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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
INVENTOR OF PORTABLE COTTAGE
WILL ESTABLISH FACTORY HERE
J. 8. WALKER TELLS or SAM
TARY COTTAGE AND ERECTION
or 200 AT LAS VE0As-HAs
MODELS ON DISPLAY.

James A. Walker. Inventor and
manufacturer of che Walker portable
sanitary cottage accompanied by has
wife and daughter Miss Esslo. arrived
ln the ciig last might and VIII remain
several days before proceeding 90 Los
Angeles
when called upon ni the Savoy b d.
iai this mnruiHF hy representative
uf The EVENING Citizen Mr. Walker
was buaiiy engaged In erecting on She
sitting soon tables models of hll
portable cottages. 900 of which nn VIII
erect ai las vegas Cor The ffaterull
sanllarlum
"Air. said Mr WALKER "and e.
pCclally the glorious article Of ur
chat YOu have iu New Mexico, b.
well Known to he thc best cure Tor
ihe white plague consumption. and
li wac with that idea I'm view chat ]
Invented ihe prcsou. model oi my cot
ineeg Each cottage hhs q hOOr space
OF 1918 ieCi aud can easily accom-.
mediate from aig to eight people "a
also has an attic. eta ieet hiFh With
eEi8 feet no0f space
a am thinking seriously" continued
Mr Walker. "of establishing fac
tory for the manufacturing of the cot
tagoa here in Albuquerque. az undci.
stand you have two planning mills and
bic lumber plant here viii man.
ufacfure Che cottages here and ahip
them 40 iaa Vegas, al The facilities
al las VEGAS tor making tho cottages
are very poor and inadequate. ln at
probability ! will make Albuquerque
tho distributing point Cor all Of my
western business provided can
make The necessary arrangements"
SIR Walker viii ho in Albuquerque
until TIE first 0f neat week. when him.
self and family viii leave for loa An.
geloa fOr "a few weeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
Av rsn.e a6i,. Ilnt % op So.

Two OF the new Buick automobile
ieit Monday morning for Torrance.
and the FIRST trip % be- made carry.
INK mail between Roswell aud Tor.
rance will be started from each point
"wednesday The two big machines
viii leave Torrance ai 4 o'clock Wed.
neRday morning. and are due 90 ar
rive az Roswell at ~ O'Clock, noon.
The drivers Monday morning We're
Manager j W. siOckard aud Charley
sharpe There was only one lasGen.
ger Roswell Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

ing che association here. Also. the
supply houses tn the United Strtes
we're not 20 furnish nOn-memhers OF
the association In Canada with ma.
terials or supplies.
Appeal 20 Government
Plumbers NOT IN the combine found
q impossible 20 purchase supplies In
Toronto and had 20 buy from New
York. CHICAGO or from smaller houses
of which the American Association
had NO control They applied 90 the
Dominion government at Ottawa last
MAY and asked that the duty on
plumbers supplies be cancelled. As a
result the minister OF customs threat
Cned 90 dciyo into the action OF the
supply houses in Toronto unless they
"loosoned up to the employers who
iid not belong % the Master Plumbers
Association.
They did l0dSou up little, but only
o little. for they had taken oath 20
abide by an agreement with The mas
Ter plumbers 20 bleed nOn-membera
and the general public.
The smaller master plumbers and
the combine had been forced into line
hy the fear that they weuld not be
able 20 obtain supplies But a short
time ago, finding that the little tel'
lows who had nerve enough Co remain
out OF tho combine were obtaining
supplies. ! y. Reeves and Jas. Harri.
son decided to break from the com
hlnc.
The Union Baika.
Here was tho masters chance lhey
obtained the promise Of the executive
uf the IouFneymen Plumbers Union
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Blake Miss Blake. o. ls understood.
Do ns much infatuated vita the stage
as with Largcy She has Insisted uu
winning hlaffl0nlc fame before ans
other consideration
People n Butte are wandering N an
actress VII bo Installed ns mistress
of one ~ the finest homes 10 this clly
Family conference are being held
and Mrs Largcy Is preparing o. 81
east and attempt 20 break her aon ~
his iniaiuatiou. which D. costing him
a fortune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Butte Mont Jan. u.s. The rcia
tivos Of 81 s. LarEoy. helr Co a So00O.
600 copper mine. are alarmed by D 20
port that he b engaged 70 marry Nena
Blake a young Chicago actress. and
that ho % now travelling about tho
country as The angel" OF q theatrical
company which ne put on the road. ln
order tn make The young woman a
star
largcy a. b believed. Is not lnfauu.
atud with the stage bnt with MlsB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Thursday evening. while returning
30 Central from silver city, Hon Will.
lam y, Murray was the victim Of run
away accident. IN which be was pain
fully, although. luckily, not seriously
Injured. When a short distance this
side OF Central one OF the horses
stumbled and fell, breaking the neck
yoke and causing both OF the animals
TO run away Mr. Murray was thrown
from his seat In the blackboard. and
badly bruised he has been confined
To his home 40 Central since the acct
dent, but n daily improving and will
be- up pud around again within the
next day or so.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
SLIPPED IN AND STOLE
AN ATTRACTIVE Bride

En E Wiienn a PecOa valley young
Traugof slipped into the Ilcarillas
oYoF ihe anDa drifts by way of the
hnck door and stole aNay a young
and attractive bride ln the person %
Miss IoqcHliEo nuoking says fau
White Oaks Outlook Prom tho man.
ner of their speeding as ihoy passed
througi Whlio Oaks a person might
BIZ iod i0 believe SOME rival was hut
on the trail Sod ho didn't mean t0
So lnio camp. either hf that al n
may. there nfu many good wishes fol.
ioaing them from fuends al White
Oaks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Though the individual woman may
be- n criminal every man has On in-
atlnctlso feeling that she Is poicnti
ally The mother ~ The race, and that
She ik Iu that spnst sacred
What common sense demands o.
ercator vigilance IN the proteCtinn and
guidance 0f yuung Girls. more tender
ness toward the weak. greafcr ~
spect iof anmanhndd. and 20 . aHa
ana better day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
GRAND DISCOVERY At
oaAN QuWlaA RuINs

About a week ego while prospect
iug ioF water sene tvo miles Wcst of
ihe ruins Of "a Gran Qglvira. On me
southwestern part of Torrance coun
~ a party composed Of Adolio saias
Maurica Nrntoya and Benlgno and
CreCencia Torres uncoWqed what a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
REPORTED
FROM SILVER CITY


From the Independent
Last Saturday afternoon. about
1880. Jacob Roidlinger. sr, was stand
Ing with a friend Ia the Centennial
Saloon. Silver City. listening % the
electric piano. All al once a faiutlng
spell came over him and he fell
against the iron rail around the plano.
cutting quite a CASH IN Bis hoad Dr.
hilliken was called al once and sew.
eral stitches Wefe made he has been
confined 10 his home ever since the
accident. but r. reported getting along
nicely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
RunaWay Aeeldsnt

Mr. and Mrs II ~ Belts had an OK.
porionce Friday evening. which they
VIII not soon forget They were driy.
ing up hullard street. In silver City.
when a horse which was helng led by
slack rope. and which had become
irightencd. ran around tho vehicle lu
which they were seated in such a way
az 90 oYorturn the same and throw
both occupants 90 the ground Mrs
hetta suffered a severe nervous shock
ana Mr. Belts sustained some bruises.
hut aside from such injuries both es-
capped harm The blackboard in which
they we're riding was pretty badly de.
moliahec Fortunately for SIR and
Mrs. Bolts. the horse which they were
driving, did not attempt to run or
Kick. otherwise the accident would
probably have been very serious
one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Members pledged 10 buy al their
Goods from the iobblng and supply
houses sisnlne the agreement
supply houses pledged not TO sell
10 The general public az ell
Supply houses 90 quote prices 90 the
nuhiie noi lees than 81 per cent over
the associations purchase prices.
Supply houses not to sell 90 the
trade generally. except at an advance
ol 30 per cent on the prices quoted 20
tbe association.
40 plumber 20 take worR from the
customer of another plumber.
The iournUymon Plumbers Union
pledged not io work for nun.mombers
or even egmembers Of the aseocia-
ton.
AN plumbers hlddlng or rendering
on a job 90 file their bids with the cen
trail Office go find out n the wouid-he
customer was the customer OF an.
other plumber.
Before the contract was awarded al
Tho plumbers interested IN the con.
tract 90 meet and decide up0n the fug-
ures 90 submit 20 the customer.
Thor average estimate would be-
fixed upon az the minimum Otheg
bids wouif be- no or 10 per cent higher.
if the lowest bid was not accepted
and q higher one was. the successful
bidder had 20 pay the low bidder the
difference between the bids and 10 the
association 3 per cent OF the price.
IN all bids the plumber would add
20 per cent to the cost Of his profit
which included i5 per cent 90 the az.
HuCiati0n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20
HOW CANADA DEALS With TRADE COMBINES

THROWS A RRoADsipE or FINES
INTO PLUMBING ASSOCIATIONS
AND INDIVIDUALS WHO DO
ABOUT THE SANE AZ 70 DONE
ovEa HgRE--pLAiN RoaeERV,
SAYS rHE JUDGE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Toronto. Jan i3.-rhat the D0mm-
son of Canada will not ho trlfled with
in tho matter Of trade combines rs
inrcibly Illustrated in the matter Of
De Master Plumbers Association and
the Central Supply Association, each
uf which wero fined $4,000 and costs
Tor combining Doe restraint Of the
plumbing business Besides. seven I'm
d'viduals were fined from $3.50 to $500
and tha 1888 other members OF the
Master Plumbers Association, which
includes lIi hut four or five master
plumbers iu the city. were committed
t1 trial.
The history OF the conspiracy is
interesting because oi lts hOldnOss and
.utctss. Two year ago she mastor
plumbers entered Into hard and fast
agIromtul go corner an the work 90
Toronto and also oi some smaller
cities In the province. and 90 do SO
effectively found u necessary 90 In
clude In their operations the houses
dealing In plumbers supplies and
also the Jonrneymen Plumbers
Union They extended their sphere
so the smaller supply houses In the
other paris ui Canada and finally into
che United States, Tor after the sec.
cretary. VI. w. Meredith. had visited
81. Louis. New York Buffalo, Detroit
aud Chicago. an arrangement was
found TO exist by which the United
States would not submit figures for
work 10 Toronto without first notify
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

"Iudge" Hamilton b. making q APP
la. mi that 30 rs foolish for amy man
~ 10 into thy Insurance business for
hts health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

nut the indian sign on Jacob schin
who gave his cook $4,000 ior o
Chrialmas gin How'll the rest oi ua
face our cooks after thati
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

COMPARED TO PLAIN ROBBERY
One hardly knows how
disclosures made OF number Of hitherto reputable firms meeting
table,
deliberately method
slightest
which
Hhc an.
other the robs him
3 Cluic the plumbers combine.
sSsssSbt s6SbSS66et Se6SSSt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-20

Here was tho masters chance fhey
obtained the promise Of the executive
OF the Iournoymen Plumbers Union
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

not qualified u crtlcise. However.
that makes no difference According
to Patterson, anything he owns OF
does is always 4 great deaf bet,el and
smarter than THAT owned pl dong bN
anybody else.
\ large number ~ men wcie ia l.i.-
ton yesterday, arriving On the Mil
waukcc passenger This mofnlng
they left py the y + ipl Manll4a.
where they Will be employed On the
~ /!
Landlord CroMell. OF the Arlington.
made IA trip through northcrn En-
mons last week with the object of buy
ing chcgens and also to see if he could
locate some one to act as dining room
girl.
| Miss Kate Harvey. who va, been
teaching the EmmonsbtTs school.
closed hcr term al hat place last lsfl-
day The lady will 20 TO Aberdeen
for IA week 5 vacation, after which siie
4 w III JcuCIl IL SCIlOsJI ilt-ui IIh
The Mesdamcs steineraid Rgssiter,
both uf Ipswich, :. p., Meie arrivals
| by Tuesdays Milwaukee noon tram.
Mr. Steiner, the former lady 5 husband.
1 came on the freight With a carload Y
personal property Iiey will le,ll'r
| near Ilazeit"n.
&. W. I.aM0urc. ~ the state and
commissioner ollirc AZ Bismarck
WAS in tuwii a daS or two this week.
Tuesday, at the county bnildine iri
leased the state school alldinstil,'lgil
lands. The bidding ttIi MANY lltet !
was quite spirited
- Geo Nallmorc, ~ the ll.MeltDA
bank. left Linton On l5liuisdaa ) Mi.
waukce passenger. Nj, health lia, net
been good this winter and he has eooe
10 Illinois To visit iriend>. lle eN
poets, before hi, letlirn. 70 90 g NJ"
MeXick, to spend a t,.a months,
Inc Batcayc state,tnali ~ll dr."
five dollar, a day for tile das, ne ,s,'
absent and negleeting ms dHtl -
misrepresentation o' f.Tlltls ite
Nldel counties at lii,inalce ~ l'nis
says that streetei Ia, been pai5i A
awful lot of money bl Elln9ii, e9lin
ty Yes: that IS ptpbaple, Wien on
considers that Sticeler has been iilH
ming a newspapct III Elnnon, count.
twcnt,-two wears and "a,a acatlntgoiii
Ger several sears But not ad@4lal oi I
was ever received Otherwise than 70
value received and not 4 cent d i 4
any other part Of streeters lngisn
va, ever obtained by being a silr aii'
a saindleI and trying teh9ld upeNei..
, one whom lie ha, done business Win
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

Nj. ! w selnN % lI5wsllil. u
wllNNha> Deen ii, Linton making a.
engagements looking ,AN.,rl iiie Slab
lishmeut 81 i llfeniits n.iIl, returned
To his home Thursday las Nlr Is
a prlelieal nilei anll bas elpeiile la
locate here
J y. Boss Is,si wels "a ! fifa lsa
istelsd I'erehiNl siIli9n A. Nilm
pans o. Hampton iiitnei 'l'ie Iisise
weighs about 500 pounds ,Ils ppa
elasnr> are alatirI and John Dhllilli
ser, Philip lItllefe lAre INlsfnnie,
N $ IiushA aud .ltlil 5neflardt
Nldito' 'fu,seN q lsie Ipab' g. '1.p
llal Telephone Company was aA as
rival ia I.nltn on M@Nfl3s Vii
"atikee passenger lie calIle lni' IN
the ililef. = q the eolnpnls "hielI be
rcpre sent e. b. present A 'he Neei
ing Of the board q cqify e@nta
sl@nefs ull6 causi4erai ille fei,I,l9ne
francllsr matter
Mn aud MIS- s L IN3ul w. atFe
been spending lle @iIil d ilie sgs'.
retallnei fq 'leil hsfne q lIale @le
| MliHal, by waA ei he y T. Mrs.
kulil 81 I,pea i Eei' piaee silii l5,l
lhnsi,ind linp n - l.ilion alleAf
Itic meeting ~ l,Nld q ogaalA
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05
IN TOWN aND OUT.

Tom Kelly is down from llazeltcii (
this week.
Geo knudtson was clowm from ~ (
v0la this week.
Paul Muench is visiting friends in
Linton this week.
Tom Shepard MAS down from lla-
flton Yesterday
\ G. Clayton is having his black
smith shop enlarged.
Ben Corbin. the land man from
Haelton. was i'm Linton over Monday
night.
L. Shepard and j. j. Ryan We're
Braddockitcs I'm Linton Monday aud
Tuesday
States Attorney harrington le.
turned Monday from his trip acli1s>
the river.
Lincoln Gray and lIolatio Wilson
were up from Winona MondaN aud
Tuesday
Help your school to buy an organ by
coming TO our entertainments, Friday,
Aprll 10Th.
BE sure to attend Mrs. lcster's
Nree.' Friday evening. April 10Th.
AZ The opera-llouse.
Sam Galley came home from Ape'-
usen asst Thursday. attcia couple q
weeks visit there.
Editor Cell. OF the lIazelton Eeptlh-
llcall. Was IA business visitor in Linton
last Monday night
A. w. Sims, of the Linton stats
BANK, was IA passenger south a> i.tl y
iasue on Monday, train
= Seitzck. representative i lt'
Ncfherson County Creamery an
pahy was in Linton TUESDAY
Chris. MAIDEN, accompanied ~ li
"auelter, Miss Minnie. visited lliend
~ Linton Saturday and SUNDAY
W. W. Cralc. the Dakotl Contra
lelephone Company 5 linemai3. is il
Linton this week long lclall Work.
Little Miss Retta SaAdieyc is sell
ousls III with typhoid fever Y l1'
,,ana'lse ranch. seven mily> esl>t e
H See the pretty inc oi feasIA.t e
ara ,sa' mats and pattern hat ts
VIZ Wy very pretty. Come aNl IS s y
S'ficei NJ Dorn,ifc
= r Campbell, Of NrNau~as. Hii
vas eailed u Linton by ll'e death 9
~ SISTER. Mrs. David Tough. lrltiiiie
nome Tuesday Of last week
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

Ben johnson made il trip Through
southern llmmons, this week, buying
cattle.
Mr. Walter Kelly returned by Nom
day $ y J. train from a trip TO Bis
nlarclN.
Joseph Clark and James Stewart
We're among the Dllcitcs IN Linton
this Wccl
Mrs. Wcseott. Of The Linton House.
and her niece. Miss Martha Stccns
land. spent SUNDAY in Aberdeen.
Mrs. c. a Patterson was taken to
Aberdeen yesterday for medical treat
ment. Dr. snyder who came down
from liazeltpn last night. accompanied
her
a daughter WAS bonn 10 Mr. alid
Mrs. Archie Pollock. OF Pollock, last
Friday. The mother OF the little
/ lady was Formerly Miss Mate Seymour.
Mother and girl doing nicely.
Ed. Cooyer came dewn ON the y r.
from IIazelton Monday night While
here he bid i'm the leases ON some
,.''',n' ., ''''.1' ~, = o.. ~. ,;,,,,a,
''''N'' - - - -
y Mrs. G J. ParkhIrst. accompanied
~ 'ls' '., .''',s N','.s' , go, - s'm,,
80 s'sN7's',, ~, 80 ,,..,',.,' - !. 49,
- .'N0s"' ~. &c, ,,s..' 49,, ,,.,l,,,,rs
Sa' = -
= -
HE new political announcement
in this week Record are Charlie
Gan-le.y and Z. l'@"c'dlnk for count.
A Judge: \ NJ. BrittS for clerk OF TN
di,trictcourt:d'eo- W Lynn fot state
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-04-05

ffnn, 4 Neck on Tire Ilnton branch,
Instead u thtce, rs at present " IS
also Aiaslal q Mogili engine VIII
b. ijlt' % tins line IN place oi tile
maj ilndna noM ia use.
9foel nlans people Ia Emnon,
c1e4hls M'sr' sni.fA ~ hear Of the death
q capt W $ Moorllpti,c, which oc-
sMitFa III Bismarck ll, week lire
raptan bad been ia poor health ,ey
efil ss;l's capt Nloerhousc had an
cNecisetl ciytl@at seiylcc. He Was
als auditor u lsniclellcount, several
ielnls Tie mAs i faithful officer, a
sspai 'slti1ell itfl a loyal friend.
I'hecVluts commissioner, have been
IA sl0n hi, "eck Al the mem
pers were III allemlan,'e AT ycster
fi,Y session q ne board MI Il. NJ
artilfst@n resigned li, position Il,
s ilo attorney recommending III \.
Armstrong rs fiis successor and. ~
in0lin ~ oemlniss i0nef Sherwood.
~ 2itil'iI fAN 5iiliIiiesioH1i hllllI. lilab
l,en' lelnap Vas appointed toiill the va
ellleA In minutes ~ rir meeting
,.ill pe Rg,ASliea next week
einwilecipfl treat j, in store fsr
'igse ells l'fend the Acthodis'
ehqlsll lleS sunday evening The
K iIslsa@ @ll speak On Lee, sur
en5ie 'lle tolloang day being an
ai5liiseisi@ q that important event
~ II @Sai- been a lnion 81
lia linsei ar! having known aiia
fiiAei1tl mlil mlitiY persons "ii9
@ g ie s4ltelaer ls vel
l4atl@d ~ entertaining talk
i8l, sfesif .tll' sa be "9rld
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09
THE PAST WEEK IN COTTON.
Commercial Appeals Weekly
 Review of Conditions.
Weather Conditions in Arkansas, Tennes- see and Alabama Were Ideal, and
 Brilliant Prospects Continue.

Memphis, Aug. S.-The Com mercial Appeals weekly review of cotton crop conditions says that severe rains and windstorms have caused complaints from the Delta, but .elswhere throughout the cot ton belt the outlook is most favor able. The hill sections of Miss issippi, Northern Alabama and Arkansas have found the past week exactly suited for cotton de- velopment. Occasional showers, warm days and heavy dews have contributed to rapid growth and fruitage. Some correspondents predict that with the continuation of an other month of existing weather conditions a bumper crop will be marketed by the farmers of their section. Shedding of bolls, forms, blooms and the appearance of blight are causing some uneasi- ness ih tue Mississippi lowlands, but with favorable weather con- ditions may not cut the crop short as much as now seems probable.
 West Tennessessee sends in glowing reports, and, incidentally, the good news is conveyed by practically all the correspondents that good corn crop is assured
 Shedding in South Texas is more serious than previously re- ported and the boil weevil damage reports are more widespread.
 Except in the waterlogged low lands, cotton has been laid by and the farmers are taking a bit of rest preparatory to harvesting a crop that promises peace and plenty for the people of the South.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09

roads, and in this way there will be hrst-class roads all over the state without one dollar more ex- pense than we are now paying. Understand, the state must keep these convicts by state taxes, col lected from the counties under the law.
 think I can hear good roads men saying This idea of yours amounts to nothing; and then, lis ten You will hear them wind up by saying that we must have the constitution amended so law can be made requiring the counties to issue bonds and build roads. The longer I live the more wisdom I see in the makers of our constitu- tion of 1874, when the constitution prohibited counties and towns from issuing bonds.
 This constitution is a great help to the honest, law abiding citizen, when the grafter wants to get his finger in the pie. Yours,
 P. H. PRINCE.
 Conway, Ark. July 27, Ioo6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-08-09
CONWAY MAN IS IGNORED
J. H. Hartje Elected President of the Ark
 ansas Clerks Association.

The thirteenth annual session of the Arkansas clerks association was held at Little Rock Monday, and a Conway man, County Clerk I. H. Hartje, was honored by being elected president of the as sociation. The organization IS composed of a large number of the county and circuit clerks of the state.
 The session was devoted largely to a discussion of the work in the clerks offices, the member ex- changing ideas as to method of keeping the records and other de- tails of the work. No matter of special importance were taken up.
 It was expected that several questions which may come before the next General Assembly would be discussed, but the association adjourned until the third Monday in December, and it is expected that these matters will be taken up at that time.