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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-09

Geo. f. Campbell went over to n ash
vile last Sunday to confer with the
board Of election commissioners.
Robert, the little two year old child
of Mr.. aud Mrs. j, d. Oollett, is quite
sick at his home on Walnut streer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-09

Mrs. Geo. @. Sells came down from
Bristol TO attend the reception given by
Mrs, s. r. Sells last Saturday after
noon. She will come to Johnson City
to reside as soon as her husband car
find a suitable home.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-05-09

The Holston Electric Company has
been organized by l.. S, Jones and
Geo. w Keys Both are expert cleo
tricians and are bound to make a sue.
cess. Mr.. Sones has been with the
Wataugd Lighting Co. in all capacities
! fer II wears and resigned the first q
the month to enter business for him
| self
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
THOUSANDS PLEAD
HAC[RMAN CAUSE
NEW MEXICO VOTERS AT A MASS
MEETING ASK ROOSEVELT
NOT TO ACCEPT GoV7ERN-
oR's RESIGNATION.

albuquerque n. M, April a.
Three thousand people IN mass
meeting ,onight united In protest
against the resignation Of Governor
Hagerman Of New Mexico, which WAS
requested 4 week ago by President
Roos wilt. Resolutions were adopted
vigorously condemning w. II. An
drews, delegate IN congress and M.
Ii. n. I41ewellyn, United States at.
torney for New Mexico. wao are nell
responsible for the agitation when
pesul ed In th presidents action
Tho resolutions state that Y y the
5elief Of the people that the president
has beea deceived as to vernon Ha-
" rmans acts and the state OF pubic
sentiment in fhe territory and re-
quest him not 10 accept the resigna
| tioin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
SAYS ROOSEVELT
SHOULD MAKE RACE
GOVERNOR cuMMlNs DECLARES
1T is HIS DUTY TO WITH
DRAW FORMER STATEMENT
PLATFORM COMES FIRST.

Des Mpines, Iowa April 24.-ln
Ie ter addressed to Gesrg Z. Bowers
Of Orange Iowa, a prominent Repuo-
lican editor. Governor Cemmins de-
clared President Roosey 4 should
withdraw his statement that he VIII
net accept denomination. The letter
was written in response to an inquiry
concerning presidential pot'ics and
lis important statement follows:
There is great deaf being said
and great deal being written win
regard to a candidate for president,
BIT is is vastly more important tha'
We succeed ia announcing platform
that will be expressive Of cur pnT
moses than il ie new to determine who
m cana date shall be. Personally,
believe President Roozcyclts plain
dutv is to withdraw his former state
men- and 10 say that under 5he de-
mand now made and The evident sta's
Of the public mind. be will ace pi an
other nomination II its rendered him
wifh practical unanimity.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
SEEKS FREEDOM
FROM HIGH COURT
MICHIGAN CONVICT TO ASK v. 3.
SUPREME BENCH TO RELIEVE
HIM FROM AN AWKWARD
POSITION.

Washington, April 24. Charles
Ughbanks, a resident of Canada, who
lis now in the state prison at Jackson,
Mich, has filed papers in the supreme
court Of the United sta'.s, indicating
bis purpose OF asking the court 70 40
|lieye him from an awkward predlca-
ment The case involves a Michigan
Estate law Ina.Eting penalty of Ave
yeats imprisonment for the oifense
Of burglary unless some reputable
citizen will agree 70 stand for the
good conduct of the prisoner,
Ughbanks was sentenced for only
two years, but because of the statute
the warden of the penltentiarf ri
fuses 10 selease him and he has now
been held for more that three years
lie will ask the supreme court 70 per
/ nit him 70 file an original petition of
writ Of habeas corpus on the ground
/ that the law Is unconstitutional
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
.OELUN COMPANY
IS NOW SOLVENT
SPECIAL REFEREE WIPES OUT
ssoo,0oo WORTH or lNDE5T.
EBNEss ny HOLDING NOTES
NON-cOLLECTABLE.

Topeka, kaR,, April 24.-Oyer $500
900 worth OF indebtedness was wiped
from the records Of the Devlin Coal
company and other DeFlin CORPORA.
tons by the decision OF N H, I.9om-
in, special referea IN bankruptcy, TO-
day. Al large number of the notes Ia
he past were executed BY The late
~. "a. Deylin. in behalf of himself and
Jointly against The n .ylin Gpal com
nang ana the Mt Carmel tIlifnoisl
Coal company, TING former having pyel
sl5a.aaa of this Indebtedness.
LOOMS decision today holds these
these notes not celleetahle claims
against the personal estate Of Devlin
and the holders of the notes cannot
share Ia the dividends Of the compan
les. Az d result the Devlin Coal com
pany will become solvent cOneefi
aud can pay dollar for dollar
When G. J. D ylln failed July Y
1895, he was st the head of 26 differ
ent coal mining, mercantile aud rail-
road companies. In Kansas and liii-
nois ANA was supposed to be worth
ST. 900 000. He died several munt.ls
later in Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
DETAILS LACKING. n g..
Concerning the Peace Ternas and the
Embarkina or the Troops.

Washington April 24.--The state
department has been informed OF the
sue essful conclusion Of peace nego-
Lations at Amapala. A cablesram re
ceiged today from Captain Doyle 81
tho II. q. cruiser Chicago, dated yes
terday SAYS.
aTha peace conference agreed 20
tho treaty at 1 M.
Doyle added that the peace com
missioners and their STATS would em'
bark last evening II Is understood
fiom that. that j. G.. Gomez, who rep
resented Nicaragua, will be taken on
the Boston 10 Corinto and that the
Boston will proceed to Acapulco,
Mexico, on her way northwarl. Gar
cia. representative of Salvador n me
conference was to go aboard the chi
cago and be taken to Acajutla, sal
vador. and then the Chicago was ia
fellow the Boston northward.
Details OF the agreement are lack
ing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
PLAN BIC DAY TO
SLAP ROOSEVELT
MOVER HAYWOOD PETTlsoNE
WANT UNIONS ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY TO oENouNcE
PRESIDENT.

Milwaukee, April PA movement,
national in scope. to set aside Moy-
er- Haywood -Pe;tibone day early in
MAY. on which day every union in the
country is to protest against the ac-
on of President Roosevelt IN de-
nouncing The Western Miners befof
they have been tried. has teen launch
ed in Milwaukee. The plan is TO nave
leaders in every city in the country
agree on a day on which large demon
sira,ions will be arranged and not on
ly the president taken 10 ask for his
utierances in his recent letter but
more especially in his communication
to Honore Jaxon. Of Chicago, in which
he reiterates his criticism.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
FINDS FLAWS IN
KANSAS STATUTES
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER co.
DENIES THE CHARGE or EN-.
TERlNG POOL FOR SALE or
IT'S ARTICLES.

Topeka, Kas., April 24.--The an
swer of the international Harvester
company to the custer suit brought
against it by the attorney general 5
oflics on a charge of entering inta
a combination. pool, or combine for
the sale OF its articles Of manufacture
in the state was filed today in the su
p~eme court. A general denial Of the
states charge is made
Section Is OF the bill OF sights is
invok d to the effect that the rights
Of the people are 10 be secured in
their persons and property against nj
reasonable searches and seizures u
IS also set up that the statutes of Kan
sas invoked by tn attorney genera
violates the tfnitcd States consti,u
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
BOOSTS FOR SWtEOS
Roosevelt Compliments New Swedish
Minister or Character Of immi-
grants and Praises Oscar.

washington April 24.-Herman La
uererantz the new Swedish minister,
was formally presented 10 Tn presi-
dent today. The president in welcom-
ing the minis er departed from the rs
raj form and after giving the minister
a hearty greeting took occasion 10 ex-
pr ss his high sense o. aptreclati1n OF
the character ef the Swedish people
as exempiiaed in the present inmigfa-
ZION from Sweden reaching ne Unl-
ted States. tie also paii a rif1te 70
ths personal qualities Of King Oscar.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
CANNON TO AID
FAIRBANKS FIGHT
UNCLE JOE SAID 70 HAVE
SCRATCHED SELF no HELP
VICE PRESIDENT.
COMBINE AGAINST TAFT
May Make Trouble For Secretary Of
War--Has Adopted a Policy
or Silence Until fie Looks
Over the Field.

Washington April IA The p,lisical
not Mbllci tempesttously today
when Ii wag reasoned ont from the
reports from Illinois that Uncl Iaa
Cannon had sacrificed himself and
was throwing his influence II Fair
banks for tic presidency.
| Mr.. Cannon, X would thus seem,
4alked only slyly when he said he was
lgoing back home % sit on the fenea
and watch the procession ~ by A
lHtfla degree III probability was given
| To The Cannon Fairbanks story be-
cause Senator Hemenway ard Jim
Watson. Fairbanks boomers. were N
1.-THE cannou-Fairhanks conference.
Ii ii not believed here, howeycr
that MI. Cannon ii owi of thF race
He believes Thar he has great
strength BIZ and htrpngh all The
friends he has made III the house aud
/ IL Roos Welt we're not to rim anl
there was freeforall, he probably
links he would d5 well,
Trouhle Ahead FOR Tsfs
| nut II ia admitted thaf II II nc 4
fat Cannon ard FAIRBANKS work q.
gether there Will be al kinds rf
Etronhle for Secretary TAFT Far
banks Is said ta ba 4 rong ainnc1 sen
ators and Cannon Il naetlealar.y
lstrong With The important Republicans
Inf the horse.
i rpN..a ~. aav 4atalV j eara-s, IN
i westerners at the White House and
| there III d remarkabi nnanmis II on
inion for third term for the pres'e
3 dent H II genefaliy put N ha fnrni
Tint Ii tho president wants II be can
Il lget IT. Tne boomers for he nrasi-
dent tio not discuss the nrineiDIe ~
! me third term. The first representa*
! tive of Importance who hailed Pres
! ident Roos Welt as Il third ternaer was
t General Csfoayenor
secraf airy Taft has adanfea the pol.
trv nf silence en- personal nnlitics H.
hasn't discussed his candidacy since
/ hls return from tho West Indies HI
vrs greeted cordially by the cabinet
. today hnt II the newspaper neonle
he said he would remain quiet for a
vhfla.
! To Look Over Ground Fer Himself
S The reason for Mr. Taft's new POI
lev H said TO be that he does not
.~epf 10 make snv statement until ne
shall have looked over the ground
himself In Ohio. He wants to g how
70 will he received by the neople and
what the opposition has done TO him
, since he left the country. Ne natnr-
allv does not want 70 cri'iciss trc
management Of c. p Taft. even II he
had ANYTHING to cr'ticlse. because that
would be an unfortunate change ~
front in che face of the enemy.
}. The chanc-s are very strong that
!. Secretary Taft viii stand rat on the
: assistance of the president and the
annarent understanding that the nres-
ident will be able TO turn over to Ta't
Ill del cations that are Instructed for
P Roosevelt. One Of the laies' politic'
y lans to promise state to Presiien'
y Roosevelt Is Senator Borah nf Idaho
Ne said trdav that the president could
~ rave Idaho If h. wanted IT,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
TROOPS HUNT SLAYERS
Five Hundred Moroccan soldisrs
Search Fer Murderers Of French
Subject at Morocco City.

Taneier. Nor eco. april 24.-Gov-
ernment troops 10 the number OF 800
left here today for Morommo City Ii
ass st in the search for the murderers
of DR. Mauchamp. the Frencr subject
receni IL killed at that place.
A dispatch received here from
Moeador saws a German steamer -
Gently transshipped carg0 Of arms
and ammunition TO the steamer Ros-
ario which then conveyed The cargo
TO sheik Maelainin al Cape Juhi- Ae
eorling to intelligence brought in
here from the Mazagan region, an
archy reisns there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
JAMESTOWN READY
FOR BIG OPENING
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS TO
RECEIVE CROWD AT THE
EXPOSITION.
PRESIDENTS PRESSURE
TO the Electro Button That VIII s g.
nsIze the Commencing Of the
Big show-BattIeshps
Are in Line.

Norfolk, Va, April "A Norfolk
and vicinity are now bnslly engaged
III providing for the accommodation
at night for the thousands Of visitors
expected here for lie opening oE the
jamestown exposition on Friday.
Hotels are installing extra beds and
cots for the occas ION and It Is said
that majority Of the citizens OF Nor
folk, Portsmouth, and Newport News
and suburbs have arranged 70 open
their homes to visitors. Several new
hotels are about ready to 0pea. ana II
II believed that there Is little danger
that the visiting public will suffer
many discomflrts.
TRANSPORTATION to the grounds was
one Of the most serious questions 70
be met. It has practically been
solved. however. as great crowds
coming BY boat will be landed directly
al the exposition grounds, and In ad
dition the street car lines arrange
ments have been made to use the
tracks of the new Tidewater railroad
and runs trains directly TO the main
| gate.
OF The many attractive features a
| the exposition one which is counted
upon TO surpass the Efforts OF other
cities Is the electrical display. Even
the incomplete buildings have beer
wired and yari-colored ineandescen'
bulbs and arc lights put in position
50 that Friday night there will be ne
/ defects to mar the beauties Of tht
scheme.
Ready for Presidents Touch.
4 Fagstaffs have been placed on al
i the buildings. even those that arr
Far from finished. Each of these vii
lbear its flag on the opening day, anf
will be released, TO be caught by th'
ocean breezes, when President Roose
Welt presses the button to start IN
machinery.
The greatest fleet of American YES
sells ever assembled in the historic
waters of Hampton Roads-3oO. .0o'
NGnS vi hbtt1hE 7NNNa ""f'
ready today to receive the frs of tn
visiting foreign battleships and cfuis
ers which are from time to time G
take part in the exposition.
For the opening the war vessels o
Great Britain, Germany and Austri'
late expec ed One of the VISITING
Germans--the dark hulled cruise
Bremen. commanded by Lieut.. Con
mander Alberts-is already in tn
roadsted awaiting the arrival of IN
Room, a big armored cruiser typica
Of the modern fighting craft in En-
|, lperor Williams navy.
The English squadron under CON
. lmand of Rear Admiral Neville, Is es
pected in Hampton Roads tomorrow
The flagship will be the Good Hop
ami the companion ships the Argy
. Hampshire and RoXburgh.
The Austrian vessels, the armore
cruiser Sankt George and the pr'
tected cruiser Aspern, will arriy
either late Thursday evening or earl
Friday morning. The Japanese squa'
ron is expected May Sth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
EXPRESS HITS FREIGHT TRAIN

Pittsburg, April 24-The Chicago
Express on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad which left this city for New
YORK at io:45 was wrecked tonight
near Bennett Station. Tho express
creashed into Pennsylvania freight
train. Several persons were injured
but none seriously. The passenger
engine and the cabocso Of the fre-Eht
were demolished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
TAKES BRYAN TO
TASK FOR PLANS
CONGRESSMAN JENKINS SAYS
IDEAS OF NEsRAsKAN AND
THOSE OF eEvERIoeE TO
CURB TRUSTS ARE ILLEGAL.

Chippewa Falls Wis ApiH a.
Congressman jenkins. Chairman OF
the Judiciary committee CT the ho8se
~ representatives in A statement 10
Night -ri-lcises W , Brfan and sen
atc- Beveridre on their recent pub
iished plans Of curbing trusts He
SAYS Bryan's idea o. nstional ineor-
portions and Beveriege's national
publicity idea conid not be enaetej
INTO law because the act would be
Unconstitutional
Congress has ro power n create a
corpora Ion. therefore e csnaot
auerd CORPORATION articles o. inter-
fere WITH corporate affairs thaf arc
u-sale in their natare. aid Jen-
sins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
rgRRoRIsTs AvgNee ToRTuREs

Odessa. April 24.-The chief of the
political prison here was killed today
by four Terrorists, whose indignation
he had provoked by alleged atsocities
upon the prisoners. one of the Ter
rorists committed suicide. another
was captured and two escaped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
TWO KILLED IN WRECK.

bloomington, I'LL. April 24.-1n a
collision between a freight train and
light engine on the Chicago 4 Alton
road at Dwight early today ENGINEER
Bruce Goodman Of Dwight and Fire
man c. f. Taylor of Bloomington wfre
killed and Fireman Brown of Dwight
fatally injured. Engineer Charles
Tyner of Bloomington was seriously
hurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
HEAD BLOWN OFF.

Chattanooga. Tenn. April "a
Walter Kirkpatrick, owner Of the
gasoline boat CITY Of South Pittsburg.
shot and killed Wiley Maynard on
tha boat this morning at the ievee-
The weapon used was a shot gun
and Maynafd-s head was blown near
IS OF. Kirkpatrick claims seif-de-
fense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
ATTACKED BY VICIOUS HORSE,

Mason CITY. Ia. Apri, 2i.-Walter
Beverly. horse trainer. to-day was
attacked by a vicious horse. The
trainers arm was msn9ied and his
body trampled 50 that he may die.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
MAKE E1R{AIy,N[W
WAR IS PLANNED
SALVADOR AND NICARAGUA
ADOPTS PEACE; BoNlLLA
STARTS REVOLT.
INT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In Brinanu Representatives Of TWO
Central American Countries
Bonilla's Plans
Well Laid.

san Salvador, April 2i.--A treaty
of reace between Salvador and Mica
raal,a was signed last night al ANA
pala by ministers representing each
country The terms are honorable 70
both. The conditions proposed by
Salvador were accepted and the de-
mands made by Nicaragua foF
renaration for Salyaaor's part m the
recent war between Nicaragua and
Honduras and that there be free IN
terchange Of commerce between Mica
ragua and Salvador were rejected.
Mobile, Ala, April "A. According
To news received by steamer here ~
day another revolution Is starting IN
Honduras in favor of Manuel Bonilla
and II has gained some headWay II
Ithe vicinity of III Pimionto and cha
Iloma
The railroad bride at Chaloma has
| been tampered with and everyone
Ia!ang the limo Of the road II said 90 he
ready to rise at moments notice
There Il enough dynamite and bombs
At Fo.t Ia Gnna, puerto cortezl 4
blow up the whole place, and invaders
from the interior have only three
small trails By which they could en-
Ter the town Cortez can therefore
be defended against a much superior
force.
Guatemala it Is reported has
large force on the border about fort,
miles from Puerto Cortez, but the!
have made no move yet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
BIG DROP IN MERCURY.

Omaha. Neb- April 24-The NEE
-nrv fell here this Afternoon from a
81 : 2. m to - at ? O'Clock tonight
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

a MERcHANI 10 sUhE that q
poor, or pstched-up, delivery wagon
would not be good ad. for HE store
that careless window display
would be costly. Yet either Of these
Ia az good as a poor advertisement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

rHE CLASSIFIED AD0. publlshs@
today viii cause wnc.e Ict ~ "thln9s 7
10 happen IN this ely. Perhaps you
will be concerned IN some A. thsse
happenings. Va
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

Brooklyn, April 24.-The game was
called in the thirteenth lnning on ae-
count of darkness It was pitchers
battle. neither side being charged
s,,ttI M error
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
Amerlcan Association.
College Games.

Called IN eIeF"IIIH IHhlHa VI
ceuuf Of darkness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

Batteries and Jaakslitsch'
Taylor, Ames and Bresnahan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

hoe. hliflE, Ewing anu 1NGi-FaH.
st. Louis. April 24.-~An error py
Baxter and a passed bali by Mafsaati
gave the visitors three runs IN the
fifth. !,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

pa,teries-Young and Aimbruste'
-oombs and Schreck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National League.

Chicago, April 2i=-Both Chicago
pitchers were hit hard while the 70
calls could do little with Ewing
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

Lcideld and Gibson.
Philadelphia, April 2i.-A base on
balls followed by two doubles won the
game for the home team IN the iiFst
inning
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25

Ratteries-D DOYLE and Kie'now; Fat
on anl Warner.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-25
American L-ugue.

batteries Siever and Payne, jacob
son and stephens.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-30
WHO?
Tho Columbus Hoo HO0S
Found Out Last Sun
day The Hub Team
Unmer0ifuLIy Beaten
by the Locals.

The base ball season opened at
this place last Sunday. The To-
Gals played the Columbus Hoo
Hoos and the game was won by
the home team, the score being 6
to O. The local battery was ali
that could be desired, and the
balance of the team rendered
fine support. The score:
Columbus-O 90 90 900 90
Baxter - 1000 SO &
The next game will be played
Sunday at Ervin's park. The
Galena team, which is said to be
a strong aggregation this year,
will be here. We trust there will
be a large attendance.
NOTES.
We understand the Columbus
team will hereafter be known as
the Hoo Docs.
The crowd at last Sundays
game was very orderly.
The umpire was jolly, and he
il lust that sort of a fellow.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-30
SURVEY ORDERED.
Council Hold rs Regular
Mssfinp Tuesday Night

May 20, 1907.
Council met in regular session,
Mayor Jones presiding and all
members present except Chew.
Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
A petition asking for the con-
struction of sidewalk on the north
| side of East Sherman street was
read, and on motion the prayer
of the petition was granted, the
walks to be ordered built as soon
as a correct survey of Sherman
street can be made.
A couple of other minor peti'
tions were made and granted.
Communication from ]. B. Op'
perman regarding the old fire de-
partment building was read, and
referred to the committee on city
property.
Ordinance No. go, being an or
dinance fixing the salary OF city
| officials was placed on its first
reading.
A letter from the Indiana Road
Machine Company was read, in
which it was stated that the gra-
der recently bought by the city
should arrive in a few days.
Bills were allowed as 70 lows;
E. H. Cullison, city attorney,
fees and expenses, $40. 30.
Jeanette Doty, clerical work
preparing poll tax list and dog
tax list. SIS.
Sam Hopkins, hauling, S1.5O.
Geo. c. Connor, salary and ex-
penses, $7.6S.
The matter of a re-survey OF
the city was taken up, and after
a talk from the county surveyor,
the mayor was instructed to have
the work done at once. 1t is not
the intention in this work to
change a single line from where
it was originally. The purpose
is to relocate the lines of the
original plat and the different
additions, and also to locate the
different street and alley lines.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-30
In AppIe.s Favor.

The suit to settle the title to
the tribal 100 acres of Quapaw
land was decided in Judge Gill's
court at Miami on Saturday Of
last week, and was in favor Of
the purchaser, W. T. Apple. Mr..
Apple tells rs the land will be
developed at once, and very rap
idly. The case for Mr.. Apple
was handled by s. ]. Crawford Of
this city and W. n. Kornegsy Of
Vinita.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-30

r. w. Bailey of the Mission
Mining Company was here Sat-
urday from Kansas City. We
understand the Mission will soon
begin the erection of its big new
mill.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-30

Mrs. W. L. Patton and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, Of Weir City,
came down Friday morning for a
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in this city. W. L. came
down Saturday evening and re-
turned Sunday evening.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-05-30
nrasS MakinH.

One square east of postoffice.
Having located in Baxter ] am
now prepared to do all kinds of
sewing. Your patronage solicit
ed. MRS. H. A. MAJOR.