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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
OFFERS 500 FOR
CANTALQUPES
McCord of Las Cruces Offers
Liberal Reward for Prize
Melons To Be Exhibited At
Irrigation Congress.

One hundred dollars reward is Of
fered by II. H. McCord. Of the Me-
silla Valley Development company for
tho best cantaioupes submitted by
any grower in the territory TO be ex-
hibited al the territorial fair and irrf-
cation congress next fall.
Mr.. McCord was unable to be pre-
ent al the meetine Of the board OF
control AZ the Commercial club when
he intended to make the offer to the
board. He viii do il at the next meet
ing ana il VIII Of course be accepted
Mr.. McCOrd viii |stipulate that the
melons must be grown from the Wa
tiers strain Of seed. the Waters melol
having been brought To "A high stat
of Itrfection through years Of expe
meutiHg by the Lyons and COggins
people. the firm that has invaded the
valley ard contracted with
Mr.. McCord TO take an the melons
raised on the big ranch that ne is par
out to growers. The Waters
cantaloupe commands from 20 per
10 50 per cent more than any
other IN the eastern market.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
a. GERTlG
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
Shop 11O W. Copper Ave.
Phone Si7.
nrllnnnce 10. loo.

NN1H 49,
An ordinance amendiuE section isS Of Inc
Revised Ordinances ~ the city 90 Al
budueruue. N NJ. 1905.
BE it ordained by the city Council ~ the
city 90 Albuquerque. q. Al
section T. That section 1875 OF the Re.
rised Ordinances 81 the city 81 AlbuQuer-
que. n. NJ 1905 be amended GO read as fol-
lows Any person selling. bartering, or Civ
inE away any suiriuIous. Vinous fermented
~ malt and intoxicating liquors. In quaint
ties loss than % quart. shall be designated
retail liquor dealer. and shall pay an am
nual license Boo the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars payable quarterly. amt any person
who shall keep any room D. place. IN ans
building hotel or eiseu here, 600 thf city ~
Albuquerque. where any splrituous, viuous
fermentcd. malt. or other intoxicating De-
qunrs are sold. provided or furnished to
causal visitors. customers. 1r frequenters
lo be drank 9r used in such room or place
~ ON the premises. shall boz deemed a re-
tail liquor dealer within che meaning Of
this section.
Sec. This ordinance Is TO take effect
and Doe lu force ou and after January
d. 1905
See 3 All ordinances and parts ~ ordi-
nancea Zoo conflict herewith are hereby RE-
pealrd
puiy passed mis 18th day Of December
1905
Attest Approved
HARRY g. LEE r. y. MILKEnSoN.
Ctty CIerk President III the Couu-
tsEAf.l cil and Acting Mayor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
DARDEN DENIES He
CAST SLURS ON
ALBUQUERQUE
DECLARES CHARGE Is
MECHANICALLY FALSE
in Sensational Divorce
Suit Alleges Wife's Lawyer
Alone SwOre TO Charges ION
Information and Belief"

J. q Dardcn. the well known cap
italist Of this city, In connection with
the publication of the sensational
crosa-cOmplaint fled by Mrs. Darden
in his divorce suit. has handed the
Morning journal the following com
municatiOn. In Justice "a Mr.. Dar-
den. pending the adjudication Of the
suit la the courts, his side of the case
b. given equal publicity. The letter
follows.
TO the public.-With reference to
the publication made in the Morning
journal Of the pleadings in the suit
brought by me for divorce against my
wife. pending IN the district court
OF tho third judicial district. before
Judge Parker, ! wish to say to the
public that the case viii be tried In
court. The publication in the Morn
ing Journal u a complete recital or
the %plcadings Is coincident with the
presence IN this city Of a. -. Rene
han. one of the attorneys for the de-
PENDANT. II Is another fact which the
public ought to know that the charges
made By the defendant in this case
are NOT sworn 10 by the defendant.
but have been sworn to by A IS.
Reuehan upon Information and belief.
Few reputable lawyers would swear
to charges Of this kind upon Informal
ton and belief. and no reputable law
yer would cause them to be published
IN the newspapers. As TO the charges
which AFFECT me personally. and as 10
the whole subject, ! simply ask the
public 10 Albuquerque 10 uspenn
judgment until the case Is tried IN
court. There is only one allegation
which / care 20 any further notice al
this time-that is where / am charged
with casting aspersions upon the men
and women. residents Of Albuquerque.
This is absolutely and unequivocally
false. for the reason AZ the very time
! am charged with making them,
making Albuquerque my home
and propose 10 make Il my home per
manontly. as well known TO many cit
izcns OF Albuquerque. This is all n
care 90 say 40 the present time.
-. q DARDEN."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

Captain vs.. =. Dame left last nignI
on the Chicago limited for Chicago
on "a business trip.
george Hoffman. Il wen known bar
her 1T Beleu. agent for the Morn
Ing Journal there. spent yesterday il
Mrs. Jesse Miller. wife OF Conductor
Miller. Of the Albuquerque division.
returned home last night from "a visit
in Los Angeles.
y. H. Audrus. watch insuector foe
the Rio Gfaude division. returned o.
san Marcial last night after spending
several days Ia The city.
Murray Carpenter son of j. ID Car
pcuter. superintendent Of the Ameri-
can Lumber company AT ketner. n.
NJ. IS 10 the city for medical atten-
ton
Judge IRA a. Abbott yesterday w.
the district court, heard -four criminal
appeal cases and today will dispose
~ nine peace proceeding cases. all Or
which wore set for hearing Yesterday
The varsity girls basket ball team
left last night for Gallup. accnmpa-
MED by % number Of enthusiastic root
ors. 90 play the Gallup team 10 that
city today.
J. NJ Murdoch. the irrigation man
Of Chicago. who r. interested IN n
scheme 90 irrigate the land on the
HfNANANW AAANhAa AAfANNA Htff NfHNff NnN
from the east.
MI. Vigil and ElfeRo Baca. Of this
city. haye formed "a partnership and
ln January Mr.. Vigil will open up a
branch office u the firm in 0ocorro,
y. NJ, assuming charge OF Il.
There will be q regular meeting Of
Adah Chapter No .. order Of the
Eastern Star. this evening az $3.50
o'clock, Installation OF officers. by
order Of the worthy matron. L-aurf
Fiuke. secretary.
Miss Elwood Viii sing from Dudley
Bucks oantata. The Coming ~ the
King. az the Congregational church
both morning and evening. on sun
day. She VIII be assisted by a chorus
Of sixteen voices
Divine services NJ Temple Albert
Will commence this evening al 7:46
O'Clock. Or Chapmau's sermon VIII
he on Deeds. Not Words Every
body rs most welcome whenever the
doors Of The temple are open for pub
iic Worship.
~ J. collins. AN cmpioye Of tho
Santa Fc al Needles. Cal. who wac
brought here for treatment. died late
Yesterday afternoon al the Santa Fr
hospital Of a pulmonary affection /
The body was taken 10 The strong I'M
establishment The Tcla-
have been notified.
Miss Niua ttcrO has returned Co
home in Santa IT,, after spending
several months in the city at tng
BONE 90 MIR and Mrs Meth q Field
John Kelley and Frank Walker are
serving ten DAYS each iu the county !
BAN Tor the theft Of some provisions
the Tfimblc livery stabel
William NJ Lewis. the aget em-t
ploye of the Santa Fe %siorehouec who
H#-H HH-Na..H... nm.HH Lt -HN. .H N-#
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

president. sadie Bowdich, secretary
The funeral Of William w Lewis
viii take place from his late resi-
dence. 8l4 West Pacific avenue. sat
urday morning al $50. There VIII be
services az the Sacred Heart church
1T y O'Clock lnierment At Santa
Barbara cemetery.
Four young men 81 Albuquerque.
who possess temporary Licenses 10
practice law before The Bernalillo dis
trict our viii appear before the su-
preme court IN santa Fe. y. N, jan
uary :. and make application to be
granted permanent licenses The
Young men are. Manuel L. Vigil. as
sociated with Elfego Baca. J Benson
Newell. with y. g. Field. K. Il Crews
and John Parker
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
PASSED. nXAMINArIoN sucCEssruLLY

James Douuhuo. Ncw Britain. Conn.
wrltrH ~ tried several kidney remedies
and was treated hv our best physicians for
diabetes but did not improve until ] took
F1lrga Kidney cure. After the second bot
te ] showed Improvement. and five bot
Ios cured me completely. I have since
passed a rigid examination FOR life insur-
aucc' rulrrs Kidney cure cures hack-ache
aud an forms 81 kidney aud bladder trou-
800. D H DtUIniiy 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

We are pleased t. announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs. colds and lung
troubles Is not affected hy the National Pure
Food aud Drug law rs So contains no oplates
or other harmful drugs. and we
it az a safe remedy for children and adults
J. ". O'Rieily 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

HFTTER PREPARED NOW THAN EVER
HtfoRE TO CiEAN ANYTHING THAT
- tiEANAiLH n CLOTHES CiEAN-
ANN. Ikfe~tNE M REPAIRING az
u FRONT SEAT. All HF
A~k~ - ~ CIV MN 4 TRIAL AII
WORN "a ANANfEfD. SEgONn HAND
fiuTffINg HuteHT All som. -
tALitn EOR AM DFIIkIHfn On
SHORT NOTICE. CAN At elE NORTH
lutRu ~THFET THORNTON. PtfONE zee
THE
NM THIRD
THt Only RAJ TRAN CLEANING
FIANT ~ "a ~OtTuN - VIZ ARB
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

Millions " bottles or Foley-s Honey and
Tar have been sold Without any person ever
having experienced any other than bene-
fcfai results from is Use for coughs. colds
and lung troubles This Is because the
genuine FoleFE Honey and Tar in the yei-
low u~arsare contains no oplates or other
harmfI4 drugs. Guard your health By re-
fualug any but tn genuine. J. H. ORteliy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

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the Postal Telegraph Company, giving =
name and address and tho paper Will -
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Telephone - -
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

~ y AftAh AF"A"NHWF nc AkfAA
Maximum temperature. 81; mini
mum. i0i mean. Is; north winds.
clear.
Forecast.
Washington. Dec 1g-Nrw Mexico
Fair and warmer Friday, Saturday
snow IN northi fair 10 south portion.
Arizona Fair Friday except snow
pr rain in north portion Saturday
fair
For saie-A good ruuabout buggy,
rubber tired. IN good condition DT.
y. l.. Hnst. y. r. Armii0 building 10
Mrs \. A. Trimbie. - seriously III
~ her residence with pneumonia.
Mrs Montague stevens F3s an ar
rival here Yesterday from London.
England.
Sylvester EsanibeI. the sheepman Of
In Joyn. spent yesterday in Alhu-
querque
Miss Mary r Long ~ chihuahua
Mexico. arrived IN the city yesterday
morning
james Lucas a mining man ~ Los
cerrilios, transacted business in the
cifN yesterday
o. Il. stroup. John selint and r. ~
stevens. Of 81 Louis. were visitors IN
Albuquerque yesterday
j. W Collier. lieutenant Of The ter
ritorial mounted police. spent yeftcr-
day 10 the clts on legal b%uainos
Eliseo Rarcia. q prominent sheep
owner of san Rafael n NJ. spent
yesterday IN the city an "a husiness
mission.
John Legrnt. Of Ontario. rauada.
who 81 touring the United state ar
rived here yesterday afternoon on
the flyer
The tracks OF the Albuquerque
Traction company ln front of the
court house, were repaired yesterday
afternoon.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Haymuudo Griego uf ~ Gee
dro, y 81 ana Bnrbarita Garcia. of
Carmel y N.
benjamin Sanchez, former county
assessor of Sucurrn county and q we'll
known citizen ~ S0cOrro, spent ycs-
terday in the city
Fred W Harden, territorial mans
ager OF Bradstroets offices. hus rec
turned from an extended tfip through
Arizona and western Ncw Mexico.
g.. " Eimendorf, wncr nf tho
Elmendorf towneitc at Elmcudurf q.
NJ. and Mrs a. o. Ciurksnn. also ~
Elmendorf. spent Yesterday iu the
city.
James McAlplnt father of Miss
Alice McAipinc. ID Neil known local
musician. is seriously il at hla home
22G North Walter street with hron-
chlal trouble
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

That line OF gold" umbrellas. have
YOU seen themg HickoN Maynard
company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

a SNAo-H0use and two lots mus
Nc sold at ou-a. W. II. Metcalf.
321 West Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

The "only place 10 get a bracelet
or a diamond ring for your best girl;
don't forget Il. Hickox Maynard co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
RAILROAD NOTES.

The atlantic express NO @ arrived
here yesterday bon two sections. each
section leaving twenty-five minutes
after its arrival The first train putt
cd m ON time. and che second section
at 1910 o'clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

90 HNNNHH""N" '"NNf-H ""L. H NNNNNN|N
here Yesterday bon two sections. each
section leaving twenty-five minutes
after its arrival The first train putt
cd m on time. ana ths -csund section
at 1919 O'Clock
The SUIT telegraph office 90 Nutt.
". NJ. on the Rio Graudo division has
been closed at night
The daily trouble in western Kan
sls, dcrailmeuts. ETC.. and defective
equipment iH Colorado and northern
Ncw Mexico. caused the California
limited GO arrive here 90 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. several hours
late. i-ust nights trains were also
delayed
Switch engine 2s75. which has
been WorkiuE between Waldo ard
Los CcrrlIus for some weeks, was
returned here yesterday afternoon
-
T IS Rollo. assistant auditor OF the
coHst lines, arrived here yesterday.
spending the day at the locai shops
r. sculiy storckcepor here has rec
turned trem ca trip over the A%lhuquet-
que division.
= J. Gibson. superintendent Of the
Albuquerque division. arrived in the
cit, last nlEht
Vincent Halcomb. train baggage
between hero and Ia Junta ON trains
Nos. = and .. is un tho sick list
Tho Chicago limited arrived here
last night 100 Ntt5 O'Clock. leaving for
the cast at n Is O'Clock. being delayed
west of eallup.
For Che number off miles traVersed
hN Nos ~ and ~. the new santa Re.
rains which run over the Bclen cut-
nn. are The most profitable operated
on thC santa Pc system today. accord
Ing to the local officials The mileage
to Amarillo ls about 800 miles. and
with only three cars which are loaded
each day che expense is not nearly SO
Efeat H- uu fht trans-continental
trains which frequently run between
here and las Vegas with hardly any
lHUal passengers at aH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

Finest line of domestic and i'm
ported cigars. especially for Christ
mas trade. The Booster Cigar store.
10 South Second street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

The finest line Of chocolates and
assorted candies Of all kinds ever
brought to the city. il now on sale
for the holidays 40 Or. Macbeth's.
10 South Second Every one who
knows good candy buys this line ex-
c%luslNelN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

The SUIT telegraph office 90 SUIT.
". A.. ON the Rio Graude division has
boon closed at night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

For the tw%enty-four hours ending a
q O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Maximum temperature. 81; mini
mum. 10. mean. A.; north winds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20

Washington. Dec. 1g.-Nrw Mexico;
Fair and warmer Friday, Saturday
SNOW IN norths fair 10 south portion
Arizona Fair Friday except snow
Or rain in north portion. Saturday
fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-20
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-17
JUDSON BROWN,
REPUBLICAN
Candidate for Sheriff.

Farmers of Northern Burks county
the great potato growing district OF
Eastern Pennsylvania, have decided
upon an advance in the price OF
tubers. The rot has set in and
threatened to ruin half the crop.
The expected yield in that end OF
the county was 100000 bushels,
but the farmers will be satisfied il
they realize half of this. The crop
has been selling the past year at an
average of 80 cents a bushel
1t is predicted that the price
will go to 81 and perhaps 81 80 per
bushel. the price of wheat has ad-
vanced 20 cents since the beginning
of the season. When the grain was
first harvested the price was so cents,
but today it is bringing 81 in Berks.
in several places the farmers are
getting $i.03 at the warehouses.
1t is expected that the price will go
still -heigher by the middle of Oct
tober. Hay is selling at $40 ton an
increase of 81 over last year, while
corn has reached so cents.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-17
The Voters Of Sullivan County Have in
Judson Brown, Man Worthy Of Sup


Jvdson Brown, Man Worthy Of Sup.
port.
Judson Brown, Republican candi.
date for Sheriff, the subject Of this
sketch was born December -, 1870,
on a farm near Skunk, Pa. and is the
son of Archlus and Sarah Harris
| Brown.
After attending the public schools
Fox township and acquiring good
common school education it was his
ambition like many other boys OF
same environments to commence
life's struggles as woodsman, and
secured employment in the forests
near his home
Overating his strength and endnr-
ance as many ambitious young men
are apt to do, this labor and expos
ure soon brought on rheumatism
which has at different times since
completely disabled him from hard
manual labor His principal occu-
patton has been farming. Several
years ago he was appointed janitor
of tho Court House and grounds at
I.aporte. In this capacity, everyone
knows, he served with utmost salts
faction to all concerned and with
credit to himself. He has at differ
ent times held the township Office of
Judge and Inspector of election and
has always been resident of this
county.
Mr.. Brown is absolutely unassail-
able as candidate for this very i'm
pOrtant office and when he says he
will be true to the trusts imposed
upon him, it is promise made by
an honest man who has never be-
trayed trust or shirked an obliga-
ton.
AS there is no claim that he is not
honest in the strictest sense of the
term, capable and we'll qualified in
every way to perform the duties that
will be imposed upon him if elected,
there is little need of saying more
in his behalf. He has a life record
to stand upon, as before stated. abso-
lutely unassailable. In brief he,is a
clean man, every inch, vote for him
and no regrets will ever follow
Henceforth every slaughter house
or other establishment connected
with the preparation Or sale of meat
or meat products in Pennsylvania
must be operated in conformity tc
modern requirements as to santa
tion etc. The new meat inspection
law if carried out by the inspector;
recently appointed, will give the
people of Pennsylvania as effective
protection against bad meat as is
enjoyed by the inhabitants of any
state in the Union. Agents of the
State Live Stock Sanitary Board are
required to make an examination OF
all establishments engaged in the
meat business. When meat or meat
products are found upon eAamina.
ton to be diseased or unwholesome,
the agent is required to see that they
are placed in an ofial tank and rend-
cred into condition that would
prevent their being offered for sale
as human food, or when no Offal
tank is Immediately available they
are to be slashed with knife an
saturated with kerosine or coloring
matter.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-17


Tribe No. 36. Order of Red Men on
Monday Sleep: Sac, d. Dempsey;
s. S., Barclay Duggan; J. s., P. Fl.
McGee; Prof, James Conners; lst
San, F. Mcmahon; End San. John
Ionic; Trusteef James Connors.
Judson Brown, thu Republican
candidate for Sheriff was shaking
hands with the voters at this place,
and they all claim that he is quail
fled in every respect to fill the i'm.
portant Office Cf sheriff,
A verdict awarding $777 for injur-
les at Eagles Mere, was won by
Miss Helen Clumm in suit against
the w. & N. B. railroad heard last
week in the Lycoming county court.
1t was claimed by the plaintiff that
in September she and another lady
left the Forest Inn and took the
train for the lower end of the Lake,
getting of at Eagles Mere ,Station.
Alter the train had left the station
they started to walk over the plat
form to the boat landing, and in the
center of the platform Miss CIumm
stumbled over the stool used to as
sist people on and of the trains,
throwing her heavily to the plat
form, cutting her face and mouth
severely. She also sustained 4 bad
ly sprained hand and arm, from
which it is claimed she will never
fully recover. The defense in the
case was contributory negligence on
the part of Miss Clumm in not look
ing where she was walking. The
plaintiff is matrOn of the institute of
Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Children in New York City.
Montrose has been selected by
DIR. Alexander Torrey, the evangel-
ist and Christian worker, as the
most suitable location in the east for
the establishment Of bible con-
ference. For the past two years DIR.
Torrey has made tour of various
cities in the east and finally decided
upon MontrOse as Offering the best
advantages for suchan institution.
Studies similar TO those in the
school at northfield, Mass. which
Dwight l.. Moody founded, will he
pursued. The Rev. John Mcinnis,
pastor Of the lst. Presbyterian
church in montrose, who has been
working hard to have DIR. Torrey
select Montrose, announced Sunday
that his efforts had been successful.
Hundreds of people will be
brought to Montrose each Sunday
by the new institution. and it will
also bring many families to that
city to live permanently.
1t costs more to either live or die
in Beaver county than it did former
ly. Notice of an advance in price of
foods and in the price of burying
people have been given ont by the
grocers and undertaking people,
The undertakers association of Beav-
er county informed the county COM
missioners that it could not afford to
bury the county dead for $ls, the
present rate aad demands $50. The
prices of funerals and necessary ac-
cessories to all others have also been
Increased 10 per cent. There is
general howl, but the people can
take their choice.
AT the recent term of court in
Columbia county, a saloon keeper,
charged with selling liquor on Sum-
day, was ordered by the court 10
,IOoo hsc co lAOn r,,on<k,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-17

Washington. DC. Oct. 15. :
Bruised and covered with welts,
two boys given shelter by the local
police, tell story Of most inhuman
treatment in West Virginia coal
mine. They are John Marti and
John Phillips, both from Pennsyl-
vania. Charges of extreme cruelty
under a system OF practical peonage
are embodied in their story. Held
prisoners under guard they were
lashed and beaten until they made
their escape during the night when
picked up here they had been with
out food for "a hours.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-17

Tours of the coal mines by visitors
are now a thing of the past, and all
persons who are not employed in the
underground workings will hereafter
be forbidden entrance thereto by the
coal companies. Heretofore it has
been the custom of persons who have
out of town visitors to plan Il trip in
one of the mines in the vicinity, and
the guests were delighted with the
novelty. 1t was learned last week
that the coal companies have issued
orders forbidding the issuing of per-
mits hereafter due,it is said, to the
liability act passed by the recent Leg
islature.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-17

At tHt reCtut Ctrm OF COURT III
Columbia county, saloon keeper,
charged with selling liquor on Sun
day, was ordered by the court 10
, close bis saloon for three months,
taking his license for that period Of
time.