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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01
w. c. Peacock & Co., Ltd, Agents

654s. Jno. C. Cluney v. C. Q. zee
Hop ct al Assumpsit. Appeal from
District Court Honolulu. w. T. Raw
Inns for plaintiff; Holmes & Stanley
for defendants.
6549. Jas. L. Holt, assessor " Chang
Hong Kee. Assumpsit. Attorney Cen
era1 for plaintiff; G. d. Gear for de-
PENDANT.
6551. w. C. Parke v. J. w. Cathcart
deft., Jas. Bicknell Aud. Gar. w. A.
Whiting for plaintiff; defendant in
person.
$685. C. B. u. Anthem ct al v. M.
w. McChesney g. Sons. Assumpsit.
Thompson & Clemens for plaintiff;
Holmes & Stanley for defendant.
1854. Jas. L. Holt, assessor v. J. F.
Colburn. Assumpsit. Appeal from
District Court Honolulu. Attorney
General for plaintiff; c. Creighton for
defendant.
6557. w. e. Peacock v. A. w. T.
Bottomley.. ct al. Damages. c. w.
Ashford and r. w. Breckons for plain
tiff; Holmes & Stanley for defendant.
$685. Jas. l.. Holt, Assessor Y. E.
Hart Assumpsit. +. pending on de-
murrer). M. F. Prosser for plaintiff;
r. w. Breckons for defendant.
$780, City Mill Co., Ltd. v. Akana-
Assumpsit. Appeal from District Court
Honolulu. A. G. Kaulukou for plain
tiff; C. w. Ashford for defendant.
$685. E. Campbell V. Hackfeld & co.
Trespass on the case. pending on de-
murrerl. Magoon & Lightfoot for
plaintiff; H E. Cooper for defendant
$685.. A. S. Cleghorn v. ]. Gaspar.
Assumpsit. A. G.. M. Robertson for
plaintiff: Castle & Wilmington for de-
PENDANT.
$751; John Wilson v. w. II. Wright
ct al defendants, Bishop & Co. ct al
garnishees. Assumpsit. Smith & Lewis
for plaintiff; Magoon 6 Lghtfoot for
H. K. Wright; Holmes & Stanley for
Bishop & Co.
6570. Alice l.. Hogs ". ]. A. Magoon-
Assumpsit Thompson & Clemens for
plaintiff; Magoon & Lightfoot for de-
PENDANT.
6571 Territory of Hawaii by A. j.
Campbell V. VIM. H. Wright ct al.
Assumpsit. Attorney General for
shoes.
Assumpsit Appeal from District
1oQLI VI II" W ~hA&NAOA'NSAi
for plaintiff; w. FL. Greenwich for de-
neutrality-suspicious..
6577. Honolulu Soap Works V. J. NJ.
McChesney. Assumpsit. Thompson &
Clemens for plaintiff; J. w. Cathcart
for defendants.
$3.50 James G. Spencer v. Pacific
Hardware Co. Assumpsit. w. A.
Whiting for plaintiff; Judd. Mott
Smith & Hemenway for defendant.
65S1. Yong Kwong Tat V. Lee Chu
ct al Assumpsit. Breckons and
Thayer for plaintiff; Magoon & Light
foot for defendant.
65S2 c. w. Booth V. J. H. Schnack
ct al. Ejectment. Kinney, McClana-
han & Derby for plaintiff; --
for defendant.
1884 Y Ahin V. Opele ct al. Action
to quiet title. Castle & Wilmington for
plaintiff; Kinney, McCIanahan & Der
by for defendant.
$685.. H w. Adams V. Kaimuki
Heights Zoo, Ltd. Assumpsit. c. F.
Peterson for plaintiff; G. d. Gear for
defendant.
$685.. Harry T. Mills V. A. F. Clark
ct al. Assumpsit. Appeal from Dis
trict Court Honolulu. Plaintiff in per-
son: G.. .. Gear for defendant.
63sS. w. w. Bruner v. Wong Kwai.
Assumpsit. H. G. Middleditch for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01

All. J. P Mendonca v. George
Markham Ejectment. Holmes & and
Stanley for plaintiff; c. c. Biting for
defendant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01

plaintiff: C. w. Ashford for defendant.
6574. ]. r Hamburg V. Wong Kwai.
Assumpsit. Thompson G. Clemens for
plaintiff; c. w. Ashford for defendant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01
THE APRIL TERM
CIVIL CALENDAR
1t Will Be Called by Judge
Lindsay at 10 A. M.
Today.

Following is the calendar Of civil
cases for the April term, which Will
be called by Judge Lindsay at Io
O'Clock this morning. AS there is no
printed calendar for distribution this
term, attorneys can make substitute
by cutting out this list and pasting 1t
in a notebook:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01

| 6551. w. C. Parke v. J. w. Cathcart
| deft., Jas Bicknell Aud. Gar. w. A.
Whiting for plaintiff; defendant in
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
DIR. BIGGS PRESIDENT.
New Head OF Dennis Simmons Lun-
Der Company and Hsoanokc
and Tar River Steamboat


WilliarnstOn. y. c, March go
Wednesday afternoon at q meeting OF
The stockholders of the Dennis SIM
mons Lumber Company DR.. John ID.
2iggs was elected president to succeed
his late brother: Asa T. Crawford was
elected secretary and treasurer. a
new office was created, that Of general
Su~perlntendent and T. G. Tilgnman,
Of Wilson, son of II w. Tilghnlan
general manager of the company, wa
elected to that position. Immediately
after this meeting a meeting OF the
stockholders of the Roanoke and Tar
River Steamboat Company vas held
ond DR.. Biggs and Mr.. Crawford were
elected president and secretary re-
spectively.
TIE postmaster. j. NJ. Sitterson,
moved into new quarters Wednesday.
The Sherrod building. formerly occu-
pied by The Enterprise, has been ovCr-
raulea. painted and fitted with post
office fxturcs and makes a handsome
postoffice. MI. Sittcnson viii retire
the first of April and Mr.. John r..
Moblcy viii take charge of the post
office.
\ franchise for an electric light and
power plant. also Il contract has been
awarded to a stock company. ;. l..
blackburn. formerly OF Winston. 10Y
Of DanVillc. Va. completed the ar
engagements. Dir. John D.. Biggs, pres
idcnt of the Dennis Simmons Lumber
Co. and also president of the Farm
crs and Merchants Bank: ASA +.
Crawford. secretary and treasurer of
the Dennis simmons Lumher Co. and
:. j. Everett are the i~ncorpofatoIS,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
NEW CONQuEIiING HERO.
General Gutierrez Slated for President
Of Honduras.

Washington. ID. 6. March 30.-Gcn-
cral Dconiso Guitcrcz. one Of the most
prominent leaders Of the revolution
III Honduras against President Bonilla,
probably will be the president OF the
provisional government, established by
the Honduran rt<~olutionista with tn"
assistance of President Zelaya. Of
Nicaragua.
\ dispatch received today from
Commanded Wint"rhalt"r, Of tn"
American Eunboat paducah. now at
Port IiInon. costa Itica. states that
il is reported there that General
Guitclcz. is the ~favo1itc candidate for
tie bead Of the new government in
Honduras. 1t is also reported IN
Fo,t Ltmop. according u Commander
W~iotcrhalte : dispatch that President
Ronilla is completely surrounded. TIL
dispatch docS not state exactly where
TT sidcnt Bonilla *, but it * believed
that he il somCu here interchangeable,
On tho south coast Of Honduras.
DISPATCHES received by the state De
raltment from severahd Indifferent points
in Central America the bonn
harding Of rmapala. which is sup
posed 10 har2 been continuing for
several DAYS.
No appeal has been received by tht
State Department from the provisional
government Of Honduras for %recogni-
ton by the United states. \ pTomi-
nent official said TO-DAY that the United
states will be very slow in granting
recognition to a rev government. Il
both this country ana Mexico fear the
complications which might result
from changes of administration in
Honduras and alliances which might
follow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02

expressed D desire to address the court.
ar. HaItridGe ssFid he could recall no
such instance. Asked il his associaJ.
counsel had rot informed him OF
ThaW's wishes along this line. Mr..
Hartridge was silcnccd by an objection
from Attorney Gleason which was sus-
aimed by the commission. Mr.. Je-
rome thcrcupon said he would uu-
dcrtake no further examination Of
ounscI
Chairman Mcclure asked Mr. Je-
rome Why Or. Mcclure. the regular
Tomhs physician, had not been pro-
duced before the commission. Mr..
Jerome said he 4 not seen the pny-
stefan toda3 We saw him last IT
the District Attorneys Office inter
Tuptcd Attorney Iiartgidge. and Va
supposed he would surely be here"
= messenger was sent to summon Tn.
doctor but ne could not b. found
WHY las h db5snted himself"
inquired Mr.. Mcclure, looking from
one counsel to another. 10 answer
was forthcoming and the chairman
directed that the doctor b" SubDoc-
uaed for next Tuesday, and at tic same
time reminded District Attorney Je-
rome that as he had made the sug-
gcStion on the court record as to
Thaw's present insanity. the burden
of proof in support Of thlt PROVISION
rests with him.
During the executive session OF the
commission today it is learned that
ThaN carried over nearly every detail
81 his trial and was asked regarding
the testimony offered by various Wit
Hcsscs as to the effect he thought this
testimony might have III a jury and
the general tenor of the courts rul-
on the bload points of law.
ON cross examination Mr.. Jerome
sought "a question ThaW regarding
tho letters he wrote to Ranllcr Lyon,
Of PIttSpurg since the tragedy on the
Suuar roof garden. Mr.. Jc-
rome said H. based his contention rs
Thaw.s present insanity p2rtlV o.
these letters. The commission ruled
that the letters could not be accepted
evidence. NJ. jerome argued the
point at some length. but could not
the committee to see the mat
ter in the light which he viewed 1t.
That MI. Jerome had been IN
clashes with the commission
even during the secret session, was
mare from the tense feeling which
existed after the doors had been
thrown open.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
FRE|GHTS PUT UP
Advance in Grain and Its
Products.
East and West Lines Trying to Gct
Even for Legislative Reduction OF
tn be Fought in The Courts.
CBy the Associated Press.)

-
Washington. d. G.. March 30.-In
accordance with their intention ex-
pressed some time ago. the railroads
constituting the Western Trunk Lines,
the Central Traffic Association and
the Eastern Trunk Lines have filed
with the Interstate commerce COM
mission tariffs increasing their rates
on ~eastbound grain and grain products
to become effective about April first.
This action of the carriers was taken.
it is understood, because of the enact
meEt by legislatures of some of the
western States of laws regarded as
iaimical to thcir interests. The pa
ticular Law to which the railroads
took exception was the two cent fare
act Of the legislature Of Nebraska.
Soon after the passage Of that act
officials of the railroads Interested
held a meeting in Chicago, It which
it was decided, not only that they
should test the coHstitutionality OF
the measure, but hat il would be
necessary for them to increase then
freight rates on caStboUnd grain.
When the new tariffs We're filed with
the commission it appeared that the
appeared that the conditions war
ratlted that body in making Il Su@gCS-
ton to the carriers that the time of
the increased rates becoming effective
should be postponed temporarily. To
this suggestion the carriers chccrfully
acquicsccd. In accordance with the
agreement reached. the commission
has issued an order granting the car
ricrS permission at once to post and
Gle. effective April /, 1907, amend
mcnts postponing the date Of the
taking effect Of tho proposed ad-
vances in rates on grain and grain
products to MAJ /. leaving the present
ate in effect uatil that date.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
JOEL KI\SIGN DEAD.
III Old Citizen o! Craven Taken on
bs Heart Disease.

Especial t. Ncws AND obecrTcrp
New Ecrn, y. G.. March 80 Just
1T tho awakening Of lay Yesterday
morning there passed into an cHct-
lasting Sleep the spirit Of one Of Ora
ven county's oldest and most highly
respected citizens, Joel kinscy. While
his sudden demise was ~ unexpected
shock to the community ut large n
was no surprise to his immediat" rcla-
lives as they had fully realized that
the nature Of disease b . had hold
Of him was bound to overcome him
in his advanced &c. his death being
due t. organic. heart trouble.
joel NiuscN WAS born IN In" CUNT
"t Homes eighty years Z hnt in his
b~oyhool days lis parents novel 70
Craven and nc ms been a resident
eve" since. Having alNa&S followed
tho vocation Of a farmer he WAS SIC
-ce.fnl in his undertaking ami he WIS
ceasidcrcd ono of its most prosperous
and a~vthoritivc r.eu on tho cultiVa-
+inn If the soil p~oduct
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
THROURG FLAMES
Statesy.I Sustains a
$4,000 Loss by Fire.


Statesyillc. y. G, March 3o.-lr!rc
started tonight q fey minutes bcfo",
min O'Clock in Il wooden building =
Broad Street, known as the W. T..
Anderson building. n This Wiz l..
L.. e. Paterson building adjoining wa
burned. These buildings arc in tn
center Of the business district of III,
town.
The Anderson building was occu-
pied on the second floor by the VIII
graph Company and on the first fo"i
by Gregory Brothers Cafe. The fire
caught from a fue in the cafe or IL
tho rooms above.
The Patterson building WAS occu-
pied on The first noor by the gcner-
al merchandise store of Fry ard
Phifer. and on The second floor by til.
IDEAL Printing Company. owned ana
conducted by w. F. Crowson.
The loss IS estimated at $4,000 ea
With 100000 insurance. The Z. W
Stinson building adjoining the AnGc~-
son was damaged to the extent OF
about $1,000.
The fire was discovered by persons
on the opposite IL Of the street
when it bad made Il good start
When fire WaS eating into the store
Of FRY ana Phifcr the pronrictors anL
-four other men were in the building
removing goods. Their desire to SAY,
property from destruction got the ad-
Vantage Of their prudence, and Whiis
they we're inside the front Of the store
fell in. Fry and Parker were struc,
by fragments and all mad to III!
through flames to escape. It !
understood that none of them Wal
seriously injured.
The wholesale johinG house of j. i
Moriaons and . II caught fire. bu
WAS saved With no damage to spG;ti
Of.
The Grcrncn did excellent work. re
Ceiving much praise for their iutelll
gently directed efforts in fighting th
flames.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
suoiI; TRUSTS arpIAL.
2ht n Ec Made Against Payment
Og SiuS.9 q IN fiuc-.
~ u Aesoclatel rre

Wa H4ngt0n. y 81. March z9-Thc
papers lu the wrl, Or error IN the case
~ "a. United states against the Sew
fDtk central railroad company % the
Hnara~ ~ granting rebates - the
american sugar Refining C0tn paus
been received BY the clerk
~ fbs supreme CoIut of the United
~t4ff Tne case nll: be docketed.
,saf Tue proceeding under hich u
lI - klbs 01U was RI pOsed upon
'uc Sow YORK Central ~ Judge Holt
u fAe United state circuit court Tor
he southern district of %ev York
,n tHe charge ~ giving rebates On
-uZar shipments from New York -
-l-@el4pd aud Detroit IN 1909 II ia
mot probable that the case can b.
leaIa during the present tern Of court
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
rl:AGTIttNs. DINILTEY.
- Night isidcr~" Destroy Prop rty OF %
Farmer " leo Would Not Join
Their Associations.
tu> ,nt Associatod prcv)

Princeton. ky. March 30-Scas
waa received here today of further
outrage ri fae Night RIDERS" as the
result IN NhIrh tobacco and other
y~rpe.gis valued ~ several thousand
dvii3Fs ua~ destroyed. near IAmascV.
pp flts irpu county line.
Tf#rfs masked men went - the
ffalua ,l T.fn JttJdIck aEA forced
E#r fe Il. - bAr barn ana point out
tgE# f~t3surfuG ~ Sr wallace one
tHt most prominent independent
ah ea cH in that district The
tsu - Them aat 0i On III" tobacco and
uusHta It
From ~I.r5aiek'- place tber vent te
- a1aee 81 tF4cfe they ~dehtroyei
BARN nIIed Aith tobacco wallace
g6 81 fuFed to 8pia the tobacco
9E RI. a& cation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
OK FRYING PAN snohI
Trump tcanter stuck fast. nut iE NO
Immediate Danger.
81, tho Associated Press ,

tIA TIE Associated ifSHA
Wilmington ~ q March 8H-Thr
British steamer ~Axwiuatcr. Captain
clark from aEnnnnh Ga. "a Man
thcsttr. visa Notfolk. Tor coal. Wiih a
cargo OF cotton. phosphate ani rosin.
early this morning during j. hraVH
FOG went ashore on FRYING Pan shoal,
and IS reported tonight lying easy u
Ia no Immediate danger unlesa the
wind rises Wilmington tugs have
gone T. her assistance. and thc revenue
cutter Seminole. stationed ~ this port.
Is preparing 20 leave ~ six u'ciock
tomorrow morning The chief oficrf
and four ~ his men anne aahure to-
night in the Administer yaAl and re-
ported the accident from Fort CasMe oil.
%orth Carolina.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Naval stores.

Wilmington Mar 20 -farpcnunc lut. 60
rect.pLs 80 caahs
Rosia receipts u. this
T4r firm :. 50. ~ecefrt~ tS1-
Crude nm. ? 95tdaaa ; % rcce,u ,
Chareslou. Mar. y -iotueulu~ dttL.
saiesi5e
Isosiu . s.Itc~
Sayanlan. Mar. =, ~1surrutrc steady G.
sales - recet.Ls US shipments -
ftnsan. i.u.. sales l1s, Us tee
a. smehts. i,Gf socks ia
=. h. e.. i.t5. =. tII r. s2o - &
ifa ~. as J9 81 so ~ 10 y IN
40 5.5 " = 30
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
GONE TO JOIN "CIIItk."
Engineer Nurphs's Mind Affected by
the Suicide Of Stghi.
(By the Associated Press

Fort WAYNE. Ind. March 30.-David
2. Murphy. an engineer on the Grand
Rapids and Indiana railroad. COM
miftod suicide today bv swallowing
cafbolic acid. It Is believed the sur
eide II "Chick" Stahl. the Boston
American baseball player. who waS
an intimate friend OF MURPHY. had
some effect in giving 81 suicidal i'm
preston to Murphy's mind. Murphy
left a note saying:
Bury me beside Chick"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
FATAL l'ROIIC.
Negro Boys Play With Il Gun and One
Gets Killed.

Plymouth. y. c.. March Con
Tuesday last Bisnlark Whcelark and
Charlie Pcttiford. colored boys. while
It Rock Point fishery. two miles down
the river. were fooiing with a gun. The
gun was discharged the load taking
effect in the side Of Pcttiford.
He died from the effects Of his
wounds Wednesday night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
Bitten by Il spider.

Through blood poisoning caused rs
n spider bite. John Washington. OF
BosuueviIle. Tex. would have lost his
lef. which became Il mess or running
SorvS. had nc not bee persuaded to
fry Eucklen's Arnica Salvc. lie Whites:
The frxt application rclieyd, and four
boxes healed all the sores Heals
every sore. 2Jc at all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
New YORK Money.

New YORK. Har.29 Money OF cal rasicr 14aS
ruling rate 4. closing btd 81 cIercd a. =
time loans dul 50 days O." u ~ days 90
o mos. d, PrRge mercantile paper va6i,
sterling exchange ta~t. with actual business
II bankers biLs a. Al ie1is3.t Is FOR demand and
i7s us. 10 for 50 day bills, posted rates $50
4o4I 6G ..- ~. CouuercIal bills d95asG
bar SILVER Go Mexican dollars s0Is, gov
bonds steady railroad b0urs igrc4.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
LEAP FOR LIFE
AND BROKEN LEG
Engineer Rogers Gets a
Bad Injury.
MEN UNHURT

knusk~.
especial u News ana obserycr)

Especial "a News ana Observer
Durham. y. g. March 2I.-J r
Rogers. engineer un tht Scalolrd 4 +
Line road. j. IA the Watts hospital s.
a result OF ii small wreck on the ~
board road. between Durham a1d
Redwood. which occurred yesterday
The engineer WAS forced To iurup
from his cab on account II II load ~
telephone poles. which vcrc bc.le
pushed in front t. Redwood. fullln.
from h car ana one Of the poles
being thrown back on the cab just as
the engineer jumped. one sid II tn
cab was smashed in. In the iumB
from the moving engine Mr. Rose.s
had one leg broken at the ankle. one
of the bones being broken into ana
stuck into the ground. lie was 9th
crWisc bruised and hurt, but hopes 4,
be out Of h hospital in a reasonable
time. All the others Of the crew
jumped. but they escaped without
being hurt. This is the first time
that Engineer Rogers has been hur.
during the twelve wears he has bec1
handling the throttle.
Deals in Timber.
Recently in the numerous real cs-
tate deals lii this county there have
been several transactions in which
timber interests are being purchase.
a few days ago the Durham Real Es-
tate Exchange and Trust Company
purchased the timber interest -.
nearly eight hundred acres on New
Hope Greek. Now today there was re-
corded another deal by which TIM
Der WAS purchased on seventy-hVc
acres. In these deals the purchasers
has -four years in which to get the
timber off. it being stated that ri
timber that is eight inches and larger
in diameter can be removed from the
land. In addition TO this timber deal
there was recorded today some ten or
twelve transfers of land. This is at
most a daily occurrence, or at least
there are very few days in which
there arc not as many as four or six
deals recorded. For twelve month or
more there has been great activity in
real estate in this city and county.
Notwithstanding the fact that nest
term Of criminal court is one moptn
ana a half away, there are now niae-
ty seven new cases on the docket. In
addition TO the new warrants there
are forty old cases, q total Of f2l
cases at this time. 1t is expected th9t
there viii be close to two hundred
cases. Court will convene on Ma
18th with Judge Justice on the bench
1t Will be a Onc-W.eek term and thu
court viii have its hands full for tile
six days that court is on.
The police court sent M three adGi-
tional cases this morning, two FOR
carrying concealed weapon ANA 81.
for assault With deadly weapon The
trial of the deadly weapon assault
brought out the particulars "f u
bloody tight. in which Ernest Iran
don beat sam Henderson. both colo
cd. severely, using Il pair 81 knuci,+
and a rock. The read and face OF
Henderson, looked as if he had D""n
dragged through Il thrcshing ma
chine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
\ Two Million state.

II estimate II population Us State
Tor 1906. which has just been ystu-
pl.tod ny to Census Department
place. North Carolina in the two
million class. The actual agurcS etxe
the State 4 population ~ Z~.e5g.3z6 as
compared with 1.Ns3.sio IN 1900. ne
late Of the last ceusus, Thi~ - an ia
crease ~ lC5.5t6 people within a per
Rod II six years. or a. yearly average
II @1.5Ss The increase ia me pou4-
lation IA the state viii undoubtedly
givc North Carolina another rcpFc@en-
t1ttNc In Congress when the next
census is taken and the Congressional
4r-aHpo.rt ment * made
The census figures just made pub
lie SHOW that the density of population
per square mile HaS - in North Car
olina i'm 1906 as comparei with a
density 81 - people to the square mile
III 1900. Thc area in Square miles in
the state is IS. ~ Land ANA 56NC
Of water. only two state have "a
greater water area, Florida and Min
ncsota.
Baron iIcnGcImuller. the Ambas.a-
Inr from Austria-Buugarg VINO ie the
cenn OF the diplomatic corps. will
icdyc for Biitm0rc. Y. =. in a few
da,s. where ne will he tn, guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt.
Tho plans for making the survey OF
thc proposed Appalachian Forest Re-
serve have been communicated IN Il
lettt To senator Simmons BY OVcrton
w. Price. of the Forestry Bureau Of
the Agricultural Department. Mr..
Price has invited Senator Simmons.
agricultural bill FOR the survey to ac-
company thc surveying party whom II
begins its work III Western North
Carolina.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
RAILROAD WoHKMaN Ht!:T.
Ma Nf9hin@ I;cpair- t:drr . Car
Wipcr a Siiftc. Made IrOublr.

(SpcciaI to News and Obse~ver
%SDcncrr. March &o.-Johp Gardner.
aged ABOUT 30 wears. an cmr!oE" -!
tn" southern Railway al Sncnccr. Vas
seVcraly injys~ed this afternoon b.
being hit h. a shifting train. he Was
under d car making reralrs when the
-hiftcr t.umncd into the train. bush
ing the car over him. lie VAS carried
10 q hospital in SALISBURY fog treat
y449,t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-04-02
,I;A MiS VIII 60 wIST.


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