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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-26
TO DOUBLE OUTPUT.
Ashley Mfg. Co. Will Soon Put on
Night Force-To Take Weeks
Vacation Next Week.

The knitting mill plant Of the
Ashley Manufactnrin" company Will
close down on Saturday. July -, to
Give The force Of hands and those con-
nected with the mill weeks vaca-
tion. The vacation will be very ac-
ceptable durin" this extremely hot
weather. and the employees will be
benefited by the rest.
The plant has n',w been in opera
tion for Il year. and the management
oi' Tie nitI are pleased with its Success
during that time. It was stated ye>;er-
lay by the management that 1t was
hoped soon to put on night force.
running the mill both day and might.
This will probably be done by fall:
and will, Of course. double the present
output Of the mill.
Mr.. ]. A. Blackwelder is president
and treasurer Of the company, and
Mr.. B. B. Reed is superintendent OF
the plant.
Mr.. Blackwelder was asked for a
statement in regard to the proposed
spinning mill at Chaplin. He said that
the proposition hal now passed out
Of the region Of speculation, and that
it was probable the work Of building
the mill would be commenced at an
early date. Mr.. Blackwelder will go
away in a few days to complete the
ARRANGEMENTS. and to get everything
IL readiness for beginning work.
cwo months ago bank was organ
lied at Chaplin with Mr.. Blackwelder
as president and Mr.. J. F. Honeycutt
cashier. The bank has been very sue
cessful up to this time, and has bright
prospects.
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RECORDS IN CLERKS
OFFICE NOW INDEXED
COMMISSION HAS COMPLETED
THE WORK.
Work of Reindexing Records in Judge
Of Probate's Office Soon to be
Completed.
The commission appointed by the

The commission appointed by the
legislature at the session Of 1905 t"
rciMdeX the records in the office "f
the clerk Of court has completed its
wnrk in that ,.;;.:;.a and Ia %c.";n
its work in that Office. and has beG1n
the work in the Office Of the judge ct
probate. authorized by the le=isla-
ture at its last session.
The following provision contained
in the supply bill passed By the le=-
isIature at the regular session Of 1906
created the commission and defined
its duties:
".Eiglrt hundred dollars Of the mon-
ey realized from this levy (levy pro-
vided for Newber1y county,. if so
much be necessary, shall be expended
under the direction and supervision
Of a commission composed Of Fred.
H. Dominick, Henry c. Holloway and
Lambert ". Jones, for reindexing the
records Of real estate conveyances
and records of real estate mortgages
in the office Of the clerk Of court from
1912 to date. In such reindexing all
agricultural liens and satisfied mort
cages shall be omitted. Said COM
mission shall make all contracts in re-
lation to such reindexing and prescri oe
a rule therefor, and shall serve with
out compensation. The county board
of commissioners shall pay all claims
approved by said commission within
said appropriation
At the session of 1907 an addition
al appropriation Of $500 was provid-
ed for reindexing the papers in the
office Of the judge Of probate, the
same commission to have charge Of
the work.
The commission adopted Colts sys-
tenn Of indexing, indexing to the Sec
ond. letter, the system being probably
the most up-to-date now in use. Cross
indexes were also made throughout.
The commission was assisted in its
work by Mr.. J. Claude Dominick, and
the work has been thoroughly and
neatly one, and the indexes will prove
very valuable. It is expected that the
work in the probate judges Office
will be completed within the next
ten days or two weeks.
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Deth of z. E. Amick.

Mr.. Zechariah Elihu Amick died Gil
July a, aged 66 years, 5 months, aid
?! days. having been born on Janu-
ary 81. 1911. He was married to Miss
Ulrica Amanda Taylor February %,
1872. To this union were born four
dalfghters and two sons, OF whom
three daughters preceded him to the
spirit land. He had twelve grand
children. tine Of whom are living.
In early manhood Mr.. Amiek was
confirmed a member Of Macedonia
Evangelical Lutheran church. He Was
Confederate soldier, a member OF
Company I, 18th regiment.
His remains were inferred in Pros
peritv cemetery, the funeral services
being attended by MANY Of his r1ela--
tives and friends. The Rev. j.. A.:
Sigh was too unwell to be present and
take part in the services. as the de-
ceased requested. The services were
conducted by the Rev. H. w. Whlta-'
ker.
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The Bachelor Maids.

Miss Ruby Holloway entertained
the Bachelor Maids on Tuesday after
noon. Those present were: Misses
Laura Bowman. Cora and Lizzie Dom
mick, Jeanne Pelham, Fannie, Lucy
and Nan Mclaughlin, Carrie Pool,
Nav Camp. of Franklin, Va; Maize
Dominick, Hattie Leavell, Bernlee
and Douschka Martin. Edna Hlpp;
Mesdames R. NJ. Kennedy, c. D.
Weeks, and ". E. Pelham, Jr.
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At st. Philips.

There will be divine service at st.
Philips, commencing with the regular
appointment fourth Sunday in July.
at $50, p. NJ, and continuing through
Wednesday following. After Sun
dav there will be two sermons day,
one at II o'clock and the other one
in the afternoon. We have engaged to
assist in these services. Rev. Enoch
Hite, Of Chaplin, and Rev. NJ. D. j.
Kreps, of Prosperity.
The people are cordially invited to
attend these services.
&c. Wessinger, pastor.
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Grace Sunday School,

A missionary Meeting Of Grace
Sunday school, PROSPERITY; will be
held on Sunday: July =, at S.3O
o'clock p. m. The following program
me has been arranged:
Voluntary.
Responsive reading.
Song.
Recitation-Willie Mae Wise.
Son@-Work, for the Night is
Coming.
Exercise-Infant class.
Reciration-Julia Schumpert.
Song.
ESercise-Good Tidines.
Song-Three Little Maids.
Collection.
Recitation-Ruby Wheeler.
Sone-LlttIe Workers.
Benediction.
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Fined For Selling Whiskey.

The members Of the police force
have been active in their efforts to
rid the town Of the blind tigers, and
have been doing some good work.
John Conner, colored, was arrested
several days ago by Policemen Adams
and Austin, charged with selling whls-
KEY. He pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to pay a fine Of thirty-fVe
dollars. -.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

In consideration of petition SUI
fciently signed by the freeholders and
electors Of Excelsior school district
No. -, asking for an election to Or
ganize a high school in connection
with the Prosperity school district No.
IA, as provided for by recent Act
Of the legislature.
An election Will be held at Excel
sior school olhouse Saturday, July q, re-
ginning at 8 a. M, and closing at 4
D. m, under the supervision Of the
district board Of trustees Of said dis
trict. Those favoring the proposition
will vote "F'or High School," those
opposing Will vote "Against High
School," Registration certificate and
tax receipt are requirements OF elee>
tors to vote. u .::>:'
j. S. Wheeler,
E: o. Counts,
Co: Bid. Education.
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The Hot Spell.

The maximum temperature on Wed
nesday, as recorded by the govern
ment thermometer Of Mr.. W. G. Pet
erson. was 104, the highest recorded
this year. The heat was intense, and
there was much suffering during the
dav. Late Wednesday afternoon there
was shower Of rain, accompanied by
heavy display Of lightning: The
rain cooled the atmosphere consider
ablv. much to the relief Of sweltering
humanity. ----~,--;
The bot spell has been long and
severe.
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NOTICE.

I will furnish refreshments aid a
good barbecue dinner in the grove at
the Little Mountain spring on All
gust End, 1907, for the aecommodaE
ton. Of the visitors that attend the
NeWberrv College Reunion to be- held
on that day. Come one and all and
hear the good speeches and meet all
YOUR friends and have a fine large
day. Respectfully,
A. N. Boland.
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HIS LEG BROKEN.
Mr.. L. I. Epting's Team Became
Frightened, Throwing Him From
His Wagon. >,

Mr.. L. I. Epting, Of the St. Paul'E
section of the county, met with pain:
full accident on Tuesday morning. He
had started to Newberry with load
of lumber, and about half mile
from his home his team became
frightened and ran, throwing Mr.
Epting from the wagon and breaking
his leg above the knee.
The leg was set by DR.. 4. I. Prls:
ner, and MIR. Epting is resting as vel
as could be expected.
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FOR SALE Thirty or forty thous-
and feet yellow pine ceiling and
flooring, ready to put up, sl7.o0.
per thousand feet f. o. b. Leessille,
S. c. Ell around, framing sized,
$3.50 per 1000. ..-....,.
Leesville Lumber Co., !
-, Leesville. S. C. :.
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given that 4 meet
ing of the citizens of Newbet,y school
district will be held in the court house
on Tuesday. Jq1y 80, 1906, at 10
o 'clock a. A., to hear the annual rez
port Of the trustees Of the Newberry
Graded sehtels; for the year ended
June lst, 1907. !.
F. n. Martin.
J. N. Davis. Chairman. =
Secretary. t.s*
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Prosperity Items.

Rev. NJ. O. J. Kreps will go to Sa-
luda to hold services for the Lutheran
at that place on Sunday.
There is quite large crowd pass
ing through town on their way to the
picnic at Browns grove.
Mr.. N. II. Fea"le and wife have re-
turned 70 their home in Alachua, Fla.
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The Fire Relief Committee.

The members Of the relief commit
tee appointed to solicit funds to aid
the persons suffering loss in the fire
of March 90, has balance on hand
of s274.39, which it advertises that
it will turn over to the Bachelor
Maids. a charitable organization, on
,Ancust IS, unless objection before
time Is made by contributors.
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TAKE notice.!

We will discontinue selling on the
evening Of the 31st. inst, and ask
those who have contracted with us
for vnods on time to come OF send IN
their orders by this date.
2t S. J. Wooicn ( Co.
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Barbecue.

The undersigned will give a frs
class barbecue at Jolly Street OF
Thursday, August 8. This is a mos
delightful place for 'cue and every,
body is invited to come and enjoy
the day. A good dinner will be served
at 40 cents for men and 35 cents for
women. =
A. c. Richardson.
T. B. Richardson. -
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NO ELECTION ON THE
DISPENSARY QUESTION
NOT ENOUGH NAMES ON THE
PETITIONS.
Of 3,Ol9 Electors The Names of Con-
siderably Less Than One-Fourth
Appear on Petitions.

Unless the law Is changed, NeWDef-
~ county must remain dry until the
! general election uf 1910.
After comparing the the petitions
asking for an election on the dis
pensary question. with the books Of
re=iSt ration. Supervisor }. Monroe
Wicker and his board Of commission
ers have found that the petitions do
not contain the names Of one-fourth
the qualified electors Of the county,
as shown by the books Of regiStra
ton.
The petitions presented to Super
visor Wicker asking for an election
on the dispensary question in New
berry county contained 9l2 names. 1t
was found that only $50 Of these
names were those of qualified electors
of the county. contained on the regis
tration books. It was found that the
registration books contained 3.Ol9
names, and less than one-fourth OF
these appearing OH the petitions, no
election will be held.
Supervisor Wicker and the board
began the work Of comparing the Pc
titions with the registration books on
Monday. The work was completed
Wednesday afternoon, and the result
announced at that time.
The Carey-Cothran Act, passed at
the last session Of the legislature, pro-
vided that an election could be held
on the question in Newberry county
this year upon the petition Of one
fourth the qualified electors Of the
county, presented to the supervisor on
or before May l. Newberry county
was one Of the counties as to which
special provision was made in this
respect, the general law providing
that no election could be held in any
county which had previously had an
election on the question until the first
general election after the lapse Of four
wears from the time Of that election.
Newberry county voted out the dis
pensary in the fall Of 1905. No elec-
ton being held this year under the
special provision as to this county,
the four years from the last election
will not have passed until 1909. The
general election after that time comes
in 1910. so that, under the present
law, it will be 1910 before an elee-
ton can be had on the question IN
/ this county.
The board of commissioners took
up the petitions and the registration
books by precincts. The following
tabulation by precincts shows the
number of electors at the various pre-
cincts whose names are on the pet1-
tions, and the number of electors
whose names do not appear on the
petitions, the total for each precinct
irving the total number Of electors
at that precinct, as shown by the
books of registration:
Names on Names not
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Rarbecue at Sligh S.

Mr. Jno. c. Mills will furnish
barbecue at sligh's on August IT, the tt
occasion being the meeting OF the
fsrmers' union. Prominent speakers
y w;1I 81 be present and will deliver ad-
dresses. The price of dinner -"'Il De Of
* cents and 10 cents. Everybody Is
invited and a GOOD dinner IS "'araN-
teed.
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PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit NeTterry.

was IN NeWhelTN this week on le2a!
business.
Miss f.,v;: Gary and Miss Eva Cog
ganS, "i' Newherrv. are vlSltln" at Mr.
. J. \. Barl;Sdale'S on Main street,
Laurens Advertiser. July u.
Miss Ruth Able. Of Leesville. who
has been visiting friends in Newherry.
has returned to her home at Lees
vile. She was accompanied home by
Misses Lucy Wriglst and Alice Au!l.
Mr.. Alvin Wright left Monday for
Johnston. S. c.. where ne will visit
relatives.
COL. and Mrs. c. l.. Blease have re-
turned home after a visit to Mrs.
Blease's parents at Pendieton.
Miss Lizzie Griffin has returned
home after a visit to relatives at
.Kinards.
Col. August Kohn, Of the News and
Courier, spent Wednesday in Newber-
ry.
The Rev. J. A. Sigh and Messrs.
r. T. c.. Hunter and ]. B. O'Neall
Holloway left yesterday for Green
wood to attend the meeting Of the
State Farmers union, as delegates
from the Farmers union Of this coun-
ty.
Miss Sallie Bell Buford returned
yesterday from Clinton, where she
has been visiting friends.
Mrs. E. C. Jones has returned from
Cokesbury.
Mrs. J. L. Bowles, of Augusta. IS
visiting: relatives,in the city.
Miss Linda Welch is spending sew
eral weeks in Hendersonville.
Mr.. Alexus Steele, Of Statesvllle:
N. c.. was in the city this week.
Mr.. W. A. McFall leaves today for
Hendefsonville, N. c., and Genn
Springs.
Miss Dorothy Mcintosh, of Colum-
bia, visiting at Mrs. ". H. Hunt s.
Mr.. and Mrs: Eugene Greneker and
children, Of Augusta. Ca, are visit
ing at Mr.. c.. c. Davis's.
: Mr.. Derrell Smith is visiting rela-
tives in Mountvifle.
The Misses Hughey, Of Greenwood,
are visiting Mrs. Ella Boyd.
. NteSsrs. Hal Kohn and Robert Wise:
of Prosperity, spent few days III
the city this week.
Miss Banna Green entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor OF her
guest, Miss. Piester, Of Texas.
Miss Pearl AI>Crakin has returned
from visit to friends in Clinton.
Miss Julia Cories, Of Charleston
is the guest of Miss Laura Bowman.
Miss Helen White and Mr.. Moss
of Abbeville, who have been visiting
Miss Carrie Pool, have returned to
their home.
Mr.. H. T. Renwick left yesterday
for Glenn Springs.
Miss:Carrie Pool gave a reception
on Wednesday evening in honor OF
her guest, Miss Camp, Of Virginia.
Mr.. W. C. Scott, Of Whitmlre, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bowers, OF At
lanta, are visiting relatives'in the CITY,
Mr.. Vance Irby, Of ,Laurens, spent
several days in Newberry this week
! Miss Willie NJ. Riser returned from
Sullivan's Island on Wednesday.
Mr.. C. C. Davis and his little daugh~
ter. Margaret, went to Atlanta on
Wednesday.
Mr.. T. c. Pool. Miss Carrier Pool
and Miss Camp will leave today tor
Herdersonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayne Abrams, Dr..
W. E. ePlham, ST., and DR.. E. C..
Jones are attending the Sunday
School convention at Bush river.
Misses Orrah Bess Little, of Clinton,
ami Browning, Of Goldville, are the
guests of Miss Annie Green.
Miss Camille Evans has gone to the
mountains Of North Carolina to spend
some time.
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Good Tomatoes.

Willie D. Davis weighed six toma~
ties this week raised by him on Mr..
f. H. Aull's place, the six weighing
six pounds, an average Of one pound
each. These we're not picked, but
were fair specimens Of the whole
yield.
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Greenwood VS.. West End.

There will be game Of ball be-
tween Greenwood and West End on
West End diamond at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
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DR.. q. r. HARDING will be in his
office at Newberry Mondays, Fri
days, and Saturdays, until further
notice. His health is so much inn
proved that he can attend to all
dental work painless. -
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The Eclipse.

The partial eclipse of the moon on
"Wednesday night could not be seen
:, until some time after it began ON ae-
count Of the clouds, but about the
. time the shadow was greatest, shortly
before l1.3O 'clock a good view could
be had.
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A. r. P. Services.

At eleven o'clock next Sabbath
morning there will be preaching at
Unity, and at $50 p. NJ, there will be
preaching at Prosperity.
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FOUND-Gold locket sind chain,
heart design, set in stones with
photograph Of young man inside.
Owner cal, have by coming to this
office and proving property and
paying cost.
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. \ large crowd attended the Mas
o.: picnic at Browns grove, near
Prosperity, yesterday, ard the day
vas very thoroughly eNioyed.
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rEAvE pE0pENED MY GROCERY

store in Main street. New and fresh
goods. Will be pleased to have my
friends call. Better prepared than
ever TO serve them.
Mrs. 4. c. Thomason.
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It will be seen that this tabulation
shows a total of 3,O19 electors, of
which the names of $50 appear on the
petitions.
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BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm
or any property, write The Carolins; /
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville. S, C. :,
If 2taw. III. -
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GREENWOOD LUMBER and Bob.
bin Mfg. Co.,. Greenwood, s. c.
Manufacturers Of doors, sash,
blinds, flooring, ceiling, mouldings,
etc. Mill work a specially. .
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Barbecue.

[ Will furnish first class barbecue
at Jno. P. Wicker's August %, to be
prepared by J. A. Graham and II. NJ.
Wicker. Everybody come and enjoy
good dinner, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! CENTAWORD.
No advertisement taken for less
than Is cents. '1s

WANTED to buy 10000 bushels red
oats in car lots or less. Quote best.
price f b your depot and send
samples. " ..zs
Dixie Flour and Grain Co, Il 4:,
Laurens, s. G. s.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Two good
mileh cows. Apply at Herald aud
News Office.
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FOR sALE-High grade ring. seco4
hand baby carriage. Terms reason.
able. Applay at this Office. II
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS Sarah W. Gaines, as
Guardian for James F. Gaines, John
Wise Gaines and F. n. Gaines, min
ors, has filed her Petition in this
Court asking to be allowed to account
for her actings and doings as Guar
dian for said minors, and that she be
discharged as such Guardian.
NOW THEREFORE notice is CIV
en- to the creditors Of said minors
and all other persons interested that
a hearing on said petition will be had
- the undersigned on Wednesday,
August 2lst, 1907, at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ.
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FOR SALE-44O dozen coat shirts at
49 cents each. " ortb: more. See
them at the See Hive.
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j. S. Wheeler,
E: o. Counts,
Co: Bid. Education.

WANTED to sell 40 dozen eoat shirts
all colors at 49 cents each.
The Bee Hive.
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F. M. Schump'

T. N. Schumpert,
Probate Judge for Newberry County
July 10Th, 1907. ~
taw-ff-30-dys. = 81
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W. L. Graham.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-04

BITTEN BY SNAKE Willie G.
G. Hard Of this city was coming
down an cmbankment OF the ditch at
the head Of the DcWeese- Dye ditch
on Grape creek. hc was bitten by a
rnttlesnake on the calf Of the left leg.
He did not zee the snake nor hear II
rattle, but knows that lie was bitten
by the sensation lc experienced when
bitten once before In Kansas. Very
shortly after being bitten tho leg
grew numb and Almost useless. He
hastened to Canon City where hc No..
cured some remedies that assisted In
killing tho poison. came to Florence
and summoned = physician. He Is
feeling good today and IL on tho
strset, but l,s aays tI,sre IL . core
The daily tribune., 1907-10-04
SWEE TEST GIRL IN
DIXIE MONDAY NIGHT
ii2 SANTA pe AVIAN,

Love has ever been and most ever
be the theme of plays, but there are
many kinds of love depicted in 1.-The
Sweetest Girl in Dixie. The Col.
onel lovers her because she is his one
eve lamb. Aunt Caroline loves her
because she done raise her from a
baby. Martin loves her because she
is so far above him. Uncle George
loves her because she is jes nachully
The daily tribune., 1907-10-04

TAKEN OFF SOON The open
observation car, which the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad company
has been running through the Royal
Gorge and the Black Canon of the
Gunnison, since the opening of the
tourist season, will be taken off for
the winter on the 10th inst. They
will be taken to the company's shops
at Burnham, where they will re main
until next summer when they will
again be put into service. These OBJ
servation cars were a happy thought
and have contributed in no small de-
gree to the popularity of the Denver
and Rio Grande road with the travel
ing public.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-04

AGAINST THEM-The case of
the Florence Coal company against j.
W. Young. tried before Squire Sand.
ers yesterday, was decided against the
plaintiff. This is the second dispo
sal of this case. The first time it came
up IL WAS dismissed on account OF
technicalities in the writs and yester-
day it was tried on its merits. The
judge decided the defendant had the
right of possessing the property over
which the suit was instituted. The
plaintiffs gave notice of appeal to the
county court. The case of A. j..
Jones is made separate, but is over
the same matter. 1t is set for. next
Tuesday.