be taken into court to answer
the charge OF numbering Caesar Young.
the boOkmaker, but II In not expected
that the trial will proceed today. The
district attorney will ask for post
ponemcnt on the ground that the case
OF the prosecution will not be complete
until the arrival In this city OF J. Nor
gan Mlth aud wife. brolherIn'law and
sister of the ACCUSED woman. Tho
smIths are now In Cincinnati, where
they are contcsting oxtradltion pro
ceedIngs.
Justice Gayuor has said that unless
Nan Patterson Is tried before May
he will admit her 10 bali. The dit'
irlct attorney hopes that bsiure that
date the smiths will be In the Juris'
dlctlon OF tho New York courts.
The trial OF Nan Patterson on thu
charge OF killing Caesar Young which
was to have begun before Recorder
Con In the court OF general Sesalods
to-day vas postponed for one week
upon request Of the prosecution.
The pOutponeaieut was granted on
account Of the aEht against extrsat
tlon being made by J. Morgan smith
and wife. who are nov under arrest
In Cincinnati. charged With e0neDtr
aey Ia connections with the case, Ttk
motion for delay wag strunaif
posed by Abraham Levy, chief rounteI
for the defendant In granting th0
postponemeut Recorder Coz said he
did not think the defendant or public
justice would be- intetTered With be-
cause OF a weeks delpy A special
panel OF 600 Jurors has been sun
monod In the case. but only ltS oi
the talismCn answered the roll call 10
day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-12
NEW sArrLEsHIp LAUNCHED
Miss Rose sehAllsr chFistsns the Min
nssotS a. Newport News.


nesotS ~ Newport News.
Newport News. Va, April 1.-THE
batiieship Minnesota was launched ~
the plant Of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry DOCK company the
vessel was ehFistsned By Miss ROas
Marie schallsr, daughter q State Sen
atOr schalisr, Of Hastings. MINI.
Ber maids Of honor were Miss Con
stance Day. Of ~ Paul. and Aisa 81
Ian Mcmillan. ~ AinhsapOIls Go
erHaF Johnson VAS unable 81 attend
and SEA represented ofieiAlIy by biz
private secretary. y. 4 Day. The Eov
rruor'E wifs wss In the christening
party.
The Dolores star., 1905-10-13
From Our Exchanges.

.Montezuina Journal: The family of
Chas. Pinkerton Who have been hav-
ing the smallpox, have all recovered
and quarantine will be raised next
Monday. Frank Thomas one Of the
prominent ranchets of the north part
Of the valley, madea a rather novel ex-
perience this year He planted one
grain Of oats, the result was ST stalks
with an average Of 200 grains to the
stalk, making total of 17,4oO grains
from the one planted in the spring.
Mantos Times: Mrs. o. p. Black left
Monday for Salt Lake City to have
her eyes treated. She will return in
about six weeks and VIII visit few
days At intermediate points on the way
back.--Mrs, s. M. Morris has moved
back to her old place four miles west
Of town and will make that her future
home. Since the death Of her husband
last spring, Mrs. Morris has been living
with her daughter near Dolores. Her
many friends are glad to have her re-
turn to be among them again.