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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
YREAsURER's REPORT,

-
~, F'c,man School District No.. County
OF Ei.la!nll:. State Of North Dakota, for tho
yCHr i0OI.ivO7.
RECEIPTS.
CRsl, On hand At beginning OF school
yenr. July J. i9O8.. SiS7l III
Total HinOunt received during the
year from the superintendent Of
.. the state Tuition Fund ............ 100 IS
Total amount received during tho
year from the superintendent of
til" County Tuition Fund.......... lI5 %
from taxes lovic.I by tho District
school Board, including Outstand.
tnK warrants redeemed or endorsed
In tho collection OF taxes ...,.,,,, rs 90
Tota! rtSeipts for tho year, Including
oash on hand July I. 1907 ............ i705 o.
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
HCh'Nl houses, sites and furniture ~ Is
Amount paid during the year for
NAch0rs' waRes...... ...... 49,. ll5 20
Amount paid during the year for
services aud expenses OF School
Amount paid durtnx tho year Tor in.
c'd""tal cxpcnsss. Observation-Disclosures. ssN
Total Expenditure for the year., so9 81
ossh ON hand Juno "A. ie0'............ 1916 -
Grand total. expenditures and cash
on hand. to balance above total re-
OI.x A. HAUan, 's' '"
Treasurer Of Freeman School District
Appr0ENd this 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1901,
By order Of tho District School Hoard:
. =, OLE Ml0HAElS, President.
Attest: g. X. bEirO. Clerk.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

lhAvs tmh'd n utatt Ant tested cure ios Rhsa.
>AAtiami Not y ,pna,,s that ~tii s,raishien tAs
dis'"'tad 'mls ut rh"ml" eripsie.. nor turn hang
sr'wths 'm's I" dcsl assta, That Ii tmp,.a.ttls.
INT "a" '"w a',tsls tlli tho r~tua AM,t p~,va VI
sAta sluri",atia dl.sass.
~ 6nr"'a"y-@ with Ghamtas " tho Nty q
aM,"'siai' h"ni cha ,ast Ingredient win
wh'rh W, ni"s'rs rheumatic heMsts WAS M,aas
. petfared, ',ove,"lahla prescription. wtthuue
ehAt last ingredient. successfully trsAtp+t uaMy.
sAa"y eAnes W hleu"At.,m, hut INV ~ ia.i ttuni-
sNfMly "W'ps al, rn,ahia t~saa Vt this heretofore
asWrh N'ratNol d,su~se. rlw,., sAul ,hs granular
wasias k"mt I" Rheumatic t,t,sSt ssa,a tadtasaivO
a'M IVAN away m"tpr tho action ~ this remedy ~
fEpels ~ dnes suuar when AttttrA ~ rW,u water.
Aua tln'' WHO" t'a..lvu,t those r,,isa.u.a wastes
nppls ,~sa f',M the sSstpn,. ant the eAuss "
Ahp"wa''am !. quite turpvpr Thew h now 40
s~al nae'N ~ actual usruse IL ..,tver longer With.
CIV helM We SELL aMi " confidence rveOaunsnl
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
TREASuRER,S REPORT.

REPORT Of the Treasurer of AntclOlH.dsch0O
Uihtiict No. ~, County OF iichlAnd. State Of
N0rLt, l)nk0tn. for the year beginning July !,
a. ID. i!SN nnf ending Jane ~, \. d. 1907.
RECEIPTS
G"sh on hand at the brpinniI,g Of the
school year, July !, 1919 ............ . 33i ~
Total amount received during the
year from the OpporliOnmcnt of
the State Tuition Fund .... ...... 267 ~
Total amount received during the
ycnr from he superintendent Of
the County Tuition Fund. ........ 2I5 ~
Amount received during tho year
from taxes levied 10y the District
School ii"nI'i, including Outstand-
thR warrants redeemed or endorsed
IN the collection Of taxes 1OI, On
Amount received during the year
from snIo of i'"l"ie $50. 80. 7sO 90
Amount received during tho year
Total receipts for the year. including
cash on hand July l. 0O1.......... 37I6 ~
FRANK VEIT.
Rrchsurcr OF Antelope school District No. "a
Approved this 9th dizzy of July. A. u. 1907
l'y order OF the District School hoard:
HERMAN TmiEI., President.
Attest: THEO J.. FINK. Clerk.
CLERK y STATEMENT OF INDEBr RID NESS
or DISTRICT.
Whole amount OF warrants out stand.
ing JuncM'. iHN...... ...... TS 80
Who'll" amount OF bonds outstanding
Total Indebtedness of District
Jun" 10 i0'f ..... .............. IOss 10
Approved this Nth day OF July, A. ID, INDY
lsy order of I'll" District School Board:
'rnEO. y. FINK. Clerk.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

John lI,ascrici,, who hns been
manager OF the l'nrgo di.trict
tor the Northwestern Trlc.
ph"nc Co.. l,ns rcnigmcd his
IositiOn.
Mrs. I;ugrnr Schulcr aud
daughters. Misses May aud
is"bcilc. departed this morn.
Jug. tor I" ten hnys Wait IT. Con
why. N. Dnk.
a meeting to effect u per.
mnncnt Organ izntiom of the
tc"nis club will bc held ut the
courts Ia the county fair
grounds on Wednesday, even
Ing. July 81. ut y o'clock
Everyone imtcrcntco il invited
To- come.
\ spccial tern, of the district
court wns held Wednesday
evening. George Roberts and
",nrs Attos berry confessed To
knowing that the money they
tried I" pnns wis counterfeit
aud they were sentenced by
Judge Allen To scrvc seven
months each IN the county jnil.
The third party refused to en-.
ter /" plea of guilty. hut II
found guilty of the charge will
most likely receive u sentence
"t a tern, In tho pcnitcntinry.
nliss l.. G. Briggs departed
T"csdMy evening for Beaver
Dam. Wis.,. to attend the tuner.
al 81 hcr uncle. w. =. Webb,
VIII" died rucstiay,norming. Mr..
Webb and wife were here but n
few wccks ago to attend the
surprise birthday party Of Mr..
aud Mrs. John Briggs aud nj
that time was feeling better
than Ito had felt for many
,M"nths m his health had not
hcrE good for sonac time pat.
Tie arrived at his home Sunday
July ~. aud died July ~. Of
congestion Of tho lungs.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
BRLCK ENkIDGE

Z. V, Evrrd.il and wife spent
Saturday at Fargo.
Mi.s Life l'ubxo is Waiting
rcIntivcn at Gcnesco.
ca. Attorney Halcntinc spent
t:w days 1T Dickinson, the
firet part nf the week. on legal
bu.inc.n.
Editor I:,h wardr, of the
Gnzcttc, went to Woivcrton
"Wednesday To attend "A lawn
tennis game.
The base ball game Sunday
w'n 81 fine one, being 81 ten in
ming game the score standing
! I" . in favor 81 Fargo.
The game Of base hall be-
tween breckenridge and Oakcs
Monday rcsult:d in 81 scorc of 8
to J in favor Of Oakc..
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gcwalt
are ON their return trip from
Germany. aud expect To be
home in about two weeks.
S"pt. Pryor has shipped his
h"urcl'old goods to Iiair,nont,
Ninn. where he has accepted 81
l""siti"n ns Supt. Of the city
school.
Miss Bella Harrison and
Fred A. ltaucrs were married
Monday evening at the home
OF Mr.. Wentworth, by Justice
Wells.
Horace James. Of the Tele-
gram force, injured his hand in
thcj"bprcss Wednesday, which
will lay him up for some time.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
BEST MEDICINE IN THE
World for Collie and Diarrhoea.


~ lind Chn'nbcrlain's Collie.
Cholera aud Dinrrl,ocar Rc,n
cdy in the world" says Mr.. G.
L.. Carter, "f Sk,run. Ain. IL
n'n subjcct I" collie and dinrr-
h"ca. Inst spring it seemed
az though | would die. aud 1
think | would IL l hadn't taken
Chan'bcrlnin's Collie, Cholera
aud Diarri'oca Remedy. l
haven't been troubled with it
aimee until this week, went l
had u very severe attack and
took half u bottle of the twenty.
five cent size Chamberlain q
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kennedy aud this morning I
feel like a new man." For sale
by Henry Miller.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25

P>f e,oss + s.-a. :s3.: prize -;
nfIsae Gsss f,sen t>cst,W tsss. coz:
u: ;ss,ssHGGss>n, sj.s,rtzs ~ ns.
;,'e,tEet~rS ny i .zFgis .sx y; Y,
esnts Il bssiyss> A1m tbs prsce
nae sdaarcs1 ~ ;>:r osns. ~
.t,nsNlhe,tcs ~ the :..a, ~; Il
sDt,ss cs>p. tn .',s sspnsjsesns
eja1ns ts;s a;1as.ft. - t;2.. ~ IN
~ ;tf"*asax .sps::,;'oan ;se<s,
l,srttv trtr,uGss. ny ta,i:; pro,
hse t'@n> 4: ~, ts,1 b> they ~
plain tte !.W pe'es ii ultra,
that has ,,ss1as'sd .s;f1ss tuE
ts;s, ~ n"sjL,:jy nature cau*&t;
thss sI,s;" nI;.b,rs ~ s<>'t.l tsse
I>.:fs>
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
CARL KAUFMAN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otlluc amt Rraidrncr Cur. Sth a. aud Wis. Ave.
WahVsrtun. N. D.. Phone 100.
BANKRUPTCY SALE,

the i'rt9r Manu- Featuring Company u Wan b:
rrtnn. North Dakota. viii he spld at public
suction NJ the flUhi door ut the Hcine Manu-.
strrr, sSl,h ~ tho 0rvs. N0riSSrH Railway
!rArk. MAhletnn, North Dakota. on Saturday
Tue WITH day ~ July. 1900. said sAtS 10 com.
M"nss' Al ~ u'cl,xk 4. M VI satd Iay aud con.
tiMnn unitl all or satd assela arr a0ld.
SatM AHsrts Cs'hasta " rial CstAtc. solS
trrIrrs. machinery. l'cltanx. Nnlis. iUu,
NntcA, aCSN,Nuts ctc,
,. Dated 1t wshvrton. North Dakota. July 10
8. \. HAnSNNx,
1rustC0.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-07-25
LAND FOR RENT.

u you wish to rent q quarter
ar ~ half section Of we'll i'm
proved land. nicely located.
Call ut my office or write to
Louis i'IigcI,'nm, Was,pcton,
N. -.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
lApS ARE TURNED DOWN


San Francisco. June - s--The
board of police commissioned. Thurs
day d~as~4 the applications OF five
Japanese for sh~ privilege OF renew
Ing their permit. to keep intelligence
Offices In this city and refused two
Japanes. applicants. who desired 70
obtain new per smi,s for the same
business on the ground that the ap-
plicants are not citizens OF the Uni
ted States and heretofore the policy
Of the board has been TO always give
preference In these privileges to cit
ixens and against those who are not
and cannot become citizens. II has
been urged on behalf OF the petition
ers that they are entitled to the priv
ilege by virtue OF certain provisions
OF the treaty The refusal to grant
such permits IL not according TO the
instructions OF the board and Is a
violation OF the right OF trade.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29

blamed old rain maker loaded TO the
muzzle with trace chains. Anyhow
he got eighteen oOt of possible
twenty, which every one will admit
was shooting some But don't un-
derstand us as complaining, for we
haven't been touched by this high
shooting record. Forbes has got
Commodore Teutsch, Patriarch Bra
dy. Captain Will Anderson, Daniels,
Tom Hatfield and all the balance or
those professionals who are trying
to make US amateurs feel little, to
contend with. But goodness knows
the sheriff is big plenty and pretty
enough 20 take care of himself with
out any sympathy from us, so It's
sic seventy tarantulas,' root hog
or die Henry made his own bed ana
he will have To lie in It., even II
there are grassburs in II.
II. f.. Moore aud Roy Connally got
funny with their shooting irons yes
terday and tried to get out of the
amateur class. aud now their trou-
hles begin. Dabney Sims Is the only
regular shooter that stayed with us.
and Just So long as he does not quit
and 20 fishing Ne are going 10 stay
with the game
Everybody did good shooting ycs'
tardav n was calm aud bright and
thc blue rocks sailed like birds. \
big crowd " spectators watched the
sport aud enjoyed the occasion near
D. ~ much ns 'te shooters
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
bRAzoS VALLEY DEPOT


The Trinity aud Hraxos Valley
and Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
ways viii not build union paSs~n.
ger station in Waxahachie. Work on
"a handsome building for the Bra1os
Valley will be commenced in a few
days. probably next week. l.. II,
Wright OF Dallas. who has the con
trac, for erecting the passenger sta
tion. was in the city today TO look
over the ground and 10 make con-
tract with local parties to unload tue
material for the building. which will
begin arriving next week. The build
ing will cost In the neighborhood OF
SIS, 900. II will be constructed OF
gray brick and VIII be trimmed with
a ginger colored brick from the En-
ory kilns. In addition to separate
waiting rooms for the races there
will be three or four rooms in the
section allotted to whites. The men
will not only have a waiting room
separate from the ladies. but there
will be a smoking room for their ac-
commodation. The building will be
supplied with toilet rooms and Law
atorfes for the convenience Of the
public.
A basement will be constructed in
which complete steam heating ap-
paratus will be installed. A furnace
will generate the steam which will
be transmitted through pipes to ra-
diators in all parts OF the building.
The basement will not only be large
enough for the furnace, but here will
be ample room in which to store sew
eral carloads Of coal to be used as
fuel.
The ticket office will be conven-
iently located between the white and
colored waiting rooms. There will be
a large passage way between the
main building and the baggage room.
The building is to be completed In
ninety days.
Agent Redman has received In
r>,porv for ~uury at tue
freight depot Monday. Mr. Redman
has named as his cashier Mr.. c. T.
Reed, cotton clerk at the Central
freight depot last fall. Mr.. Reed will
be ready for duty Monday. A letter
was received this morning from the
superintendent, stating that an OPP
orator would be sent here Monday.
The wires will be in the freight de-
pot by the time he arrives.
The first passenger train over the
Dallas extension will arrive in the
city Monday morning at 9:15. The
train will leave Dallas at 7:15 and
will have a schedule of two hours
between the two places. The first
train from league will arrive at
o'clock Monday afternoon. This
train will reach Dallas at 8 O'Clock.
The first shipment of freight was
made over the new road yesterday,
and consisted of two car loads OF ma
chnery for the Ray gin company.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
BIG SHERIFF. TAKES A HAND.
Peace Preserver PunCtures Blue
Rocks and Captures Medal.

We want to give it ont right here
and now that we have changed the
entire program for our contemplated
Fourth Of July celebration. When
the high sheriff of this county will
get out with peaceful crowd of
amateur shooters and capture the
club medal by any such wholesale
slaughter of innocent blue rocks as
he did at the yegular practice shoot
yesterday afternoon we don't propose
10 get into mischief and let him prao-
tice on us. Henry Forbes knew he
was not "toting" fair with the
bunch. and when he carried off the
medal ne looked just Hike 8 fellow
that had been caught taking candy
away from lot OF children. There
are some In the club that accuse the
sheriff OF shooting dum-dum shells,
but We believe that he had that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
STATE RECEIVER LEGAL
nkt Cssrt 4 A>eesb bed1c fetesl
(ssrt vD viiAset AsiAsrtty.

Aas,in. Texas. Jun. ss-Chisf
Justice Fisher OF tn. third civil
eoar, OF appeals yesterday handed
down an opinioa In which he holds
tina, the federal court had no right
to interfere by the appoint m~nt Of
a receiver Ia the Waters Pierce OIL
company case and orders Receiver
Eekhardt NJ interviewer TO bring ae-
tion in the federal court sherman
10 prevent further dtsp don Of the
property or remove j. i'm the juris-
'diction Of the stss -ourt in which
the suit Is pending.
Judge Key eoncurred In the opin-
ion, but would have gone farther BY
ordering Receiver Eckhardt to take
charge at once He believes the court
has authority to appoint receiver.
This Is the only point OF difference
between Judge Fisher and Judge
Key.
The opinion as It is grants the
state the relief asked for aud acts
as restraining order to prevent Re-
ceiver Dorchester from further In
terfering with the property. which Is
held to be under the Jurisdiction OF
the court OF civil appeals. Judge
Bryant did not have before him
when he appointed a receiver copy
OF the ACTS OF the 3oth legislature.
dealing with trusts, against which
suits were pending in the courts.
The court cites numerous decisions
in which it shows the federal courts
have no jurisdiction in cases pend
ing in the state courts and especially
where receivers have been appointed
by the state court.
The next step for the state will be
for Eckhardt to intervene in the
Federal court to prevent Dorchester
from further performing the duties
assigned to him by Judge Bryant.
The court says that 1t believes
when the facts are laid he{oEG11dRe
'r,rynnr- -nrwrr grant the relief asked
for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
PROTRACTED MEETING.
Rev. Joe Wariick Will Begin Series
of Sermons at Church of Christ

The meeting to be conducted by
Joe S. Warlick with the College
Street Church Of Christ begins to-
morrow. There will be two preach
ing services; at / l a. m. and $40 p.
M Mr.. Warlick will arrive this even
ing on train from Dallas, and we ex-
pect to find him tomorrow in fine
condition for preaching. He comes to
use himself in the service of God,
preaching the gospel of Christ He
will encourage free use of the BIZ
BILE Bring one with you, if you de-
sire. to the church. No one need ex-
pect him to preach his theories; he
will intend, at least to preach the
Word He will be respectful to those
who differ with him. = am sure he
will be interesting, instructive and
helpful to those who hear him. He is,
at times. disposed to be humorous,
he is frequently eloquent
The meeting will be assisted by
the writer, who will lead the song
service most of the time. The public
is most cordially invited. Cars will
wait at night for those attending.
JAS l.. GERMAN. JR.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
PLANTING TELEGRAPH POLES.
Brazos Valley Wires Will soon he
Ready for Key Nanipulators.

4 force of men is at work in the
city planting telegraph poles for the
Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad.
The poles were set up TO Washington
street yesterday. and today holes are
being dug between Rogers street and
the junction. The poles are the long
est in the city as the Brazos Valley
wires will have to 80 above all cur
rent conductors Whgu the str!ngins
of wires has been completed into
the city they will he cut into the
Brazos VALLEY freight depot and The
Katy passenger depot KATY op.
orators will handle the trains be
tween this point and Dallas. while
the Braxos VALLEY operator will work
in connection with the dispatcher at
league
\ train Of material to hc used IN
the improvement Of the wards here
came In yesterday afternoon. one
ear vas loaded with fence pests and
aigu boards Another ear contained
furniture for 'he freight depot The
books and stationery fp be furnished
Agent Redmau are expected Pos aF-
rive lea a das HT twp NJ Hedmau
is reads ro hee.u sarh lulr g. the
date uxcd t1r ths luausuHsl1n nt "a
fhrauwh 'Fair service
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29

ur s g. Horub~ak. snperiuirnd-
sui ~ the blind institute at Austin.
spent last niehs in ih" eiiy Hv vas
su be- way bone from trip fe West
Texas nr Hofmlesk stated fhaf a
number ~ Improvement sonia he
made at the Institute during vaea-
tlou tA8s sammeT. Nep44ra. saieh
have loug been needed. &ili he made
anA all me bailaines wni b~ paiatea
Thls WarA wiii he dane auaar the
personal ssperstsfsn ~ D. fiofn-
bsak He expects ta speua tao rF
three aays az the Chanfaugma 20
meef ATS former sehooimafe. Harris
TAklor. oue of the eufertainers en-
vsgea by the board
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
CHANGES AMONG OFFICIALS.
\. X. Atkinson Becomes Division
Agent at San Antonio.

A. r. Atkinson has resigned as di-
vision freight and passenger agent
of the Texas and New Orleans rail
way. with headquarters at Beau
mont, to go to San Antonio 10 sue
ceed Charles Fahey as division
freight and passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific Mr.. Atkinson for
merly resided in Waxahachie. aud
for a number of years he was gener-
al passenger agent of the old Fort
Worth aud New Orleans and Central
Texas and Northwestern railways.
When they were merged with The
Houston and Texas Central he went
To Corsicapu as "a travelling passen-
ger agent From there he was sen.
to Beaumont 90 assume the positi9
he recently vacated.
According 20 rumors coming
Ennis some changes are bog
occur on division No, / OF
trail on July h. No allAinl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29

Epwarfh tsaEue uroaFau f'f
Suudsy 1uat
Topis Th. fsut of Chus..al mlt
sgus~ al eeru .a rhr Nfes af e1nterfs
fram hsrfhsnism. fohn fe.I.ff.
fsaAt Wrs p Riteu E3ssrts
some frrir. nf mt~s3aa anFA ta
taunn Msrs MsY MILLER
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CltA NJ d NAL ia Mesics NJ
g. d CsmpseIt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29

The improved condition of the
track will enable this shortening OF
time, and within the next six months
another hour will be clipped off. un-
less plans fail.
The new time card also calls for
the opening Of the service on the
Dallas branch July l. Single daily
service is to be operated at first. The
outgoing train from Dallas is to
leave at 7:15 a. m, arriving at Tea
que at p. m. Returning, the train
leaves league at 6:20 a. m, arriving
at Dallas at p. IN. Local passenger
business only will be solicited at
first. no connection being made at
league with the through Fort Worth
and Houston trains.--Fort Worth
Record
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-29
RUNNING TIME SHORTENED
To Clip OFF One Hour and Fifteen
Minutes. Fort Worth to Houston

To Clip OFF One Hour and Fifteen
Minutes, Fort Worth to Houston
In its new passenger time card to
become effective July ], the Trinity
and Brazos Valley railway Will re-
duce its running time between Fort
Worth and Houston one hour and
fifteen minutes. At present the run
is made in fifteen hours.
In shortening the time, the time
card is rearranged and changes are
made in the arrival and departure OF
trains both in Fort Worth and Hous-
ton. The Houston bound train, un-
der the new schedule will leave Fort
Worth at 7:2s a. m, instead OF at
6: so a. m, as at present, arriving
at Houston at S;55 p. m, as against
$50 p. M, as at present. The Fort
Worth bound train will leave Hous-
ton at a. m. instead OF $3.50 \. m
reaching Fort Worth at $40 p. m.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-17
FIVE PRISONERS
BEFORE THE MAYOR
Mary Zones Claims She Wasn't
Drunk and is Held For Hear.
ing in the Evening.

There were five prisoners before
Mayor Grille at the regular session of
police court this morning, one of
them woman, Mary Jones, who
was arrested last night by Officer
Nelson for being drunk in the street.
She pleaded not guilty and was re
manded to Jan until this evening
when she win be given a hearing.
John Crisis got on a rampage last
night in the West End and was
shooting revolver over houses,
using nasty language and cutting up
generally. Officer Brooks gathered
him in and placed him in the terri
bic pen called a city leck-up. Mayor
Grille fixed him IS and costs which
he paid.
Lee Heatherly was sent over three
days tor being drunk. and James
Lake and J. o. Swanson paid So
and costs each for the same Of
Tense
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-17
DAY
WILL Be OBSERVED
At shfnnston BY the Execution of a
Big Program Appropriate
to the Occasion.

SHINNSToN, May 1.-THE peo-
pie of this section are invited to
spend the Both in shinnston this
year and in view of the great sue
cess OF past efforts to observe the
day, they will enjoy themselves to
the fullest extent.
Plans for the observance of Memo
rial Day were begun in earnest here
Monday. and nothing will be left un-
done to make the day glorious
event. The program will consist
chiefly of speaking, band music,
parades and possibly game of base
ball. The city will be periodically
decorated so as to inspire the soul
Of every visitor,
4 prominent feature of the pro-
gram will be the appearance of the
various secret organizations. The
Worthington company of the Uni
form Rank, K. of P, will be present
and together with the local rank of
the same order will give an exhibi-
ton drill. The other fraternal So
cieties will take part in the program.
Brass bands from Wyatt, Lumber
port and others towns will be pres
ent. Let all the townspeople join
in the arrangements and make the
celebration this year surpass all
others.