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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
ON THE FRONT

Steamship prcaldent sailed this
morning. Tor san Francisco with a
capacity cargo and number ~
paaacugcra-
Steamship Saratoga T. scheduled
20 Naii Ut 8 o'clock tonight with pas
aauxers and freight foF Valdez
Standard Oli stcAmahir-rel I. l.
Drake has bcsn uf frrd 90 stop AZ
Port Townsend Tor the quarantine
officers The vessel has hitherto
made mo- stops from San Francisco
Steamer Dlrixn sails today with
freight principally explosives. Tor
skanway and wuY points.
Steamship EumcFic sails tomnr
row from lhe Hammond mills with
flour for North Chlna ports
Steamship Kaga Msru sails To-
morrow for the Orient from the
Great Northern docks with paeaon
gnrs and irolght
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

s.,arlay Will be one Of 'h'
NY - IA the history " ol'N
lFs'A ~. for tenders vlll bo
e''.'' u nearly si.ooooco worth
z, I, Improvements
\ ~ ,n he the bids Cor ihe
81 ~ sever which 's a 20
~ ', 100000 sewer Improve
\ 7, y. N north end. and viii eos'
go ssoa geo 80. ,,h,r I'm
l asls ~, 10 bid on. ~, so ,1,t ' o.
|nss s IN run up 10 'ieeoee OF
b. Ia n; work 70 b icy ON
AZ wv ,s,nk sewer vii asAre
's IVY, ~ miles q an elnas
le w ,rsm the mammoth eotr'
4 -, ii diameter y ''
100 ID diameter ,.
w. - , n aiIl from iesh = J ,l =
llFs J, ,l'.s - ~. 70 carry the Tow
n SAY ". s,reen Lake district "
|ien .. " asxincs, il e be
built - a ~ allowed Co
Ivy "a. ~ vosk bu, that psf'
caa'lae, 49,. ,Apngh the Alaska
So $50. 800. EXPOSITION kroauds.
isA.s Y i sampleled b. De sis',
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
mo" SAYS MRS. WHITE

NEW YORK. Sept 2 MIRA Stan.
ford white has returned from her
trip abroad arriving hero on tho
steamer GA Lorraine from Italy Hhc
sgs asked " there was any truth
in The report that she was 10 mar.
~ y MCNim. partner Uf her late
husband. aad she said No There
was really no truth Ia the report
and IL had grieved her very much
10 have 1t placed IN circulation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
GOOD SAMARITAN OF
PORT TOWNSEND

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept g.
Game Warden Nun WYckoff bad
time SATURDAY 90 tun aside frum
hts onufous duilos IN proaecating az
tenders against the Eame laws and
aCt che good Samaritan in The case
Of Tommy Henderson, q httic o..
ycasoid waif who arrived from
somewhere nu the afcame Dgdc
The little follow was ponniiesa and
told a pitlful story Of bis mother
being an inmate oi an Everett bro
thei aud his being sent away bg
hts grandparents. with whom be-
lived Mf NyckoH heard 8nd vc,.
fled the boyl story and forthwith
procured him an entire new outnt
OF clothing and sent him Go bis
farm ut Quilcene to he cared FOE
by thu waflona wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
ELkS PICNIC I'M
SPITE OF RAIN

The rain today did rot affect the
fun making plans Of Seattle Lodge
Na 81, n p o p. which enter.
tanned ali visiting Elka tn the cts
oy an cutting 81 Seacoma beach.
whefe the guests were protected
from the rain ~ the pavilion The
steamer Monticello carried big
crowds o. the beach bathing. daac.
Ing and uuiinw furnished diversion
i0r the picnic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

n,ee shipment Of masefsal sf'''a
v.,sAesser. England, fos ne . as~
,..s.re cremAtory arrives On aaie
~ nrbage deslruetof. Nhleh ~
$500 Thomson haS pr'Aiisea
= ~ sail viii BE- ready g aafn
y As, bnads q gaFhasr ~ No'v'a
\, Taamson said to.iay ihat The
..'s.,,.s saa beea shiaied and =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
aars TO HAVE GARBAGE INSTRUCTOR
READY IN NOVEMBER

nov cn the hish seas en- route to
this city
Meidrum nros.. whose patent =
hsiag used By the city. viii dispatch
one Of their best men. Engineer
Mortlmsre. who viii rvash Seattle
GA October 20 oversee the tuafaiia.
tion of the more important parts 81
she machinery and to sivc tho nov
dcstructor It's first test.
Alaska Cant Donaldson auhslaa.
tiatcs the statements and further
said that the Japanese we're very
active
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS


VEN fat vrfY pnmpous and
VERY knavish ~ithai. a ruilicklnE
Old rascal afruttea hla way through
make believe EuEaheihan world
AZ the Grand last Night and an
audience that packed the ihgataf
september and Shakespeare and a
packed house laughed itself into
l1lllsy a. ihs hufla woc Of Shakes.
peafs'a eldest. and therefore most
foolish fnol
ionia James h a uuAf admirable
Falalaff This thn thraiefgocFa ~
Seattle remembered from last year.
aad - n result they iambird over
one another 10 secure seats for tho
frat nishf o. the returned MeFry
Wives 81 Windsor
s satisfactory company. aufpria
inEiY appropriate scenery and in.
cldoagal musir. and q veil finished
performance. that ouiy the ekaE.
CREATIONS 81 some ~ the minpr
players mar. mako the famous old
huffo comedy we'll worth thr seeing
it viii BE- caatinued until Thursday
night. when a Comedy ~ Erura
takes the boards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
LICENSED 10 wep.

Arthur Edwards. 81 Kcutou. and
Martha Elina Thomas. 90 Ranton.
Vriertin Koeovar. 12. Reversible.
and Antonio ZaEadlsink 30 Ravens
dale
John Stokes. a5. Charleston. and
Mrs Mamie GIBBS. - Charleston
sukoza Yoshitomi 30 Moninvit
IA. Or and 100 Nakndoi b Japan
Frank Clark 800. Tacoma, gul
Mira. Anna liarrisan. d. Tacoma.
George w. iohugol. 40, Rlvela.
dale. AND Katie Kelley 3e Ravens.
dale
Clarence G. Nelson "a and Agnes
Morris. 30. Seattle
Rltchio hiez MoWhlrter 90 Van.
couyor. w. e.. and Tracy Hester
Brntton. 80 Vancouver
Gene Smith, 90 Everett, aud Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
EAGLES swooP DOWN ON
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION


NORFOLK. W va. Sept go
over 2.co1 Eagles delegates from
1853 series throughout the uuitnd
states and representing body 81
good fellows numbering nearly
900. 90. awoaped down upon Nor
fnlk 90 day. with their cheerful
Yea yea and found the city and
exposition waiting % receive Thorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
COUNTRY INN CLUB is
DROPPED BY ORGANIZERS

Tho little paEieboara card with
the words. This Is to certify that
Mr.. Il q member ~ the
Country inn club and entitled 20 al
lea privileges r Refer. president.
y = Reese. secretary has iuat lis
charm Ia 0eoFweiown on Sundaya
President RakeY Rebef. and biz
colleagues ~ the CoautrY Ian club.
have decided that as long a. The
club cant be- sufficiently exclusive
TO prevent tho contamination Incl.
dent 10 association with deputy
ahrriffs d 10 better poileY to wind
ln ga affairs
Thls determination vas arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
ORGANISE AT ST. PAUL's.

Reginald W Martin Is nos In
charge at 81 paufa Episcopal
church as ofranlst and choir mas.
ter. beginning Sunday Mr. Martin
has been QExaniaf 10 several prom.
inent churches in California and
Illinois aud viii giro monthly ~.
citala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
CLOSED TOWN" TO BE
POLITICAL ISSUE
tstar spseial ssrvies.l

EVERETT. Sept lin view Of
Mayor Jones declarations that DC
will not consider petitions for the
opening 81 saloons on Sunday. a %.
tiiiun Which has been circulated for
a few days and which contained
macy algnen has hecn dropped.
ard it IL expected that the Whole
matter will be sidrtrackcd until the
municipal election Is held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
SUICIDES OVER
NAN PATTERSON

ST LOUIS Sept John sue.
tyn. q well known young maB. com.
m.ited suicide here Saturday a.
tefuoon % la row known that Nan
Patterson. the actress who WAS
on trial for Tho murder Of Caesar
Young. was at the bottom ~ the
tragedy Brittyn spent hia money
in her company AZ pittshurE two
weeks ago. and after his money
was zone the woman turned her
attention 10 others more prosper
ous. and be. taking the matter To
heart came here and put "a ballot
ia HIS brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
INJURIES RESULT
I'm DEATH

A. a rcgnlt Of Injuries received
"a a fail from a scAffaia Nhiie
working on the Warrcu Avenue
school last Wednesday. O. y uun-
tooa. n painter. died last nixht a.
thc Wsyaide Emergency hospital
The lpsarcd man sustained a CON.
poand fracture of fhe arm and leg
and vas iniared internally
Hunfoon lives az 1899 EnKhfh av
and Il survived 81 q wife ard child
n. ~ Campbell and W " Raff. The
two other painters who fgll from
the scaffold. we're not seriously
hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
TAFT NOW AT
YELLOWSTONE

YELLOWSTONE. NATIONAL
PARK. Sept 2 Secretary TAN
and his charming Nlle haze arrived
here and will spend . week at the
hotel before leaving FOR Butte
thonce - Seattle Many prominent
people called on him yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
LOSES CHECKS.

lack Matthison. whilc paaaen.
grr on a train between North Bead
and this city on Saturday. lost three
checsa. two ON the Scandinavian
bank for a total Of SIS. and one
time check on Matthlson and HamD.
ton for SIS On the advice 81 the
police payment waa stopped on alt
the checks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
ETEs BLOWN OUT

N JOE laah0. Sept 2-one "a
-. ~ he right 81 waY Of the
cklmn Nslaaakee a 81 Paul
"a salea aaa another lninHed hY
- sspsMaa q asasmlle last night
DR. s,irar vas Killed and Joe
|lnsae xas 70 seriously injured
|sm y wili DIE The men were
sufa1 en- she grade iaihrop
ssn ssa hle2n ont his entire
H. gksek blosn aaay, and bis
- 8nf hsken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
LETTER CARRIERS
ARE IN SESSION

fAxrov o. Sepi s-The Ma.
,,ssl asasesalIoa d Letter Car.
- cusgeaea here ieaag Ia che
.s..masA asnaal session. al sec
,sss 4 IT. eountry being repre-
80 snax the delesagss pgcs
~ fancszls report a present
ms~senalp u ge.12e. an Increase
! |. a. aM rear Of 40 Amoug
l ~ Inmsazt matters 10 - con
sIs,sst i IN huiid.ng al a home
| ~ - and lreapaeiiated letter
| eursss Il Colorado SPRINGS Colo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
NEW CHURCH AT EVERETT


iAERETr. Sept Trinity
Episcopal parish Is gottins ready
70 erect $4,000 church ga ita
property ai ihe corner az Califor
MIA and Wpimarc ass Work VIII
b. started early ln Che year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
|tANBLERs JAILED

Ar nFaeilgaiionA covering thu
pN seaA. raifolmen VI Dnnian
II 1 nagnaa zncreedei o. raid
- f1nAzsz game conducted hY
lhaae b iesicf way. between
Fau'a - Filh ayes aud arrest
- : AlnaiA N 0ki. X. Aafa A.
ssr'1le - 7 Hara. charged with
s.n u defanli q tlee bail
4 sfrA Ease the prisoners were
rzsaei b 10 city iail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
ROOSEVELT BUSY

OYSTER BAY Sept Preal.
dent Roosevelt % now busy preIar
Ing many messages 20 b. delivered
between September 30 and October
Is. besides preparing speeches
which must BE- given on bis trip
through tho Middle West and
South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

In spite 90 the rain there are
many attractions to b. enloYrd at
Luna Park WhAnE ito viii not
leave until tomorrow aud the the
Alters. the canals 81 Venice. and
other features are perfectly pro
tccted from the rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Labor legislation is Tightening
the employers 81 England and the
employers preliminary council has
hegun an cnerEeuc camYaign TO
defeat ne hillg favorable 70 labor.
The Public Lcdsor Philadelphia
the oldest newspaper in the United
states. uses Washington fAn lu-
anrAncn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

The project 60 establish diatrih-
uling stations Tor farm products
and manufactured label products.
to De- controlled hy unions end or
ganlsel farmers ia going forward
iu a practical manner in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

az iaat week by Reber ard VIM a.
H9hh. after a consultation With
sheriff Inu Smith. Ia which they
we're Informed by the sheriff that
he regarded the place az hllnd
pls and that the Incorporating
proseae was designed merely TOT
the purpose Of avoiding the Sunday
closing order
hmlsaarira ~ supposed political
Influence amons them city Marshal
lohfpsa. ~ Georretosn. wcre sent
90 Sherift Smith 10 Rrt him % niud
ify hts order hnt wffh 30 effect
The riosiue ~ the cluh room un
SUNDAY waa the ultimatum ~ the
ahhrlfrn Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
lslWs ARE RAInlHG
SEAL ROOKERlES

Nx fRsECfsCO. SEPT. 2-Ac-
81 - m#N . nassensers who arrived
as a. - g iAe steamer Homer. japan
nisssfA = lessasss alc raiding the acal
Nym TsFa 81 s. Paul and st
l.an1AA sI1s hlaaaa OF the cnaal OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

PUCK. Judge ana Tho Lady" bo.
can a weeks run AZ the Lyric the.
alter yesterday. drawing the usual
Sunday crowds Tho piece % styled
O musical satire. and las some finn
MS situations and number Of
songs 81 the popular variety.
sure 10 please the patrons of the
place
Tho new urlma dnuna. Miss
Mabel Cassidy. made hll With
her songs. "fye Such a Funny Feel.
ms" aud Honey Tome John
Fioldine again bears tho brant ct
the comedy work
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And tho bo8t OF eYerythlng That
goes with them at plpor q fafta.
the leading sporting goods ho1d.
quarters 81 Seattle i02tio2G Sec
ord aF zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
HOUSES HARD 10 FlNo.

Houses are about the hardest
thing 20 find in Southeast Seattle.
according 10 q a Piugrce. who re.
ports 7j Inquiries about ono house
advertised for rent
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furnaces

There'a nothing llkc hot air for
heating your house let u1 give
you fviroa on hE g furnace. We
make speciality oi them Geo. w..
Woodaou8s CO. ma University e.
ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
Don't forget

I4tsa Yea STAR raf for ducks 81
p . Aaailag liaenao and acafn Of
10 klaae ammunition. Get
~ g Gaeo Wills & Co. iea8
eas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
PALAcE MEAT MARKET

Carries the choicest and freshest
meats. poultry and fish la the city
Try a. lof Second av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

'Iarel itlrko." q tale of old Eng
iish rustic life. found two blk su-
dienccu of Hympnihirors ready 90
greet it 40 the Thltd Avenue the.
alter yesterday
The play d. n dramatizatiou ~
The Green Fields Of England. ="
ana l8 piece Of simple hoartln.
forrest rather than of dramatic or
meiodramatic force
Laurctte Taylor o. che role Of
Hazel. and George Robinson. as her
father. proved 90 hn the layoriies
OF the cast a. ygatoFdaya porfor
manccB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

The Little Prnsnccior" played
by the KinF pcrkins Co. opened
the regular i9Q5s season AZ The
Seattle iheaier yesterday after.
noon. and played 90 large hnuaea
both az the matinee aud evening
performances
Tho play Is ono Of a Colorado
miuinE camp, and has much oi that
something that Ga theatrlcals ia
called atmosphere The scenes
are vividiy drawn. and the chafae.
tera cirAn.cut
Chic Perkins the leading wom.
an 0f the company has the fat
part OF the play. ard onacia u viz
oruusiy Tho supporting company
ia up Go the melodramatlc stand
ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
THICK WEATHER

Several vessels are due 90 port
today. bat owing 10 thick weather
me thc cape no report has been re-.
oeived Tgc Northwestern b. due
from Nome with 500 peBseueefa and
tto irelgttcf5 Mackiuaw, Ploiadca
ard Edith are also expected from
Too same port Tho Yncaiau and
Ieaaic are due from Valdez. the
Hnmbo.dt from Skaeway aad the
Santa barbara from San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
LOIS IftHATrR


THnn0N'
UREoUALED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES protean Artist Ty-
the Mysfer;
Champney. Elwcn and Other Features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

The divers ucw vaudeville Bill
begins re weeks run this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

An entire change OF program wiii
b. made 81 the Lois thoaier this
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

yesterday. and promises IS BE- q
welcome addition 20 Acaisirs Ions
string Of trn.cept theagcrh The
kinodromr muyims picfnrre. and
the vocal numbeta by Miss Lots
Feurt. Miss Marie Andersou. ard
Col 4 PAM Potter. wcrr the feat
urea 81 yesterdays program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

A new biii goes on a. the Star
lhcater this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
KILLE d B Y
BURGLARS

CLEVELAND. Sept - } Phii
lips. the millionaire cpal man ard
general manager % the Cleveland
a Pitlahurr Coal company was
ahoi and kllied b. = burglar early
this moruinE NJ Phillips heard
noise and started for hia phone
Mr was shot Ia the back - the
neck and died Instantly The bufE
lar escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
OVERNIGHT
ENTRIES

Following are he overnight "a,
tries Tor rueaday'a races at The
McaaeNa
tirtt race, six hiflonga. purse,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Portland. Ore. haa a municipal
cuployment bureau in which work
md workers are listed free of
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
VICTIM or ACCIDENT BURIED.


EVERETT Sept 2-Thn body
OF a. D. T. Collins Of Everett was
brought 20 this city yesterday Tor
burial tie was crushed by the
ovoriurning Of a wagon while driv.
ing with companion along @
mountain road near Darlington
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IYNDHuRsT. s. J~scpt g.
chief ~ Police Cassidy was MIR
dwrea By three italian burglars to
day Els caught them fohhlaE
store and They tired upon aim. kill
INK him INSTANTLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
sATTLEsHIPs At BREmERToN.

BattioshlpB Wisconsin. Orcson.
Nebraska
Cruisers Chicago. Boston. Charles
ton. Princeton
Receiving ship Philadelphia. prls
bn ship NipHic
Gunb0nt Wheeling torpedo boats
Goldsbof0 and Rowan. go
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
DECISION EXPECTED JULY I3
Normal Board to Locate School
 on That Date.
Resolution Passed by Board Not to Reopen Proposition for Bids from
 Other Towns.

After taking the train at Conway for Little Rock last Thursday, the state normal board held a meeting on the observation car and made some important decisions.
 A resolution was adopted not to reopen the proposition for locating the normal for additional bids. This is taken to mean that one of the bids already submitted is satis- factory to the board, and will be accepted. No other towns will be allowed to enter the contest, and no town will be permitted to raise the bid which it has already sub mitted.
 It is now thought that the race is between Conway and Benton with everything favorable to the former city. Ft. Smith bid the same amount as Benton, $50, ,ooo, and it is not regarded as probable that the school will be located in the Border City, as it's situation on the extreme western edge of the state would not only make it inac- cessible to hundreds of teachers, but would make 1t much more diff fcult to secure the necessary ap- propriations from the legislature. Russellville, having offered only S36,oo is no longer considered strong factor in the race and Quit man, on account of its distance from the railroad, is also thought to be out of the question. This leaves only Benton as contender against Conway, and as Conway's bid is considerably larger i'll cash and it offers many other advantages over Benton, the people of our city are confident that the great state institution will be located here.
 The board decided at it's session Thursday to meet again at Little Rock on Saturday, July B, at which time the location of the school will be finally determined.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
WILL ADJOURN CIRCUIT COURT
Session to be Postponed Until
 August.
Circuit Clerk A. M Ledbetter Received Notice from Judge Lankford to
 This Effect Yesterday.

Circuit Clerk A. M. Ledbetter yesterday received definite inform ation from Judge Eugene Lank- ford that the July term of the Faulkner circuit court will be postponed until the third or fourth Monday in August, August I9 or 2o. This action will be taken on account of the lateness of the crops and, it is thought, will be welcom- ed by the farmers who will be compelled to attend court.
 MT. Ledbetter states that it will be unnecessary for the any of those summoned for jury service or as witnesses to appear in court next Monday. Judge Lankford and the officers of the court will be present, but immediately after con- vening the order of adjoui nment will be made and all persons sum- moned for the term will be excused until August 1o or 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
REUNION TO BE AT TUNNEL
Faulkner County Confederate Veterans to
 Meet Near Conway August 1-2.

At a meeting of the U. c. V. held at the court house Saturday it was decided to hold the annual ex-Confederate reunion on the west side of the railroad tunnel, three miles west of Conway. The site selected is a beautiful one, and an abundance of pure water is assured from the deep we'll used for the tunnel machinery. The men of the neighborhood have agreed to clear off and prepare the grounds.
 The committee on arrangements consists of R. A. Reynolds, Max Frauenthal, R. l.. George, J. M. Denison and G. M. Easterwood. A committee composed of Capt. w. w. Martin, Col. G. w. Bruce and Ma jor w. D. Cole was ap- pointed to secure speakers for the occasion.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
BOTTOM LAND IN SUIT
]. S. Johnson Sues for Possession of Land
 Between Palarm Creek and River.

J. s. Johnson has filed suit in the Faulkner circuit court against ]. A. Wallis for the possession of 63A acres of land lying north of Palarm creek and east of the Ark ansas river in section B. township 5, range II. The plaintiff alleges that the land is his by virtue of tax deed, the land having been sold at delinquent saletwo years ago. He also asks for SIoo dam ages for the use of the land by the defendant.
 A similar suit has also been filed in circuit court by G. L. Banner and w. B. Wilson against Mrs. Mary E. Sims, for the possession of lot 4, block I, in the town of Greenbrier.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
ANOTHER TOWNSHIP FORMED
Mountain Township Created by
 County Court.
Vernon Townships in Northeast ern Part of County.

Mountain township is a new po- litical division of Faulkner county, created by the county court Tues day. It is formed of territory, taken from Benton and Mt. Yer non townships, and lies in the northeast corner of the county, em- bracing about the territory included in old Breckinridge township, which was dissolved several years ago. The official description is as follows: Beginning at the north east corner of section I, township 8 north, range II west, and rum ming west four miles, thence south six miles, thence east four miles, thence north six miles.
 Eighty-nine petitioners asked for the formation of the new town ship and requested the court to designate it Lea" township, in honor of the judge of the court, J. A. Lea, but his honor's modesty was too great to allow him to do this, and he christened it "Moun- tain."
 An unusually large number of petitions to establish public and private roads was before the court, but the most of them were dis missed.
 w. T. McCauley was appointed school director ill district No. E.
 The quarterly reports of the va- rious township and road officers were presented A. the court, and the usual accolfu allowed.