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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Dairying.

Dairying is an industry admitting OF g
large and profitable investment. Ii is
in its infancy now, but promises in
creased attention in the near future.
Capitalists have been in Idaho Falls
looking over the country with a view
to establishing a centralized creamery
here, and are figuring on a plant OF
sufficient capacity to handle the cream
of eastern and southern Idaho. With.
the betting of the valley with an cleo
trio power line, this industry is likely
to attain mammoth proportions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
The Poultry Industry.
The Bee Industry.

The production of honey in this val
ley is abnormally great, and Bingham
county honey is in big demand, it be-
ing of most superior quality. Alfal-
ia and sweet clover abound everv-
where, and the bees do not lose much
of their time in travelling great dis
tances to and from the sources of their
supply. They can work every day. for
there is scarcely rainy or cloudy dsvf
during the season. There are no obi
jectiOnable flowers to give the honey
a strong flavor or color it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Cost of Water.

We have the cheapest water for ir-
rigation to be found in the United
States, the cost varying from Is cents
to 40 cents an acre for the year The
cost of the water depending on the
canal under which the land is located
All of the canals in the valley now be-
long to the farmers. and every year
the cost of water is getting less.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01

For Full Partic-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01

All kinds of vegetables adapted 10
the temperate climate are produced
abundantly, under ordinary conditions.
Cabbage grows from 16 to 20 pounds
liz weight. Onions, turnips. beets. rad
lshes, pumpkins, squashes, potatoes,
lettuce, celery, peas and beans are es-
pecially productive. and truck farm
ing is extremely profitable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
There Is Room for You.

There are over three million acres of
valley land surrounding Idaho Falls.
close to one million acres are at pres
ent under irrigation, and it is esti-
mated that projects now under consid-
Grafton by capitalists will increase this
acreagre to one million and a half. The
Upper Snake River valley, Idaho. ac-
cording to statistics, contains a larger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Source of the Snake River.

The government has just completed
building a reservoir of mammoth pro-
portions at Jackson's lake, ON the
head waters of the south fork, while
another immense reservoir is being
constructed at Henry's lake, on the
head waters of the north fork of the
Snake river. This will insure the COM
mencing. at an early date, of number
of new irrigation projects, on a large
scale, at present under considera ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
N ational Park.

The source of the south fork of the
great Snake river is in the Yellow
stone National park, while the north
fork heads at Henry's lake, near the
Montana border. AS the rivers course
lies for a hundred miles through a
rugged. mountainous government re-
serve subject to heavy falls of snow
it gathers its force from the melting
snow and glacier-fed rivulets until it
becomes a mighty torrent, the volume
of which is many times greater than
any other stream in the arid west, The
Snake has its home among these per-
petuai snow-covered peaks, and ma
lures scenic paradise for the tourist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-01
Good Roads.

All sections of the Snake river val
ley are reached oy good country roads
and driVeways. This valley possesses
the natural advantages which nature
supplies without cost. The soil is a
composite Of lava ash, sand and
gravel which permits the water 10
freely percolate and escape, and with
the natural surface drainage mud is
almost unknown. Evidences Of the
heaviest rains disappear within a few
hours and makes the roads at all sea
sons almost equal to nacadamized
thoroughfaTcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-09-13
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-15
Hunting Party Returns.

The hunting party which has been
Hcouring the woods Of Lafayette coun.
kF for the past ten days or two weeks
has returned.
The party, which comprised j. ID.
ffingfellow and Lee Graham Of this
fkty, w. A. Strickland and Claude
tokes OF Paradise, J, c. Halle Of
Alachua, Geo. w. Livingston OF New.
berTy and Mr.. Crews Of the expert
mental farm, were unusually success.
tnL having killed altogether twelve
1eer and quantity of small game.
3 OF, the twelve deer Mr.. StringfcllOw
Nas successful in killing three, Mr.,
&frlckland three and Mr.. Crews three,
8hlle the remaining three appeared
~ be doubtful,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-15
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
interesting Meeting, at Which officers
for Year Were Elected.

Alachua Camp SO. ,, Woodmen Of
the World. held an interesting meeting
Friday cyau.u. and, despite the in.
clement ,..atl r. q iarae crowd was
pr-,l.t. ihG, VIA aa interesting
meeting. aad IL, following officers
wcr. elected for IA. ensuing year;
JD .y.h Hana.-y, counsel COM
maudor ". !. DenhN advisor
lieutenant: lraytou Aycra. banker;
Or. j. NJ Dell clerk: p. Y. Smith,
Waterman; !, =. Brooks, escort; ".
l.. Peck, outer guard; J. b. Brooks. p.
I, Smith, L. X. Pagan. board of man
ayers: Or. j. NJ Dell, Jro physician.
4 great deal of interest was mani
tested, at this meeting. which was one
of the most enthusiastic ever held
since tn" camp was organized here.
The best Of brotherly feeling prevail
ed, and the meeting passed off in a
very pleasant manner,
The Woodmen are growing rapidly
here. new members being received
regularly. 1t is regarded as one of
the best and most conservative fra
ternal insurance organizations in the
United States, and our people are not
failing to take advantage Of the OPP
porUnity 10 become members.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-15
Mr.. Weborq is Pleased.

Among those who are spending the
next two or three days in this city
is f. A. Weborg OF jamestown, y. Y,
who Is representing the Art Metal
Construction Company Of jamestown.
manufacturers Of all kinds OF steel
vaults and boxes, etc.
Mr.. Weborg is not accustomed 10
travelling this territory regularly, but
having become impressed with what
he had read and heard about Florida,
and being man Of some influence
with his company. he succeeded in in.
ducing his employers to permit him to
come this way for few weeks. SO
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-15
AZ THE CHURCHES TODAY.
~ Of Various Places Of Worship,
there Those Desiring May Attend.

Of Various Places Of Worship,
here Those Desiring May Attend.
services will he observed at the va.
tIls places of worship this Sabbath
q follows:
First Pru:u, .,..on Church, Rev
nos. p. Hay-l'reaching at 1890 a.
3 subject, christian Finance" Sun.
&ey school at . p. m. Preaching at
D. M. subject, Our Reputation"
AZ the First Methodist Church. ow.
~ to the absence of the pastor, Rev.
III. Nixon, who is attending the an.
nal conference, Rev. Andrew Sledd
sAs kindly consented to preach both
corning and evening, 1920 and Z
)'tlock, respectively. At the morning
.efgice the anthem, praise We the
ord" will be sung, and in the even
~ Mr.. ]. A. Goodwin will render a
The services at the Advent Chris.
40 Church, Elder James Lee, will be
follows: Sunday school at 10 a.
Preaching at lO:45 a. m; subject,
The Secret of Power" Preaching at
p M; subject, Sketches from the
fke OF the Wisest Man"
4t st. Patrick's Catholic Church,
{tf p. ]. Lynch, there will be mass
4 40 O'Clock a. m, and devotion Of
- Holy Rosary and Benediction Of
crament at p. IN.
The usual services will be held at
b& First Baptist and Holy Trinity
Marches, and the Church of Christ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07
N naridO De doScientaS nuiereS

La poblaci6n cosmopolita de los
Estados Unidos, la diversidad de ra-
zaS y de creencias, favorece los casos
de pollgamja, por 10 cual van result
tando va frecuente los descu ubrimien-
toS de hombres casados con muchas
mujeres.
No hace mucho tempo publicamos
una completa information del poliga-
mo de Chicago, casado con 50 mule
res a quien Sc acuso de haber enve.
nenado a varias de sus esposas, por 10
que Sc le decapito en- la cdrcel.
Ell case actual es todavia mas estu-
pendo, pues sc trata de I'm hom bre,
tambien yanki, que logr6 contraer
niatrimonio con doscientas muieres.
Aunque 10 miremos desde el punto
de vista de Ia origlnalidad, cuando
son tantos los hCmbres que no pue-
den resistir 4 una sola mujer, nos pa
rece POGO envIdiabe la fortuna de
este universal esposo.
Ell deScubrimiento del nuevo DO
|llgamo sc debe una circunstancia
curiosa.
Abandonada por su esposo, dos
dlas despues de su matsimonio, Nine.
F., recibio con clio I'm naturalist
mo djsgusto, agravado por la conduc-
Ia del lntiel que Sc marcho en- compa
MA del dinero y las joyas de su
mujer.
Preguntando la interesada como
habia conocido al extrafIo marido.
Nine. +. manifesto que sc 10 habia
proporcionado Ia agencia matrimo-
nial Ross.
Con esta pista segura la policia ha
realizado varias indagaciones, logran-
do sorprender la estupenda verdad.
La agencia Ross facilita ba maridoS,
en- venta josas condolences, pero era
sien1pre el mismo director el que Sc
casaba con Ia incauta que Gaia en- el
lazO.
Transcurrida una semana, 10 mas
tarde, Ross hula del domicilio cOnyu-
gal llevandose cuanto hallaba (
r.ano.
Las reclamaciones 4 Ia agencia he
chas por la esposa enganada resulta-
ban indtiles, pues el director respon-
dia que & no lie era possible adivinar
el grado de resistencia y venalidad
de sus patrOcinados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07
N1mero 134

tico de que ha venido siendo
victlma la gran ciudad del Pa
|cifco.
Heney y Spreckels merecen
bien del pals por su entereza v
su c1vismo al denunciar a enc
migos tan poderosos Y escan-
dalo tan descomunal como este
que seria impossible en- mu-
chos otros paises donde es cosa
entendlda que sc hace 10 que
qulere la mayoria de los ciu-
dadanos honrados y no 10 que
d1ctan dos docenas de desal-
madOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07

una oleada de humo e1ev6se hacfa e1
cent, marcando la senda lurninosa
que conduce nuestras a1mas al cielo..
Flerida, yacfa. tendida, cual una ro-
sa deshojada bajo los fragmentos del
wagon; sus miembros Sc extendian
convulsivamente, y I'm espeso velo
cubria aquellos ojos que habfan roba.
do sus tintes al cielo su faz simulaba
blanca rosa de marmol. y sus libidos
labios Sc entreabr1an. :. :quizas pa
ra exhalar su t1ltimo ad;osi
CxrAsselO Obem
Aguirre P. r. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07
HaZanaS de Ia "Mano nsgra''

Seglin informes que tiene la policfa.
de N Y el italiano Vicente Buffardo, @
tuvo que huir de Brooklyn 4 Newark,
amenazado por la "Mano negra" que
le pldi6 1000, ha sido asesinado GER
ca de Geneva. Italia, por miembros
de esa socledad. Los amigos del ase-
sinado 4 quien Sc halo en- frente de
Ia casa que ocupaba en- aduella ciu-
dad, donde al fin tuvo que huir
manifesto que indudableme ente fue
muerto porque mientras viva en- Ne
wark, EN- vez de entregar la cantidad
que Sc le pidio, do parte la policia,
de la persecution de que era obieto,
4 causa de la cual tuvo cue abandonar
esa poblacion tambien y refugiarse
por fin EN- Italia, donde no pudo esca-
par al pufal de sus asesinos.
En- Troy, Nueva York, Ell padre
John. Santora, cura parroco de una
lglesia catolica, Sc quej6 la polcfa
de que I'm individuo de aquella mis-
ma sociedad, le habfa arrebatado,
apuntandole con TN revolver, los Gin
co pesos que constituian todo su ca
|pital. El ladr6n llamo al presbiterio,
entr6 con la libertad que 10 hacen los
heles y una vex en- el pidi6 al padre
500 en- nombre de la ''Mano negra :
que aquel no pudo dar; ?ero el bandi-
do tomo los SIS pronetiendo volver
|por q resto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07

daveres, porque exist{ "a creencia de
que nadie pHede reIacer 4 la vida
eterna sin que su cterpo haya sido
puridcado por el fueR. Tai es Ell rel
no de un monarca qde ha de ser va
rios dias huesped de Espafia.
Chulalong Korn, antes de ir a
Madrid, visitara Londres y Paris, con-
firm ando en- esta Ultima ciudad Ell ira
tado franco. ames d limitaci6n de
fronteras. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07
UN REY DE OR|ENTE
QUE vlSlTaRa MADRID

Dentro de POGO tempo sera hues-
ped de la corte de Espaf1a el rey de
Siam, soberano absolute de uno de
esos pafses del Extreme Oriente que,
apesar de todos los progresses del
conocimiento exacto de sus costum-
bres, ain Sc presenta la imagina ci6n
con esplendores fantasticos.
Agradara a nuestros lectores que
les demos algunos datos de este mo-
narca que de nuevo constituye una
actualidad en Espana, del cual en-
piezan va ocuparse todos perio-
dcos.
Paramindr Maha Chulalong Korn
estuvo hace varios amos en- Madrid.
Chulalong korn es Ell representa- nte
de la dinastia fundada por Cha -Khri
en- 1882. Ell actual soberano naci6 el
40 de Septiembre de 1858, casandose
con la princesa Sowapa Pongsi, nacida
Ell primero de Enero de 1904. El he
redero de la corona Maha Vajiravudk
vino al mundo el" primero de- Enero
de 1881.
De su anterior viaje, cuentase que
Ell monarca era un temfble comilon, y
S. NJ. siempre que volvia de cualquier
paseo ~por la ciudad, senta base a la
mesa comiendo con insa cia Bile apetito.
Para encontrarle en- su palacio, 10
mas seguro, era dirigirse antes que
NADIA al comedor.
Tambi6n corri6 la leyenda de que
al regresar su RENO, Chul along. X orn
ina ordenar Sc ejecutara su primer
ministro que le acompai1aba en- el
viaJe, ha abiendo cometido graves indis-
creciones
No Sc sabe 81 llego realizarse la
terrible sentencia, pero NADIA puede
aso,nbrarnos recordando las costum-
bres de esos paises asiaticos donde los
subditos sc abren ell vientre y s mar
t!rizan en- honor de sus soberanos.
La capital del Siam es sorprenden-
te para los lajeros europeos. Las rui
mas Khmers conservan vestgios de la
primitiva arquitectura slams sa, estas
construcciones nonumentales maravi-
llan por su asp=cto exotico.
:: Las estatuas grotescas, pero impo-
nentes, representa- en- sus variadas
form slmbolicas 4 los doses del
panteon brahma an'co bddico.
| Observese con atencion, por ejem-
plo, en- la puerra de entrada de la mu-
ralla que rcdea la famosa pagoda de
Vat t-Cheng, donde Sc conservan las re.
Iliquias de Budha, les gigautescas as y
fantasticas fguras de los genios que
la defender.
Son las estatuas de Ganesa, las dos
con cabeza de elefante; es Ell hiio DE-
silva y de Parvati, el protector de Ia
ciencia y de la literature en- la mitolo-
gia india.
/ Desde la destruction de Ayuthia es
: Bagkok la capital del reino, ciudad dt
gran importancia comercial que va
cuenta con todos los ad-lantos euro
peos. Alll Sc comeTcia con el arroz de
! Tule Sap, los rubfes za6ros de las
regiones de Battamb bang, e petr6lee
de Laos, La MADEIRA, la pimienta, Ell ta-
baco y otros productos de la agricul-
tura 6 de la industria Gel Asia
lOriental.
La religion del Siam continna sier.
do Ia budista en Ia gran metropolis
de Vat Saket son inciaerados los ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07
Galsotss en- Isandslero

Despues del temblor de tie
rra que tanto dafio les hizo,
han tenido en- SAM. Francisco Ell
terremoto municipal, uno de los
escandalos mayores y mas cos
tosos de que jamas ha sido vic
TINA ciudad del mundo.
Un cacique polftico audaz Y
poderoso consigui6 elevar a la
alcaldia de aquellagran cIuda /,
a un director de orquesta POGO
escrupuloso, que hizo la vista
gorda y sc aprovecho de los re-
sultados. Desde entonces en-
pez6 ALI una era de corrupc,on
publica. de sobornos { inmora-
lidad sin paraleloN en- ninguna
otra ciudad americana. Suya
la policia, suyos los jueces, la
camarilla cobro Ell barato, licen-
clio Ell vicio y pusoE Etarifa Y pre-
clio a todas las demasias y 4 TO-
dos los abusos. Amearentados
los ciudadanos honrados y du-
ramente escarmentados mu-
chos de ellos que quisieron pro.
testar 8 intervenir, dejaron el
campo libre a los malvados Y
por dos amos mortales signio
triunfante Ell reinado del sobor-
no, Ell garlic y el burdel.
Ocurrieron entonces el terre =
motto y el incendio que dieron
tremendo golpe a la ciudad
|CinCuenta Cludadanos acauda-
lados sc constitLy yeron en- jun
ia de socorres y orden publico,
|Cay6 una lluvia de ORC proce-
dente de todo Ell pals sobre la
arrulnada capital Y a pesar de
los esfuerzos de la camarilla
para seguir dominando la ST
tuaci0n, not6se pronto TN cam
bio radical que hizo presentir
a muchOs el fin de los abusos Y
la caida del caciquismo.
Ell energico abogado fiscal
Heney y el acaudalado capita
lista Rudolph Spreckels tuvie-
ron el valor de comenzar las
denuncias. Ell alcalde salio
para Europa, su complice Ruef
fue preso y acaba de recono-
|cerse culpable ante ell tribunal
que habia empezado a juzgarlo
por vlllanias y cohechos sin
cuento. Estos dias empezara
|el proceso del alcalde mismo,
que fue preso al regresar de
Europa y que Sc halla en- liber-
tad bajo enorme hanza.
Entire otros abusos demostra-
dos Sc halla el pago de $4,000
por una compania de telefonos
a cambio de valiosas conce
stones y franquicias que nc
hubieran podido obtener por me,
dios legales. Casas de triste
fama, centros brillantes de flu
llerias y de placer cuyos NOM
bres eran conocidos de mar
mar, pagabaf a Ruef y sus
compinches raudales de oro
Otra contribution mas modes
ia, de solo $1,000 mensuales,
provenia de clertos restauran
tes franceses, en- realidad CEN
tros nocturnos de tahures, vivi-
dores y perendecas. Las de-
claraciones hechas ante el tri-
bunal por muchos inspectores
y concejales de San Francisco
dan en- parte la medida del es-
candalo, de la venta de votos,
del saQueo inaudito y sistema-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07

Para Ia buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimOs Atlas de SuScriptO-
res este diariO sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dias 80 6
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc 1ieren con
posteriOriAad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-07

tes de Natura, volabas en- alas de Ia
inspiration, cruzandog la verde azul
cadena de poeticas Tomas, para rendir
homenaje a la poesia.,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-22
Arranging For PROSECUTIONS.

Harrisburg, Special.-CriminaI and
civil suits against Capitol contract
tors and former State officials will
be instituted in Duplin county court
as soon as the legal papers can be
prepared, The indictments will be
presented to the grand jury at the
September session. Whether all Of
the eighteen persons named by the
Capitol INVESTIGATION commission in its
report to Governor Stuart will be
prosecuted will be determined by the
Acknowledgement after consultation
with his associates. The commission
held a brief executive session to close
up the affairs. f the 100000 appro-
priated by the Legislature for the in
vestigation $4,000 was returned to
the Treasury.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-22
Auto Runs Into Train.

Great Darlington, Mass, Special.
An automobile containing a party
of five persons from Bristol, Conn,
collided with the New York-Pittsfeld
express at Asley Falls crossing, near
here. Three of the motoring party
were killed and the other two prob
ably fatally injured. The dead:
Charles J. Root, 40 years old, anSau-
tomobile manufactures, Bristol, IN
stantly killed. Mrs. Root, his mother,
Miss Roberts, sister of Mrs. Root.
The injured are: Miss Mary Root,
daughter of C. J. Root, condition
very critical. Miss Cathrine Root,
age IA, niece of Mrs. Root, suffering
from internal injuries. 71s
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-22
Charters Granted.

The Charlotte Sanitarium Com.
pany; capital, $125,0OO authorized
and $1,000 subscribed by E. C. Reg
lister, w. o. Nesbitt and j. A. Crow
ell.
Efrd Bros, of Concord, general
mercantile business; capital 100000
authorized and $4,000 subscribed By
w. c. Wilkinson, E. L. Efrd and
others, of Charlotte.
The Stonewall Hotel Company. Of
Greensboro, to operate hotels and eat
ing houses at Greensboro and at 9th
er points in the State capital, S125.-
600 authorized and $4,000 subscrib-
ed by j. M. Jamison, A. A. Williams
q. c. Andrews and others. Mr.. Jami-
san was for a long while a member of
the firm of Gresham 6 Jamison who
operated hotels and eating souses on
the Seaboard Air Line.
The Parker Paper Irvine Company.
OF High Point; capital $125,00O by
VT. Parker, J. H. Mills and Others.
The A. S. Melvin Company, of Fay-
etteviHe, for mercantile business: car
ital $4,000 by A. S. Melvin and 9TH
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-22
Operators Resign Positions.

Denver, Col, Special.-Judge Rid
die granted a restraining order on the
application of the brokerage firm of
Otis g. Hough, forbidding Fred Wes-
sci, president of the T~elegraphers'
Union and C. A. Adams, secretary of
the same organization, to call a strike
of operators in that Office. This or
der compelled the operators in the Of
fee of Lagoon & Bryan to furnish
Otis & Hough with market reports.
The men employed by Logan & Bryan
%thereupon resigned. :
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-22
Launch Burns on Water.

Norfilk, Va, Specialize gaso-
line launch Edna May bound from
Manteo, N. c., for Mays Head with a
large party aboard, caught fire from
an explosion near Manteo and was
burned to the waters edge. Miss
Midget, one Of the passengers, was
blown into the water and drowned
and the engineer and fireman are re-
ported fatally burned. A negro IN a
passing sloop rescued those aboard
the burning boat. The rescued were
landed at a nearby point, All the
rescued were burned some OF them
seriously.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-08-22
rwin-city Tobacco Association.

Winston-Salem, Special. On the
first Monday in September the Win
ston-Salem Tobacco Association will
meet in annual session at which time
the reports of the officers for the year
will be read and officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected. The asso-
citation has been in existence for 80
years and has as its members every
tobacco man in the Twin City. Mr..
Sterling Smith is president and Mr..
q: I. Bynum is secretary and treas
urer. The report of the president
will show that some 100000 pounds
OF leaf tobacco were handled here last
year.