Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-01-18
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head with a club, and Burnett c,+
HAYNES seven or eight times in self do.
fence. Burnett is nephew Of W II
White. of this place, and eldest SON of
DIR. Z. A. Burnett. His grandfather
was Robt. N. White, deceased whose
name is not yet forgotten through ont
the county. Burnett is respected hv
all up here and never was in anv tron-
BILE in his life before he left home n 90
20 So Pittsburg to learn the monlder,s
trade. From there he went to Cbatta-
nooga where he and John Tate worked
some four or five months. Burnett
and Tate had just returned and had
taken a contract with D. NJ. Tate the
latters father, at the time this tropb,e
arose over a small turnjp patch that
was outside enclosure. The bows han.
pening to pass through part of it with
their log wagons is what started the
trouble.
want to congratulate my friend
Nip & Tuck. His whereabouts
have been unknown for months mast
but at last he steps forward and lifts
his hat and salutes the News and staff
by saying he wishes them success, and
all the News readers, which you know
up here is at.least two-thirds union.
and if you mean what you say want
to take you by the hand and extend to
you the right hand of union fellowship
l believe, from reading your letter
that you have professed Christ, from
the good advice you give on Christian
ity, morality and education. All the
members of Local 287 unanimously en-
dorse your lecture ON that subject
That is the fundamental principal that
unionism is based on, education. chris
tianity and morality, and let me con-
graduate you, Nip & Tuck, a." on
your good advice. Hope you will con
tinue to preach this same doctrine and
meet me at the Red Mems hall next
Saturday week, and confer the honor
on me of introducing you as a CONVEX
ted man, as peace advocate for law
and order, for christianity, and moral
ity, education and temperance.
know you will accept this proposition
It's fair and reasonable and for the best
for all classes of laboring men. Will
you Gomez Let your answer be, Yes
I'll be there.
The I. G. I Co. has relieved itself
of great burden by discharging about
twenty five guards that have cost them
great deal of money and trouble.
Doubtless, in my mind, it has been the
instigation of the bulk of crime that
his been committed here. If they will
all adopt nip & Tucks advice
peace is at hand. Let us hoist the
white flag of peace, the battle is over,
the baby is born, its name is union,
its daddy is the U. NJ W. of A. with
Pres. John Mitchell in the chair.
Those who Are not natural born Amer.
lean union sons, the daddy of the U. M.
w. of A. will receive by adoption in
to the union family.
Following is the Justice of the Peace
court record for last week: State VS.
| Will Cross, charged with getting mon
ey under false pretenses; S. L. Hav
ron, prosecutor; J. T. Rauslston, At
torney for the State; VIII. White, At
torney for defendent. Case dismissed
and Cross went free.
State VS. Jimmie. Ridge, Joe Wimber
ly, Elijah Grayson, Joe Reel, Robt
Vandergriff, charged with misdemean
or refusing to work the public high
way for the year 1906. J. W. Morri
son, attorney for state; W. H. White
attorney for defendants. The defend
ents were cleared by Attorney Whit
and discharged.
State VS. Jas. Rogers charged witt
misdemeanor; j. w. Morrison, attor
ney for state; W. H. White, attorne.
for defence. Case was dismissed b.
the defendent paying 50. 49, costs. Wa
legally discharged and allowed tn
privilege of going home instead of +
Jail.
G. @. Thomas VS. lobe Cox charge
with being an unlawful detainer Co
case settled outside the court house b
a committee of three as arbitrator t
settle the litigation. The followin
named gentlemen were appointed b
the court: N. B. Moore, Jas. Drak
and Thomas Hambrick.
Sarah Higgins VS. John Thomas
replevy suit. W. H. White, attorne
for Thomas. Case dismissed. Cos
taxed against plaintiff.
State VS. Alec VanhOoser charged fl
lonious assault with a gun, attempt
commit murder in the first degree. /,
I. Raulston, attorney for the stat
Byron Tatum for the defendant. Wa
we'd examination to the grand jury, d,
PENDANTS bond was fixed at $500 by
, L. Havron, J. P.
want to say that w. H. White, Il
newly elected road commissioner of Il
Third district, will do the clean thin
: for the people and the roads Of Il
. third district by appointing clea
! men as road overseers. The .followir
, is list appointed up to this date; {
5 the west side of Sequachee river A
drew d. Thomas, Sam B. White. G
the east side, r. C. Pickett, Geo. Va
dergriff. On the Chattanooga mou