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The Washington herald., 1907-02-17
DIED..

MoTTs-0n Friday morning February IS 1917. at
the GeoEgetoWn University Hospital, GEORGE
MOTIFS.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
NEAL-on saturday. February Is, Is0. at s.50 a. II.
at his residence, I723 Fifth street northwest AS
BURY NEAL
Notico Of funeral hereafter
RoY-Departed this life. on Friday February Is.
1877. SPENCER beloved husband Of EtHe Roy
Body lies at l9ii street northwest. Iutemcut
at Leesbrg, Va. Sunday. February L.
sCHAFER-On Friday. February Is. 1907. Coz.
RAD beloved husband Of Catherine NJ SclatCr
in bis eighty sixth year.
Funeral from his late residence ~ street south
vest on Monday. February Is az O'Clock
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend. Inter
ment In Prospect Hin Cemetery.
WILLIAMSON Friday. February Is. 1907. in the
seventy fourth year of his age. JAMES NJ. VIII
LIAAlS. captain and hr,vet major United States
arms. retired, husband Il Mary 2. Williams and
father Of James NJ. and Robert /. Williams
Funeral Services ar Re family residence las
Chaplin street northwest. Sunday az 3 D. m.
Friends invited 70 attend. Interment at Airing
ton.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Commandery of the Distr.et Of Columbia.
Clly Of Washington. February Il. 1917.
INC Ntath w Companion janis MVNhpH
WILLIAMS. Brevet Major T. 5. Army. in this
City. the 18th instant Is announced 20 the Com
maudeT.
Funeral services. at which the ATTENDANCE Of Com
pauious Is requested viii be- held az his late resi-
dence liS Chaplin Street NV, at O'Clock PM.
this day.
The Insignia Of the Order vii be worn.
BY command of
Resr-Admiral THOMAS o. sELFRIDGE.
L. 5. Navy. Commander.
W 7. HUXFORD
Recorder.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17
LncnI Temnrrntures,

Midnight. p; 2 a. ~. 3, q. NJ, So a. n,
80; q. H.. 81 . 10 a. n. & y noon. s.. D. m,
IS p. m. IS D m. 50 .. m. 49, b p. H.. 81.
Maximum S. minimum. g.
Relative humidi1y-S q. n, =. 2. H.. =, :
r. m 20; hours % sunshine, Ioi. Ter cent Of pos
sible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last year-MaIiEum. 81.
minimum Il
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

Harlan sang, and the voice of the Hon.
Adam Bede could be heard even above
the ringing of the college bell.
Everybody was hOarse with singing and
shouting before the speech-making began.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

BIRCH-On Friday. February Is. 1907. at II p. m.
at ths residence Of his son-in-law John H.
Ghgeu. 1916 Paris road ALMOND BIRCH, IN
his ninety thiId year
Funeral from residence. 1915 PARK road Monday
February Is, - 20 p. m. Relatives and friends
invited
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

There was little formality about the
dinner. Il opened with the singing Of
the national anthem. and then the guests
found that at each plate was song
book. containing old college songs, ditties
from popular comic operas, and such like
and at one end Of the room was an eff
cient orchestra with leader, whose
frantic baton waved the guests on to try
their voices
No. 3 was the first song chosen by
popular acclaim, and it turned out to be
Il Picked a Lemon in the Garden OF
Love" with a tune so catchy that every
one Joined in. Later on there was sung
Bill Bailey The Stein Song" ''Old
Black Joe. The Dutch" and many
others. and they were sung with zest and
"a vim that made the chandeliers ring.
Why, the enthusiasm was so intense and
50 epidemic that even Vice President Fair
banks was seen holding his song book
as il IL Were hymn book. and lifting up
his voice in melody. Even Mr.. Justice
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

MOTTS-0n Friday morning, February IS 1907 az
the Georgetown University Hospital, GEORGE
MOTIFS
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The Washington herald., 1907-02-17
remnernture. in other Citles.


Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount OF rainfall for the twelve hours ended at
.. m. yesterday, as foll0ss:
Rain
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
TWO MORE CRIMES ARE
 TRACED TO THREE NEGROES
Deputy Sheriff Norman Has Gold Filled watch and Shot Gun Taken by
 Thieves

Through a neat piece of work by Deputy Sheriff Norman, two additional crimes are laid to Will Green. George welch and Big Boy" the negroes who committed series of highway rob- berries on the Washington Ferry road and at McGehee's Switch some time ago. Green and Welch are in jail but Big Boy" the most desperate one of the trio, is at large.
 Deputy Norman has in his possession a gold filled watch. which, it Is prac- tically certain, was taken from white man by the trio at West End the Satur- day night before the hold ups occurred. From source which Mir. Norman does not care to mention, he learned the negroes were in saloon with the white man. By doping his drinks. his condition became such that 1t was an easy matter for the watch to be taken. welch claims that Green grabbed the time-piece from the mans pocket.
 The watch was sold for $1.50 to a negro, simon Hamilton, who resides on from the city on the Wire road. Mir. Norman recovered the watch from the negro and is now trying to find the owner. There are no marks on the time piece to indicate it's owner. It Is of the open face type. of Eigin make and the case is ornamented.
 Mir. Norman has also traced the theft of valuable shot gun to the three negroes. It was taken from the house of negro and sold for nominal sum. The gun is in the possession of the deputy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
EXPERTS ARE COMING
THREE SOIL SURVEYORS TO HE
 HERE THIS WEEK.
They Are Men of Experience And Peculiarly Fitted to The Tasks
 Immediately Before Them
 Others COmfng Later. s

At letter from Milton Whitney. chief of the Bureau of Soils, Department of Agriculture, Washington, received yes- terday by Hon. J. IA. Wilkinson. Com missioner of Agriculture, advises that three surveyors of soils assigned to work in Alabama will arrive in Mont gomery on October ?. or October and after official conference with MT. Wilkinson will immediately begin work.
 c. B. Jones, Henry Jennings and ID. R. Allen are the surveyors named by Mir. Whitney, who expressed the beiief that they were peculiarly fitted to do the work immediately before them. Mir. Jones has surveyed soils in the tobacco country of Northwest Florida and Southwest Georgia and will be assign ed to Henry County, which is adjacent in geographic position and similar in the character of it's lands. Mir. Allen, who has already surveyed Marion coun- ty, will have charge of the work in Lamar county. Mr. Jennings. though he has not had experience in Alabama, is said by Mir. Whitney to be a man of high ability. He will survey Bald win county.
 W. L. Lett and P. T. Pace. of Auburn. and c. L. waldrop. of Birmingham, ap- pointed assistants to the experts from Washington will be gin work with the surveyors. Mir. Whitney expressed qualification that men highly trained in civil engineering and chemistry should have been selected for the sur vey.
 E Two other surveyors from Washing ton will come to Alabama about octo- Der IS and with two assistants from Alabama, who will be named later, will cooperate with those already afield.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

England, has formed the Guild ek
 Church Cleaners. certain duties being allotted to each member in earing foF tha fabric and fittinxs af the eharsa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

J. H. IT. Nunnaily. Belle Mills; J. F. Tordham, Belle Mills; O. w. Fowler Hightower: ". II. HowIe, Hefiin; J. q. Zones. R. F. D. No. 2. w. E. Cook Howles; c. M. Doyle. coffeeyills; w W. Craney, winn; W. H. Fieming. sa- .utp6 !. R. Adkins. Enterprise; l.. ! Guthery. Culiman; Bobb Canders, Ar kAdeiphia: Jim Griffith. Hanceviile: " N. Notion, Salitpa; T. &. Asksrs, Gull man; Ed Heitmuller. Culiman; Henry vanderputte, Cuilman; Henry Kesier cuilman: Marion whitesides. White Plains; T., s. Balgey, Oxford: John Muikey, Alexandria; N. Woodruff Alexandria: John Elliott. Trio; w. R. s. Hayes, woodstock: s. J. Miller. Bay Minette: !. M. Greene. Bay Minette; J. K. Quillan, Clayton. W. A. Haynes Grady; S. U. Garrett. Collinsville. F. A. Guliedge, verbenas E. s. Lyman, Montevailo; ]. w. Myers. Nauvoo; E F. Moulky. Mapiesyilie: s. N. sulii- van. Pell City; J. H. cranford. Jasper w. l.. Chandler. Springville; J. M. Presley. springviile; s. J. Hare. Ash vile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
HERD OF BISON.
Many Atsractioas to Be Here With
 Buralo BirI'n Wild West.

M8my ANeFMGtB9H8 H0 BG EHGke WkFM
 Buffalo Bill'n Wild West.
 Buffalo Bill's herd of buffaloes, which he exhibits with his Wild West constitutes one of the very few herds of bison still in existence. There are less than three hundred buffaloes all told, remaining on the continent, the remnant of millions which once roam ed the prairies.
 They constitute one of the most i'm teresting exhibits with Buffalo Bilfs Wild West which Is to be here October 9, and are used in the exhibition to H. iustrate the methods of the hunter in the olden days when Buffalo Bill was q youth and when the Indians were monarchs of the Middle West
 "The Battle of Summit Springs" and "The Great Train Hoid-Up" will be the chief spectacular incidents of Buff faio BilI's Wild West They will H. 1ustrate two distinct eras in Western development and will be reproduced with that same fidelity to truth which marks every factor in Colonel Cody's truly representative American exhibi- tion
 Lesser scenes will be "The Attack on an Emigrant Train" showing the dam gers of pioneering, and "A Holiday al TIE Ranch" will show the life oi the plainsman-
 
 will be an especially Interesting sec ton of the exhibit. and at every per formance, Col. William F. Cody, the original and only Buffalo Bill will ride at the head of his company, direct the exhibition and appear in the prin- cipal scenes. .., Many styles of horsemanship will be shown by the rough riders These horsemen have been drawn from all l the equestrian nations Of the worla |. Russian Cossacks will ride with the l Mexican vaquero, the American cow boy will be shown in contrast with the l Bedouin Arab, the military grace of | the Royal English Dragons. irisn Lancers and German Cuirasiers Will | he easily compared with the native recknessness of the American Indian.
 To see all the horsemen in their na 1 five land, who will be in the saddle 1 with Buffalo BilPs WiId west on' would he compelled to travel the work I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

Determined that his church shall be kept scrupulously clean and indepen- dent of the attendant, the vicar of St. Clements Episcopal Church at Putnam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
ATTORNEYS WANT THE
 NEW CODE ANNOTATED

Petftfen Secretary SEM6 to Have Ref
 out Aushorttsy sa M ma,t " Tt
 Secretary of Gfafa FranE N Iuiian has received xNtters from many mem ners or te@ Bar of Alabama. asking .hat ne %have the new code, of which the pri&ters now have the manuscript. anhot9ted with reference to the south ern Neporter.
 %r. Julian said yesterday that while
 & wished to oblige the petitioning S&ttorneys. he had no authority to or- der annotations of any kind. and he expressed doubt that they could be ordered by any one. Mir. Julian was member Of the committee which awarded the contract for the printing and binding of the Code, but he was not empowered to | edit It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
p-hou,. vsrsru~ Again,

Paris, Sept. 30.-According to the Governments advices. the first case of bubonic plague discovered at oran, Algeria, was brought to that port by a ship arriving from India.
 Disnatches from Marseilles say that inc italian steamer Armornia from ports in Asia Minor has arrived at Marseilles and has been quarantined. nine cases of the plague having de- veloped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

All kinds of shirts LaunSres for ten
 L.. A A. Laundry Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

for the reduction ars the Montxomsry
 Bank and Truet Company. the Fourth
 National Bank. thu Union Trust ana
 Savings Company and the Exchange
 National Bank.
 nnents made on their capital stock pc
 altered 70 as to be uniform with the
 assessments on other corporations of
 like character tnrouKhout the State
 It was proposed that thc< assessment,
 which is now said to Dc about 90 per
 cent of the actual value Of the bank
 stock. be reduced to 60 per cent of the
 real worth, thus placing bank stock on
 the same basis with real estate. In
 order to accomo1ish this, the banks
 urged that . meeting of the board of
 equalization be called to consider such
 reduction.
 of the members of the board was
 whether the legal right was vested ir
 the president to order . special ses-
 sion of the board of equalization which
 adjourned finally some time ago, wind-
 ing up It's business for this year. The members of the board did not
 commit themselves on the matter of reducing the assessment, but. upon ad- vice from County Attorney Hlakey. called the special session of the equaltzing body. Mir. Blakey advised that, under the statutes or lSss.isSs, creating tiis board of equalization. the president of 1.-the Board of Revenue has the right at any time to call the board of equal ization into session.
 Though the eQtalisiug board Is called specifically to consider the petitions of the banks, still the body, it is claimed. l can take up any other assessment which 1t may desire.
 In addition to the application of the banks. the Board of Revenue discussed great deal of business concerning road Improvements.
 Provision was made for paying Coro- ner Tfce the expense incurred in rais- ing drowned bodies from the river, an expense which the county has not here- tofore defrayed.
 The contract for furnishing stock feed for the county teams during Octo- ber was awarded to Lasseter and Com pany.
 Report of Clerk westcott. The weekly report of Clerk Westcott, showing disbursements of s4.51s.57 for the week ending yesterday. was ap- proved. The statement of the clerk was as io1Iows;
 Salary county officers ........$ s6G.se BailiRs, fall term Circuit Court. 5000 Health Department, salaries and examining insane pa- ttents .. q. ........ 110.0O
 sherifr. paying expense Insane patient rom hospital. $40 Printing and stationery county
 ofiices !. ..........-... szs5 Pens county jail ......... s.5s
 Guardians county officers .... HOT Telephones court house and jail 1900
 Military appropriations month
 September .... :. :. ...... ss.oo Wages guards county jail month
 September =. -. ...... 15o.oo Wages Janitors court house and B. R. month September. 62.50 Wagons blows and teams coun- ty roads ., :. .. :. ...... sS. co Lumber, repairs bridges, etc,
 county roads ..... ...... 4s.ss Tools. nails, etc. county roads s4.35 Gravel freight etc., county
 roads s. :. .......... ss.ss Cement marking cement pipe. s5.s5 Steel and cement concrete bridge, Lomax creek ...... 352.0s Sewer pipe county roads.... 1e9.s0 County engineer and assist ants month September .... ess.s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
BANKS APPLY FOR REDUCTION Seek to Have Tteir Taxes
 Lowered. EoUAlnERs CALLED TO MEET
 A-s--s- Want Assessments Made on Same Basis .as Realty. st o..,-.a Tat s..s. Ar. New Psyisg On Prsctseaiiy Ninety Per Cent Of Actual vai.s
 Of stock.
 

Upon application of four Montgomery banks to the Board of Revenue Tor . reduction in the tax assessments enter ed on the capital stock Of the banks. the Board of Revenue called . special meeting of the board of equalization I1:s0 o'clock Monday morning to conr sider the matter.
 The matter was brought before the board of revenue in petitions presented by attorneys representing the financial institutions. The banks which applied
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
PADoN BOARD TO MEET.

state Officials to Gather at Capitol Tuesday, October 6.
 The State Pardon Board. cofrposed of Attorney General Garber, Secretary Of
 State Julian and Auditor Brandon will
 meet in the Capitol Tuesday. October
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01

Current expenses county sngin-
 to Sept. 2s ............... 1o.02 Est. work Pipe and Mamie
 road .. .. ..s. ...... Sbo.V0 Est work extension Pike and
 Mamie road .... 375.0o Wages September and pay roll
 week ending Sept. zs, shir-
 ley teams .. :. ............ 272.35 Hire teams, etc, hauling. Mt.
 Zion road .. .. ...... 2s.40 Sundries. Shirley teams .... 1zs.1s Wages September pay roii week
 ending Sept. 2s. Jones' teams 15a25 Pump and sundries. Jones teams 4s.7s teams ........ ......... ilaso Wages Custman to September
 70 ..-..f.o ..-.s..... So'yo Wages Inspector County Roads 75.oo
 cases .......... s5.7o Sheriffs fees hard labor cases 7.5o Sherifrs fees where State falls 44.s0 Sheriffs fees count courts 1880
 Total :. ....... 4.5ia.s7 At the conclusion of the open meet ing. the board went itno executive ses- sion to consider road matters. All kinds of shirts Laundred for ten e>nta- | A.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-19
o TO LIVE LONG.
Some Simple Rules Laid Down by
New York Physician.

A famous New York physician, now
hale and handsome at rs, sums up his
half a century Of medical practice and
observation In these simple rules Of
health: Be temperate in all things,
In matters Of amusement or study as
well as In regard to foods and drinks.
To be temperate In all things, how
ever, does not imply that one must be
a prohibitionist about anything. Don't
be afraid to go to sleep. for sleep is
the best %restorer Of wasted energies.
sleep a certain number of hours every
night and then remember that a short
nap during the day Is a safe r~ejuve-
nator than a cocktail. Don't worry
either about the past or the future.
To waste a single hour in the regret
full past Ia as senseless as to send
good money after that which Is ir-
revocably lost. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-19

Correspondence
We had a fine rain in San Jon
yesterday.
Mr.. Doran and family returned
home from Texas Tuesday, where
they have been picking cotton.
Mr.. Shelton IS making a dug out
at San Jon, and will send for his
family soon.
People are hauling lumber from
Texas to San Jon, as the lumber is
cheaper and better.
Some more people came to their
claims Saturday in north of the
store.
Saturday finds the weather a lit
tie cool in San Jon valley.
Post hauling is a great business
now days.
Mr.. Walter Bennett is putting
up his residence on his claim.
Mr.. James Reinhardt's baby has
the whooping cough, but is better.
Mr.. Duran got ope of his eyes
injured while picking cotton in
Texas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-19
Lost Piqmies.

A problem which perplexed the last
generation was the long extinct pig.
my al which centuries ago IN.
doubtedly inhabited the Tennessee
mountains. Legends among the In.
dams told of such a tribe of dwarfs,
who were supposed to be OF more in
telligence than the red men. But
these legends were very hazy. A bury.
Ing ground, however, actually was
discovered in the early part of the
last century in which all Of the skele-
tons were of pigmy proportions. Some
Of them were carried away to col.
.ege museums. But as far as known
no scientific inquiry has ever been di.
Tected to this question.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-19

ness "r MS pleasure "Aiis a. Is III
the street, but only or uue way ::
which he Is going, of what Is before
him, of what Is on either side of him,
and of what he is leaving behind him.
At every crossing he viii settle his
course, so to speak, and look out for
dangers from every point of the COM
pass. After very few weeks of this
careful self'regulation he will develop
the sense Of traffic" Without know.
ing 1t, he will see and hear and real.
ize all that move about him. Street
accidents occur to those who have nc
sense of traffic"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-19
Dodson News Budget.

Correspondence.
Eva and Grady Horton are here
from Cedar Rincon attending
school.
Joe Creswell and wife were Wis
itors in Dodson this week several
days. Mr.. c. says he has had diff
ficulty in securing lumber to build.
Ben Thomson is clearing land
and will put in rs acres on his
homestead. Potter is building an
addition to his residence.
Our school opened Monday with
70 pupils in attendance.
John Briscoe is going to live at
the John Stephens place.
Peggram has bought a $40 lister
and is going take the lead in farm
ing in this community.
Parker Brothers have killed hogs
and have an abundance of meat
and lard.
Briscoe Brothers are building a
ground tank 2ox5o feet.
The farmer who raised crops this
year is very fortunate in finding a
ready market. He is getting his
own price for his forage crops and
can sell all he has at his own door.
Poultry too, think of it; turkey
gobblers 8 months old, are selling
at $500 a pair; pigs one month old
find a ready market at $1,000 a
pair. This is the best country in
the southwest for the stock farmer.
John Horton and his mother
were among Dodson visitors to
Tucumcari.
VIM. Capps and Mrs. VIM.
Briscoe spent a day in the county
seat. OLD SETTLER.