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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-31

II July 6. 10000 Sam Hayhurst.
IS July s. 10000 ]. p. Mcdonald.
- July 5, 10000 Z. S. MCGEE.
20 July ;. 1888 Ray Thompson.
Il July 5, 5000 j. w. Rollins.
"a July 8, 1923 James Smith,
% July 5. 35 IS Harry c. Wheel
er, Captain,
RECORD OF LICENSE AND INSPEC
No. Date. Amount. Payee.
Chapter 81, Sec
July Is, $500 II. c. Miller.
July Is. 5o25 Navajo County
Bank. Assnd.
Account. r. c..
Creswell.
July Is. $500 VIM, Dobson,
July Is. 10000. T. P. Holden,
July Is. $500 Geo. A. Bonelli,
July Is. I7l.OO w. r. Johnston.
July Is, 5000 NJ. c. Smith,
s July Is. $500 L. V. Guthrie,
July Is. 5000 Wayne Ritter,
10 July Is. 5000 ]. C. Robbins,
IL July Is. 5000 T. B. Bell.
II July Is. $500 John Rhodes.
10 July Is. $500 Porter Mcdonald.
II July Is. 800 m es X.
Schmick,
Is. July Is. 45.Oe W. C. Fortune.
l6 July Is. $500 C. r. McCorkle.
II July Is. $500 Ben w. Olney.
is July Is. $500 ]. J. Karnes,
10 July Is. 1900 A. s. ]. Shrop-
shire.
20 July Is. 5000 Sylvester Hulsey.
81 July Is, 5000 Ed Miller,
81 July Is. $3.50 VIM. Speed.
% July L.. 1910 Lew ii. Mickey.
"a July Is. 4.5O Lew II. Mickey.
25 July Is. $50 Marshall Young,
26 July Is. 170.55 +. S. Clark,
% July 20. 11.45 W. r. Johnston.
2S July 20. 1900 ]. C. Roberts.
29 July 20. 5000 V. Westfall.
80 July 20. 5000 The Phoenix Ma
tional b ank.
Assnd. Acct. Jas.
Harmon,
81 July 20 225.O0 j. b. Armer.
81 July 20, $500 Albert Frehner,
80 July 20. $50 Arthur Heath,
"a July 20. $50 Albert Heath,
RECORD OF TERRITORIAL SCH
No. Date. Amount. Payee
Paragraph 2246.
Act SO. Section
July 20. $4,000 r. L. Long.
Paragraphs Pas
2 July 20. 5000 r. L. Long,
8 July 20, 1867 w. H. Lee.
July 20. 1898 John d. Lopez.
S July 20. 5000 w. W. McNer,
RECORD OF TEMPE NORMAL SC
No. Date. Amount. Payee.
Chapter 100. Sec
I July 5. 3 1856 A. J. Matthews.
Principal.
2 July 5. 21S5.OO Alfred ]. Peters.
Secretary,
3 July : $50 James F. Hall.
Assnd. Acct.
Frank NJ. Car
nowski. Jr..
4 July 5. 800 A. ]. Matthews.
Principal. Assnd.
Acct. Joe Shell
don,
July S. 3l4O0 Phoenix Printing
Company,
6 July 5, 1875 Orr & Lockett
Hardware Com
pany,
I JULY 5, 1898 The II. II. Nc
Neil Company.
July 5. 74.Ol Tempe Light and
Power Company.
9 July S, 375 Charles Scrib
ners Sons,
10 July s. 1900 Atkinson. Ment-
Ter & Grover.
IL July 5. $3.50 The Hey.
Banks & Biddle
Company,
L. July S. 300 Edgar A. Murray
Is July 5. $40 Birchett Bros,
II July 5, \ $3.50 Harry Walker,
Assnd. Acct.
Manuel Eskalan-
te,
Is July S, 700 Harry Walker.
16 July 5, $40 F. w. Griffen,
Manager,
II July s. 500 Buschart Bros.
Is July 5. 5.94 American Book
Company.
10 July s, 43O6 The L. W. Blinn
Lumber Com
pany,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-31


Purpose.
ions Is and Is. Laws 1907.
June salary as Captain.
June salary as Lieutenant
1unc salary as Sergeant.
June salary as Sergeant.
June salary az Sergeant
June salary as Sergeant
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary "a Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary as Private.
June salary al Private.
Salary as Private. June lilo. 1907.
Salary as Private. June 1-27
Salary as Private, June 1890.
Ammunition and Sundry Expense,
June.
ION FUND WARRANTS ISSUED.
Purpose.
ION 40, Laws 1905.
Salary as Inspector, District No. /,
md Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. .
End Quarter. Expenses incurred May
20.
Salary as Inspector, District No 5,
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. s.
End Quarter.
Salary as Deputy Inspector, District
No. 8. End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. Z,
md Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. 9.
Ind Quarter.
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. IL.
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. Is.
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. Il.
2nd Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. 81.
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. %.
Ind Quarter.
Salary as Deputy Inspector, District
No. %, End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. %.
Ind Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. 26,
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. rs.
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. 30.
Ind Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. 81,
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector, District No. 81.
April
Salary as Insnector. District No. 81.
May and June.
April 23-May 1.
Expenses incurred as Inspector. jan
uary 1920.
Expenses Incurred as Inspector,
March 2S-June Is.
Witness fees and mileage. April Il.
District Court Costs. case of Hender-
son VS.. Goodwin. ct al, June IA.
Expenses incurred as Inspector.
April 10-June 5.
Salary as inspector, District No. IA.
md Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. IS,
End Quarter.
Salary as Deputy Inspector, District
No. %. End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. 80.
End Quarter.
Salary as Inspector. District No. 80.
md Quarter.
Witness fees and mileage. April Il.
Witness fees and mileage, April II.
OIL FUND WARRANTS ISSUED.
Purpose.
. S. 1901.
J, Laws 1903.
Salary as Superintendent of Public
Instruction. End Quarter.
nd 2246. r. S. 1901.
Salary as Member. Board of Exam
liners, End Quarter.
Salary as Member, Board OF Exam
liners. April.
Salary as Member, Board of Exam
liners. May, June.
Salary az Member. Board OF Exam
liners. End Quarter.
lOOL FUND WARRANTS ISSUED.
Purpose.
ons and is, Laws 1907.
Money advanced for sundrses. May
3-June 20.
Teachers salaries. School month
ended June IA.
Carrying mail, May. June. l-1a
Labor. April 10. 20. %. May H. IS. 25.
w
Printing. May %. binding. June II.
Supplies, May Is.
Supplies, April 1-June 5.
Book May i'- j. =: !. I
Maps, May s.
Engraving. May %. 7
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-07-31

n. G. A, May.
Necessary expense. Company IT,"
n. C. A, May.
IN so, Laws 1905.
Mileage and per diem as Chairman
Live Stock Sanitary Board. July s-12.
Mileage and per diem as Member
Live Stock Sanitary Board, June s.
IL.
Mileage and per diem as Member
Live Stock Sanitary Board, July 9-l2.
Publishing New Brands, Live Stock
Sanitary Board, June 7-2S.
Publishing New Brands. Live Stock
Sanitary Board. June 7-2s.
Office Expense. Live Stock Sanitary
Board, April 4-June %.
Filing Cabinet. Live Stock Sanitary
Board. May 25.
Phone Rent July, Service June /,
Live Stock Sanitary Board
kilograms June Ala, Live Stock
Sanitary Board.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
RAISING GUINEA HENS.

Though classed as u domestic the
guinea is the least civilized of all our
Owls. Even the lordiy gobbler will
3tOop to eat from your hand, but who
yer heard Of pet guinea? Raise
hem with tamest hens and see that
hey go into the house every night
he time will come when they will Sc
ieCt a tree for their roOst;ng place and
no persuasion will lure them to their
old home. says a writer in the COun-
try Gentleman. Indeed their presence
is not to be desired in the hen-house,
as they have a great way Of pulling
q laying hon off ler nest, and Of drlV-
ing them all off the perches. l raised
/ flock with a hen and after she left
them she Iayed and set. When she
came off to eat, the guineas would rec
1guiZe her and follow, eating with
ler. standing around her while she
iusted, then follow her to her nest
and set up a perfectly deafening chO-
us Of protest at her desertiOn, until
not driN en- away they would succeed
Il getting her to leave her nest again.
Yet, with all their i'll deeds, they are
veil worth a place on the farm, for a
uore delicious morsel is hard to find
han a young guinea, tender, juicy and
lountful of breast, with rich, dark
highs. a feast for an epicure.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

boar.
When you have got to the front sum
mon up your dying energies and call out
TO the boy:
Lemon and vanilla syrup. and have 1t
cold and cussed quIck!"
You'll get It-when the boy gets ready.
Don't rush things and stick your chin
and nose into the glass Lift it up slow
". Look at it lovingly. Anticipate the
coIdness that will be yours in about a
minute.
Don't guzzle, but sip.
Take time to look to right and left and
pity the other poor devils who are being
held back.
Drink slowly. Utter an "Ah-um!' be-
tween sips.
Don't let any of the froth escape you.
Don't let the lemon dodge or the vanilla
play you any tricks. Be fully 10 minutes
getting to the bottom of the glass and
five more smaCking your lips and wishing
it had been barrel instead of a glass.
After a last wipe a. your nose and
last wish that you had the throat of a
giraffe you are ready to go, and as you
meet a friend staggering in and feeling
that he will drop dead in another minute
look him cody in the eye and call out:
Hello, Billy, old boy. Just going home
to get my fall overcoat on. If you have
got any cabbages in the garden you had
better cover them up tonight, for it feels
like a frost!" JOE KERR
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
A DESHONORED MAN.

When the street car conductor came
along and held out his hand for the fare
the man asked to be trusted for the
amount, adding that he would pay next
day He was told that the company did
not do business on that plan and finally
forked over. Then he turned to the man
on his right and said:
I'm not blaming the conductor at all.
"NoH But he seemed to doubt your
honesty" was the reply.
'And well he might sir-well he might
A month ago l goes into McCarthy's sa-
loon and says to him:
Mac, I'm in want of 8 bottle OF beer
to take home with me. How much Will
it beT
Seven cents, and you get two when
the bottle is returned
d" But I'll be sure to return 1t without
the extra two cents.
'On your life?' "a Fl
ON my life it Is
well, l takes the bottle home and
drinks the contents and throws the dead
bird into a corner. Three weeks later l
asks the old woman for the bottle. mean
ing to return 1t to Mccarthy.
It's gone to the junk man along with
the paper-rags,' she says, and so OF
course l can't take 1t back.
II meets Mccarthy and he calls me q
robber. l meets Jimmy O'BrIen and he
calls me liar. l meets Tommy Whalsn
and he says I'm a thief. / sits down
and thinks 1t over and decides that I'm
a dishonored man, and, therefore, I'm
saying to you that l don't blame the con-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
DOUGHNUT DAY.
d dip into the jar

| could dip into the jar
Where mothers big, round doug
nuts are.
)r Ieastwise where they used TO be-
Fwould be a sweet old world TO me;
,neak in an drop a dOughnut IN
Iy pocket, then sneak out ag'in
n gnaw it down in my own nook,
nder the elms that overlook
he road that winds up hill an down
nd far off wrjggles into town,
ust like a dusty, yellow snake;
hen wipe the crumbs all off an make
mother sneak beneath that lid,
d be happy sort Of kid.
o my idee doughnut round,
'ropped into boilin' fat an Drowned
ust the right shades, thing Of joy
o touch the heart Of man er boy;
know my dad used to come in
he kitchen with a sneaky grin,
neak a red-hot one and 90 way,
Whilst mother fused OH doughnut
day.
ut mothers fussin' was the kind
Obody in the world would mind,
here was a twinkle in her eyes
hat took the edge from her replies,
n on her lips the sweetest smile
net cOaxed a Teller all the while.
hat cOaxed him to just help himself
rom doughnut jar or pantry shelf;
he way to show you liked her stuff,
n please her, was to eat enough
. founder you; l think l stole
hem doughnuts them days, rim an
hole,
scause a boy has got feel
dat anything he has to steal
astes a lot better than a great
z heap Of them piled on his plate;
Il I'd steal them all day an she,
Zeal times, would turn her eyes on
me
n say: THAT boy, upon my word,
ont eat enough to keep Bird"
We drinked champagne little bit,
n I've a Ioyin spot fer it;
n I've eat a quail served hot on
toast,
IN liked it, too, but | liked most
he doughnuts that l swiped and took
\ way where 1 could overlook
The road that winds around an down,
This way away off to the town,
chat way away to Uncle Joe's;
IS twisty as a serpent goes.
An both ways off to that far world,
Where all my future yet lay furled,
But with no jars whence one may
take
DOughnuts like mother used to make
Houston (TeX.) Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

THAT'S generally the case
'But whoever gets AWAY in der nrst
boat vhas sure to be saved" he cos
tinued.
THAT'S the way I've been figuring 1t
out to myself"
''Und vhas you acquainted NIT Ger ess-
taiu2"
Eyes, slightly"
dot vhas good. My frendt, l Hks
you to save me und my reputation. usA
l see dot you vhas rewarded. Vhas
some tailors in Boston. l make q eoat
for AldermSn Grady few days age
und warrant him a good fit. He brings
1t back today und says 1t fits him hks
old cofree-sacks. ! must alter dot coat
or my reputation vhas gone dead. Ii I
don't live l can't alter 1t. Derefore. yoz
shall go to der captain und tell him dot
l go OFF In der first boat, ind dot IL J
live und clear my reputation / make him
a pair Of pantaloons for nottings"
I started up as II to go, when he Do
talned me with a motion OF his hand
and added:
But dose pantaloons vhas only half
wool. Remember dot, und maybe dsrs
vhas no buckle behind" JOE KERR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

terday and 800 houses blown down." con-
tinued the man.
Uncle John yawned and was not tho
least interested.
1.-The Ohio River rose 200 feet of sud
den the other day and carried the city Of
Cincinnati down stream. Tens Of thou
sands OF people lost their lives. ANY OF
your relatives down there, Uncle Johnr'
The old man slowly shook his head and
reached down to pick up a silver and
pick his teeth with 1t.
"And the whole State OF Pennsylvania
Is caving In" said the Joker, land by to-
morrow there will be a great lake where
Eve or six million people have lived"
Uncle John took the news without q
word. In fact, he yawned and stretched
over It
by thunder, but there goes rat IN
der that pile Of lumber across the street,
exclaimed the joker as he rose up. Say.
you feIlers'-
But he got no further. Uncle John
was across the street and had club In
his hand, and within the next 10 min
ntes he had doae half a days work tear
ing down the pile to get at the rat Hs
had been aroused at last
JOE KERA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

Americans, Australians, Canadians,
Germans-Iiving together in harmony.
The college graduate, professional
man, ex-arny officer, retired actor
pugilist, sailor, cowboy and NAVY, all
toll together side by side with vim
and good fellowship gratifying to see;
and crime is practically unknown
among them.
The finds I saw were on fairly
level average, and In some instances
rich, with the stones of great purity
and value. In one pocket some thou
sands of dollars worth had been dis
covered, and one Canadian admitted
having cleared $3.50 out of a week S
work He had In his possession stores
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

Hged to remove your shoes at the
doorway. Japanese floors are very
beautifully kept. I know of some
houses where thirty or forty servants
have no other duty than the polishing
of the floors.
"A young Japanese student study
Ing in London had the misfortune to
the janitor did not keep the hall Ia
very good condition. 1t was a great
change to him, and he felt 1t keenIy
"On the approach of winter the
janitor put up in the entrance the
notice Please wipe your feet"
The young Japanese the first
night he observed this notice took
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

worth $3.50 from a three days wash.
The revenues derived from the claim
licenses and royalties by the com
pany are considerable, and its pro-
spects, as well as those of the indi
vidual digger, seem particularly
bright.
Rare Diamonds Are Unearthed.
In addition to those on the river
banks, the a1luvial diggings, situate
parallel with but about sixteen mics
from the Wall, include Doomlaag+e
and Saardsberg West, also controlled
by the Pniel Diamond Mining com
pany. These holdings cover an
enormous area, partly in Barkly. com
prssing no less than eighty square
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
NEW DIAMONDS FIELDS.
Gems Found in Hitherto Undeveloped
Districts.

johannesburg, South Africa May
IO-One of the greatest sensations in
South Africa today the one most in
he public eye, is the discovery of dia-
mOnds in hitherto mdeyelOped parts
n the Province of Griqualand, West
Cape Colony, and at old diggings,
where in former years the crudeness
of appliances, mode of working and
cheapness of diamonds caused them
TO be abandoned, and where now, I'M
der new conditions of mining and in
creased value, the stones are found
in paying quantities. Thousands are
docking to the new fields.
This matter has exerted so much
public interest that the writer deter,
mined to proceed to the districts and
investigate for himself Several days
were spent in going over the whole
area and making personal inspections.
These fields consist of the CID dig
gings along the banks Of the VaaI
river and the newly discovered allu.
vial deposits, parallel to but some
miles from the YaaI river
Old Diggings Stretch for Miles,
The old diggings stretch for many
miles. and where the old debris, years
ago abandoned as Improbable, is be-
ing rewashed by improved machinery
more than paying the cost of removal
are discovered stones of fair size, IN
usual brilliancy and often great value
This is especially tho case at Old
Pniel' opposite the little village of
Barkly West on the Vaal, about eigh-
teen miles from Kimberly where the
PnieI Diamond Mining company has
acquired the majority of the ground
and thrown it open to the public, I'M
der generous terms, with the result
that these once quiet banks of the
Vaal have been almost magicallv
transformed into hustling hive OF
toilers, all intent on finding the prec.
ious stones, digging from morn till
night with an energy and hope that is
the great fascination of the diamond
and gold digger. 1t is all reminiscent
of California in the sos.
From the main camp, directly OF
posite to Barkly West. for miles al
along the river, are the miners, who
lease their claims from the company
to which they pay a royalty on al
finds. Such is the confidence, tina
these diggers, who are professedll
tbe most independent class of men II
che world, are focking In large nun
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
Arousing Uncle John.

There was the usual crowd OF villagers
sitting on the postottice steps waiting for
the mail to be distributed, and among
them was Uncle John. He had Joined
the sitters without saying a word. and
at the end OF Is minutes one of the men
winked at the crowd and said:
well. Uncle John, but have you heard
about the big earthquake In Vermont,
with 10000 people killedT'
Uncle John looked at him in a weary
way and shook his head.
"And the cyclone In Connecticut yea
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

back and you are painting and gasping.
And about 40 different fellers have asked
II 1t Is hot 'nuf for you.
And you have crippled one-half of them
for life and put the others In charge OF
the undertaken
Then make for the nearest drug store.
Jam into the crowd around the soda
fountain. Use your knees and your ell
bows and look as savage as a wounded
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
Speaking of the evils of smoke In

Speaking of the evils of smoke In
London at a meeting OF the Christian
Social union at st. Paul's Chapter
house recently, Sir w. B. Richmond
said late springs and early autumns
were caused by London smoke, and
nothing else. Where there was no
light there was no color. Hence the
pallor of the people and the fact tha.
poor girls of Is Or 16 were often
toothless. Snub noses and retreating
chins were largely due to the absence
of light, the speaker declared.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

miles, all of which has proved to be
diamondiferious to a. paying degree,
An alluvial wash Of phenomenal rich
ness has been found, and diamonds
worth many thousands Of dollars al
ready discovered.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
THE REASON,

CIerk-'"The Princes secretary refused
to accept the suite Gu the nineteenth door
for the Prince"
Hotel Proprietor-'WhyT"
Clerk-''He said that the descent In the
elevator would be too much OF q come
down for royal parsonage"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
JAPANESE STUDENT AS JOKER.

Cleanliness of islander illustrated in
Glory of Oriental Abroad.
Prince Haseba, the distinguished
Japanese, referred at dinner in
Spokane to the wellknown cleanliness
of his nation.
IF you should visit { Japanese
house." he said, you would be OBJ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
AS A RULE.

BronsOn-Where's the best place 30
spend ones vacation?
Woodson-Oh! that's easy. It's tina
place that you don't hear of until your
vacation is over.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

out pencil and added to it. On go
ing out. Boston Post
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
HER FIRST ATTEMPT.

Evelyn (nshing from boat-Oh. C2sx
ancsl Hslpi monster dsh has ssfse9
Ao,d OF my line and absolutely rstasS5
10 Ist 20.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25
HOW TO DO 1T.
NOT THE WAY HE WANTED 1T.

when a hot day comes.
When your collar has wtlted and the
color been sweat out OF your suspenders,
When rIvulets are running down your
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

Some Have Formed oyHUICdNcS-
Some are working individually on
single claims; others have formed
syndicates on a larger scale, with an
average return that is most profitable;
some, of course, are not so fortunate
but all keep on working, with the
hope that is so ingrained in men Of
their class, and seldom could a more
prosperous or optimistic crowd be
found than among this kind of work
ers along the Wall river.
Men from all parts of the world
Municipalities and classes are to be
f-ound colonials, British, Beers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-07-25

bers to this new Ell Dorado, and the
majority of them are doing well.
Some Have Formed Syndicates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-10-21
THEATERS DEFY THE JUDGE
Kansas City PIaYhOuses Are Open, but
stores Generally Obey the
Order.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, oct 9O-An the
theaters of the city were open today in
violation of the Sunday closing order Of
Judge Wallace of the criminal court, and
all the actors and actresses who partici-
pated in the various performances will be
Indicted. II Judge Wallace's instructions are
obeyed. Scores OF city detectives and
deputy county marshals were busy today
securing evidence against the violators OF
the Sunday closing order which will be
presented Tuesday TO the same grand jury
that has already indicted all the theatrical
managers here for keeping their playhouses
open on Sunday. The persons indicted will
be released on bond, and Judge Wallace
believes that this method of procedure. II
adopted every Sunday. will prove so In
convenient to travelling actors that the the
aters will be compelled to close.
Practically all the grocers and other mer-
chants. except cigar dealers. obeyed the
closing order. Many cigar stores and pool
halls refused to close. The Sunday closing
order was more strictly observed in the
county outside the city than in the city.