The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-06-29

Grand Tier of the Masonic Grand
Lodge for thirty years, is dead.
President Roosevelt has decided 70
visit the Isthmus of Panama next
fall to make a personal Inspection Of
the canal work. He will leave Wash
ingtcn late in October or early ia
November and will spend at least g.
week in the canal zone. In view of
this decision his proposed tour Of The
Middle West has been declared off.
The Senate passed the indepal1snt
bill providing for an appropriation
Of $4,000 a year to pay the travel,
ing expenses Of the President. 1t
also passed the Sundry Civil Bill anh
adopted the conference reports en- the
District of Columbia and postoff!ce
Appropriation Bills.
Frankfort. June 22.-The resigna-
ti.a of Judge David b. Redwine, of
Jackson, as member Of the State
Beard of Control for Charitable In
s.ituticns has been received at the
State Executive office and has bgel
accepted by the Governor. Judge Rsi-
wine was appointed by Gov. Beckham
at the time Of the enactment Of the
law last winter. but his business pre-
vented his continuing in the office.
The Governor states that he has nell
eated the new member Of the board
but may not make announcement Of
the appointment for few days
Judge RedMine held ths twu-yen
appointment in the beard.
Lancaster, KY, June 22-or ;hs
William Ccnn place three miles IRON
town, a tenant house has be5a va
Gated by William Oaks and family he
cause of the great plumber of snakes
Mr.. Oaks killed one or two, but thi
did no coed, and the snakes continued
to show up in increasing numbers
The family could near them Ia tn,
night, SO they vacated the house
AT least ten or a dozen OF th9se rep
tiles have been seen al one tint
crawling on the walls, floor m,
steps of the dwelling.
i A special committee was appointe'
by the Kentucky State Educationa
Association, in session at Bowlini
Green, to bring to one standard al
the colleges and high schools With
the State and also provide stand
ard of examination on entrance
The Governor has npmed Repre-
sentative Matt. NJ. Reiwine, Of VI
lott county, as Circuit Judge Of II
new Thirty-second Judicial Datric
created by act Of the Assembly O
the last regular session. The coun
ties of the district are Carter, Elliot
Lawrence and Morgan. Because q
he changes made in the old Twen
tieth Judicial District John NJ Waugl
Of Carter county, present Comm3l
wealths Attorney of that dlstric
was commissioned Commonwealth
Attorney of the Thirty d.
: trict. Judge W. T. Cole, of Gresln
county, was appointed Commonwealth
Attorney of the present Twentiet
z district. which Is composed Of tn
counties of Boyd, Gresnup and Levi
1 The appointment of Judge John \
: Lassing, of Boone county, as Judg
I of the Kentucky Court Of Appeals +,
$ the Sixth Appellate district, 10 SUI
t coed Judge Thomas II. Paynter {
! Greenup, who retlres from the benz
) to enter the Unite1 States Senate, WI
) announced Friday by Gov. Beckhar
: The appointment Of Judge Lassia
e to this high office creates yacalC
o In the office of Judge of the Fl
: teenth Judicial district, TO which
5 hucceeded by appointment of Il
Governor. and was afterward electt
S for term,
! The naming of Judge Lasting ne
9 essitates the holding of an eisctiC
this fall in the Sixth Appellate di
: trict to fill the vacancy caused
e Judge Paynter's resignation, and Il
d Governors eppointee will be ca
\ dldate, probably without oppositir
! from within the party. Tho count
v OF the district are Booze, Gamble
4 Kenton, Grant, Harrison, rellleto
+ Bracken, Robertson, Nicholas, Mao
= Fleming. Lewis, Gresnup, Carter ~
9 Rowan. The judicial district VII
: Judge Lassing leaves % beech \
pellate Judge s male nf If q
: counties of Boone, Carroll, Graz
Gallatin and Owen. The Govern
VIII flG this plfce ve'y shortly, a
an election will aso be he'd In II