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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15
ANOTHER BRICK BLOCK
TOBE ERECTED SOON

Notwithstanding the many new
brick buildings that have been erected
IN Hattiesburg during the last year,
the demand for business houses is
ever on the increase, and is being
met by enterprising local capitalists
who are on the alert for profitable
Investments.
The latest enterprise Of this kind
Is being promoted by the Messrs. G.
Y. H. s., J. j., and J. M. M. Stevens,
who have given the contract to Mr..
r. 2. Lee, the well known architect,
for plans for new solid brick block,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15
NOTICE.

All Interested parties will please
carefully note the statement from the
school board relative to the open
ing of the city public schools which
appears in another column.
Please notice especially the time for
the examination and classification OF
pupils is Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER 10 and 20. The regular work
will begin Monday, September 20 and
teachers will have no time for exam
nation Of pupils and pupils will not
be granted examinations later than
the 18th and goth, except for extraor-
binary sessions.
F. B. wOODLEY,
Superintendent.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15

to be erected on East Pine street, just
east Of the G. & s. l. railroad, The
planss are now being drawn by Mr..
Lee, and provide for solid block Of
stores, fronting on Pine street. There
will be eight stores in all, each Of
which will be 25x117 feet. The stores
VIII be one story In height, will be
built OF brick. and will be quite an
improvement to that part of the city.
Cement pavements will be laid the
entire length Of the block. The block
viii represent an investment Of about
100000.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15
NO. & N.E.RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.

Northbound-From New Orleans.
To Cincinnati, st. Louis
New York ..,...... .l:20 pm.
Cincinnati and St. Louis 1925 pm.
Meridian and Local =. .10:2s am
Meridian and Local ~. 9:45 pm.
southbound-To New Orleans.
From Cincinnati, st. Louis
New York .......... 1920 am.
Cincinnati and st. Louis 5:25 pm
Meridian and Local ..12:20 p. m.
Hbktiesburg and Local 400 am.
Th1bugh Sleeping Cars to Birming-
1 Cincinnati and New York-Din
10 Cars.
For rates and detailed information,
apply to Ticket Agent. or George H.
Smith, G. P. A.. New Orleans. La.
R. j. Anderson, A. G. p. A.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15

WANTED-Board with private fam
lily by young couple, no children.
Address H., care Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15

Read the Daily News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
PURELY A FABRICATION.
No Value Attached to Affida.
Wit of Mrs. Clark
BY BROTHER OF DECEASED
Jus,us Coebei Say, the Deposition IL
at variancs With the Facts and. III
Asserts Innocent Men Are Accuse
20 Shield the Guilty.

Phoenix. ArIz Sept 25.-Jus'us
Goebel. brother OF the late Governor
Goebei OF Kentucky. a resident OF this
city, commenting on the affidavi,
made by n woman at Richmond. Ind
which alleges that Governor Goebei
was killed by Turner Igo Of Farmers
Ky, NJ the imstigation Of son ~
John Sanford. says the story Is =
pure fabrication. lie states the pur'
ported facts as set forth In the am
davit OF Mrs. Clark are 80 far at var.
lance with proven facts that they car
not be considered Mr. Goebel denies
that the prosecution ~ any person g
for political reasons He says the onlr
persons interested In the prosecuto1
are brother ai Cincinnati and hit
self. and such friends as may aid the0
IN avenglng the cowardly assassin
tlon ~ his departed brother. Nr
Goebel also states there is seenir
desire on the part of certain indiri
duals 20 convict an innocent man AND
thus shield the real murderer. a.
that for this reason they have
lowed every reported clue. each g.
which. II not utterly discrsdi;ed. ha
been finally traced back 10 Powel
and Tavlor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
PLATFORM CONVENTIONS.
Three Of the Five Political Parties
Complied WITH the Law.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept 25-under the
new state primary law Tuesday was
the day designated for all political
parties represented on the primary be-
LOT TO hold their state platform con
ventions. or the five parties. the Rc-
publicans. Democrats and Populist'
gathered in considerable numbers. The
Prohibitionists held no convention az =
the Socialists were without represer
tatlon save one delegate. who ceI
fled to a platform and organizatiaa
with the secretary oi state
The Republican convention. whirA
was most largely attended. was p.i-
marily a business meeting. with little
oratory President RCcssyct's pot
ciss and Secretary Ta.t were eudor
by the Republicans
The feature of the Democratic c"-
veuuo1 was the speech oi Hon WY.
lam J Bryan Ec congratulated ff"
party state and national on hayiu-
emerged from che valley 0f The shadow
az death which ho sg.i tho Republic.
ans hnH.' 'E divided were iUs. ,..
'guul
Mr Bryan assisted in dratfur jhr
n1rfnr. .u| H.s .eeHrus were
eru.C O.. '.et h.s Views of what f'H
national n.r declarations shou.i .'
n r.N Hr "r, is 8s follows
"Wc. fr. .u..u.ic party Cf '
hrs.Hu. u ...-f. convention
N'eH gErr..r urr continued c'r'il
'r. and admiration lnr William T. HE-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
CHEMICAL DEVELOPMENT
Remarkable Experiments Have Bee
Effected by a Frenehman.

Paris, Sept 25-Remarkahle o.
perlments IN chemical developmen'
of lifc have been recently effected hr
Professo- nelare Sorhonue. In III
laborator ~ Roseoff In Brittany Pro
fessor y, rec placed unfertilized egc
OF sea urchln and star fish In sc'
water. adding a solution ~ sugar. viii
a few drops ~ ammonia and tannir
In about an hour segmeutation whlcI
Is the first sign OF l!fe. appeared o.
the ecrs produced larvae The rr"f
majority ~ these larvae soon di'i
hut Professor Dolage by constant an.
minute care. brought four urchirt
and the two brought four urchins ar'
two star fish through The larvae siag
and they are now healthy CROWN.
specimens Professor nclages rf
perlments go beyond thos" made l
Professor Loeb of the University al
California. ai Berkeley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
STENCIL PIANOS.

The following article appeared in the
Musical Courier Extra ut September ~
the leading piano louroal IN this country
4, is a fitting tribute 30 The great house oi
Thomas Goggan * Bro. OF lcNas'
This will certainly answer our CORES
pondent', inquiry regarding the attitude
oi the president 0i the National llan2
Manufacturers Association as regards the
Stencil. and IL our correspondent viii kind
Ia look up the matter in Piano Quality
i, will he noticed {. al Il state, there definite.
IL that the Gocan Piano Is manufactured
for Thoma, Goggan * Bro. and IS mark
Ell NN Stencil.
"As iar a, the house of Goggan IS con
cerncd all in the trade know that u never
has used the stencil iu auy but the most
conscientious manner. II has ucVC claim
Ell ANYTHING but that the Guggan Piano
was manufactured under the directions oi
the head Of the house. and that never has
there been any attempt Co create the I'M
preston that the Goggan house manutat-
iutcd No house stands higher ln me
commercial world, and no house is more
honest in it, claims about pianos I'
would hc impossible 'o. John Ioggan io
DO O dishonest ,,'. AND Dee will under no
,un.i1rstinr allow lnN salesman, SOB TAT ''
.r can control rim. to make 1UN statement
rrarJiu- ilc Gu.e1 Piano, .suY o'nr.
piano handled rt ihc h.r Texas house.
u.r what &. strictly f.ut. There h'. u,, '
Boon a.. attempt .. grr.r1. where .a.
Go.ran .."o +. manufactured io. NN
moi rf. .....a. way. aHl t we a..c., o..
........... .. Nf. '.... ."... .. ". N.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
NASHVILLE IS THR0NGED
Thousands Are Celebrating the
Homecoming Week.
FOLK IS GREAT FAV0RITE.
Governor Of Missouri Delivers Couple
Of Notable Addre,ses. In Which He
Eulogizes His Native State and Telis
Of Her Pro~ess.

Nashville. Sept. Ex-Governor Jb-
seph W. Folk OF Missouri. native oi
this state. was the guest of honor
Tuesday at Nashville. where thousands
OF homecomers are assembled from
every part OF the United States for
n week OF reunion and celebration
Al the fair grounds In the afternoon
Governor Patterson delivered before
20 900 persons a welcome back to ,h'
old home state Amid great enthusiasm
Governor Folk. on behalf OF the native
visitors responded In his addrea
the Missouri executive extolled III,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
RELIGIOUS LIBERALS
Great Interest Being Taken In III.
Meeting al Boston.

Boston. Sept 95.-The great Interest
IN the proceedings of the International
Congress of Religious Liberals con
tlnues undiminished An address was
are largely attended An address was
made by Professor r. G.. Masaryk ui
Bohemia. who told Of the situation In
Austria: Rev. y Jos-an Of Buda Pes
whose address dealt with ideas oi
Hungary: Professor II. Y Green"
wegen of Iaydon, Holland. who told
Of the progress made by the Religion
Liberal system In his country since
the holding OF the second caagres'
there: paper on The Progress of
Theology IN Scotland" by Rev Alex
ander Webster of Aberdeen. Scotland
were features of "Wednesday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
MISS JEANEs NO MOORE.
ouakeress Noted For Her Charity Nr-
Departed This life

Philadelphia. sept 95-Auna '
Jcarcs. The philonthronic quaker
who gave 100000. last April fr-
education o' negroes 90 iho south. o.
90 tho Friends t'3ri.rH homo 'n
City. a-cf o.rh~'.vo year
Jrarcs recently save Si...UN.H '..
rrI for wdimguary schools .Hr "a
rsaos" creating Ngn'ar NJ Nah.
ton ard Pro- .dcut Fr,.sol' ot l..
TON .r.H... fr... I.H
'Urf.s 7u c.. s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
OBSTACLES REMOVED
Ratification Of Sale OF Rock Island
Road Is Now Possible.

Chicago. Sept e5-The Inter Ocean
saws The granting Of immuuitios ic
the Chicago and Alton railroad fo'
having rebates 20 the standard OFT
company by fulgo Lands remove.
the obstacle. % the way Of au.c1
,lon sale r the Rock Island OF
controllinr rrrcst in Alton 20 Tolr.H
81. Louis ard Western and consn.
dation ultIr atcly of Alton, Glover
Leaf and Minneapolis and 81 laW
and iowa Central railways.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
scvKESoR JOSEPH " POLK OF MISSOURI

land of lls birth and spoke In elo
auent terms 90 the great factor Ten
ness, had been IN making the fore
most nation on earth
Al u'ght n banquet was rendered
Goye-a.s rclk and other dlstiuguishol
ratI,. rDsresseeans at the Duncer
hotel During the fesiivitiee 'Ne gov
cnor discussed the issues o' $50 day
Tho banquet was held uv the au
spices no the Commercial ..gb.
An day Tuesday trains were crowd
ed with people. principally from th.
southwest. who had come 10 once me-.
visit the scenes Of their childhood
There never was such enthusiasm ii
this citN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
DEMURRER ARGUED.
conten,ion Is That Hepburn Law re
pealed the Elkins Act.

jackson. Tenn, Sept 25.-The de-
murrer to the indictment against The
Standard oil Company OF Indiana
charElne violation OF the Elkins law.
was argued here before Judge McCa1
OF the United states district court
for the Western district Of Tennessn'
The demurrer contends that as th'
Tlkins law was repealed by the ltr'
burn law of 1906 no indictment crn'd
be sustained for ofienses alleged ir
have been committed prior 10 iNa.
time Judge Mccall took the matter
under adylsement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
officer Killed by Negro.

wilburton. l. T., Sept 25.-A negro
shot three times and killed DEPUTY
Marshal Oliver Ewann while the latte
was trying 10 arrest him. The negro
stole n horse and escaped 4 posse
and a number of Federal deputy mar.
shals started IN pursuit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
Rreeiver Apprentice.

New York. Sept. 25.-Rccc.yo-s V'..
appointed Tor the New York Ciiy Na'i
road company on "a joint application
of creditors and officials OF the CON
pany. Tho application was made U
Judge Lacombe In the United s."..
circuit court. and he named ADRIAN
Jollne aud Douglas Robinson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
srAes SPOUSE
pespo ndent Man Then Leaps From
Fourth story Window TO Death.

New York. Sept 25.-Despondent
as the result Of ~ health and reycrscs
Harry Chemook. a garment cutter
aged thirty years, attempted 20 kiN
his wife by stabbing her with a pai
OF tanor's shecrs and then jump'o
from a fourth story window. receiving
Injuries from which he died In hes
initial few hours later For SIS
months Chcruock has been so ill hs
was unable 70 work To support then
fiye.year-old son and hey husband Mrs
Ch.rnock went 90 work in a sweat
shop for small wages and Chernor.
saw his wife pale and haggard from
her toll. Il prcyed on his mind. lh'
tragedy resulting Mrs Chcrnock VII
probably recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
Callahan Surrenders.

Jackson. Ky. Sept 25.-Formel
Sheriff Ed Callahan surrendered to
Sheriff Crawford on warrant chare
ing him with completely In the murdc'
OF DR.. u. D. Cox three years ago. He
was released on $4,000 bonds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26

Cravcsend. y. s.. Sept e5-Frank
CUt. an added starter. and quoted 10
1U IN I'm the betting. easily won the
$1,000 Hindoo stakes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
Junps Overheard From Steamer.

New York. sept EN- route from
I,iverrool John H. Rogers. a wealthy
Enellshman. Jumped overheard from
the Minneapolis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
Or Arms,ronn Resinns.

Brownsville. Tex. Sept e5-Dr. V
p. Armstrong, state quarantine officer
here. has resigned lie viii return o.
Dallas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
Ranchman sho, 20 Death.

Garlic Springs. Tex Sept 20
Near here Riley Ware, ranchman
was shot and killed Willie, his son.
surrendered
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-09-26
Rlnu.s ~, Brains Out.

San Antonio. Sept 25-C Wiener
sixty years old. blew his brains out
with a rifle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-29
WITH MASONIC HONORS
htunc1i N CaDi. Gas. n. <sansa>
Taxes ptste st CITY lemsiery.

Yesterday afternoon at $50 alt
that sss mortal Of Capt G. VI sam
mons. whose death occurred anheT
rather sad circumstances al Dallas
last Saturday night, vas laid nj rest
in fhe City cemetery With the highest
honors that can be bestowed upon
a departed brother by the Masonic
fraternity The beautiful burial
ceremonies of this order were com
Quoted In an impressive aud touch
inE manner. aud were witnessed by
"A large cnncourge of friends OF The
deceased Capt Sammons was one
of the highest ranking Masons in
the state. and was one ot the orders
most enthusiastic workers. He was
devoted 90 the principles of Masonry
and In his daily life eSemplified the
teachings OF the order
At 430 short funeral service
was conducted over the body at the
residence of ex-postmaster John
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-29
THE TRIAL OF TABOR


TcNarkana. March ~ interest
tn the trinl Of Phil T. Tabor ts un-
auated and the courtroom az Boston
was crowded all dHy With men aud
women. listening tu the unfolding OF
the dvtails of "a stogy fhr Hke ui
y hirh has never tv-SwTs saees4 %sttieh
Ia this Secfiuu of the state Frumiu
sni among The ~itnvess 1vstrrdat,
fuilpw thv completion uf VIII
GFisevgfs testimony were sheriff
John Tphiu NJ u.sa cuunfs and
hs he.sd druuty VIII t 9nfHfih,
fhe latter hsslnG made thv slfest at
san &atouiu eighteen aaFs sitter ga"
robbery ~ fhs Pseif rxptra raf
fff witch nffruas tae A.f ndaul FOO
tAis rass fsuas Indicted tss'pHt3
Gufurfh wgd af zrtf uS mHf# fham
eWH In cash frms tAr nFH Hf
fhs defnuAauf af fH f Ae s
oesf aaa atsa Mnnf lnHntf Enttn~ fhE
mesa famous haffiss af asaf-FeH He std
6sr aHteh rss uris.' esHt'rt ~hen
lf was aaszf ae6 h h
sk~ nffHeH ~fG ~ tmslife4
sssss4*e sm fMw : WHG et
Eesxes f5@m sh@f aMf ans fs g.
nf.ra ta.ztAes - at f
ilAfAnz Isvs4fr f~h H IS aaw sz
liese.s fAat - safc w NE@ st
'e-sinaag hy furazg naoa
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Der of the reception committee Tor
the Masonic reunion
Because of his standing as Ma
son he also took an active part IN
the work of the lodge at every ses-
sion during the reunion. For several
DAYS prior to going to Dallas he had
studied hard on his part of the work
in preparation for the reunion.
On the following Saturday night
after weeks strenuous work Capt
Sammons and party OF friends
dined at a cafe. While the members
of the party were engaged in conver-
sation Capt Sammons appeared TO
suffer from an attack of nausea. He
parted from his friends and failing
to return al the expiration of a short
time they instituted a search for
him. They were almost stupeticd
when they found his liteless body In
the toilet room ot the cafe. Appar
emily the end had come suddenly
and without struggle Death was
attributed To heart failure supcriu-
duced hN the attack of nausea only
"A few minutes before. soon after the
body was found IL was Viewed hN
coroner aud then turned over to au
undertake. no be- prepared ior burial
lie had lhc appearance oft being iu
good health when hv left WaNahHrh-
il. fur the reunion at Dallas and
when the uvwa of bis death Was fv'
ceived hrru hla friends could hardly
realize that be- bad pasetd 'iom lhr
walks ut meu.
iu eafiF YraU Capt Summons
came to rySas ttom Nev Norh aud
sf
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Beatty by Rev. J c. Smith. The min
lister made short talk in which he
referred to the faithfulness of the
deceased to his friends. OF his warm
sympathy, of his devotion to this
principles OF the different orders u
which he belonged and OF his minis
trations to the sick and needy. A
the conclusion of the remarks a fer
vent prayer was offered by the
preacher. The Masons then took
charge of the remains The casket
was removed from the house and
placed on pedestals in the walk so
that all members of the lodge might
look for the last time upon the face
of departed brother. The Elks.
Knights of Pythias and other friends
were then given an opportunity to
view the remains.
A long procession followed the
remains to the cemetery where the
closing ceremonies were conducted
The Masons marched in front of the
hearse. while following behind was
large number of vehicles convey
ing friends of the deceased. The
great number of persons who formed
the procession attested the universal
esteem in which Capt. Sammons was
held by those who have known him
for the past sixteen years. Congress
man Beall, John Beatty and DR.. ID.
G. Thompson rode in the carriage
with Hon. Thomas Sammons. In
another carriage were friends from
Dallas and Fort Worth
The pail bearers were ] Lea
Cannon. r. w Fcaris. Herbert y.
Peters. Geo. C. Sweat. Jas. b.
Dunaway. Osce Goodwin. r. ! Cole
and Edward Chaska.
When the grave had been filled
in the mound was covered with a
profusiou ot floral offerings These
offerings we're from the loG@Ci iu
WaXahachic and Dallas 90 which he
belonged and from friends inGivid.
uailY The Elk lodges OF WaX0hachc
and Dallas go nt large wreath and
the knights kedosh of the same
place gave cross ar token Ut
their esteem The Odd Feilnws aut
KNIGHTS of pytItas nG Waxpnushlt
contributed floral wreaths \ star nf
ged aud white carnations and roses
came from the Eastern star at
Nash Capt Sammuns recently ar
unniT~d the shapleE nf the Eastcrn
star at NaHh and had au appoint
menI tu visit the chapter next Sat.
urhaN uiEhi Ou that occasion The
adioa af thu chauter yoro tn ur0
sent him Nifh "a handsome pin "m
hlTmafirnl nf thw order
Capt Sammaus wan ahput sNi
reau nid and WaH rs native nf Fhv
SEATS of Ngw Hnfh lie eamn tp'
Texas abuHf fhiHE reau awa ana
HsHd Euf fea fesfs af Fhp uuffr
tnfu par nf thT arHte iafer ht
aHert ra nHHaf Hhrfn fle unnor
Hatles faF aitH~iuH hsa profession
ihaf mf awhlsHsf anf contractor. aH
nsHHtH Eu lae Wwus smaffMhIr tn
a lNH eHaAi.sF l#4 Hf thu lurfh
ef AaHaf sixteen Hesns aGn o.
fa Wasahafhss ta ssnsrsnfeuf
ae eset iaw nj the Te2as Aarewaws
a18 NamkAnH rnnzna hHgiAln@ au
~a4fH Rasere sfreHF Eh8s @&s bse
nrsf ee@tFafs ia the sfH aaa aGTsae
tm afaH hers ke fsFwea saeh a
b. FsEE 4tfarA asat far tA% tnAn 80
4ssl6eA a. mzks lf hEs tomas a..
issllsuae laengif.cd With the ts~E ir
81 buslness waT aAo al The time 81
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Map paper or the school eAaaren
- the Daily 1lght office ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-29
Il. r. THORNHILL a co.

We have re-opene our storage
house In the old MoManus building
ON Rogers street. When you want
20 store goods of any kind see us.
Phone 80.
AZ. r. rHORNHlI.l 4 CO.
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scousinsea en- Page -
, 1907-04-25
A Phantom Party

Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Crawford
were very much surprised last ev-
ening, when, on answering a ring
at the door bell, to behold a pro-
cession of ghosts file into their
residence. 1t was a gruesome
sight to be invaded by a number
of denizens of the other world, but
when they discarded their sheets
and pillow-cases they turned out
to be a very jolly party of friends
who had come in to give them a
surprise. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music
and a delicious lunch, brought by
the ghosts themselves, was served
at midnight. 1t was a very pleas
ant surprise and the Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford will not object to its
being repeated quite often.
, 1907-04-25

part of the county. Mr.. Baker
is perfectly familiar with county
work, having served two terms as
county treasurer, and no better
man could have been found in the
county for the place. MIR. Baker
is now at work assessing the town
and surrounding country and it
goes without saying that the work
will be well and faithfully done.
, 1907-04-25
Resolutions Of Coincidence

Castle Hall, Platte Valley
Lodge, No. 16, X. of p.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe to
remove from our midst Bro.
William l.. Priquet and TO add
his name to the roster of loyal
hearted Knights that have pass
ed into the great Celestial Cas-
tie hall.
And Whereas, as an order and as
individuals we mourn the loss
of Bro. Priquet and realize we
will nevermore clasp his hand
in fraternaI friendship and
Whereas, we sympathizc with the
grief-stricken father and mother,
brother and sisters, therefore
Be 1t Resolved. that we. as a
lodge in convention assembled
do hereby offer our sincere con-
dolence in this, their hour of
bereavement.
And be it Further Resolved, that
the charter of the lodge be drap-
ed in mourning for a period of
30 days and that We as a lodge
hold no public gathering dur
ing that time.
And be it further Resolved, that
this resolution be published in
the Saratoga Sun and the Wyo-
ming Observer and that an en-
crossed copy be forwarded to
the family of Bro. Priquet I'M
der the seal of the lodge aud
that il also be spread on the
minutes of the lodge.
William Il. Ashley
Edward l.. Gould Committee
q. Smith
Attest.
Geo. Broadhurst,
X. of X. d 5.
, 1907-04-25
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

The little Petty boy, who has been
sick with cerebro spinal meningitis,
is reported to be a little better this
morning.
Capt. L. 6 Davis, United States
Marshall for the District of Wyoming
came up yesterday on a short bust
hess tip.
Frank Cox, of Cox Brothers of Pass
creek. is quite sick with pleuro pneu-
monia, reported by DR.. Price. He
and his family live in the Glenroy
addition.
The democrats have notices out for
IA primary to be held III Jensen hall
at s o'clock this evening for the pur-
pose OF putting in nomination "A
mayor and two councilmen for the
coming city election.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Huntington en-
tertained at a very pleasant supper
last evening, Miss Julia and Marie
Campbell, Messers Joseph NUM-,
Geo. w. Broadhurst and A. NJ. Nc
Anally.