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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

Fasiie Ectiee / hereby given TIA,
tas Ezdersfg1ed viii receive seaIef
o-sis sp 10 u O'Clock noon. on Tues-
CAV Sept I'D. for the building ~ :
bridge across Bell Crsek on tie OyTar
Cal Pi2ees also hriege across Ia
tommy Creek On the ChuIahorra roa,1
u t-a- s1ipes place; aIso a 5riIss
1-ross a dry branch on the Oxfor1
and nS41o2r ruac On the BuforJ plaee
a-so I bridge acruss Kettle xsre-k 81
tie Oxford and Po5tosoe Rad aIs.l !
d lG-e across Puscuss Greek pr N :
SS0-s 1-osAdz. also 4 bridge On the a =
lord and tAEola Rad. near To- Hnis-
Ten : pace also for repairs on re
N.l1Errli bridge zeross Yoeorx Riv..r
u1 the slc1s 1zy bis HiIl .. r.-...aiy-
g TOT keeper OF the poor houss.
sS1 a4sn far building the We.ch Ieve-
ilr p.-1e-1g a15a- ? 51o cubic yards al
Crit
1Ee above mentioned lids z-e "a
De l=t OCT separately and 70 be bu;Ir
according ID Pi1z= and specISeztir,--.
EoE On HE In my cziee- The sUer.-Ss
al bidder viii De repaired 10 furnish
nou0 co1oae the 1ra0e1z OF each nj
EIin tao or mare good SECURITIES for
l-itEf1i performance Of the contract
he Board reserves The right - -
lecE any and ali bids. arsi on TIE sar-a
Gay let the same oct II pahIic ourery
70 the lowest and best bidders. Toe
As15rd reserves Tie rIs,ns 10 rei~cs arv
1n1 al ci<1s-s j. o. kANEY. CLERK
oxford, Mss ASg1ss 9Th. $780,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15
Ai,aNrr..

We are having soze very warn
weather. \ good rain would Be
ve-y much appreciated.
Hrs Dsas is very sick ard We
hope she viii soon be up.
Nr. Robert Morgan and family
Of Water Valley. visited his bro
Their, Mr. L. Morgan Friday and
Saturday.
Mr. L. V. Hyde and family at
tended the meeting at Lafayette
SP-in-s sunday and MOadav.
Misses Lostie and Lizzie Woot-
CT visited Miss Valla Purvis sat-
u-iay and sunday.
Ar. Hayden Hooker Is visiting
his father and mother az Thaxt0n
Mss Lizzie Gaa1. o. Shiloh.
was the guest OF Hiss Dale Free
man las. week. DIXIE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

Farmers Bulletin No. 80 al
the T. B Department of Arri-
culture, entitled a Method Of
Era,iicating johnson Grass. i
ready for DESTRUCTION. Thf.
book Is the result Of several
years work Of the Department, {
study Of the habits u the grass.
ana the method now outlined for
NiAng Il seems very simple and
easy.
Anyone interested can obtain
a copy OF the bulletin By appIyirr.
10 the Office OF Farm Nanag.-
ment. L. 5. Department Of 40
rlcultare, Washington, d. c.
W }. SPT1LxAy.
Agricullurist.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

tie culinary from I'm. Bat let
De reason a Little. Wha. have
--e people heretofore tho--ht Of
A~- Nee when he gave the peo-
PIE opportunity 30 pass upon his
Eeri-s- Ccrtai-ly i1ey have rot
regarded him seriously; there
must have tezn something sadly
lel-lert in his make " else why
l-i not the people elect Mr. Noel
1eretll9re. Mr.. Noel has GER
-7in.y done al he could by doing
Las running and using all the in
Iuence ~ rs power - persuade
the people that he was 2 q man.
But waas did they say. They
simply said ray. nav. Mr. Noel.
Ia c-sas age Ike this we
should le careful abolt selecting
lle chief executive ne should -
abreast Z tle times On all gre
paa.ie questions; he should Tot
BE . mere 4Ic -I1er, he shluil lie
able % originate, understand ara
have tls courage and ability %
Impress ail -ee-eI measures and
Reforms Sd furcio.y upon the
minds II yae people that ,hey
ml=t h1ar ard heed hin. He
should Pc their chief ard leader
9 whom t-ey can look with re
.---se and 51Elence for al that
good ana great in state affairs.
1z.l Il possible. such 4 man and
aaly such smal - viii impress
H. Individuality upon the nation.
-Aller Weighing both n the BAL
-Eees; starting Of and looking
Is their fitness from every posi-
BE vlew point. we must say TAX
re- al IL al. Brewer measures
= EEe Eiglest standard. Hens
equally - good = man as Noel.
al 81 IS 1ot Eezr - slow about
e. and the vim, zeal and practi-
ca grasp taat Brewer takes upon
everyts-EE places Brewer. We
l1--s- LIZ = tce lead.
Let's elect Brewer. He has
defeated some Of TIE best men
-z.-ss-zs-FrI ever mad in the race
far governor. and when he de-
fsz >a=l that vii add to his
---at # Brewer IS elected As
Sc Rave good reasons To believe
3 ul -, ls VII be an executive
s-=s RE E5111lEes and graft
e-s VIA Gaz > deadly foe when
T trezp1ss upon TIE peoples
rz1ts- wEe-e1 the Izw breakers
81 Far aud treu be. but where
r. -ress a-l-- ali Ines vi ind
an abe ard wiling helper. and
shove 81 wherein The great sweat
~ -l1g masses vi1 have =
-@ vag ard faithful friend.
"a e. IsTs5eEE, rnHrig
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

read Ink :, O.. l. - rad ilnE 20. -
Alfths lands "a Tee Scrth side q.
Z he q sbb place en- rad Ink No. Re
+ transferred - ruai No I6-
The clerk was ordered n advertise
FOR ssalei bids up % l. o'c'o.k. room.
on Tu@saav. sept sd. Tor t1e baiai-
irguf the following lrii -ss aec1r.-iaI
CO plans a. Ed Specifications ROW on Ess
ene br1Ee sc-1ss f'eli CEe@k OF the
1Wen Cd place. ASP = fridge across
-afa.nby CrteE Greek or the Chaia-
1nrsa ruaa - ~nifes place. ai~1 a
tli - across a dry branch On the
Oxford ard Eeimuu. r14d On the H1-
ford -iacs. al=1 a lrisEr acrrs= net
lie & r. < "a che UEfa--i and Pont1s Or
-oad. z.se q traige aeress Fu7cEss
crs-S oa the Cross Roads, Si-o a
eridgp en- fae Oxford aud Psuci1 rad
near Jos Wllttsn-s u.l-a. also log re-
1s5rs ea tae GaufrsE Bulge a1russ
Tocoul EIse-. and on -1- sane Gay
al5- = ] be received fer a Ecrper %
lhc po0r ! .us-. Ar-i also bids WiN be
recisse-t i5r .-aIl1iug TIE We.eh ievee
for p-z-lr- About . SO eg5ic PARIS %
5lrt
1lrs =. 4. Cea-lav AMI Ma ,f5iiis
Harris % Te-. allowed s. ~ eaeh a.
leur ra-F rrlief untl fuFtse notice
g ST. F.-Eutu-. o. F.. ~ allow
20 - 3 tar sXuEsci1 services ia me
ease GO tls safe -. !. NJ. HiPp-
TIE matter Ut D. v. PARKS. e a.. IL
referee 90 a Eew roa4 uE- deferred
a1-u Use september z1ee-iag C lie
BlA-1-
The Bosrt then proeeed-i 70 IL
spec r.s= Fs--unal A=sezss1sat Rod
q. rae c--s.y llef oy Lirs--I C1lisa-
IT, g~--s-.1r.
J x Igahs wss allowed $ c0 Tor a
relt ef ,Eay O. he Oxford and Pans
So IS roI1.
SIN W-.,s Els Allowed 80 - f7-
r~palrsu.- t-e a.I-l-S.l b-s-zs a--5-s
cculz rsivsr-
lie foil1Niug CEscrs ard igrrrs
ge-e allowed gle Amounts opposite
l1esr uNme- in tie luE1cy C1=e OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

because b. is the hest ran fl-
-1e place, ard the sec-r1 T-iua-
-y VIII show tina. le Is the a-.-e
e the -ajl-ity. FL l. vQGu-.
a-c-ves -c.e and progressive. it
ae--s1 he y.i,l Go r. .hl-E. FLe
Ls a1 = .-.ris @. the p --hes- ty--
z Mississippi ua1hcol- lora
and re17,t in direst poverty. ua-
Oh Eel grown he never kra- die
--lar- II shoes ana comfortable
--t--i---- "a simply a fi-h, f9-
ue-- ard bread % keep ~l-I and
Cl + t1-- .nc-; AXIS. besides hav-
l11 81 lock as,e- his own exist
eC--- BIZ had o. l.es after the
r1-ts -l his SISTER 1Il Widowed
z thl-- -le.r necessities % IFS
depended urs- LIm al-9. After
u. this h7 never iaiterei. lie had
1o.1li-Lule energy. ambition
AID c-1rare. IL ioc-cl r.. n
e-u-llon. tlt failing in ais. be
finally reached the Tria- whe-
la-- vo-S ana Industry zls-v.el
l-u T. forge his way -1-rc-l .he
state University n t-e Law d.
-----c-t. lie began -Le r-ae-
80 # -s- 1ul Succeeded. After
aWhl.e ce was elected l'i-t--
Attorney and h. was r-1 u me
r.-- -.-..--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

LIST q unclaimed man rr...a- r...
N the Oxford. Mss. Po-r-fl.s'~.. - =.
ne NeeE ending Saturday. A. 1oeS I.
4 Anderson, Hrs Fl1reae..
Anderson. Miss Reol.s.
j. Freslaels " ssoasaars -orTe.-a
= CArutnerss NJ Wzsse-.
D davidson, Ms Jan.
& Davis, wiley.
= G1-ry, Mrs Chrseina.
, Houston, Mrs 5Tarsba
= 4aHkIn-s Miss Garry.
To- Jarrett. Byron.
H. Jones, Mrs SzHie.
= hlneace- Hiss Gertrude.
y Martin, His Adelia.
IL AOsby, Ny. z o.
10 Mitchell Miss Tennessee
- Nangle, Mss sar-a
a. O-o~y, Ars. Matte.
ID Price, Hiss Lara.
~ Sanders. Hiss alice
Il ssmItn. Mr. Loagy.
- Taylor, Mis- ASgrs.
- lkzyers Hiss ARnzoeI.
.shen ealing for me abovA So.
EFv No u ie-;eE ard Gase aGys.vr,-.',5
: Ii HoxRY. p IA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

7 h most eminent medical scisnt-
ISIS are uuE1ingt1s in the eo1cilsiou
ta11 hu-ian li.e - many wars below
the 1EtliuI-1f possible Win tie al
xalcast k-o-sie4<s e xalca the rae
i ROW possessed The erisical peri5i
that ietermi1=s irs iur1-f11. seems =
b. between 50 and 80. the proper car
% al body during tEEs decade cannot
be TOO strongly ur<-ss; carsles-u-s-
then seins fatal 70 longevity. Va
lures best celp-r after S. i Electric
6isfers. the scientific tonic redicins
t11s re vItaLLzes eve. y crgan % tn
bc6v. tsuarantsed BIZ y H. He7deL
d-uE-is.. Price 81 cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

PlE-p cheeks, flushed WITH the sof,
glow Of heath ara . pare e5upls xio1
make al women 1eautifQI. Take !
small dose OF He-bi1s AFTER each HeGi
i VII prevent constipation 1a5 helo
digest n hat you have eaten Mrs. =
D. Stroud. uf 3.id1o.h5zn. Tex ssl.=s
= s 2 have Used Hsrb5ne II or fan Fiy
for eight years. and f--a6 K the Best
neciclne We ever used for e1lstica-
tior. olAIous fever and zzaizrzz- sud
by al druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

re mest popular reaaedy in Osseyo
County and the best friera az =, -. -
iIy,r writes W. III Dletx. e4.so< 80
publisher Of the OEsego JournzI -
5ertsvIiie. n. Y, lis ibr. KIu-s- ~
Discovery IL nzs proven q = - =
iaAAnie Gaze Tor coughs zsl egtss
n-ASing short WORK of the worst 81
them We always keep notfIs Ia ths
house. believe Il TO be the rao~r
sAi1 able prescription known for Inng
anu throat ciseaseS-' Guarantees +,
never cisappoint the taker, by A ~
henceL Pries soc and eI.Go- Tr.sl
bottle tree
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

he-ifla rs Wa.,aails Brigade
Ripley Miss. Aug. .Iss.-
Il having beea Indicted r.
our friends at Meridian. Nj.
t-iai q i desired q have lie an
nuai reunion cft1is Command -
t.le same ea-es already sxea ~
..ie -i- ee-is-arat9 meeting.
L, i therefore ordered ia. ~
elH-sl 8 S @.-Gz.-s 5z T.
he'd 81 NerIiisn 80 -ae go ~.
-'ss1 - September. Is~5--
AE4S SPzGE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

-EEE s-szE o. A-sszssrPEr,
CoEury % L.as-ysrte. --ae-
40 " b- Harris. wha-e pos--oszce
@Geress 4 GE E1oE3- Eoz are con-
1aEaed 10 @ppear before the cam
esrE Co1-1 % Tbs C0C3ty % I.zEzy-
cite IN said stats, On tae
SECOND MONDAY or SEgTEsE-
EERs A. y, I.1s.
n R1lss- 70 defend The saz. n said
court OF Ms Rosa Harris. sAeresu
yOu are 6efentGar-
his Ehs On day OF August. 4 D.,
lse.- J o RazET, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

l. Al expressing n cd a. the r1ce
No Go1bt sa= rising and setting % liz
sun = the Eio-t regular Performance
in The universe. u1i-s< Il i the actor
ct the LIVER and b0wess when rex1i1t-
&C wish lir. Kings New Life . lii
Guaranteed by \ H. ksad-i. drug
eiss. Price - cents
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

! Z l.e.ca- conveying ilua-sc =
as la-l sa1 clothes for same -. o.
s.. : DsWalt tor repairing bridge - CO
u kIrgvszls transferred from road
Lax ..0. "a To road lnk 30 rs.
he t1!losIn- wee Apo n d Arch
LaIInc on ths oxford an.. S1rrps1
roaj. Ink No IS. Finest Nil. or
tae oxford aEc Houston road. iiuk
No Ia; }. e. Caruthers. ca the Mem
Qtss All Coffsevil= rold. Ink NJ. -
Z pom the favorable report of IL. VI
Knight and William houston com
u-i--uJnsss appointed - Investigate
the Position % r y Bishop, eI a.
praying tor . private riSnt Of va
shrUugs the lands OF Ms JuiiI Tar-
tee. TIE ..oa-d agreed - Inspect sai5
-SuIe on Mon1ay, Ag-- =5sh. ard &c
assess szii damages, which shAi be
paid By the petIuJue-s-
n l. Garter w1s relieved from road
daty-
lac grading Of four hI;Is rear =. :
I 9cpesrs home vas aE1rtts1 To :. Z.
COPPER ~ l. cents per caBic yard.
r l. AcAlilsgeE WAS a1puiured
{ ovsrse=r en- the Wyatt and Harmon
sOEu Ink -. aud an the hands OF Z .
3 - aaA q Ai-sNANa IL - ANAA- Az
Holt, 7 H. brJEu- J. L. Nc sESser.
= r l-cA.4ster. b F. tsslvia- WI
pEy or AID sens and joke HaIlavay
ard sozs
y e. L.s-gett WIS appointed over
seer Of tie collins and PARKS Gew
road Ink 10 -, commission 20 ex-
pre- the first Monday il March. 19Gs-
= IL. Grow VS. aWIr,t-f the con
tract for Er.t Ing the nine zl5ls nil OF
the Oxford aud P4ris road - l. Genie
peF CUBIC Yard
hlli kImm0Es. 4 2zGper. vas allow
ed 80 Per ul91-a until further Eo-
lice.
Cazl Turner vas awarded the con-
tgact 10 bald 4 bridge across Yellow
Leaf creek n u s per lneal foot.
Joe Greer Vas awarded the con-
tract 10 gr1de TWO hits on the College
Hill -lsd at II : cents per cuhie ward
ann cd Leach WsL= given taa contract
to grade ioC- hills on the oxford aud
batesvlle road AZ II : cents per CT
yard. a. vas Tom tam 10 grade tw
1slis 1e1r IhomDzcn'S lake a. Il ets.
per cubic yard III was 10 be under
the direction of =. NJ AnI-1t. IL
.AcAii<ter a1df .Fol.u Hutchinson were
1vF1rCed the contract 10 grade foar
MIS- On the VI y1rt and H1rmontown
re1d IL = cents per cUois yari. aad
Il sorS 70 be un3er the direction OF
William Houston
J. J. Johnson ct al. were allowed to
errct telephone Inc a.gnx th4 Col
lege LIN r0s-1 from College Hill to
O1IeEd- said telephone ssns shall
net interfere with the public travel
along sad roli-
IL D. ElkarG, st al. were allowed to
erse- telephone E1s along The OK
Herd and Belmont roa1 from Bus1ryfss
Xiii % Oxford The said telephone
Die Is Eo- % Interfere with the PUB
- travel along said roa1 IN NJ wise
wE1-eEsr.
EeEC-t OF Superintendent OF
Ei1catiaa.
~ this dag zane on 90 be heard
TIE repcrt Of Prot Thomas u An
ce-sons CouEty Sups-lns.-nd-ur II
s-s-z-a1l7I- vas received anc aop-ov-
- slowing the amount paid ssas.nerz
8 ~ and the slil Pr1E Tkow.as
-tne~rsOn vas allowed s.4.1 salary
AID FdsSage-
Ordered that the osfcers and re--
S1rs - ai-owsd their usual xsr0Gals
80 als1 and Mileage.
Org-ereG IAaS e0Grs 10 nov adjourn
ssi'i-i me Isl Monday in September, II
cs41g the IT, say-
Il II Il N-rCs--- r-as-4s,-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

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--f- IL ~. -s.- ~ 49,. f.
i $3.50 =, ~. .----.
4. ..-s--l-..-- n $780,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15
For Sale

Ny farm containing ff40 eres
1 niles West Of Oxford is for ssIs
W \. NELSON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

The Petisiau Of w W Chiidress =
al s-1s granted and H. u Enivnt ars
l. laws were appointed To view
Dat sid toad.
The petition Of T. Il Brown. a. al
Ms .ssaEsed and u 81. Kni.st a. y
l. L@sl- we're Appointed IL visx OCT
=aid r. adj
cato sass1eEs va Transferred f.sm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

Head The Eagle. 500 heyear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15
Pa Cd & LaFageIia asr..g


Al szs-1s-s and azeers present,
s-re maz a1aaaaz a.aes- rim La ls.,f
z,is- E'A-ea --as s5i-sssizg nzse~eclnss
z-~ lad ta-w-r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-08-15

-as~as = Ae&se, merchandise tor
,-s :. = - ---- -- z-s
IEla ssllI Co. IEnber fer cszntv a =,
J. z PEBBLES. rigss II Wv On
C y;ls.T aud P1ris raj 800
Is. :. o ss --- 1916
~ e. Seill. merchandise Tor
PSs9ners - 30
y --s91r @Al-Ieor's Tess 10 20
= y t2thy, rsleoVing drift -
TNa r,szrrs5a.,r -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23
HORRIBLE DEED
OF DRUNKEN MAN
He Shoots Top of Friends Head
OF All in a
Joke.

Imperial. Cal, Dec 23.-'I bet YOU
can't shoot my hat on my head" dar-
Ingly exclaimed T. o sturgll 20 his
companion. Jim owens. at Brawler
last night as the latter stood with a
heavy caliber pistol IN his hand and
waved it about iu braggadocio manner
Tho men with a party OF friends had
boon drinking no sooner had Smr-
eI uttered hts boast than owens level
Ied Jho weapon. took deliberate aim n.
Dis friends hat and Hrcd al a distance
.f SIX feet.
with Inc fash ~ the pistol. stur-
gils brains spattored Che wan and
he fell back dead. The bullet having
torn away the whole top OF his head.
The missile struck him squarelv In the
forehead. owens. who was instantly
aobercd bv the shock of the incident.
ron upon OFFS friends body and went
hystericolly re was taken into GUS
tOdv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23
ANSWER is FILED.

The case OF W. NJ. Wantland VS.. E. r..
Brockman ct al OF the Salt Lake
Pittsburg on company. was last Satur-
day continued until next Saturday
morning. Wantl1nd is suing for 1915
$40 shares OF the company's stock. The
answer filed by a. " Taylor an officer
OF the concern, says among other things
that Nantand represented he had "a
lease on 10000 acres OF land near the
lake which DE had secured from the
Mormon church when IL is alleged he
had a lease. only. ON but I 800 acres.
He also represented himself. SAYS the
atildavit as having great influence with
local newspapers. another story pune
tlred by investigation upon the part
~ the company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23
Mohawk RUNNING
AFTER LONG STOP
Consolidated Mil and Reduction
Works Are Also at
Work Again.
STILL e0LDFlELD is QUIET.
Many Dcputic- sworn in 60 Preserve
Peace and Strlllc-iircakcrs
Are Expected

Golddeld. New. Dee with 80 men
az work under ground the Mohawk
mine w1s started mp THE morning after
being shut down for over three weeks.
The Consolidated min and the Nevada
Goldheld Reduction works are running.
sheriff ingalls, added a large number
of deputies to his force today the men
being paid boy the Mine owners assoc
men.
The Mine Owners association assert
that during the week large number
of strikebroakers WIN bc brought boz.
Very f,v OF the strikers have returned
90 work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23
cAN BORRoW MoNrY

Judge Armstrong ruled Saturday that
Receiver George w Parks Of the Sc
vier G.. NJ. NJ g G.. company. min
ing and milling corporation can bor-
row money for development purposes
Receiver Parks notified the court some
time ago that he would need $4,000 ex-
planning why. The courts decision Is
important TO mining ventures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23
ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS NEWS.

The Holiday News, put out last
Saturday. was very beautiful and
most valuable edition
Ii was nicely Illustrated. and ON the
heavy clcar paper OF the News the
out.
The paper was loaded down with im-
poriout Information regarding this and
adjacent states: The record of the past
year was brought couciscly up Co date.
and Boz "a form So attractive that Do was
pleasant reading. There was a prize
poem and many other literary features.
Altogether the News management
is to be most sincerely congratulated.
The paper was an honor 20 salt Lake
and to- Utah.-Goodwin Weekly
THE christmas edition of the Des-
cr.t News is probably the best holi-
day paper ever printed iu Utah. The
mining section led of with O. boau-
tiful Illustrated story OF the great
copper mines Of Bingham ana the
mills and smelters that are kept
smoking by the ore output of this
camp. The edition was am excellent
one in every respect and reflects the
greatest credit possible upon the able
staff of contributors 90 this most OK
cellent pubncatiou.-Bln Bulletin.
The Christmas edition OF the Deseret
News was certainly q fine paper and
much space was devoted 90 Idaho as
wen as the other surrounding states
About the only politician from Idaho
who had his picture Ia It's pages was
Senator Southern Idaho Mall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23

Ouray avenue. two houses ..
Mrs. Eva NJ Cain, 517 % 52I
Chicago street. three houses
Mrs NJ A. Sears. Third avenue
between A and % streets Cd.
TT. Coulam. rear 1926 south
Eighth East ...............
Wells Fargo Express Co. ore
gon Short Line depot ......
V. a BcttiIyon 975 Belmont
avenue .............
George Raikes Park avenue o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23

PAYS ITS TAXES.
Iichcnstcin Jcwclry 60. Abandons
Suit 10 secure a Reduction.

Tho taxes of the Lichoustein Jewelry
Co.,. on Main street were this morning
paid MO- Don fun. $50 that no hearing was
held ON the suit nled before Judge Morse,
covering the question of their reduction.
Tho iewIery store sought 20 have the
county treasurer compelled To reduce the
value ~ us taxes from f242l tO SD1 the
reduction ia value Of the iewelry stock be-
Ing from So 90 90 $4,000. The hearing
was set Tor this morning and when CALI
ed. a motion was made that the case
Dee dismissed This was followed by the
appearance % " Lichcnstein before the
desk OF the county treasurer with funds
to the amount of S2f2f in return for
which be accepted the county's tax re-
ceipts for settlement On FUN The ac-
tiou OF Mr.. Licheustein ends g series OF
suits over 1907 taxes none OF which came
90 a final hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-23
MRS. BELCHER IS
NOW FREE WOMAN
County Attorney Files a Com
plant Against Owens, the
Bartender.

a writ of habeas corpus was granted
by Judge Armstrong this morning in
favor of Mrs sadie Belcher. who is
held at the city jain Tn connection with
the murder of the late police Onicer
Charles Ford. The writ is directed
against Chief Of Police Tom ID. PITT
and The petition for IL AYERS that the
woman is held "vl ct almis' The pc
uuon is filed I'm behalf Of Mrs. Belcher
by Atty William Newton. and alleges
that the woman IS being held withou.
warrant or other process of law. 1t
Is further averred that Chief Pitt is
OBTAINING petitioner and refuses TO take
her before magistrate for proper
hearing as required by law. Mrs. Bel
cher is the wife of Tip Belcher and
was arrested with her husband on
the day Policeman Ford was shot.
Joseph owens. one of the three men
who planned the Albany saloon hold
up and robbery which terminated IN
the foul murder of Police officer Chas.
S. Ford. VIII poe arraigned tomorrow
morning on the charge OF robbery. tip
Belcher. bartender. Will be charged
with receiving stolen property from
sullivan and Garcia the two thugs
and murderers who held up and robbed
the saloon and subsequently shot 10
death the brave officer Mrs Belcher.
who, with her husband has been IN jail
for about 10 days, was released this
morning, no complaint having been
uled against her