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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1907-05-03

PARAGOONAH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Orson Adams Estate, undivided
4 interest in mill site in NEA
NEK sec. A, tip. "a s., r. W., s.
l.. M.
PAROwAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John T Mitchell, 9 acres dry land
in NWA Swh, sec. Z, tip. 33 s.,
r. 8 W., s. l.. M.
John I. Mitchell, 6 acres dry land
in E Il sec. 10, tip. 33 s., r 8 W.,
s. l.. M. v
Marcus L. Guymon, L OF 2, Block
%, Plat b, Parowan City.
CEDAR CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Allen q. Campbell, coal land,
NEN SEA, SWK SEA .SEA SWA
sec. 33, TIP. SO s., r. 10 W., s. l..
M.
John S. Oonnell, south Il of Lot
II, Block 80, Cedar Town Survey.
VIM. ID. Leigh, Lots IA and Is,
Block &c, Cedar Town Survey.
Ernest Green, 8 acres dry land in
SEA NEA sec. 9, tip. 36 s., r. IL
W., s. l.. M.
Hyrum Dutton, / acre dry land in
-,'~>zsNEL, NF,<-NW1 sec. 8, tip.
SO s., r. IL w. s. l.. M.
Lehi Thorley, dry land, SEA
NWh SEQ. 1s, tip. SO s., X. IL w.,
s. l.. M.
w. W. Daley, SWA sec. II, TIP.
SO s., r. 10 W., s. L. M.
Sarah b. TAFT, Wa SWA, So
NWA SEQ. IL, tip. 81 s., r. 10 W.,
s. l.. M.
Hilda Adams, acres dry farm
land In NWA NEA sec. o, tip. 36
s., X. IL W., S. L. M.
KANARRA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
John G. Smith, Lot 2, Block 80,
Kanarrs Town Survey.
James l.. Davis. AL acres land
in SW4 sec. 81, tip. 81 s., r. IL
W.. s. l.. M.
John d. Williams, Lot A, Block
30, kanarra Town Survey.
Joseph Fl. Pollock, Lot 2, Block
II, Kanarra Town Survey.
ii. l.. Roundy, 1875 rods dry land
in NW14 NWA SEQ. "a, tip. 81 s.,
Il. IL W., S. l.. M.
ENOCH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Edgar l.. Clark, dry farm and pas
ture land in NEA NEA, E1& NEA
sec. IL, tip. 35 S., r. IL W., S. l.
M
(First May 3,--Last May 24)
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ESTATE OF MARY ANN STEWART +:
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence or through the post Office
at Cedar City, Iron county Utah, on
or before the 9th day of August,
1907. MAGGIE BENNETT,
Administrators.
Edmond Ii, Ryan, Attorney for
Administrators.
(First April 26-Last May I'D
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II. NJ. HENDRICkSON,
LEHI w. JONES,
H. ARTHUR,

Board Of County Commissioners
of Iron County, State of Utah.
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Auction Sale of Real Estate Held
BY Iron County, Utah.
Under Tax Deeds.

In accordance with the provisions
Of Section 2655, Revised Statutes of
Utah, 1898, as amended by Chapter
76 of the laws of Utah, 1905, we the
undersigned, Board of County Com
missioners of Iron County, State of
Utah, will offer in separate parcels at
public sale, for cash (unless redeemed
before the time of sale, at the front
door of the County Court House, at
Parowan, Utah, at 10 o'clock a. M,
on Monday the 9th day of May, A.
d., 1907, and continuing from day
to day, the following described real
estate held by Iron County under tax
deeds, and upon such sale the Coun
ty Clerk of Iron County will execute
and deliver to the purchasers the
proper and legal conveyance OF all
the title and interest of the State of
Utah, County of Iron and any School
District interested In the real estate
so sold. .
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(First May 3,--Last May 24)
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PARAGOONAH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Orson Adams Estate, undivided
u interest in mill site in NEA
NEX sec. a, tip. "a s., r. 8 W., S.
L. M
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First April 4-Last May 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
OF Interest 70 Teachers.

County Superintendent In. =. L..
Kelley requests The Sun I" make
correction In the article which alp
prarcd in this PAPER On Friday morn
ing regarding the Count. Normal and
eXaininat ions.
The. Sun announced that all appli
cants to the Normal should bring q
dollar. pen. ink and PAPER. This did
not andy to the Normal. but to the
examinations. which begin September
3 We trust that those Interested VIII
understand the matter clearly.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
A Peculiar Occurrence.

One OF the most peculiar occur
rences OF nature noticeable In this
section Is the fact that swarm OF
bees have assembled under an electric
light transformer In Fast Gainesville
and for the past week have been mas.
tcrs OF the situation. They are hold.
ing tn. fort in great shape. and none
OF the wOrkmen dare ascend the pole,
notw ith standing that the transformer
needs attention, and the neighbOring
light consumers who must depend
upon this particular transformer are
as anxious for the bees To "skiddOO'
az the men who are held respOn sible
for It's repair.
But the bees are still there In de-.
fiancr. and the man has not yet been
found who has the nerve to inter.
view the bunch. They dcnOuncc the
interference. OF the bees as sting.
inr" A.<'ragr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mrs. Alfred Harrod has gone to
Williston. where she Will spend few
DAYS a, a guest Of her mother. Mis-.
Rcddick.
J. W. Mccain and A. g. Hill OF
Lacrosse. J. q. SherhOuse Of Camp
willie. ". r. Gay OF Arredondo and
Frank Ellis of Bland were visitors to
the county capital yesterday.
Attention Is called to the change
OF advertisement Of Phifer Bros. bank
ers. which appears elsewhere In this
issue. This firm desires to impress
upon the minds of the public that
they are not conducting strictly a
savings bank business. but Il general
banking system Is In vogue. and the!
have the facilities for taking care OF
all lines and classes OF banking,
Among the visitors to Gainesville
is Robt J. Holly. formerly with The
Elevator, but now manager of The
Orlando Relurttr.Star. Bob Is max
ing an ext,..> al ia.,,r Tor Orlando
which seems to be highly appreciated
not only by the good people OF thai
city. but by the Florida press, judging
from the way in which the paper l.
quoted. His friends here congratu
late him upon his excellent success
and We congratulate our Orlando
,.ghhors in having secured his ser>
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
At THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
List Of Various Places Of Worship.
Where Those Desiring May Attend.

Services will BE- observed at the dii.
ferent churches today as follows;
First Methodist Church, Rev. 7. }.
Nixon SUNDAY school ut %" a. m.
Preaching by the pastor at 1898
M: subject. Enthusiasm in Chris
tian Work" Junior League ut 3 y.
m. Senior League at H. III. The
evening meeting will begin AZ 80
o'clock with a song service; the pas
tor will talk on How To- Know That
We Are Saved
First Presbyterian Church--Preach'
ing in the morning by Rev. W. :.
Milne OF st. Petersburg. sabbath
school at ! O'Clock. Monthly collcc
ton for organ and repair fund No
evening service. =
First Baptist Church - Sunday
school at $50 n. III. No morning str'-
ice. Is Y.P l.. at : y. III. Preaching.
bv Rev. W. $. Milne at : o'clock.
Advent Christian Church, Elder
lanes l.ce-Sunday school at 10 Il.
M Preaching at lo:4' a. III. and \
H. m Subject for morning. The
Danger Line" Evening subject. That
Vital Question
The usual services will BE- held at
HOLY Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev.
r II Craighill.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
har-.a2e It Island Grove.

Mr.. and Mrs $. Il. Gaskin have re-.
turnrl rom land Grove. where on
W.dncsda, evening they attended tn"
marriage of the latter's sister, Miss
BESSIE Hakrr. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. +. r. I,aker, to f. Simmons.
The marriage. which occurred In
the baptist church. was one OF the
most largely attended ever known tn
that section. friends congregating
from every direction.
a wedding supper followed the
ceremony This function was given
at the home OF the brides parents
and consisted of everything good Ia
eat.
Mr. aud Mrs Simmons Left on the
night train for Sparr. where Mr.
Simmons is engaged in the mercantile
business.
Th. contracting parties are popular
Young people. and their numerous
friends wish them much happiness IN
their married life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
AlaeAla County Absl1ad &
Pesry n. Coaso0. rs6A: J. ". ulna11nD. ~
Psss: = 4 0sDsa. Scam nj
0AlNESVJLL1, FLA. "a

We do % s1el0esVe A6essooe -
sses, eth Ieeilisies ies ioDoseleQ
Isfos0aeioo 0soossolae ~ -
say 81 oil )os6s b Alooooo lgo
All kuo10ooo tso0o0ooo0 DeOO0oDs 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
RIFLE TEAM 70 HOME.
Made Excellent Record in State Shoot
at St. Augustine.

The rifle team u! the Gali"sN!ii''
Guard, returned saturday from 81.
Augustine. wher. they have been par
t,cin,tiny in the State shoot.
The team won several honors. tak'
Ing fourth place. As has alread! been
noted In The Sun.
C,ptain j. W. Handing and Private
C.. Pinkoson will 90 To the Hat'ohai
shoe, on the regular Florida team.
will. W. J. Holly and VIM. Gibbs
will take rosition on tn" same shoot
ers with tn. sharp shooters.
Th. shoot will be held at Fort Per
~ Ohio. the latter part OF September.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
NIGH SPRINGS BOYS
WERE RELEASED
Charged With S-lliNg Liquor Ii
Violation Of Law.
CASE WAS A BIG SENSATION
Were Arrested at lns.,9at,on Of Three
Ministers, and Quantity OF Liquor
Was Found. But Proved That II
Was Joint Order"

Louie H. bartlett and ]. ". VIII.
,ams OF High Springs, who wtr" ar.
had In their POSSESSION NOR" ihtoXi.
eating Mauors than tie Law allowed.
were arraigned III the city court at
High Springs Friday upon charge
Of selling liquor without a license
The case attracted IA great deal OF at
tention, as the parties are we'll known.
The arrest Was caused by three min
listers, who preferred the charges. and
the little courtroom at High Springs
was filled .Iond overflow. not more
than half OF those who desired TO
hear the proceedings being enabled
TO gain admission to- the room
After hearing the evidence in the
case, in which the defendants stated
that n number of friends had joined
in making an order for picnic and
barbecue to be given at High Springs
and that they had intended to use the
beer and whiskey merely between
themselves and their friends. Mayor
Knight decided to release the de.
PENDANTS. as the court held that Their"
had been no evidence introduced tend
ing to show that they. or either Oh
them. had been attempting to sell any
part OF the beverage.
These cases have created great
deal of interest. and the decision was
awaited with anxiety by parties on
both sides.
II IL understood. however, that the
beverage. which consisted of severn
barrels Of H. and Quan'''i
whiskcy. and e. y was G." i'
hy the county ~ /. il -. ~ -
lin allowance" H., = h -
thoroughly enjoy thu rl>t> .."
had anticipated after all.
Attorney CHRISTOPHER Mathc>"n rep
resented the prosecution III the case
while Attorney u. a. ThraSh"r ar
pearcd for the defense.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
A Future Educator.

Florida has a future educator who.
IL he takes after" his fath.r. il bound
to make the world better anL brighter
along these lines.
Captain Geo, NJ. Lynch receives a
telegram Friday evening which
swelled up his whole form with Joy.
as the wire announced the arrival
OF a fine boy at hts home In Jasp.,
Captain Lynch. who has been men,
Der OF the faculty OF the State Normal
here. did not inteed returning home
until Saturday. but ne had twenty
minutes time when the message was
received. packed hts trunk and board.
ed the train for Jasper.
Friends In this city and throughout
the State extend heartiest congrAtu.
lations to the proud parents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11

., : !...,r >'i'H' N3'l,' ~
60 81 TIA. ,p"pi TIA '." h'"~' nc.
, 49,, .r. II tY' n.' e.. T..
The d,.nicnAl ">,rr.>. ".lr COS.
Quoted tl llr iosuih. lIt> rra.'r
wa, l4A, T.. pi"au,l.' q, - I"..ns
father Tor his ,hi!.r' a.
The school sang a tie CLOSING ,"nG,
God lie WITH iru TN W" Meet
Ncai,," Then uartin- WORDS h> l'r
IDcun. Prof Corr. Capt Mci''alh.
Ir Russ. II and Capt Lynch
The routine work OF H." closing
day wa> taken ul', and a, each teacher
dismissed his last recitation. there
we're individual good h!+S.
Prof Holloway states that h" has
never employed faculty that has
given more earnest labor, nor better
results. or the examines, the high
est mark, ever made In the stat"
attest IL. lhorOu ghncss Of tn" work
done.
-. ~
the State record. making Il general
average OF aH1. Miss Al!s May Corr
a former Gainesville girl. stands sex
ond i'm the Gainesville examination
She has IN. distinction Of breaking
IN. record on the sciences. and al
being tn. record person in all the
state who ever made 100 on English
literature.
Miss Elizabeth Handing Is recei>
ing the congratulations OF her friends
for her magnificent work in her ex
animation for her special work.
In the State primary department
Mrs. Hamilton surpassed herself. Th'
examination in this department VA
most thorough and searching Th'
few failures In this department were
due to Misrepresentation on the par
OF few OF the applicants. Tut TN
work done by those applicants Is no
lost.
Prof Holloway left at 80 Satur
;dnv for Tallahassee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
LETTER TO }. o. sTR,NoFELLoW

Gainesville. Fla.
dear Sir: What will IL cost to now
ten acres half wheat and half daisy
mixed and whatll the crop be worth:
We don't know what daisy -seed
costs. nor how bulky II Is: We suspect
half wheat and half daisy would make
q big crop of daisies. and last long
time: the wheat might be- short.
The parable throws some light on
the cost Of ,...nt half whsteSash.
M'hit-wn-h. mixed half.and.half with
paint. is all.l'aint In los'k ana feel IT,
decd nine tenths Of the paint" In the
stores Is part whitewash: some half.
some more. some less.
Paint has to b. spread with the
brush, the surface prepared. the lad
dcrs. staFoids. pulleys and rol'es mr.
ranged and moved. there's a great
deal OF labor IN putting paint on: II
| costs 81 to 81 a gallon to do IT,
What does il cost to paint white
wash Just the same. Half.whtte'
wash Just the same. II doesn't
seem worth while. for the whitewasb
does harm. not good.
VIII the paint hold the whitewash
fast: or the whitewash loosen the
paint
Better paint pure paint. the least
gallon paint, the least money paint
IE,N. Yours truly.
81 p. W. DEvOE & co.
IS: The 3. J. Thomas Co. sell Our
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
Beautiful Women.

Pl..mp cheeks. flushed with the soft
glow Of health and pure complexion
make all women beautiful Take a
small dose OF Herbine after each
meal; It will prevent constipation and
help digest what you have eaten. Mrs
VIM. NJ. Stroud. Midlothian. Tex.
writes, May 81. 1901: I'VE have used
Herbine In our family for eight years
and found II the best medicine We
ever used for constipation. DihooS
fever and malaria" Sold by w. NJ
johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-11
A Silver Tea

silver tea will be given BY the
Harri,t Young Peoples Union at the
hou. ~ Mr.. and Mrs, J. X. Emerson
TUESDAY evening. The proceeds will
no devoted 10 the benefit OF the
behaved ,a.tor. aud the Union asks
-. liberal attendance and patronage
for this worthy cause
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-08
NO H..

and favorably known In this city fosI
her charitable work. says that She
uses both Chinese and Arabic nuontiy.
In q recent address made In mission
meeting she spoke five dinerent lang
suakes 10 that they could be under
stood by representatives Of i've diner-
ent nationaiities In the room At tho
time.
This power has also been granted
10 the pastor Of the church. Rev. Gil.
bert T.. Farr. and his wife. There 10
nothing new In this" he says. I'VE
simply believe and have proved con-
ciusiveiy that the power OF the apos'
ties reaches down To the present time.
We are now living In the Gospel age.
and everything inausuratcd by tho
apostles In their age holds good In the
present. We are no. u sect nor cult.
We simply believe In tho whole Cos.
pei. and In this thing along with all
tho rest Of it,
MIR. Farr furnishes this description
Of how the Gift came:
Last August q body OF Christian
people was holding a camp mectin. In
this city. and during tho meetings two
Christian women came to US from
Los Angeles. They said they wcro
going to Jerusalem to preach the Cos.
pci In Arabic. as God had given them
that sift and also tho Gift Of other Ian.
.uascs. Many Of our members began
TO seek Il for themselves. After tho
public meetings closed we all went
into separate room and waited for
the Lord TO do to ux as He did to the
APOSTLES nj Pcntccost. when He savo
them the gift Of languages.
The first manifestation OF tho pres
cncc Of the Holy Ghost was when pee,
nj. began to trcmble and fall dow,
and then there came rushing CT
great winds. This In Just the same
thing that happened according to tn"
bible on tho day Of Pcniccost. Very
soon several Of our members began To
sneak In different languages and 9th.
crs Interpreted what they said. NJ
, less than 10 people. men. women ani
children. have received this wonder
full Iift.
"As for myself. I cannot tell any.
thing more about my receiving the
Gift than this: My throat began to
swell and ! was compelled to remove
my crayat. While opened my mouth
under the Inspiration OF tho Holy
Ghost, I began TO speak In n foreign
Language which ! had never studied
or heard spoken. and have spoken
under this wonderful power many
times since"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-08

such as to warrant--even necessitate
your immediate return to New Or.
leans
Gideon. hearing these words. came
forward. and the gloom had left his
face. He smiled as he expressed his
od-speed. but could plainly see that
even before valdermere had spoken.
MAY God bless you. and bring You
abundant happiness!" he said.
And now valdermere again held my
hand in his. and. as he spoke. his
voice trembled with emotion.
"You must make haste. Rodin. for
no voice should forestall you in this
unhappy duty. which you alone can
soften. Hasten to her, my friend.
and be assured that II could pray
IL I had a prayer to offer. 1t would be
for you-and for her; but 1t Is the
only comfort left me to release you
from what remains Of The 1nvisi-
BILE"
raised my hand in protest.
tried to tell him I was still n member
"a loyal member, but he would not
listen.
"Ah, my poor fellow, understand
and appreciate your sentiment, but no
shadow shall darken your future. and
the future OF her you love. Again.
goodbye, my friend" and he walked
away. never looking back least he
should betray the tears he would con-
ceal.
"But where and when shall we meet
again." cried as | followed him,
fearing least I should never see him
again.
He paused and turning to me he
even tried to smile-such a smile
1t resembled death.twitch. I'VE
shall meet at the house of NJ. De
Tavenier, for 1t is there our records
are stored" then waving his hand in
farewell he left me and Joined Gideon
in the distance, and when I had de,
scended the mountain again looked
upward and searched with my eyes
among the deepening shadows of the
pines, but they had gone-gone into
tho night to hide their grief.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-08
BELIEVERS ASSERT THEY Cal
SPEAK ALL LANGUAGES.
Power Can Only es USED for Purpose
Of Exhertation-Wnsn Holy Ghost
Came Church Members Fell
Down and Winds Roarsd.'

Denver. Coi.-This city has been
tho home OF strange religions and
some bizarre manifestations OF rcliI.
ious belief. The Schlattcr incident OF
1895 still causes people to talk and
wonder. and the Sun worshipers Of
two years ago are not forgotten. But
the strangest claim yet made by any
body Of believers !. that OF the Chris
tian Assembly church members. who
say they have been granted the Apos.
toiic gift Of many tongues. and that
they can speak all kinds OF Ian.
guages. which they have never before
heard.
They assert that great majority
OF the 600 languages In existence to.
day have been used by their members
In their little church on welton street
under the leadership OF Divine inspi.
ration.
They claim that the distinctive mark
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-08
[I[lq l1ZI Hl0IX

NO" replied vaidemere sadly: II
have other work to do. shall re-
main."
Then better or worse shall remain
also" said the Giant with greater feel
Ing. DO you think shall leave you
have you forgotten the goth OF De.
cember. have you forgotten that held
OF Ice and blood-our blood. Valdez
mere. and the blood Of our enemies
! say. never!"
valdermere seized the great hand
OF the Giant. crying: "You are right.
my brother. We two can never part.
and though The Invisible Hand is
no more We still have much to do. ~
we three are all that remains Of the
one hundred and one who entered
those caverns. and there are nineteen
hundred loyal members awaiting our
report. This will be . terrible blow
to those faithful men who have spent
fortune and riaked life In our service.
but VIC must meet them like uen."
We seated ourselves under . great
pine tree. and there In the soft light
Of the dying sun we formed our plans
and decided upon n meeting place.
Gideon. who would not leave Valdez
mere. was to accompany the latter to
the old stone house to ascertain. hrst.
the fate Of old Sista and tho lad. and
secondly. to make such disposition OF
the belongings ax suggested Itself.
vnldcrmerc then turned to me. his
eyes hlied with u light In which
read the solicitudc Of his heart. say.
Ing: ''Rodin. We three can have n.
secrets among US. am not right!"
I bowed. while Gideon stood silent.
iy apart. his face u picture OF misery
and his eyes looking nfnr.
"Our brother thcrc''-and he point
cd 20 Gidcon-"must know and share
our plans: and he also must know the
rciations-pardou me. Rodin-bc'
tween you and Miss dc Tavcnicr are
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-08
THE END.
A Powerful apparently"

The word apparently" injected into
a bill passed by the British parliament
prohibiting the sale or gift of cigar.
cites to children. is likely to lead to
some trouble. for the bill provides a
penalty for any person selling or de.
livering cigarettes to any child appar.
emily under 16 years OF age. n similar
penalty for any child apparently under
16 caught with them in his possession.
and empowers the police to stop all
youths apparently under 16 seen smok.
ing in any public place. and to con.
fiscate any tobacco found upon them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-08
WOMAN SERVES AS JUROR.
Miss Hilda Smith First to BE I'm
paneied Under Colorado Law.

Denver.-"Hilda Smith"
As the clerk in Judge McCalrs div,
sion OF the county court called the
name the other afternoon, young
woman with golden hair and blue
eyes stepped forward. and Colorados
first woman Juror WIS ready to an
swer truthfully all questions touching
upon her qualifications to Sit as
fair and impartial Juror"
Miss Smith was impaneled In an
open venire in the trial OF the divorce
case of Harvey II. Fretz against Hat
tie F. Fretz. She sat In the jurors
box beside five men. with no outward
sign of trepidation.
Gentlemen of the jury. ana
Judge Mccall paused in his instruc'
tions when he glanced at the smiling
face of the girl Juror. land lady OF the
Jury" he added. gallantly. and then
proceeded.
The Jury found in favor of the plain
tiff and gave him decree on the
ground of desertion. Miss Smith col
Iected $1.5O, and resumed the work
with which she is more familiar
that of gathering news.
1T is not hard work" said Miss
Smith. but have no desire to be
come a professional Juror"