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The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13

passengers on the way North. SO will oe obliged to stop several days at Catalla. "
 The pro 2erty on Mckinley St. owned oy Felix Gendzwell, where the F,Iiy,s restaurant has beeu conducted for -everai years, was sold yesterday to "m. Blackwell The restaurant vii, be continued until July 1st. when Mr. Blackwell will take possession and tear Town the present building. eiectjrc in Us place modern store building. The teal has been pending for some time. but was only closed yesterday after noon.
 A. J. Adams has gone to Kn.ghts island to do some work on the pro perty of the Grown Copper Co.
 Prot Fritz Kuorr, of the Colorado Agricultural College, has found tobac- co growing wild in great profusi Jn in the Montezuma valley of Colorado.
 Miss Conway. who has been teaching la tie public school for tte past year. lett this morning on the Santa Clara for the States. Her mother accom- panied her.
 Judge Wickersham dlrecte a verdict of not guilty in tie case of George ayrage. of the Arctic Miners Cut who sas accused of selling liquor without license, on the ground that the ev- fence did not warrant convictioa In ridentally the court remarked that the gentlemen members of the Mine Owu- CTS Club were nC less guilty than those be!onging 10 the Arctic Miners Club, .ud their example should not be fol- lowed as a model of the law and order. Is four meU bers of the old Mine Own CTS club sat on the jury these remarks .aused q great deal of merriment.
 It Is reported that find of placer gold has been rade almost within the to n limits. but he discoverers refuse to make p ,blic the location of the find.
 The Fourth of Juiy entertainment co nmiitee has the programme for the lay all arranged tud it wiil be an bounced Monday. There will be a contest to see who will tc the Queen of the day. All of the young men and the older ones as well, are supposed 10 ,et busy and see that the most pop, . lar young lady is elected to the place Jf honur.
 Mrs. C. r. Hartman and child left for the States ou the Clara this morn ing.
 Miss Christine Ames was ar out going passenger on ihe Santa Clara. bound for her home in Wisconsin.
 From Mondays Bulletin
 Chas. Willard is seriously i'll, suffer- ing from an attack of ptomaine po!son- ing.
 The Bertha left Seval d yesterday 1t m. for Valdez.
 Julius Singer, of the Happy Jac, Mining O., was in town yesterday hut returned to the mines today.
 Mrs. J. L. Steele returned to Ltld- lock bay this morning
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13

D. Osgood, who has been duite il for the past two weeks is out once more.
 Chas. Newbe, has purchased the Buttinsky aud Is putting it ia com. mission for the summer.
 Al. Jackson was passenger on the Bertha from the westward enroute to his home in Juneau.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubba, q ai q daughter came up from Knights island on the Berti;a Mrs. Hubbard aui daughter continuing on their way to Seattle.
 Charles Willard, who has been seri- ously ill for several days past, is now able 10 be about.
 Joe Dieringer left yesterday after. noon for Knights island, with large outfit, to start work on the property of the Knights island Copper Mining Go. All of the buildings and preparatory work is finished and the crew of men he took down will start at once on II 6 working tuunel.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-06-13
From Wednesdays Bulletin

The steamer Yucatan will be placed op the Valdez run again, leaving Seat tie about July lst.
 r. r. Burgn arrived on the Saratoga and will spend the summer in Valdez ard vicinity looking after his interests.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
ANNUAL REPORT OF
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS

County Superintendent Minnie C.
Merriam has completed her annual re-
port of the Fremont County Public
schools. There is much Information in
the report, and the following is Of in
terest to the taxpayers and people
generally of Fremont county.
The school population, from the CEN
sus of 1907, is 5,207. The enrolment
during last year was 4,509. One hun
dred and thirty-one different teachers
we're employed during the year, and
the aggregate amount paid them dur
ing the year was $75,955.50.
There are. in the county, Sc school
buildings, 1923 school rooms, with a
total valuation of $27l 500. These are
equipped with apparatus. books, maps.
and other supplies worth $25.o75.
There are S4 districts and all except
four of them own their own text
books. Eight districts own libraries
containing an aggregate Of 1877 vol
umes. not including their text books.
There are two districts Of the first
class, containing a school population
of 1000 or over and two districts Of
the second class, containing n school
population between $50 and 1000.
Canon City and Florence are the first
class districts and Rockvale and South
Canon the second class districts.
Schools open today in most of the
districts. A few. however, do not be-
gin until next Monday. In some few
districts the teachers have not yet
been selected
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
INCREASED ATTENDANCE AT
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The schools Of Canon City and South
Canon opened auspiciously Tuesday.
At noon Superintendents Thompson
and Smith had no figures on the enroll
ment, but reports from the various
building show q slight increase over
the opening day last year. In many
OF the rooms the increase Ii quite
will be given out tomorrow.
Only two teachers In the Canon
City corps are absent Both of these
are in the WasAington school. Mrs.
Esther WAits ID III and her plalcs h
being taksa b Aiss Gsrhart. Of town.
Hers 10 tAs eeooAd grads.
lGiso 01AnGAA Ege = ao1aAAA1 -
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
REFUSE CARDS AND
MANY QUIT WORK

cripple Creek, Sept. 1.-The walkout
of the miners, which began yesterday
as a protest to the enforcement of the
card system, continued in the mines
in the Cripple Creek district today. A
fair estimate of the number who have
quit is 500. Thus far there has been
no sign of trouble.
The union phase of the walkout
was shown today at Victor headpuart-
ers, where fifty-three hitherto nom
union miners were initiated into the
organization. Tonight in Cripple Creek
$50 joined the federation.
The federation ofiicials claim to
have 1000 enrolled. 1t is reported that
the mine owners agents have sent to
Joplin, No, to secure miners to take
the places of those who have walked
out
An Official of the Portland mine
stated tonight that a total number of
men who had quit work at that prop
erty is ITO. He had secured thirty
imbermen to take the places of the
seventy-eight who stopped work yes
terday.
At the Gold Coin shaft Of the Gran
lite mine fourteen out Of a total force
OF ninety men put in an appearance
for work today.
At the Moffat tunnel, on Gold hill.
sixty men quit today. They are all
union men. A small force Of men At
the Chicken Hawk, on Guyot. went
out. The British-AmericAn Leasing
company's miners. employed at the
Dante. on Bull hill, about tweney-ive
in number. stopped work. leaving only
three men to work the property. The
same leasing company. operating the
Christman mine, ON Bull hill. lost
nine out of ten men employed.
At the Cresson, on Raven hill. thir-
ty men walked out Eight left the
vindicator, which employed . force Of
$50 men. Fiften men quit on the Col
den Cycle. whre 800 are employed.
Three left the Strong. Halt the forco
OF 9tratton's Independonca. about thir-
ty-nve men. have stopped work.
II cannot b learned definitely the
number Of men who have stopped
work ut various properties
The walkoHt will eject leases. - .
clause In aall ooAtracts roAAo hat
lssses employing men hire oaly tAoeo
with mine owners cards WAoA Q
leaser calls for the dlsoAAfuo e Q
man. tha loaoeo must aiaaAan0o -
man o. HI leaas vill - oaneo1oA.
C1srks M eAAfOs of tAe Mlno Owners
aasooAAa1sA o0s0 ~ 4ooo - eaG1A
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

Sarah Eakin, First grade.
Rockvale-DIstrict No. 81.
L. A. Moynahan. Principal.
Minna Norris. Fifth grade.
Emma Goddard. Fourth grade.
Olive Powell. Third grade.
Esther Sloane. Second grade.
Emma Montgomery, First grade.
Coal Creek-Dfstrict No. IL.
l. L. Valentine. Principal.
Elizabeth Winheimer. Fifth and Six
tn grades.
Alice d. Humas, Third and Fourth
grades.
Myrtle sayre, First and Second
grades.
District No. II.
J. d. Norman. Principal.
Myra McGowan, Assistant.
Brewster School.
Clara B. Griest, Florence. Colo.
Wllllamsburg-Dlstrict No. "a.
Geo. f. Colgate. Principal.
Cora Bragg. Assistant
Chandler School,
J. f. Perkins, Principal.
Ethel Strecker, Assistant
Portland-Dlstrict No. 4
f. e. Dickinson. Principal.
Phillips School
Cassie Hurd., Florence, Colo.
Brush Hollow School
Lucy Sneed. Florence.
Rural ScAesls.
District No. I. Percy Jones. Pearl
Andrews. Canon City.
District No. 6. Walter e. Fisher. El-
dred.
District No. s. Caroline Olson. Flor
ence.
District No. Z. Irma B. Churchill
Wetmore.
District No. Q. Irene Rowe. Aicanits.
District No. 10. Eva Kirkton. Texas
Creek; Esther Lyons. Hillside: Ada
Polhemus. Cotopaxi.
District No. 1s. Mamie Leek, How
ard.
District No. 1s. Mary Harvey. Park
dale.
District No. II. Georgiana Bowiby,
Coaldale.
District No. IS. 0srtr1ds Hunt
Beaver.
District No. 10. Emma sayrs. Rock
vale.
Dictrict No. 20. Mabsl Allen and Misa
Jones, Black Mountain.
District No. -. Margaret Robsrtsoa.
Cotopax-
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
INCORPORATED
Mabel v. Seelye, First Grade.
IefferSnn School.

Mabel v. Seelye, First Grade.
Jefferson School.
Kate B. Hills, Principal: Grades
four, five and six.
Ula Proctor, Grades first, second and
third.
Harrison School.
Clare Mccoy, Grades three, four and
five.
Jessie c. Jensen, Grades one and
two.
Park Center School
]. Morton Jones.
Orchard Park School
David Hunter Logan.
Supervisor Of Music.
Theo. Mcdonald.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
BOSTONIAN OPERA COnAMI
IT WAS IN NAn ONLY

Denver. Aug. 30.-Sadder. po0eoe
and wiser, through their coonSctioa
with the theatrical company kAov1 -
the Bostonian Opera company. which
left Denver August 3, to tour ColoeaA0
and Idaho, Mas Ellen BROOKS oe SAS
South Lincoln avenue and Miss The
Austin, pianist and primA donna. ~
specdvely, of the company. rorsook tAs
stranded aggregation At Walssah1rg
yesterday and returned to Dsavor.
For nearly q month thsy drew -
salaries; were deserted BY their b1sl-
ness manager in the meantime aA1
compelled to care for the wife Of tAo
stage manager. who. despondont. took
a dose Of chloroform In . va1A at-
tempt at suicide. Miss A10ttl -
travelled with theatrical compa1ioo ~
fore. Miss Brooks stated that this vaa
her first. and undoubtedly her lAse
turn, "on the road"
From the time the company StArta1
on its tour until the two girls len it
at Walsenburg they visited 0raAA
Junction. Telluride and many othsR
places through the western and ooosA-
ern portions Of Colorado, drawing OooA
huoses, but receiving no pay.
Wednesday, at AAmosA, c. c. Cr0kAI
business manager Of the compaAy,1aiA
he would remain thero to Gok 0o00
money while the company went O -
Walsenburg, whre it was booked -
play last night
1t was then that Mrs. Harry d A.
len, wife of the stage manager, took
- NR Ah H.
ful attempt to kill hsrsslf. Aisa Droo0
and Miss Austin. stu retaining S1S e
the amount with which tAsy sGaFeo1.
determined to leave the company. ~
finally succeeded In evadiAG tAalr 0o0r
panions long enough at he seatjoa -
enable them to secret thsanselvos h -
Pullman. They arrived haro q 1os0
yesterday.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Wielders OF The Birch Are
Now On The Firing Line
County Open With Bright Pros
poets ermEnroment Il Slightly Than
Last Yea-Two From Duty-Routne
Hard StudY Rexin IomorroW
Hard Study Begins Tomorrow

Practically all the schools OF FIRE.
mont county rang their bells Tuesday
morning and a host of happy children
tramped the trails from village and
ranch to the numerous fountains OF
learning. Telephone reports at noon
from a number OF points indicate that
the schools are opening up under
most auspicious circumstances and
prospects for a successful year OF
work are good.
Few absentees are reported In the
corps Of teachers. Substitutes were
necessary only in a few cases. and
these were controlled by unforeseen
emergencies. Most OF the teachers
have made most excellent use OF their
summer vacations. Several Of them at
tended the National Educational con-
vention at Los Angeles. Others attend
ed training school at Denver. Almost
without exception they used the sum
mer months to improve their ef-
nciency.
Buildings that needed repairs have
been looked after and books and sup
plies are in good shape. Following Is
Q list OF all county districts and the
teachers.
Florenee-District No. 2.
Il. A. Kenyon, superintendent city
schools.
High School.
Alfred Durfee, Principal; Science.
Mary L. King. Latin.
Francis Ludwick. English.
McCandless School
Florence Falconer, Fourth and Fifth
grades.
Lillian Brimble. Third and Fourth
grades.
Kate Mcconnell, Second and Third
grades.
Mrs. Lulu McCorkle. First grade.
Central Schesl.
Alice Rich, Principal; Arithmetic.
Mabel Curran, Grammar.
Mary Murphy. History and GeoE-
raphy.
Carrie. Fletcher. Reading and SPELL
ing.
Grace Falconer. Second and Third
grades.
Myrtle Stephenson. First grade.
Ensrssn ScAesl
r. n. Jones. Principal.
Carrie sayre Third and Fourth
Bsssis Gasnsr. second and Third
80 - eaaa
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

have been issued. Union men declare
that 500 have not been tAkoa oae
A miner who had takeA out . card
was refused permission to % down -
shaft until he appeared for work VIM
the card in his possession He WO
told that the orders of the as0oeiaAtoA
was that each man should carry -
working card
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

her home in Illinois by the serious
illness of her sister. Miss Ella Short
is taking Miss Kerr's place.
Owing to a change in the system
of text books, and the inability Of
dealers to supply these in time, most
OF the schools were dismissed this af-
ternoon. All will get down to hard
work tomorrow.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
NATIVE Trout R1Y

Cripple Greek. Sept 1.-0lxN tA8a-
sand trout Try out oe ne native 6Fook
variety we're placed In EAs9 DaaSo9
creek At Clyds. tAis ooaAty. ~ e0aAlo
OF the Colorado aAd Cx1Doao 0gook
railway, Ne Short Ina to0nv. n
dsAing IN tAis stroaA. WAaoo Aa11
waters are q tho baso q IkhoO Hoaks
has hsaA e1oollaAk
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

Assignment of teachers to South
Canon and Lincoln Park schools:
High School
H. Z. Smith, superintendent and
teacher of Mathematics in High school.
L. E. Humphrey, Principal, Latin.
Anna Garwood, History and English.
G. NJ. Warner, Science and German.
Fourth Street School.
E. Britt, Principal: Seventh, eighth
grades.
Pearl Hall. Sixth Grade.
p E. Berkey, Fifth Grade.
Helen Logan, Fourth Grade.
Mary Kier, Third Grade.
e. Garwood, Second Grade.
v. Ashton, First Grade.
Lincoln Park School
l.. D. Beckwith. Principal; Seventh
and Eighth Grades.
C. G. Lacy. Fifth and Sixth Grades.
Cora Woodford. Third and Fourth
Grades.
E. Haynes, First and Second Grades.
Superintendent F. F. Thompson. OF
the Canon City schools, has made the
following assignment of teachers:
High School.
w. E. Erwin, Principal.
NJ. Belle Minor, Assistant Principal.
Myrtle Gutekunst, English.
Edith Hall. Latin and Greek.
Jessie Worley, Mathematics.
Dwight 8. Jeffers, Science and His
tor.
Guy X. Foster, Science. F..
Ottelle Kahn. German.
Washington School /.
w. E. Ryle, Principal and Eighth
Grade.
Anna Proctor. Seventh Grade.
Sarah McNaughton, Sixth Grade.
Maude Campbell, Fifth Grade.
N Blanche Kerr. Fourth Grade.
Adella Lucas, Third and Fourth
Grades.
Myrtle G. Boyle. Third Grade.
Esther F. White, Second Grade.
Francesca Bunbury.. First and Sec
ond Grades.
Katherine Wood. First Grade.
Luella Holmes, Supply.
LlacolA ScAeel
r. w. Shultis. Principal and Eighth
Grade.
Clara Hubbsll. Seventh Grade.
Ethel Amick. Sixth Grade.
Lena Nelson. H1fth Grade.
Drusilla NuttiAg. Fourth Grade.
Eta Calder. Third Grade.
l1ats riAlsa. ossoaA 0raAA
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

District No. 25, Eva MCGOWAN, Will
bur.
District No. 26. Addie B. Hurd, Hill
side. D..
District No. 81, Dora Sherwood,
Canon City.
District No 2S. Eunice Graham, Sa-
Ida.
District No. %, Flossie Moore, Flor
enCe.
District No. 81. Mary Farquhar and
Ellen NJ. Saxton, Howard.
District No. IS, Marie Whitlow, Ra-
diant
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
EXCHANGE CLOSED.
Result Of Attempt to Make 1t Abide
BY Its Charter.

Hickman, KY, May 20. The tel
ephones are still all closed and have
been since Wednesday morning and
there has been no service at all.
The town was cut off from all com
munication, both local and long
distance. This is a very great
hindrance to business of every kind
and the citizens are very much
wrought up over the affair. The
court ordered the exchange to be
opened, but the company refused,
The company's agent here, ASA re-
suit, was put under bond, because,
according to the company's orders,
he refused to open the exchange.
Two suits are filed against the
company, one by individuals, collec-
lively, for recovery of overcharges,
and one by the city of Hickman to
compel the company to charge no
more than the franchise permits.
The company denied having fran
chise in Hickman, but they failed
to answer the suit fled by the city.
The city holds that the franchise
was made twelve years ago and is
good for eight more years. The
majority Of the citizens signed a
petition setting forth that they
would not pay any more than the
franchise rates. This resulted IN
a conference between the represent
atives Of the company and num-
ber of the citizens.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
One Sunday.

Esq. ]. t. Futrell has returned
from Union City and the first thing
he did upon arriving in the city was
to tie the silken knot which united
the lives and hearts Of M. c. Snider
and Miss Matte Browning, of Har-
ris Station, Tenn. The ceremony
was performed at 5 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, and the young couple
started home after viewing the
sights in Fulton. Fulton Leader.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
The Union City Public Schools Very Remarkable
Years Work-New Levels in Grades.

five were in black, very interest
ing sketch.
The Bootblacks was a YER
humorous sketch by a number o
little boys with heir smutty faces
and blacking box Ind brushes.
OPerhaps the fhDst interesting
feature of this part of the program
was, the Amazon Drill, led by Miss
Griffin There were about twenty
young girls in red and they wen
through the various figures anc
formations with rythm and pre-.
cision. 1t was fine indeed
Then was the oration by Johr
Hefey, who spoke his piece in .
manful way.
The Dude Drill was presented bJ
number Of young ladies in q
humorous vein.
The valedictory was by Rex
Naylor, also good, and then came
the presentation of certificates.
The Superintendent congratula-
ted the classes and teachers. Miss
Wingo and Miss Morton received
approving praise and plaudits for
their share of the work During
the exercises Mrs. Adams was the
pianist.
The following received certiti-
Gates: Fred Farrow, John HeAey,
Willie Jones, Carl McMichal, Rex
Naylor, Joe Temple, Herbert Will
liams, Mary Pursley, Pauline Bar
ney, Ruth Beeler, Maude Byers
Annie Laurie Caldwell. Ina Coch-
ran, Catherine Dalfnke, Guardner
Gray, Annie Laurie Griffin, Perm
easy Halle, Pearl Hudgins, Olive
Lane, Lila Littleton, Rubie Mays,
Katharine Morris, MYra Nash,
Ruby Reeves, Heleh Richards,
Ruth Strother.
Superintendent Darrah made a
few remarks at the close, speaking
of the fact that he had been with
eischool seven years and during
that time had become warmly at
tached to the boys and girls.
Some Of them had been with him
during the entire period of time,
and all had done excellent work.
He took considerable pride in the
fact that he and his teachers had
been able 10 accomplish with these
pupils in seven years what other
SCHOOLS required eight years to do.
The Superintendent complimented
Miss Wingo very highly for her ef-
fcient and thorough work in the
intermediate department. The pu-
pills and teachers all had cause to
ieel proud OF the years work. It'll
was one of the best in the school,
.aking as gauge the rank made
oy the pupils.
On Monday night was the COM
nencemeut proper, the entertain
nent by the graduating class. The
irst number was the salutatory by
Miss Mable Griffin, "American In
dependence This was a master
,iece in English and elocution, as
vas also every one spoken by the
lass. Bravery, by Miss Eliza
,eth Beck. received due compensa-
ion in speech of presentation by
udge Lawson, delivering a huge
'ouquet of flowers in the name of
he "Leonidas Polk Chapter. q. D.
)" Fred Clogs spoke on "True
Education, an excellent subject,
e6ned in a sensible and logical
aanner. The "Town Clock. byl,
fiss Dezzie Brown. received geHer-
us approval. Through Trials
0 Triumph was spoken with feel
ag. This manuscript ranked with
he very best, and while not spoken
18th special view to elocutionary
feet, the expression was sublime.
Ruins Of Time BY Miss Fern
Iajors, had more Of the oratoricai
over and its theme was well de-
sloped. Earl Barney made a very
'editable oration on the subject. ::
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
Odd Fellows.
Editor Commercial:

Editor Commercial:
Notice is hereby given to all odd
Fellows that B. #. Watson, of
Obion Lodge. will preach the mem
orial sermon for the Rives Lodge
462 at 2:30 p. m. in the c. r. church
on the first Sunday in June next at
Rives. All Odd Fellows are cor
daily invited to be present wear.
ing regalia. d. j. GARTER,
Secretary Riyes Lodge 462.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24
r. and A. N.

Union City lodge No. 531, II. and
Al. M, meets on the first Friday night
In each month at the lodge room la
the G b. A building. The presence
Of all members Is earnestly requested.
Visiting members always welcome.
e. E. MARSHALL, w. NJ.
r, r. BATS, Sec.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-05-24

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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1907-10-11
<&EG~4-AHEAS3> "
County Correspondence.
1111RR11~N
Shipman.

Dear Editor:-As / saw no news
from this part OF the County | will
give YOU few dots.
We have had some fine weather for
a few days; time to house corn and
dry nay
We had preaching at Gritty Hill
Sunday last by Rev. Holder. His
home is up on the X. G. Road.
Mr.. Alderman has carried some
timber to Moss Point and has not re-
turned yet.
Old Uncle Jack Mason has been
quite i'll for some time but is some
better
Mr.. Abb Davis has moved nearly
two hundred yards.
Mr.. P. NJ. Davis is sick again.
Mr. E. Mills is hardly able to walk.
Hurrah for Boss Mason and that
big hole in the earth, the writer is
thinking about scratching him a hole
in the ground.
Mr.. Z. w. Persons has recently e.
rected a large store. Guess Little
Mig can get some coffee now.
Jim Hullett is going to haul some
logs to Dog River SO he says to raft
and run.
Mr. alderman has got a cutting.
little saw mill.
Mr.. Dan Powell and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. Dan Powell S faith
err and mother, at Mr.. T. w. Bran
mans.
Mr.. S. H. Gibson has sold his wool
and traded his big gray mare off for
another horse and mule. Guess Lit
tie Mig will ride now.
I. w. Mills was in Shipman We'd
nesday looking for some hog and to-
baccO.
Leslie Gibson goes out with his
pack of hounds sometimes with his
gun loaded for bear
NJ ]. NJ. Hayes and sons Pittie
Harris and Lee are getting out cross
ties for NJ. L. Davis.
So | will ring off. II the wcste- bas-
ket don't catch this | will come o.
gain With best wishes to ALL
LITTLE MIG.