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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
ARKANSAS IS AFTER TRUSTS
Arturrey GGEzl Sus Cctrrn Seed Oh
Mills tar AIIsged VnalatlnE c1
fne AnE-TrSx Laws

In1ts Rock- 4rkr July Is- -SSss1E1 Was
entered Wednesday AGAINST tie 1--WE
csusrursssd mills Of this city by At
Eursy GlerzI Rogers and FFuseEEE-
Ing AnaEnEsT RnhnsIHr Charging them
with heE-x Eezhers Of a en1hlns N
violation aE the 9ntI-ssEusI law aES All
EeganE restraint Of TRADE Ire ssaf1s
ask f1G1gmEE n the sEE 0s SaLasatg PEE
dag, sggrsgaEEng SIsa Boo agziHssz eae1
en-uanE AID zsREEng also the rsFusa
ice Of 1naEr eharrEs In TEhs szaIe.
lit Is 1ha Ena1srszznEng In eEzrt en-
eaes here THAT sziEs are tn be entered
agzEnsa Ehs rsEaEzazg g Hills as zunz.
as zaa papers CAN be lied
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
RUSSIAN DOUhA
IS DISSOLVED
TIE IMPERIAL. UEASE PROM
ISES ANOTHER ASSEMBLY
NEyT MARCH
Truapa are Missed at ST. PssscsnzrE
and OtEs- Drastic Measures ara
-axs- tn ousu TEoIs-es aLsI 8
Sure to Fellow.

ST. Petersburg, LUly aa-E1zzaas
experiment IN parliamentary govern
-snt esane TO- aa 5-ooofnEa1s end Sat
rr'tay NIGHT with TIE Fr1ou-s's alzo1 OF
TWO Imperial ulsazs=:s, the first ss2ssoLp-
irE the grsssn1 ParhIaGGoa a1s pro-
rl6Ene t1c tn eooGoeadI0G Of TITS saeS
cssss,r Oh March 5, 1861. and the sec
oa5 urueAa1CEnE the capital OF EaassHa
and the surruen6EHG p-uTloes I'll saads
u extraordinary sse1rrtFr WHICH Is 0u-
InsrIses5uaLEy aiFEsrslr EruC FULL nar-
tzsE Iaw- THIS 1eas-rs II sss1=1T Is TO
prs14Ie1e fog the ou1h1rs1s WHICH W1lI
h,s pruT1zsad by this daring D=asure
HI Is aG1H b.sGRs7s u0 ne sarq tn q
Dictatorship.
Tue RlssIs1 parG8ls1s- w1Ie1 oas
besl dissolved by impartial Clszss=r TR'ss
cncsazaz1ef1 Nav 1G~ amid geosraL re-
1gSe1n-- Tue speech from the 1hro1=
WAS enzezlEa1ory IN 10oa~ Tue COUNCIL
Of the e-uGrs, mas 60rlaAIIy eaaOVeas=&a
In the nall u oIo1lss al the Illas'
palace the folIGwTDg 1aT-
EEIGsEaEF the goTerllsod Il Hn'
blind ao the fact aaGd the GE=sssoGoaEG2e
Ct parElan=n1 wIEl be ae=1Gaa Med o.
sreusn50s s1e1aeDe01- rEoas ans
tG11oGsae6- II nothing wurs=-
Truops are h=5ng EEsszta a5 81 Fea
srshxru. Moscow and odhsr csnasrs
pcegared rf0 apply physical Scress- al
III a54E1Eoo I'D The guard rsgaGz1-
whB.h were hurpssaAF zarcS161 INT
the eaull7l Thursday llgads ane endIr
-weuaT-1hErts GETESloa Of Infantry al
rEusG here srul Pss0T.
This imposing MILITARY array Is q
-s,rss11 to E1yw-Hwe the 1EAseA III
socialists and tie gro-a OF teal m ga
llaza1s have Prsgsrs,l faT an elS
reneE- Thsy haTs Drafted an sa1a1rs
.l1r Essuaaee so the country the G0C@E
the Dissolution Is declared
S. Psae-shorg- JsEg a2-An n0Ps;
uxae rslhsTss NJ GocsnyxEa OF 1h
premiership and appoints NJ sa0Ggp1
vr---Te-. He also rsaails his prsses
most Of minister of tine interior 80
VI SaEeafnszkF. minister Of agrHez
eurs ha resigned
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
President BOOSTS
Shorter WORkDAY
FEDEEAI. OEEICzS TO COMPEL
CONTRACTORS TO OBSERVE
EGET-EoUR LAVE
MI. EaessTslt Lss-@ Order IcsEl1S To
Eota-csEEt Ct Pru7soZs at e.
acsznr os 1902 By Hale7s= at ras
CGTEZ-ELt- /.

WsshEngIau- July 5G-AcEI1l Of tAs \
greatest Importance IN Eahar cir 4
elss IS contemplated In 6IrscrAaE /
rive hy the president To Gf1esrs III /
enargs OF public work. at the u /
srangs Of Secretary Taft This Is tn
employ tie g1FsCllslE GIVE Objects
To direct g1G lE1nLsA violations a the
Law Of 1867 providing except that In
case ct ezsrgEleFs work ulGl ssT-
eEnnen1 huLBaEnGe sLIas and o-asr
properties sEglI be IalIEEG I'D 9e4snE
hours each GaF far each wu-EE2l-
In eaUrr was mad hE Ehs forces
/ CT organized Eahor 6RrLEg the kaSa
/ session CT cazgrsss E0 ssflrs ssEsaa-
| tTcr to- this end. but So sGsfEIya
/ was the opposition Ct sass grea1 et71-
/ EraeIing EruS that ai3I0lrlEs11 WIS
/ Lad without any ACTION E9Gl Tns
/ Ren1zng ELL, though the house et1Ez-
/ -I1Ess= CT abuE CONSUMED Ea1y h1t1rs
/ In listening 5G powerful arglEslIS Gil
/ either side Of the eTossIzGn
/ EsvEses Old Practice
heretofore 1T LES been the lcIGEIes
/ a. executive officers wGsG COMPLAINT
/ VIZ Eaaa by Eahor u1A0ls thai Els
/ szgnr-nuG LEW We being vs0Ea1sa 81
gs7-5rae4Grs building slEgs. eul=1r1sc-E-
ing public huEl1tngs4 EEgzgEd III rTFEz
/ and hsrbsr work and eGhsr g71alI'
enterprises. TO reply EEaE 1t TaS GaT
/ their Business 1t2E the law was aEn1
| Ing uHa1 the contractors and EE31 q
TIE Egho- unions felt sgEIsTec BIZ
knew Of va2laa5sls a. Ehs law sns5
| sE1EI5 urucssa sheZssEVEs lsgall.
i agaIls1 the o9sEGsrs-
MT EE-r VfalasSaz&
TIE Eahn- unTGms asserted stat
/ WIS almost Impossible to- ITEM i
ssfure Eas nstssssarT sFEssEes al
: taat thsg lad not TIE DGlE to e
eass In q Esg8l struggle with EGwsE
full MalsEsa Interests Ulosr u
urssEGsnt1s 5frsc15o@ sTEy ggFsrE
ugnf aEasr in ehsrg OF ga Glsgec'
ng psnhzfe work IN progress Is to-
IL directed tn lru@ElT rsEnEE TO- &c
department Of justice anE violation
bv contractors off tire eEsaE-hGzr kav
and prusecusu0ns initiated ET and Z
the eIueEse OF tire government Is
II foIIGw-
Coss WIFI Be EEkanesd
Trs effect Of the order UgG1 II
= eosr Of ersvs-uEsnE work Is HpscrE
81 ra De- very grsaE- 1t IS Enz5T- that
has been almost the rUIs suT s0Fsrl
usrt contractors ter work their Ee
q no. and II aEd eTsn mGse hours p
GaF- Et they cannGE do thEs EasF q
- se-t tha. they UEsE increase By zH I
Is uer cent the aE0EnI If their hid
" So fat earsrsss russ either Tnersa
bF like percentage the apEruurSa
!. tnr public works 1- mEsT e0rrss7saa
Enrar rsdRes tina szaSEnt Of work =
yEGrns1
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
FIR at Ahs-sSaan

Aaersssea- duET "a Pure brooke out
al . o'cIoess All nSgaha I'm vacant hIra
ssssar,gys.a a qEaaruer of a BLOCK Tina
loss rs esazmBaasa at S.,as aGG
Tas hszlEesings GesarYTeG wsre the
rnarEaREsry warehouse Of E r. Cole
uan i CO. plant OF the Absrseea Ma
CHINE company BrscsSer House and
aEaz residence off e O. Mead The
hsa1lesa loser Is CaeEaa & Co, wfose
Loss Is estimated at Hf1zls ove- SrGS-
aun The fire IS shouEhtta have eaug:a,
troo 6rEnken mnss pape-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
Fatal Puuzr ExIaI1sirr

ST. GAINESVILLE O.. July Ia nm
expEnszaG of . can Of powder I'm Fhe
MAYNARD Belmont county, mime.
tnrse Men were ser5aEsssT ha1rEed
ynan Frzz1sr, ONE OF the EIefanass d1EHss 1ar
and Ben Waters and znnChsr man
cxanm recover Sparks frum IN
eleezrhc wine ST on she Can q pov-
GaK
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
JrTssE Passes AUxy-

axrTmore- Mo- July -S1 !
rnnmas s. Basrr OF ths szprez11s g. -
= R.rfr.Ore. and ErotEazT q AT
= 49, TrrSysrErT al MzrFlzna- caeEs
:. :. 40 home IN tnss chg Wed.ns aaiss.
q. VS. Go Fears uf age
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

at g q clock J. m
Dated at War1en- Mimi. this 9Th
day Of JuBg Issae
F. B. MaEhesg, county auditor
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26
Business Block Bs--ez

E0wa City Ia-- EaEy tg--FEs o1 un-
knGwn orLg1 destroyed an saEIrs
htz<zEsss nIGek 81 kaE0na, 20 niles
south a. here Less $z5a92
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

Filed this sgh day OF glEE r. D. 1906
P B. MaIbsrg- County Auditor
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-26

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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
BLEEDING KANSAS
HAS GREAT CROP
Train of Twenty Car Loads
of Grain to be Run From
Dodge City to Chicago.
A STORY OF PROSPERITY
CROP WILL REACH 100000
BUSHELS AND MANY FARMERS
HAVE BEEN ENABLED TO PAY
FOR FARMS IN SINGLE YEAR.

September 18th, train of 20 car
with an exhibit car of other products
of that portion of the state, will be run
for exhibition purposes, from Dodge
City, Ford County, Kansas, to Chica-
go, where the wheat will be sold.
The entire run will be made in day
light, with stop-overs at Hutchinson,
Kansas, Topeka, Horton, Beatrice,
Pawnee, Lincoln, Omaha, Des Moines,
Rock Island and other important
towns on the Rock Island Lines.
Representative men from that sec
ton, about 20 in number, will accom-
pany this train, and stops of several
hours will be made at many points
along the line to enable these gentle
men to tell people about the wonder
full crops and resources of their sec
ton of country. 1t is confidently be-
lieved that in this manner they can
double the present population of the
Southwestern tier of counties COM
prising Morton, Stanton, Grant, Gray,
Haskell, Seward, Meade and Ford
counties where the bountiful crops of
this year have enabled some farmers
to pay for their farms with one years
crops, there being many instances of
fields of wheat running so bushels to
the acre, and some of it on sod too
The exhibit car, containing all the
products of Southwestern Kansas, af-
ter reaching Chicago, about Oct 4th,
will be run to State fairs in Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa.
The train will be in charge of Syl
Dixon, who gained considerable prom
inence during the presidential cam
paign of 1896 by running the Nc
kinley Corn Train" from Wichita,
Kansas, TO st. Louis, Mr. John J. In
gals being master of ceremonies at
tending the leaving of the train
When the train had gone a short dis
lance, it was struck by lightning
News was wired all over the country
that the Mckinley corn train had been
struck by lightning and burned, pre-
saying the defeat Of Mckinley for
president. Mr.. Mckinley, then can
dldate, wired Mr.. Dixon and received
a very characteristic reply that only
three cars had been destroyed, but
that he proposed to run the train to
St. Louis if he arrived with nothing
left except the trucks. This led Mr.
Ingalls, to call Mr.. Dixon the Ajax
of Kansas, the man who defies the
lightning"
The corn and wheat crop alone will
mean Sis, 900. 900 to the farmers of
Kansas, and those who do not now
own their automobiles will be abnn
dainty able to buy them during tfis
bountiful year. q
The corn crop of Kansas AMOUNTS
TO 211000,000 bushels; the whey crop
90, 600, 900 bushels. -
Truly it can be said that: KANSAS
LEADS, THE WORLD Fo1 COWS.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
COL. ROBERTSON IS DEAD
ONCE LIEUT.-GOVERNOR
Was Prominent Citizen of Fl. Wayne,
Where He Had Lived Since the
Close Of the Civil War-His PoIit
icaI Career.
Publishers PressJ

Fl. Wayne, Ind, Aug. 25.-Col. Rob
ert Stoddart Robertson, former Lieu
tenant Governor of Indiana, died last
midnight of chirrhosis Of the liver
after an illness of several weeks.
The funeral will be held Monday aft
ernoon at 4 O'Clock. Scottish Rite
Masons will have charge Of the exer-
cises.
Colonel Robertson was born at
North Argyle, Washington, y. Y,
April 16, 1889. He studied in the
common schools and at Argyle Acad-
envy and outside of school hours help
ed in his fathers sawmil and grist
mill In 1859 he began the study of
law in the office of James Gibson, at
Salem, y. Y, and continued his stud
les in New York city under Charles
Crazy, being admitted TO the bar in
1860. He had scarcely settled to the
practice of law at Whitehall, \. Y,
when the war broke out, and he gave
up his prospects to become a soldier
In 1866 he moved to TT. Wayne,
Ind, where he became prominent.
both in the legal profession and in
politics In 1867 he was elected city
attorney for two years, and in 1868
was nominated for State Senator by
the Republicans of Allen county, but
was defeated. In 1871 he was APP
pointed register in bankruptcy and
United States commissioner. In 1876
he was nominated by the State con-
vention for Lieutenant-Governor.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
Runaway freight Car.

Pittsfeld, Me, Aug. 25.-One man
was killed and three others slightly
injured in a collision between a run
away freight car and the Knicker-
booker limited, bound from New York
to Bar Harbor. The victim was Louis
A Gilbert of Bangor, a travelling en-
gineer employed by the road The in
jured men were train hands 4 mum
Der of prominent New York people
were passengers on the train, among
them being District Attorney William
t. Jerome and r. Fulton Cutting.
These. with many other passengers,
were badly shaken up, but none was
injured.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
ROOT IN CHILE
Secretary to Visit City of Valparaiso
In September.

In September.
Santiago, Chile, Aug. 25. - The
United States cruiser Charleston with
Secretary Root on board has arrived
at Punta Arenas, on the strait of Ma
gellan. The Charleston will reach
Lota, 500 miles south of Valparaiso,
Aug. 20, where Secretary Root will be
received BY the Chilean foreign min
lister and the American minister, Mr..
Hicks.
The ministers will go to Lota on
Chilean cruiser. A great reception
had been planned here for Mr.. Root,
but all plans are changed as a result
of the earthquake. The secretary is
expected to arrive at Valparaiso about
Sept. 3. His reception there will be
informal, and he will come to Santa
go to extend his personal coincidence
TO President Riesco.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
son Plummer & Co. Stock. 10000
$500 Of
Respectfully submitted,
W. F. Charters
BY W. z. Lowe, Agt.

w. r. CHARTERS
BY w z. Lowe. Agt.
This communication was read and
ordered placed on file by the council
and is now in the hands of the City
Clerk at Richmond l ask you. Mr.
Gardner, il you don't remember the
above communication and If you
thought I was so magnanimous as to
go out and spend my good money 10
collect funds due the municipality Just
for the pleasure derived from it L
say that you did know that my bill
included the items in this report and
that you have known right along that
had collected my fees on this case
and that you have discussed this with
ME in connection with the Clifford
case-you have discussed it with 9TH
eTs as we'll
The Clerks records will show, I'M
der date of May l, 1905, as follows:
The City Clerk then presented GER
tilted claims amounting to $4,000
which, on motion of Mr.. Deuker, We're
allowed and ordered paid.
Mr.. Gardner was present during all
Of this session and knew what bust
ness was transacted as | was present
in the Council Chamber and heard
the bills all read and all the other
proceedings during the evening. Our
bill was regularly drawn and properly
allowed and we were clearly entitled
to our fees under the contract, having
performed the services and getting
the results That Mr. Gardner may
hold some opinion as to the advisab-
af.t
has little weight, If any.
AS to the Clifford case that so much
has been paid concerning our liabil-
ity for costs accrued in that matter
will say that the suir was brought
prior to the time that l secured the
City contract and THERE has never
been word said concerning the
costs of this matteF 1t is wholly out
of the question II our liability and
is absolutely abs1fd. Clifford brought
suit to collect us twenty per cent
600 on the fl fmer compromise of
$4,000, made in/1S97, which has been
pending several years, and after l col
lected $4,000 more he amended his
complaint an is now demanding
twenty Ser Ent commission on ser
vices peNori led by myself after he
had been ~secIusion or oblivion for
seven long years. | do not feel call
ed on to defend any suits that have
arisen under some other contract or
with which we have had absolutely
nothing TO do.
While this communication is length
ly | have tried to set forth the facts
| believe the public is entitled to the
full facts regardless of who is to
blame. | stand ready to defend my
acts and am not ashamed for the pub
lie to know. | desire to brand as
absolutely false the statement that
any county or city official, assisted
me to secure the city contract, and
also deny the statement that any
was denied the City Clerk
by any of these officials. l. alone,
was responsible for the information
being withheld as | had a perfect
right to do
Very Truly.
w. E. Lowe.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
Washington Statue In Hungary.

Budapest, Hungary, Aug. 25.-The
authorities of the city of Budapest
have decided to unveil the Washing
ton statue now under erection on
Sept. 16, and have sent out invitations
to the mayors of American cities,
presidents of American universities
and many notable public men Of the
United States to attend. The idea OF
raising this statue arose out of the
erection in Cleveland some years ago
of a statue of Kossuth. Hungarian
Americans who We're instrumental in
bringing about the erection of the
kossuth monument were so cordially
supported by Americans that they de-
cided as a mark of gratitude to raise
a Washington monument in the CAPT
tai Of their native country
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
Dynamited Police Station.

Berlin, Aug pa dispatch from
kattowitz announces that bomb was
thrown at Bendzin, Russian Poland
killing Police Captain Jakubik and
two policemen, and dangerously
wounding another policeman The
bomb was evidently intended for ia
kubik, who commanded a patrol
which on Monday killed Jew. The
explosion destroyed the district police
Office 4 detachment Of Cossacks
fred several volleys and wounded a
number OF passersby.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
Woman Under the Bed.

Lorain, O., Aug 25.-When John
Engle, 10, got ready to retire he, with
true womans instinct, looked under
the bed. Then he loudly called the
police. They pulled from under John S
couch a comedy young woman, said
to be Mrs. D. R. Nipple, who came
here recently from Indiana. Engle
says he met Mrs. Nipple at dance a
few days ago and she had followed
him ever since. At the Jail the wo
man, who had a revolver secreted on
her person, said she could not live
without John, and that she would kill
him sooner or later
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
THE BUSINESS COLLEGE

win open T1AA. Sept. 4. All who
can should call al arrange to enter
before that date 25-5t.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
Killed In Church.

Medina, o., Aug. 25.-During Sc
we're thunderstorm lightning struck a
church steeple at Chatham Center,
nine miles west of here, and following
down the inside struck Sherman Rod
gers on the head. The bolt severely
shocked another workman, who with
Rodgers was engaged IN painting the
inside of the church Little damage
was done the church.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
BUSINESS BooMA

The Piano business 6 Hainly is a
booming with Watson Son their
trade has so ircreasek that they
have just purchased ID large Millin-
cry stock of the RuS& Sisters, TOT
Main street Colonial building the
stock of Millinery VII be sold at once
regardless of cost Ne will occupy
this room with the~Anest stock of high
grade Pianos manufactured in this
country 26-2t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-26
Tcrrid at Louisville.

Louisville. KY, Aug 25.-The theY.
mometer shot up to SO degrees and
three more deaths and one prostration
from the heat were reported. No re
lief is in sight
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Lee, Master
Sanford Lee, Mrs. w. w. Lee and
Miss Irene Harris, of Doverel, are on
fishing trip to the Dead Lakes in
Florida.
Mr.. w. F. Sherman left yesterday
for Trea ton, West Virginia, where he
will engage in the hardware business.
Messrs. J. H. Davis, J. W. Glass
and r. B. McLain returday on yes
terday from a trip to Florida.
Hon. G. F. Hawkins, OF Lexington,
N. c., is in Dawson visiting his
brother, Prof. j. r. Hankins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovard Cheatham OF
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting at the
home of DR.. w. B. Cheatham.
Mrs. J. r. Mercer and Mrs. j. M.
Bell have returned from trip to
Hot Springs and Atlanta.
Mr.. H. r. Barnes of Meriwether
county is visiting his brother, Mr., N.
B. Barnes.
Miss Annie Brown has returned
from a visit to Georgetown and Eu-
faula.
Colonel Dick Terry of Cuthbert
was a prominent visitor in Dawson
Saturday.
Ed Pace of Arlington visited friends
and relatives In Dawson last week.
Mrs. w. S. Dozier is in Atlanta
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. j. Ray.
Pierce Christie and Frank Mas
worthy spent Sunday in Cuthbert.
Mrs. J. S. Lowrey has been visiting
Mrs. w. E. Gannaway in Albany.
Congressman 'Griggs left Saturday
night for Washington.
Charlie Martin of Arlington spent
Sunday in Dawson.
Mr.. G. V. Pace was here from Ar
lngton Saturday.
Mrs. J. "A. Shields is visiting in At
| lanta.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-02
CAUGAT ON THE CURBSTONE.

Solicitor General Laing and sew
eral Dawson attorneys went down to
Cuthbert Monday morning to attend
Randolph superior court, but on ar
rival there found an order from
Judge Sheffield adjourning the court
until the regular term in November.
Those who joined the Baptist
church on profession of faith during
the recent protracted meeting were
immersed Sunday night by Pastor
Long. The services were very i'm
pressive, and were attended by large
congregation.
The annual meeting of the Farm
er's Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will
be held at the court house on May II.
The call of the president appears else
where.
Receiver Pinkston says the people
are making their tax returns promptly
this year. He expects to show a nice
increase in values when the books
close.
The wOrkmen have about finished
tearing down the old court house.
Thcs has disappeared one of the very
oldest buildings in Dawson.
Mr.. Hermann of Edfaula will
open clothing and tailoring estab-
lishment in Dawson in few weeks.
He was here Thursday.
Very little hail fell in Dawson,
and no damage was done at all. The
wind blew down trees on some of the
streets.
The new ice plant began opera
t IONS Monday. 1t has a storage ca
pacity of forty tons.
Terrell county has six fourishing
banks. and another one is talked Of.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-02
EVERYTHING is ALL RIGHT
Committee Did Not Find a Flaw in the
County Records. Report viii
Be Made to Grand Jury.

Messrs. j. A. Horsley and q. 3
Crowell, the committee appointed by
the last grand jury to investigate the
accounts and records of all the Off
Gals of the county, have just complet-
ed this work, and will make their re-
port to the grand jury that will con-
vene on the fourth Monday in this
month.
One of the committee informs The
News that the investigation was
thorough in every respect, and that it
revealed the fact that Terrell county
has an exceptionally fine set Of
officers.
The records and accounts in every
department of the county government
were gone fully into, and not in a sin
ole instance was there found cause for
criticism.
When the immense amount OF work
That is done in administering the af-
fairs of the county is considered this
is wonderful record, and one that
the officials and the people alike may
Justly be proud of.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-02
WATER PLANT MACHINERY
City Council Places Order for New
Equipment. Work Of Connecting
Dead Ends Soon to Begin.

Mr.. j. B. McCary, the consulting
engineer in the employ of the city, was
in Dawson Thursday to confer with
the council in regard to the purchase
of equipment for the new pumping
station of the watorworks department.
Upon his recommendation the council
has bought $50 horse power boiler,
pump with capacity of million
gallons day, and an air compress
or for lifting water from the well.
The cost of the boiler is $l,085.OO, Of
the pump 81, 1880 and of the COM
pressor 81 900.
Workmen are now excavating 100,
900 gallon reservoir, and the work OF
connecting the dead ends of the mains
will be begun at once. Three car
loads of pipe and cement for this pur-
pose have just been received.